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, 1881-09-29

dpeetal Dapateh to Ihs Chicago Tribune.
CLEVELAND. O., Sept. eS.--l.awnt'eld pre-
scnts u,0urnful appearance. Tho house Is
1astcfully tlraped, mid over the door, In n
wreath of irnmorteltes, Is tho motto "Trnst
III God" Ex-Secretary Brown Is busy SET
ti,lr up the affairs of tho estate, 1t Is not
'tnown Just what tho family will do, but there
= a rusnor that she Washington home, II not
.he ane ut Mentor also. will be disposed Of.
zen. Swain and Col. Rockwell returned
from Mentor this afternoon, ulld Left ii,lne-
dlately for Washington. Mrs. Rockwell re-
uI&i.ttd with Mrs. Garfield.
, 1881-09-29
TWELVE PEOPLE DROWNED.

TWELVE PEOPLE DROWNED.
ATLANTA. ca, Sept. ss.-A dispatch lust ro-
ceLvcd says: "The feEEy-boat from tho Isle OF
Hope to sktinway Island sprung nloak yesteE-
dAy few hundred yards from shore. A party
Of olGhteon market pooplo wcro abonru for
Savannah The boht filled and sunk Within a
worry few minutes. twelve people wero drowned
Tho remainder weru rescued. Twelve collins
were sent frutn Savannah yesterday, and the
victims were all buried. AL were colOrad."
, 1881-09-29
MONEY.
MONEY.
4 WEEK IN WHICH PEOPLE THOUGHT OF
SOMETHING ELSE.

4 WEEK IN WHICH PEOPLE THOUGHT OF
SOMETHING ELSE.
NEW YonK, Sopt :2ss,-Fr0m tho Public:
No usefu! comparison can be ulade Of the
exchanges Of lust week with those OF the
corresponding week Ut last year because
business wns Interrupted last week to all OK.
tout which cannot be measured. Tho In
crease Of exchanges Mt New York Is large
but the sales Ut stock are also largc, and the
remaining exchanges amount to ouly $751;
0G5. $1,000. AT other cities, though tho deal
inEs aru large, the gains aro very Irregular,
us business WAS III su,Me places greatly III
turrupt ed, al.d III others but little. Ex-
changes ut San Francisco for the week end
illg Sept. II, nll4 ut utllar cities for the week
ending StEt. ~. WGrE:
, 1881-09-29
TIE NATIONS GUESTS.

PREPARATIONS 70 RECEIVE THE FisESCl1
DELEGATES TO THE YORKTOWN CELE-
NitAT1OS.
NEW YonK, Sept. 29.-The commission ap-
pointed by tic Governor of this State t0.wel-
colEe the guests of the Na1lun arriving here
from France, OH their way to Yorktown.
ceptiun. Admiral Wy,nan will be at quar-
antine with the steamer Tennessee OH the
4th of 0ctUber. slhd there await the arrival
Ut tile commission, who will be carried to
li[m by. n revenue cutter rs soon rs tile
steamer Canada with The FruMel,tnen OH
board Is reported In the o.Eng, The French
to the Tunnessee and taken on board under
q salute. Tile Tennessee will theli conlu to
the city mud anchDr oil the Battery and the
Admiral will land the party uMdUr retiring
salute Mt I'lur M, !,
, 1881-09-29
THROWN FROM HIS CARRIAGE.

THROWN FROM HIS CARRIAGE.
Special Dispatch to Ths Chicago TfthGHs.
1sosToS. Muss., Sent. 2s.-str. Joslah Caldwell
WAS thrown from his carriage Mt 1pswch depot
yesterday morning And seriously, probably
fatally, hurt. Dir. Caldwell has been very en-
phntto In expressing bis pleasure at tho death Ut
President Gartlela. and In consequence bis
beon sharply Gensure.l by soine OF bis towns-
men:. lilo tinds but little sympathy In bis pros-
cut distress.
, 1881-09-29

Special Dhpateh 10 1hs Chicago Tribune.
sOurn EI0lN. H., Sopt. GA Gerfnnn, un.
n,nrrtcd, who hns boon stopping at tho Ktnball
1Iouse In ElRtn for somo time pnat, WAS riding
on tho front end of switch cngino yesterday
between Wayne and South ElR!n, and when tho
cugino was going at full speed hu bccatnu fright.
c,gsl aud 5utnprd OF, striking on his bead. nnd
pronounced Impossible. II this caaU results
fatally, 1t will o tho third fhtnl railroad accident
tlAys.
, 1881-09-29
"Lnwnfleld,' at Mentor, Evidently to
he Given Up by the Widow
and Children.
Great Dissatisfaction Oycr the Burial or
Garfield in a Stock Company's
Cemetery.
The People Of His District claim that His
Dust Belongs to the
Nation.



WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. 2s.-The fol-
lowing has been received BY tho Department
OF State:
LoSpoN, eopt. .7.-Hlatne. Stcr<tarU, IFasht'tp-
ton D. c.: have received tho following tcle-
gram frnm tho Queen:
"wond you express my sincere coincidence
to tho tate Presidents mother. ind inquire after
her health, as well rs after Mrs. GarAcld.' Her
Ma1estys nt1da: ~ should bc thankful " you
would procure mo good photograph of Gen.
Garfield" LOWELL, Mlnlatcr.
nErLy.
AssIstant-Sccretary 1flit replied as fol-
lows:
Lu,rtu, Aiintst<r, London: Your telegram
expressing tho compassion Of the Queen for the
mother Of the late President Was duly for-
wardcd to Mrs. Garfield at Mentor, o. havc
gust received the following reply:
"rlcasc request Sir. Lowell to oxprcss to her
Majesty tho Queen tho grateful acknowledge
ments Of tho insther Of Gen. 0Rrsnlh and my
own for tho tender womanly sytnpathy she has
hccn pleased to acnd. and also that her hlnjcstys
wish Will bo complied with at an cnriy dny.
"LUcKEr1A II. DAnrlELp."
You will rlease mike fitting communication
OF this reply 10 her bInjcsty.
, 1881-09-29
FELL FROM 4 II3AT-LOFT.
Kpketai Dtfpdtth to Ths Ehtedoo Tfthuns.

JACKSON. Mioh., Sept. as.-Dayid Roach,
who has bee,l lii this county for about thirty
!iyo years. travelling about rs woll.tlIgger,
stopped at the faru of Mrs. Snow, four miles
west Of here, Inst evening" He was sent to
tho hay-loft to sleep. This morning he wns
fell through tho opening for hay MID the full
killed him. Ills Age WIS nbollt 20.
, 1881-09-29
DIED OF ITS INJURIES.

Special Dltpafth to 1he Chicago 1f1buH4.
LAFAYETTE. Ind, sept. cS.-The ch,Id Of Fordt-
maud KAiscr died this morning from tho effects
OF injuries roceEveda fow days ago. A runaway
team came .lashinH nlonE the street rs the older
Children wcro crossing at tho ttnc, pushing
baby carriage. frIghtened, thoy laft the babe
and wRKnn which werc run ov0r, fatal Injuries
being inflicted to tho child.
, 1881-09-29

DENVER, Colo. Sept os.-Memorlal services
were held Monday III tile famous Taltro
t;orge, Mt an altitude Of 10000 feet, by tile
National Association Of General Passenger
and Ticket Agents excursion party, ntlnl-
boring TO Indies and gentlemen, representing
nearly every State in tho Union.
, 1881-09-29
BLISS.
Ills ANntvAt-

Spff1d] Ulfpatth 70 tn Ch1tdco 1Ttoltnes
New YoKK, Snpt. as.-Dr. Bliss arrived III
this city fram Washington today. liz says
that tho object OF Ills visit Is to
complete Ills report on tho Presidents case.
In conjunction with DR.. Shrady and Prot.
Weisse. 1Ie will remain for this PURPOSE
until Friday. ,rlie report lin course Of
preparation, lie says. Is onu which
the pcnp1o nre entitled to. 1t will b. hts owl
tndivttliinIs rcvlew of the cast. An of1icful
detailed history. Ut the casn Will t'e made by
NIL Of tho Intending surgeons In the co,'rse
Of saycrnl weeks.
, 1881-09-29
THE BURIAL.

Dsoatea 70 tt"s.''" , -, ~, h"sute,t
Evhl.ASp. e. o'pt; ;,.'...i. 49, ne pcopio ~ i.an9
County nhd Inc Nfheleehtll CONGRESSIONAL
District VINO nave oeon nero almost en-
Massc, are SO much eilteared to tho fnnl''y
that they are deslrons Of doing something,
There Is. however, one movement on foot
in Garfeld's old Congressional district.
which Is creating quite stir, and likely to
be matter OF great agitation In the near
future.
There have been many Indignant people
hero from the northeastern corner Of the
t Is HAT G Garfield @ has @ been bur burled % 1t ci.yel'
Tho constituents Of tho Iead statesman , suy
that as soon as Gar'ieId's death WIS an-
llounced the Directors OF Lake View Genie
terry telegraphed to Mrs. Gurticld and worked
ION her feelings to bnye the burial hare.
Ihey opefatoa anne successfully through
Dr. Boynten, who Is Cleveland man, aild
6uid to be d holder OF stock In the cemetery
association. Ills intimate relations with the
n tami'y I, rendered h's agency very s1ectaal'
Ono OIL the great points hsnue Was tf,at once,
while driving through l.ake View Cemetery
i'll company with AIr, j. II. Wade, Gen. Gar
field, while adlulring the beautiful piacc,
stated that when lac died lle would like to be
o",. nu,,., ~ =, ,".s ~ "s'4'o ".,. """ e'asu
GEN. dAhFlEln WAS CHEAT ApMf1ER OF
AosELf SAtuhAi; scESEHf'
and once WINE driving through tie plctur-
himself very strongly as wanting to be buried
.s'.1' '',,,o,, ,,a Iii Sa ~ ~ ~ w oa.'sA
l,e'e ~''eis n1 ~ n'oa oo ~. ~ "'!y e1ptes.
SONS aallng !lo re- co'lee1neu ule one NJ
at Cleveland. 1t Is, however, tho general
o,,n1nn that If f,rn f;arI,atd had oxnrnaon,i
, 1881-09-29
WEARY OF LIFE,
A CHICAGO TAILOR CuMMErs SUICIDE At
CASTLE uAAuEN.

Ap$ef1{ UApa&t& 10 1Af CAseaoo 4Fto9RSs
New YoKk, Sept. 28.-Th!s pprntnX early
the dead body Of y ll'an was found ln tho
Battery Park, ut Castle Gardhh, with q bull
lut-wounu III tue forslleul. "A circumstance
that addea to tlls mystery df tle case Mt lirst
was tut fact that no plstql WINS found near
the body. Search WIS lIads III vain for the
weapon for all hour. OF more. At last q
pistol WIS discovered In tho grass ut some
little distance from ths coruse. The affair
, 1881-09-29

lAE COslfAHAIAfE4 AtAAfIAt OF Aus4SESa
nt lualIy polnts Notwithstanding tho events
of The week is surprising, but there was
Yreater actlyity II! speculative tlIan In other
branches 0f trade, as IL natural ut such
per!0tls, atl4 tho strength OF the markots lute
Try III yluw Ut tha allddon and ulnleasurcti
cliangu III the Administration, WIS to sOnte
extsllt artificial. DefoFe the present week
el,ds VIZ shall be nble To get q 6etter !slea Ot
tlle real tetlpcr OF the n!nrkets under the
new circumstances.
, 1881-09-29
MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY,

6pFttd1 CHlNNth % 1ht Chltd30 Tribune.
ANN AHno1t, Mich.. Sept. os.-Thu Hoard Of
1,egcnfs Of tho University totlny appointed rsc-
gent Andrew Clinic rs Superintendent of the
rev library building. nta salary ot el.400. Mr.
Clinic will rcsign hts 0tlco rs ltcgunt ut o,cc.
, 1881-09-29
tCoAt.MINeRs' STRIKE AvERTeD.

FlTTSNuHJ, PA, Bept. S8.-The Threatened
stEtko of coal miners In ths distElot for an al.
vance TO tivo cunts a bushel fur 1niu!n9, il the
retail operators posHsl cd In charging consumcts
II caats per bushel, haa been ayerted by the
lnlnors Withdrawing their demand for au in.
the price to II cents.
, 1881-09-29

ri Hat 4 u
Mn,s ntonn"y ~ sm'a' H., 4. ,,.t..,,,
,f ~ ",cnm,rIr n "thny H. H. fhe frnst sUs
~ s,. w ~ 1T .n. ' mu ~ r,,aa; S"H +,
ks M w. htn .tnk ~ ~ }tnnst ~. ~
~ n.ti,srv .,rn n"nea,"atit,ts an,i
pi!.aotsoh, ot @ S.ye,,, ~, r. a,,t snv
iorc 1ns aHtinw x,r.h t,,,t.i,t"rntinn in ill
,sf,r,i W s,9 fhr..t r.ith IL rnnt,vmi ffcnrv
WITH WITH III iircnhcr t,,r NH" hnytn, mtsei himsolr
~ 'H y, sns",i"i ,hnr.i,n rnt,c;n~ IT,. n,,,.s.,
nFfht,,t H. rofnrrnY ~ H. !r%,nnHc NJ t,ut
i,nyinr y ,'.un'ty a,1r,1rh when he arscd f1r hs
tns,,' ln iscv NJ Mrrrv If i,y,tsn ftr h1y-
sna r,,m ~. nWty withnit nnyjns h!s bs aFtsr hav-
liz Rt uIe II W. s.,t rn, II in tic Chrisaian tlsry
sinnnia " ~ tSn .v.rt,i .aps G,niinn,, niacn n
,' I'M ~ ~ s.roes ~, ri thrsS th,nrs mi
bri,tionI,v @ i. r,,n s1n,, ~ ~ tncmns of shn5n "
~ ~ s.,.;s y run ~ rrn: - hnEa I'D "nv. that
Tom ~ pa(nes Auo y opf' of eason &t aa nsyer to
ar,,n as nca. i stctnnrsiIsnH ta csrInnrn nf
vru vn,t.g nc,,u;" Thnrn /. nj sun ,dra in the
XIII f"uns ,b,s,p lin t,r.rv sI,nil vi wnIl. mret,
tos ;,,S orhnrter ~ ~ sirntinr. mi, ns rnr as
n;,i .nn mi n .tnvIr nt,inf III nii9inaIItv. II1a
70 ..i, n,,,histo ,,v KILL. viii Is anna ounr
tnr. ,r%1 n,nrs*t ns IL lin. " 'o'uo
No,s o"1 ri t,rr;,.ii f,uttcnu IL a man
- .it.ht oEt, -. II ..m,.,. fxCr. thIs ,r,hi,.
, 1881-09-29

GALVESTON, Sept. .s.-Anothor collision on the
International 1soad is reported from palestIne,
III which fourteen fIctght.oAra were wrecked.
, 1881-09-29

TIE MICHIGAN FIRES.
ruSn ROT, THE RELIEF OF THE SUFFERERS.
NEW York, Sept. :.s.-Tho Michigan relief
fund Is NOW ST4, 900.
, 1881-09-29

A Practical Ghnrisy.
Eprngstld tAd4si Rtpuhttan.
H0f3n'e Dowernt boston IL practical charity,
and Miss Colklua' eleventh annual Senort shoMe
, 1881-09-29
LOST AND FOUND.

r OST-ON COTTAGE GROVE-AV. CAR
L ur Thlrty~terenth.st,, rockotbp1k containing
nl0ney, two tYde lark ttc*ota. also ticket aurora To
Chcnuo. Suitable reward puid for return to ID Dsnr
t.,r III H3bn
, 1881-01-29

such as Loss of Memory, Lassitude. Nocturnal
Emissions Aversion 10 society, Dirnness Of
Vision, Noi5eS in the head the vital fluid
passing unobserye1 in the urine, and many
other diseases that lead to insanity and death.
DIR. Min,ie will agree to forfeit Five Hun
dred Dollars for Z case of this kind the Vital
Restorative under his special advice and treat
mrnti will not cure. or for anything impure or
injurious found in it. DR. Mintie treats all
Private Diseases successfully without mercury.
Consultation Free. Thorough examination
and advice. including ANALYSIS Of urine, 50 o.
Price of Vital Restorative. S3 90 a bottle, OF
four times the quantity, SO 90; sent to any
address upon receipt Of price, or C. o. d., Sc
cura from observation. and in private name if
desired, hv A. +. MINTIE, VI, D.,
II kearney Street, San Francisco. Cal.
De-. Mintie Kidney Remedy, Nephreticum,
cures all kinds Of Kidney and Bladder com
plants, Gonorrho-a, elect, Leacorrhea- For
sale byall druggists 81 90 a bottle, six bottles
for 81 CO.
DIR. MintieS Dandelion Pills. are the best
and cheapest Dyspepsia and Bilious cure in
market. For sale by all druggists. Hodge,
Davis 4 Co Portland wholesale ac cents illy
, 1881-01-29
OFFICE OF THE
PACIFIC M j T y A L
Life Insurance Company.
CALIFORNIA.
SACRAMENTO, July ist, 1850.

To DEaRoCs SECURING Benefits %F LIZ first consideration
saf.It % % Is e At hs s & ne T ~. @ sS
rss, Claim viii he rsG.'D1 A. Paid ID
queries
MUTUAL LIFE SSGKaNcF oMPANY rfa beg kae
A D. has policies G"or~i"g The
surrender
s. paid PRoSiPY ALTON No
from policy claim has been rendered against IT. and has no suits OF tins
T. Il repeatedly
f ssdr h @ an Df are widely known as mos.
integrity
Of the including provisions
right character such make the the safest institutions OF its
Section of follows
personally liable & for such @ proportion and
whole the subscribe" capital 1 ; & 1 & @ % 1 % ths % s s
riso, and nb far al Sv mIs1l o. Observation-Disclosures the officers
joint stock asni'a during oHs such Director Trustee
ss as asasaa .aS no The n% as D Enip~nsa %
] @ l aS % % th @ s H sRy dt cmpshy n n 10 the Sn arc
When desired Policies registered 81 California
iSsTRSScR 81 S coMPaST
ybnian mortgage, deposited in
ui % interest," s ] NO. @ oa % xa t G o1s m t IN sn thse enee 9
Believing eati the confidence and bine such
the | 5 @ % Hg ah % mts m H % an s ar @ trr s;nsi in % Sn % ~
$f Sssss:a q HsS E. S;ss.i,n..
III hMba1m. ARa. B% BB'S 4 kn1 a-h'F EksHas + s
Directors Paas Mutual Company,
Bank
srRoWBRIpdE @ efesher4n Finlns
.ssss%5S $PSs% sG $S5s sSs S:
N0rrAGE, Physician
HS;kES EH6fSS wrsas Tfs s% & sta' AGENT O. &C han
a. McKI ME-,
Manager Oregon Washington Idaho Territories.
-OeF STREET PORTLAND
, 1881-01-29
MALARIAl
BL GOD
POISONING,

Causing c!.i!is and Fever
Dumb Ague, Intermittent, Re.
mittent and Typhoid Fevers.
eiiiousness, Liver, Stomach,
and Kidney disorders, and
rnanyoti,or aiiments, destroy
ing the health and lives of
millions, is driven out of the
systen, and radically cured
by the use Of ii,o L!OH MA.
LARA ARID LIVER PAD and
cANcLsONlC E0DY AND
FoOTPLAsTF as, the cheap.
est and Only perfect treat.
ment by tho Absorption prin.
cipIe. The pteSio.S acting in
conjunctio with tho Pad up
on ths nerYe co:iteEs and re-
mote parts CT the Z, dy, in abb
sorbing and thoroughly rid
dingtha y system from MALA.
RIAL POISON.
The whole treatment, PAD,
BODY PLASTER AID FOOT
PLASTERS, al! combined,
sold for g! 90 tho CGloapesr
and beStrenaedYeve GiSCov-
cred, and a positive cure
guaranteed if worn accord.
Inc to directions. Eemenl-
ber, Pad, Body Piastor ana
Foot PiaSterS, tho W.T. ,!e.
ST. 90. Sold by ali dr:ieg SIS,
or mai!od Oh receipt e l. ce
by
THE LION MEDICINE CO.,
NEw Yo9ss
, 1881-01-29
Columbia County Items.

The Dayton Grsys7 sre going 70 bGild
fine ar.nory on the Court HoG,e square
The citi5ens Of DAYTON sre taking active
measures for the formation Of lire engine
company
The rev couptv officers Of Columbia coun-
" have taken their o.th OF office and enter
ed ufor their DATES
one OF tke divorce cases, mentioned IN
INV letter # yesterday, has been settled
rv the short m,thr3-caacela;ion-so 1t
il reported on the streets. ! don't vouch
for 1t.
Judre Winrard is working hard and
.,.tt,ns ,hrou n Wi'h The criminal ca~es.
The lab r II n cr nd jury seem t have
been m VAN. Y ,ai.c'w-n' found hr
them he, o. e gsaiy - st.rk q, yet
There IS , On e family game IF cards
much m vogue here rnw among the ci,te.
The popularity of It Is that the queen
takes the acr. LAWYER Gorge Is very
fond uf ~ Ca:nn p'svs % too, taongh he
is not a +" card ,h1rP.
Tfa-r IS p r,q. + Lor~. thieves in Lover
Dc.d,rs : sho, ! r" boncet. IheY
,ar- got W. - h S-rer,i had OF horses
bel '.ru.t, 30. s---i = and u I-Ss tteE take
= .umis-. -a,s r. Cit04c'S, 4 vlglia c.
oomnlis.-e Will he ,n c"!-r-
Al. .ousa the hu-. u.eH f.a.T, says -
VIZ. - ~ - p g ! -r= o.
--v-r- we, h r ,.ul na1-c grcE s.
amorg .tpc. ur-s =. sc a. glh L SAT"
tina. e,ny-r,a IONS rIlu number OF Ir.'nl-
peut STICK ur-r T. tt e ant, reT"al the TACT
ina. W.T. fw .xc. u $, tie aama.e hs-
Mt len an, 100 o. ? .. on .c~h thai usual
r ads IN fcu'ul state. The stage
fr in Wa l. Wtli.i m:red dJxn i"ur nmes
YESTERDAY between Dry crrek and Waits
bur. The ROAD dom The AipaSa $ bad
II irir--d ~ III "a,,-; 4 rrenend"us
T.. dv - 1t ru- e. Inrn hat canyon. car
nd away h.. srou- - tFel! water AT Bill
F e .m,u'- place and d d much danas., T."
h. .r,,I,1s ri the iuiIans The road Is
jm,asslb irr hIcl ->. Louis IcMorrls
took The mail on pack horses from his
place. un Alpowa ridge, Ia Lewiston
OH 7 uch i Aehlr n herself very vel
h-r--keeplmg wei within her hanks
Not much, since my las, 10 write about.
Snow storm began IN the night, and at
ths3P.M still continues. Bad outlook
Tor stock. Nm hat were here yesterday
want ~ St" hu. sheep d"n't say 4 word To-
Gay. l "r-v.v4. IS III progress III the
VI +. Cnu.cA; y.-A.y + CONVERTS Wait
made an open confession Of his sins last
night. II. =. ..hrnu.ht dpwn The house.
Prof Condor, n:us cian aud pan-er, did
not say much, but l okrd conIr'te and re-
pentenr. 1t is thought that If the court
were not III session thar Burk, even, might
be hr0ughr tn see rh- error Of his ways.
, 1881-01-29

FAST DETvING The sum of $50 has again
been aadcl :" our cay treasury for fast driv-
irg "n the s;r ct. I Is SIMPLE fine # so is
we'll enough. but We .ope la the futur. "A
our city recorder WI 1--WE sane of those .old
offenders tv extreme exert Of the Law.
II may he then that they will stop, iusuring
a title NOR safe ' the lives OF our pc.
Il trans
, 1881-01-29

ALI TuRu-GH THEIR LIVES A great
MANY pe,rI~ nave !e up tae,r naiads th.;
1851 l. eoia. /, he terrible year. Why
T. IA .ulE he auv mpre rr.hle thlI other
v.arS ! .aorr nan W cln lmtgIar. Mother
>lIpc"n 20 :h- contrary notwithstanding.
Bat b,d d,g ->rIor AID tn accusing c"a>ci- nee
II max any year terrible. The same Gcd
rul,s rOs wh, has :a!.i since tie worI,i
began.
, 1881-01-29
OUE CuLrNN

OUE CoLrNys 0rsN.-E!sewhere We pub
lish a letter from so!ii farmer and well
kno@n citizen Of Tins county in which, by
In, iiyu--s. lie shows that - hrat at 10 cents
uer bu,se cprIOt be- raised al profit ior the
amount OF capital invested. Our column,
are open for o,her at cIes an tr.s I'm, ,,or,anr
subject Some o. our lsrLe whra' g owers
owe ii 10 themselves 10 g1vr tacir f.ures to
the public.
, 1881-01-29

No HALF WAY Business. One OF the
clerks in a well known oyster saloon Of this
city asked rural customer, if he would take
his oysters On the half-Shell The customer
thought their might he something small and
mean n tEis way Of dishiu. up the bivslv-.
50 he sad: Half she'll be hA,ged. give us
the whole business" and he got it.
, 1881-01-29
NOTICE IS5.

L s. LAND OFF cE,
Nai!a Nalll. W +, Dee Il, 1850
I SWORN STATEMENT HAS BEEN
\ tied IN this Office and application made
under The Act OF Congress approved June 81.
i>'>' entitled T." An act Tor the sale of Timber
Lands N the Sts-e Of California, Oregon. Ne
'ad' am in Washington Territory" to pur-
chase Ea Nv! and +. SWI. Sectisn IS. Town
ship No :, NOrrh Of Range No. 81 East An
pilcAton VII. be heard Feh,l-ry 2ith, 1881.
l.. H. MORRISON.
, 1881-01-29
NOTICE Is6.

W |. 5 LAND OFFICE,
Na-la Walla, W. +, Dec. 18TH 1880.
1 SWORN STATEMENT HAS BEEN
: n Med IN this Office and application made
under the &C, of Congress approved June 81.
1913, entitled - An act for the sale Of Timber
l-a;ds IN the State Of California. Oregon. Ne.
yati and in WaShiESt.n n Territory" 10 pur-
chase SEt OF NW3 and NEi OF SWf. Sec. s
/: No. D. y of K No s. East Application
WI!! De heard February 10Th. 1881.
T. H MORRISON.
- tvN Ea-iS..r
, 1881-01-29
MIDDLE-AGED MEN

There are many At the age Of thirty 10 sixty
who are troubled with too frequent excavations
OF the Bladder, often accompanied by a slight
smarting OF burning sensation. and a weaken
ing Of ihe system IN a manner ths patient can
not account Tor. On examiring the urinary
deposits ropy sediment VIII often be found,
ami sometimes small particles Of albumen Will
appear. or the color will be Of thin rnilkish
hue, again changing TO 8 dark and torpid apa
pearanee. There are many who die Of this
difficulty ignorant Of the cause which is the
second stage of seminal weakness Dr. Spin
nsy will guarantee perfect cure in ali such
cases, and healthy restoration OF the genito-
urinary organs
OFFICE FoURs.-l0 TO 4, and 6 to 3. Sun
days from 10 TO II 4. II. Consultation free
Thorough examination and advice, p
Call or address,
, 1881-01-29
NOTICE.
[. :. LAND OFFICE.
Nalia W2lls, ". T.. Jan. :. 1881

|. :. LAND OFFICE.
"ai'a Walla, ". T., Jan. !. 1881.
(SOMPLAlNTHA"ING BEEN ENTER.
y ei at this otfc@ by Dixie Leonard of WsIla
N2lla, W l., against Wm. Shankwylrr fnr
abandoning his Homestead Entry No 1903
dated January a0th, 1880. upon the 81 o;
NNt and NJ OF SWt. Section -. Toupsbin
10 NeE;a. Range Sc East Willamette Meridi.n
- - " ala " ala county, ". T.. with view 10
- o. SaIi entry the said parties
On the 2;l day Of February. ISL :, 10 o,,inc
y " !" re>pand srd furnish testimony con
corning za:i alleged shaHdonmen;
ALIEN REED. Receiver
, 1881-01-29
NOTICE 1874.

Nalla Wala ". T.. Nov. %. 1889.
4 SWORN STATEMENT HAS BEEN
- fied IL tins otics AMI application made
ny '"hn 4 Hanson, under the Act of Con
srrSs aNirn'ei June Sd, 1873, entitled AR
ac' = t"i the sale OF Timber Lands in the State
oi CA4Llarnla, Oregon. Nevada and in Wash
IHit'n Hl;t, TERRITORY, u purchase NWi NEf and
Mi SE!. Sector ~. Township NJ. : Nor.b
of Range No. IS East. Application Will he
heard February 10Th, 1850.
- T.. ii. MORRISON. Rer;star
, 1881-01-29

DoEs MoEE-:he mother WHO decora.e es
the knees and seat of her boys pants with
good solid pitches. does more for humanity
than the ninety and nine artistic creatures
who sPoi' as many vases and fiower-pots with
amateur ceramic fo.lishness.
, 1881-01-29

CoIISC Ok u! tuere Is a com,
coming Which s. h,g an authority as Pref
Proctor SAYS may dag trr solar syst-m
and d"strcy a. tn Hi.,er f,rm> uf If. from
off the rarth's sucitce Shade OF NJ tn.r
Sh!ptun preserve US.
, 1881-01-29

Why THUSLY.-tlmos: daily We are re.
serving postal cards from PsnJletoa, DAYTON.
Lewiston and other places Of the J. ---ivaI
OF the DAILY STATESMAN. We p AZ.
count Tor this. as Ne mail them regularly.
Where does the fault lie.
, 1881-01-29

THE C0ST OF GEN. MCDOwELL'S NOTE-
Said an ex-army, officer to a STATESMAN re-
porter to-day: ''Gcn Mcdowell has been re-
warded for having gone from the Pacific
coast to New York - vote Tor Garfield, but
his vote cost the government about 81. 200
lie got an order from the War Department
for himself and his aide-ic-clmp to come
east, and under that order both of them
draw their regular mileage and allowances,
amounting to about Sl,2eo. The records
VIII show the fact
, 1881-01-29
~oHNG MEN

NHO MAY BE SUFFERING FROM
W the effects Of youthful follies and in
discretion, will do well to avail themselves of
this. the greatest boon ever laid at the altar Of
suffering humanity DR.. SPINNEY will
guarantee u forfeit 500 for every case of Sem.
inal Weakness or private disease OF any kind
OF character which he undertakes and fails TO
, 1881-01-29

Is Stock. Always on hand At the STATES.
aAN office, a iull sock of leases. mortgages.
DEEDS ,,e, I" b. s'it Hhp.esa!r ~ re AL, at
rAlSnnahla nrlcns