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READ, THINK AND BELIEVE
THE LITTLE GIANT
POCKET SCALES.
The Srrafe>t Inventisa Of the Age.
somrthiuy for EVery body I.


A new invention of rare merit, which must
no. be cias,ed with the cheap miserable affairs
that are now flooding the country. The Little
;ia,:. Pocket Scale Is q neat and useful article,
which Il. tine will throw AL the old :ogy scales
and balances into the shade They weig gh ac-
curately from one ounce To eight pounds
Carefully built and constructed by skIliul
workIneis they viii give the best satisfaction
wherever introduced. For beauty and work
fnAnship they take the lead Heavily plated
with nic.el silver, they cannot tarnish or rlsf-
Thess scales are so small and portable that
they can be easily carri9d III the Vest pocket
ard occupies no more space than q sIaail
poeket-knife These scales are durable, strong
and accurate, ali with ordinary usage willlast
a lifetime without getting out Of order, as they
are built upon an entirely new principle, which
the inventor spent nearly two years III perfect
Ing 1.4ey are pronounced by Ned Buntline
IL. Il. {. Judsonl and other leading American
sp0rts,nen t. lie superior u any scale hereto
fore impaired from ECrope. and they should BE-
seen 10 he appreciated. Just the thing tor
sportsmen, trAypeIs, hunters, agents, travel
.ers and family Use, IN tact, something f1r
everybody. No dealer in the world can give
YOU scale equal to the Little Clan, for i've
ti:Les the price asked The pattern l. neatly
constructed and finely finished. Every scale
We send out Is in perfec: order md are WAY
ran.ed 50 or money refunded every time. Sat
isisctiOn guaranteed in every case 1hrse
scales are no catchpenny affair but something
both good and useful 10 every person IN the
, 1882-04-01
found lssns from the "Inselliseness.

Yakima county warrants issued pr'or 10
Angus. 18th. 1878. are payable on p'est tni.-
.ion. 1, i. no wonder the couutys cren'f Is
poor when it keeps peopl- waiting on II
nearly four years for the money due thein-
The asoriga. which Is fixed to kno~, as
serts positively that one of the lEst steamers
for san Francisco struck bottom at half tide
in the north channel on Columbia rlSer bar,
all assertions t. the contrary notwithstand
ing
In January, 1879. the Northern Pacific
railroad earned $50 per nile for the entire
length OF the road in January, lS>o, Si2.'
in January. 1881, $751; and IN January
Iss2, S2I7. When the company eau maze
shouing ike that il is no wonder i,s crrdIt
is good and improving.
The ship Great Admiral will load Crrbcn
Hill coal for San Francisco, and the Anne
! Il. Smith will load coal at Seattle for tie
sane point. They do this in preference to
taking whea. at the low rates otfered-o2
shllings. exclusive Of railroad tre'ghts iron
Kalaina 10 New Tacoma
The lowest pension paid by the L. : gov
ernment 70 its p pu.Ially disabled soldiers Is
81 per month, for the loss OF finger JOINT
The highest is So per month for total dI>a-
bIement, or the loss Of two legs or t"o arms
Between these two extremes are pei sion
rates for all descriptions Of partial disable.
ments-
We are informed, and on the best of au-
thority, that just as soon as there IS any Wis
| bic evidence that the connection between
Seattle and Tacoma will be made by rail,
| that there will be commenced Improvements
/ on business property IN this city aggregating
half million dollars. This statement is
from a responsible source, and one that Is
amply able TO put this statement into effect
! should the road lie commenced.
! Onderdonk L Co. got their second grea.
contract for the building of the Emory Moody
section of the Canadian Pacific through a
techuicallty. Macdonald & CharlebOls were
lower bidders by two or three thousand dol.
lars. but in their check were the words
good for two days only" and on the
strength of this informality their proposition
was thrown out. The only red'ess of the
rejected bidders is from the awarding powers
the Canadian government.
| \ gentleman from White river in conyer,
satiou with a reporter OF this paper yester'
! DAY stated that it was his opiniol. that It Is
ouly question OF few years when TIE
valley would become one extensive hop held
Last year the yield OF hops vas something
surprising, i'll one instance the crop harvested
| from six acres was nine tons, OF one and Cne
! half tons to the acre. The most OF the farmer'
are eularging their hop yards, as 1t has be' Il
demonstrated that hops viii pay better thai
any other crop that can be raised IN the val
ley; that is to say, if prices are anything
like they have been in the past.
, 1882-04-01

NV NtP.-We have received copy of
the Shippers Ald Emigrants' Guide Map to
the f-'irc N":ihae>r, Just issrei by the
q. Il. Il y. Y 7. ami q. SC. rai!rosd CON-
pau'es. 1t Is a mos; coup'e,e and simp e
guide, containing the names of all the prln-
ciple cities ard villages in Washington and
Oregon, ard tn counties in which they are
situated. This is simply another evidence
Of the efforts oi M Willard and his associ.
stes 10 do ali III their power TO aid in the de.
,e!oper.@n; ci the great northwest. The
map vii b found invaluable 10 shippers and
einigraut- as 4 guide AMI general source OF
Ini.CmAt,gn concerning this country. Copies
can be procured at the office of Mr.. John
Muir, up ri';rrdent OF trstic OF the o. X
4 y. 20, Portland Oregon
, 1882-04-01


County Of Walla Walla.
~ PROBITE-Ig he Matter Of the Estate Of
EDHUYD CIRTWRiGHT, deceased.
(ITATION On reading and filing the
u petition Of JOHN CARTWRIGHT, ad-
ministrator of the estate OF EDMUND CART
WRIGHT, deceased. setting forth that he h Is
filei his final account a such administrator in
the matter II said estate, and that the same
has been duly audited. allowed and confirmed,
aud hat portion Of said estate remains to be
divided among the heirs OF said deceased, and
praying among other things for an order Of dis
.ributian of the residue % sad estate among
the perS.;s I!.r-UH:a entitled.
/; is rrttrri ti,rt q. per-pn, interested in
the r~tate # the sIii EDMUND CART.
WRIGHT, ,icc .aScA. he and appear l.fofe the
Praia;e COAT { s:.i! county Of Walla Walla,
on MONDAY, fne ?ld d,v "f Nav, A. D.,
lSS2, At tie sir,.r -: IL 0'ciack, A. ", # said
iav. then a:.I th-fr - show cause why an
order 81 ,!.-.riauL:rn should not be made IF the
re>idue ~ III estate among the -irs of the
SAID EDMUND CARTWRIGHT, deceaeed.
cpriirs t, Law.
1t Is o-i-,e! iuiher. ;hat service Of this
cit:tion 10 m,ie - al i.er-anS interested in
said es,.'-. ~ ~ ics'iau oi this order in the
Na.la y ia >T-,T'--,IlN, = weekly newspaper
printed ana pahliS!ied in III ci.y and coanty
Of Nai.a N.lia, Washington Territory, for
thirteen successive Weeks lIips 70 said 22d dav
of Nav, l'S2 p..ted Malta Waila, w. T.,
Feb. l., -. Il. GUICHARD,
W l3t .lud. ( s.rd Clerk Of sail Court.
, 1882-04-01
AGENTS WANTED.

Everywhere to sell these scales in ali sections
Of the country as ycu i'll tind them the fastest
selling article on record Big discounts are Of
ferei to agents, dealers and the trade Our
motto is live and let live quick sales and
small profits, circulars, terms and full psrtic-
ulars sent free to any address. One sample
scale, put up ia . neat case. sent by mail u
any address ON receipt OF 20 cents 3 cent
postage Stamps taken or you can send 81 bill
and We will send three scales Address all
orders 10 {. Il. THOMPSON,
Sole manufacture, Bridgewater, CONF
, 1882-04-01
Court House Items.

4 reporter Of the STATESMAN was meander-
ing along proniscuous-li like early this morning
| when he was met by very prominent citi-
zen who saii, "Go down about the court
house, you can pick u? lots OF items down
there" Thinking something remarkable
was going on, tae gentle reporter ran cti,
sharpening his pencil as he went, and arriv-
ing there found everything as dead and desc
late looking as ever. Seating himself upon
an old bench and finding nothing goIrg on
he bethOught himself Of an article he had
been reading the night previous or the drlli
in the cavalry arm of the German army, and
that part of the drill in particular where an
officer and men are sent ont on 20 miie
journey, and ON their return must bring
back mental noes OF everything they see
the whole distance and report TO their supe-
rior officer. The reporter wondered If he
could do such thing and So uDaided by hIs
ever ready blank book and pencil, he took all
inventory of what he saw around 'he new
court house. Item In the middle OF 9th
street is a machine which looks as if it be.
lo1ged 10 an old SAW mill all around 1t is
old lumber, jOists, etc, odds and ends ot
building material the bed Of an old hay "r
lumber wagon also lies adjacent to it, adding
mueh.tD the picturesqueness of the scene.
Where the old Jail used to be Is a nasty
looking lot OF rotten old timbers held TO-
gether by nails and surrounded by old
bricks, and scattered very lberslly around
the reporter remembers ali old gate, two
lime barrels, a mortar mixer, 4 sleeping
bunk, several oil ana lard cans, old boots
and shoes. bones. shingles, part Of stove
pipe, wash board, old coffee pot, one d, adj
eat, broken bottles, tin buckets, paper col
lar boxes. an old picture frame, part OF a
garden rake, some iron pipe, pile of cord
wood. and distributed all around were shay.
ings, old socks, shirts, psntaloons hay r"pe
and some undistinguishable rubbish of VIII, h
the name and use is a mystery. The re-
porter remembered all this and then his
memory gave ont. Citizens viii be glad to
know where they can dump their rubbish
now Such placc has long been needed;
it is handy, and 10 one appears to object in
the least, for We hive heard Of no com
plants being made. In May next the court
will be held and hundreds Of people will visit
the court house by that time it has bsen
suggested that a collection OF few dead
d gs, some more cats and few defunct
chickens will lend = variety TO the yiew-re-
lieve the monotony, as it were. VIII the
county commissioners add these 70 the al
ready many fsvors SO hbrrally bestowed
arouAd our tine building,
, 1882-04-01

Ody and cause numerouS ulstases th.:C DdIIIeO
ordinary medical treatment. II allowed u
continue, tie unnatureI loss affects the vital
organs, which causes destroying Diseases.
Consumption, diabetes, Bnsht's disease, 'un-
dice, insanity. etc ExcesseS, non nse, abuse
inherited weakness. Inalnutrition, sonal and
cerebral complaints bring on the ;boye fatal
diseases. Debility AMI seminal weakness OBJ
struct the important and necessary acts of IF
and their enioymentS- cures guaranteed
Diseases of the geuiso urinary organs, kidneys
liver and Bladder sp-ci,l:y. The many com
plants and diseases Il w'uIen speedily cared.
Consultation at off p "rb by letter. free anI con
fd,ntiaI Trial battle nf either free ~
charge Call or address DIR. Liebig 4 Co.
No. 100 Gr.,ry street, corner Mason, San Fran
cisco Cal. Private eatIaace i15 Mason sur ct
, 1882-04-01
DEALED PROPOSALS

VIII BE- received by the County Auditor at
his Office in Walla Walla city up To the first
MolGay in May. 1872, for doing the county
printin:; for che year from that date to May,
1888. Bids for job printing will be received
separately ReServing the right to reject any
and all bids Bids will be received Is follows:
On full sheet blanks on two sides Full sheet
blanks ON one side. Hall sheet blank printed
On two sides: half sheet blank printed on one
side. Receipts with stubs bouhd and perfora-
ted in books Of 100 to LOCO each. Receipts
without stubs An blanks not of above size to
he classified with the next larger size. Bids To
be On 4 single 100, 400 and l,000 of each kind,
to be printed on 10Th. cap paper. Bids for
advertising To he per single insertion aud for
each subsequent insertion at 50 mu"h per
square on the basis Of ten lines Of nonpareil
type 20 the square of ten lines.
l0-td v. c. PAISTER, County Auditor
, 1882-04-01

REuRyEp--John \. Fall, who has ben
spending the winter with his family in Mich
is,n, has returned Ike bid Of good omen
to his native place again, looking As If the
tip had given him 4 gaoi trae-, for we never
saw him In better health. We hive no
doubt but that his visit sill result IN much
enigraaoa to thus country tie coming season.
, 1882-04-01
MIDDLE-AGED MEN

There are many at the age Of thirty to sixty
who are troubled with ton frequent evacuatinns
Of the Bladder, often accompanied by slight
smarting or burning sensation, and a weaken
ing OF the system in a manner the patient can
not account for. On examining the urinary
deposits ropy sediment will often be found,
and sometimes small particles Of albumen will
appear, ar the color will he Of thin milkish
hue, again changing 10 DARK and torpid ap-
pearance. There are Mzny who die OF this
difficulty ignorant % the cause. which Is the
second stage Of seminal weakness. DIR. Spin
ney will guarantee 4 perfect cure in all such
cases, and healthy restoration of the genito-
urinary organs
OFFICE HoURs--10 to 4. and 6 to 9. Sun
days from 10 10 IL 4. ". Consultation free
Thorough examination and advice, 81.
Call or address,
DR. SpINNYN A 60
, 1882-04-01
DIR. srINNEY A Ga
Executors Notice.
Estate of JAMES BI GGEN, Deceased,

Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned
executor Of the above named estate, to the
creditors Of. and all persons having claims
against said deceased, To exhibit the same,
with the necessary vouchers, within one year
from the firsr publication Of this notice, 20 the
undersigned, At Lis office in the city Of WalIa
Walla, W. T.
MICHAEL KENNY, Executor.
March s lSS2 lost
, 1882-04-01

such as Loss Of Memory, LaSsitude, Nocturnal
Emissions, Aversion to society, Dimness Of
Vision, Noises in the head the vital fluid
passing Gn"hSeryel in the urine, and many
other disease, that lead 10 insanity and death.
DR. Mintie viii agree 10 f"iieit Five Hun
irrd Dollars fog i case of this kind the Vital
Restorative (upier his special advice and treat
mentt Will nUt cure, OF i"r anything impure or
Injurious found in L. DR. AlinJie treats all
Private Diseases successfully without mercury
Consultation Free. Thorough examination
and advice. including analysis Of urine, - &c
Price Of Vital Restorative. ~ 10 bottle Ol
four times the quantity. SIC 40; sent To any
address upon receipt of price, or c. U. d., Sc
cure from observation, and in private name If
desired, by \. +. MINTIE, VI. d.,
, 1882-04-01

GRrrsLsks The Neg Pe.ce N.,es saws
the ehrouIc cEoakess ~ho gruintle a, the
cJntinrei cold weather should rene.aber
that IT is better 20 have ~in:e, now ,h,n Ill
May or June ~hen the growing crops would
be damaged by irosss. Eat some p7opl
soeid gramtle te be hu.s-rouni pretty
g.ris neck.
, 1882-04-01

To TAooNa--B'>hOp Paddock vii rrmoYe
:" Nes Taaom', which pace all be his
future hc.ne. Among other Inducements he
has beea given MS ren; tree fer the n, # i've
years. II is % 5e regretted that thu. emi.
nent gentleman cruld not have ieen indpc-d
70 make Walla wsila h,s fu.rrr. home.
, 1882-04-01
TUECREsTENCLISH REMEDY

Is 4 fail NJ cure
for Nervous Debility,
Ex hausted Vitality,
: t minai Weakness,
Sper'1atorrhea, Lost
Mar Hood, Irnpoten-
cy, Paralysis, and all
the terrible effects Of
Self-Abuse, youthful
follies, and excesses
in niaturer years -
, 1882-04-01

SUPERIOR CoaL-lu order to increase the
output OF coal f.om tie Newcastle mine in
tins TERRITORY. it MS dec;ded about six
moths ago 10 com.nene- airut one mile and
quarter ir-'m the N. U'h c; the h,s tunnel
sni drive cros'-cut through the solid rick
over u n. 1 VEN. The tunnel was COM
menoci, and hN~ tn driv,n steaiiiy until
recv''rly, when the t.'epb.ne announced
that, ait co;rs 4 distaaoe ot so feet. TIE
tes rel v-.r had l-ea struck. The mouth
o. The caoss-Sat Is sisout 200 feet the other
side Of the eslupe leading 10 the main gang
vay- 4 force OF mi:e-s viii I've set 10 work
on tie re~ly straek vein, working t,ward
10Th euds. M. 1 Is 4 four-f loo. veIu .: clear
co.i, snj @, superior quality
, 1882-04-01

INCREASING THE or I3NIGRAunx.-rhe
enormous iooi OF immigration nov ap-
PFosetiHs Us hIs been ;orecas; ~ F-bru-
AEs : srrivAls. They number 10 ..5l Tor that
Ia,'e.re-t mcnth, sg,inst 9. 715S for the same
r'e'ioj # 'zst yea, Whose reeord had been
Eu,'rror. -n:.d. and MAS made Al the time
the sUhj Ct II W wln6erin,. comment. At this
rs;v It w'Hl no be sur. rTI>.ng if the month
Of Nav or o: June sh',n'd bring Us along
l0 GO 'uIm grants. oI mere than came
Gnriig the entire Centennial year.
, 1882-04-01
Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the common
council propose to establish grades as follows:
Intersection Of " + fifth and Sumach Sts. 79.4
y Fifth and Cherry Sts.. 20
, 1882-04-01

LAND OFFICE AT WAL " ALA. W. +.
NJ, ch llth. 1882
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the following named settler has filed no
tice of his intention to make final proof in
support Of his claim, and that said proof will
he made before L. 5. Land Office at Walla
WalIa, W T., on April 18th, 1852. Wis: Pat
rick Ayde, Homestead No. 1908, for the $!
SCI, and SCI SWi, Sec. Is, and NEi NWt
Sec 90, T. :, " K IS, +. w. NJ
He names the following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of, said land, viz:
SAMUEL VAN SCOYKE, Of Walla Walla, W. 7.
Dawn WooTES, d"
Noah DANSoN, - g
C. r. FRAZIER " :.
lI-Jt T. II. NOER son, Regi ter.
, 1882-04-01

THE Sunny SIDE OF nEATH.-Take the
,unny side Of death. Sooner or later it
must come TO all, and at the lates, it is only
a few swiftly passing days distant. Kings
amt poteutates have 10 refuge from the
summons Of the dread messeng r Death is
the great lev-lyr Il man. ami dust 70 dust is
the heritage of all Why. tlen, should we
s'.r:Gk from is contemplation, Why ban
ia It from ur thoughts With sEudier: Ii
- not rational TO permit death TO shadow
oar lives: nor Is It r-tIonal 10 turn III terror
irom what must come as sure as to-morrox's s
suu. Those VINO ar suddenly chilled day
after day by the thoughts Of death either
shallow tel. lives by misdeeds, or reject the
PHILOSOPHY that should make every welI-or-
dsryd NE waIr ,,r"ncly FOR ITS end. The ra-
,ional apprehension "f the upright man is,
not thai he may iail too soon IN the race,
hut that hr NAV !irger too lrng and outllve
ever, thIn. bat hope
, 1882-04-01
Errors of Youth.

GENTLEMAN WHO SUFFERED
n for years from Nervous Drb,iity, , Ire,
mature Decay, snd all the effects ef yeuthiui
indiserrtion. viii Tor the sake of suffering nn-
manity, send free t. al who need II, The recipe
and direction for making the simple remedy
by which he vas cured. Sufferers wishing 70
profit by the advertisers experience can uo ~
bv addressing in perfect confidence,
= JOHN 3. OGDEN.
1I2tf Il Cedar Street, \. Y.
, 1882-04-01
DR.. LIEBiC
100 GEiRY STREET.
san Francisco. Sai.

ItONTINUES TO TREAT
~ successfully Of hOmeopa-
thy every form Of special OF
chronic disease without mer-
curry or nauseous drugs. DIR
Liehig's Invigorator i a posi-
tive and permanent cure for
seminal weakness, nervous and
physical debility. lost mar
hood, vital exhaustion. and all
the terrible results of abused
nature. excessive and youthful
foilies. The doctor viii agree
in writing "a forfeit $1,000 for
p case that he undertakes and
failS to cure. The reas IN thou
sands cannot get cured of Sem
iual weakness and the above
diseases is owing To- Il complira-
ticncallcd Prostatorrhea, " hich
requires = special remedy DR..
Lieti.'S lnvienrator, No. >, is a
specific cure for Prostatnrrhaa.
Price of either Invigoratrr, -
per buttle, or & bottles Tor SO.
Sent to any address securely
coyeredfrrm observation. Sem
inal weakness and proStatarr-
hea dram vitality from tha
, 1882-04-01

Twill mail tfreel the recipe for simple
VrcrT,BLE BALM that will remove TAN
FRECKLES, PIlIPLES and bLOTCH rs
leaving the skin soft. clear and beautiful; also,
instructions For producing luxuriant growth,
OF hair on bald head or smooth face Ad-
dress, inclosing stamp, Ben Nandelt x Co, D
Beekman Street, y. y. Ilo-ti
, 1882-04-01
Notice fo- Publication.

Pr0ileS can lie seen At tne office Of the city
surveyor. lie T. y SHAW,
March I'D. lSS2 City Clerk.
, 1882-04-01
500 HORSES WANTED
HORSE RESTAURANT

To eat Hay and Grain Corner Of Eighth and
Alder ssreets. lower end OF the city. Thi. "a
the best and cheapest stable in Walla W,Ila.
wSt WM- NEAL, Proprietor.
, 1882-04-01
Strayed.

From CHRIS Ennis pasture, near THIS e,'y,
,,ro RTavn Hrs, one with white SPOT on
fnrehsad branded / Il on lett shoulder; was
raised by Incalls On the Walla Walla river;
The other darker brown with long mane ana
tail: Canadian stock. wi,a white hind LEGS,
branded with Y or W on left hip. For the
recovery Of the above a suitable reward VIII
be paid by CHRIS ENNi; y r.u.
, 1882-04-01
DR.. SPlNNEY,
No. IL kcaTney si.. san Francisco.
Treats all Special and Chronic
Diseases.
~0TTHIHS TTTN1
YOUNG MHN

VNHO MAY BE SUFFERING FROM
w the effects IF youthful fOllies and III
discretion, viii do well to avail themselves of
this, the greatest boon ever laid TT the altar Of
suffering humanity. DR. SPINNEY will
guarantee to forfeit 500 for every caseof Sem
inal Weakness orprivate disease Of any kind
or character which he undertakes and fails to
cur
, 1882-04-01
The SchooI Vuession-
NJ.

The morn a. sheet is displeIsed because
choul district - Is not Wiling O. tax itself
for the benefit Of district !. The t""
school ,li,tri:.s w,re cpuspl'iat d agaiust the
wishes Of the former There was no need
for consolil.tipn, except 10 assist district
ia bull iiug ~choai house. District is
proyerhiil for us poverty ; with larger ap-
portionments OF the sc'ool fund than any
other school in the county, ind special taN
OF almost annual occurrence, II has TO day
no property worth the name; and this
fact reminds Us Of the condition of our city,
which with rcIcaue ot over 2J,WD dollars
Der annum and 4 debt II over 81, OO0 dollars,
has nothing T. show III the way Of property,
not even a lighted street lamp. On the other
hand, district 81 owns s:x lots, has two large
and :nmfurrable school hoTseS anl a large
school fund TO its aedi: III the treasury the
school is graded and the directors have al
ways secured the very best instructors, so
much So hat til. Sciuui has SIacc its Orgaui-
zatirn cuipye,l the proud title Of Icing the
best school III al. coln.y. UEd,r these cir
Gums .auc,.s Is It w,nlcr that our taxnay-
ers lii MT wish 10 In i i't7ch-d to- or included
IN a ,ch 81 district that has no reputation
for either BA: this is not all The very
fact that the morning sheet advocates GEN.
tral school insures it, defeat. because the
taxpayers have no coutilrnce IN 1t, and why !.
Because 1t prostitutes Its columns to mo"op-
dies the eiitor is'whipped by It's dictators
into the ira ,es, aid ne Is willing to hex the
hand that Smi;rs in. \ paper that opposes
the opening OF he Columbia river to free
navigation rr advocates no fence law IN or.
der that It may henefit and have the good
viii Of the railroad companies is not TO be
trusted and our people know It, hence it is
without I'flurncc III our community, as the
many defeat IL Las Sast.i. ed amply t,stify.
No IA i. t-c p,prr Is riitrd by man OF hon.
rr. priulInic and ntrg ity. will the morning
sine, ~ lis weekly hr of any influence here.
, 1882-04-01

fcs So0sumptf0n, Asthma, Bronehif.
Hatarrh, Dyspepsia, Headache, NJ.
M.cy; M. iSia. eunsafism, and All
s:es n1aC Do eonvenlenfly sent BY ex.
PREV ready for immediate use at home
send Tor free treatise or the Owe.
i address she proprietoHs.
ma. Drs. SIARhEY & PaLEN-
tioes iii Girard Street, PhjIa.. pn
~: -. r MAIHEWS, Pacific Depoa;fO,v.
eoo AonfseUery Sc, San Hr1nsiSea' ~
, 1882-04-01

LAND OFFICE AT Wal \ " VALLA. w. r. |
NJ, ch llth. 1882
, 1882-04-01

hereby certify the foregoing be true statement Of the rsP
ouements OF wala Wala for months ending December 81 soL
HOLMES Teasure'
, 1882-04-01
Notice for distribution.

TERAIToRY OF WASHINGTON, &C
County Of Walla Walla. (