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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-10-27

Furniture cheap at II. Schelliaas' nth St
Oakland Cal
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-10-27

There's very little or no opposition to a
rrd-hut poker.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-10-27

Russia Salvc i, the universal remedy for
burns, scald>, cuts, bruises and flesh wounds.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-10-27

Tho Philadelphia Easy N"'u mentions
Mr.. j. \. Walton Of l2i5 ~ Twelfth street.
that city. ms m enthusiastic ihdorser If St
Jacobs oil for the relief and cure Of dis
Cast.S Of horses
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-10-27

One of the principal reasons of
he wonderful success OF Mer-
.hant's tiarglinG Oil Is that 1t Is
manufactured strictly on honor.
is proprietcrs do not. AS Is the
,asr with too many. after making
or their medicine a name. dinln-
PROPERTIES by using inferior c"m-
he very best goods to be bought
in the market, regardless of cost.
For half "a century Merchant 5
oil has bc"na synonym
for honesty. and will continue to
be 50, long as time endnres. For
sale by all respectable dealers
throughout the United states
les.
Dur testimonials date from 1858
20 the present. Try Merchant y
iarglimg Oil Linimrnt for .nttr-
iai and external use. and tell your
what good II has doEe.
low directions. Keep the bottle
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-10-27

All types of mankind To he justified must
he i'll good form.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-10-27

The Louisville commercial cites the case
Of Capt. Chas. y. CORR. If that city. who
was cured by St Jacobs Oil, after suffering
for years with rheumatism. York { N,b. }
Il, pnLlirth
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-10-27

The best thing to take before singing
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-10-27
Cannot be Disputed.

oil is us. d successfully for all diseases OF me
human. fn,cl and animal f'Sh. Shake well before
using.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-10-27

is very simple. OF cylinder
shape, and open at one end.
The RObbDi holds an extra
large amount of thread and
runs lOnse in the shell with
out spring centres or point
bearings, iIIsuring an even
and automatic tension. IL has
"A loos,' fiy-ahrcl for winding
the Bnbhin without running
the machine.
The 1redtfie sets ON anti
friction bearings and never
requires oiling. Ii IL the
incst finished machine ever
offered 10 the public.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-03
.H-,A:EEOtIn- --,
Popular Monthly Drawing Of the
In the city of Louisville, on
TUESDAY, JANUARY 31st, 1882.

These drawings occur monthly SUNDAYS ex.
ceptad) under provisions OF an act of the Gen.
eral Assembly of Kentucky
The United States Circuit Court on March slst,
rendered the following decisions
lst-That the Commonwealth Distribution
Company is eGal.
2nd-lts drawings are fair.
y. B-The Company has now on land n large
reserve fund. Read carefully the list OF prizes
for the ~ rR
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-03

There are now ON exhibition at the drug
store Of l.. NJ. Connor, Main street, several
paintings by Miss Mary Lizzie, daughter OF
Dr. c, Il. Keller. The young artist is Dal.
las reared child, with European training
OF two years. The paintings comprise a
parlor mirror, handsomely framed, with sn.
peru ornamental surroundings; an oilpaint.
lnG OF o winter scene, too beautiful TO de.
scribe in a brief notice, Il moonlight scene
on the Nile; and, iourthly. y maiden pro.
lcrlIng horsel i from Love, or the God Cupid
iheS9 paintings, nv n sweet and loved
aaoSu!er OF Dallas, are rare gems, and will
ne ralliel Tor III u Few days. For particu-
lars, see Mr. l., NJ. Counor. They stnmn
our Dallas pet as an arts. OF rare tnlent nnd
genius, Go nj onccund see the paintings,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-03
THE FIRST rREIenr

was shipped over the line yesterday by n
Dallas Wholesale firm, consisting OF a con.
+ sgnment of hardware and roofing to- Al.
varado, and the road is now virtually op,n
Tor traffic. Among other councillors. ar.
ranLcmcnts with the Missouri Pacific al Al.
varado for Waco aud all points IN,
the southern extension of that line win hr
arranged for on January 10. The company
have now on the line tfty.Rve ears and twc
locomotives. The Western Union rclerranb
\ Cofa2any. with whom the Chicago. Texas
n Mexican Central have n contract. com.
mcnced the erection OF telegraph linz
yesterday, and will have the same com.
pleted az an early date. A passenger md
Freight ,icpo,t, has been erected at the iunc.
Y EeiGht from the southeast. VI
~, THE MACHINE suor
\ arc heated near tho Trunk line depot
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-03

lie could not tell what allied him. He
knew his digestion was poor and his heart
pnlpltnlcd He felt his nervous system was
shattered, lie knew his urine was milky
ntW ropy, hut he had suffered from these
disorders l!r years, Only of late had he he.
gan To- icel himself completely exhausted
and nus nervous system shattered, and his
constitution broken down. A friend recon.
mended Browu's Iron Btters. 1t suited hi.
case precisely, and now he IL IN healthy, 70,
bust and strong rs his heart could desire
Go thou and do likewise, then may you
1--we long and be Commercial
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-03
JANUARY DRAWING
Whole Tickets, SO; Half Tickets. 81
81 Tickets, $50: 55Ticl,ata SIOG

Remit money or banl; draft in letter. or send
by express Don't send by registered letter or
postoillce order. Orders Of Is and upward by
orders to X. NJ BOARDMAN, Courier.yournpi
Building, Louisville, Ky or K. NJ. BoARDMAN,
500 Broadway. New York
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-03

An old lady was standing up in wagon
at the corner OF Elm and Lamar streets yes.
terday morning and the horses st,r,in,, -,
sue WaS pr'elpllated TO the ground, strikinr
on her head and shoulders. she wns ,n,.,'s
INTO u store and her wants attrHdeI tn
~ was thought that she was scriouslv ;p'
jured by the fall. ''"''y l''
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-03

Notary Public, Dallas County, Texas
l. j. I. Odeli General Manager of the
Chicago, Texas & Mexican Central Railway
Company, do certify that the railway line,
track and side tracks of said company were
duly and fully completed from the depot
buildings of said company, erected within
the corporate limits of the city of Dallas, to
q point IN Johnson county, Texas, distant
iiity. miles from thc city of Dallas, in Il
soulhwcStcrly direction, on the Slst day of
December, y D., 1851, and that the compa-
avs locomotives and trains ran over said
truck SO completed on said day.
j. T. OpELL,
General Manager c., r. Is NJ. G. R'y Co.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-03

,o araihS arrive and leave Austin station no FOL.
N iSws ma N9 mail and express arrives at az at nor
~ Can ,i nnu express leaves nj $50 m. ~ ~
81 Louis Iron Mountain 4 Southern R srais On
I ior a,i points North, East and Southeast
for %GgE1SW iHmSiop and Nneoa with ali trains
Houston Ansb K GaITns for Tyler Palestine
atI Dallas with trains of the Hcuston G TeHo,
central Rw'y, for Corsicana, MeSio p a. texas
MSfS ali p @alysrf II RTy S empsteSd BrenHam
GU sherman, with II & c nv snr II, leXas.
en- ans me Of that road. At Fort Worth pv with
s shrSo for all points in Western " Texas Wit
New orleans w pnm RsG P River steamers for
rom Fort Worth, Dallas and s Sbeep,ng cars
f ncs any Information in regard to rates az fo s
b be shSsr or passage time connsctions viii
Noble V CENT s siycn Ms on application 70 Geo.
man. .; L, A., Marshall, Texas; or R. e. Thn new
On. y. =. y 7. A. Marshall Texas. ;" W. ihon'p'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-03

aud aie models in construction and con-
venirrC' Tor i HVS al ts.f.sc ike this,
provided wHh urn-'s1r, blacksmith shop,
vu, sH the .iro,~-nr'e> Necessary inr re-
piir shop. 1t wnu,i ,uliy repay any
Of our rca lers lea iate . smart trip out 10
tn worsia; n.s.dgu. ritr, of the company.
T1F rAs,ysGan DEPOT
is neat and art.s'a,lly arranged build
ing and il located in the south
eastern PARTON nf the city, OF
easy approach from town. We learn 1t
is the purpose uf the management to
make some early arrangement to run a
line into the business PARTON OF the city
from their main line, for the better conven-
iehcc OF their patrons
We feel we'll assured tina. we soon will
have another short line ~ st. Louis and
Chicago. The people of Alvarado es-
peciaily have done all in their power III aid
OF this enterprise To secure "A business con-
nection with Dallas, aud Dallas fully appre-
ciatcs the kind feeling.
In connection with ,hc completion of the
first iilty miles OF trdoi, hc following docu-
menis are Important and explain them
selves:
The State ca Texas County Of DALLAS
On lhi' day personally appeared before
no. the undersigned authority, J. NJ Ora
ham, known To me to be the Chief Engi-
uccr of the Chicago, Texas 4 Mexican
Central Railway Company, who upon oath
dcnOscs and says that the railway line of
said company was ON the 3lst day OF De-
crmbcr, 4, d. 1881, completed and in rnn-
ming order to point fifty miles dis
taut in Southcrly direction from
the city of Dallas, aud that the trains
Of sand company run over and upon
said line and track TO aud from said fifty
mile point on said Slst day Of December,
\. ID. 1881, and that said fifty mile point is
IN the county of johnson, in said State.
And deponcnt, upon his oath, further states
that said company has its 'epot buildings
erected within the corporate limits Of the
ritY OF Dallas, and tina, the trains Of said
cnmpany were enabled, on said 3lst day OF
December, \, d. 1881, to run to said depot
N said city limits,
j, NJ. GRAHAM, Chief Engineer,
C., 7. ~ NJ, G. Ry Co.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-03-04
Miscellaneous.

WASHINGTON, Mar. 1.-Te>timony in
the Mason court marital has closed. The
argument begins on Thursday.
LONDON, Marcel, IA resolution de-
c!ariny void the election Of Davitt
passed the House, Is to 30.
NEW York. March 1.-The ,,c.lc<-
TRANS ut midnight had scored: l;owc!l
:5s:, Hazel 2io:, Hughes 81.
ALEXANDRIA, March lit is stated
that the ministry considers the nainte-
nance "f slavery necessary for the E.yI-
tian people.
Dublin. March 1.-Dvnamite cart
ridges were discovered in the custom
house 1T Limerick.
Forster has rt:":::'l here from Lon
don.
New YORK. March 1.-The pe,les-
TRANS ut IL Il. III. stood: ROwell, 1yS !:
Hazel, @H,: Hughes. .S4;; Fitzgerald; 35!.:
Hart, 3533;; Sullivan. 2!j; Norenlal.
:El.
DAVENPORT. Ia, March IAN acci-
dent occurred at Opheim station. on the
e. Il. L. Z. X. X. The fireman was
kille'! and four freight cars and locomo-
tive were badly damaged.
BILLIE PLANE, H.. March Ira
Hustled and Il. Toby, two counterfeiters
who have successfully piled their trade
for fifteen years were arrested yester-
.lav.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-03-04

IN THE JUSTICES COURT or SILVER
Row Township, silver Low County. M'H''s"a
BEFORE John O'Meara. Justice Of the Peace
i,auiel u WEIGH, ~ Treasurer OF silver low
Countv. Montana Territory, platnt'n, vs.
(,artlner Bros, defendants
The pesple Of the Territory OF Montana ech0
erecting TO Gardner Bros .drfenlsnts.
YOa are hereby required to appear IN ~ &C.
ton brought against you by the above nameo
plainsi6 in tie Justice Court Of silver bow
+ Wnshtp, silver Bow County, Montana Terri
tory and to xnswer the complaint ME" tneTt !"
Wi, hin ten days exclusive Of the day 0i @eT-
vice. after the servtc. Oh you ~ iEiS sum-
mons. II sew d within this Cs'unty: or, II
ee, vel out Of Liis unity, hut In this iiis,rtc,
v ilhin twenty days, otherwise, within forty
DAYS or Judgment by default will re taKrr
against you according to the prayer Of said
complaint.
Of ninety three 47-1Oo dollars lawful money
Of the United States. alleged to be due from
de- frnd nts to plaintiff tor taxes on musical IT,
stun ents for the year A. ID. 1881, ~ will mere
fully appear by reference 10 tho complaint on
Ale herein, and fur cnsts.
And you are hereby notified that II you rail-
to appear and answer the said complaint. ~
above required. the said plat tiff will take
Judgment against ys,u for said SUM cf Ninety
three A. 100 dollars and costs.
Given under my hand this 10Th day OF Fe1u-
JOHN O'MEARA.
Justice Of the Peace,
in and for silver Bow Township and county.
MOatana Territory. :2fcbw5t
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-03-04
The Chinese Must 90.

NEW YORK. Feb. :,>.-T"-n,orr"w the
senate enters upon ihc consideration vi
the anti-( '!,ine>c immigration question.
The, question is likely I" hc raised wl,ctl,-
era suspension Pf Immigration for =" long
u period AS ~ years j. NOT in violation Of
the spirit at the treaty which authorizes
II suspension o. Immigration. hut not
inr its absolute prohibition. and requires
that amy suspension shall! H. for Il rt:,-
S"nahlc period only.
WASHINGTON. March AT :::l5 thi.
afternoon the Senate took up the Chi
n.~c immigration hill. and after it had
lHrn react in full. Miller. Of California
vii" reported il from the foreign rr!a-
lion committee, stated that the report
was unanim",:,:. ami proceeded to adj
dress the senate in it's advocacy.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-03-04

AL over northern Arizona the short.
sweet grasses that grow on the mes..s
and mountain sides make an excellent
feed for the animal, and in many of the
valleys tie alfileria or wild clover, has
been introduced by sheep driven from
California, and is attaining strong and
thrifty growth. Sheep are shearul
twice II year, the average yield per
head being about six pounds.
The Prescott, A. T., CDW|ier says that
Phil. Mcdonald, who killed Richard
son in Williamson Valley, is in the Gus
toby of the officers. Mcdonald mace
good his escape from the Territory, and
under an assumed name settled down in
COnejos county, Col. His wife took up
her residence in Phenix. Mcdonald,
from his hitling-place in Colorado, ccnl-
menced u correspondence with her,
which she promptly laid before the OIL
GERS Of the law. The clue thus afforded
was followed up, and the act o! the
faithless wife resulted IN the capture Of
the fugitive husband. The reward pai.!
on his surrender an,Ounder to $2.OAl.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-03-04
SUMMONS.

In the Justices Court of silver Bow Town.
ship. Silver how COUNTY, Montana Territory.
Before John O'M~ara. Justice Of the Pcsae:
Nicholas H. Connolly, plaintiff. W.. Philip
Eva. .. defendant.
The people OF the Territory Of Montana SEM,
greeting 70 Philip Evans, Cefe;.dant. You arr
he,e by required TO appear In al ction b ought
against you BY the above named plaintiff ~ The
justice court Of Silver Bew township. Silver
Bow county, Montana Territory. to answer
the complaint filed tnerein within ten days.
exclusive of tho dsy Of service. after the ser
vic~ on you Of this summons. II >ervei on you
in This county. q" II se we'd out Of this county.
but In this district, with n twenty DAYS other
wise within forty days or Judgment by de-
fault will re taken against you. according to
the prayer Of eaid complaint.
The said action IS brDus hit to recover the sum
Of f0rty-tWo 50 100 dollars, alleged to he due
from defendant to plaintiff for s'abling and
feed OF one horse from December Eth. ISL. To
January l4th, 1Ss2: at your request. as will
more fully appear by reference to the complaint
died herein. ard for costs.
And you are hereby notified that II You fail
to appear and answer the said comp Amt as
above required. the said plainti' will take
judgment against you for said sum Of fOJty.twO
- TO dollars, and costs.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of Fe'ru
ary, A. D 1ss2. JOHN OMEAkA
Justice Of the Peace Of Silver Bow Township
and County, Montana Territory. feb,5sm5w
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-03-04
Congressional.

WA>U!NGrnN. Marr!: AFTER cun-
>umin:: tho morning EnIr. Window :
re>"luli'i, r.':,"rlin. All investigation ot
the LOSS -, certain state papers and the
improper connection q. Government rt-
iiCCrs or members ur congress with
claims or grants in r"Eiic"i:um with The.
government, ri Chill and Peru. was talk
.nup, Ea!ar.! moved IL amend '.v add
ing IL a specific subject ~: inquiry the
following: Whether amy promise or
. irnlati"n hy which the int rvcn,i"n Of
.He nit'd Stalr- IN the controversies
i"twcrn Chilli AMI l;o'ivio has been tx
prt~>'y ar implicitly "ivcn hy amy per-
son az persons o,l'ciaiiy ,rnl,rs.iCtl with
The Government q: III. United states or
whether ill., influence LAS hvcn in any
way cxerl.'l. promised or Unlimited in
that connection. Hlvar,l'~ amendment
Prevailed without ui,tr.tin,i.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-03-04

nv., IN mines IN Eureke have pro.
drcsd nom 800 upwards, the uRvsra
meaning, In several 1nssence' "''''>''
The Eastern Washington TetI1sosx
nevelonment Company, having cecut: =.
1errv Ncepee, viii shortly have ooct Z. ~ ~
".e:.tion on the Columbia River, ~ tine
foot Of Priests Rapids.
Prosecutors are making the Orgams
and San Andreaa RauRts. n. NJ, P'o. .,
inent objects of their expInrat'ons, "" ~
there is no doubt but that the sPrinE ~
1882 will open with gemct"' .'. .s."s..
boom along the whole l'"c ~ '''<"'
two ranges.
decided rpnlOnstrancc against tne
nr,posed plan Of the territorial prison
commissioners has been exprszss1 ~
portion Of the people Ut New Mex.So'
The Inst legislature made Nh approprta-
ton of $:D,OOO fer prison purposes OM!y
s.. 900 of this has been spent. ana tue
commissioners propose IT, mv Tue
nlainder out in building prison ceils'
An Austin man bet that he could MT
a barrel of beer with his teeth. n sma!'
piece Of rope was tied aoOut the lsarrei.
and he stooped over and took the blgnt
between his jaws. He gave good III
mt it. but at the very point OF success the
rope slipped. Worse than that, it caogn1
his tongue and snapped his jaws togeth-
er in such way that about an inch OF
his tongue was bitten clean Offand drop
ped on the floor.
Time and again during the past year
or two have alarming reports come from
the region OF the Rio San Juan, n. ~,
in regard to the Navajo Indians. me
last trouble seems to have grown 0"t OF
the work Of the Porter Mining Colllpa-
nv. This 1ombany consists OF Eastern
capitalists, and has secured valuable
property in Rio Arriba county. Among
other things the company has erected
number of buildings along the SAN J an
and just of the reservation: The Indians
took exception to this and burned them.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-03-04
Cheating the GallOws.

CmIrA.:O, M,rch 1.-P"lk Wells and
l:ill Norris, the Iowa outlaws, who
passed through here last Sunday en-
route from, Randolph. Wis, to Rivert"n.
H., in charge If sheriff Chandler and
deputy Wilson. attempted to escape
while ON the train. The officers were
asleep. hut the novcnl ut Of the prison.
crs walked them, and they ut once
opened fire. shooting Wells six times
and Norris five. The men were taken
from the train ut sidney. Iowa., for
treatment. hut there is little chance for
their recovery, both men being literally
ri.l.l!cd with bullets. These tlcsleratl.Ns
took part in III" Manhattan, Kansas,
AMI the I.ivcrt"n and Sidney. Iowa,
hank rul,lrri..~, the Winston. Mo-. train
robbery. ~ we'll ~ several murders in
Iowa. Missouri and Kansas.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-03-04
CENTRAL WESTERN NEWS.
Gathered From Our Latest Coas
Exchanges.

Tucson. 4. r., is is to have forty
street gas lamps shortly.
In Santa Fe, y. NJ, a blanket If Ma
| vajo Indian manufacture is worth SlOo.
Five hundred men are now employed
i'm the mines Oi the Cerillas District,
\ patent has been issued by the gov
ernn.ent for l:0. So acres Of land in the
town of Cevillcta, y. NJ.
On the first of the present month E:,l-
rcka Consolidated, says the Sentinel, had
! \ cash balance on hand Of SIS, 400.
Vancouver. W. r., reports that the
cost of takin: care, OF its one small pt,x
ls,tien! was ;l5..:E;- There are no other
e;,Ses.
Rev. T.. T.. sullivan, If Boone, Iowa.
died Of consumption OH the Atlantic cx-
press before it reached Wallace, X. NJ,
on the 18th inst.
The Prescott tDurifr says: People arc
coming into the northern counties Of
Arizona by the hundreds. They are
mostly from the East.
The nlurtlerers ofW. \. Rrocksmith,
Il young Mexican named Romero. anda
Navajo Indian. have been captured in
Mora county, y. N.
\ great many persons have applied to
the Land Commissioner OF the Atlantic
and Pacific Railroad for land in the
san Francisco noun aims, \. L.
At Fort Union. y. NJ. recently. lW
cords .: wood, which mae! been cut on
the government reservation, were dis
covered and c"nliscatcd.
The Mckee Ditch Company has been
Incorporated: Object. to- construct ditch
in the Mckee Valley. W. r.. for irriyat-
ing and manufacturing purposes. Capt.
tai stock. II I'M, divided into - shares
OF so each.
A telephone will soon bepUt in oper-
alton between Tombstone. \. r.. and
the works Of the Huachua Water Conn
r.ny. in the Huachuca mountains, "A
distance Of twenty-eiyht miles from tina,
city.
The suspension in Prospecting in sew
erll o. the south end Con,StOck mines,
caused by the water flow from Exclle.
Iuer, has temporarily thrown about IVY,
miners out Of work.
The gro:., earnings OF the Virginia and
Truckee railroad for 1881 aggregate
$9lj.2.l.7', Ii Is claimed that the Oper-
HtiIiH EXPENSES were :)I!, IOI.bj. thus
leaving net profit OF 1894 SAIL.
a Conlstock miner writes to the Vir-
ginia Chronicle. complaining of the ex-
tortiOnate prices asked for fuel in that
city. His monthly housekeeping ex-
pell>es for himself. wife and three chill
dren amount to $50, OF which 49, - was
paid for wood and coal.
THE Jail belonging to ella county, A.
T., was lately burn' Il down. The con-
fiagration was tile result of the careless
ness of the jailOr, who left a fire burning
in his cabin, which was communicated
tn the wall of the Jail. Four prisoners
barely escaped.