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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-12-27
Agents Wanted " ~ :; g.; e; e..
reasury Of Song

For thu home crc,s. A rich volume Of 800 best
loved gems chosen from the whele realm Of music.
Usual ooss ISL! Hero only $25o. No book like it
say: "A treasury Of pleasure fez every hons. 80.
H. Tiffany, D. D. "A per1sct marvel OF excellence
and cheapne..',-a. 4. Pelts, D. D. ..Full Of ssn
uine gems--F I. Robbi1s, d. D. II like it."-W H.
DoANa, Aass Doc. "Itneetsa real Household want,
A. Gordon. D. D. "Its oontsnts will bring gen
ial sunshine to the home. "-Prot. W. F. sherwin.
II have examined this smptnons volume with great
delight"-J.H H. Vincent, ID. d. ut shoult 10 in
every household in the hnd.'-Prof. C. C. Case.
Three million homes want it, hence it il grand
chance to coin money. Sample pages, etc., free Adj
dress, HUDDA1D B1os.. Chicago III.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-12-27
Money to Loan.

Honey to Loan.
At gerry loo rate of interest. on real
estate security. One Of our firm will be
~ the Davidson House on Saturday of
eacn week. .-a,~*s 6ANBoRN & Son,
Brownsdale, MINI.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-12-27

Everybody, who is suffering from scrof-
ula, chronic rheumatism, jaundice, bilious
ness, dyspepsia, indigestion, constipation
or costivepeas, headache, loss Of appetite.
chills or fever, malaria, backaohe. female
weakness, nervous arrangement, general
debility, or any blood, liver, Kidney,
stomach or bowel disorder-can obtain q
trial bottle of Marsh's Golden Blood and
Liver Tonic, free of charge, by calling at
Dor & Wold's drug store, Austin.
Persons who have tried this famous
medicine can procure the large bottles at
80 cents and 500. 1t purifies the blood,
invigorates the liver, stomach and bowels.
regulates the kidneys, and strengthens
the system. ~.,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-12-27

~ ~ 4 weak nAGe Il Ao1ns by the industrious.
tD| AZ Bes& hpa3naea now before tho public.
w u Oapital net needed. We will start yolr.
Al 1 u Nan, women, boys and girls wanted every
yUk II where to Wefk for w. Now 10 the time
You can work in spare time. or give your
whois tina 70 the business No other business ws
pay you nearly a. veil. No one fail to make
enormous pay. hk engaging ut once. Costly outfit
and tsrRs fee. 4onsy mads fast, easily, and honor
ably. Addrpes T1u1 & Co., Angasta, xains.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-12-27
GIVEN AWAY.

One Thousand Bottles of Marsh's Golden
Blood and Liver Tonic to 1e
Given Away.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-12-27
Personal Property Taxpayers Of Mower
County.

As is our custom. we give the readers
of the TRANSCRIPT the regular annual
New Years list of the heaviest personal
property taxpayers in the county. It
includes only those who pay tax of
$40 and over. The full list would occu-
py more space than we could spare for
| that purpose:
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-12-27

For all diseases of the throat and lungs
use Marsh's Golden Balsam.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-12-27

DO not forget to avail yourself Of
Mrs. Holway's instructions in sketching,
painting in oil, and water colors, also in
decorating china. Her terms are reason
able, and she gives to her pupils the best
satisfaction.
"A bran-new Singer sewing machine,
Just received from the manufacturers, for
sale cheap for cash, or given in exchange
for good COW. No better or more use
full Christmas present for wife or daugh-
ter can be found, Come in and see it.
The Temperance billiard hall Of Roch
ford & Mitchell has changed its location
from the east side Of Main street to the
basement under r. Dunkelmann's store.
The room is large and pleasant, and
everything is kept quiet and orderly. No
Intoxicating liquors sold.
q. s; Hildshl has again renewed his
stock Of fremes, the largest and finest
assortment that eyer game to Austin: Al
80 the finest line of velvet and plush
frames in every style that can be found
in the market. A photo and nice frame
makes the cheapest and finest Christmas
present out. Rooms over Clemmer 8
Po0ler's. st~.~
Mrs. s. A. Corning, located near the
foundry and just opposite the chapel,
would be glad to get few bearders either
{eg dpy-beard, or by the week; also farm.
ers, or transientl persons. can get meals on
the shortest notice with her. We hope
all persons wishing such accommodations
will remember Mrs. Corning. Her prices
will be very reasonable, and her accommo-
dations are good.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-12-27

Miss Lula Moore is still very danger
ously i'll at the residence of her aunt, Mrs.
D. B. Johnson, of this city. Her battle
with typhoid has been long, and she
seems now to be lowering between life
and death. Physicians and friends anx-
iously and with fear await the crisis.
The tickets to the Art Exhibition are
only twenty-five cents. They are not
transferable to any one, but will take
yourself in as many times as you wish to
go. We hope our citizens will take in
terest enough in this Art entertainment
to attend and help make it a success.
We took Christmas dinner with oul
old friend George Hay at the Railway
House, and to say that it was first-class
dinner would be saying that which is ex.
actly true. Uncle George knows how ia
keep hotel, and it affords us pleasure to
say good word in favor of his well-kcpt
house.
The popular hotel for the masses is
the Davidson House. It is most con-
yeniently located. has good barn accom-,
modations for teams, and is we'll kept.
The farmer or transient, who desires good
accommodations at reasonable price,
can do no better than patronize the
Davidson. 55< >.S'@T5 .
Go TO J. SoLNER's, FOR
Dress goods, ginghams, calicoes.
ALPACA, cashmeres, camels' hair cloth,
| surahs, etc. sr
Large variety velvets, plush, silk, cloak
ipgs, ladies' cloth, ulster cloth:
Felt skirts in large variety:
Carpets! carpetsl carpetsI .,-.-.
Anything you want in the dry goods
line, at lowest cash prices.
, 1882-07-15
Ordinance No. HI.

An oriiusnce to punish persons who Smoke or
lnhale IOpium, cr keep a hoase, room
cellar or other place soy such purpose.
The City Of Nalia " ala dies cria;n as follows:
SEcnoy I. Any person or p-rsons who
shall hereafter keel. within the corporate Inn
IL of the city of Nsla Wslla, = house, cellar.
or place in which such person ~ lerSons. or
anv other person or persons, smoke or iuhale
opium, shall = deemed guilty OF = mlSle-
ueaLor, ami upon conviction thereof before
the city justice, shall te mel Ia any sun. not
exceeding one hUnditG iu.ltT,.
Sic =. Any FeTs' or persons who 81 4
visit such house, Gel AZ cr pI.le, Tor tie puT-
pose Of smokiu-, or ii.hsliug opium, shah be
deemed guilty -ef misiemJan"r, and upon
conviction before the tity Justice. shall he
tned In any sum EI- exceeding one EunIIeI
dollars.
Sic ; 1t shall not lie Necessary. in or'.r
to prove the quit Of any person or persons
keeping such house ~ other place Ter smoking
or IL hsiing opium, that any one shall b. found
smoking TT inhaliuS therein; bat th-
finding Of pipe or pipes, opium or other
appliances, such - Axe used inr tie pur
I,ose Of sH.kins "r iuhaling opium
therein, shall lie deemed sufficient evidence Il
the violation Of this Ordnance N.r shall il
be deemed necessary, in o.i,r 60 prove the
guilt or t. convict any person or persons of
smoking or inhaiInS opium, that thy shall be
found in the act II Sm, kim O. inhaiIng II F;
bu5 evidence that such person or persons were
found IN such house or "LArr p.4ce III pos, e--
sion Of opium pl e cT pipe. or under The mtu-
ence Of oplum- shall be deemed sufficient sII-
denCe TOr conviction.
, 1882-07-15
Docket.

The Supreme Court OF the Territory con-
vened at Olympia on Mouday. The follow
ing is the docket:
August Mcintosh vs.. Ken.on, Holmes &
Co.
Bsrkentine c. L. Perkins vs.. Puget Sound
Commercial Go.
Harry ong vs.. A. J. Whjpple, administra-
tor, etc
K. Eakin vs.. J. McCru'h.
OR. { n. Co. IS. John A Taylor. ct al.
J. y. Glover vs.. W. II. Bishop, auditor
Spokane Co.
Richard HoIyoke vs. D. B Jackson.
James f. Murine vs. Schwahacher BIOS. x
c..
Marshall Blinn -. y. F. Cosby, ct al.
Mary F.. Krmwor;hv, ct al vs. josiah Ner-
ri,t
Jos. II. Mccoy vs.. 4 Reeves Ayres, al
minlstrator.
Joseph p Brewster vs.. u. X. Baxter.
Doctor Jack ian Indian vs.. Territory OF
Washington
Geo. y. Hill vs. Territory Of Washington
ex rel, Elwood Evans, prosecuting attorney.
Crawford < Harrington vs. Cochran Il
Day.
ID. X. Baxter vs.. J. ". Smith, ct al.
J. Bach Messe & Go. vs. Thos. Smith.
&. R1seuthil VS. August Schneider.
, 1882-07-15
S0ClETIEs.

L o. .. F.-Washinytoa Lodge No. u 10
q. r., meets FRIDAY evenin, II ~act
week AZ eclcck p NJ
o. %. F.-Enterprise Lodge No. loo
F.,t meets WEDNESDAY evenir, 4 each
week NJ o'cloek P Y.
A o. L. W.-walls WaIla I.si,r. No. 4,
meetS every TUESDAY eveaia, Al \ =,
the Masanic Hall, Old Fellows Teupls.
q. NJ IRwIS, 4. Go.Dp,X
VI w Recorder.
A o. L. W--In:egrity Lodge, Ne. ~ meets
every ILnrS'isy evening, az s, IN odd
Fellows Building
Il. Nj PoKrEa, J. q. SrE.gSs
IL W. Recorder.
ENCANPNENT.-W Wal!a Lode No
$. l. %. u r, meets 2i ami 4th MONDAYS
" every month ar eci,ck P NJ
G. A E-AbEaham Lineoln Post, NJ. :
Grani Amy oi the Republic, meets every
WEDNESDAY, night II 5 O'Clock AZ Ma
sonic Hall. Old Feilows' Temple. Farti,s
VII" have served in the Army or Nary 81
the United States daring the Rebellion az,
solicited 10 JON Con rssies ircn other PostS
cordIIiiy invited - attend
CHAs. VI. RoLT9N. VIZ. IF-lIs
Ad!a'~Et Post Jrlcl'r.
, 1882-07-15

A. Tue world moves on and CIVILIZED s'ci-
..r bs,omes more cultivated, one cannot
be,p being struck that the elegance IN iaori's
for LADIES wear keeps pace With the tastes OF
the rs.ple. 1t has long been well known
:, this c,rv that Doheny 1 Msrum are al
v,vs ahead Of every competitor "hen dress
,onls or silks are in question. Just al pres
mi tbev are otfsring some most unusual III
au,ements in those goods which 1t "oaIa
certainly pay every lady in Waiia J" aha 70
Goa In. there Is also IN adGitional consldsr-
..,o, !, the TACT, that the same care ami
,,,-tsous attention will be shown to every
1,,r that enters that establishment entirely
;r-r,,,se,iye Of whether she wishes to pnr-
has or not. This Is SO well kno"a III
Wslla Walla :ha, it Is unn, cessary TO men
,,on It and when We couple the ia1' 'ha'
thew have only one price, End mark all goods
in plsin figures, We are certainly di'uis'Hs
o,a of the secrets ,ha, has iei to their PIE
sent intense popularity.
, 1882-07-15
Need OF a Hotel

Wha. Portland paper says about the
need of a hotel IL that city Is so applicable
to Walla Walla that We give the writer's
words:
..Rirht here then seems 4 good place to ask
tho question. u hv c,uro. Portland at least have
= L5t.Is Do ANY of those who have large
,r,nsrfy hrr,. suppose hotel Will ever he
nesirIs \ r ally good hotel would Do good
business right now. and would s"on become
mr,t yaluIhle property \ town "i any pre-
tensions must have good hrtel a,c .ulmndatnnS.
Good hotels are among the most important re
,,irr,ua,it- of a citN Large or small why Is
;, ne -lr.t.d her: l. 1t because those WI"
our,ht rn.t ~ realize It. do Ilbt Ih fact realize
that thi, Pacific Northwest i destined to be
more than the slow going countryit has been
During the rast month our need OF first
class hotel has been most clearly Il lustrated
When the Masons were here there was no
room for them. When Mme. EIve-hIng
AMI party came. they were the guests at TIE
..prlmonico, the best restaurant IN Wash
inston territory. The same is true OF Nellie
Hova and party, guests OF Mr.. Chlberg.
We have plenty Of pretentlous neglect
where A traveller is treated as package IN
transit. and We want large, roomy hotel
where guest is not compelled to go into a
cau.Ike room. ana be satisfied with what Is
furnished him.
, 1882-07-15
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TIE mAus

Mails for Milton. Weston aud Ceutergille.
anu all points IL Eastern oregon, close Al
6:,,J A n: mail arrives ~ 30 T. "
MlIlS Tor the east points IN tie v Z. 4. L.
and all 81 Oregon except the eastern portion
thereof. close NJ $50 l. NJ: arrive AZ J.l5 P. n,
Mails Tor points north, via Prescott, y ats
burg ana Dayton Close T. connect with tram
gong west IN the morning. Mail arrives a:
n 6.lOP "
GENERAL delivery window II the post office
opens on Sunday from % To II 4 L. u4ta fu.-
ther notice. VIZ. SINE. T. NJ
, 1882-07-15
l2lceklp Statesman


Nrrr.,L SocIETT.-Ine first meeting OF
,ye rby,;cisus interested in creating medi-
al society. vas held last evening at the
.a,s AZ pr Blalook, and the following Off
,.-. were daily elected President, NJ
I..a.rvzeli: Vice President, II. @. Mauzey /;
.r~.,-,,-.r. y. &. BlaiocS; Secretary, I. W.
-l.-r |. VS. voted to adopt Eastern
,y-,sh,ogton Medical >1clety as the name Of
,t. as-osiat.ou. The society adopted con-
.t,,g,i q and byiaHs, appointed committee
.o arrange for future meetings, which will
.hsIi q4lrte-ly, the trst being called for
-. ,a,-.,f Tuesday Ia October. The secre-
..-.- read number Of letters from physi-
an. T,.,.el in towns and cities in tins sec
e.. srI IN Oregon, who expressed them
-.f.,- n hearty sympathy WITH the move
,g,sr aai regretted hat so short notice had
l..-e -vgu e.: this meeting; that being the
-.,... ..- ;E-,r nlu-atteud,Ece. The secre-
,-.-w VA, ms ,rgeteG % correspond ~i:h the
e. s..E medical society anl request a meeting
a. y..alu.yr. with TIE object of forming
.r inform! society The following gentle
,..,,a as..i-.ou T. those gwen above are Al
..s.. uea.nars OF THE association Dr.
Mn. 20. Wu:sharl, Dr. Williamson, oi
r..an. U-. HIT, Of Dag ton, Dr. DehnisOn,
., r..aaa y.tg. Dr. Burch, Of Waila WslIa,
n- +, Cora4ek, Of Dayton. aud DIS. Cropp
..s Marion. Of WaIlt Walls
, 1882-07-15

pru,v,I Saith this issue OF the
III. Sr,Trss,S. Messrs- Doneny &
N.rum announce that 90 OF ab mt Sep'eln-
he, Is. they will remove T the hehneay
block, east of the pest Office ~Oefe '"e
l.rsss. and most handsomely Arranged s.,s, s.,ss,
,o1,, IN Eastern Washington Is to be h''e'i
M ;or their occupancy. On the l1ih OF 'n''
month they viii inangura'e a reH'o'ai SAC
aud no, desiring or intending to remove an.
Of the goods now in stock, they will sell Oh
the entire 10, at such prices as VIII prompt
,n,cb..e. The firm of Doheay MAiam
A.. among our old established and enserpr's-
=. us,ch,nts. and what they advertise can
be relied upon. Ge.ne~, and examine 'he''
stoek.
, 1882-07-15

The City Of WaiIa W-a!Ia dos orIain As follows;
SECTION l. ANY person vr persons who
shall have under h,S yoltri any lame ar
nsaIiibli.!s device OF control Il any house nr
place wherein the gtIac or gambling device /,
used, who suffers OF permits a lHlI'r I" he
pres mt while such game Il going or. or I'r!-
niLS such minor TO participate IA su'h game.
shall. on conviction Thereof, b. fined IL any
sun not exceeding one hundred dollars.
SIC. >. \ game 81 gambling drylcr, within
the meaning uf this Ordinance, is al agree
ment that one p-rs,u Il, uC Ul"Te t'GtI one Ter
son sAal gASn from Wha- one or utute than
one person shall lrSe upon tie happening ct
not "f some agreed event which Is expected 10
occur according - III rules 81 using az al-
piiance or appliance. "r instrument r nrstru-
llenc~ and which iTsPi,IriI-, q event al ehv
time the stake l. a. eel uTIu- aHpea's u bc
u.cartain u une oT more - ~ pI-JIeS actii-
v th III. appliance or instrument, or th- hap
ysning of which event appears L bc CerJ.i'n 1"
occur u one o: tn QaI-i@S AMI certain not 2"
occur IT, the Opposite patty; AMI it iS l'"E'.i-
teral by what appliIuce "r appliances, in.tru
ment or instruments til said c.LtiuSriey 4 1"
b, brought 10 happen, whether by car.i-, TUX
It, balls, the stTlAin; oI Il pT,-J acts!e "r pf,-
i-ctileS. or any other IhiG-, AMI la-S ami -a!n
Is anythin; # valEe "r = part Thereof, whether
money or other thing, cT tie payment or the
promised payment, for anything :" -st, "E.nS,
chew or smoke, or uythius which = thought
or believed 70 be valuable ~ de>l..L-e by one
Of the parties.
, 1882-07-15
Interesting Notes.

Tie Cinnamon at Camp 81, n. p. T. l.,
killed their foreman ON the ith of July
No well stocked private wine cellar without
he celebrated Eclipse champagne.
They had moss covered church in Olympia
until last week, when the stuff caught FIRE and
burned Of.
Before You are got sick and be AL invalid,
Use OEEIsoN BLOOD PURIFIER
The hot wave has come Lack again and flt
men are yesFninS for some patent process :or
shedding their flesh until cooler days
ss The Diamond Dye always do more than
tn y claim t. d.. Color over that old dress
1t will look like new. Only 10 cents.
The steam rile engine intended for this city
lies in sixty feet of water and an attempt viii
b. made to raise it to the deck OF scow.
fr No woman really practices economy UNI
less she uses the Diamond Dyes. Many dol
lars can be saved every year. Ask the drug
giSt.
\ heavy slide Of rock occurred near the
scene Of the big blast, about % miles below the
Dalles, on Monday night, delaying the down
train for an hour or two.
why Is Mrs. Lydia +. Pinkhans V.r.-
tahle Compound like the MississiI pi river IN a
spring freshet, Because the immeuse vol.
unIe Of this healing river moves with such mo
nentum that it sweeps away all obstacles AMI
Is literally flooding the country.
The building moved through Third street
yesterday viii be placed ON the lot adjoining
the Lion brewery on Alder stree.
'Euchupaiba.-
Qnick, complete cure, all annoying Kidney,
Bladder ami Urinary Disease 81. Drusgi-ts
Passengers from Walla Walla 10 Portland
now reach the latter city at > O'Clock in the
afternoon.
skinny Men.
Wells Health Renewer restores health
and vig"r. cnres Dyspepsia, Impotence, Sexual
Drbility. 81.
MARK F. CoLT's store is reopened, and
As he Intends hereafter to do nothing
but legitimate grocery business, the large
stock OF dry goods, consisting of dress and
fancy goods, must oe disposed Of at once
The greatest bargains in these goods ever
offered IN Walla Walla are now being sold
below cost price. d&wtf
-" Many silly people despise the prerious,
not understanding it, But no one despises
Kidney Wort after having given it fair trial
Those who have used it agree that il Is by far
the best medicine known Its action is
prompt, thorough and lasting. Don't take
pills, and othcr mercuriais that poison the
system, but by using Kidney Wort restore the
natural action Of all the organs
, 1882-07-15

WALLA WALL, Mar. Q. 81.
ME~SRS. J. I. CAsF : Coz
GFNTLEUEN. ihe i. |. Case
Il to. -. inch separator that
lnrcha--.l : y.ur agents AZ
Walia WalIa Is the b. ma
chine ] ev-r IW lii 4 t-ii-
Tie fo'lowins { Is a sampi- II
what | dii to. II about
O,t. 1t. loS.. run through the
wet season. quit November To-;
threshe1 81 days and III that
tine run cut 81, rs bushels II
Ih-At- The machine vs.
started in the presence Of sev-
rrai gentlemen who, after
critically examining the work,
declared it the best they ever
saw done.
Millers saw wheat from NV
machine weighed six pounds
more t. the sack than any
other wheat received in tie
nils.
Ia conclusi n viii say the
machine hts me frst-ulass.
Respectfully,
III. IL. GRIFFIN.
, 1882-07-15

An Ordinance aUtho-izias th- t"nTegance %
a certain pee O; land t. Il. u. Chapman.
The C;tyaf Walla Hal'a docs ort,in a. follows;
SFcT!ox l. That the Mayor ot the city II
Walla Wai!a br ami l. here instructed an
enpoweTed Un behalf. and as TIE -Ct ami deed
Of the said CITY. upon tn: pas gm-At ~ twelve
hunir.d and tftv Isl .2JDI doh r into The city
treasury by II u. Chapman, t. execute and
Ee,iver t. said II II. Chrp.asl god AM
sufficient conv.y...ce ~ The premise, described
in section two - Of this ordinance, and IN"
City CIzrk Is hereby instructed t. attest the
said conyr-anc. AMI attach thereto the seal O!
the said city.
Sc. .. The property referred T. in section
one III Of this ordinance is bounded and 'e-
s,.rife,i a. follows. to-wit: Commencing At
nrint where the north line of B,yers aveuu-,
/. Gains AdIiti n % Waiia Na!ia City, Na!!i
W,Ia CauDtv. Washington Territory, inter
sect, the east line oi Es-J Liam ss-e-t IN sald
Addition. and rnnuins noitheS-terly along the
east line of .id East Main street two hundred
and fiftv five and , 20 Go l~5ui feet 70 Tue
west line ai Tux anon street; ; thence rtsteiIy
and southrfiy along wrst lne "i iNA4h'h
street % the r,h Inc 81 b'yers aEenne :
thence Va ,terlv along n1Tth Inc 81 S.id boy
srs avenue two hundred a-f t!ty-hte AhH
so {a55 5-lGj sect t. the Pace u he-inning-
Being the same tract Of ian lsrd-- ~ y, >
Baker and wife % the city "i y ala y ala, .
appears On -ecord in tie County a. .it,rs oi-
nee. Book , t;,ace 2JIl o: Deels, Nal'a "''..e-
Washington Tsrritorg.
Passed the Co;llci! July II, ls,1-
II r. 4 S.fAc- C.-y tx
Approved July T.. is.
, 1882-07-15

WALLA WALLN. Mm 80, 50.
MFS~ES. !. I. CASE s Co:
GESELE$ES: ", witnessed
the working uf the Tsn-Finrse
Straw Burning Engine last
tail that you put with cur Can
ton l'itts Separator, and can
say that W. --e very much
pieas-i with It. l. steams
ire iy and easily, with plenty
of power and lots % spare.
And - an evidence tbat 1T st.
u, We haze lately purchased
II e your agent, Nrssrs. Sta
Yer. y 9er < Bnwle-, ol
y ala Walla.
6. I. NElSoy,
Ii. NFi.SoS,
JAMES MCINRDE.
CRAs. McISEOE.
, 1882-07-15

WALLA WALLA. Apr. Is. 50
MEssKs. J. !. CASE & 60.
T. O.-GENTLENES: Refer
Iing Ia the :6-inch AgitatOr
and 10 horse Traction engine
purchased of your agent last
season. would say it nils the
hill. The engine steam- easily
rives plenty # power, and |
hnI the traction to b. Of very
material benefit enough 80 that
] would not be without IL.
The Separator does good
work. 1hreshes faster, does
II cleaner. wastes less And
cracks less than any | ever
saw
TIE whole rig strong and
durable.
J. +. BREWER.
, 1882-07-15
Strayed or Stolen

Nne sorrel and on roau mare, about 10
I phands high branded NJ on right sho ulder,
= On LIT shoulder and 81 on left hip; also
one two year old FLY, branded " on ri;ht
shoulder Any person finding OF giving infor-
nation of said snims s, viii hs literally re
var,ied. WV. NAE-IS
Wslia Walla ". T. June q, lSs2
, 1882-07-15

All person. indebted 70 the Old firm Of
Johnson, Rees WinAns Will please make set
t,emert Of sane with ne en- OF before Septem-
Der ls., ISL After that dste unsettled
amount. VII be placed in collectors hAnd--
He. JoESsos, First National Bsak, WaIa
WalA wS
, 1882-07-15
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Conferred upon tens OF thousands OF sufferers
could originate and maintain the reputation
which Ayers Sarsaparillaenioys. 1t - a COM
pound of the best vegetable elteratives, with
the Iolides ST Potassium and Irun, and Is the
most effectual Of all remedies for scrofulous,
mercsrial or blood disorders. Uniformly sue
cessful and certain in its remedial effects. il
PRODUCES rapid and complete cures OF ScrofUls,
Sores, Boils, Humors. Pimries, Eurtions,
Skin Diseases and all disorders rising from i'm
purities Of the blood By its inViso-ating ef-
fects it alwSTs relieves and often cures Liver
Complaints. Female Weaknesses and lrregr-
larities, and Is potent renewer of vitality
For purifying the blood it has no equal 1t
tones up the system, restores and preserves the
health, and inparts vigor and energy. For 40
wears it has been in extensive use, and j. to-day
the most available medicine for the sui+erins
SICK. anywhere.