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, 1881-04-09
A Sad Case.

The following letter was written by son
OF MIR. McCalley. who now is in New Mexico
suffering with shattered leg:
NAV F,,uyR- | am now
living on my back with my leg all shot t"
pieces. hare already had {. operations
performed on my leg and AN about to have
the third. Inc Indians sh"t
me about two months ago when they raided
the couatry. Isas It the time prospecting
and tn. Indians jumpe,i us unaTares. Fonr
of the b ys ss~od by me, two of which we're
killed and the other two escaped without
injury. four son.
, 1881-04-09
The Iron Horse.
what l. being Done for the Development
Of Our Country.

; The company now have new wharf boa;
at Ainsworth.
The iron for the Dayton extension is now
aHoat. and is expected in Portland in few
days.
With through railroad connections from
this city to the Dalles, passengers will gam
one day.
superintendent Buckley will remain in
the city few days attending to company
matters.
The engineers and graders are hard a.
) work on the road At the Cascades. Engi.
neer Thielson calculates completing the road
through to Portland the coming year.
Through passage to Portland can then he
maie IN Que day.
The track from the Dalles Connected with
the narrow guase at Cay"te Monday, AMI
tic guage from Cayote to Cmatilla will be
changed to A standard guage to-day noon.
The transfer OF passengers and freight will
be made at Uma,ira from the wide to the
narrow guage cars, until tr.stles, etc, are
hui { to continue the broad cusge line to
Walls Walla. Freight for the Snake lver
will he transferred TO the bats at Umatilla.
and Walla Walla fright fer the upper coun-
try will 90 the river RIA Ainsworth. Prepare
tions to head the lines towards Dayton are
heing made As rapidly as possible. the cnm
I'any having heen so overrun with freight
that it vas impossible TO get up material for
Construction.
, 1881-04-09
CRAFTY CRACKSMEN !
Teaaeiine Under HswicJ Wallace
Z Co.'S Bank 70 gain N Un-
known Entranee into
SehwabAcher's.
A. EnsiaeeFfng Feat = n sat-s Tsahsi.

On Monday night last young uian aauled
o. W. McPhalen, who sleeps IN hawley
Wallace 4 Cos. hank, was awakened by a
rustline sound apparently eraanstinS from
undsr the building Jus; beneath the nis safe.
Arising quietly and hastily he made for the
from. door, and in reaching the Sidewalk he
encountered man whose hat we'll ma hls
face, and who, upon seeiug McPHsden
cUushcd three times and
RAPIpLY WALKED away
The youog man then w,at IN search OF an
officer, bu, rot finding Nne he returned to
the bank. The succeeding night strict
watch sas kept in hopes that the burglar
would return, but the wary craftsman carried
too many guns Tor oar wou!d-be detectives
they didn't coue. wednesday afternoon
il Was thought b ST 70 make an examination
into what the burglars had been doing, and
II that end a search was made rs 10 the
mode of entrance under the bark. After
quite little hunt ! place was dlsc 'veresi
under the sidewalk on Third street whe
hoie had been ,Gt through the foundation
sufficiently large 10 admit.
THE BODY OF MAN
Fron which place person could crawl TO
.ny plac- under the bunk. Arriving Oh the
other side of the building similar hole was
cut through the ether wall OF the bank.
viii h gave free access into Schwab,chers
ceiler, by climbing up through the !o,sts
tha, supper, the ioor A search WAS then
made under the bank for any cache that
might have been m ide, which was rcSarded
by the discovery Of pile OF stolen go'ds
amounting T., nearly $500, consisting OF silks,
shirts, fancy goods. etc.
THE DISCOVERY
OF this bonanza rather surprised all hands a.
nothing had been missed in the store. and
probably nothing would have ever BEEN
known Of the heavy robbery had not y"ung
McPhaden luckily heard the thieves making
away with their plumber. Sev-ral parties
yesterday coupled tins burglary with We'd
nesday mornings fire, offering the theory
that the fire was started to attract public
attention while the robbery Was committed.
This theory hardly holds good as the young
man sleeping in the bank heard strange
noses underneath the building for several
weeks hack, indicating that the burglars had
been 81 scientifically at work fur sev. raj weeks
past. The mode of tue robbery and the CIR
cumstances coupled with it would Indicate
that it was committed by the same parties
who entered Kimbalrs store about year
ago. There is a striking similarity between
these two robberies.
, 1881-04-09

COMPLETED INSriIArIoNS.-The Abraham
Lincoln Post No. 4. Grand Army Of the
Republic completed the installation OF officers
"Wednesday eight, and are now in iull work
Ing order und-r the supervision Of the follow.
inc officers: P,st Commanler,J. H. Smith
Sr Vice-comm.nder. Z. i. johnson; Jr
Vic.-commAnd, J. T. McLan-; Adiutsnt-
". Leslie: Officer OF the Day. H. Simonds;
Offic-r Of the Guard. J. COoledee; Quarter
master, /. Chilherg' Chaplain. G.. n Irwin;
surgeon, J. A. Neil; Se;s.eant Maior, A. B.
RockefelIow; Quartermaster Sergeant, Alb.
Ellis.
, 1881-04-09

NIcHoL POWERS DEATH.-Thnrsday az
ternonn the Coroner SUNNI med jury 10 in
anirc in'o the carse oi the sudden death of
Nichol Powers, the proprietor "i the Depot
Saloon. wli,sr death was wrapt Up III mys-
terv. After the ax ,mina'iOn Of witnesses
the coroner submitted To the jury whether it
was NECESSARY or not ~ hold :. post mnrtem
"H-minatinn. AT hut ore consider.d a
pos- mn-.e-o cy.m'n1.i,n run~c~ss,rv as
,.o.h,ns in the testimony tenleA t. sho.-
.ha. Pnwsrs rad met with such a violent
,!~-th. and in ,crnrd,rce they r-tnrnAd =
~--l'r. ~ ..lea'h 'r,'n s,rpa rnk r"w- r--se >
T crtoner himssls says hat he had 70 n-a
th.t the man died nv rni-nn'ng, Int w.ulI
have n-ef"rre.i an ex"minat'o, as It -niyht
have THROWN som" lioht IA Ia the canse nF
the reeeu. sudden tlaa'h
, 1881-04-09
4 CARD.
ST. PaUL.s SCHOOL

The question is s'metimes asked Why our
.baryes are more than at any other school.
Th,g arc not. The mistake arises bacause We
give the price of tuition for do.'ts tse i',gct Of
s;me. The school year Consists OF forty w--ks.
We, IN common with most Boarding Schools,
divide the school year into tu0 terms OF TWEEN
~ weeks each; thinking continuous term of
txenty weeks Of more than double advantage
20 the pupil over quarter Of ten weeks The
raE sECoSD Or EtsTsR TERN
epeus On fhursd.y, Janugy %. 1870 tor
,dnis ion apply 70 the Primo a,
Nsm Mes LExrI II. WELLS.
, 1881-04-09

'->a'>'--ii se-;,.e! on Sunday last as if
'Hs one hat beoom, imjue,i with the fish.
"ii'a' h"'Uith,;aniins ,ha, it WIS and
'-' "'A'''' snl swearing on that day was
A''sa;y III the eyes o; our church
= 'f's SUNDAY mornin. many a
-'' 80 !!7s;A Ii,'le faster thpu usual in
-. iA''.R OF 4 iine mess OF the .'speckled
.aails, o,1l q he deep. bu, alas for the mis-.
IA. s.. ,- and trallty OF man. Arriving at
49,, .lh'is the hsh we're found to be par.
b,d arrrse 10 bl,i.g. besides the line
Im.,- a'nai'ty toward. en,anclirs itself
"a. .ne thorn b1si-s. Such at Least ~ss
- - en'nes Of cur reporter .nd .nothrr
nounc, M 'SIss, S1s Who Ar today ready to pro.
to din. ds's.As u hoiLs n,sekesy and q snare
NJ rn..;. e .ae Ensary printer isom the paths
.-.s aas n Ws arc disgasted. We didn't
- S' tne Psoverbial "small how. with
:s ty.r: ws.b.
, 1881-04-09

FINE lSKs We have received from Jos.
eph Fl. Dnrrty L Son. OF San Francisco. a
samnle book of the different inks sold by
them, The hook is a perfect beauty in every
resneei, and is more ft.@d for a pa-lor table
than rrin'ing office II CONTAINS beautiful
sn~cinlens OF the different inks and b-onzes
used in ''the art pres-rvat;ve of all arts. - The
manufacturers received the award At the Cen.
s-nnial exhibition for the superior quality
and ereat variety Of inks manufactured by
them. No office with anv prAten.ions OF
heing abe tn turn out good work shnnld fail
tn send for copy of this good and useful
honk.
, 1881-04-09

Orr PcLIoE FokcE-C"nsiderable COM
merit has been made as to the action of the
police on account Of the manner in which our
police managed the SchTahacher robbery
.ffair. Prnhahiv If the nsai'ri.y OF the pe1.
pie knew One half a. much as they think
they 40, their tune would change considers.
blv. Good work has brn done, and if nng
sou"cii would only add aaothAr man 70 the
police force het.er work could be done. az i,
is. there is altogether too much work and
too graf az eAtens OF ground to travel over
for our small force. Let the council add
another man
, 1881-04-09

No MoEE--Ma-t " Brown. on account Of
sickness. has 'eeu compelled to sever hi. con.
nectiou with the Albany DeMoerct. By this
step the Oregon Democracy looses one Of It's
ablest supporters and OREGON journalism one
Of its brightest lights. Msrf, has alwavs had
an open purss and kinl w"rl for the needy
printer, and no doubt they will all regret
loosins their old Standby.
, 1881-04-09

HARD WoRK-Nr Superintendent Rrek-
lev. Of the q. r. ( n. Co., and President
Gi,mhl.. general superintendent Of the West.
prn Ur'on Telegraph COMPANY. both arrived
her. IN Thnrsday nights tram and left on
Friiay morning. II tn. EMPLOYEES Of any
business we're requested TO work AZ 'heSe
men ID the narers would he flied with a..
t'rlAs on the slavery Of wnrkinpmAn ard suc.
ces'io"s Of dvna ..ite bombs would h. in order
as the ontr remedy for such 'terrihle mt.
RACES" VT these men work harder than a,v
man in their employ and take it all as a
matter oi course.
, 1881-04-09

SEEDS SEEDS IT you want fresh garden
seeds buy Of 8 good reliable first-class Seed
House. Buists warranted garden seeds: Grass.
Tree and Hedge seeds, Alfalfa, Timothy, Red
and White Clover, B ne Grass, Lawn Grass.
Yellow and Black Locust, B.I Elder, White
Ash. Oregon Maple and Usage Orange, Vick's
Flower Seeds.
1871 KxBaLL & SoS.
, 1881-04-09
LANCE KFpu-Nr Go NV

LARCE FIRN.-Mr. Geo. ID. White, repre-.
sen:ing the ilrm of Murphy. Grant& Co, IS
in the CITY. This is the hrgeSt staple and
fancy dry goods firm on The Pacific caast.
Their hasn=-s Va 81. Dor'h~-ss IA. iacT,a
TO such proportions that this firm have
opened sample rooms At No 10 Prsnt strees
0gtand, Oregon
, 1881-04-09

HONE IyDrsrEy.-At the last meeting OF
tie city council they gave Mr.. J. NJ. Suook
the contract for about 1900 feet OF cement
water pipe TO be used io- the prEpose OF con-
reyinc water for the use of the fire depart
ment from Fifth to Ninth street. Similar
pipe brought from California would cost
about one half the price more. Mr. Sno"k
provides the pipe Is cents per foot with io
per cent. of. This will keep money IN the
country and give encouragement, to home IN
dustry at the same lime.
, 1881-04-09

How long dear master, ., how long? VIII
You Continue n tie me in the streets and force
M :" gnaw th- bark of the trees when you
can have the well fed for two bits At Uncle
Tom : stable On Third street, Waila Waiia,
". T. 5Q3m
, 1881-04-09
Brodeck d Co.
rhoaosraphers. Main ST., Sear the srids'

Having engaged the services Of one Of the
very bes. re,ouehers IN the Pacific coast lately
emDioyed bv J. w. Taber, the leading phnt".
,,rapher Of San Franci-co, We are now enabled
IN produce all classes of work Connected with
photography in manner superior to any pho
soyraph gallery on the Pacific n"rthwest We
have also engaged an artist in ln''i. INK, cray,
on. water and oil oOiors. and are prepared
z to copy all kinds Of pieturrs and sn.arSe me
same TO any size desired, and tn,sh TIE same
in A stvIs superior u any heretofore InSie.
Cur reputation a. artists is a guarantee that all
work leaving this gallery will be 6rst-class and
satisfactory. With our improved Instruments
and facilities photographs can be taken IN
cloudy a. well as in clear weather Give US
Iii BRoDEcE b Co,
M.ia stree. near the hridg-, Walls Walla,
". T. "Si III
, 1881-04-09

PEssoxAls.-Jahn HALEY. Jr., and MIR.
Cu.tcr Of the L. I. & o. Stage Company,
p.il US a pleasant CAL. They report 'he
roads across the Biu- Mountains Is ocng ID
pooi condition, aud the weather very miid
, 1881-04-09

The Ersnr-Did yuu say that advertis'
in, in the DAILY STATESMAN don't pay,
YOU are mistaken, for the paper is read, as
evineei BY the fact that our appeal for a
street sprinkler he's been needed.
, 1881-04-09

NE. CHURCH. Methodist Episcc
nal denomination in Washingtoa territory
have, ,ecur,ling to the reports Of 1850, forty
two churches aud SOL members. Ii lead:
all other Protestant deuoruina ions.
, 1881-04-09
slaxen.s cherrx Tooth Paste.

An aromatic combination 70, the pr-serva-
tiOn of the teeth and gums. 1t is far superior
to anv preparation Of its kind in the market.
In large handsome Opal pots, price 30 cents
For sale by II. +. Holmes.
, 1881-04-09

,.,.,,-,.,, TK,lNs.-In al! probability i
.,brousb tram will arrive a, u~lillln IRON,
n,II,. and transfer viii be made there
=. .,ae 20 the narrow gusg- cars,
sntl : ri The Inc OF the old Columbia i'''s' '''
- j. widen-d.
, 1881-04-09

p,sp.vrp.-Maior rraiH 'ia 'nJ NJ ~;
and hss dissolved his P1r'ners"'p
rr,.s IN the Trua1 Farm, Mr., Mr., i.aan .ira,ted I'd
,ai1s1,, the immense tracts of land '''a-''"
:, -.,lurubia county
, 1881-04-09

/. lrI..-Capt.in and Mrs. DFug have lett
o, S,n Francisco for the purpose oi surg
al operation on tn" Captains eye when ha'
H.. .oarcc Of complaint for long PERIOD
C,n, pr,ry has been no less than 40 year.
T. n. srrny and stands high in reputation iof
- and efficiency. After the operation
!. j. performed they will both return H'i' '"'
,e,rlr down for good.
, 1881-04-09

New IaMIGR,SrS. Jesse Blaloek, father
Of DR.. n. G.. Bialock, with IL other imm-
grants from North Carolina arri' ed on Satur-
dav nights train They have permanently
located In this valley.
, 1881-04-09

Webfoot Oilcuresshe crying baby. Mothers
attention is called To the Webfoot Oil in cases
of Group, spasms or collie, that the little ones
ere subject 10. 80 6ms
, 1881-04-09

SEEvIcE Rev d. j. Pierc-. pastor Of the
Baptist Church, will preach at the Al. +.
Church. tsouthl. Sunday a. II A. NJ, and
i:30p n.
, 1881-04-09

C0nI>6.-The Hon. Tou, B-ens., deiera.s
from Washington territory, is expected home
saon. His mail las already began arriving
here.
, 1881-04-09

Trr p,iirs.-pr- sloan reiHFh7'' ',
n,u,, on Saturday evening AMI reports
,r,iosss in that city as boO'nins. Inc 'h, h,rs
blS.n,J .,-l,J eypeditions and preparations nave
4, "a, deal Of money there
, 1881-04-09
TIVE OFFICIAL CITY PAPER:

! c.rs, Ton Gr.rrrppr-Be Kind to your you.
,,,,,;ou. Re grateiul that you nave
''' -, psu,mber how many people
Roo' f,s "a. who have no poor relations
, 1881-04-09

When ynu order your next tea go 10 Colt'-
and ask for the brand that has caused such 3
sensation; this Is it, and see that you get IL
, 1881-04-09

WHAT w W,xs.-Thc country will soon
De blessed with several trans-continensal
railroads. The new southern line Is to I've
followed by the vigorous prosecution OF the
road through Idaho, Washington Territory
and Oregon, divrrging from the Union Paci-
tic at point about $40 miles ives. OF Omaha.
The new line will intersect an immense rich
belt of mineral and Agricultural country.
which will result in large accession Of
population from the cas-. during the next
five ears Cheaper rates o, travel may I've
expected soon. As result Of competition.
There will he business enough for all the
lines, and more il, innate relation will spring
uu between the east and the west, as the
people will be able tn move To and fro with.
out the necessity of spending mall fortune
rs at present.
, 1881-04-09

Webfoot Oil is a sure cure for Dypthsria Oh
r,e Throat
, 1881-04-09

rros pAYro>--M A, Baker Dayton 5
,,,,.nsr,r, lavyer, IS in the city and reports
.,,.,,,ticns IS to when the railroad VIII
- p,vran arc rife. One party Is reported
= l., sjpD that the raIlroad Will not
- D,rton by June lst, 1851. Gen. an
=. ,i.I, infused little more acfITi'y IN
-" ol,rs IS the people soon saw that ne
nesnt business.
, 1881-04-09

L. ruE PooK ISpIAS.-A party OF 81
,,,s,. in Town on Monday complained OF a
very mysterious slckues, which was depict
IN ,h-ir ranks along Snake IIver. From
,hr motion, they made We would fancy 1t
"a. some internal disease they were suffer
I ins from. The Indians said their medicine
man va. -l,tgs 1, three OF them who were
under hl, management have gone to the
happy huatin: grounds That medicine
nav be poor doctor but he has proved 70
b. |, GOOD Trend 10 the whites. Nay hrs
trib- lnGrr.sc.
, 1881-04-09

Webfoct Oil cures pain in from one to fifteen
minutes warranted.
, 1881-04-09

Webfoot Oil is priceless jewel in your fam
ily. IL speaks for itself.
, 1881-04-09

Ar rug TE,cE. Work at the Driving
p,,L b.,hernuin real earnest. There are al
ready quite a number Of fine horses IN course
oi training there, and BY next SUNDAY morn
ing the course sill have resumed It's wonte''
hy,ly APPEARANCE. In :he open space inside
g.. - tb.r. IS In course OF construction
: monument in cornniemoration of old Bell
founder" who died here several years ago:
Il !, constructed of wood, and Is about 20
i.et in height, surmounted with flag stan.
II viii be quite IN ornament to the talr
grounds
, 1881-04-09

Ao0 bE,D-Olr readers will remembe:
'l-'' ''n'e ''uc ago the STATESMAN contain
e al account OF stage driver attempting
& :" '"is = slF. passenger near Lewiston, and
~" Ate iAi!ins IN the atrocicus act he jump
'--- NE >nakc rNcr and WAS drowned
y. me hms We expressed our doubts in re-
, sHG 70 NE suicide lart, and now they are
: II appears that on reaching the
- ne met Al Old man who took him
& -f's ani o. IL, ARRIVAL Of the officer he
a, pSi'eI 'L- stage 3r!Hrr As drowned. This
N''rN stag driver" IL now IN good.
,t. i-ua ''ii.y aea!ih, driving on line some,
N 'he northern part Of Idaho, be-
"aa' piser> We have no; heard.
, 1881-04-09

NV E'"n-. Daring the past Week the
following new books have been received at
the Library: The Fools Errand." and
''hniAs without Straw, both by Tcurg-c ;
Met Auleys History Of England" ) vols.
Motley his,Or., Of the Dutch Republic. y
vols; "No,leys History ci the United
! Netherlands. vols: Progress and Poet
~, by Henry GeorCe: Climate and Time, '
by james trall: History OF Charles V. " by
i'res,ntt- Two hundred more new books
ines1dlns all the late novels are on the wav.
f'ery ore Hho en- spare one hour day for
fvAiiHg should JOIN the Library 0ply :.
Per year " fifty cents per month.
, 1881-04-09

4 r.ner L,yDLORD.-W, D, cFo"' tA'
,,jIorI Of the Columbia Hotel Of
rin the city on business, tie Will
-, citizens Will now embrace ths
MAJ! - ~ y ctIcred them and pay fragment
ofIo'.+ arr sister town. \ popular landlord
n'i' sh n, l. crow will be Of the greatest beneh'
, 1881-04-09

THAT NEWSPAPER CONVENTION. - The
Seattle InteMgencer speaks in sorrowir'g
tones of the failure to get up a newspaper
convention. At the time the subject was
first preached We mad an idea that it vas
suggested by the funny msn" of the Iateiti-
genc,r, hut now we discover that 1t WAS
started in all sober seriousness. II our
brethren Of the press a-e in want OF good
old spree, we would like them to call it BY
its proper name, and not go around the bush
with 'eonvention;' in such a clse the STATES
MAN will t,kr c,rv to be well represented
But for any body OF men To dictate how We
shall run our business Is more than We care
to I've silent over Oar own experience OF
CERTAIN editor" in this city whose hitter and
traitorous aulmpSfty we have $" often
experienced preclndes the idea OF his
standing by any aSrerm.nt that might
! b. mad for the l,.nefi: OF the press At large.
: Therefore, brethren, the STATESMAN viii hoe
oar own row, AMI stand Gv ITS old motto
| ''the devil take the himlm"st."
, 1881-04-09

ltna sI~c;al imp ration and can or'ly b-
obtsined at MARI p Cel,'s Man street
Walla Walla.
, 1881-04-09

Tgu WArEErNC CAET.-The delay IN
bringing out the watering cart seems 10 u
Attributable to the fac, that Main street Is
20 b. graded. This should make no alffeF,
ence. The sprinkler should 50 to work and
..,.cr onr streets a usual; the graded por-
ron. will need water Z. keep down the dust
lust As well as any other street. Let some
.n,erprising individual come ont witn 4
,urinkler; one VINO VIII attend {" his hnsi-
Mss can make a remunerative salary
, 1881-04-09

i Tut Nu, Wc are now receiving the
maj from al parts oi ihe United States at
one. Yesterday We received no less than
sSr.rc'lrs. ir,m Wnrcmucca; { Tribune $
from al, Lake city; ; Tn-Weekly Boise
S,r,sar... the earliest March l9th. As
for Eastern pap,rs they discount all others
hollow; they bc.- yarious dates from March
4th up d the "93I Il We may nc allowed
q io!m sa opinion we should say that the
prnciral troub', must necessarily lie be-
tween Wllh WaIla and Boise City in con-
seausnce Of the sccumulltIon Of NAL sacks
,alon. the route.
, 1881-04-09

The HAPPY FAMLY.-The criminal case
OF the territory VI. Thomas Moore came mp
before Judge Lrman Monday. This was .
case wherein father prosecuted son for rob-
berry. The circumstances are as follows: It
appears that the young man, Tnos. Moore.
who lives in Oregon, went ont to his father $
ranch situated few miles IN the country,
and took against his fathers wishes. glass.
dish, picture and 4 cupboard. The father
then came to town and swore out conf
plant against the supposed erring son. The
testimony went to show that the young man S
mother had given hum these articles Just
prlor to her death, and that he went oct to
his fathers on Sunday TO get the things be-
cause he had heard that his father was about
selling them to j. :. Cox IN order to get the
"sauihs" whereaith To purchase an occa-
sional "smile" The young man was &C.
quilted and departed from the court room
r, iolcing. Mr. Moore, Sr, has had a writ
of repl.vin issncd On the ARTICLES returnahle
to Judge Lamar on the lirh INST This IS
another OF the many shining incidents OF
domestic felicity. The articles IN toto are
not worth ten dollars. Both pa ties will tx
pend twice that amount III fees aud c''sts f"r
the pleasure of abusing and tormcntiDg each
other.
, 1881-04-09

For the fincs. Job work 50 TO the srsIEs-
ny o&cs. -ss'-ss
, 1881-04-09

4 G,yE sFus oyI GAZE The many opium
S Sends that have infested our crty, have at
( Ia: ,7ue % seek pastures new and fresh.
John Justice backed by the efforts OF the
s SfnySN,S. Vas TOO much for Them. On
S,:a-lay evening las: John made raid on
the many enium drnS bnt unfortunately dill
4 not boz any game as the tirnds We're On the
lookout Bat nevertheless they wisely con-
cladcl ,hs: discretion was the better part Of
Nalor, ami that a hasty exit might save them
I irem running up a:sIu,t' tae marshal, 80
With ,hl. m view they icdcl their tents
: AMI slen:ly S,Ilc away
, 1881-04-09

purc>S Booa. ten. Tamatt has re
,arusl irum Dayton ard has pad cut in
u,H'y md contracts No less than Sl50, 600
Thi' +. N, biggest brace Da,thR ever r'etiS-
el AL She may now hs considered on the
hish rOil to prosperity. The >r'rr>w,N
Lhs. D apology 10 offer Tor the advice 1t has
o,eaHonly gwen its citizens. Whatever We
have said has been Tor their benefit and WAS
derived from the best authorities. That
everything mas turned ont as We alway pre-.
.dictei IS reward and satisfaction enougn for
Us Aswe stood by Dayton inits adversity
we certainly shall no. deser. i. in its pros
prrty-
, 1881-04-09
PimpLs.

Pinptes.
viii mail tfree) the recipe for simple
VIGEIapLI BaLx that will remove TAN
FkkCKI ES, PIMPLES and ELOTCHES
l-aving the skin soft, clear and BEAUTIFUL; ala.
instructions for producing luXurisut growth,
of hair on q bald head or smooth face. Ad-
dress, inclssmg stamp. Ben. Vandeif 4 Co, 5
Reekman Street. y. Y. 1l3-H
, 1881-04-09
THE PRIZE BULL!
GRAND PRINCE F!
GRAND PRINCE,

Imported by S,Se Brothers. with full ped gree
Trc..rd in the American Heri az, and l. one
of the rn.ss valuable animals on the Pacific
Coast, viii make the stand this season at