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Exhausted Vitality, Premature Decline and Less
OF MANHOOD. In all 1ss com pItcafions,
and from whatever cause produced. ID
enriches and purifes the Blood, Strengthens the
Nerves, Brain, Muscles, Digestion, Reproductive
Organs, and Physical and Mental Faculties ID
stops any unnatural facilitating drain upon the
system, preventing involuntary losses, facilitating
dreams, seminal losses with the urine, etc, SO
destructive to mind and body. 1t is sure
elimlnator of all KIDNEY AND BLADDER COM
PLANTS. 1t contains 10 injurious Ingredients
To those suffering from the evil effects
OF youthful initscreItons or excuses, n
speedy, thorough and permanent CERE
10 GUARANTEED. Price, So so per bottle,
or hVe bottles in case with full directions and
advice, $40. Sent secure from observation to any
address upon receipt Of price, or c. U. D. To be
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DR.. w. III. TaLDwIg.
G. T.. CASE, N. ID.

HFFICE AND RESIDENCE, NORTHEAS
~ corner of oond and streets. Office Hours
10A. NJ. tol2M;3P N. to 8 P NJ, and P Mau2S I'm
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A. M. SMITH,


No 4l2 J STREET, PRACTICAL PLUMBER
and Gasftter-Work done on the most approved
SANITARY principles. s1-4ptf
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. EALERS IN CHIMNEY PIPE, SEWER PIPE.
u Drain Tile, Stoneware, Crockery, Glassware
lajelicaware, Decorated and Plain Flower Pots etc
70. 81 street, Sacramento, Cal. s1-4plm
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L. +. TERRETTs.
BEES. BREWER d sOgTEwORTtf.

nENTIsT, NO. 527i STREET, -
between Fifth and Sixth au2O 4p3ro%UITTTYS
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=" Ii IL my creed-my religion--that the poor
mair's mite and the rich MATS sbu dance shall lie
equally protected by the Government and equally
taxed to m ntain the Government; that before the
law each mans RICH; arm shall have an even chance
IN the great struggle OF life" 81 NJ. ESTEE.
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IS e. G. Fl "A. WI y IA ~ CO
Friday, October 6, 1882.

The County Committee viii please make the nec-
essary arrangements for the meeting
BY order Of the Republican State Central Com
mittee. p. B. CORNWALL Chairman
JANIS r. FISLAYsoN, Secretary. $685.
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REGULAR
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.

COUNTY TICKET.
ELECTION. NOVEMBER 7, 1882.
FOR STATE SENATOR'S.
GROVE L. JOHNSON,
JOSEPH EOUTIER.
FOR THE ASSEMBLY.
T.. u. RYAN,
q. w. HANCOCK,
II. s. L0CKkTT.
FOR COUNTY CLERK.
G. NJ. COGLAN.
FOR SHERIFF
PHILIP HkRZOG.
FOR COUNTY Assessor.
J. t. GRIEFITTs.
FOR COUNTY TREASURER
A. S. GREENLAw.
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
5. $. N0LL.
FOR AUDITOR AND RECORDER.
W. Il. GERBER.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS
e. E. ElsH0P.
FOR PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR.
III. s. BEALs.
FOR CORONER.
j. f. CLARK.
FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR
}. &. PIERsON.
FOR SUPERVISORS.
First Bistriet-E. sTE;NMAN.
Second DfsJrict-J. sTIsEMAN.
Third Districts. BLAIR.
Fourth gisirIct-s. GrTTaEER.
Firih DIsirict-G. g. sIcMUELEN.
sixth District-E. -. CIIRisTY.
seventh Bistrict-P. II. EECKEEY.
FOR POLICE JUDGE
W. s. Stafford.
FOR JUSTICES OF THE PEACE
u. &. TURBS.
=. w, G.AnER.
For CONsTABLEs.
FRANK sWIFF.
g. T.. HAgyEY. siI.td
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&. Il. CASE, N. D.,
nPERATING AND CONSULTING SURGEON,
No. 11l6 Broadway street, Oakland, CAL, will
visit patients at distance for consultation or to
perform operations auo2.H
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-10-18
Monday, Nov. 10, 1882.

chat day being q court day. at the front door
of the Court House of Wood county, offer for
rent, FOR the term of five years, from thai
day to the highest and best bidder, a lot of
land and appurtcnances, fronting 62h feet On
Charles street and SO feet on Lynn street in
TetttS addition to the city of Parlzersburg in
said county, described in the bill and pro-
ceedings in said cause.
But, in the event that said lot and appur-
tenances fail to rentfor sufficient sum in
five years to pay the sum of Sl6l.70 with in.
terest from March y, 1882, until paid and
S36.75 costs at law, and the costs and expen-
scS of this suit, I will ut the same time and
place fixed above for renting, sell said lot Of
land to the highest and best bidder, as fur
Their provided in the decree aforesaid.
TERMS OF RENTING.-The rent TO be
paid i'll annual payments, and evidenced by
the promisory notes of the center, with,good
personal security, due in 1913 and years
from the day of renting.
TERMS OF SALE.-0ne-third of the pur-
chase money cash in hand on the dayof sale
the residue in three equal installments paya-
bic in & 9 and u months from the day of sale.
The purchaser to execute his promisory
notes for the different payments with good
personal security, and the title to the lot of
land retained as further security.
BARNA POWELL,
Special Commissioner
September, 2llSS2,
l certify that Barna Powell has executed
bond as special commissioner with security
approved by me, in the penalty Of S500aS re-
qulred in the decree in the above cause, this
18th day of September, 1889.
O. NJ. CLEMENS, elk
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-10-18
West Virginia tO-WiG

At rules held in the Clerks office of the Cir
cult Court of Wood county, on the first Mon
day in October, 1882,
Rebecca Weekly, who sues on behalf of her
Selfa all other creditors who may join
herein, Complainant,
Daniel Weekly, Vim. Weekly, Isaiah Week
ly, Geo W. Weekly, Martha Weekly. Ao,
Weekly and Boreman Smith ,hcr husband
4se,pcn Weekly, and James Weekly, her
husband, Etherinda Pratt, date Weekly,
and w. w. Pratt, her husband, Caroline
Sigler, Gate Weekly, and Philip Sigler, her
jonathan Dye, her husband, :. Martin
Qate Weekly, and John Martin, her nus
band, and Andrew Weekly and Katy
Weekly, heirs at law of Elijah, Weekly,
deceased, William Weekly ard Anne
deceased, all heirs at law of John W.
Weekly deceased, and c. II. Shattuck, late
Sheriff of Wood county, and as sucn Az
ministrator of the estate of John W. Week
ly, deceased, Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The object of this suit is to marshall the as
setts of the estate of John w. Weekly, de-
ceased, to ascertain the debts against tne
same and to subject his real estate IN .I lo
town of WilliamStown in said county TO lhe
payment of said debts. 49,.
And it appearing by affidavit flled, tla'
Absolom Weekly, Catherine Dye, Jonathan
Dye, and Katy Weekly, are not resloe ,no.
I'll fion of this the co sfa5e on by couH-
sci it is ordered that said absent LIS de,
PENDANTS do appear here within four weeks
after the first publication of this order, anu
do what is necessary to protect their lnlere1. o
in this suit; and that copy of this ordel W W
forthwith published and posted according 10
law A o9 q NJ. ehEMENs, Clerk.
DAVE D. JOHNSON, Sol. for Compft.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-10-18
WEST VIRGINIA FREEMAN.
The Coming Battle.

It Must be evident to every in
telligent citizen that fearful bat
tie is to be fought IN this country
on the rum question: battle that
will tax the energies Of the better
classes, and may cost vast amount
Of treasure and blood. But no mat
ter what it costs, rum must be put
down, or our churches, our educa-
tional institutions, yea, our coun-
try ITSELF will be driven to the wall,
and become a mass Of unsightly
ruins. God help every good man
to see the danger that lies before
us on this rum question, and pre-
pare to enter into the contest for
the right Philadelphia Methodist.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-10-18
Special Commissioners RENTING
or Sale Of City Pr0Derty.

Thomas n. Quinn,
VS..
VIM. N. McClintock and Hannah McClin.
took.
In the Circuit Court of Wood county-In
Chancery.
Pursuant to q decree entered in the above
entitled cause, ct the July Term, 1852 in
cfal Commissioner therein appointed on
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-10-18
Commissioners Sale 90
Farm.
Barna Powell,

Barna Powell,
Joseph W. Barrons.
In the Circuit Court of Wood co,,
Virginia-In Chancery ", West
By virtue of decree made in -
entitled cause, July 20, 1882 entered i 44ooye
Gerry Order Book s, page $50, wi ae - { slia
Commissioner, on the 90 special
18th day of November. 1889
THAT being a Court day., at the front az
the.Court House of Wood county. off, GToo[ 81
sale at public auction, to the hi9beet ior
best bidder, the tract Of lond in t6a I'm and
proceedings in said cause mentioned--,ti9lea
same being the tract of l4Sl5 acres ~ tAe
more or less, situated ON the Walnn+ l ing
Of Worthington Creek, in Union Dist r9lA
Wood county, West Va. s'ilet,
Ieflns OF sale.-Sufficient cash in how'd
pay the costs and expenses of this en; ;,4 a 2
sue, and $500 with interest from Nsral gig aq
ls62, until pad. The residue upon a cradi. 9.
wo years from April /, 1882, the defa a,. y
payment to be evidenced by the purcb VI ny
promiSSory note, with good personal So So
ty, and the title to the land retained nc IN
ther security. iaf-
A. K.LEONARD.
Special Commissione-
October 10, 1882.
I, o. NJ. Clemens, Clerk of Wood Corn.-
Circuit Court, hereby certify that 4
Leonard, Special Commissioner, appointas
in the above cause, has given bond. viii s
proved security in the penalty of slG0 as p
CURED by the order Of sale and decree az
pointing him.
October TO- 1882 = ~ ~
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-10-18
FitZhugh & Hunter

want to see you at their store, e
Market Street. They have unusual
bargains to offer this week in
Pianos, Organs and Sewing Ma
chimes. Read their advertise
ment in this paper
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-10-18
EVERY MOTHER KNOWS

How difficult it is to get children to take the
naueeous VcrmifuGes. LOGAN IL co. IS
PLEASANT WORM SYRUP is so palatable
that children take it gladly, and it e1fectually
and quickly destroys worms. 1t is also An
Ercctle1lt ChUd'S PiglSic. Price 25c.-in Large
Bottles. ASK your druggist for it, Sold by
LOGAN & CO.,
Wholesale Druggists, Wheeling
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-10-18
THE SPLENDID BISCUIT

Go. Is EXCELSIOR BAKING POWDER, con-
stitntc the leading subject at every well or
dercd breakfast liable. The best cooks say
thGtit is the best powder in the market Ask
Tor LOGAN, LIST q CO.'S excelsior
BAKING POWDER. Address orders TO
LOGAN & CO.,
Wholesale Druggists, Wheeling.
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brings information that an attempt was made
Thursday night to burn the city OF Seattle,
evidently BY brother of Payne, who was
lynched six months ago. and his gang OF des.
peradoes. Shsvings and other combustibles
saturated with kerosene were found under the
Opera House, q livery stable and other build
ings. The discovery was made by one OF the
piles taking fire early in the morning. AT
o'clock the fre-bell tapped, calling. together
the Vigilance Committee, who, in two
hours session, prepared a List OF twenty
roughs, and ordered them leave by daylight
-Four left by the steamer Idaho at ] A. ". Fri
day, and are supposed to have come here.
The remainder got out in other directions.
Payne's brother, the leader of the gang, is
under arrest.
Another Fire at Portland.
PORTLAND. July 23d.--A fire at 3 o'clock
this afternoon destroyed the roof and third
story of the Richmond House, a three-story
frame hotel at the corner of Second and Q
streets. The building is owned by Mackay l.
Therkelson. Damage, SO. 500; fully insured.
The ertire block, composed OF three.story
frames, narrowly escaped destruction. Several
guests of the hotel lost their effects, though
many saved their baggage.
Fire-shooting ARRAY.
PORTLAND, July 23d.-A dispatch from
Lewiston, Idaho, says: The blacksmith
shop Of Joplin & Darr was burned to-day.
Loss, 81, 400; insurance, 500. M. Morris,
stable, $1,000; insurance, $500.
Mail advices from Goldendale,. Klikitat
county, w. T., state that on Thursday night
a shooting ARRAY occurred between Ed.
Hooker, Of Cleveland, and Jack Flowers. of
the cattle firm of Bickle l. Flowers, at Allan's
corral, on Pine creek. Flowers received two
wounds in the leg, and may lose the limb.
Hooker was not injured. He fred the first
shot. The affair grew out of quarrel over
some cattle of Bickle Il Flowers, which it
was alleged Hooker drove to the corral.
Saturday afternoon the dwelling of Hugh
Adams, near the Spring Creek school.h house,
Klikitat county, was burned. Loss, s, 800 /;
no insurance
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ARIZONA.
The Indian Outbreak.

Tucson, July 22d.-A dispatch from Globe,
dated July ooh, says: Syxby came in from
the Wild Rye country badly wounded, but
reports his brother and four others killed in
Pleasant Valley. The Tewksburys started
from their ranch to notify Syxby, but never
reached there. It is supposed that the
Tewksbury brothers are killed, as they have
not been heard from: Two or three hundred
Indians are reported on the warpsth in the
vicinity of Pleasant Valley and the Wild
Rye country. Globe is trying to equip a
company to take the field. Dan. Ming is try
ing to get company Of Tonic scouts to take
the field, but it is thought that the agent will
refuse to let him have them.
PHOENIX, July 22d.-Later reports from
Tonic Basin confirm the news Of the last In
dian depredatioDs. La the fight at Syxby q
four Indians were killed, and at Tewksbury 3
six. Mr.. Church Yves killed. Medley and
his men, who went in search of cattle, are
missing, and supposed to be killed, as Indians
were seen there. Hszslton and his sisters are
safe. Reports say sixty to eighty Indians
camped on Coon creek. and are evidently
bound down Salt river. Buildings have been
burned, stock killed and driven off. and crops
laid waste, causing great loss to the settlers.
The people are taking measures to arm them
selves.
Three Prospect0rs Killed.
TOMBSTONE, July 22i.-Charles Doyle, a
well-known prospector, returned from Sonora
this afternoon and informed an Epitaph re-
porter of the finding of the dead bodies OF
three American prospectors near San Anto.
MO, in the Sonora valley. They had just
discovered rich mine. Natives reported
the men killed by Apaches. Doyle thinks
they were killed by Mexicans. He found
Mexicans working their claim. Their names
were james Murphy, Ben Cahill and Peter
Lansing, formerly of Nevada, where they
were well known. Willard, United States
Consul at Guaymas, was notified. The Pre-
feet at Ures gave no satisfaction.
A Deposit of Human Bones Unearfhed.
TOMBSTONE, July 22i.-Laborers excavat.
ing for the Atehisop, Topeka and Santa Fe
Railroad, six miles south of Crittenden Sta.
ton, discovered three pottery ollas filed with
human bones. The ollas were imbedded
threa feet in solid lava rock. and appearances
indicate that the lava had flowed around
them. In one of the ollas were found three
Spanish coins bearing date 1913 The pot.
terry was painted inside like that found in all
the old ruins Of Arizona.
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CAPITAL CHIPS.

No important cases came up in tie Police
Court Saturday.
The coiored Republicans have not named a
delegate to the County Convention from the
Fourth Ward.
mento Valley Railroad have resumed running
through from this city TO Shingle Springs.
Undeliyered messages are at the telegraph
Mrs. Hattie Lemley and VIII Muilenney.
Boys who go swimming in the Sacramento
river opposite the city will be arrested by the
officers, even though they have on bathing
suits.
The meeting of the Board of Health, which
was to have taken place last Saturday even
ing, was postponed until Thursday evening,
July 9th.
John Charles Burgel, native of France,
was admitted to citizenship in the Superior
Court Saturday. upon the testimony of W.
E. Gerber and T. Il. Berkey.
The Young Mems Christian Association
held large meeting in front of the Postofice
about P. NJ. yesterday. The meeting was
addressed by the Rev. Il. j. Becker.
A concert and dance was given at Rich
mond Grove yesterday afternoon. The Hus-
sar band played through X street In the after.
noon as they were being conveyed to the
grove.
e. Fl. Lewis, who was sentenced in the Su.
perior Court few days since to serve sem
tence of two years in the Folsom State
Prison, was taken there last Saturday by
Deputy Sheriff Orn.
Conrad Schepp, who keeps the Metropoli.
tan Market at the corner of Twelfth and Z
streets, had hanging in his shop on Saturday
last meat which, if it could be equaled, could
not be excslled in the State. 1t was regular
Christmas beef.
The members of the Il. Y. Social Cub
gave quarterly banquet at their club-rooms
last evening. Several toasts were given and
responded to in good style. The young men
are deserving of considerable credit for the
manner in which the affairs of their young
club are conducted.
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II YOUR grocer is not wide awake enough to
his own interests to keep supply of the New
England Baking Powder on hand. insist that
he DO SO. Ask for it, and get your neighbort
also to demand il. 1t is not to be tolerated
for moment that for mercenary reasons OF
understanding with manufacturers of an in
ferior article. your neighborhood should BIZ
deprived of this pure and wholesome article
Whenever the New England shows itself
that is the time for all pretended baking pow
ders to disappear from the kitchen. See to il
that your grocer keeps the New England
Baking Powder in stock.
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
1tems from WaIla waIIa.

WALLA WALLA, July 23d.-A heavy gale
of wind blew over the city this afternoon,
making the streets impossible by reason Of
the tremendous clouds of dust raised, and
was followed by gentle rain.
From kilograms just received here. it Ii
evident that the long.projected railroad CON
Meeting Walla Walla with the Baker City
extension will probably become fact. Sur.
veys have been completed, good grades found,
and the Board OF Trade and citizens intend
to carry out the pledges they have heretofore
made to the company in rendering them as
sistance in obtaining the right of way. A
general good feeling prevails over the news,
as it will materially assist in the advance
ment of both the town and country.
1t is now generally conceded that the
Walls Walla valley will yield two.thirdt
crop of good wheat, with surplus of from
$1,000 to TO- 600 tons.
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Will Not Do.

1t may be against the prevalent idea,
but we take sides with the boys Any sort
of CLOTHING will not do for their wear.
The clothier's profit should be second con-
sideration to the boys own interest and
desires. We respect the boys tastes; we
study their likes and dislikes; we try and be
not unmindful of their notions and whims
we appreciate their desire to presenta neat
and creditable appearance we would rather
sacrifice dozen profits than thus to sell in
any one case against the boys Judgment
better by far to spend our endeavors in
getting a stock of the best things ready for
him, and in such complete harmony with his
needs that he cannot fail being suited, and
all with regard to due moderation in prices.
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UTAH.


SALT LAKE. July 22d. = The running
race on the Utah Jockey Club track this
afternoon, between Pearl Jennings and Red
Boy, one and ne-quarter mile dash, for
S., 900 side, was won by the former in 2:11.
There was large crowd present, and at least
S25, 900 changed hands on the result. The
rae. was very close, the mare beating the
horse about two lengths.
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

Arrival of Moro Coolies in San Francisco
Fire at Healdsburg-shOot ARRAY
on the Highway-The Knights Tempsar
la Campfire at Portland-Policeman
shot by Burglar-The Arizona Indian
Trouble-Atteapt TO Burn seattIe-Phy.
stefan Killed for not Curing Patient
Human Bones Unearthed-Etc.
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MERCHANDISE REPORT. = The following
freight passed Odgen for Sacramento on the
10th: For Hall, Luhrs & Co., % boxes sugar,
10 boxes tobacco; Locke & Lavenson, bale
enamel cloth; Huntington, Hopkins l. Co.,
236 bundles shovels Della Span, l box
household goods; James G.. Davis, car fur
niture Continental Oil Company, l tank
oil !; Terry McMorry, 6 boxes glassware, 2
boxes drugs, bale sponges Kirk, GearY &
Co., boxes drugs; Mebius & Co., 10 cases
matches Sco6eld & Tevis, box calcimine
brushes j. r. Watson, box steam gauges |;
Weinstock & Lubiu, boxes and case boots
and shoes FL. Eckhardt, l box firearms,
cases cartridges, Ceases guas, bundle traps /;
John Breuner, case dry goods; n. Clark &
Son, l hogshead earthenware B. Cohen,
bale dry goods.
MORE CANDIDATEs.-J. Frank Clark, the
well-known Fourth.strees undertaken, an
nounces himself as a candidate for the Office
of County Coroner. Ezra Pearson is also
announced as candidate for Supervisor Of
the Third District. Mr. Pearson is one of
the firm of Pearson, Amsden & Burnett pro-
prietors of the Telegraph Planning Mills, at
Twelfth and streets. l. s. Brown, the
well-known criminal lawyer, is announced as
candidate for Justice of the Peace. R. s.
Lockett says he is candidate for the Assem-
bly,. J. Reuter-, of Routier's Station, is q
candidate for State Senator. All of these
gentlemen are Republicans and their candi-
dscy is subject to the decision of the Repub-
lican County Convention.
STABBING AFFRAY.-A few days since, at
the Williams ranch, short distance beyond
Florin, in this county, David and Frank
Williams, heirs of the late Mrs. Williams,
who was dragged to death not long since
by horse, got into q dispute about the
property. From words they came to blows,
and during the fight David Williams drew q
knife and stabbed Frank Williams quite
severely. The wounded man is still alive.
No arrests were made, and the affair has
been hushed up as much as possible.
HAVE THE WHOLE GANG.-The officers
have followed up the gang who robbed David
Davis saloon few evenings since, on Fourth
street, and arrested all of them. They are
five in number, and occupy cells in the city
prison. For reasons best known TO the Off
GERS their names will net be made public for
few days.
WILL Nor SEND DELEGATEs.-The Board
of Supervisors of Butte county, by unani-
nous vote, has declined to take any action
relative to the representation of that county
in tie Anti-Debris Convention called toimeet
in this city. The Board declined toksend
delegates to the Convention.
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TO-DAY is the opportunity for boys
wants to be advertised, so we mention them
even to the neglect of the many other items
of boys wear-to which the foregoing
remarks apply so well:
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS for a Calico
Waist-plain, neat, strong
FIFTY CENTS for Belted Waist; plated.
sEVENTY-FIVE CENTS for Percale
Waist, plated front and back.
ONE DOLLAR for very neat and pretty
Percale Patterns pearl buttons and
sailor collars.
ONE DOLLAR AND TWENTY-FIVE
CENTS for best Percale excellently
made and finished; fasten with studs.
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OREGON.
A Doc,or k,Iled for 10, Cur,nu aPa,

A Doctor Killed for rot Curing a Patient.
PORTLAND, July 22d.-A report reaches
the klamath Reservation by "spokan Ike. )
The lstter's son was sick, and the physician
was engaged to cure him, but the boy
died. Ike accused the physician Of killing
him. and raising a rifle shot him dead. The
Indian fed.
Attempt TO Burn Seattle.
PORTLAND, July 22d.-A reliable gentle.