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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-07
AMIGO Dc TODCS.
fILu9DAs HOLLOWAY.

4Nul0nes de peTsonas an todas las parties
te. uuudo, teeomionaon dichas PlldUTan
COZ 10 81 u.eloI rest4ur. two de la salud que
10 lnoue. Elias Ou.an tuda8 laa arecclo-
aea 10 ccIazon, del hi9ado, ue tonnage.
de los 1houes de los utestinos, remue-
ven La acrimOula, Ia tssJuianCi. y ID car Ilai-
: T.. expulsanau ce Ia saugTe COda impure4a,
fur. sleciendo con plet-meute ei slsUema ner-
yia5J dalQ0 un tOno 3, luGabIe "A Ia orga-
IRA rt1u UpnaF2i
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-07
1MD MOBH GeUu re-
REMEDIO INFALIBLE PARA LOS CALLOS

Tengo honor poner ilado pdbfco puertoriqueno
iio taj erdo arriba do dcho nal
ues aesru4s mis- de mil habe de
% de producer Irsuad promote razon tengo amare
ufalbe
Cada frasquio ell modo de Preo so
Los n6licos farmaceuicos qunes haremo grand des
puedeo dirigr pedidos Dr. E. Pine Aguadia
De Ia 81 todas las princpae botcas de la lsa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-07
uiDofoSftos de Grinault yC'
FARAAceUTicoS EN- PARIS s, RUE UWEHHe.

81 debe recctar el Jarabe de Hipofos.
fito de Cal de Grimault c. cu Ia tisis
pulmonar de- tDlOS Rradosj prOS0Ca en- IA
lnayoria de los casoS IN altvio complete
a 10 mcnos una sensible meJoria.
{Trbtra pcitoGl dc Parls.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-07
HBlleEla OCaSiOn!!

El que sus,ribe ofrecc de venta
todo eJ muebloje lie su casa-habi,aol6n,
entire c. cua hay un magnitico PIANO
de la fibrica dc Pieyel y dos CONSO-
LAS foradaS. Tambi6n Sc realiza to-
do ell seryicio de mesa y coc.na.
Para pormenoIes de precios e ms
peccion de dichOs efectos dirigirse a la
calle de San Jus.o mum. ?, altos, de II
a 4 de La tarde.
h1od j. c. D'AZEVEDO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-07
Ell Nuev0 EsmerO.
SALON DE PELUQUERIA.
48-F D RI A L E z A-48

La capacidod de etc acreditsdo estableci.
miento ptrmta la organization de nn buen
selvic.o y ia modifcsc 8 en 10, precios redu-
CiiOs tanIo cuantO eo possible en- favor de
nuestros parroqtnanos del pGb.ico en- gene
raj, gu prueba de clio es que por un pesO en-
targetas puede servirse D aftitarse ocho ve-
ees.
Los sbonos por meses precios cOnvencio-
ma eS. n. IS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-07
hLCo FhkCIOs COhkIENTEo QUE TIENE EsTABLECIDA

OlGa[FliA% gruesos en- la cleLse do pa
Pei Cue 30 4uleran, lie clnco pesos
en aasIAnte q DO csje .illtss ilor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-07

En- ID in pFsl IA 81 EoLErlN hslla
an Las sigu. eItes:
Novena de Ia Pnrisims Coocepci6D.
Id. do las Benditas Animas del Pnr-
gstorio.
Id. del Gorioso San Jose.
Id. Nuestrs Sonora del Carmen.
Id. dc San Ramon Nouato.
Id. de Maestro Sonora de los Dolores.
Ii. del Corsz0n do Jesus.
Id. De Sauto Domingo de Guzm&n.
Id. de Nuestra Sonora del PIisr.
Ell mes de Diciembre consagrado al
njno Jesus noveEs del naeimiento del
plno Dios.
Novena del Sagrado Coraz6n de Je.
sus.
Septensrio Doloroso 4 Ia SAINT sima
Vjrgen Maria, asocisci6n 10 las hiias
de- la Purls ma Conct pol6n.
Semana deyota q ia Ssntlsima Virgen
del Carmen.
Noyens de Nuestra Sencra de la So
ledsd.
Ia. de Nuestrs Sencra del Rosario
Id. Gel Cors2on ne Maris.
Ii. de SaE Juan BautIste.
Id. de Nuestra SenoIa de Ia Monse-
rat
Id. de Santa Rosa de Lime.
Id. de la siempre venerable Santjsims
Cruz
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-07
PARA GURAR TODAS

las enfermeda es del cults: Barros, herpes,
reuma agada otlas 1Ieecl0ues Gu aneas
su .vlz@r ns mos, ST c4ts i e7o 81 JAo0a u,
Aioalr.n J Ef eJr3 t4brca0o or CasweI Ha
1aeu Ga. Auev York ou u3O ea MA cVn
yenleute y mas taeil qle el dc otros remvulu.
Be tlnco las N iettias dc las eomp0slciunes
gEssosAs, aetua niente 0e m0da o. %
, 1881-05-28
A Soldiers Stealings.
Our Chief OF ro!icc Rauy yhly Dealt with..'
The sequel and DesertfOn.

On Saturday evening soldier named a.
J. B~ansun s;,le 4 fine gold watch valued at
5000, from az old farmer named f. ingalls,,
at he Depot Brewery. Chief John Justice
vas informed OF the fact On Sunday after
noon, and IN company with Officer Kinney
he proceeded to the place designated to
arrest The thief. When tn. officers attempted
to arr, st Drar son he showed fight and was
bacneI b. abaut twenty five associate roughs
who disgrace the name Of soldier, fight
ersued twenty five aoainst t7To-but the
officers ma aged to bag their game. They
took B-anSon to the garrison where they had
him incarcerated in tn" guard house. In the
meantime Branson played off sick and was
sent to the hospital under escort. A guard
was placed over the man but somehow he
managed TO make his escape during the night.
On Monday morning Justice went to the
garrison to arrest, II possible, all those who
were implicated il the melee, ard while there
he arrested arc named Wm. Lewis as an
accomp!ice, lie having in company OF Branson
attempted 10 sell the stolen property. Lewis
was brought bef,r- Judge Lacy and waived
examina ION The jahge then placed him
urd,r 5000 hcnds. The several witnesses
were put under bonds TO appear before the
next grand jury.
, 1881-05-28
Dayton Notes.

c. W. Moore is now proprietor of the
sample rooms recently vacated 10y Mr..
Williams.
J.. \. Harris, Esq, father Of our frIent
Ned Harris, returned from his California
trip looking remarkably well and highly
pleased to return home ayain.
Warren B-lcher has the pre:tieSt three
year old black colt in the county, aud
others besides which he viii b-:ng down {"
trot at the June melting OF the Walla
Walla Driving Park.
The Reporter is cheap sheet lately pub
lisked, but the ci;izsrs are tired Of having
so many papers TO support and therefore DO
not or canaot give it the support, by which
alone /. ca'I prosper.
Mort Brown has some Of the lines; horses
in his s,ah!, We eyeI saw. They wGu.d bv
credit cver 10 Inc blne grass :e.I"n U:
kentacky. On Is a tina sta lion 'Wi-coI-
Sn Bny, imported from the east snl Is
English coach furs", Back Hawk an Me-
niger sto,k.
Patti Lncisc, NJ. 10, l. o. O. F, Is IN
tiour:s:rIns c-n ht.'i. and uaanbers tn lest
men al the city as members. The Oldest
member AMI perhaps the oldest Odd Fellow
IN tie United States is Jesse CaIs .lsder,
uho joined kensington Lodge, No. II. in
1882, AID saun alter voted for General
Jackson.
The Columbia hotel is doing large busi-
ness. The patronage OF the house has
quadrupled since Brother. Grow took posses
siOs. Visitors TO Dayton now stop several
days, when previously .hey hurried away as
fast As they possibly could. A poor land
lord j. curse to t:wn and a popular enc a
blessing III the same proportion
Our brethren OF the press are as happy
and friendly As the day is long and york In
harmony. Tne Mas will soon discard lis
internal patent" arrangement. and bloom
out like a young and blushing brid-. The
rrcpre'ors srr succeeding very well and
| have the CO. ilence of the immunity.
1hc Chronicle is the prettiast paper on the
coast aud the general makeup shows that 4
thorough nessra.-er man has the manage.
meut. Brother White works like beaver
for the interest OF the whole community and
is as short as he is sweet when he has any.
thing 10 say.
We found Dayton with more life and
business On the streets than .; any preriou.
visit The merchants say tha. they are now
selling more goods than at any lrcviou. err
OF the towns existence This is owing
solely to tie renewed encouragement gwen
| the citizens owing to the railroad IA iiitieS
they will soon Be blessed al h, and the llrp,
sums Of money expended by the Improve.
mcnt Company. From this time on Dayto.
! can run al rEe, with no a:d from the outri ie
/ By her position AMI manufacturing advan
,ages she is destined to he the second towr
Only To Walla WaIla in this Interior. Wha
Will be advan,aseous to one the other vi.
snr.iy profit by. All that Is necessary now
Is for the men of enterprise to 60 aheal and
keep their cad ur
, 1881-05-28
Stahl's Brewery.
An Institution that viii Compare with any
Brewery On tie Pacific Coast.

Monday AFT. rnnOn we were taken through
John Stahl's nas trcwcry, and were some
what sur,risrd at ili- vastncss of the enter
prise. The power IS derived from tine L.
horse rover cnci;.s, OF which Mir. Ernst Is
the engineer ht-achel to this engine there
Is steam force pump 70 he usad Ia case OF
fire. 1t taTov.s a strram ov.r the highest
point Of the u hing The cellar under tie
man building is large, roomy and convcn-
Ient. The 10 ring IS of cement stone mar
ufac.med by Mr. Srook, OF this city.
Throughout the estab ishmsnt Charley Kraft
has nm water pipes, and has completed a job
that rcfiec:s creiit on HIM as plumber.
The rooms NJ airs fitteh up as 4 saloon are
elegantly anpoin ell. In erecting his brew
.ry Mr.. Stahi has added an ornament to this
city Of which h. can justly feel proud. To
those who have never seen the establishment
We woul 81. .cest hat they ray tn place a
visit
, 1881-05-28
rERsssAI, Axp sruERMlsE.

! NJ. Harris. Of Fcmsroy, made Us = shor-
! call.
! J. Hs.haw .y, Pendleton's soda man. is i,
the city.
1t. K OF and family, OF Fl. Iapwai, art
IN the city.
| Hsnry Blscks,on. Of Washington, u. G.,
IS IN the city.
H. w FaIrUestter Is In the city, ans
! will ,scort Grn Sprsgue and Commissioned
| Fr. neh over the y. P.'s lIu-.
! NJ K nzie, representing the weli-knnwr
( carr age repo-itory Of Espy L Co, OF Port
land, is in the city, and doing well for the
1 trm.
! Mr.. r K Erwin, travelling correH.cnden;
I OF the Dalles Times, male Us p,easan,
call. NJ. Erwin Is on his way 10 the Wood
RIVER country.
, Gen. Spr gge aud Secretary French viii
visit the Pen d'Oreille division OF the n 7.
R. r. Mr. French will also visit Walls
! Walla
Ed. Sharon, OF the Penilrton Tri5unc
made rs several pleasant calls, The Tri5sst
Is presen'ati,e paper snd Ed. is an en-.
terpri>ing man.
Park Avenue is getting 70 be quite q
/ drlve, d the young man Who owns or can
get hold of ''stepper" may be found
there la the ev ming.
j. Hathaway, Esq, one of Pendle.on 5
live citizens, is spending few days IN the
city. He rrprrts the rsilroai coming and
times improving in his city With every rail
I'D them. Pendleton is destined
to become city - =: Importance before many
years.
Hon. C. II. Montgomery, Of Colville, Is In
the city looking stronger and heartier than
for wears. He appears 10 have entirely re-
covered from the effects o. breaking his leg,
TWO vars since, AMI is better than ever.
He reports tue country around Colville as
prospering and fast being settled up. There
are tens Of thousands Of acres vt IN tha:
country Of good whea: land, which are open
"a .s,t'emert. NJ. Montgomery will re-
main here -. o5 So,
Tie H.n. Theo. F-essah, Gu oi
U s. R.il~ay Crafts, Is in the city, ac-
corupanled by Gen. Sprazue, Of the S"r-her"
Pacific. Ta-y will Lave here and proceed
along tn lin. of he \. p 70 view the work
lres y a-chmpli.h-d. Mr. French, wh" ID
A gen al sent.eruan. saws 'ha, railroads that
h we ott .irrd or ,nts from the government
wil ce: tsi.ly h.ve 10 comply with ;he r.
ou r.rne Is Of Con ,r.-sS uuder which thy
receiv q those grants, or Else forfeit al
their rights
, 1881-05-28

Tgs GREAT Loss OF CaTrLr-The an
nual rodeos having ben fnishel, full &C.
coEnts OF tie lcss,s i cattle during the las,
severe winter In ,he Snake and Colur. bia
river basin mp t. the British line are row
coming in. II has been the n:est severe
winter On record; even the bad year OF 1861 Q
has tcsn thrown into the shaIe. Mes,rs.
Phelps ( Wadleisn loose about L, 900 head
out OF 24.O0O- e. J. Ger.nane 4. 400 out OF
6,OoO. Austin 900 cut 5 zoe. Kr,n-dv /
Seiee, 1000 o.t of 1000, and Others in ;.ro-
Portion OF herds of LEGO aud 2.OOO he,d
on the Columbia, % II 100 or 100 heal only
have been found Cows suffered the most
and what The hard w-inter sr,arel. wrr. los.
by muEinS dcwn IL the spring. Beet cattle
IN the upper country are very scarce and sell
M higher than even a. cheyenne.
, 1881-05-28
Decoration Day.

A Lincoln Post, No. 4, G. A. r, hereby
cordially extend an imitation TO the Soldier.
and Sailors Of tho War of the Rebellion, to
the Mayor and Council of Walla Walla, the
Military, th- Fire Department and all Civis
Societies, Day and Sunday School children,
and the citizens generally, to assist in the
parade and exercises of May 30, 1881
Parties having floral contributions will leave
them at the Masonic Hall. Odd Fellows
building. between the hours VI and 10 o'clock,
Monday, May SC, 1881. 1t is tho intention
Of the Post to decorate all graves Of Soldier.
and Sailors who served il the army during
the Rebellion
Parties knowing the names Of any 5uried
in the Csmete ~ here who served during that
time, viii kindly confer favor by rnaking II
known to the committee as early as possib!ei
also those who will take part in the exercises
GEo. II. IuwIS.
II. O. SIyosns, It an,n.tise
WM. LESLIE,
, 1881-05-28

ENTEKsRIsx to-day's issue We pl5
iIsh the entire revised por i'm of tie New
Testament IL supplementary form. The
STATESMAN Is the first 70 piut this revised
woEk an the Pacific slope, which We think
has entitled it 20 some pr.ise. In doing so
We CONSIDERS. that W were giving the peo-
PIE a. interesting ,!ocureir, and as such ,.a.-
h,hed it Whenever any thing ineo1taat &C.
cnrs. We VIII always le found there and il.
the font raSk resardF IS OF expense.
, 1881-05-28
Communication.

Eprroe STArESMAN:-I be- leave through
the columns + our aper to reply to a par
agra h in your c'etv letter OF May 2lst,
in which your correspondent severely criii-
cises tn ladies and s'clety in general OF
Walla Wa!la Evidently Don Raphael "
has been unfortunate IN his female associa-
tior-or perhaps thy have ben too much
minced. The wri',r Of this has been resi-
dent OF tn. town sor some twenty years, and
has found tie society here, md particularly
,ha, Of the lsai.. eqnal TO any that could he
imported from New Jersey. There is this
to sav of the lad cs here tha' they are fastd-
ion. in the:r selection Of male assoc ates.
DoS CESAR.
, 1881-05-28
Slaven's California Fruit Salt

Is prepared from sound ripe California Fruit,
by an experienced analytical chemist, who has
spent years in experimenting on its prepare
ton Il is manufactured by a special process
known only to the proprietor. This prepara-
tion is safe, simple and efectu-l medicine for
regulating the action If the stomach, liver and
kidneys 1t Is particularly recommended for
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Headache, Heartburn,
Acidity Of the St'mach. Habitual Constips-
tion, Nausea, Sea Sickn;s-, Kidney and Liver
Troubles, orer-indulgence either in eating or
drinking, etc. Az Pur; fer Of the blood in
all scrofnions affections, it has no equal It
removes al eruption. from the skin, and has 4
CO ing AMI inv.gnratin. effect upon the
system The Fruit SILT Is -rtir-ly different
from anv uf the eff-rvescent salts OF Sedlitf
lr-p,rattions in the market. being manufac
tured from frui.. Fr- sale By all dru-sir.,.
, 1881-05-28

CguEL DgsIRrIoy.-The Elckitat Senf'Ht'
has the following: "0a last "Wednesday morn
ing there arrived in The Dalles woman from
Walla Waila with tw, children. which she
left a, the Cosmopolitan Hotel with note
to the proprietor that they be sent to Golden
dale. On their arrival in Goldendale they
were kindly cared for by Mrs ChaPpeii, ct the
Palace Hotel. and subsequently, called Tor by
their grandmother. Mrs W. B. Chstheid;
We could comment further on the matter aud
give some interesting facts, but the libel laws Az.
Of this territory are as severe upon the puoh-
cation of truth as otherwise.
, 1881-05-28
The Fire Bel.
4 Stsa.froas Couaagraston---Searty Oa<
Dozen Houses Destroyed By stfr.

About two o'clock on Yesterday morning
SAYS the Boise A.Gi>-nsdz, orr peaceful ci,i-
zens ~, re awakened from their quiet sluniber
by the Ere bell calling out the department
tn eztinguish IRE which had originated IN
Coles Palace restaurant. The buildings N
Il at block were mostly frame structures OF
the most iufammabls character, SO Il was
impossible 70 save any Of them that ironted
oi[lan stree. z. r. Reed & Co.'S brick
building was put under a severe test, but
stool it nobly. although the aames at one
time made their way into the store through
window IN the rear. The stone building
OF John b. Broadbent on the vest, and Cy-
Jacobs trick building on the east fnd OF the
block, proved ton much ior the frantic ele-
meut. and suffered no damage, while those
directly opposite. on the north SIDE Of Main
street, escaped w!th loss OF
BaoKES WINDOWS
As near as can nov be estimated the losses
Vows: join Lemp, one building,
are - i...- '-hn r. Broadbent,
$500, insured fer Ssno ss-- ~N.P
three buildings, s2i0a insured sof sliss,
c. Adelnsn, building, stock and fixtures,
$500 Insured for slGC0: DR.. W: W. Mckay,
barn, 800. insured for 500; Uric Cole,
restaurant. furniture and supplies, $500, IN
surance $3.50; C B. Humphrey, building
and damage TO stock Of jeWsiry. The build
ing was insured for $3.50 and the stock,
which wss mostly saved, was covered by an
insurance of $3.50 The total insurance on
Mr Humphreys property falls about 5000
below the
ESTIMATED LOSS.
f. N Reeds building, valued at $500,
WIS Uninsured, As was also II. Peffcrle's two
story frame. on which the loss is about $1,000.
The losses On Mrs Krofs millinery estab-
hshneut, John NJ. Lamb's collection office,
Lubkin's bakery, Charley Yoang's barber
shop, NeilIey & Co.'S shoe shop, and Al.
McHendry's barber III 'p and bath house,
vary from 500 to 500, Fred Stumpps
loss on restaurant and sui plies wall probably
reach 500. None OF these min5r losses were
covered b. insurance. Tae property insured
vas covered ty JOINT policies in the Pheuix.
Of Hartford, aud the Home, of New York
How the fire originated is not known; some
attribute 1t to 4 defective fiue, while others
are l.aI T., bel eve it WAS incendiary. MIR.
Cole says he found everything right when
he made a, inspection of the premises, IS Is
his aahIt u do, b-fDre rrtIrlng for the nignr.
Half an hour .atcr the bailding Was in flames.
, 1881-05-28

MaaE Gcop FOR DsrToS.-lt looks hae
DAYTON was gong TO become the saw NIL
and lumber center OF the territory, Ter We
understsni that besiies the already enor-
nous contacts received by the Oregon In
rrovsment company they have Just taken
bills from the o. K. & \. company to snP-
nly all the lembsr and t;mlers required tor
the whole !iae Of road for bridges, cniVerts
and trestles 10 Snake river. Tins Is an I'M
mense amount and we understand viii all
nav tribute to Dayton If it can be sawed
there on favorable terms.
, 1881-05-28

RE.Ic.-Therc i noS lady in TINS city
who has il her possession the first flag
that ever hoa.ed over the I,orihern Pacific
railroad. The fag is male from a dress, hay.
ing been made in camp at Mud Springs il
Minnesata The lady also claims the homer
of having turned over the first sol" Her
hustaa,. is now employed on the lire as a
cnntrac.Or.
, 1881-05-28

Dull TInEs-Eseryb body is complaining
about dull times and the scarcity Of money.
ard bu>iu-ss mea feel Ike bosting every So
Ge;,or ( r fun.Is ca; Of II, i stores. This
city at resci. and ;or y f-'s months TO come
will bv remarkably h-a.thy pace for ai-
vertis;ng agents ,e keep away IRON.
, 1881-05-28

SEEDS SEEDS III you wan: fresh garden
seeds buy of good reliable first-class Seed
House Buists warranted garden seeds: Grass,
Tree and Hedge seeds, Alfalfa, Timothy, Red
and White Clover, 3 ne Grass, Lawn Grass.
Yellow and Black Locust, Box Elder, White
Ash, Oregon Maple aud Os,se Orange, Vick's
Flower Seeds.
l3-tf KIMDiLL & Soy.
, 1881-05-28

TuK GOLDEN FLEECE--Our friend Brsserrr
last evening was the happy recipient aud was
decorated with the order o: tie Golden
Fleece by a neigh'or who felt grateful for
VARIES acc spmoia ions rendered AZ ditEer-
en-. t,nes. Ch.rley male the boys who
happened TO lie present feel very good after
the ceremony.
, 1881-05-28

How long dear master, o, how lonsi VIII
you continue TO tic me in the streets and force
me to gnsw the bark of the trees when you
can have ME well fed for two bits at Uncle
Toms stable on Third street, Walla Walla,
". +. J0-3m
, 1881-05-28

CAy IT BE TRcE,-T Te hear rumors among
those ..who ought to know to the eiec,
ira. B shop Paddock has decided to make
Walls Villa Ii, home, and o: his intention
of building large seminary here Our cit
izens cannot over estimate the good sdvan-
tares OF a f-s.-class school here, and should
use every means in horsepower 70 make this
an assured fac. Schools have made this
country wha, it is-it viii surely fill one Of
the va. tang rfches towards making Our city
what ~. expect IL to he-the metropolis.
, 1881-05-28

HARVEST HASDS.-To every newspaper on
the coas, in whose localities there are mrn out
OF employ, we ask them to diree. fhe,r al
t,n,;on q this lani of C2naan-the "aia
Villa valley. Herr Is unlimited w0rk for
thousands, with god pay and opportunities
not 10 be found elsewhere Tor the industrious 0i
and thrifty to establish themselves N h"ni.s
The harvest viii soon be here, an. Tue
~ I,bor will he felt unless We receive au in-
fr,y az muscle. Come one; come all; there IS
room here for thousands
, 1881-05-28

HaN Be oEIsIsED -Cpses oi the R-,iS4i
ia.i''e and NV i7s'amel.t ca t- "bsin-d Al
TIE STsrssNiS FEE in srp ler,.ntary i.rn
ct 10 c~nts per coy. Al n.w -g6s.ribs rs
viii be pre- Gated wigh cogy free.
, 1881-05-28

Recommendations ,-nd to develop a
We n.cl lie, elopment De
7. "a .rhanc: values. Ii to o'taIn
'S .,o nr,nslp,l has to be saC'ihei where
.t. interest to come from
, 1881-05-28
KIMpaLL & Soy.

FARMERS opposed 10 the Flume Company,
and all others who summer failow their land
should see the Mcconnell Cultiystor. The
only CultiSator ever offered far sale here tbs!
proved a success. Every machine warranted
TO give satisfaction The following well
Patrick Lyons. c. w Stalleopp, r. p Page,
]. X. HoHi, Z Costin, Philip Yemme, Lew
Bowi-s, Virgil Marks, r. Walker, Umatilia
County. For sale by Nm- Jones. dealer in
Farm Machinery, wagons, etc, corner Second
and Alder streets. IW2lla W@lla 4t-w
, 1881-05-28

GRAND PIcyIc.-0a next Sullay the
ever popular Vcrlea E;rtrachts annnd pie
s neat Evans Grove, = beau.itul,pot, situated
mp MIl Creek abcl. four miles. Every
one i invited, and from the enjoyment ex
par!cncrl l. their past turn ont, We nay
,rpst; an immense crowd. Daring the day
there will he dancing; the music will b;
furnished by tie First Cavalry band. There
will also be loo. rae, sack race and bird
shooting and bril- catching COR prze,, all
are invited
, 1881-05-28

QrAR.SriSEn. Tire 45!-a h ~ has ar
rived at Ast 'r;a from Eong hong. AID is
n,w N quaraLiiae ~Ith severa! cases OF
su,sl-rox on is'srl. Every psecaution Is
h-lrg t-kenfa prevent he sprezd of t.,e DIS
ea,r and the sas2eagrs ere bsmS raccir
a.ei