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, 1882-01-28
RAN. AND AND RIVER TRAFFIC NCrss.

About June the boats will no longer leave
The Dalles, but passengers will 60 right on
by rail to the Cascaies.
The company will commence running rail
road iron to the front without delay from
the Cascades to the N. p.
Several good and faithful employees have
recently been promoted by the company to
higher offices. Faithful services are appre.
GATED
Flat and box cars of fifteen tons capacity
will hereafter be built at the company's
shops ns'ead of the old l2-ton affairs, In
crease of traffic imperltively demand the
change.
Here is straw. SIX years ago 10 tons Of
freight per diem was fair average down tine
river from TIE Dalles 1t is now nearer 40t
tons. In two years more it will average
over 600 tons, take the whole Year round
One thousand tons per diem have been the
average amount OF freight which has left The
Dalles for the lower river since January l,
1852 1t consists Of the staple productions
of the interior wheat and fax seed
OF the latter the Q. R. & n. Company are
now shipping 40 Z bns per day to San Fran
CISCO
One hundred cords Of wood for the en-.
gines are shipped every day from points be-
low The Dalles for the upper country. All
this could be provided right at home with a
little energy. As it is, the company appear
to have lost all hope of ever waking up the
sleepy heads who are such drawback tC
our progress.
There il a good show for the cars and
boats to keep fully employed until next
harvest, rs there are nc less than l25, ,OOC
tons of grain to be moved yet at points be.
tween Walia Walla and Lewiston. This i:
the estimate Of prominent Lewiston mer.
chants who have interested themselves in
obtaining the facts.
R. Campbell Is dock foreman at The
Dalles, aud is one Of the most faithful and
useful men in the company's service. He
has had six years experience with them and
has received continued promotion up to his
present responsible position. He has few
equals In the knack of giving useful, practi
cal and interesting information.
It is the intention Of the company, wher
the line is completed to the Cascades, tc
take the big wharf toat over the rapids aid
place it in position st the Temporary termi
nus. OF course, it will have to he done al
high water and will De very delicate piece
Of business to take it over safely. 1t is the
largest floating dock on the Pacific Coas,
and is 80 feet long by 80 wide. The
steamer Thompson will take it over the Gas.
cades
, 1882-01-28
SummouS.
TEERIEogY OF WASHINGTON, :,
CoCATY or WALtA MALLR. ."

TEEgIEogY OF WASHINGTON, sc
CoCATY or WALtA MALLi.
In he District Court O lIc Frritory Of B'aSh-
ingtoa oHl for Ge First Jaficih DisfTid
Gerr4f. HoIlfag Te-mS at ipahu Waffa,
WaiIa WaiiG county, N Sc'd TerT1t1Ig.
Livingstone L. Baker AMI Robert NJ iIamil-
ton, Plaintiffs, vs.. u. ". kaup and
John H. Morrow, Defendants
TlHE UNITED STATES or AMERICA,
To- ID. W. Kaup and John III. Morrow. De
PENDANTS: You are hereby required t. appear
in m action h..4gLt alainst you by Living
stone l.. Baker aud Robert NJ Hamilton,
Plaintiffs, in the District Court nf the Terri
tory of Washington and :or :ie First Judicial
District thereof, h lidil9 terms At Walla Walla,
WaIla Wall. County,. In S..ii fvIIi nry, to an
swer the com liant of Plaintiffs hid IN Nalia
Walla County within twenty days after the
service oi this summ.ns, exclusive "i the day
of service, If served N said County. Ii not
served in said County but In said District,
in thirty days II served in anv other Ju-
iicial District in the Territory, IN forty days.
If served by pgblici i'm within sixty days AZ.
ter the die oE this summons, "r the said
Plaintiffs viii take judgment against You by
default. according u The prayer Of the com
plaint. SAID action i hrCnSht to recover
from Defendants the sJ.in at S-s9, ID with IN
tercst from August p. lS>0, due Pl .:ntifi-
fron, u, fendan.s account 4 goods wares
and merchandise Sold and delivered 10 De-
PENDANTS at their request
Witness the HoS. S. C. WINGARD.
Associate Justice of the Su-
nz,,,n. preme Coart cf Washington
Ssl,L s Territory, and Judge of said
7''1%~~ Court, and the seal thereof at
fixed this. 10Th DAY of Decem-
Der. 4. u 1881.
A REEVES AYRES, Clerk.
J.E. BUDD, Plaintiff Attorney.
, 1882-01-28
MIDDLE-AGED MEE

There are many at the age Of thirty to sixty
who are troubled with ton frequent evarGati"ns
of the Bladder, often accompanied by Z slight
srnarting or burning sensation. ani a weaken
ing OF the system in manner the patient can
not account for. On examining the urinary
deposits a rcpy sediment viii ofren be found,
and sometimes small PARTICLES Of ;lbamen will
appear. the color will be Of a thin milkisl
hue, a;sain changing ~ a DARK ana torpid ap-
pearance There are many who die If this
difficulty ignorant Of the eause.which is the
second stage of seminal weakness. DR. Spin
ney will guarantee perfect cure in all such
cases, and healthy restoration Of the yenito-
urinary organs.
UFFICE HoURs.-l0 to 4, and & 10 6. sun
lays from 10 10 IL \. NJ Consultation free.
Thorough examination and advice, So
Call or address,
DIX. sPINNEY 4 40.
, 1882-01-28

LYING.-Under mistake-some editors
have better capacity for lying than for di.
costing food. a case in point occurred in an
item of the morning paper fe~ days ago,
wherein it was stated that the schools in
walla Walla city are orercrowded. This
may be the case in school district No. /, bu.
it is positively false As to district "a, which
is part Of Walla Walla city. But then,
maybe district "a is not 'nsidered part of
the city, except for the pu, pose Of being
taxed to build school houses in school district
No. I.
, 1882-01-28
Notice.

Sale of Real Estate for Delinquent Taxes for
grade of East Rose street.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That l
IN vii eel at Public Auction, at the new
Court House, on the 4th day of February. lSS2,
at the hour of o'clock P. NJ, the following de-
scribed real estate, to wit: Lot six l6h, block
FIVE 90, in Gains Addition to the City OF Walla
Walla, for the delinquent tax grade on said
real estate amounting to S5i5 o.. and accruine
costs, being delinquent and marked unknown.
Dated this oath day Of December, 1881.
52:w7t J. G. JUSTICE,
City Marshal.
, 1882-01-28
Ordinance No. 1873.

An ordinance to suppress houses Of rrostitu-
tion.
The city of Walla Wal!a does ordain as fol.
lows:
That any person who has the control or oc-
cupancy of any house or room within the city
of Walla Walla, who shall permit the same to
be frequanted by persons notorious for lewd-
ness, or who conducts herself in notnri0usly
Iewd manner, To such degree that such house
or room shall acquire or maintain the general
reputati of a house OF rom Of prostitution
shall be deemed guilty of misdemeanor and
shall be hned in any sum not exceeding one
hundred dollars.
Passed the Council Jan. 10. 1882.
LIE +. A SHAW, City Clerk.
Approve6 Jan is, 1882.
, 1882-01-28

REGISTERING DoCroR's DIPLOMAS.
are glad TO be able to state that all practic.
ing physicians in this city had their diplomas
promptly on hand for the county auditor to
r,gister. We learn, however, that one or
swo in the county have failed to put in an
appearance as yet. After this day doctors
prac.ieing without . registered diploma will
doubtless be attended to by the interested
ones. The Law is good one, and will doubt.
less nd the country Of travelling and station.
cry auAcks
, 1882-01-28

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Dyspepsia, Constipation, Chilis and Fever,
Debility. Nervousness, Sick Headache, and
other ailments attributable to biliouSness.
Among its ingredients are Mandrake, Dande.
hon, Butternut, Biack Root, Bnsbane, Bitter
Root, Calisaya, Sweet Flag. Indian Hemp,
Wahoo. Golden Seal, etc.
The active blended properties of these vese-
table remedies constitute AN Alternative tome
and general corrective of the highest clas', and
endow it with preventive value emitting it II
the first rank as medicinal safeguard Tor foI-
tifyins the system a ;ainst maiarial and other
malaaies which cause serious disturbance oi
the liver 1t rela.xes the bowels without g,ip,
ing, purifes the blood, arrests pain and
spasms in the side or shoulder blade, purifes a
bilious breath and completely relieves the
many in.lescribable symptoms which torment
sufferers from dyspepsia, liver complaint and
kidney troubles. 1t also eifectually removes
those nervous symptoms felt when bile Is I'M
perfectly secreted or Is mis,lir. cted-
Redington & To-, San Francisc.', wholesale
agents for the Pacific t,.ait-
For sale Everywhere.
, 1882-01-28

DEATH OF A. A. COIN BY telegraph
from San Francisco the death Of Adolph A
Cohn is announced. He Is reported to have
committed suicide on account Of financial
troubles. Mr.. Cohn was well and favorably
known throughout the northwest As dealer
in furs and hides, and was generally supposed
to be in very good circumstances financially.
Only . short time ago he sailed from here
with his bride for his home in San Francisco.
His darth causes great excitement among
his many friends in San Francisco and Port
land
, 1882-01-28
Guardians Notice.

In the matter of the estate and guardianship
Of Jacob Burner, an insane person.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
has been appointed guardian Of the estate and
person of Jacob Burner, by the probate court
Of Walla Walla county, W. T., said Burner
having been adiudged insane by said court on
December -, 1881.
JOHN G.. JUSTICE,
Guardian a. aforesaid.
Walla Walla, January Ie?, 1882. B 6w
, 1882-01-28

THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
L TO ID. ". kanp and John H Morrow. De.
fendants: You are hereby required To appear
IN en- action brought against You by Ottelia
Mau and Herman j. Sadler, Plain tits. in the
District Court Of the Territory OF Washington
and for the First Judicial District thereof.
holding terms at Walla Walla. Nalla Walla
County, IN said Territory, t. answer the com
paint Of plaintiffs fled in Walla Wall. coun-
t., within twenty days after the service 0s this
summons, exclusive of the day of service. if
served in said county If not served in said
county but in sid district, in thirty DAYS. Ii
served in any other iuiicial district in The ter
ritory, IN forty days, II served by publiea-
ton, within sixty days after the date Of this
summons, or the said plaintiffs viii take judy
ment sgain,t you by default, according TO the
prayer Of said complaint. Said action i brought
% recover the sum Of s246 II and interest on
slS 90 thereof from March 18th, 1880, and on
s22s AZ thereof from February 18th, 1850, due
plaintiffs from defeniants on account 4 goods
wares and merchandise snld AID delivered N
defendants at their request.
Witness the Hon s. c. WISeaRD.
Associate Justice Of the Supreme
%T| Court Of Washington Territory.
mmMm and Judge Of said Court, and the
seal thereof affixed, this 18th day
OF Dacerrber. 1881.
A. REEVES AYRES.
Clerk
]. z BuDD,
Plaintiffs Attorney. SEW
, 1882-01-28
Dissolution Notice.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the partnership heretofore existing be-
tween Crurtenden. Logan Co. is this day dis
solved by mutual consent, A. I. Cruttenden
retiring from the firm Charles IL Eichler
having purchased the interest Of A +. Crut-
tenden, assumes said Cruttender's proportion
Of all liabilities of the firm of Cruttenden, Lo-
gan 4 Co. and of Cruttenden & Kerr, and re
ceiTes his proportion of all monies and accounts
dne the hsm Of Cruttenden, Logan & Co.
CHARLES H. EIcHLEs,
D23,d&wlm A. +. CRuTIEsDES.
Walla Wsla, W. T.. Lee. IS. ISL
, 1882-01-28

WILL BE7GcoD.-There need be no fear
bat that the picture Of Walla Walla which
vii shortly be issued by Mr.. Hopkina Of the
Palosx Ga-ese, will be . very cred,tabIe
mA We have examined the drawings and
en- ~ that If the photographer only does his
dnky Is vill Be 6st-clAss ad.ir. We hope
our eitiuas and business mec viii give Mr..
Hetk k,ns every eneouraseneut for his enter.
prise o. our behalf
, 1882-01-28
vuE ENGLISH REMEDY

Is q never-fail NJ cure
for Nsrvons l,ebility,
Ex hsas.ed Vitality,
S e minsl Weakness,
Sper,latorrhea, Lost
Mar Hood, Impo.en,,
cy, Paralysis, and all
the terrible effects OF
Self-Abuse, youthful
folIes, and eScesses
in maturer years
-
, 1882-01-28

Go Ir-We are glad that the building Of
a 80. O0O dollar school house Is being agitated,
but unfortunately by thase who are not tax
payers. 1t is an easy matter for such peo'
pie to advocate taxes, Iaore taxes, but when
the tax payer comes to deposit his ballot il
will be found that $1,000 dollar school
house will be voted down 1t has been very
correctly said, that, as a rule, too much
money is expended in erecting school houses
which are more preteniious and costly than
their requirements demand. The chief cues
ton our people are interested in is what sort
of an education Is impaired, not what kind
Of building the children get it in.
, 1882-01-28

A WARSISG TO FEw.-Without half
trying. man who is posted can easily place
his hand upon individuals in this city to
to whom the respectable may well cry out
in policeman's well.known hail to roughs,
move on" Some, We are sorry to say.
wear womans skirts, and are therefore the
less needed in this community. There Is a
city on the Sound. known by the name OF
Seattle. that has reputation for gentle and
expeditions extensions Of hospitality to crime
stained parties, that some Of our less worthy
citizens may be in need Of. Go there at once,
and save this city expenses and annoyance
over expenses Of trials, imprisonments and
perhaps executions
, 1882-01-28

NOVEL ENrERrAISNESr.-The young Ia
dies Of the Baptist church will give . repre-
sentstion Of twelve different heather nations
in costume, With other curious and entertain
ing exercises tonight at that church. after
which . supper will be served. Tie proceeds
go TO support and educate gui in Ipdia.-
Ez. Wonder it any Of EN- will appear in
the limited garb Of our late lamAnted fore.
parents, Adam and Eve
, 1882-01-28
The Family Physician.

The Family Physician Is the latest work
on fan.ry practice issued in America The
publisher and American editor voueh for the
fact Of its having been written by eminent
physicians and surgeons in the great London
hospitals, where the diseases Of the world are
studied in the varied and Ininutest phases
Probably no medical men on the face of the
earth have greater opportunities to study dis
eases Medical men pronounce it the work OF
the ablest minds. Every subject Is infinitely
treated. "The Family Physician gives the
latest discoveries in medical science. some
points of which are perfectly startling.
y. A, BEATTY,
Deco4tf General Agent.
, 1882-01-28
DIX. sPINNEY L "a,
Administrator A Notice,
Estate Of PErEx N. LYNCH Deceased.

NOTICE is hereby given by the under
~ signed, administratriI Of the above n:..l=,i
estate, To the creditors Of, and persons having
claims against said estate, 70 exhibit the same,
with the necessary vouchers. thin one yeaI
from the first publication Of this notice, to the
undersigned, at the Office Of T. J. Anders, Esq,
in Walla Walla city.
MARY LYNCH,
525tw Administrative.
Walla Walk, W. T., Dec. 20, 1881.
7. J. ANDEgs, Attorney for Estate.
, 1882-01-28
DR.. SPlNNEY,
No. IL kearney ST.. san FrancIsea-
Treats all Special aad Chronic
Diseases.
YOUNG NrEN

WHO MAY BE SUFFERING FROM
w the effects Of youthful foiiies and in
discretion, will do well to avail themselves %:
this, the greatest boon ever Ibid at the altar II
suffering humanity. DR. SPINNEH will
guarantee to forfeit 500 for every case0f Sem
inal Weakness or private disease Of any kind
nr character which he undertakes and fails tG
, 1882-01-28
Dissolution Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
N the partnership heretofore existing be-
tween Messrs. Berry & Phillips is this day dis
solved by mutual consent, Thomas Berry retir-
ing from the firm. All debIs due the firm must
be paid to P. +. Phillips, who will assume all
liabilities. D23d&wlm
THOMAS BERRY,
p f. PHILLIPS
WaIla Walla, Dec. q, 1881
, 1882-01-28

Ivil nal tftsel the recipe for . s.%pSss T4S
FRECKLEs, PINPLES AID BLoTGa,nS II
i...;,,. The .tsn soft. clear and beautiful; Aise'
inssrucs;cns for producing luxrIiant sro@.a, IN
a hair On bald head or smooth tsee- 40,
dres- Il - inclosine stamp, Ben. Vandeif 20, .
Reekman Street. n. Y.
, 1882-01-28

A GENTS WANTED.-Big Pay. Lsh
n Work Steady Employment SSmp.ss
Free. Addrs.-, NJ L BYkN, ~ Na.a
Shss. Nev York HIa
, 1882-01-28

A LARGE Cow.-PrObably the largest COW
in the world is owned by Martin S. Stakes,
of GRANVILLE, White County, ILL., She i.
seven years old and weighs 5000 pounds,
III hands high. 10Y feet long from the end
of the nose to the buttock, Ia feet from the
nose to the end of the tail, s feet 9 inches
around the girsh, 26 inches around the fore.
ann and 81 inches across tie hips. She hAs
been exhibited in four States, Illinois, Indi-
ana Missouri and Tennessee. She is white
and red, mostly the latter, well-formed and a
perfect beanty, has two 6ne calves, one three
years old and the other three moaths old.
She vas raised in Posey County, Ind.
, 1882-01-28

A FOREST OF STONE TREEs.-From tGen-
ty TO thirty-five miles from Denver, between
Cherry creek and Running creek, the Denver
and New Orleans Railroad forces struck an
unusua! obstruction, it being nothing less
than a buried forest. The trees are all pet.
ri6ed and sgatized, are Of all sizes and lie
buried at various depths, from ten to twen-
ty-five feet, which is as deep as any excaSa'
tions were made by the workmen. They
came upon these relics Of aby-gone age In at
least half q dozen localities and have met
with not a little difficulty on their account.
The trees are very perfect and could be taken
out nearly whole if suitable machinery were
employed. Tribune.
, 1882-01-28

HERNASS.-Nothing gives a city greater
prominence than the visit to II of the ceIe.
bratsd, vorid-renowned Characters. There
is one man the people Of this Pacific Coast
have even never seen, yet he is celebrated -
the great preatdigitateur Of the age. This is
Hermann, the magician Hermann, the
wizard, whose feata have caused the greatest
wonder and assouisnment wherever he has
performed, and he is coming here and vii
appear for his first performances at S,ahrs
Open House next Saturday night. An i'm
mense treat s in store for our citizens and
hin visit vii give ms al something to talk
about for mouths aftersard.
, 1882-01-28
Summons.

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, ls,
COUNTY OF WALIs WaILl '>->-
In the District Court Of the Territory of WasI-
ilgtOa and for tie FTrN JH.ijeidI District
thereof, Ho'dihg Terats at Waia WaiId,
Wa,Ld WaAa CoDaig. iR sail Territory.
Ottelia Mau and Hermann j. S.dlsr, Paint
ifs, vs.. ID. W. kaup AMI Jeha Ii.
NnrrlU naFap1apfs
, 1882-01-28
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by addressing in perfect eon6denee,~
y .' JOHN B. OGDEN,
,,a,f ~ Cedar Street, \. Y.
, 1882-01-28

RELEasED.-Mstt 0'Herren, who wa,
committed in default Of $500 bail to appear
for trial at the next term Of court, has been
released. It appears that OHerren was
treated in very rough manner, and being
man of high-strung temperament, only re-
sented what be considered to be an insult.
We hear from many old-timers expressions
of regard for him, and all, with one accord,
agree in pronouncing him gentleman in
everything that goes toward making up the
man. He IS an old timer. and has been 2
years on the coast and this is the first time
he has ever been in trouble, and naturally
feels it keenly. Directly his friends became
aware of his position they applied for re-
duc,ion Of his bail and judge Lacy after
looking INTO the case. like the just justice
he is reduced it to hall the orisin,l amount,
which was deposited on Friday morning.
, 1882-01-28

V92srsss free. = Se ms Iist; ; Every =
shnn thing new Capital not re-
WOOq quired- We riil furnish you
everything. Many are max
ing fortunes Ladies make Is much IS men.
and boys and girls make great pay Reader,
II you want = business at which you can make
great pay al the time you work, write for Lar.
dculArs to II. HALLErT Co. Portland. Ne.
, 1882-01-28
AEONEY TO LOAN

NyIDDING NOTE rAPKR ..tr. s..
w f4 ~ q IL SRA xanAH oGta1
, 1882-01-28
TAR FOR SALE.

The Walla WaIla Gas Company has a
6ne lot Of pitch psne wood tar. II rs
suitable for the pre4eryalion az fence posts an 4
It viii Be sold at the astnnishingiy lrW price a
81 per barrel, or - 20 per barrel when the
barrel il furnished. 4G-H
, 1882-01-28
A VALUABLE RESOURCE FER THE
6 I C X .

Among the many resources which medical
skill has made available for the sick and
debilitated, none ranks higher than
, 1882-01-28

Before six ysan almost every foot Of iand
besssea her. asd Wallsls viii Be under eui-
tvssiou. We mean that hitherto suppoeed
dessrt Over which ~ many Of eur citizens
have Travelled and cursed for its uselessness.
This is . bold prcphesy to make. and yet We
think ne make it understandingly. All the
land that must have irrigation in order 70
SUCCESSFULLY cultivate it, can caaily get water
from the many streams with which this coun-
try b blessed; and the higher lands are. from
Ill appearances and according TO testimony
of those that have tr,ed them. just a good
wheat producing lands - ve have anywhere
Surrounding AZ. Farther and farther down
the railrosd track, starting at the old depot
a. this place, farms have been laid out and
suocenfuliy cultivated, where only few
years ago farmers would have blushed 10
have hauled plow through, until the eulti-
waited regions lie FAR below and is climbing
the summit nov that shut Wallula from our
view. Across the river from Wallula, that
emigr,nts have looked upon for years as a
barren and hilly stock range, unit for culti-
vation, lies . country Is productive n our
own foothills. And within . year or two
there will be settlements there that will as
ton,sh "old timers" add make them swear
At themselves for not steipg in the past the
advantages of settlement there. Ranches on
those despised hills are already plentiful.
and water is found wherever it has been
sought, even within six feet Of the surface
sometimes. As the greenhorn just from the
States ofttimes strikes the biggest luck in
mining camp, so does the fresh and yerdant
emigrant invariably squat upon what in after
years proves the most valuable piece of land
in the county. This Is gentle reminder to
those people in this city who are lounging
around and looking for farm to grow be-
meath their bar room chair. Go out into the
countries that are anxiously awaiting your
coming, longing and waiting TO bloom as the
desert oft blooms for you and your now pau
per children.
, 1882-01-28

In Ae District Court o l,c frritory of TaSh-
ingt9a oad fer ne First Jaiicid District
Gfrr4f HoI{ug Te-AH at Waha Haid,
WaiIa VaiiG county, ~ scid TerTttJTy.