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, 1882-03-25
DUSENBERY Bros
,x.wrz. sruIeors egESTts>s.

Manu- lctGTiAg the greater Porti"n = ON
stock and buying from manufacturers dueei
We are enabled 90 uEaersel any establishment
in the United State.
We reset Diamonds IN any style.
Wauanufartu-r any article - the leHelfl
,r s:lyerwaIe line 10 ,fdeL
Ensr.viny oa gold, silver md iTory taste
fully executed
ANY watch movement now mlLUiActurei
with any style Of Gold, Silver, Colnposit0' ,
Nic,-l OF CelulOid case We can supply.
dur Sold Gold JewrlTY department. e1n-
sists I the latest novelties.
In silver AMI silTer-plzied ware, sv'oohs,
,.-ixs &c. o,sr stock l. ilr,- and well selected.
ID sr,o. j.. pearls and other precious stones
Ss Lave SCI IN III suitable articles in the line,
ard have Internationally the lIrges. stock in
Portland.
". have facilities for gold and silver Plat
inz- To the latter we cali he attensiCn %
L1,,l-L .eI,ers. spoons and forks and fancy
,.iecs- can lie ref.iated 20 be IS good as 1e",
s11 70 considerably less than the new. Send
articles that require REPEATING and We vii aend
rates
In cloc,.s We have E large assortment
Spec.as l4s. eye aasses, and all articles con.
uact-d with the optical line, our stock Is CON
ple.e- We have the only Optimetre ieye
neasurerj on the coast, and are enabled 10
te., the strsnath OF weakness Of each eye sepa-
rately. thereby enabling persons % obtain p.o-
per glasses who have heretofore found it difi-
cult 20 bs tt.sd-
In addition to the above articles we haze a
co-npi..e and vel selected stock OF Rolled.
pIate .Tewelry. All dealers and merchants
handling goods in cur line viii fni Il % theiE
advantage D. cal on Is when coming % the
CITY, o- -erd their orders, as we are enabled 10
supply them ct the seiIe rates, otter lower
.han they can buy Of jobbeTs and middleInsi
in the east and san Francisco. Gco!s sent on
selection % pssties known ~ Us tehaTgcs to be
paid purchaser both wsysD with privilege q
return within reasonable time Good. sent
Der W. F. Co, c. o. D., with the privilege
TO examine al express Office, to any 0ne, when
:hArges both ways are dssposited in W. +. &
Co.'S otfce.
Our watch repairing department u II tne
hands Of the most skiliful vOrkmen- me
watch repairing particularly solicited. snip
F. csronometers rated by transit Obseryailons-
Old gold and jswelry taken in trade and
/ bouyat outright tsr cash.
HENRICHSEN & GREENBEhO,
2iS First street, Portland, Ogp-, T. Y. box ioo'
wi-d9l-f
, 1882-03-25

NcALuSrER AGAIS-Wm. McAlister.
the murderer of Charlie Ward, is at his old
tricks again. \ few days ago he showed his
Indifference TO law and order BY driving his
son inte town at the point of gun. II this
iuhuman old reprohate thinks such Garry
ings on" viii long be permitted from one
who not only murdered one at our citizens
IN cold blood but also violated the solemn
oath which gave him his liberty and permit
ted him 10 asa;n infict his hateful presence
on this community, he is mistaken HIS
presence in our midst is disgrace 70 the
community, and he should not have been
permitted to remain in the valley a single
day after his return. We heard some OF the
farmers who are his neighbors talking Of MS
case the other day, and We are satisfied that
if he does not keep quiet he wall be dealt
with as he deserves.
, 1882-03-25

Our DESERTED NILLAGE.-Eign. blocks Of
Walk Walla are pictorially illustrated in a
rec issue of the Coltax Gd-ene. The
Vi vs. uld be quite fine and show the
town 20 great advantage We're it not for the
omission by the artist OF almost all lie. In
the views. representing the greater part. and
all OF tire best part, OF the town, Only four
creatures are 20 be seea-.wo raen, $ woman
and child-srd not horse, dog, Gov, cat.
wagon, wheelLsrrow, open door. or any
thing to show that the houses were occupied
and the town not deserted. We can hardly
imagine bow person engaged in making
pictures Of that kind could be guilty of such
a gross omission. In the views are macy
quite elegant buildings, which are nrnamen.
tai and creditable to both owners and town.
Post iRtelligez.oer.
So far as the artist was concerned he but
obeyed orders, but Tire protector s:ted the
part OF cheeky Advertising 6end- In his
description Of the business irms the old
established houses hike Schvabacher Bros. =,
0'Donneil & Bush and others are left ont
entirely.
, 1882-03-25

Nrw Tows.-Tbe night of way tor the u!
creek extension Of DR.. Bakers Mill oresh
,,ilro,a ha, been granted. and the work Of
,,r.,rnc.,ou will be commenced at once and
pushed as rapidly as possible M d, L
Holme. of this city. purchased a hhe farm
On Dry creek few days ago. on WHICH 'ne
terminus Of the new hranch VIII 0e '0'e.. :.
NJ Hol,ns. will econ send ont surveyor &C
..,,. of town lots on his neS purchase Inc
:. N he named Baker, in honor oil
~ n s Baker, Of this city. The chosen
,,vn site is an excellent one, and place Oh
..n.;d.,,hle si.e will no doabt 'pnns W
there in the near future
, 1882-03-25

faaB,Wy \ MURDER According to the
'".- and Is'gcrs iudi ATOMS point to the III
ra-.amyar 80 another murder III that city.
/ s.i,ar uamei las Welch suddenly DIS
EnsaEai fr.n Portland on the evening Of
July Sl~t and has never been heard OF
>asr. o. sunday Louis Christensen,
Ae.,n.s iaauer partaer in business. was
-1ar--d with the murier of the missing
1lsn. The accused man denies any kno~l-
r', gt ttle affair, and para VIII claim to
aH1N "e.cb LAY he IS still alive, and they
Aa'" where ne Is. 1t is generally believed,
..T Yer, that developments within the next
.rH "a's WI p-oye that WEIGH was mur-
-.7rA Developments are anSiously await
, 1882-03-25
Announcement.

The National Surgical Institute Of Indianap
oils. with branches at Philadelphia, Atlanta
Ga, and San Francisco, which has Nationa
reputation, viii permanently establish branci
at Portland OREGON.
Two of the skilled surgeons % this Institute
prepared with every needed apparatus for The
successful treatment Of cripples, vii! meet al
the old patients aud such new ones as may de
sire treatment this year at the following places
Portland, st. Charles Hotel. April Sth, 10th,
and lith, Albany, April 18th and 18th. Tbs
Dalles. April 18th, Walla Walla, l9'h and 2Ott
and Seattle April 18th and 10Th, and hereafter
1t Portland, Oregon, on the first two weeks Of
May and November of each year, commencing
November, lSS2.
Relrare of all travelling doctors who may
claim to represent any other Institute for this
is TIE only surgical Institute on this coast with
facilities and experience for the treatment OF
determines. J. NJ. HISKLE, NJ, D.,
GEo. ". HANDY, NJ d.
Surgeons in charge National Surgical insti.
tue, No 3l9 Bush St. San Francisco.
, 1882-03-25

DEAD BEArs.-The willamette FTmer
priuts a list Of dead beats who have been
preying upon it for periods OF longer or
shorter duration. The worst case reported
is that of NJ. Gibson, OF The Dalles. who
has taken the paper from its iirse issue four
teen years ago, has never paid cent, and
who now owes S3J. Another man owes S223,
a third SIG 15 and fourth SIG 30, tine sub
s.riptiOn price OF the paper being s. 80 per
annum. As long as newspapers maintain
the credit system such frauds as these will
be perpetrsted upon them by the score and
hundred. How easy and how much better
It would be for the journalist TO coatinue IN
the resolution TO end the proulscuous credit
system forever
, 1882-03-25
Land Excitement,

When reports OF the discovery OF a new
agricultural region are circulated, the rush
thither nowadays is not unlike the rush to
new mining camps. Good agricultural land
open to settlement within reasonable distance
of Walla Walli is now among the things that
we're. 1t will be remembered, however,
that for many wears valuable land remained
idle within few miles of this city. no one
thinking for a moment that 1t was fit for
cultivation. The land thus permitted TO 60
unnoticed was the high bunch grass hills
which seemed unfit for the production Of
anything but the native bunch grass, but
which, when the true character of the soil
was discovered, and the land sown to grain,
proved to be the best of land, and helped to
make the walla walia valley one of the
finest grain regions in the wor No one
who has seen the sand hills across the Co.
lumbia rive. from Wallula would think of
there being valuable grain land within two
or three miles OF that sand-surrounded city
1t is the opinion OF several gentlemen OF this
city, however, that such is the case. Several
who claim 20 be competent judges Of soil
have examined the land across the Columbia
few Eiies from Wallula, and pronounce it
in every respect equal to the land near this
city which was formerly considered worth
less. The result of this supposed discovery
has been kept as secret as possible, but it
gradually leaked out, and there was some
lively scrambling for claims during the past
week Several gentlemen bought considera.
bic railroad land, aud on Monday teams and
men were sent out to begin blowing Other
parties who have seen the land pronounce it
too dry to grow grain. Tne question of its
fertility viii sooa be tested, however. and If
it proves to he good wheat land it will be
very valuable On account of its close prox-
unity to the river but if it proves too dry
for gram, those who have invested heavily
viii feel like some fellows do after investing
in mining stocks.
, 1882-03-25
One or More Surgeons

From the Pacific Surgical Institute, SO5 Kear
ney St, San Francisco, will be at the Umatills
heuse. the st. Charles Hotel, Portland, April
18th and 5th, fully prepared 70 treat al the
diseases and defoImities treated at this Instr
tute, such rs spinal diseases and all diseases OF
the joints, rupture, nasal catarrh, chronic rheu-
matism, lung disease, paralysis, nervous dis
eases, piles, fistula and female diseases. This
is the only authorized branch Of the grea;
northwest Surgical Institute On the Paelhe
coast, and desires not TO De cOufJanded with
ANY other institution
, 1882-03-25

= tElECELY GRANT-Ths Northern Pa.
lac ru.roai company has, within month,
nal 50 miles Of rev road accepted BY the
-u.ie1 States goverums nt-l00 miles in
llAo-l AMI Montana, and o2J miles in Wash.
'aS'oa and Idaho territories. By this a..
7.,'1Hce the company acquires 500, GOO
acres OF agricultural and tiInber lands III
"ssa-a-to7 ami I;ahO and J. 500, coo acres OF
farming and grazing lsnis in Western Dako-
=. Il III 5, so, coo.
, 1882-03-25
dissolved.

The eopartnerlhip herrsof9re eass1wS e p
,wsen Fl F- johnson, r. R. Rec. and ",
SE Wiaan., 81 under the firm named JShnsOn; 1ss nsss
4 winans. is this day dissolved oy5,asa y m' dns
eou.ent Ut Notes, accounts; sna agogn% g IoSusoo on.
t5s aid firm are 70 be paid to d, Z; !oaa a;d :.
and All liabilities Of said 6rn sre 70 0e -
him.
, 1882-03-25

LEWISTON GuS CLUB-The Lewiston Gun
Ciub now number over dozen members.
many OF thea excellent wing shots Dur.
ing our recent visit there the proposition was
made that match shoald be shot by picked
members Of the Lewiston and Walis Walis
Gun Club. We have spoken to some Of OCT
members On the sn5ieet AID they f.vor the
uroposaL TIE snbject vii be discussed al
the next useting OF the Club here
, 1882-03-25

THROUGH To CoLFax.-The o. p & n.
Co. have extended their sale of through
tickets to Colfax via Texas Ferry and Endi-
cot. to inciude The Dalles and Wshs Walla.
As soon as tickets can be printed they viii be
placed On sSie At the points named. Passen-
gers VIII take a daily stage at Texas Ferry
for Collar. The time from Portland to Coz
fax VIII be SO hoursl
, 1882-03-25

OrENIXG BALL-We acknowledge with
thai ks the receipt Of ticket 70 a ball to be
giv5n at brakes new Opera House at Day
ton on March 3ist if we have any kind OF
luck in the meantime we'll be that
, 1882-03-25

b1TINS -Gi!!ers and farmers in need Of
-e.ii.s would 10 Well % call IN Bradley & 20
LeHy As hey keep on hand a full line OF leather
3''i rubber betting which they are prepared
. furnish At considerable discount on the
>An I raucisco hst prices. They also make a
''s- ally ct hose tor lawn and hydrsuts with
attachments, carriages, sprinklers, etc
, 1882-03-25

Noi - BAD.-It Is SAID that the people in
-17 neigh6orhood Of PoIaeroy are finding ont
ih-t 'ae smallpox Is not so bad ss st first
reported fais Is certainly pleasant news.
, 1882-03-25

AN OLD TIMER.-Capt. John B. Biles, tax
agent OF the O. R & n Co, who Jay out
an enormous amount of money annually for
taxes. etc. is in the city on business. Capt.
BiIes is well known 70 many OF our citizens
as regular old timer who has been identi-
tied with tins country from the time when
it was tie ultima thule of this boundless con-
tinent OF ours. He came in 1913 and has
been connected with us in various capacities
ever since He helped build the first steam
beat that walked the waters like thing of
life at Astoria he was a member Of the lst
Washington Territory legislature and has
served three times since, but he says things
we're different IN those days than they are
now.
, 1882-03-25

Nxw DrrAHrrRk-Nessrs> poaiey 9
,,,, eres..a . new industry IN
.bipuinx hog. from Dayton to 'hl, elfT Dy
III o. wednesday they received no less
49,, ~ head. Ill Of which arrived IN prime
condition.
, 1882-03-25

SroCKs.-Oregon Navigation 100 bid, 1856
asked Northern Pacific 3li bid, 81 asked.
n. P. pref 10i BID 20! asked. Oregon
Trans. 81 bid. 65 asked.
, 1882-03-25

E- Lt-r A,T-It will be remembered
..-a.. lra- since a soldier from the garri-
.... Iambsr.inr, who was billed To
...-. ..arlcter Of Joseph" in the drama
.. u... r,r, At the Opera House, was arres-
,5..rlg the performance and lodged In
,....lri house tor having deserted his post
-u.ri IN order to ill his engage
r.- r- .l- theatre The charge was a ser
...-.... and Iambsrtine has been in the
.. house ever since, awaiting trial by
.... natal somehow he succeeded In
.- ..a- quantity o: morphine. which be
t., let night, ald IN spite Of all that could
..:r Hlm he die! from tn. effects of
., . ..., morning. Lambe.tine was an
..-... -...- y.un- man, aud an actor OF some
s.... Il love f,r the stage amounted al
....-t.l u.uia, as was evident from the
..-.rt bod. deserted hIs post to I'LL an en-
.....a-, uhra any sane person must have
.s. '.a; the punishment fOr such an Of
...-. r.s.i be very severe. 1t is our opin-
.- THAI Llmhrrtiue' ; mind was unsettled, or
q. -g-a r.. IT his ieser'ion from duty aud
,..-... l-ut suicide would never haye occur.
r.. b. a.I he hurled from the garrison
Tomorrow.
, 1882-03-25

THE MISSING MAN.-There is still much
doubt respecting the identity OF the missing
man c. \ Williamson with the man who
received pass and mcney at the o. K. ( n.
Company's office in Portland. The father
doubts very much II his son went to Boston,
and the Spokane Chronicle says that he can
not see anv sort of connection between the
telegram from the Central Pacific ticket
office to the O. r. & n. Co.'S office to fur
uish pass and money, and his son. Again
the initials are not correct, c. NJ. being
given in the Oregonia,., and those of the
missing man C. N-Calviu Newton VII
hanson. K. G. Williamson still holds to
the theory that his son was killed between
Spokane Falls and WaIla Walls and 1t is
possible the assassin may have obtained =
time check on the o K. & \. Co. from the
body OF his victim, and presented it for pay
ment, representing himself as williamson
, 1882-03-25
BORN,

bOhN,
In this valley, March IS. to the wife Of P
J. Kelley, son
, 1882-03-25

G~aer ARIES Attempts at burglary are
n.s.-,n- altogether too frequent IN this
H-y. Alder street sppears to he the partic-
dizzy favored IN this respect for no less than
... hsr-inies have been committed there
wl-l.u that time. On Wednesday morning
~ d o'clock, Just At daylight, Mrs. Baker,
"Ho resides at the corner of Ninth aud
Ai.r. was awakened by feeling someone
.-a- hing ON her face, and on putting up her
ahni struck 4 man; she Immediately jumped
aat 10; nei ani grabbed the fellow. but he
9a' tos strong ior her and escaped by the
"-nina 10y which he entered the building
~t-h- & the mans stocking feet were visl-
a.s ~ the garden. hu; lie escaped while the
alarm was beng given. The lady acted with
;-o,- courage. and des rves great praise.
, 1882-03-25

I-wwuN.--Thrre has been cOnsidera-
r..as, ola prohibitory liquor Law for this
-..r.- .s.. an many claim that the next leg
l-.ssr. w., enact a law TO prohibit the sale
.ta'.u4un- liquors. companion law to
'. -.ll, .Iw. rs 1t were The success or
.-... the prohibition law of Kansas is
-nr.u- which 1t seems difficult to deter
a... ".y. It, John pronounces 1t an un-
... : ,..c--s, but ex-Gpvernor Robinson
aa..sH.rs It a failure. He goes even fur
t.... aai declares that drunkenness and The
n... -.,w.uL ou: OF il have increased since
.....a..aea. ut the law. He has taken
g.. ,Da.l. t. collect 4 quantity Of data to
--.v 'ra' more hguor Is consumed now than
i-u I.y. ta1t the number OF places where
o D.. -.'i las increased that the existing
laws .a.or.ri uueyenly and inqulsitorlly,
.uj-.5t hnrsls Is IN a much worse cOndl-
r.a gul-~ rs op. ralons than when under
o.. ..l>. system.
, 1882-03-25
FRS AND HIDES,

Choice Prunes and Dried Fruit Established
in 1857. Member Of Produce Exchange 54
and sos Sansome street, San Francisco lin
, 1882-03-25

DIED.
In this city, March 18th, Vaughn. son o:
FraAk and Jennie Mitchell, aged to years
and two months.
In this city, March I5-h- Arthur. infant son
e Frank and Jennie Mitchell. aged 10 months.
, 1882-03-25

d. t.vrUy'T STAND IT-DIrIng the per-
t~rms. OF Robert Emmett" at the Opera
Hos. gIl,y evening, an Old IRISH laborer
go ,.~ -t.l,ry was ~ rvei TO be weeping,
l..a, apparently greatly overcome by the
.>.r,iu ot old Irellnd's great wrongs. At
,a. -,,.e Of the performance where Ker-
a.H. ,ae I,rrlyer OF Emmett and has men.
burst through the walls followed by the
h~-',l sp.dlery for the purpose of capturing
En", Jhs old Irl-hman IN the gallery,
'rar.r uy such treach,ry toward the I'M
u -al Emmett, exclaimed ''Oh, the trai-
rna- ami drew large revolver from his
packet. cooked II, and was raising it to
s... the william, when his arm was seized
ry oU.ar Kinney. The oli fellow soon be-
r.-r gass-sI, however, and when Emmett
Sc. als ulra ovcrPowered the British sold
.-.- .aa ,noN ;ae traitor prisoner, ms elatlon
--gy lu hounds
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-05-26
vrcron HUGO wa. . fair child.

vroron HUGO was . fair child. Atone
year Of age he could hardly raise his
head unaided, and il was, as he assures
Us, thanks to his mothers untiring care
that he became al last child as healthy
as most Since then he has never known
. days illnesa. How few Of NJ can nav
as much But, then, how few Of M 10.
sign ourselves 10 such life Of auslcre
regularity. His has been divided into
two parts-one Of literary labor for The
maintenance Of numerous family, The
other OF corporal exercise, which Is the
true secret Of his remarkable health
He eats regularly. and drinks little wine
with much water; never anything
stronger. Naturally he Il an early riser
and goes 70 bed early. By his bedside 4
a table upon which there 'is always pen.
ink, and paper, and often In the middei
OF the night thought having surprised
waking moment he consigns il 10
paper, In the dark. he has always writ.
ten with wonderful fscility, and the man.
uscripts fall Of which no has kept bear
30 few corrections, that they seem almost
to be copies. -Pdris Letter. ~ g1'
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-05-26
Who to Marry.

II you can not find gentleman TO
marry, girls, do not marry at all. By
that term we do not mean man who Is
above the need Of work I; he may be any
thing but gentleman, but o man who
knows how to work, who has self-respect
enough TO keep him from low habits
both Of speech and action; who is oourle-
GUS and honorable; who Is not afraid Of
soiling his hands, the farmer, the black
smith, the carpenter, any man may be
gentleman under dust and SCOT and
chips, but il he is not, girls, don't marry
him There is enough trouble in life
without increasing it in any way. Do
not subject yourself TO the modification
that would be sure to come with hus-
band who would continually cause you
TO blush for his coarseness and rough
ness for his slippery dealings or hypo-
critical polish. It is not sufficient that a
man lookswell and dresses well; but he
must act and live well besides.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-05-26
Why He Quit Specializing.

+ - 4 :
ne Is an oid gIay-naired clerk In .
wan street once. Inc boys were asking
nim, ~ lunch time, why he never specu-
lated, and aiter some little hesitaton, he
replied:
rnefe was tmo when was con-
nrmea STOCK gambler. twas years ago,
and was 6ook-keeper In broadway
store. 1 had some money left me by my
iatner, and earned o pretty good salary,
put In year alter my frst deal IN stock
l was cleaned out OF cash, owed Tor four
weeks poard, and had drawn my salary
q month ahead. In thus emergency 1
robbed the store OF =, 600 and made .
iaise entry ON the books to conceal my
crime. -,
~ IL possible, gasped several voices
In chorus.
!es gentlemen, lis. ! knew that l
couid conceal the theft Tor week, and ct
the END OF that time l hoped to have
made p'g stake In Wabash and be on
my ieet again. l invested the stolen
money In that stock and waited. 1t
Jumped up Q little, fell, and jumped
again, and finally dropped out Of sight
and swept my capital away"
Ana you were rninedT
thought 90. Discovery must como,
ana my employer was Q man who would
have sent me to prison. / determined to
go and drown myself. Discovery must
come on Saturday. Friday night ]
closed the books and walked down Beck
man street 70 the river, calculating to
leap In ana become tood for sharks. Az
1 neared the ship came upon astranger,