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Never take the horseshoe from the m,,s
city. ' - IN Inc
city. '' - IL 'he
is IN the city. ''''
w There are a great many campers =. the
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Parker have returned
from Lewiston. VIC"
u. NJ; Conley, of Pendl-ton, is in the city
pendleton will soon rejoice in sever,, nav
brick buildings.
wen never miss our readers till their suh.
scriptions run by.
Lieut.. ID. c. Guernsey. Of the DAYTON
grays, Is in the city.
Several Of the parties burut out at D,v.o,
are preparing to rebuild.
The Wood River country is infested with
e1tthroats and highway robbers.
Quite number of walia Wallians are
registered at the Portland Hotels.
Hen. Ben Simpson. Special Postal Agent.
IN The city on his special rounds.
- No work' Such thing is strange here.
mere Is plenty TO be had at harvesting.
Nf. Ed Moore, representing Payot, Up
nam & To. OF San Francisco, is in the city.
The Hon. j. B. Odeneal, clerk Of the Ore.
soh supreme Court, is in the city on a visit.
Work On the Catholic church is nroOress-
ing rapidly. This structure viii be- orn,.
ment to the city.
=, mrs: LeGrow and family returned from
the warm Springs on Sunday last feeling
much lnvIgorated by the trip
In some respects the gentler sex Tar sur
passes u.s. No man, for instance, can dehy
er lecture with dozen pins in his mouth.
Frank Boyer accompanied by his mother
LETT By carnage last evening for the Coeur
Aiehe region TO be gone about two weeks.
Poor whiskey is now called iauified dvn.
amite. itsdifferent than the hard substance:
IL don't blow up until the married man gets
home.
u. ,. crowley, of this city, and NJ. A.
Baker, OF Dayton, limbs of the law. have
Just returned from sojourn to the Warm
Springs.
John Coriiss, chief packer for this Depart
ment, Is IN the city, having returped from
Boise, where he has been overhanling the
apareIos at that place
Col: Harper is, We understand, going to
leave us Tor his old horse in California. We
are sorry to lose Col. Harper. as he is gen
iieman and lawyer Of ability.
The Daytonites are talking abont buyinga
hre engine. Gentlemen talk won't put out
hre, and to save your fair city don't stint
little money but buy an engine.
An old man in this city WIS recently po,s.
oned at one of our breweries by eating sau-
cage. lie recovered. This comes from
leaving brass collars Oh our dogs
When We say that a young Iady's educa-
tion is finished we mean simply that she has
been supplied with expensive rods, lines
and hooks, and that she is all ready TO ''go
fishing"
Puget Sound clans are now made of India
rubber, and painted so artistically that they
can not be told from the genuine article For
making clam chowder few dezen will last
restaurant life time.
Mrs. Mix's frame buildings havs all been
remodel from their former site un Third
street to her property On the corner OF Sec
ond and Birch streets. preparatory to putting
up her large business structures.
Dishonor is something which attaches
itself like burr to a poor man who has COM
mitted petty crime, but which falls off
from rich man who makes millions by it
as water falls from slate roof
| The following Walla Wallaians are -'re-
sorting" at the Warm Springs: Mrs. A. H.
Reynolds, Mrs. {. c. Mccoy, Miss Lizzie
Clark, Miss Anna Hill, Mrs. Donald Nc.
Kay, Mrs. Jones and Uncle Jake Miller
| Dr. Nichols wishes us to state that his
father, having important business back east,
has left Portland for time, and that he has
left Walla Walla 70 take charge OF his prac-
tice and will return in about one month
The last piece of rustic laziness encounter.
ed by our reporter is that of man who, be-
ing asked what allied his eye, answered
''Nothin, shut il coz can see well enough
with one Sometimes | shnt one, sometimes
t'other
1t seems sad that people should still be
found silly enough to commit suicide. Our
advice to morbid dyspeptics who contem-
plate self-destruction is, spend about half the
money it costs to buy revolver Ill pUrchas-
ing bit of land in Ireland.
Lieut.. S B. Robertson, First L. 5. Cav
airy, has been granted one years leave of
absence, for the purpose of graduating at the
celebrated cavalry school of Sausnur, France.
The French government will accept only one
American officer at time in any Of its mill
tary schools.
Thirty years ago it cost the State Of Mas
sechusetts post office address Boston, four
dollars and eighty-One cents to educate
pupil at public school. 1t now costs thir-
teen dollars and thirty-five cents per capita
and yet the people of Massachusetts, of thirty
years ago were superior to the present gen
Grafton.
A man-a millionaire man in France-re-
Gently lost al, of his fortune except about
So. 600, and died from grief His brother
and sole heir found himself lifted from
state Of extreme poverty to comparative
wealth. The shock was too great for his
system. and he fell dead with JOY. Two
birds Killed with one stOue-
The FaIR.-The industries, both asrleGi-