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, 1882-03-25

RYOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN IhAi Al
in pursuance of decree n foreclosure -
der Of sale and Judgment issued out el .ne n, us
trict Court Of the territory Of wasniiigtoI an
;or the irst judicial district thereof, hetdihg
,s,us a. Walls Waila county IN said oerr,s y
IN = certain action therein pending wherein
y a Hawley and L. W. Wallace were lIa,r- ~
,;4s and ] G.. Nyers, J. ". Myers, n. l.
Iob,scn r X. Res, ". 7. Wmans, Ehza-
beth C. Myers and William Reid were 1e'enu
ants which said decree, order OF saie, anu y
judgement was rendered ia said acilon oi 'i-s
l,th day Of November A. ID. lSsi, IN ia'9f y u
said plaintiffs and against SAID geiehuai.t :" W
Nyers for the sum of $50 and IN ~ -,
June 20 1870. and so attorney ices, anI I,i
saror of III +. johnson, r. K. Rees ana W :
NP Winans and against the detendaht . :"
Srsrs Tor the sum Of 3, ,5a2 6S and interest
thereon from September %, 1881. al ths fa,e
~ .per cent. per moath, and IN favor oi L,
H.,sl,.v AMI; asainst the defendants ). u. NY
- 7 ". Nyers for the sum OF y, ,'S' IA
u;,b ;rtsr.st at l per cent from September - !,
1sSo anS 500 attorneys fees and IN iaNot ..
F s HaSIry and L. ". Wallace and against
said 5efsndsn, J. G Myers tor the sum Oh
SS.sO7 81 with interest AZ the r;.'e !" 20
cent Der month fyom March lo, locI, an"
attorney 5 fees and,SS6 80 costs of suiI ~
therefore, by virtue II said decree 9i -'Ieu-',,
ure, order Of sale and jSdgment' ana n r. -,
anse thereof a certified copy oi "Hion i'- "a
duly issued out of and under the sea- JI ;n safr
court and To me directed and deli'ereui VIZ.
TO satisfy said decree II foreclosure, oreeI VI
sale and judgment, said attorneys tes,, inter
est, costs and sll increased costs, oR n'naas, ~
the 18th day OF March, A ID. lSSS, Az VI.
hour of = O'clock P H. of said day, - TN voCi' %
house door in the city and county of Nal.a
Walla, Washington Territory, duly sell ~
public auction to the highest bidder the pre-
misses in said decree, order OF sale and lads
ment m ntionei and described as follows, to-
wit: The Sc of the n W and the Ne / OF
the SW and the n ! of the ST and the
of the 5 W of section in Up; y, y OF K
sc 4, and the W of the SW and the NJ t
Of the SW / of section 50 in Up. Z, north OF
range IS east. situate. lying and being in Walia
Walla county, Washington territory. Given
under nay hand this oh day OF February A
u. lSS2 JAS Is. IHOMpSON,
7-5tw. Sheriff Of Waila Walla Co., W. l.
, 1882-03-25
CEALED PROPOSALS

Viii be received by the County Auditor st
bis Office ia W.lla Walla city up to the hIst
Monday in May. lSS2, for doing the county
printing for one year from that date to May,
1883 Bids for job printing will be received
separately ReserViIs the right TO reject any
and all bids. Biis will be received as follows:
On full sheet blanks on two sides. Full sheet
blanks on one side. Half sheet blank printed
or two sides: hslf sheet blank printed on one
side Receipts with stubs bound and perfora-
ted in books Of 100 to 1000 each Receipts
without stubs. All blanks not of above size 20
be classified with The next larger size. Bids to
be on single 100, 800 and l,0OO Of each kind,
to be printed on 10Th. cap paper. Bids for
advertising to be per single insertion and for
each subsequent insertion at 50 much per
square IN the basis Of ten lines Of nonpareil
tvre to the u:re Of ten lines.
l0-td ". c. PAINTER, County Auditor.
, 1882-03-25
AGENTS WANTED,

Everywhere to sell these scales in all sections
OF the country, as You i'll tind them the tastes.
selling article on record. Big discounts are Of.
iered N agents, dealers aud the trade. Our
motto Is live and let hive" "quick sales and
small profits, circulars, terms and full partic.
uisrs sent free TO any address One sample
scale, put up in a neat case, sent by mail 10
any address on receipt Of 20 cents. 3-cent
postage stamps taken or you can send 81 bill
and We Will send three scales. Address all
orders TO C. B. THOMPSON,
Soie manufacturer, Bridgewater, Conn.
46m
, 1882-03-25
Notice Of Distribution.

In the District COur: OF Washington Territory
ami for the First Judicial District thereof,
holding terms at Walla Walla, in Walla
NalIa county IN said territory
In the natter If ID. w. Kaup and John ii
Morrow. iasolyenta
Whereas, !, !. l.. Thompson, assignee of the
estar= Of the above named inSolvents. have de.
clarcd dividend aDi lave mad. ont state.
ment ccnt.iuiny the names Of the several cred.
itnrs of ssii iuS1iventS. mentioning the sums
which are G..r them respectively and contain.
inS tesi les the pro rata sums to be divided
among Al: the said creditors. and whereas
have L-p".i'.i said statement in the office cl
the CLERK uf said curt: how. therefore in nhe
dirrc- /. tI.,e "r.!er "f said court, notice is here
by given rh- creditors of the above named
ins1,v, MS thtt they show cause before III,
Hon. :. C. Wins,,Ed, judge Of said court al
his chambers in Waiia Walla, W. T., on tn.
I1ta day OF April, 1889, 1t the hour of II
OF cl"cl' A NJ, Why the said statement shoulC
not he accepted and the distribution mad,
aSreealy IL its contents.
J,GyS Il. THOMPSON. Assignee
Walla Waila, W. T.. Feb. a. loS2. I'd
, 1882-03-25

lIuESs DISEASE According to the Nez
ferce N,cS many rsnchers have been in
Lewiston the past week for medicine for
SICK horsss. The name Of the particular
form Of the disease with which the horses
are afflicted is not known. but 1t is presum-
ed to be a species OF lung fever, brought on.
probably, by too much exposure TO cold
weather ami short ra,ians. Farmers must
learn that stock. and work horses more es-
peclally. must be housed ami fed - ihlive
properly. \ Mr.. John He'll, Of Union Flat,
+ lost three horses III three days from the
complaint, sud many other ANIMALS are snf.
ferins IRON the disease.
, 1882-03-25

NAVIGATION NOTES The steamer John
Gates knocked 4 hole in her bottom last
week. bat she has since been repaired and is
now hauling rosk from Granite Point 70
Texas. Tne steamer SpokAn viii be placed
on the Lewiston ami Texas route IN a lew
days, and later on tie Annie Fa1ou will
ascend the rapids iron the lo~er Snake An |
run on the same route. The Spokan and
FSxca VIII carry freight and the A!mota VIII
be used as = passenger taat exclusively.
enabling travellers TO make the trip trom Lew,
is.on n WaJlA Walla In one day.
, 1882-03-25

MrssISc.-The Nez Perez Nt,cs SAYS :
Last Monday the city was thrown into a
state of unwonted excitement by the discov-
cry tha. documents IN the custody Of the
court had been stolen and have not been re
covered up to the moment Of this Writing.
A A. Lieuallen was. by order of the Court,
arrested on suspicion and arfaigned for con
tempt Of court. 4 hearing was to have
been had on Tuesday night, hat owing TO
the indiposition of his Honor, j: WAS post
ponei. No action has been taken thus lar.
but still the stigma of suspiciou attaches 10
Mr.. LcusIlen and If will he put an act OF
Justice to him 10 have searching Investiga-
tion into this disgraceful business. let the
matter be proSed to the bottom, no matter
whose withers may be unstrung by the Ian
Get and dissecting knife Of justice, honesty
and truth.
L.TgR.-Sinee the above was IN type We
have learned from 4. +. Isham that spec.
ial grand jury was appointed TO inquire INTO
the mstter. The examination vas 70 have
taken place to-day.
, 1882-03-25

CArTIE-Lang < Ryan. the wsl!-known
cattle.buyers, have purchased about 1900
head Of cattle which will be driven East tins
spring. Eastern Oregon papers state thai,
there seems to be plenty of cattle in the
marke., nctUi:hstandin. the large numbers
that are driven out OF the country each
year, However, We have heard stock men
remark lately that they have no desire TO
dispose OF cattle al present, desiring TO al
low their bands to increase for time. The
Price Of cattle Is advancing in consequence.
, 1882-03-25
MIDDLE-AGED MEN

There are many at the age If thirty 10 sixty
who are troubled with too frequent excavations
OF the Bladder, often aeeaEn Panied by .light
suaEtIng or burning sensation. and a weaken
ing oi the system IN a manner the patient can
not account for. On examiring the urinary
deposits ropy sediment will often BE- found,
and sometimes small particles Of aIbumen Vii
appear, or the color viii be Of thin nilkish
hue, again changing 70 DARK and torpid ar-
pearance. There are many who die Of this
difficulty ignorant Of the cause. which Is the
second stage OF seminal weakness. Dr. Spin
ney viii guarantee perfect cure in all such
cases, and a healthy restoration of the yerito-
urinary organs
OFFIcE FOURs--l0 10 4, and to 9. Sun
da:s from 10 % IL A. NJ Consultation free
Thorough examination and advice, s..
Cali or address,
DE- sPISNEY d Go.
, 1882-03-25

G0o0 PRoSPECrS,-Crop reports gathered
from every portion OF the west and north
west show that winter wheat is in excellent
condition, and that the area OF srung wheat
vii be Increased should the season prove
favorable. The amount of surplus wheat
grown last wear II Eastern Washington and
Oregon Is placed at 5, SO, 600 bushels The
ocrelgr O! lSSs viii be nearly double that OF
1881. ani II IS estimated THAI there viii be a
surplus OF $ eco, 90 bashels the coming sea-
son
, 1882-03-25

ACCIDENTALLY SHoT--A man named ".
j. Hawkins accidentally shot himself At the
front OF the n. P. last Saturday. The ball
penetrated the thigh Of his left leg, thence
through the wrist Of his left hand. Dr.. Lit.
tls6eld reports the wounds painful though
not dangerous.
, 1882-03-25

MEANS BuIsSEss. - Spokane Falls Of
fered 5000 and thirty acres of land to aid
the Methodist college in Eastern WISHING
ton, and the proposition was accepted. Che
ney. Colfa1, Lewiston, Garfield, Pennington
and Moscow made generous offers for the
sane boon, but were III overbid by Spokane
Falls
, 1882-03-25
Notice for Publication.

LAND OFFICE At WALLA WALLA ". r.
Ma ch llth. 1Ss2
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the following named settler has fled no
tice Of his intention To make final proof il
support of his claim, and that said proof will
he made before L. :. Land Office at Wals
Walla, ". T., on April 18th. 1882. Wis: Pat
rick Ayde, Homestead No 1908, for the s,
Sc. and SEi SWi. Sec. Is, and NEt NWi,
Sec So T. :. \. r. IS, f. W. NJ
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of, said land, viz:
SAMUEL VAN SCoYKE, of Walla Walla, W T..
DAVID WooTEN, -
NOAH DASsoH, - =.
c. X. FRAZIER
ll-5t l. T. MORRISON, Regi ter
, 1882-03-25
SKIN DISEASES CURED

By Or. Frazier's Magic Ointment cures
as if by magic, Pimples, BLACK Heads or
grubs. Blotches and ErurtioDs On the 'ae'
leaving the SKIN clear, healthy and oeau'i.
fuI. Also cures Itch, BARRIERS Een; nai'
Rheum, letter, Ring Worm, Scald mean
Chzpped Hands, Sore Nipples, Sore Lips'
, 1882-03-25
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE

Sent on application by letter. stating svmp-
toms, sex and age. Communications strictly
c nfidential.
II hearney Street, San Francisco. Cal.
Dr. Mintie's Kidney Remedy. Nephreticu.n,
cures all kinds Of Kidney and Bladder com.
paints, GonOrrh9a, Gieet. Lercorrho.a. For
sale byaii druggists; 81 90 bottle, six bottle,
for 81 90
DIR. Mintie's Dandelion Pi.lS. are the bes,
and cheapest Dyspepsia and Bilious cure IL
market. For sale by all druggists Hodge
Davis 4 Co., P"rtland. wholesale as -nts. ilIy
All orders for medicine c. q. ID. must h
accompanied with s., as a guarantee Of cooi
faith, which viii De deducted when the pack
age Is shipped.
, 1882-03-25
DR.. SPiNNEY,
No. II kearney ST.. san Francisco.
Treats all Special and Chronic
Diseases.
EOUEJG @lN

"H0 MAY BE SUFFERING FROM
w the effects Of youthful follies and in
discretion, will do well o. avail themselves Of
this, the greatest boon ever laid at the altar Of
suffering humanity. DR. SPINNEY viii
guarantee % forfeit 500 for every caseof Sem.
inal Weakness or private disease Of any kind
or character which he undertakes and fails %
cure
, 1882-03-25
Errors OF Youth.

A GENTLEMAN WHO SUFFERED
"A for years from Nervous Debility, Pre-,
mature Decay, and all the effects Of youthful
indiscretion, viii for the sake OF suffering hu-
manity, send free to al who need If, the recipe
and direction for making the simple remedy
by which he was cured. Sufferers wishing to
profit by the advertisers experience can do 81
by addressing in perfect confidence,
JOHN B. OGDEN,
lI2tf 4 CEDAR Strret. y. y.
, 1882-03-25

THAT LYON. According 70 the follow
ing from Al up country paper II seems that
the lyon" who was recently in this city,
did no. succeed in frightening anybody up
there The ''lyon" that caused such a STIR
in Wallis WAlla. a short time since. turns
oct to be ANYTHING but lyon. The lyon
killed steer on the Apwai reservation. last
summer, belonging TO WI. Caliwin, who
made him pay for the same and he Nas very
quick to do so. Then Joe Craig ordered him
TO leave the creek and dared him 10 even
turn his head around when he vas walking
of: he obeyei orders and Will think twise
before be returns to Lewiston il he eve.
does there will be no disturbance IN the rOvu
at least through him Instead Of beln.
. dead lyon" he Is a dead donkey snd caE
cnly scare old women in Wslls Walls.
, 1882-03-25
SKIN DISEASE.

F. Drake, ESQ.,, Cleveland. o., suffered
beyond all description from a SKIN disease ee
which appeared on his hands, head and lac.
an1 nearly destroyed his eyes. lhe mos
careful doctonng failed to help nm, anu
after Ell had failed he used Dr. fraAe'
Magic Ointment and was cured by few AP-
HENRY & &C, Sole Prcprs-
2Vesey ST, NeS York City.
For Blind, Bleeding, Itching or cies,sIea
Piles DR.. Williams Indian Pue Oin
ment is a sure cure. Price Si-U oy niA'I'
For sale by druggists.
Reddington & Co. Wholesale Agents ean
Francisco. Cal. Nos-ooo'
, 1882-03-25

such as Loss Of Memory, I.assitude. Nocturnal
Emissions, Aversion 10 society. Dimness of
Vision, Noises in the head: the vital fluid
passing un"bserved in the urine, and many
other diseases that lead tn insanity and death.
DIR. Mintie viii agree 10 forfeit Five Hum
dred Dollars for a case Of this kind tn. Vital
Restorative tunder his special advice and treat
mentl Will not cure, or f"r anything impure or
injurious found in il. DR. NIintie treats all
Private Diseases successfully without mercury.
Consultation Free. Thorough examination
and advice, including analysis Of urine. - CC
Price of Vital Restorative. S3 % bottle. On
four times the quantity, SO 90; sent to any
address upon receipt Of price, or c. o. D., Sc
cure from observation, and in private name if
desired, by \. Z. MINTIE, NJ. d..
, 1882-03-25
Exsegtor's Notice.
Estate Of JAMES pIccEN. Deceased.

Estate Of JAMES piccEN. Deceased
Notice is hereby give. by the undersigned ned
executor Of the above naned estate, 70 .ns
creditors Of, and all pers'ns nssinS elNm'
against said deceased, to exhibit me sAn,s,
with the necessary vouchers. WITHIN one yea
from the first publication of tkis notice, i9 Ine
undersigned, At lis office n the CITY oil 7" ALA
Walls, W. T.
MICHAEL KENNY. executor.
March s. 1852. lV-0s
, 1882-03-25

R.IIRoAp NoIEs-The Neg Prree N,Ios
SAYS: Fifty men are now at work quarry
inc rock at Granite Point for the q. f K
n. Co, and we have Il from good authority
that the force viii soon be increased 60 rs
men. who will soon be employed steadily
for the next two years. The material VII!
hs EMPLOYED partly in baildinZ
n. bridge across Snake river At
Te1as rapids. also 10 the bridge across tAe
Columbia river q. Ainsworth, tor the rail'
,o.d 10 be built down the ror.h bank of the
Solumbi. to : point opposite The paiies-
, 1882-03-25

Moses 'REssRvE.-Strong efforts are be-
;rs made 70 have the Indian RESERVATION
nov occupied by Moses and has people
thrown upon iOr settlement. Moses and BIS
people do no. seem to take any interest," =
the rsseryarou, and are away from 1t I-'s'
all the time. II the Indians Will neither 'ii'
The ,oil nor even spend thei. worthless h'es
unoa I. bat instead per.iss in roaming 0'e'
=, country. some action should be taken 70
h.vs ths lsnd declared open for settlement
, 1882-03-25

SHILLow WATER.-The Snake river Is SC
shallow xt the Ainsworth crossing tha. the
great ferry-boAt Is unable TO cross with
freigh, cars.
, 1882-03-25
80 GEARY srRCEr,
san Rrancl&eo, Cal.
DR.. LIEBiC,

C0NTINURS TO TREAT
~ successfully Of homeopa-
thy every form IF special or
chronic disease without mer-
curry or nausecus drugs. DIR.
Liebig's InvigorAtor Is a posi-
tive and permanent cure for
seminal weakness, nervous and
physical debility, lost man.
hood, vital exhaustion, and aIl
the terrible results Of abused
nature. excessive and youthful
foilies. The doctor will agree
in writing to forfeit $1,000 for
"a case that he undertakes and
fails TO cure. The reason shou-
sands cannot get cured OF Sem
inal weakness and the above
diseases Is owing to a cOmplica-
ticn called Prostatorrhea, which
requires a special remedy DIR.
Liebig's Invigorator, No. .. j, s
specific cure for Prostatorrhea.
Price OF either Invigoratcr, 81
per bottle, or 6 bottles for $40.
Sent 10 any address securely
c0veredfrom observation. Sem
inal weakness and ;,rostatorr-
hea drain vitality from the
, 1882-03-25

y. T. l. L. PgoCEESS--WOrk on the
man line OF ;be Northern Pacific along the
n,rta bark OF the Cplamhia river between
Columbus and Ainsaor;h PROGRESSES finely.
\ corresl ondeu;, writing 70 the Goldendale
S,saari rom the sceae Of operations near
Co'umags, says: There a;e two Camps Of
c,aaegs hSyius about - mea IN all The
work IS beng pushed forward quite lively,
considering the small uumh,r OF men en-
ployed There was large amoun. OF pro-
visions shipped up tins week. besides ten
thousand pounds OF powder, and 1t looks as
though the company means business. Mr..
Eckelson will run the survey 80 miles up
the river this tine. HIS camp Will move
this week to CHamhaclin Flat
, 1882-03-25
Strayed.

From Chris Ennis pasture, near this city
two Brown Horses, ons With 4 white fPotn
forehead, branded n on left shoulder as
raised by Ingalls, on the Waiia Walla nver;:
the other darker brown with long rlane ana
tail; Canadian stock. with white hind ieEf'
branded with ' or " on lett hip For the
recovery of the above 4 suitable reward "i-4
be paid by CHms ESSIs,
Hal.a Waila-
, 1882-03-25
THE GREAT EyGLisH REMEDY

Is a never fail NJ cure
for Nervous bebility,
Ex hausted Vitality,
: e minal Weakness,
Sperrlatorrhoa, Lost
Mar Hood, Impoten-
cy, Paralysis, and all
the terrible effects Of
Self Abuse, youthful
f"llies, and excesses
IN maturer wears -
, 1882-03-25

Ed. Lyons. who wss shot by Patterson s.
Baker City, has 80 far recovered - 10 appear
on the strees.-
, 1882-03-25

M MEMORANDUM books blank books An
WI other kinds Of books madx :. this offic
, 1882-03-25

In all cases Of biliiousness and Inalaria in
yeery form. a preventive and cure of chilis,
fe-er and dumb syue, Dr., Holmsnis Pad Is a
perfect success And fordyspepsia, sick head-
ache and nervous FrOstration, as the pad is
applied over the lit OF the stomach, the gTea:
nervous center, it annihilates the disease at
once.
II res,I lates the liver snd stOIach so sue
cesSfully that digestion becomes perfect
Prof. ID. A. LooInis says 1T Is nearer a
universal panaeea than anything IN medicine :
This IS done on the principle Of absorption. Of
which Dr.. Holman's Pad Is the only true ex-
poEeat.
For Al. kidney troubles, Use DIR. Holu.an's
r. 7al or Kidney Pad, the best remedy in the
world and recommended ty the mediral facuI-
ty.
BEWARE OF BoGus Pans.
EAct genuine Holman's pad bears tit pr
vate reyeHle stamp o; the Holman Pad Co.
with thSzboye trsis marx printed IN green
Buy none without L
Foa SALE ~ ALL DgUGGIsrs.
Dr. Holman's advice is free. Full treatise
sent free On application Address.
HOLMAN PAD CO,
IA Broadway, New York.
P.0. box 2,1l2. v3l- l-dI05eod
, 1882-03-25

Tine Fi-H LA~--Fram inquiries made OF
Us concerning the fish 'aw il is very evident
that mmy Frrsons do not understand IT.
Way sanrr ieo.le should think that the
large salmon nov as ,e.diGg the streams are
Mt .ualrdci under the fish Law, is some
thing not easily understood. We have
hca i several I.artl.s remark that the law
. "nlr apr hes 70 small t-Cut. and that large
"a .ucu u.ry b. taken at any season Of the
wear wt,h0ut violating rts provisions, and
giye Is IN example that salmon are contIru-
ally b ing taken from the Columbia. The
ia~ ou thus point Is so plliG that no one
need remain IN ignorance OF 1t. 1t states
that no trout, salmon trout Or sal.non"
shall be- taken from aHv stream WITHIN the
limits OF the Territory, the Columbia and
Snake rivers excepted. Parties Who do not
believe that the law on the subject is as We
haze stated, ca. easily become satisfied by
v,cla,in. it. and allowing the act to come
iu,jcr the notice Of the Rod AMI Gun club.
, 1882-03-25
VIVA. VIVA, Nigh, Have Been

We had a long chat with DIR. '" u
Albsn. Of this city, the other day, concern
ing early times in California, and, as sueh
things Usually do, many Of the doctors rem
iniseences proved very interesting. Men
who sax C.lf mia IN the days oi gold are
settled through all countries, and there are
4 number ot them in Walla Wslla- Some Of
them possess wealth. but Ia. greater num-
. Der possess only memories OF the fush tunes
which they will ever remember with regret
for not having taken advantage OF the oPPor-
tanities offered to acquire a competence Tor
life. There were some, hewever, who took
advantage Il the opportunities offered and
aesujrsd handsome fortunes. Young men
o; the present, and more especially those
who live in the west, should take adVan-
.zce Of the experiences Of those veterans OF
wasted opportunities, which can he appiied
not only toward the acquisition Of wealth.
but toward the acquisition Of knowledge as
well. Tue doctor related one instance In
particular IN which a Young man, 10y thor
ouch Use Z uiI power ami 4 conmendabie
determination. succeeded, even inthuse days,
IN sarmouatirg every obstacle. and securing
an edrcat on and supply OF knowledge which
Afterwards served him 10 good advantage. as
will he shown. In 1851. more than thirty
yesrs ago, Dr.. Alhsa owned the Nevada
yogrn1l. st Nevsda C,ty, Cal He adVer-
tis-i for printer. and in few days tie ad-
yertis..aen, vas answered by a young, IN
ts,li.eat iturneymsn, who sad he though.
he could fll the bill This journeyman prIn.
ter Is now known to the world as Aaron \.
Sargent. Minister u Germany. man
uamei Robinson came 10 Nevada City one
day with his family to giEe show-the
same old J. y. Robinson who has played IN
Villa WslIa a hundred times. Young Sar-
GENT va, a-ked 20 write an account OF the
peri tarluauce fgr the paper, which he did
with such good taste that he vas soon ap-
r.,iu...d e!itnr. H afterwards bought a
h1lf int r.st IN the paper, the firm name be-
i,g AIh,u ( SarIeut During his connec-
tiun with the paper Sargent stadied law: lie
and pr. Allan also took lessons IN German
.ni r.. nch from Young mau named CAT
z-rt. VIA, was no other than Mr., Bailey
Gatzert, a prominent gentleman OF Seattle,
an hrnther-in-law to Mr.. SchwaLacher, OF
TN, city. Sargent Vas wonderful student,
AMI although without cent t. start with,
he displayed a pluck that WIS destined To
WIN him a name au.ons m-u. He stunned
bad society. studied. worked, trIumphrd.
He was admitted u the bar, wen u legisla-
tuIe. 10 congress. 10 the I. :. senate, and
uow 10 the conrt Oi Berlin. M Tan stands
hipher today IN the estimation OF hrs cnun
trymem Than Aaron \ Slrtent. His sue
cts, IS due. not So much to his bril.isncy Of
thought A. 20 his ,nlOmitahie cOuT lge and
vc make tins extended mention because We
tniuN hrs example worthy Of the the ema-
nation of The young men O: the present : and
If thls artI ..e contributes IA any way toward
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