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, 1881-11-05

Courtesy opens many doors" says the
old adage. "Tl.is may be true As far rs 1t
goes, says commentator ''bnt yur might
stand before bank building and courtesy
till your spinal column vas as limber as an
old postage stamp, yet the doors wouldn't
swing hack on their hinges worth a cent. -
-WOrmpg Pie Bnr
Our contemporary undoubtedly knows
how 1t is himself. Experience euahles men
to dip" 70 a very good advantage sometimes
ElperitEtid docet Sfal0S.
, 1881-11-05

Hoopi1 Ms.-A lot OF drunken hoollums
paradcd the streets on Sunday night and
wouad up by tearing away the sigp in front
of the Singer Sewing Machine office on First
street. TIE police should pay a little more
attention to that neighborhood, as there
are some bad houses in that vicinity. The
Singer Manufacturing Company offers re
ward in this issue Of SO fOr evidence TINT
viii lead TO the conviction "f the peri,.tr'-
tors OF the outrage.
, 1881-11-05
n, nm Nor anvtrr1ss-A nervous

liz DID Nor ADvEKT1sE.-A nervous
looking man went into store the other day
and sat downior an hour or so, when clerk
asked II there was anything she could do Tor
him. He said no he did not want any
thing. She wen. away, and he sat there
half an hour longer, when the proprietor
went 10 him and asked if he wanted to he
shown anything. No. said the nervous
man Il Just wanted to 81. around. My
physician has recommended perfect quiet Tor
me. and says above al things, | must avoid
being in crowds. Noticing that you did not
advertise in the newspapers, thought that
this would be as quiet place as / could
find, so just dropped in for few hours OF
complete isolation, The merchant picked
up q Dol. Of paper cambric to brain him, but
the man went out He said all he wanted
was quiet life.
, 1881-11-05

THE SMuL-roX ScAEE,-For scare Il was
Is abont cvef, and people are beginning to
be ashamed at beng alarmed Tor 50 little
cause. Had there been occasion Tor alarm
the STATrSMAy would have been the first %
announce the fact In the lower country
the pao, imagine that we are dying oil Ike
rotten sheep when there has not been one
real case. This thingof doctors rushing into
print bringing in reports Of the condition oi
Their one patient is played ont and no more
viii be admitted INTO these columns. Ii fSpme
people were to stuiy more they would be
more respected than what they are.
, 1881-11-05

CuAyGE OF RoUTE-The Nez Perce Mars
says: From private letter addressed to
Judge Sullivan we learn that the railroad
company have decided to make change IN
the new read now leading to ColfaS. The
company propose 10 abandon that portion
living between the mouth OF Rebel Flat and
Texas ferry and run from the mouth of Eeh-
el Flat, crossing the Paleuse river at what
IS known as the Little Falls, thence 10
Washtackna Springs and connect Sith the
main trunk line of the Northern Pacific Al
or near Ritzvilie. Iessr~. Steele and Ne
Bens hands left yesterday FOR the purpose
OF working on the new grade this winter
, 1881-11-05
A SOLID M,x.-Ihe ss..tre I,psl. Ipt,a..

A SOLID MAN-The Seattle Pos Infeit'-
citizens: Mr.. William Stevens, one Of the
| solid men Of Walla Waila, spent yesterday
in Seattle, visiting friends and looking over
| the town. Mr. Stevens vas one Of the pro
| moterS Of the Walla Wllia aud Wallula
Railroad, aud invested SO, ,0G0 with DR..
Baker in the building OF the road. lie Is
| an old resident Of the metropolis Of Eastern
Washington, having located there in 1883.
and was for number Of years engaged IN
mercantile pursuits, and finally hrarched ont
with the growth of the country, and accumn-
lated large property interests in Walla
Walla, Portland, and on Puget Sound
principally in WEatcom county. No man in
the Territory stands higher as an upright
business man than William Stevens nor has
any man done more to advance the interests
of Eastern Washington than he. Tie was
in Seattle FIVE years ago, and expresses HIM
self as highly pleased with the rapid strides
declared his confidence il our ultimate great
ness. He is one Of the strongest advocates
OF the Cascade branch OF the Northern Pa
ciiic, or some other railroad, and says that
the people in that section viii soon he in a
position to demand the building Of road
through the mountains to the Sound IN the
near future-hecause they viii require such
i road, and have the business for it to do.
The largest estimates yet made of the pro-
duets OF the upper country VII be more
than realized within the mex i've years In
company with friends he visited the various
places of interest IN SEATTLE, iucGdin@ the
now Post building. and oppressed himself as
much pleased with its substantial aGd hand
some appearance He incidentally remarked
that Capt. Andrews, at cne time CLERK OF
the Court tere, is prosperous and happy in
lis Walia Walla home.
, 1881-11-05

Coop ENoUGH.-The Seattle papers are
making fun OF Portland on account of Mr.
V.IIard's speech. There is much comfort for
our Territory in what he SAID about shipping
grain direct to tide water, and the Sound
peoi lie are we'll satisfied with the rew era
that is dawning upon them: the road across
the Cascades cannot be inilt yet awhile but
the new ronte passing by Portland AID
reaching to kaIama Is perfectly satisfactory
until the country is more developed.
, 1881-11-05

That story about ''Erudder Gasdin.r "a
lively fellows, published in contemporary
a few days 1-o was COOL one, 'i!ra der
Gardiner" also delivered another lecture
once on the fellow wbo waited for something
to turn mp; and the first ana my thing Cat
ever tuned up was the fellows toes sin
collars AM Napo!e mic shrouis are god
thing to perambrIata the Str, cts wis', II .
fellow wants to he hish toned, bat It never
brings hca'thy amount Of hreal in the
family nor hits chattle m.rtsase. owe
tell you. brudders, dars 4 powerful sieht in
rustlm'!'
, 1881-11-05

That article published in a contemporary
TO the effect that ''om schools are disgrace"
is being copied by papers throughout the
territory, and VIII doubtless be an induce
ment for those who want to educate their
children, TO Tmmigrate here Some people
are compelled to have their heads soaked IL
buttermilk before they exercise half sense.
, 1881-11-05

FAEEwELL.-In bidding }. NJ. Welsh fare
well We have to express orr individual graf
itude for the many sterling favors he has
shown the STATESMAN Office since the pres
ent publisher assumed control. tie proved
himself true friend when friends were
scarce, and IN many ways he rendered US val
liable assistance in words of advice and en-
enlargement that came like the gentle dew
from heaven. Wherever he goes lie has our
b st wishes Tor long HE, happiness and pros
rer'ty.
we'll a word that must lie and hath been -
A word which makes Us hnser; yet farewell, !,
, 1881-11-05

The small hrained alleged editor Of Mr..
Herriff's advertising sheet las lay ont as
lar eeep at the Slime House lar. No doubt
the wag, Will be Small. hut then p. b is a
small affair nd 4 small business just suits
Greatness NJ s,,cb small calihre.
, 1881-11-05

Mr. J. T. Cox, the city eireularor Of the
STATESMAN, suffers severely from the COW
ardly blow struck him from behind by Small,
who entered this Office during oar absence
and committed an assault. Mr.. Cox is in no
manner interested Ill the STATESMAN except
that he has charge of the city circulation o.
Daily, and is, Therefore, In no manner re-
sp0nsible for anything appearing in tn
paper, The attack would disgrace Tiute
Indian.
, 1881-11-05

/ viii mail liTeel the recipe Tor q simple
NrGFTaILF BALM that viii remove TAN
FEICKLES, FIMPLES and ELOTCHES
leaving the skin soft, clear and heautiful; al-a,
iast-Jeti rs for iF9iUcinG luxuEiant growth.
# hair on q bald E~ad II smooth fac. Al
,iress, iucio In stamp. Ben. Yandelf & o.. .
Esei,nan Street. n y Is.l
, 1881-11-05

Coop INDIANS.-The Colfax stage driver.
upon reaching DAYTON last SATURDAY.. re-
ported six indians lying dead at Lyons Ferry
on Snake river. and three more by the side
OF the rnad at the Pataha- near the junction
of that creek with the Toukannon. A posse
was sent on. from Dayton yesterday to bury
them
, 1881-11-05

REPORTED N DANCER-The Columbia.
which arrived at Portland Sunday night, re-
ported vessel outside the bar in close prox-
unity to the middle breakers with a signal
mp Tor pilot She seemed TO b. in dan
gerous position. The name of the vessel
eonla not he learned by these aboard the
Columbia.
, 1881-11-05


ETTATIUN On reading and fling l,c
Elpeti.ian IF HENRY ". CHASE, admin
i-tratcr 4 the estate of WILLIAM TEU-
Ian. dccsa-,,' settin., for h that hc r.s .il,.,I
his final &c Gu IS such ;duir 'stratpr il the
matter of said ,'c and ti1a' the sane h:ls
been duly audited allowed ~ 4 confirmed and
t3I.-s 9o.ti,n nf ~ rs .i 7rrr ti-ls tp he d.
viiei .li....- IL. h.irs 90! ..iI Il. ceased, anI
ITaViHg among other things Tor an order Of
distribution II the residue 4 said e,tqte anon.
tn" person theseJnto entitled.
It IS rIyl=r.;!, that al persons interested in
the est.l.r oi the said WILLIAM TEL Ian,
deceased. ln and appear before The Probate
Curt Of said county If Nalla Walla, on
WEDNESDAY,. the suih Jay e November.
\ D., 1851, It the hour of 10 O'clock. \. II,
Of said day. then and there to show c-.r,sc why
an order OF distribution should MT be In...l. 81
the residue OF said estate aWp,.s the heirs Of
the sad WILLIAM TEVEAN. ,lrcraacd.
according 20 lIw.
II Is nIdTed further, That service If Iii
citation ne made "n all persons Interested IN
said estate 10y publication of this order in the
" ala = ala STATESgtN. 4 weekly newspaper
printed s.rl published in the city and county
"f WaiIa Waila- Washi.4tun TaIgii.ry, f"r
seven sRccessiy- weeks prior to said ;5oth day
of No-eLDLeE, ISL Dated WalIa Ualla. "A.
T., Sept. -, 1881.
wl0 Z. IT-ICHAPD.
judge and CLERK ,f sand El,lrt
, 1881-11-05

JUDICIaL.-When His Honor" rang up
the curtain this morning preparatory to CIV
ing his regular matinee, he found onr, John
Snee2er, present. John had taken Il private
box, price $40. "His Honor eyed .hiln for a
moment, and then told him as he wouldn /
be very great attraction to the rest of the
troupe now boarding at the city bastile, he
might 90 his way and look up job as engi-
neer of a go-cart. 4 new troupe is adver-
tised TO appear shortly in which 9" II s
Honor" takes 'star'' part.
, 1881-11-05
SUMMONS.
TERRITORY 0F WASRIyGToV. J %
County of MaliI MALTA. 90


Julius Wiesicl. Plaintiff. Us. George l.. Gas
tie and Z. c. Castle, defendants.
IN tie District CoaTt Of the TGTit2g Of MIS-
,.s,t"o and jD5 de Ft,si .j"dic.I N,sirsct
U,auf. fohiiHg T,lwy at Hoia WoFd.
M a Eo2ia rJ5',fz, ia soi1 I;e7Ti,"7u.
rE7fiE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
4 70 George J.. Castle ani +. C. Casll,.
appear in an action brought against y"'l by
Julius WieSicll, plaintiH, in thu District
Corut Of the Territory Of N.,shi, lt"n
and for the First Judicial District thereof,
hol,.iug tenrs at Waiia Naila. NalIa Walla
county, IN sad territory, "a .sEsY.r the cum
plant of plaintiff, filed in Naiia N'alla county
wilhin twenty days after the service OF this
summons, exclusive OF the G:,y Of service. if
served il said county II not served in sai
county Int in sIii district, thirty days. Ii
served in any other judicial district in the
territory, il forty days II served by I.uh!ica-
ton within sixty DAYS after III. Ga.e IL this
slnmons. or thr said plaintiif vi take juig-
ment against yeu by default, according to the
prayer Of the comu!aint. SAID action Is
brought 10 foyecluse a certain mortgage exc
cuted by sail attendants to one Ruth Bah
cucil oa the I.th day of November, .S19 tp
secure the payment nf:ise sum of $500 and IN
tcrrst thereon at tn satr of ore and one.
quarter per cent. per month Which said
m,rt5,ye was recorded in the oiiee Of the
county. auiitor of y ala Walla county, Nasl-
in ton Territory. on the 18th day of NoveIn-
b.r, 1874, in book ii of mort cages, on page 2Z3
which said mortgage was daily transferred and
assigned by said Ruth Bahcoc!; 10 plaintiff,
arJ on which said mortgage there Is now due
to said plaintiff :rcI:. sad Defendants. plinci
pal ari interest, amounting {" So. - and $40
attorney fees, rs stipulated IN SAID mort s.,e.
Witn'ss the Hon. s. G. Win
~ gard, Associate Justice O: the Su-
I - I prriue CuCrt Of Washington Ter
NhA| ritarY, and -IEd.,e of sid court,
- aad the sal thereof affixed this
2Ithday nf September, = D.lSSl-
\. EEEyI.S AYEHs C'eIk.
=. l. & J. l. SIufsTEIV, Plaintiff attnr-
neyS. 4G-7w
, 1881-11-05
Sunmong-
TERRITORY OF WAsuIyaTarl

TERRITORY OF WASHIyGTnr
cpUNrY OF WALLA NALA
Efary A.. Ey"rts plaintiff. Vs. William H..
Evarts, defendant.
IN the District Court al the Territory of
Nasln. ton and for the fist .Iuticial
District thereof holding terms at WaI!a
Walla, Walla Wa.Ia county, in said Ter
rirnry,
Fs1IiF UNITED STATES OF AAIELICA
10 William II. EgcrtS defendant You
rrr hereby required to afpear IN III activu
brought against ynu hy Mary \ EyrstS,
ElaiHtif, i'll the district court If the Territory
90: Wellington and fSr the Iirst Judicial DiS-
trict thereof. holding terms at WaIIu WUlla,
Waila Walia county, in sad Territory. &"
answer the complaint # plaintiff flied in
i ali& WaIla cnuniy within twenty d4.s 2.,er
the service of this summons. eyclU~iVs "f the
day Of service If served IN said county If
NOT Sc Fyei in sad county but in said dls rct,
in thirty days. II served in any other Judi
ciai District in the Territory IN forty DAYS
II served by publication within sixty days
after the date of this summons, OF the sad
plaintiff viii take Judgment agaihst y1u ly
default, according To the PRAYER of tia com
T!aint. Said action Is bro rglt to obtain i
divorce from defendant IN grounds If cruel
treatment 81 plaintiff by defendant and to OBJ
tiin the care, custody and guardianship # the
min.r chJlire& Of plaiEiiH and defendant.
Charles, Emma and Henry.
Witness the Hon. 5. @. Hingar,i, Assnci4te
Justice "f the Supreme Court
- of Washington Territory, and
Judge of said court. ani the
seal thereof alhzed this 18Th
- day Of Serteuier \. H., ISL
4. RrEyrs AYEFs, CLERK.
Ctruy 3 GE0wLET. Plaintiffs attorneys. 80
, 1881-11-05
Er-CTs Of Youth.

4 GENTLEMAN WHO SUFFERED
IA for years IRON Nervous Debility. Pre-
mature Decay, and all the effects uf youthful
indlScreti,n, vii i"r the sake 81 suffering hu-
manity, send free 10 a VINO need 1t. the recil e
end direction for making TIE simple remedy
by which be was cured Sufferers wishing l..
profit by the advertiser experience can do So
by addressing IL perfect coufdence,
JOHN B. OGDEN
ll5-tf Y Cedar Street, !. Y.
, 1881-11-05

A HTADLkSS fuErLE twelve days
ago Emiel Sanderson, Of this city, sho; tnr-
tie in slough several miles from town, the
bulle. passing through the neck and COM
pletely severing the head from the hody
he turtle was brought to town. where it is
At present. still alive and &. frisky As turtles
nsnaliy are. though nearly two weeks have
lapsed siuce il had the misfortune to lose
is bead,
, 1881-11-05

If Jones undertake. to pull my ears, 4"
said louG-spoken young i'an' mel Just
have his hands FULL Those VIII heard him
looked at his tars and smiled.
, 1881-11-05
SrEUAL RATE NO. 80

oREsoy RAILWAY & NAVIGATION Co,
General Freight Office,
Portland, Ogn, OF. I5tk, 1854. J
This order makes special rAte as follows
On merchandise received by railroad sna re-
shipped from walla walia by iohbins houses;
, 1881-11-05
SHTTTFS NTH PaEArYsIs.-Mr. David

SHTTTES NTH PAEAIySIS.-Mr. David
Steel. the veIlknown printer. and one Of lie
proprietors Of the Resources Of Dragon arI
BnAiiagfon, was taken sick on Satnrday
afternoon and forced TO go home On Sun
lay night the disease assumed the form f
paraiysv be is unable to move or spsak,
and as this is his third attack Of similar
character 1T Is feared it will prove fatal IL
: brother OF George Steel, postmaster OF
Portland.
, 1881-11-05

AWARDS Medals have been awarded n
H. B. Litt, OF Portland. at the Mechanics
Far, for the best display of ladies dresses
and cloaks. Mr.. Litt Will soon return 10
tins city with his latest fall and winter fash
oDs
, 1881-11-05

The notice in Saturday paper stating thai
a yonng lady named Bnnch-&rass . had
ocen arrested for stealing 50 90 from a fel
.lOw who vas stopping with her, was correct
as !ar.as 1t went. Bunch dropped in to
see US Saturday night, and exercised little
ne IN pesenting her story. She did not
blame the papers for publishing the news,
she 7,sid but rs the aees-er had dismissed
the case against her and paid all The costs
she asked as a favor that We publish FIAT
also, which we cheerfully do. It Is safe to
assert that Bunch didn't steal the money.
over the matter insurcs this notice
, 1881-11-05

We have recently received many eomP'i-
ments On Our efforts To improve tn STATES
MAN, and while we thank our friends it Is
not forgotten that most cf the credit is du~
to the enterprise OF cur patron, "iti ont
whose assistance rs 4 matter of course, the
Improvements would be impossible We
Will make the STATESMAN credit 10 our
fair city, and before long it VIII hc second to
no other paper north Of Frisco. This time
may arrive lorg before some Of our ''rienIs~
expect.
, 1881-11-05
MIDDLE-AGED MEN

There are many at the age OF thirty 70 sixty
Who are troubled with too frequent evacuatanS
Of the Bladder, often accompanied BY shsht
Srnarting or burning sensation, and weaken
ing of the system in manner the patient can
no; account for On examining the urinary
deposits ropy sediment viii often be found,
and sometimes small particles of albunen VIII
arpcar, "r tae color viii be of thin mllkish
hue. again rnAnging to dark and torihd sp-
uearance. There are many who die OF this
difficulty ignorant of the causa.whieh Il the
second stage Of seminal weakness Dr; Spin-
ney will guarantee perfect cure N all such
cases. and a healthy restoration Of the genito-
urinary organs.
OFFICE HoURs--10 to /, and 6 to s. Sun
laws from 10 To II 4. NJ. Consultation free-
Thorough examination and advice, -.
Gail or address,
DR. SPgNNEs IS 90.
, 1881-11-05
GUMAiONS
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON =.
Innrn-,. Il AA-llln N-.rln y

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON
County Of Walla Nalla.
In the District Court of the Territory of
Washington, and for the frSt Judicial Dis
trict thereof, holding terms at Nalla " ALA,
Nala Walla comfy, il snid Territory.
Tie First National Bank of W:lla Walla,
plaindif IS. Joseph Frisco, defendant.
THE UNITED STATES OF AMFRICA
10 Joseph Frisco, deiepdant lou are hereby
required - appear IN an action brought a.,ainst
yOu by Tie First National Bank Of
WaLla Wala, Plaintiff, in the district
Court Of the Territory f Washington, and for
the First Judicial District thereof, holding
terms 1t WaiIa Waila. Walia Vaiia county,
in said Territory, IN answer the complaint of
Plaintiff fled in Nalli NalIa county within
twenty day after the service Of this SUMMONS.
exclusive of the day Of service, if served in
said e,,sni. Il not sArveIi IA SAID county, hut
in sad district. in thirty dayS If served in
any other .Iuojciai District in the Territory. in
forty days. II served iy publication, within
sixty days after tle d..te # this summons, or
the sal r!ai-tH will take Judgment against
Won Is default, according u the prayer If the
mplaint, frr the sum of S252, in gold coin
with interest thereon from the 3d day Of June
1879, At ne ra,e at y per cent. per month till
paid ami s'5a - attorneys fees. together with
the c,,Sis af this action
, 1881-11-05

Subject TO local classIiicatlons dated March
lst, 81 JOEE MTIR.
General Freight Agent.
, 1881-11-05

N'i.rcsS the Hon s. c. Win
- gard .ssoriste -!u-,ica Of the
Supreme Court # Washington
SAL Territory ani Judge of said
- c..ut, anj the seal thereof al
fixed this IiLh day Of Septsm
Der \ D., ISL
: REEVES AYERS. Clerk.
BY .!oUE N,IIrE Deputy
p l.. Il >. l.. SHAEr~TEtN, Pls:utitTs Att"r-
neys. 3$-1w
, 1881-11-05
4 Fire Hair Dressing.

CO s;ne dresses the hair perfectly, aud
..isoa Preparation Hnequalled for the eEadica
ion u d4ndrUif.
The superiority Of Burnett's Elavoring Ex.
tracts Consists IN their purity and grea,
trength.
, 1881-11-05

MEMoRANDUM bookI blink books 1ni
ANI ether kinds Of bools made at this ofice
, 1881-11-05

For Cousumption, Asthma, scSr. n D..;;
Is, Cafarrh, Dyspepsia Hsh ssa",' rnd al
billty, Neuralgia, Ehen ma.S- mSsr. Psrf
lhronie and NersOus Dis1Iaf s,,f BY ~
S.nd isr free treatise ON the hs,.seis. SsI
Drs. STARKEY a rAtP. Pa
llO0. HI Cikrard street .ss.,.,sisss!'
II. +. MATHEWS, racing .nrfSeo-( u
COG Montgomery 50, Aan re"
, 1881-11-05
TAX NOTICE.

The tax roll for 1881 is n"w'ln n'
for the collection % taxes. ur.u, @
J.F. BOYER, Treasurer "Aiia "JTd
October 81.
, 1881-11-05

snch as Loss OF Memory, LaSs;tude. Noe. arnal
Emissions, Aversion To society, Dim1eSs Of
Vision. Noises in the head the vital fluid
passing unuhscrve1 in the urinc, and many
other diseases that lead 10 insanity and death.
DR.. Mintie will agree to forfeit Five Hun
drei Dollars for case OF this kind the Vital
Restorative (uuter his special adyiceand treat
m.1tl viii r,'t cure. or for anything impure or
injurious found in il. Dr. RIntie treats All
Private Diseases successfully without mercury
Consultation Free. Thorough examination
and advice including analysis of urine - q
Price Of Vital Restorative. - 90 bottle, On
four times the quantity, $40 90: sent to any
address upon receipt of price, or G. o. D., Sc
cure from observation, and IN private name II
desired by \. T. MINTIL, NJ. D.,
II keaTe- Street, san Francisco, Cal.
~" Niut'-'s Kidney Remedy, Nel,hreticu;u.
cures all kinds Of Kidney and Ba.!,ier con-
plants, GonorhGa, Gie,t, LegcouhWa For
sale hyall druggists; 81 30 bottle, six bottles
for - o..
Dr. Miuties Dandalion Pills, are the lest
and cheapest Dyspepsia and Bilious eur. in
market For sale by all druggists. Ilodg~,
Davis d- CO., P.'rtland, wholesale A. geI,tS -:Iiy
AiI orders for meiiane G. o, u. mast Ie
accompanied with s., as a .ruarautee # GOOD
faith, which y III he deducted wien tl,e pack
age Is shipped
, 1881-11-05

On the II ut lip: has collar marks; Is SIX
years oids aboat Is kznis high, and Perfectly
g-I4tle
The ntler w-ls 4 Dark B4y Uarsa. LANDED
tle salle way; has collar marks ; ars old:
about l.! hrris high. t--rfact,y gentle and
races- Any Information Con rnlng the ami
Inals viii be t!I...Al,...y reed 4 reward
of - vii b paid for the recovery Of tie
animals and so for tie thief \ saddle and
bride was taken with the hors-s. Address,
i. c. RIFLE. Walla Wall, ". T..
, 1881-11-05
Notfce for Distribu ion.

3S-5w Sheriff Of y. ala WaIra 60. ". T.
, 1881-11-05

Julius Viesick. plaintif. vs. George l.. Gas
tie and Z. c. Castle, defendants.
, 1881-11-05
ruE CREsTESGLIsH REmEDy.

Is n never fail ng cure
FOR Nervous debility,
tx hausted Vitality,
Seminal Weakness,
Sper latorrhra.. Lost
Mar Hood. iIupoten
cy, Paralysis, and all
the terrible effects oi
Self-Ahuse. youthful
f"llies. and exces-es
, 1881-11-05

N tie District Cont Of tie Tc5Tii3yg of MIS-
..a,t., and .jo5. die Fs,sf Jn|;c.d lJ;sl.sct
U,r,t, iiohiiag Tams at HoHa WoFa,
Ir.r Ea EaiiH TJ5,7iz, an soi5 I,,7Tj.A7ll
, 1881-11-05
PnmPies.

cRToy & CgowLEY, Plaintiif $ alton
, 1881-11-05
Puget Saunders.

The Rev. Bishop Paddock left New
Tacoma for Victoria on Wednesday. lie
will then return and after visiting north
ern Idaho will return to Ws!Ia Walla and
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-04-12
MUS 7 AMG

Imminent ia needed by somebody in
every house. Every day brings news OF
the agony of an nyvf'sJ seaid or burn
tslbducd, OF rheumatic martyrs re-
stored, or o valuable horse or OK
saved BY tho healing power OF this
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-04-12

And atprioes 60 per cent, below
our former rates.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-04-12
BOISE COUNTY DIRECTORY:
Estray 7Yoice.

! have taken up on Jackass Creek, three
- from Horseshoe Bend, a saddle
Sc, about IL years old, branded with a
lie on left shoulder, and ! M above said
lie The owner will please come for
"a and prove property, pay charges and
the animal away.
rug. ID, 1880. DARBY DOYLE.