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Wells Health Remover" Greatest remedy ON
earth for impotence. leanness sexual debility, &c
81. at druggsts Kansas Depot, McPIKE & FOX.
Afebison Eansns
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Roots and Shoes

II Farmers now depend upon getting then
grinding Gone promptly. at the Severance Mills.
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SLEEPLESS NIGHTS. made miserable by that
terrible cough Shilohs cure is the remedy for you.
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A Varied Perform a nee.

Many wonder how Parker's Ginger Tonic can per.
form such varied cures thinking it Of ginger
when in fact it is made from many valuable medicines
which act l'rnefeially on every diseased organ
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WILL YOU SUFFER with dyspepsia AMI Livei
Complaint Shil0h's vitsIer is guaranteed TO eur,
Won.
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THAT HACKING COUGH ean lie so quickly cured
by Shilohs Cure. We guarantee it.
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q The fnet is. the ring thieves have bought up
txcthirds of Washington, and pulled the wool nrer
the syts Of n considerable part Of The other third.
Frauds against the government iskeE a mat
ter of course at the capital
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y blaine clubs with large memberships he
ing formed all over the country. The Planned
Knight still seems 10 compare very farorably With
.sOid Grant
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CATARRH CURED, health and sweet breath re
cured by Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy Price 20 cents.
Nasal Injector free.
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= Weak muscles and nerves. eluggishness Of
thought and inactivity. cured by Browns Iren Btsers
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~ New Goods at LELAND'S. New
styles Dress Gools, and cheaper than
ever
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Come go see as.

Large stock of Boots and Shoes, just
received, at Leland's.
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= In his message to Congress, tine President re-
commended the reduction Of letter postage to two
eenfs. This bid of Mr.. Arthnris for Private Dali
cells rote is too apparrnf.-Chieaso I15sre.
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II visor, strensth and health all found in one
bottle of Browns Iron Bitterr.
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~ The place to get native lumber, is at Palmer
& Ortous White Cloud.
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" Your nsary's worth every time. and little
more. n. c. sNcLkIn 4 BRo
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~ All wanting good -four shsnld get the Sever
.pee Mills ..Suow Flake
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naNIpnan CouNTy pIRECToRY.

Judge ID Judicial Dstrict-DAvID MAKTIS.
County Capi.missisn-rs-R p. sHrLsKr. CYRUS LELAND
JR. LTKrs FETTEg-
sheriff.. c. BAILEY.
Clerk OF District Court-F j. CLasE
Trtlsurer-SAS,TE y. JOHNSON.
County Clerk-D. W. NoEsE-
County AitGrney-TBoa.s w HEALTHY
ProlI7ie Jndgc-JoHN 7. WIIsoS.
Register Of Deeds-EEAssiUs r. DIXON.
Superintendent If Public In~trHetiou-H. F. SHAskk.
Surveyor-CHAgLEs CoRm'sIEH
Coroaer-Dg. RoHEgT :. DissaoRK.
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FOR lame back srde chest, shilohs PO-
rpus Plaster. Price IS cents
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~ Coal constantly on hand and for sale ., the
Banner MiIls
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TROY MARKETs.

~ Corn meal, rye meal and graham. constantly
on hand All kinds of feed chopped very cheap. at
the Banner Mills
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~ The rumor that the proceedings Of the taria
commission to he srt Ia music seems to have
beer n canard.-Bafaio Courier.
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= Exchange work done at Banner Mills Quail
ify and quantity guaranteed. with or without otia
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VIII negotiate leans for parties wishing to borrs'
saney 3feb76.
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SHILOHS COUGH and Consumption Cure is sol
by us on a guarantee. II rures consumption.
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~ Loss Of hair and grayness, which often maj
the prrtiiest face. prevented by Psrker's Hair
Balsam.
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True 10 Her Trust.

Too much cannnt be said Of the ever faithful wife
and mother, constantly watehihg and caring for her
dear neglectng a single duty in their be-
half. When they are assaulted by disease and the
rystem shoaid have thorough cleansing. the stoni-
arh and bowels regulated, blood purified, and nala-
rial p"ison exterminated she must know that Flee
trir Bii;ers the only remedy. They are the
hest and purrst medicines in the world. ard only
ros; fifty ctnis Sold by d. {. Sinclair & Bro Troy
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n fine line Of Jewelry. at d. G. Sinclair a.
Rro..
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CuxcEEI-Thc WHEREFORE Grand Concert Com
pany will give an entertainment in the Methodist
church. Monday evening, December 18th. This
troupe is frcm Wiherforce University, near Nenia
Ohio and consists Of ten vocalsis. five males and
five females. They all eoiorcd, and are Il SINH
lar company 10 the Tennes-eeans, who gave such
good satisfaction here. almost year ago. They
will give secular and humorous songs, and number
of tie camp-mceting melodies, that always take 30
well With an audience. They bring testimonials
from the prcs. from musical professors, college
presidents ministers Of the Gospel and all classes
of leading citizens. The Rirhmond lind Paliadi
says of them:
The concert given last evening by the Stewart Con
cert Company, of Wilberforce University, one
of the finest musira trrafs the people of Richmond
have had opportunity of enjoying this s-nson.
Mr.. Stewart and wife Travelled with the Tennessee
ans for several ears and acquired much celebrity.
ia which they were justly entitled, vocalists. The
other members Of the troupe students of the Uni
yrrsity, but all have excellent, we'll cultivated
voices The programme was very attractive, and
the audience cvn ced their appreciation by frequent
applause. OF the reeitatOns of Miss ii. q. Brown.
too much cannot be said. As reader she is the
peer of any professional in the land.
Prices Of admssion-Rcscrved seats, 50 cents;
general admission, IS cents; children, . cent?.
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nnnnr rnnann


Al low rates on long time. y. PRICE,
It=neSa. Troy, Kansas.
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A Portrait of Gariald

TIE TK:btxE win send its regular r,ssr, poEtrsit
Of Garfield one Of Nss Garfield - by % ress In
good fer psTar library tho-~ not
subscribers. for % cents each
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GROUP. wHoOPING COUGH, and Bronehiti
Immediately relieved by Shilohs Cure.
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AGENTS.
JAMES H. BATES Il Park Row. New York.
s NJ PETTENGILL 4 co. 80 Park Raw. New York.
POWELL & CHESMAN. 81 Louis, No.
.TRIS PAPER may be found on file at George p
t14O al 114S Rowr & Co Newspaper Advrr
SIR Burrau, 10 Spruce st. where aayertisinng COZ
racts H.ay he made Tor il n SEW WORK.
0. -. o. y.
rry CITY fsr Nc n ever Saturday night. AT
ID Fellows Hall BIDDERS Rank AL members 81 the
tl-r are cordially invited Ia attend
FRANK BROWN, y. G.
wA. EEzSTNE, x See.
AZ a A. "a.
Truv Lodge NJ IS A p and A. NJ. meets in their Hall
art Monday ,sr before fun ard sccoud
saturday thereafter. - -. :,
ID. c. SINCLAIR, SEE
TROY Chapter No L. L. a. NJ, bold trrr meetings
JAMES d. WILLIAMSON, II. T.
u. c. SIScLAIE, Sec.
wath,Ia Lodge NJ. ca 4. =. & A. NJ meets 81 tbeii
Hall every saturday hsfOrr the full mnon and every
two weeks thereafter Visiting brethren cordially IN
Sited q attend ;. HATCH, w NJ
G. PoIIGE. See.
X. OF On.
TpDv L,ais- No 3is knights Of Ho;0r. meets the
I'D AMI .urth Friday evenings in each month in Odd Eel
Laws HaB ever BoleTs Bank.
II. 5. DINSMORE, Dictator.
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QufI-cLAIM.
Pleasant Ridge ltenas.

United States of America to John Powell, no
west quarter section II. township 9, range l9
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CireslsI. describing The TEIBrxI premiums fall
snd sample evpes ef the PAPER sent ffee application
Adtrrs-. simply
THE VRIlsfyE
, 1882-12-02
A Visitor.

He wasn't clad in faultless eWuing dress
with diamondsprayed linen, snowy OF snowy
tie and that usual addeudum an eye glass,
when he very cautiously opened the door
looked in and said ''Howdy."
He was rather elunga.ed in head and
attenuated as TO leg, with 2 middle body
Aldermanic. He hid on pair OF high water
pants fastened at the waist with Railway
spike, a coat cut-away-u up III the back, shoes
travel-stained and worn, hat that looked
as If it had been Slammed upon hundred
bar-room counters to prove his assertions,
and a face that would have secured him
MAC. as an undertaker's assistant, to wait
on customers in the woe department. We
reph,d:
Good morning
Is here where you plunge the FabeTs'
"This is the editorial room"
Where things are writ. 'Tis well Do
You thi:k Ia do:'
''For what -
liWell | want to smug.l- up to something
this winter. and II as lief As not pnugle sew
ersl dollars If you'd hunt up wife tor me
"You want to adv rtise for wife'
by j,key that's the tudleum
1--WE shall refer yoa to one Of our business
managers.
you keep m"rn one
...Oh yes. We ! ave five or SIX scattered
,h,u. Y..u see It don't C, 3, muchi we put
ben on commission. hut 1t sOun's high
gives people All idea that we are dong al
,,o,,sD.- th,uy in the papr hIe. When
op. .tarvrs t. death, We get another ana
mn, INTO the paper high-souniing add, Mr..
and So is appointed ore Of our business
managers, etc. S'et
dow muck will 1t cost to vertize iuF d
Wife," >.
According to the quality yOu seek II
Won wan. 4 pump little darling OF Is they
come high. II You uil! be satisfied WIN ah
old maid who has missed 50 many chances
- eet married that IT has made her almost
too weak TO even simPer. We can s''a'iS
lower the rates. say So per month"; nSe ilhes' :.
Tn, other style come at SjPer moAtn- ShAi'
7 ring the bell for one Of the business man
ag-rs!
Give me time to consi;er h'''e e''
, 1882-12-02
Tie Milky way.

The cow-herd conventicn met 7, v,.
held on one Of the elesknt lawns in the
southeastern part Of the city last Sunday
evening. 4 large number were presen, At
the midnight seance The COW catcher had
secured the city for delegates, and irom the
number present. there we're few cow-sl,ps
that night. A notable absence xas Madame
Muiey, who furnishes the tactical
for the table Of the City Marshal
The convention was called 10 order bv
Mrs Counelmen, who moved .hs. Mr..
Short-horn Durham, Of District Court. take
the char. She took it on three legs. bsy-
ing practiced that sort of gymnastics all
summer, In getting the fresh Youug leaves
from trees and tall flower plants. After she
had taken her seat, Mrs. City Executive,
who has the reputation of being able to ho K
up or down, AMI manipulate any gate.lock
In the city. rose IN her place and SAID:
While dealing out milk last evening, /
heard 1t stated that man from Illinois was
coming h,re TO Walla Waila with the object
of herdinS cattle. This Is an invasion of our
nights, sister, and have formulated the
following:
Resotred, That the cows now here are all
that can be supplied with fower-rarCien
ranges; there Is no great prospect for roses
and the like, upon which We feed, for
another season, and
Re'otred, That we ask the city authori-
ties to pass an ordinance to prohibit the
further influx of bcvines.
Ms. Pianer, OF the NIL Ste. sail she
could not promise any influence. A. she had
been having ,ime OF it. Sh. was inelin-,i
to think tia. mast of the ei'y authurlti.s
mad agreed TO enact neS ordinance on the
subj ct. and
The Chair tsneeringlyl-Notm much self,
rntei' st in family butter at low rates, won't
et 'em enact.
Mrs. Street Sprinkler vas Of the opinion
.f.st a rrading Of the ordinance wonld sho.
.hat at The last Cou.,i 1t was agreed tha,
he City Marshal s.ouIi pound COWS in
Shorts sable al the city. eSpe Sc Unfsr-
unste,y Mr.. Mul IS absent AMI cann,t
Spla II.
MIR. pr,ym N saiI ;ha: Nas tn Long and
Short If IL
Mrs. Once = Deuosras sail ,he hid been.
.skei t. grse !~gi. q in'cn l, t, tn right
i mau to build cow->i.ei wI:h a boo
~ry next 70 4 mans h0us~, and
At this point the dI..ates all beloved
uut Oh, SHAW ! aui the meeting suddenly
,di,urned.
, 1882-12-02
A Business BOOM

Il is natural enoagh, that the prep ''''''
for the holiday trade, both on the par %
buyers and sellers. should create an IN
usual activity throughOu. all branches 0i
trade in this city, but aside nom th'-' VIC
find on inquiry that our merchants are an
ncipatins an increased trade this WINTER
An editor from the Sound visited this eiiS
tor several days last week, and was reS'i,
surprised TO See the immense stocks OF goods
carried by our merchants; not only surprised
Al the amoua. OF goods in sight, but their
qua''S' ard the general activity Throughout
all branches Of business. He tells Us that
'"e 'H'neas'ons in all parts OF the territory
Nu''7 ne Las Travelled lately, are for an IN
p'eceaeh'ed era Of prosperity. which IS Ike
~ 10 '1s' Tor several years. Walls Waila Is
growing With rapid strides is the number Q:
Peop,e VINO ate engaged in those industries
sn'eh are Productive OF Actual ~e-i-i- npv
ousiness people are wholly satisfied with the
present outlook and trade, and the exception
Is to hnd 1An here who does not antici'
, pate a steadily growing prosperity for seTer.
q ysass 10 como
, 1882-12-02
Another Murder.

Tre ir,Ver If the stage between tals CITY
and PeudletOn furnishes the following par
tlculars OF the finding of the body OF ohss
Mulherron, neal the middle crossing Of the
Cma,iila river. between Pendlet,n and the
reservation. MulherrOn appeared at Pen
dleton about week ago, riding ore animal
and leading another. He remained guest
:, hotel IN town until his death. He mad,
visits T. the agency or to some point near
.t,,., and there his life ended The ''Queen," :"
o,,w woman, says that last Friday night
=, ha,,d men quarrellng near her cabin,
- M attention 10 It. The body as
80 in the river, fastened 70 the shore
wirb a rope which ~as tightly tied about his
-. un,n examination the skull was
foupa to be broken in three pieces the
,,.,n.fs er,de n.ly made with an az or some
No doubt the man "as muir
- :, soms poia, away from the river,
i,,,ss, there and pitched IN A search o'
n. nod, discovered $50 IN money and
/ sar,;s.,.s Of deposit for $500 more made
on, bv a Boise bank, also oouu VI 80. -
IT,. oo-o,sr had no. concluded 'he my I.>
., on- informant left Psndls'on- ne
,,.o,x among the people al ,nL-n ros,
.h,, MuIh .rrcn was killed IN :. -, the
.u,ong the Indians eci'ee'eN
! "Oueen's quarters
, 1882-12-02
Turkeyday,
tropOlis.

4 good many unusual things will take
place here in Walla WalIa Tomorrow
Thanksgiving Day.
In the early morning people viii bob
up-serenely," feeling good and determined
upon beng thankful in various way
We shall issue no DAILY STATESMAN to-
morrow, because the people engaged III
making this newspaper have a harkering for
holiday once and awhile, and especially
one in which good things. TO eat, cut So large
a figure. 1t is not customary TO give news-
paper people cIe lit for liking these good
things
All The Christian people of the city are IN
vl,ed TO attend union church service OF
praise and thanksg wing. at the Congrega-
riunal church. corner of Erse ami S-eoud
streets, at eleven O'Clock. Rev. Mr.. jos
lyu, pastor of the Methodist church, will
preach the sermon. Mr.. Jo,lyn is among
our most talented and popular ministers,
and viii, no doubt. greatly please Ills hear
ers. We hope the church viii DE crowded.
And that reminds Us III t the ladies Of the
Methodist church, corner Of Second and
Pop,ar streets. have made PREPARATIONS for
one OF those rare good dinners, TO be given
at tie church tomorrow, between the ho1rs
Of haf-past twelve AMI ten o'clock n.
The united skill i'll cookery o; al! the ladies'
Of this congregation has been invoked for the
occasion aad dinner, and those wLo dine
there re-i"r 20 cen;s-wiIl be ready 10 tx
clam with G5ldsmith-
- Bles. be these feasts, with plenty crowned.
Or with the Bard in the Merchant OF Ven
ice
"Ifey are as sick that sgrrfeit with zoo 1rlueh.
as they that s;a-sewith nothing.
Thankful that you have churches and pas
tors. and all the ether elements OF Ch,i-t.aa-
i,y, 90 and dine with these ladirs. and add
10 their Il IRE OF what has BEEN YOU :hslfed
TO yoa.
All the week long hosts have be-n saying
This day held at Old accustomed feat,
Whereunto have invited many guest,
Such as love: and you arons the stcre
Once more most welcome. makes NV number
more.
After this feast IF fat Things viii cnTne the
cld-time family gathering IN psilur, with
reminiscense for the FER ones, and many
pranks for little people Then the ''coasti.
tutioual' walk or dr'se, in the en>p, uintry
ST..
ADl when the iayii 1t : done, and the
l.nIus glow, the sCEai oi music cones, and
scores OF young people Will tarong tha opera
houss, where the members Of the Hook and
/ Ladder company will greet and make the
hours pass enIoyabiy.
! And SO Will pas Thanksgiving Dsv. o;
, 1882-12-02

Messrs Lee & Adams, the well kEoan liV,
ery men, have increased their business t. -Ica
Al extent that they haze added the Old Os-
borne stable TO their already large establish
ment, and ROW haze TO, nIfor - more horses.
and carriages IN proportion Their harness
room is tie lest in the upi'er country, and Con-
tains % .e,s Of Aala-s-. II short time they
viii receive 4. new hack, claimed tn ne hand
somAr than any oth-r now in this city.
, 1882-12-02

A CUEE FOR THE RACK LyG.-Peter Ivo-
~. who Is an eNFeusnced cattle raiser, ssys
the follow M remedy Nj. erre the black l,g
or iiphtkesia. We give i :ur The benefi; OF
Our farmer readers. lie says: "Whea the
animal is first ;aSen Il wi!l exhibit lame
Ness In some Que Of It's l-ss With sharp
knife open tie lane member betKeen the
knee and the h"af, where Will lie found a
lump or slck hlled With awhite substance,
sque zs all this out thea I'll the opening
with sal; and pepper, and band the limb rp
with rss. TEis Is al tiat IS required. and
remedy Is certainly ehesP sni simp'e ard
worthy trial
, 1882-12-02
4 CARD.

To al ',ho are suffering fro.a tie erroIs and
indisgIe ,rs Il youth, nervous "eaAnsss. "a. !y
decay. loss Of llaaLooA. etc, viii send a re-
ceire that y III care YOU. FEEEUF CHARGE
This great remedy was Gis-nv rel y ms
siouery in South AmeFi-a- Se:.l ~e!; ad-
dressed envelope t. the Rev. josef. /. In
nan. Station ID, New YorI Ci.y.
a. 1f-esl-ig
, 1882-12-02
WHATS THE USE IL TALKING,

There is ro DENYING tiat SOIpD1N ;i- the
Lest preparation frr tie mouth and teeth
PreplSati, rs li.- STOW fax Il. H'.inber l. ge
Appealed. Jal he ;.a'Ic f..ith i st,il stT.u- i'll
The virtues Of SCZDDONT. j. Use g.Gws
Va l!v.
, 1882-12-02

An EvESTFUL DAY--Ne1t Wednesday
vii be al even.ful period IN the history OF
the 10Th century: one Of the greatsst as.
Economical epoehs Of the century. On .ha.
day the planet Venus will make her way
across the disk OF the sun. and Americans
are on the righ: side TO see the shov-tnat
Is with proper instrumeN. The naked eve
vii only discover dnkened sunlight ior
aboat six hours; small black spot cutting
Sharply into the suns borier, moving slowly
and then Suddenly disappear. Those VITO
do not see this transit Of the beauty, have
the o"aso'-s'o-- Of knowing tha, she viii
cross again l,e year..-nce, or in aoo4 Fol.
the advice OF Mrs DR.. Potts. u YOUR habit.
and you nay live to see Feru. skIp .. .b..
tins
, 1882-12-02
slsren.s cnsrrr Tooth Pasts.

An aromatic eou.hi:a'i,n ior tie I'rzsrrvaJion
f the teeth aai gums. 1; l. ;ar Superior g
any preparation Of i's kiEi in tGe mar-et. In
large, /. nisouie, opal f.,:-, r.iee - cent
F.r s.de hc AL drussi-.7. i''irr, HtTis &
ia. wholesale a-,u;s. Portland pr~-, - t.
r. Il, lule-, N'a.!a Malta, y. / W. HNE
, 1882-12-02

DON'T BUY FGSS TUOIS UNLESS
YOU WANT TIE BEST SEE THAT
OUR NAME Is on EVERY PAIR
AKIN. SELLING : 60.
, 1882-12-02
A Wait.

'.'s .F.w CA.t.rIia, friend oi the
>''-s>e.v say,.
vel, lie .Ii Democracy have achieved
y- see the STATESMAN puts the
- obstruction upon 1t. 1. is no. the
.,.'s' or Zines IF our grand ola party
- live Brought about this result. 1t is
: =, -"ra,'nrss~ o; the Republican party
-'' tae business, but l am Slai cf i,
;aa' !. osr elected Democrats don't
b.. o' Themselves as they so often
>. '7 y'a aLd may still lie to see
'3a-aomeaoaa as a Democratic president.
.ysi very good health here. and i,
-, a. IaPo-saa: consideration with me.
=. ID "Ae tie state and | don't like
/ -, ,77.-- Toy are too pi,qyuniA for me,
n. &. u-a more real. genuine pun.
'''- taan ever ind IN New England
+. - d, things wholly Inconsistent with
-'e4 Zee and easy habits of thi.
igrty-nIners.
, 1882-12-02
BURNETTS COCAINE
The Rest CT all Hair D-esstngs

It allays irritation. removes ali tendency to
dandruff, and IN. l., rates ire action # the
capiIIaries in the hish,st degree. thus urom"t-
ins vi.orcu- and healthy gruWth of hair. Its
effect upon the g,o,siness and ii hn,ss of the
hair Is such A. cannot be surpassed
, 1882-12-02

'.'~Tco lSte To vSst the s=orl whea th>
trumpet sounds 70 icaw H. Bet never too
late TO uhe. your >Pp-.i.e bY tskius kianey-
Wort, restorinS yuu= health sni making yor =
vel, strong. hesr,y Ian Il i uaequAllei As
= rsnedJ ior all liver. bowels AMI kilHsy 3..s-
eases Al druggists keep and recommend IL
, 1882-12-02

Tie Oregon Short Line railway iron Can
srr. Wyoming, Il B.kas City, Oregon, vii be
:.oG s4iles. il tbs present survey Si roi.e i
used. Tae .oal : o,npl-tci 10 ui.,s, !eIv.
ius So miles te bull l. TIE sr..IinS "n los
miles Of this IL nearly camp,-t-I AMI large
f1rce 81 ren AM teams sIe engs 81 81 the
work
, 1882-12-02
To Hank aud Music Ruyers.

Fpr shee: u.u-ic OF books II aay k.ad, send
10 Wiley 3. Allen, Port,ardl Oregon. a
liberal disc .unt to the tr.ie AMI t-arhers-
Large assortment Of Pianos, Cr-sn-, and
everything IN the musical line. roz-dwliI
, 1882-12-02

TN "a al'EFTED.-At a meeting Of
=, l'on Engine Company las. even
..s,. "a, decided to .,cep, the new
a-u , n, NJ Chsso, representative Of
t. - i y. company, s,atru IN s.--
r.. - nat his people were willisg to
r ~e PyF:e,: repair Of the steamer,
~ % aeosp; the steamer was unsni-
K. ''mm',tee, consisting of Messrs.
:, = u eE-ae and C.ton. vas appointed
p,v- Subscribed money for the FIRST
-. - % thursday afternoon the com.
s''y "'.l '.ss to. machine.
, 1882-12-02
DRESS GOODS.

In this Department your attention IS called To-
q ur eIe. snt and seasonshle liGe of rich Dress
tI"ods an Trimmings, comprising recent iuI-
port.sti.ns Vi new and decids' novelties Z { %
t-.inah!e this side O, Portland w offer these
''esnabe goods al Rices which ara extremely
low.
, 1882-12-02
TRIMMINGS,

and Pr"crd-s cannot te eYcelied. We keep
the hanisomest patterns sal ch"i,e-t styles in
hts line. EytuthiHg viii le t.uni ssry a.
tr4cti'- and 1t prices unusually low.
, 1882-12-02

Ask for Rough On Corns" Iac. Qaick
relief; complete, permanent cure. Corrs,
warts, buniorS
, 1882-12-02
Ihas Husband OF Hinr.

j. thFec times the man he va- before b., I-e-
gan using ''W-!.'s Health Rrnewer- 81
Druggists.
, 1882-12-02
For The Ladies

For the finest photographs Wit the gallery
II Frank &. Ahel, Fn,t ST., P,r,isni- "e.Oi;