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PACIFIC COAST ADvICES.
SPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL

. II HFN"FN !" -
SAN LUIS oBtsPo. July 29.-An English sheep
raiser, T. l., Lewis. was found dead on the
P!snio Ranch this morning. Ho had been buy,
Ing sheep. and Il is supposed that he was muir
dered FOR his money. He was stabbed twice
and had his throat cut, also & cash over his
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Furniture For Sale.

COMPLETE OUTFIT OF FINE HOUSE.
X hoId Furniture for sale, either in lot or
by the piece; will be sold at e sacrifice for
cash. Inquire of E. r. CLUTE, at his resi-
denoe. jy30tf
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C0HGREsSMA AT LARGE
To be voted for at the General Election on
November Z, 1882.

And for the appointment of a State Central
Committee aud the transaction Of such other
business as msy properly come before the Cen
%ventiop.
The Convention will be composed of Ill Del
egstes, which are apportioned among the sew
eral counties Of the State IS follows
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notice..

A Ii PARTIES INDEBTED TO Me WILL
n please settle the same at the Office in my
store, and | hereby caution all parties not TO
pay L. R. Dilute any money on my account, as
he is not in my employ. f. W. CLUTE.
Euraka. July 20. 1852. ly3U-lm
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Registration Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ hoeka OF Registration for the General
Election 20 be held Nov. 7. 1882. for the election
Of state. County and Township Officers, are
now open and will remain open daily on all
legal days from 10 o'clock a. N. to 6 O'Clock p.
II. until oct 40, 1852, and from Oct. 10. 1882,
to oct. 20. 1852, from 7 to 9 P. NJ, in add ton
to the honrs heretofore mentioned, at which
time the books for Registration will close at 6
o'clock P. NJ. The law requires naturaliz-d
citizens to exhibit their certificates of natural
izstion at the time they present themselves for
Registration. d. ]. J. MCLAUGHLIN,
Ex Ohcio Registry Agent, Ruby Hill, Eureka
County. New.
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OVER TIE WATER.

Davitt VIII Not Fight the Question
Observation-Disclosures ParneIi
Dangerously IIl-Egy ptian Affairs
Urea SAINT OF Food in ATabi
Pasha's Campfire Troops Tired
of the War.
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BASE RANGE COUNCIL No. 2, I.
Il =

NJ EETs AT ODD FELLOWS HALL EVERY
VI Sunday afternoon at Il o'clock. sharp.
Members in good standing are invited TO nt-
tend. L. j. DUTLER, Q. C.
c. g. HUBBARD, Sscrstary, jySOtf
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There's this 10 be said in favor Of Adam
and Eve: There's no evidence that they
lied about the size Of the snake.
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One Of CLicago's heaviest men IS Letter.
He is going to build a four-mlllion dollar
hotel, which viii make him lighter still.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-07-30

That homely babies make the best look
ing folks is an adage as old as time itself;
but you dare not tell & mother her baby
IS homely.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-07-30

A new fabric for ladies wear has recent
~ been placed upon the market, called
.'cheese CLOTH" We should think it would
be quite dug4L,s-and strong.
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w~AszrSsroS, JAY -E1.Rep-e.sntstve
Rice Is spoken Of IS the probable successor 10
tn late Minister MARSHALL st Rome.
The report tlat Tuse-1 K. MeC .-lol, As
sistaIt Attorney Ge1=z @. - IL!sr.c- De-
psrtmelt, j. soon TO be removed i denied st
the Dep srtmeut. Ta1 fat IS lie .ezves Wash
ington tonight go - o541-z4 t-lp 10 tie Ps-
clhc Coast, 70 bt gone several months. This
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-07-30
MISCELLANEOUS
Oar Stock Of Imported Domestic
Dress Goods

Is now complete in all its branches, snd COM
prisss every novelty thst hiss appeared in the
market this season. The assortment is so ex-
tsnsiye and the character OF the styles so
vsried as to preclude any attempt at descri2-
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Adjournment of Congress.

w.sHISGroS, July 2s.-The general impress
sion Is that Congress will adjourn one week
from tC-dsy. 1t will be impossible 10 keep the
people here even IS long a. that time, IS S
great many members Of tha House left yester-
day, not intending - retaEn. On only one
vote taken Yesterday there wss but jUsf e quo
rum. II : lot expected that there VIII be g
quorum IN the House after the middle Of uext
week.
There Is some von-er expressed thst the
Chinese in Cubs should desire - return 70
their country through the United States, in
view that the passenger fare through the
United States Is exactly double Whist II Is by
ships direct 20 CEius. sud CliDsmen sll
want to 90 by direct ship.
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ispEotAL TO NV SENTINEL


UnjnstIy Disseminated Against.
LoS5 BRANCH, July 29.-The Tariff Commits
sion gave s hearing to-day TO c. VI. Bovee Jr.
snd WIZ. Il. Arnsm Of New York, represent
Ing the interests Of deslers IN foreign Ievsps-
pers. magazines snd periodicals. They repre-
scented their business as being un1Bst.y dis
crimiusted s~gsinst. by foreign newspapers and
magazines coming free through the mails IN
der the Postal Union treaty, even sddressed
directly to subscribers IN this country, but
more 50 while coming in bulk to dealers here.
They have to psy az I'D valc-em duty Of TWEEN
ty-1ve per cent. They ask that newspapers
sid bound magazines and unbound periodicals.
be put on the free list. Adjourn d until Mon
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fiheG lAT BTinE
BosTaS. July 4-SCllivan. the pugilist, IVES
nLed 80 for DRUNKENNESS and O~usceulty.
A Request 10 the President.
LOUISVILLE July l-Tae Board of Trade
sent 3 request = the Pres dent 70 sign the
River Sd E--aJr I.IL.
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Dress Trimmings.

Our exhibition Of these goods is unsur-
passed by that OF shy metropolitan establish
ment. The assortment is new entirely and
consists in psrt OF Novices in blsck snd %colors,
Sstin Rhsdsm4-es, Brocsdes. Satin d Lyons,
and silks and Sstius in all the latest shades.
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Spring Wraps and Dresses

The latest designs Of Russisns, Dolmans,
Wraps. NANTES. Jackets, etc. We have used
more than ordinary care in the selection OF
these garments. snd csn confidently say that
our assortment is the finest ever brought to
This msrket
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Muslin Underwear.

The sale OF these goods hiss become 8 very
important feature Of our business. To meet
the requirements Of our growing trade we have
received 8 beautiful line Of these garments
from the East. snd for besuty Of design, quail
ity of msterisl. finish and workmanship, We
challenge e0musrfsor.
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NEW TODAY.
LIST OF UNCLAIMED LETTERS

u EMAINISG N THE PosTOFFICE AT
II Eureka, Nev. Oh the 4gtl day Of July.
1892. Persons calling for any of these letters
will please say, Advertised Ju!y 80. 1854"
LnLsn.. 49,
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Millinery Goods,
CaTnRtS. Oil clatLSaIi PdIHr HalgingS

Hosiery, Gloves. Fans, Neckwesr, TIES, Cor
sets, Laces, and Enbrcidsries in endless
variety.
, 1882-12-16
A Sccld.

Tie editcr If the ldahc Statss's''''
GRIND. ont a sold, and the subject OF II
i. TOO many newspapers IN Washing
ton Territory. We do not understand
what interest he has in the matter, buthe
expresses himself very decidedly. lie
SAYS ssthere is not coed newspaper pub
I.hed in Washington Territory. w
conr,e that settles IT. When a man who
has srent several years in editing 4 repre-
sentative journal Ike the !ia5" Statss-
man, tells you that no good newspaper Is
pnb.ished in this Territory, You are bound
IN belieye he understands what ne Is say
ing. He seems TO have become thorough
~ disgusted with ,de business. aud as he
feels bad. we advise him 70 close up shop,
and 90 INTO the undertaking business or
some other cheerful employment. lie Is
entirely TOO critical 10 las. long, usca-
sjoually We look into tie Idaho StrteSm0a
su, plead guilty Of being unable u lind
there any evidence OF superior journalism
either in the original ar selected articles
, 1882-12-16
Behold Ne.

O..r canuut read he papers 81 to-day
without rvu.agkIug the parddc OF halies
of the s..-ca led charltahl,', and what they
.ly-. Eyrrytniu. is ST opp site the name
# the sivrr, " he her il he $50 or "a"
baby. The principle ii the direction Of
D.v.,. Hi-,Ipin. relative to -l,'n., IS er-
tt,., .,,, sIgnt 81 ia iH'--~ DAY. Il ''s eii-
-a.Ir-., a;d ''ic:...i suc , goodness. The
..9sa , parll,giy h.!i ,' a. ;hr ,rtar Of
cEa,iiy i due mainly L. our interiors In
.t,rion. and that of respect maiuly TO our
.....r.!,ts. .n,! he r..n ar, ,xi,rlIed Il"
..G il.- I,a,r. and III. i-.y: ,r.,,i t. ic-
,r.,c. tie. ne. J.;rr he t,uitcr Il the
tlm-s. th,. r.ci. I'VE, Lut tury c-uutrnauce
the prr,a,. 81 tler names hcfore the pub
IT,. r4,.,o,,....,i,, many 10 these dcc.is,
rEtf ..r..,it ma. acriu-. One cannot help
,b,uI.u,. tins III v!,u of all the parade.
:, i, uuI,l,...,.uI tn rbnk this. but The
,b,uabr Is f,rc,t rlpon the Oh locker, in
yi.v If III. or,at amount # I,ud-talking
c,,,,i,v vb,ch sounds 4 ,,nmnet in the
r,,b,,, n,l,,ts W. are afraid that the
sweet md ,,eptlc maiden of charity for
.l,.,-t,-s il hardly annraci;,t,d and
iora5 a. she sbopIS he TIN, tendency is TO
:, r,,,,o,.d 18th f,r ,,s nauan,a u,on
, 1882-12-16
Life Insurance Matters.

E-ery nos and then \ citizen c0ines 10
,h,. o:iie. and asks u. 10 look into his lie
in,uraoee matter. having the impression
tha, the whsIe thing is fast becoming =
plausibls and gigantic .windle- We DO not
l,sIievs tha.this feeling has universally oo-
tanned. bat there certainly Is great his-
,ru.t and an intense anxiety awakened
in the minds Of not a few people h'-
crvhoJy understands, of course, that men
snss... IN the business uf life insurance
aS men engage IN selling groceries OF real
estate. in order TO make money Some
,aeu engaged in 1t are are Just as reliable
as men can possibly be, bat when once
they get hold Of fair business, they de-
libcratelv iIausurate system OF book
ke.piur designed to make agents and ac-
,yr,rs rieh st the expense OF the po!lcy
holders But We think these exceptions
To- A rule, aud that as whole, HE insu-
r,ncs l, about ss safe and benticent as
any business Of SIMILAR nature. Ger
tainly LII, Insurance Is capable of good re-
sults hen in honest hands.
The people who grow suspicious OF their
eomrapy are more often led into this
tate of mind by reading the reports
made If their company ty jealous rivals
than in ANY other way. We have before
rs ROW such report made IN an Eastern
journal. relative 10 ;he financial cnndl-
,lon Of Pacific Coast Company. From
an examination 4 the report We are .a:la-
fed that the figures given by :he Journal
do not fully set forth the condition Of the
Pacific Company, but have been doctored
to suit the OF ject Of the publisher, OF his
,,;,r,ihutnr. We are satisfied that the
crmrsuy We have in view Is entirely good
for all its Indebtedness and much more
but # the figures as manipulated by this
Journal we're taken, the company Is GER
fain!y insrlvent IL Is contemptibie
business, hut We supP"ss men VIII do
n, s. things Just So long as they live to
Il, business
, 1882-12-16
Presidential Habits.

From those who reside in Washington
City, who write candidly upon any and al!
subjects We have a Zen picture of Chester
\. Arthur, AS President Of the United
States He deyotes one hour, and only
one, on each of three days each week to
audIencrs granted plain citizens, and then
a Congressman or other Government dig
nitary sending in his card, is given prrcu-
dence and the whole hour may be monop-
olized 10y stIlted officials Then the plain
citizen must wait day or two and try
again, and two or three weeks may be
sasted IN the effort To secure an interview
of Two OF three minutes duration. The
President claims Monday as his own day,
when none can Ses him unless he ask for
them, ar unless they be close personal
friends "r great uftice-hoilers. Two days
uf each week are devoted tr Cabinet meet
jnss, when he IS invisible. and then the
people Of the United States fifty millions
Of them when the imprinted and forgot
ten census vas taken, some three Years
agn-are assigned Il one fixed hour on
each Of turee days. The President has
spent the summer and fall junketjnc
about at the Government expense, in
Government ship. tic has roved over
New York, New England and Canada.
and II seems that he might now leave that
de lisht;Rl Retreat, he Soldiers Home,
take his proper place IN the White House,
dismiss his rollioking companions. and
devote himself to the service of the peo-
pie, who invested HIM with office thai he
might right their wrongs, hear their pc
titians. and see that the humblest As well
as the proudest citizen has perfect Justice
me.ei out By the PresIdents subordi-
na,ss. Mr. Arthrrs hesd is certainly lot
50 light that II becomes dizzy when borne
about on Presidents shoulders. He
mas not forgotten the old, oft-quored apo
;hesm 4 Epouanondas, uttered when
sweeping the streets ot Thebes: A man
may do honor to any Office, bu. no Office
can do nunor 10 any man. Surely the
President does not despise the common
herd
, 1882-12-16
nd pass a sister less favored.

A Kentucky farmer loat four daneht-
ers in one day-by marriage.
Mr.. ParneIl writes that his doctors for
bid him travelling, and that he cannot ad-
dress constituents until after ;he session.
Six thousand PETITIONS, bearing go 600
signatures. in favor Of Sunday closing
bill for England, have already beCn pre-
sented to Parliament.
\ Philadelphia preacher told the wo-
men of his congregation that Divine truth
could not fad its way mtn hearts that
we're cramped by corse,s-
The profits at the Imperial Theatre,
London, during the six nights Mrs, Lang
try played GAS You Like It. averaged
eI50 night, or 5000 for the week.
During the past twelve months Amer
can newspapers have been received by
mail in England at the rate Of more than
IS, 600 day, or l0,OO0, 900 a year.
An eccentric Boston man, astonished
by getting a pair Of boots made just as he
had ordered them gave the maker com
mission for 263 pairs-all he expected ID
neei during the rest OF his he.
, 1882-12-16
Editorial Spinn ngs.

The King OF Span wife has % new ba-
By, and be is dissus;eG With the sIaei! Of
pareguric in the wiswaaa-
Bob Insersoli is coming |" California to
lecture to the Republicans. HIS srbjec;
IS "What shall We do 10 be saved.
The girls who have been essa!.b- the
cobweb style Of penmanship, are now
told that Mrs. Grundy vii not tolerate II
longer.
There ism. the least likelihood than any
office-holier in this counry could be Per
suaded to make any sueh Confession, as
has the King of Corea. The king sad
have been for seventeen years a the
head ci ia, ua;I"n, although w'inilrg III
ability. Ny - mn 'siIat.'i las been
failnrc. and abuses have ARISEN II the GOV
rrnment through my fault repent, bur
II is too latr Since | occCi Il the throne
[ have made improvements IN roads ana
other things, and both r!ch AMI poor
have had to sGifer under IA" burden.
This is my sin. have often uttered the
currency and sacrificed The interest OF The
people. This Is my in ! have acted
against religious d,crrlGrs have vast
ed the revenue. This is my sin. Bribery
has been carried "u pUbiio.y. Inc c'nH-
plants Of he rictlm.2e! have r'. reach
ell my ear Ih.s $ nay S;t- i'e taxes
have been ei.o zzled, ail G"si.'.-s IL H..
people ruined fh.s i ny s,r. J as..
ashamed 10 crmc tctore the parl'r "-'f''--
| will pnriiy my m'Hi an repent uly i'.'-
mer misdoings.
No d5ub, hire arr many 'i'iria o."
this country who ,u-h, 70 easj.s, ''I IL $
way, tn, thy lack tine h":.esfy . -" ..-
AK-nu,by JuIse has i~cia,d TIA
c,nvc.siA,. go cLs:s-isn':r a.,:,e tie c""-
ver, is dr,n.k dor. IL, I.ls god n aN-
H. Is, Luwcyer, ~ ia,": 90, h"iair= s',I
marriage which WAS u,a.i, whe't h'1'.
The bride aud ..r"cIn were '.Uii.
1t IS stated On the au,hor.ay of a Wasl.-
nston physician thar the bones 81 The
assassin Guiteau were 5" P"ioas that ihey
had to be subjected to a hardening pro-
cess before they could be mounted o."
wires for display at the Museum
The season is 81 open, that the poets
about here can I get the icy tHnd Of win-
ter into verse.
A firm advertises something new III
teapots We hope it is an Improvement
on the restaurant tea
Jonathan Edwards attributed pecn-
liar expression to the angels when looking
over the battlements Of bliss Our g!ris
have it when they get seal-skin sacque,
and pass a sister less favored.
, 1882-12-16
Ordinance No. lIJ.

An ordinance 10 protecc the public health.
The City OF Walla Walla does criain as
follows
SECTION l. There Is hereby established
a Board Of Health FOR the city Of WaIls
Walls, consisting of the Mayor OF the
city, The City Physician, and Commit
tee Of three appointed from the City
Council The City Physician shall De
known as The Health 0fioer Of the c,:y
SEC. , The Mayor IS ex-officio Presi-
dent of rhe Board Of Health The Bard
must meet quarterly, on The see nc Mon-
lay in January, April, July ami October
Of each year, and az such other tunes as
the President may direct, OF by request
Of three members the President shall cali
a meeting. In the absence of 'he PIesi-
dent the Bard may elec. Chairman pro
TEN, who rs clothed with the "a NJ pow
ers as the President
SEC g. Every physician in attendsn,e
o@Any one sick with smallpox, ehosr-a,
yellow fever. typhus fever, typhoid fever.
typke- 4alarial fever, measles, scaIlet fe-
yer orr W.. s.-a-sn repor, the SINE 10
the " fithIn Que week after
bein, . patient, e4ccp. IN
e-let ferer anc ii,h-
r-p..riea WI
, 1882-12-16
PRACTICE ECONOMY

If You aspire e. atia-uee yau rlg-- Hr-.r-
tice economy in ali things. -hE.s ".-is-
out economy viii serve you To li-ri= I'sr-
pose. Many people sys iedavav r-i'A he
idea that elegance and aes.-v around tie
household Is s,-l..Hsal. .. expense and t~-
travacence where IL el-rr oE.. ,':e J.
the cas-, wa-ol as. .e.i p-,.- -arslr.l
tis:ac-iou ~ asy time Oar stock of use
u aaI fanc5 -r-sa.., .s uil-a''a, and
W 10 busius-s on o. IsEe5r'- that t.e
best Is. tbs ,he=ys-r, sa- prices sre ll-l-
than can IL found e.-.va-.a. s-I walk
through cur store wiz -ra~iEr. v.- a: sle
fact. W CARY l-rs- aas ,ssisI s-.e-- aI
every kid of yhiaeare f. Dt-a.rari
Tea Set. Toilet Sets Fe-'.- i.aas. Or
stock Of Cutlery -ui Plated S5.s--rI- T.
the Iarg--t IN 81 Tsai-,r-. AMI -1e E
standard manulo.ar- il Articles. sr-a
as Glass shade, i.r v-2 f.a-7 saG pond
lilljes, French '-rr-s etc -s a-,r aa
immers as>r rtm-rt s.e.g- -l hand
Our s,oas ai lamps ir go r-a,.s. g.
brary. diam, G.aH. ~ kitchen a-s. B. sen
t. Be 5ssieved. I-saos., 8; Is .gr Lr--a.e
t. keep On ha1l l.r-e s-acs of every
thing a trst-.'1a> t-...-. ,1.as- o. .G iaae-
Store 5 expected ., keep, aas q. --f..ss s.
cordially invite q v.siy Of 5r-re- -a
, 1882-12-16
Pay Up.


10 Sssseribers ia trrsar.
A, tis ssss,u q ite year farmer. snl tho doing
tIasincs, uit;s farmers, >Aonld have mnney. The
HsssL- sr,rsszAS cifUElat- lirgsly among th''
r.>-. anil maay Il them hl,iRi in tlcir sub
,rrsptsss TIE nuhlt>Ler lrt. t-n lrHient IN ib'
,ss,. bat contemplating MANY and eKT~n-ivs i'm
p-oysneni. on tn wsESlI STsT.>N,V, Inis-t iz'ye
.a,.rsr. >ut-crSt-r.. by I"oAins ~ Ne hEliTee
print- With their ;nes al lie t'7 a: liz hT'' l'r
e.n re.diy s-crrtsa io~ much ihey ar IN arTesFs
Tb. II - ssanis srr Vol ~ No. -, and in'sica-
-u,-ertr,.oa pad n, tie dste q this psfr :ne
seur. r-s7 iBiicsrc tlrr; Vic -ui--ri'er = ys'f
ear .ui s--ss IS 20 ia ~rreai>' u hsa'
1881 IN ,rrcsREr Il yr'f shd % We'h . 3D.
Iss. sve.T- saa =, wess- 10 20. Reckon ~ n1l"-
t-. tn ,tc ,,la,le. AMI ;ie subscription at l'Fe
isll-r. r-r volume Monsy r,n - ssfsly r-sEi'''''
hr money crsrr ~ ~ r,...etrr-i letter A25T.--.
2 PtEEER.
Publisher statesman, wsiis w'.il- T."-
, 1882-12-16
Summons

TErRrToKT OF whsHIssT.S, Ce 9
'Nails Wala, ss-Ia Justices r,oi-i Tr,ari,osss- ~
Whitman. Jus.ic--To y \; 2a.iITS,. 2S.'.I5,r. y
Xoa are hereby noti6=d that !; M C-. -
fied claim against you in SAID .so eooiS = W.
si5 come on 70 Re heard at -ny othoTv : 7,
" ala city, Ia WalIa WAiia c0uE.f' ,se -
The p day Of January, a d. ls,1' i.1.sr s.,s =
al 20 S'e,sek l. 4, and gni=-s you - Jftb 1, SO
thzn and there answer. the sane WI WI -
a. confessed. ard the demand ii -
granted. The obi,c. and de1ian.. j,S
claim IS bill FOR SIC .. balance a. IL
manthS board. Claim fled NoysTrT,N 4
D. Issa, E. B. wHirNr. Nr.ss
.sw2, Justice II 'n'
, 1882-12-16
HE Ase aI NIraele>

l. pat. ami Or. Fierce's Golden Medical Dis
cuEery VII MT r=ise the dead. will nut cure
ycG your luaSs are almost wasted by con-
sanPti0n Il IS. hox-scr, unsurpassed both As
pectora, AID alternative, and viii cure oss,i-
nate and s>rese diseases II the thra.. aud
iasss. coughs, and bronchial affections BY
viTsut # iss wonderful Alternative prorertie. n
ris,''gs-ssa enriches he blood, cure- -''u
, 1882-12-16
E1nE cnS,

TeHtf.Ev CF IgA-rTvG--S, C,lH9 g.
NFai- '5a',a. s: TO y. \. >has9as''- =.
aEe :ese' : uorIsed tlat Hrg. siIl51s--, -.
tied a complaint ag inst y.1 N -sil =. 4
witch vii Csl = Un . ~ heard ?; ~E p.S y
lfa-'- N-i'a -ity, II Villa Wall2 ms, "a 3
J. "a he - dav # .!apua-r, \ y % r.
the r. ~ al 40 o'clock A. Y. and u,.ir-' p. ~
pear a-d tl-n and iher- ausw r. ife ~; I; u
. -. - - confessed. and the dem III Z
plaintiff granted The o. iec. and iiIl,--c-,i
ss.d c'sl,y!sint . foE the sgrn i 81 Csr
o1= pi3istiG for o.se ssi:t Il c-0-1'7-
i'iaiE.t h.ed Nove,aber i. / D. ~
4N& Justice Of tie f'''S
, 1882-12-16

DR.. Pierce's "Favorite Prescription. Tor all
those weaknesses peculiar to women, Is ~ Ur
equalled remedy. distressing headache and
bearing down. sensations yield 20 Is strs:-th-
giving properties. By druggists.
, 1882-12-16

LigI o zrcz ~ 'yAlIs EAII., VT.
Novez1ls=r I3, 1882
Nsz-es g. be.ety given tbs: the following
HaEi3 ss.-i-r has tied notice of hi. fn1earisti
O. ..zJ- So prof. II s1rrort % he claim. asd
rhat ~ IT 4 viii be made before L. :. I.si,
~ .. WAla Wslia, " I, On Deasras.s-
-. VIZ John i-sCcroue, HI I59a, Tor
NN3 Sec 4, Fp. y Z IS T. He
snes The f3lS~ing witnesses 70 Irege b sccn-
tiano1s residence upon and cultivation u said
lad VIZ: I omaa Paul. Il Evans, A. Zar-
iug. Jeserh Paul. all Of Walls Walla, AZ. T.
J.. 2. NoRsIsoS, Register.
, 1882-12-16

The first man 70 make speciality O: boots
and shoes was VI. Il. polsn and he carries The
largest stock Of any house this side oi SIn
Franciscl. Anything and everything in the
boot and shoe line he keeps in stock, a. a
matter of business. deS-ti
, 1882-12-16

Pink gums and mouth and dszzijng teeth
And breath Of balm and lips of Tn,e
Are found not IN this world beneath
With young OF old, save only those
Who ever wisely. while they d,ay.
Ire Soz,iunt by nigh. and day-
, 1882-12-16

- Millions of packages II the piaa.cn
Dyes have been sold without a single CON
plant: Everywhere they are the faSorite
Dves
, 1882-12-16

C,TRAYED. ~FR9}I TIE OLD HEE-
,$usar ra.eh. ~ or s11Er he frr NJ EJTuIn-
Der, adSrk lazy hrrzs irz-ded & z tc0un---zi'
On the leit shol'dss. / ii+e--i reward wiz ae
paid for as return % IL Fzlea or - = =
PhilliI- a. SchvabscEcr kaas
7. =. PfILLTPS
, 1882-12-16

ALL BUL HEADS. STATE .
n ms..s, Note Eea.,s. Etc. pEiat- s.
et al the SIATEsNAS Office viii Be PIs -
up in TAiie. Fona vitAcul exit
eharsr y