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FOR CONSTABLE.

-o-H-sMtpH- ANNouNcEs HIMSELF AS
~. a candidate for the office OF Constable
for Eureka Township, subject to the decision
of the Democratic County Convention. jylStd~
, 1882-09-16
Cur County Fair.

Nv .ls- the Two political tick,.' are
l. g'y II tLe field, AID taa candidates lrro.
pes.r placed JeIoro In. people, the golden
E.rraz- -1thcrd and cur farmer ir.epds
lac.n- 4 little Ieisr.e. some consideration Is
in" our r-ogoael colrtY far. = c0oI. well
established county iair Is not only an oYi.
deuce q culture aal notification that oar
farming c0r.muai:y are ali>e 20 these civ:l-
!zDs e'J'ueatr, Lat It is one Of the best plans
fr advertising Ibis section 0: country. il
Nj y. impossible 10 hold I far in Waila
Vu'a Il. week Or ten days wi.hon. its
beng visited ly - great mary people ircm
abroad. Who viii Cot icse the opportunity
81 examining NE products Of Gar soil, and
what tAs2 Sc" there vii prejudice these
peol.- ?ro or con. aud become the su3ie,t o!
cgn.cr- ton AID letters with ana TO s,rang
,.= t,.lgs can b. 20 doubt. Aside from this,
T., r,w .aprss VII sa.le L? the subj CT in a
d,.4i,e! :o.rl, suI II hat wsy spread our
isu.r ta- a.a nesr. Ears ars eiGH1:o.s A.
..s'. No . yrrr -'cT by Int ye.y iaP0rt-
an i.a- royarrcn,s % rrac'iu - aai Turning
in,T.5a.4lts - p,sds, 80: pro sealents :ha: the
z,Herll prJi, knew lille aa"ut, aud o.
"l..r'r ,..c :. -urr, tor = hose lele.;- they are
r.aGe. rsais IA Iis Sry-fsIAN. Bat 9:
.u- DIS, improvements ani ;h-ir h,netit'
are sal- -ev,aloj ani evpiainei, IhAt IS
i:-1 OF vr-y imro't-at ei@cation- An
a-,nt. yeca! rig g.ttcl, mig VS., farmer
= ,yn'ai.. The 2a5urs ard grea: beuStt o.
tie :iJ;as r-m,l7 20 ctaper, ba. ~ The far
-'= .ar.ag. la1 e>-,Ei.:. aad see for himself.
IL ;se.si.y cjnratei tier. teesuse the Oh
let i b.io-e h:rn. md 60 all through the
rl-g.s t-kon ~ i tai., there is information
a5 :, =! as I,,easGre. Directly anu iIdir1csiy
d i.i- vii H. of service 10 every t.nstiess
nan u tie comn.nrit.. an' every business
man here sAou:d most chesrfullY CON: -
the supp ri Q: the :a.aasers.
, 1882-09-16
From The Palouse Region

W. hsee 5 communication from a reliable
Informant IL the falouse region, iron which
" clean the appended items:
CuiiaK City Is not rebuilding in The porr.a-
e.. ~ manner Indicated by the pnhiisler ot
tae Gdz,r, ) nunLrr II these burned oat
have erec.gd irsme hui!!:nss. hut i..ese are
nearly al OF that Temporary charactz-, COR
mon IL frontier towns. so fAr no oti,Ct -
b4i,d,rg Lorel has been made. ard at tais
tume travellers wio visit there have 10 do
s5ma rnstling 10 iini place 10 sleep. The
in>urance men are fighting shy c.: the place,
tac C:;y GcaEcil, IL spite q tae teTribic e1-
Pesienee of tie past fifteen months. fariiag
to make proper pfos;zIoas against ne.
Tie crops IN the Ps!ouse 5els have been
fully two-th;ras. and in n.spy places three
faur5hs yieii.
Down at rlainviIIe, which IS about ihree
miles from Coiiaz. - the min irne of the
road brtw,cn the Northern Poei.ic an
Mosc9w AMI Farp;ns,cn, ana outside q; thc
NH ilnGs which surround C0iiaz, Q-eFar:-
TORS ;.r 4 dedication CT the ;02-n are Deng
made. W.saou, any iHv;tIous comparison,
this seems TO have Iaet the Vows Q! the ueo-
PIE u th;s Section as he - place Tor 1.
town. ana il is believed thar when the tNn
plat are ready ard lots offered, :here viii
b. 4 vary general purchase q this property.
aui c1as!icrabie OF town III! sprIas -
ana be thoroughly established.
Oar iEiorman. tr'voi~d through the
F4rraingt II and Roc1tor.i Ieqio9. AMI there
fed, nc. only good erc2=. hnr an rHtefpris-
is-, thrifty people, iot,lant Over tie easly
prospect of te!ng able - ship ;he.r proiCets
bg raal THIS r'glon IS rap!dly settling ~.
chiefly by people from California. Nh
Murphy, who l5ca.ed a. toel-fosd ahou. ou.
wear ago, las induced quite a large emiEra-
iio.i frn:u D.lSWaf: caun.r. Ne= Nork, ani
from Northern Gallo i Il zsa new
dael:;nEa tavr been b-iit at L rcsf5fd this
wear, large saw ard .risr NH h@s te,u
added Il others thcTe, ari Bennett I q.
h,v. bad 20 add to their warehouse room 10
enable them 10 haadIe al the gram eonil,
there for q market.
, 1882-09-16
A Season Of Bus,ness le.,v,tvR

tswould be.difhcult to 20 estray from the
evidenees that the present i. q season Of unu.
sual business activity here in Wslls WaIIs
city and county. The harvest is ended. the
products OF the valley land Are being brourb.
in.o market, debts at commercial and bapk.
'ns houses, and individual accounts are being
settled, large circulation Of cash Is the re-
suit. the hot weather has passed and Cur
people have taken new. leas. Of lie. In
the stores We ind .orr merchants in the uo,.
session Of or getting in larger and fine, stocks
| g. goods than. ever before brought here. and
all OF them With that confidence in the futurr
Of this. bright thrifty little city, which war.
ranis not ouly these Investments OF goods
but extensive improvements in their busines.
houses that iook to IN increase of trade.
The exception would he to tind rss,rchan,
here who is not conident..of bright future
for Walla Naiia, and unwilling 10 invest
freely IN enterprises Of s1 kinds : Outside
OF the husines. houses, We have the best OF
crideace that people here are anticipating
unusual activity in almost every direction
where capital Is invested. All this ac.,vi.v,
or quite all Of i IS, of course, one Of the re-
suits which Our general country. and this
county il PARTICULAR. has enjoyed tor the
pas: year or two. Another element Is the
railway building now going-on herea6outs.
Conservative business men, who 4 wear ago
closed ratis parse strings agains. al invest.
nGut, have been touched and tempered by
the spirit oi activity abroad in this fair land
9ad are seeking Tor deposits OF money, tsti--
lei that h0ard.ng,it, means losing golden
OPPORTUNITY. Taere is nothing Of "Fever.
! Isl flush" about all this business boom and
general activity here ia WaIla Walla, tu. AZ
,TG OF Thrift ami enterprise that mas good
sound hssis. II IS based upon tons OF golden
c5ain, upon abundant yields Of fruit, upon a
rapid iHcrea'e q population sni the multi
p. i wants of tlat Population, upon grea;
, ;.ie II emigration pouring inso this territory
anil tins valley, upon the opening up OF new
lauds and :aessJuiid.ng up Of nsY homes. Ia
, az tins there are 70 ei6ies. which belong IN
! he t-eac-cGoua sea of mere speculation. into
which our people may be drawn. There
can lie no sudden shrinkaga Of such values
As ii1sss things rsescat. There is no oppor-
! tuRi;y for tla- undue confidence. which is
'rue cf Wild ard haselsss SPECULATION. l. is
a sound prosperity that ,has come 70 Us, and
L@s none o: HAT ialse stimulus from which
comes an eHe-rst.n. reaction. The present
, has IL opporru'iiies ard lis gains fer every
man who chooses TO invest. There has been
- eNe.en,srt ab'ut THIS rapid increase CT
orr r~uSrsIuUs outlook
, 1882-09-16
Reed Of Detective Worr

IL is not surprising that the papers o1.s,ds
" our territory are commenting Unfaro-ably
10 Is upon the number Of crimes committed
heFe' and the escape Of tie perpetrators.
We mos. certainly stand IL need Of song
sh-ewd aai efficient detective work.
An agent at New York Bar is soally ulur-
eered, and to-day the murdsrers are 70. sD-
pretended; in fact, no clue 70 them has
been obtained. i'.ea Williamson le,vs.
Moran PTairie, In Spokane Coauty, coming
to WAlla Walla, driving pair Of horses that
are easily idsnhfsi. Suddenly he dl.zp-
pears, and to-dsT his wheIeahour. OF that Of
the animals be drove IS a eoInpI-ss mystery.
Doubtless ne was murdered ior tie few duI-
iars paid him Tor railroad labor. i Iopr
resident uear PendietUa Is wavl.;d AID sho.
70 deAtn, and .ne azsassins are st large. Al
old ana esteemed citizen OF Splnsle IS called
70 MS dooc and Is shot az aud u.rroxlv es-
capes instant death. The villains ride avav
and escape. An Cd lady going ilon Day
ton 70 hlr home, ieE miles In tie coaatry,
Is wayiaid and beaten mil she Is un,on.
sciOus. and these scoundreis escape.
a. every camp along tie line ot the
Northern Pacific established between West
wood and Rock Island, Thugs have sand
bagged and blgd.eoned men un.!l the So
gregats Esaches mo scores, aud there mas
been but one or two arrests msd-. indeed.
II may be truly sad that these murderers
and as.assins take 10 ri,ks. j: They can get
the i0b done and lave five minutes start.
Something more IN the wsy of sfiicien: de-
tecsiYe work than Is be.ng accomplished
should be put On foot by tie authorities. II
we lacs N this q damenr, ley the Territory
employ talent from tie outside, and these
'aardercrs be hunted aud punished as their
deeds demand. S5meth;ng Of this kid
Ought to De done, e,se We shall soon obtain
nbroad TIE uueuriabic reVut1tion tha1 at
taches 20 the iawi-ss colnmun..iea Of Ney.
Mexico and Arizona L. Last OrsyoE.Ja
Gays:
The -obters and mlrierers that are now
investing this STAT aud Washington Terri
tory shegli receive To lagiey. They take
all ks, ard summary execution Is neelod
IN their csses to lei those IntsnainI 10 follow
after them Snow that tHaY nav expect tn
same II tksT court dea.h Let shssn have il,
Tor it ls What they deal or: to others. }
ltcle more Of The same Eose c.Vrl "a Brown
and JuhnsoG a iew Years a-a would prove of.
tic'ent, p'rhaps, IL protecting Ae people VT Q
are n"w prey I, ,u.-ta-7ats and thugs.
, 1882-09-16
Abou. Sheep and Wool

Esc-:.;Iy ticy have had a oonr'nti01 OF
s,see-c-,ei.r3 2ni wogl-g-osers at Phlladei-
- j., .ra VIA. VS. saii there. III P=rt, may
..,a b.. ;,rl..!tllcztirS 70 oac t-racr III ada.
o. So ak. .a.I: y w1u,i say to tie
:,,-...-. p. ca Sud rl.iaIe your sheep II the
va -. c.. Gel tho musJ money tor thelT
..,r.--=.s $ 7.i,c. her raising innt;er or ..mhs.
.ur, r.. v..r WOO, t.lle care Il itse.!- Won
mus. r-..rrj our su=tp as machines i"r con-
vac.,rs -rass. iOsss aai gram, IL sAe short
80 rass:y.e ..me. i1:, mu:.ol. with Vool a.
Ia,rg iasi lsat. BY making your sheep tat
j. the ,.ur.e~. possible tire" inch ycu caa
:, h,-r vi !, tie Egg'ish rse5s-aal killing
.a.,a :. sou as tAev are mature, You make
-. r.st s.. undcs, Wool. L Vii 10: oH!y
fa yaua. bat Ae1lihy, It VII haze 70 ten
,..rpI,,es IN l.. Aiming foc tue best n.a5ton,
r.,: will he c-,ta:a e e. the hes wool,
viii. III L, ,yavs sell. 10 iDat.er what race
!, kel5a-s 70. Tins is the sy-ts:a n Eog.sfe'
tie ret nutton-proGu-i1s and cernb'aE-
-y,-r-oiucing couutry in the world. /; Is
ally 4 :.a.:,. OF surprise IL reading Eng
Ish agricultural journals t see hoE little
es,.I.l .lerat-cu Is apparently gwen to the
eva,iEes 81 wool, wi.ile the s.za and iasteh-
M a2t.su5es % lie G,ae-ent breeds oi var
...:s. sre sunjsc.s c: the most re'eh;y a;iaA'
in. Sc, It fs i1''y recognized that toe
,aar...er:,.-, qualities Q; TIE English comb
i-ruolls have beea Developed nF'n ors''
rauy sh,rt-wor rio3 ANNALS by t"e aneoH-
se-ors DEVELOPMENT q their fOrms sud 'hs
-.coriary qualities Of thsi- Zee 'H'- ;3EoISn
g constant l.,n 70 Gevelcp their care1zes Tor
.hc mutton IT rsrkst. Thus zoe interests @
The sy5ws-, ;ss ec-saner Ct r'e't. am the
u..g-f,,...-s- e.: w5v. are i5enriied-
, 1882-09-16
m CiksxtN-

The Autumn campaign has commenced,
and the voice o. the political Christie Is
heard in 'ae land He Is generally found
along the edge of the sidewalk, with his
finger in some poor afflicted soals button
hole. and, with Al eyelass up And down the
street, be pours out his aitty- Sometimes
he runs to bee. hall tables, O. Is toand IN
s.sirTsys convenient 70 place for '.risa-
ting. out no matter where found he IS indus
triously spreading bis slarms. He has prcb-
ably lost prestige with bis party, or pro-
tege has been overlooked IN the sesrca Tor
Official timber, Snd Of COURSE our Ir.s;si'e
tells you eonhdea:iaI,y that the poi.ticsi
events aIe at grand turning paint. On this
tcc0un: that the most moI-satous events
hang oa this. TO yor. mere bagatelle- He
deems It his duty TO sound tie al-sm, ard
he does i. elsnorously ara Iacsssaat.y. He
processes " ha. ordinary nortals cannot see.
and, unless they give him chance, lie Will
not answer for eousequences-s iayorIte
phrzss-thopsh 1t never occuss u MN that
nobody wants hin 10 Answer fer them, arc
ta.t the Consequences ua noc more alarming
thaa taey have ever been They appear 50,
because his defeat makes them ealarge. W
c5urse tie party is ruined unless the old en-
sis..e can establish his point, whatever that
nay be The man has some II tirenee, /; It
Is no better than that which makes you IN
comfortable. What WITH his pokes In yorr
side, as lie l1oks wise, lis sly whispers, Lis
sidclong glance, sni his sticking bis face
close 10 yours. so that you get the tuil beRe-
III Of a sour stomach as vel as a sour ulni,
the Crisisite is nuisance. He gets into
other matters IS Well as politics. Ii there Is
a slight and temporary cnanse in movements
Of 4 railway, the CrisIsite sounds the alarm
He sees woes and caisnities unutterable IN
everytl ing Of this kid. Highly emoilonsd
and generally disturbed II has oUn person,
he is particularly disturbing 20 those about
him And he seems 10 enjoy the aaAiety
and annoyance he fuds he Is capable Of CIV
iug others. He preteads TO know what It Is
not possible fer him I, get reliable luforala-
ton about, and decidedly the t.lsisite Is a
sit subject for a5atemsnt.
, 1882-09-16

Advancing years, care. sickness. disaPpoEnt-
men. and hereditary predi-posIti"n a! "I--
rate 20 turn the hair gray, and eiIher ~ theHi
i,Ieiines IL 10 shed prenatu--iy. Ayers Hair
Virnr vii, Tss-oIe faded .r graz, light or red
Lair - ~. rux1i OF deeT, black. as may be
desired. It sU.trrs a.i clsanses The scalp:
,iyin- /, = hsalthT acton Il rer=Us and
c..-ss danlr1tf and hgm1r-- By its nss falling
hair Is chsckei. and h=E growth Tlii nt p!9-
duced IN all el-es where tae fIl.icies are nor
c-strovei or tie glands Gestr,y-'L L. effects
a-- t,eaa-iirlly shown On br-shr. sesk o;
-ickly La;-. N which 4 few Applications VII
produce the glgss AMI freshness Of yocth-
Harmless and sare L is Operation = 4, N u
c ,apzrab.r as = dressing. a-i i eSfeci4iiy
valas6 T.. si.- soit icstre and TicEncss II eoios
j. linpar-s-
FoE S..E By All b.ALEr--
, 1882-09-16
Popular Everywhere.

Evsry family should have bottle of Syrup
& FIX eo.4stznt.y On hand Is pleasant
tsste and beradeilt effect make it popular
evervwhers. a-i the results are better health
and fever G,c5-.:'- hls- L nay he taken by
old snd young, Ly :.ssn ard women, under snv
and al crouua 5tancea. For sale By III. T..
Holmes. WaIa Wal,a, ,rd Hodge. Davis &
60, Portland. 0r,ccn.
, 1882-09-16
nT; AND COUNTRY


r-s-, - rr'1y r THr',l7y
r,.-.---s. Tsrr.:1Gr Unworthy .7en' on
- ::5-
~, ,he hsrr. d. 10 aai ! P. " rester,
-.-.-..L-.e 80. as loaded wi;L w2sat,
= :. e,--sr q r.:L ~ai M-ia,
II. Eas>-ab,s vi S7eak'- :. b.
IN sa.sxpl,in why ne c-a1ot
-.,...,..r II e, ;saz ttr,a attempts.
--..,r .i7- rr;sans7, IN tie county jaii,
.-~t.vaazu. FIVE :; tina :rss aTs
- y..-- t:.= rr-aa ilrT. I'7' o! It's
49,. IN. -. ,a i-.-
.-,.,., .zs.i.a ia: Hiss Johnst1re,
-. S.ta-, S--rl.ltrn'ea-, i 10 rela-
.- az slz.- or frrg, :: ? ,. johnson,
enthusiastic. - hes fsToE.
rr Aim. h-s already put L 80 lc7as Of
.-,ai. s-9s a5,ut 30 N az. when
....-f--i. 6-ae. N-ar Lin, lIes7r.- Estes
r....s-y l.7, al q: 80 acr-s so@n-
amen. ~a-s hing l4it II f.7u. o; me
-r~Elr. SOCK is a't,ac.-ag Iruch
- WL4: wa, .-iii.st Sunday has
.-- .-E-.ra.Iy :. psar mans Esi-ht.
.-.- s,,- :aa-a t.-f-c las teen stab
.-.--. ..v.-a -l.rrurgi-e ~ ClarA's Fork,
....s- -a. --s-.a- nj: IL Northern Faciac
-s-r-.--.s. 4 -.-- eric VII. be n: ~
,....- ....E,y1,. I'D a.aHac2FL'e this
, 1882-09-16
s.. paul,s scnool. WaIla Wa,lA

This school f,r girls viii enter upon its
eleventh year Thursday. September 7. 1882.
TIE instruction viii be OF the most thorough
character, the discipline strict bat kind. the
houss happy ho,us.
The Music and Ar. Departments viii be
under the direction Of especially competent
teachers.
Particular attention given 10 primary
scholars.
For further particulars address:
II. ID. LATHROP, D. D..
rr-I2-atf Walla Walla, ". 7.
, 1882-09-16
pamo..s..c cszt-., Committee
U.r. W.rla-E. Winter

f., Wall WsNa-E. Winter.
S5u.a Villa Wai;a-T. J. Hamilton
L.-se-N- :. Cator. Ell Nei}SnA!d' A
y. M-uc8.
WAitsbrrg-Wn. Mckinney.
FcsnlLtovn-D. (. Hedgsr.
Nil Cceek-Jchn Tracy.
Eusse!. C-eek-J. SSo;s-
p-y Creek. II. Lamp
W.iluil-v. II. Jahnscr-
Corpei-lhonas ]. Holland
T-uchet-B. F. F.athe-s.
F.-sIz F.a:-W. il. Blbco.s.
T.,ver Tarche;-Wm. Brown.
Cha;-L.sa. +. J. Essrlltoc Secretary. a.
y. Gas.gr
, 1882-09-16
Democratic Territorial, conven.,on.

4 convention CT the Democracy Of Wash.
ing.on Territory VII be he'd at Vsucouvsr
on Wednesday, October II, 1852, =, IL
o'ciocS A n, for the purpose Of nomln itin2
a candidate ios Delegate - Congress, ssd
PEoescuting Attorneys in each judicial DIS
trict The .pportionment Of delegates 70
said coiventioa shall be one for each county
IL tire Territory ana one for each 100 votes
c, fractional part thereof over 20, cast for
the Democrats candidate iur Delegate in
lS:o, % follows:
, 1882-09-16
WANTED

/ wArt hid- 70, 100 or SO bgx-- CHOICE
WINTER APPLES, to b+ picked September
9th. 26th, and 9Th ready for packing, and
f-liye-ri - Walla WAils or " aitsburg irn-
mediaeiy thereafter. Twill fgInish box1- and
do the psekinn. Please. give your inca.ina
snd variety and qua iiy If appi-s Viii re-
ceiEs bidz un'l September 30;h-
JAMES MARTIN.
.s9~-. p o. Bor II6, Cheuey. W. T.
, 1882-09-16
EacEertng for q Fight.

4 cvupl, f harvest hands can,e 10 the city
yestcriisy 70 enjry re fruits OF Their lsbar,
and by the time The sun vas glar;ng at them
from the western borIzln, both We're IDIOT
caiIy bo.zs, r1audiin drunk, and the couple
hug-ipg each othec and che OF tie iIees At
the corner of Third ana Alder, Was a spees,-
cle E:iiently, the yoargeat was hanieT-
Ing for fight, and in tie hope 0: brinaing It
had ct or the sister racket. WITH his
a,ms aro1ud the ether fellows neck, Al /
par. 81 h:s ho6y leaning against thc Tree. M
swayei al and exclaimed
"Youknowmy thicl lister, BIZ
"Incorrse DO, Sam, thiey courea."
"Dor't Chicl you u nosin' yin thicl my
zi=ter, jlict Bill, ri lick lhiel YER"
"Coacse llacl no', sam.
Don, thicl you, Bill, lhic. she's brick
,hio); my zister .hici .han'; be .hi-, tailed
about by yor thicl.'
'NoN, sam, thici In TT hiking tiic,
Tout yer zis:or Tive, Tn :ur hrF IN .hi,i
ali the other
"Tha;'s rish. ltIcl Eli. hut r: lex yoI
Glicl Il you'll thci only say. S.l's not Z
bs:ek"
And then their arms r.. from each otne.'s
AMI .,,,y stumbled down Alder street.
NORTHERN rACIFIc fKoGETN5. Dad
= L..,..ns. who vas viii the merchant az
aerspaper I,arty from Portland I'D Wa41
VaLaia tie Alssoula visit. fAs IrtGrRtd t.
PsrInl al says Of the F.a.be5i aeTee-
mot. "1ae money coa-:1=lst.an Vss
$1,000, b.sii,s iudeIeai-rt damages r.
several farmers :: cuItiry ap Their te!Is. =
.; tie y. Z. woss he says: =. From -ouIt
10 Deer Lodge, - niies east, grazing Is
practically done. From Deer L~dGs T.
Helera, through the backbone 0t the conti-
uen. ID miles. and from H-iea> - 3 lerlsl,
10 NIL. grazing IS vel uEJe- vay aEG
~ s~ p up through tie "igter. On to
W. -I--.4 cad o.: the 5==t,-B division t.e con-
uaBY are ambitious TO eio-e the gap iSom
BlIirgs - i Isman, lj5 niles. bsiJre VIM
5sr, and they are almost certain OF getting
within 30 miles of B1zeman tefore New
Years. TIE Bozenan tunnel Is , 600 fee.
lnn- IRON face to face and the periorstion
last week Uas nne.ihiri done The c1n-
tractors exrect 70 finish l. within IN
months. The Heleaa tunnel IS about -
same length and IS about as lar advanced as
tie one II Bozsnan. Its .iseiy that TEN
pcraTy track viii be ,a,i around the Latter
tunnel 20 facilitate aivanee work"
, 1882-09-16
Northern Pacific R.R.Co.
Land Department.
IA~p COMMISSIONED. OFFICE

ST. PaCL- Ausust 2ssh, lss2-
NJ. psul Schuize has b-sa app .intef Cen
erai Land Agent of the Western District o' inc
Sarthsru Pac;fc Railroad Company, Fio- J.
H. Horghton resigned
Nr Schulzs's appointment takes effect sep
t-c,l.r Ist. pruxir,o, from ani after which
DAT, tn otsce Of the General Land Agent Of
tb- western Di=.-ic; vii be II fgrtiArd,
Oregon
Al communications c'neernirs lanfs ni the
Cornfrany in Or7s,., Wa.ningtgn, and l1aho.
shouIi D. addressed t1 him an PAYMENT Tor
iaad- pureha-.d shouid be maze % nm, and
al CHECKS, drt :. and money orders IN psE.
usut for Iaads, .hoali Be drAx1 70 the s'dr,
q .sPaui SchuIzs General Lad Agent, and
sorx.YIed % hin. At Pdrtiani. oresyn,
CHAS. B. LAMBOkN.
s, Ixnl Comuisssoo7.
, 1882-09-16

k.ysAs ENICR.STs.-A delegation Of n,
Kansas co,Onr, which. az & Whole, consists
OF about l25 persons, vas IN the city to-day
eorou.e 70 TlainviIle and Eadico.t where
they viii settle. having already secured
places Tor location. A Iart OF the
coiony 20 by wagon from Portland the
others by rail. They will be met at Texas
Ferry by the .. ]. C3. teams snd conveyed
70 their des,in alton. 0nce there, tents and
houses Will lie provided, ami the men will be
gwen work for the iall and winter Every
help possible will be given these people, by
Gen rsnnatt and his subordinates.
, 1882-09-16

LARGE PorNT0Es.-E. G. EiiI- vino cps
rates r-ncA sbou; tosr miles up Mil creek,
!eAv=s with Us t5-d-y sfsv sPeciaens OF the
White Pearl plt4toes. We have seven and
any oae Of tie lot woulj E.ske meal :or =
large ianily. Li- Rifle bad larss crgn
this wear.
, 1882-09-16

PL-.v- TarrS-WhOever nakes osaos
o: grass. etc, ;-Ed he Who ~ii SET out trees
yh;sh VII u fatu-r a5nri l g-,.e:Gi s''ade
70 the scholars =. Ps-k S.-se. seso'i- NIii De
& philsnth-op:sr indeed. AMI deserve His1-
umeut rs h;z: as ihst beng baiis u: u w
, 1882-09-16

An aromatic combination ior the preservation
az ,he teeta and guns. 1t i far superior 10
any rrarar..liya i is Kind i'll the market. IL
la-rs, Las.3s1rse, opal pots, price % Cents
For ss,s by ali druggists Hoige, Davis s
Co, wholesale agents, Portland, Oregon. II
L. Holmes. Wa.ia WaDa, u. t. iy2T div
I Ciic,so police justice Enei a s!rl s5 for
BIN, a!o,.. i, tie street At nine o'clock in the
eyeria- She was on he. way hone from the
strrs where shs wnrSed. and lad deriatei
slightly iron the straishtest route in or'!er t"
get air 90 / exercise, waen ! policeman acHnsted
her jnsr,;!as,y.
, 1882-09-16

Tgrh T. to!i'- store : reoT-ref' All - u ID
-eni- r=.esfrAr &c do nothing tut eSi,in-a1s su-
10y ti-;n-,-, tie Iar-- stock o. DRY goods r''-i''
iH oG irss. a,d fancy rools, must te d---i c' al
ooee IL greatest baryains IL tbs-e soo-s ever o;
f-s-Iir SaIIA waIla aEe nov i-sas 81 hs.oT eo's
a6vI
, 1882-09-16

Sc arr persuaded that the ancient Her1nes
with al the subtle art and natural resources
Il the Alchemists. was i very panr dyc:"r
compared With Mrs. LYDIA T.. finkbam, OF
Lynn, Mas Heriees may have leen aittr aii
only 4. cleses practitioner Of the Back Art ;
~. We know there Is NJ hnmbus in tie phar-
utie.I chemistry 4 Mrs Pinkham's Veg
eta'ie Compound.