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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-07-07

"MY DEAR" Mrs. Carlyle once said to
O friend, "never marry literary . :"
And on another occasion her words
were 81 married for ambition, and I
have been wretched-"
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-07-07

A SON of Oliver Depue, of Galesburg,
aged years, was Killed by the cars as
the train was passing the school house.
The child attempted to cross the track,
but seeing the train close on him became
confused, started down the track just
outside the rail and was hit by one cor
ner of the baggage Car.
The Kalamazoo Telegraph saws:
The prizes in spelling at Mt. Holyoke
Seminary were taken by Miss Emma
Kuhl, of Pueblo, Col. and Miss Mary
Clark, of Kalamazoo. The first prize
was choice edition of Shakespeare in
fifteen small volumes, and the second an
illustrated edition Of Longfellow's
poems.
ONE of Calhoun's most eminent
farmers and respected pioneers, Mr..
Isaac Hewitt, Of Marengo, died few
days ago. He was born in Pennsyl-
vania, Feb. 1, 1919, and came to Michi-
gan with his parents, residing in Wayne
county till 1886, when his family re-
moved to Calhoun county.
The Ontonagon Miner raves as fol-
lows: "Oh, all we heat and dust.ridden
denizens of our overcrowded cities, come
to Ontonagon-and breathe the air which
is purer, look at the skies which ale
brighter and bluer, and drink of the
water which is cooler and clearer than at
any other place on Gods footstool."
A. ID. CLARK, builder, met with a
serious accident at st. Mary's lake, five
miles north of Battle Greek, while out
fishing. He was removing double
barreled gun from boat, and, picking
, 1882-06-10
CuisiRc and Arsenic.

Form the basis Of manyof the ague remedies
in the market, and are the last resort Of ply
sicians and people who know no better me''i-
cine to employ for this distressing complaint.
The effects Of either Of those drugs are drstauc-
tive to the system. producing headache. intes-
final disorders, vertigo, dizziness, ringing III
the ears and depression of the constitutional
health. Ayers Ague Cure Is a vegetable dis
c1very, Containing neither quinine, arsenic. nor
any deleterious insredient, and is ali infallib.e
and rapid cure for every form of fever and
ague. It's effects are permanent and certain,
and no injury can result from It's Use Besides
being 4 positive cure for fever ndague in all its
.orms, il Is also a asuperior remedy for Eyercon-
plants. II Is an excellent tonic and prevent
i've, as well as cure. Of all complsints peculiar
20 malarious, marshy and miasmatic districts.
By direc: action on the liver and hillary aP-
paratus, it stimulates the sy stem 10 vigorous,
healthy condition.
FoR SAFE 81 ALL DEAIERs-
, 1882-06-10
Sheriff's Sale Of Real Estate.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
~ pursuance Of ,!ecree of foreclosure, "rler
0f sale and Judgment, issued out Of the dis.
,ri..t 6 ,ur. of the Territory 81 Washington. and
for the trs, iu'icial district tnere1t, holding
toms ~ WaIla Walia county in said territory,
IN a certain action th.-sin lending, WHEREIN
Jacob Besz was plaintiff, AMI Charles T. " hit
nev and Anita l. Whitney. we're defendsnts,
u.birh ssid decree order q sale and u gmeni,
vas rendered in said scti n, On the 1T day 81
MAY 4. d.. 1852, in favor Of said plaintiff,
.nd agaipst said d-frniahts. for the sum Of
500 with interest from May Isl, loS2, at the
r.ta ,.r cent per month. and SO attorneys
f.as and Ss5 s5 costs 4 suit, and ais" N favor
q. Baker & Boxer, and against said defendants
f,r the suIn of Si25 and interest from May ist
1852 at the rate 0f L per cent pr ulonth, ana
S25 at.orney's fees. Now Therefore, Dy rirtne
az said d cree 81 foreclosure or'ier 0f sale Ahd
iuiguent, and In pursuance thereof. q cerun.
t,i CORY o. which has been duly issced OUT "i
and nnIer the seal of said court, and 70 re
directed sni delivered, vii t. satisfy sad &C.
cree a foreclosure order Of sale and judgment,
ID ...,rn.y's fees. interest, costs and all IN
,.r,.a,-5 c,.sts On Monday, the 10Th day It July
A d 1852, at the hour 81 : O'Clock, P n, OF
I'D dav. al the court house doar N the city
ana connty of Wai.a Walla w T., sell at
unb,ic sucti r, to the highes: bidder, the PREM
- IN said deere order of sale and Judgment,
mentioned ami described as follows 20 wit:
Lot uuunFer s in block num5er Is, in Gains
addition 70 Wsiia Walls city, W. T. situated,
Iring And beirg in Walla Wala county, Wash
ingt1r territory
Given under my hand this oh day o: June
4. D., 1852. ,,,o,
935v Sae-if Of Walla Walla Co. W. 1.
, 1882-06-10
READ THE tRooF.

New YORK, April Is, 1882
+. F. -iddmS, Esq,
DEAR SIR Yours of March 18th came
duly 10 hand and its contests have perplexed
Us very much. Under all Circumstances are
hare deciled not 70 accept orders from any
house ia UallI TaHG but yours. Should
this action lead TO some of Your neighbors'
buying the goods from outside parties and
breaking the p'ice, please let US know.
Yours truly,
THos RrsSsLL & Co.
81. The Imperial aRd Franco gloves are
the second and third grades of the Foster.
and the pubic Is hereby cautioned to beware
Of them
READ THE PROOF.
NEW YORK, Jan. -. 1882.
F. F. adams. Eq.
DEAR SIs The Imperial glove is sold
by Us under the Eos.er patent, and is a Sec
ond Of that Grade.
NoGTs truly
THos. RrssELL & Co.
NV YORK, Aprl %, 1882.
2. T. adams, Esq,
DEAR SIR We DO not keep the I'm
peuar glove any mora, but the Franco
glove instead
Yours truly.
THos. RUSSELL & Co.
Commencing with the 18th Of April, 1852,
the concern across the street advertised
thenF Ives as agents for the Foster kid
s,oSe, We accused them Z ,si!ial n,isrepre-
Sla, Fcs,
WIKI the proofs that have been submitted,
and the reputation OF both firms for truth
and reracity before the public, We leave the
mst.sr -ita them.
F. F. ADAMS.
Agent Foster Kid Glores.
, 1882-06-10
Agent Foster Kid Giores.

its Chinanen have csught on the racket of
age undsr-and-over, to get clear of paving poll
tax o- working II oGt. 4 couple were marched
into aeadquArtsrs this morning and made oath
bsfo'e Judge Whitman that one was under q
and 'ns ever 20. Neither could tell when they
were oorn. but they We're perfectly willing to
sweas to anything for four dollars.
Derins the warm weather every lady should
easry parasol, and to nee. the want. Of all
r. r. Adams has jast received q magnificent
assortment Of eTery grade, ranging IN prices
fron p csnts up 70 $40 co. Il viii be we'll
worth your while to examine hi. stock before
making YOUR purchases.
ihssVent Of last Sunday evening at Spo-
kane falls, WAS the marriage Of shs Efficient
ana POI lar postmaster, S. Heath. .nd Mia.
Ida ( Ellis. My ps.ce and plenty ,s..ud
then
, 1882-06-10
The Great Na.ural Demand

In order 10 supply the great demand for >
remedy OF real r'erit. one capable of cleansing
the system, purifying the blood, regulating the
liver, and acting On the bowels. the California
Fig Syrup {, mpany has commenced the man
ufacture on a large scale Of concentrated
Syrup of Figs, and Is sending out trial bottles
n be given away, se that it costs nothing u
trS it and convince yourself Of its efficacy.
And as every family needs bottle, it Is also
for sale in 80 cent and 81 bottles at Holmes
Drug Store, Wslla Waila, and by Hodge. Da-
Wis & Co, Portland. Oregon.
, 1882-06-10

HIN WATER At LEwISToy--A special
s..r,,-5 from Lewiston, dated this A. NJ,
hug, the intelligence Of very high water IN
lr.- rv-r. at that city The Clearwster
r,s ore,d .weI its banks aud is still rapidly
-,.r- Unless there ia such change in TIE
,s.,~ r,ture as to check the melting Of the
.gst ~ the hills, great destruction Of prop
.-.y iy iio0d will result.
, 1882-06-10

AvornEE CoCSrr BoARDER-This morn
IN. Constable Neeley. of Waitsburg, arrived
,- .se citv, having in charge TO mai.lula, a
s.,te ,i,er Ind an, charged with pronis-
.--,7. .rsshirg with knife He was handed
,r-r 70 the city officers FOR safe holding until
a.. evening, when he viii be transferred to
,.s are Of Sheriff Thompson.
, 1882-06-10
WaLIA WAIA Mar o So

WALLA WALL,, Msr. Q 50.
MrssEs. J. !. CASE & Coz
GESTLHNEy:-1he J. |. Case
4 60. 32. inch separator that
| purchased Of your agents at
Walla Walla Is the best ma
chine | ever saw IN a field.
The following Is a sample of
what | did /: 60. it about
Oct 1st. lSS,, run through rhs
wet season. quit November 10:
threshed 81 aavs and in that
time run out 81, 12S bushels of
wheat. The machine WAS
started in the presence Of sew
eral gentlemen. who, after
critically examining the work,
declared it the best they eser
saw done.
Millers say wheat from INV
machine weighed six pounds
more o. the sack than any
other wheat received in the
millI.
In cnnclusi n will say the
machine fits me 6rst-vlas-.
Respectfully.
II. III. GRIFFIN.
, 1882-06-10
Farm for Sale

A desirable farm for sac on Dry Crek, az
mile, northeast Of Wailz Walla, c1nsisting Of
100 acres Of laaJ all IN wheat this sea.'n, With
a good dwelling hnlIse. good orchard, god
grznar;eS, sheds and fne wei, and pi. MY Of
IRE wood on the place. vii take nne-third cAsh
down, the remainder, il dssired- In two ~
three yearly instalimen.s. at one per cent. y :
terest Far furthsr pa-ticuiars enqn're a. ti's
of;,, o-of B. GEAyEr.
i5-f On the plsce.
, 1882-06-10

DruyQrEyT SALE.-fhe sale OF property
fr uan-paymeA. Of taxes, advertised for
last Monday, was passed on that day, there
BON, no l!lder. Ga Tuesday the sale took
r',rs. The county purchased five tracts OF
lnI II. L. Holmes purchased town and
county property to the amount of S2G6 -.
81. B.umelster was a purchaser to the
.-5uy; o. SIS3 l..
, 1882-06-10
Commencement at st. Paul's.

The commencement exercises at II. fau!
school Is an incident which naturally excites
4 lively interest in this city. The school Is
favorire in this community. 1t has bright
prestige, and pleasant membranes art
tbickIv clustered about its familiar name.
And OF course everyone expected, even ID
spite of the intense heat that has prevailed
here for several days, what they met last
evening. an audience crowding every part OF
the school room, an audience with hearty
demonstrations for the efforts OF the pupils
taking part in this. the eighth musical re-
view. Not only the prospectus and cs'a-
IoCue. hut the programme also told the
listener that the review was not Tor dispiay
ar brilliant execution, where there were b
he no i.lse or missed notes, no inaccuracies
of pbra.in,. 10 blurring OF rapid passages or
M mi.calculstion Of force in long crescendo
and diminuendc, imperfections resulting
from inequality Of hands or fingers but SIM
ME music, for the most part, to be rendered
bv those who were really Just beginning ana
given in public TO add seli-possessi'n to VIVA,
of mus,c had been learned. In view OF al
this criticism is out o: place or not caileu
f,- Nor would it be Just to the youns ladies
,,d misses Who participated to particular
II. the programme, but all share the praise
Of these efforts, conveyed in the sentence
the entire class made very n'er'tori'us pre-
ssn,a.iou of ability. both vocal and 'ns'rn-
mental: and those who have SO patiently
and 80 efficiently guided in these s'ua'es'
u,ss G,rrstson aud Miss CsuiSins' n'ef'''
no. only the praise and gratitude OF parent,
or guardians, but as vel, that OF the sensiA
nublic whose sympathy goes out hear''is u
o,r educational institutions.
PROGRAMME:
Part /.
Instrumental qu.rtette, Overture -
nu,san,.Ilo- arranged by sehmia', Inc
Misses Mccoy, Armstrong. Haley aDa h-H'
hart. ,ubn,a-
. Instrumental Solo-"La somnamouia
arr. by Henri Rosssllsn' A'ss NeD'
holtzer. or. S,,,sr
. voc,, solo-"The Bend Of the h''e'
Blumenthal. Miss Nellie Safer, ,;.. r,r.
..shoss" q sketch. MISS I-''A
McCoy. ..rp;,;
.,,,sn.J ouarsetse-"P "P0lOnai'e'
- The Misses Slater. Trnl'' oser'
hotter and Slate-- c,,. Al,
Vocal Solo-''Slumoer 50 "
Nixs Men. Overhoitzer s,...,
Es..y-"HarmOny" Miss Nellie "~. S.a,r
4 Duo, for txo pianos-''Aaren. a Tra.r
nb,le ns.tter. the Misses NSooy s, ,aa Soma.
instrumental Solo-No0n
>. y R.s.bovsr, Miss Nellie Slater.
Ms, Margaret Armstrong. UP p,uk..
voc.i trio-"Fsrswell, d. T. D
w.,...d,v " evening. Rev. H. D. L.'h.Dp; 'as
n n vill deliver the annual .aa.s s,s,rrd.
:, o. n. h. s'o.., Ii. dplon.. viii be sss,tss .'s.
at .n' .-sm;u,tion Of th. eatsiog'e ana -, p.
| ,.e... iu.. is.usd. rsvsai' sh'
, 1882-06-10
CTR THREE Propositions.

ist We are the only authorized agents in
Walla Walla for the sale OF the Foster KID
gloves.
81. We are the only finn in Waiia Walla
who can buy these gloves direct from the
manufacturers
, 1882-06-10

B,Fnsr Ass-ci,TI'S,-Eev- d. J. Pierce
lit 70 day TO. Indian valley to attend the
c,,3 RoDde Bap:ist Association. There
II 10 B, evening service at the Baptist
.tr-.b here next Sunday. Sunday school
=. laIi. ? M.
, 1882-06-10

cr-rryG BETrER-Judge Guichard, who.
f-r the past ten days has been great sufferer
,rm M, OLD enemy the rheumatism, so TAR
re.5rerei to. day as to be able to attend the
meeting Of the Grand Lodg- of Masops. He
ga. wheeled TO the hall door, in an invaiids
.r,.r. and then carried to his place IN the
, 1882-06-10

1yggovEuE>Ts AT THE PosT-OFyIcE-W.
t,,-,sat Mr. Wm. Stephens, the owner OF the
l..,.j.B. in which Uncle Sam keeps his post
-.Ers intends to lift the roof and add another
..,-r ,laas for an outside stairway between
,ts..,I Mr.. Kennedy new building having
L.s- rE.A.
, 1882-06-10

FRau iIvsvoRrH--Slp:- J. NJ Buckley,
# tae 0 K. ( Y, CO., came up from Aims
worth this morning. He has placed steam
srs II That point for use in case the high
u7,-r interrupts rail traffic below that point.
VIVA, yer the clements may do. it is the in
,a.t DO o. the company 10 carry freight and
rsswas.-s regularly and on the best time
rr.g.ils
, 1882-06-10
Horses Lost.

Strayed OF sto,en-frum Henry Steinbsry's
place. near the new depot, one so,rel horse,
eight years old. in poor condition, branded "
p On left hip and the other a dark brown
horse, years old. so reward Will De paid for
the return Of the horses
, 1882-06-10
ROLLN Il. S1XE,
n. B.-K0 STOCK sfNT C. o.p.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
Strayed.

From McNalrs on the Touchet. April, 1880.
one b Aek mare. 5 gears old, one left hind Lex
little CT osel One pale sorrel bors-, hsx-n
name and tail, years old One lark BAY OF
bruVn fiiy. 8 years old. All thes- animals
are branded On left ct Hs- Will give .ithes
one Of the last named for the recovery o! the
black mare. A.:tlr--- o. p. McNall, Danre.i,
Whitman Co. W. T.
, 1882-06-10

,.,.ad ,ha. Rev c. ID. Tayler Of the
p,ges VII deliver Temperance lecture IN
-. ci.v IN few days.
, 1882-06-10

,E-rEyEp.-Dr. Allan has returned from
-. r,pe, near Echo. in Cmatilla county.
yI.,.,,r.,a A heavy rain in that section last
Mon isy uisAt.
, 1882-06-10

.WALLA WALLA. Mar 30. 81.
NEssRs. J. ]. CASE & Co:
GENELYMEN: We witnessed
the working of the Tsn-Horae
Straw Burning Engine last
fsll that You put with our Can
ton Pits Separator, and can
say that We are very mu.' b
pleased with it. II stesms
fire. ly and easily, with plenty
Of power and lots t. spare.
And rs an evidence that il fits
us, We have lately purchased
1t of your agents, M-s-r-. Sta
yer. Walker & Bow'c-, Of
Walla Walla.
&. I. NELSON.
n. NELSON,
JAMES McINRog,
CHls. NcISgog-
, 1882-06-10

THE CvHrFw BELL.-ln the City Council
90 rlesily night after some discussion of
,.e matter. provision was made for the ring
I1s %: what Is denominatea the ''hoodlum
b warning the boys and glrls that the
Has og.,ck law Is in force. This will
greatly as 5. the officers on duty, as the
5.,, q, not al possess one of StraigLts Gel
,-.s..,s watches. ani are at loss when it is
tine 500, for home. The bell leaves
:-r-l p.ta.lr any excuse.
, 1882-06-10

'hANo lUpsE REPEESENTATIVES.- Among
- mornings arrIvAls OF members OF the
''.ai Lois, are Col. II. Butler. Robert
--'Sl7 'ai l,a1c Parker Of Seattle: Maj.
IA. en-, .a's NcEl.oy. Benjamin Harmed.
'''~ Iara'- and J. ". Munson, of Olym-
,... -. Bake, II. c. Morris and Benjamin
',----, g. Nlncouv.r: Mr.. Whitfield. OF
Peer jO-raup. Of Island; Wal
u. -ae;- u Port T,wusend Mr.. Shaw,
~ az 3 B. Day. Of Pomeroy d. {.
Ter A.. } f. E!miston, of Dayton,
: '.' Nr4E.es NcneTmott, OF Port Madi-
, 1882-06-10
The True Version of the Kid Glove Con-
troversy

Editor STATESMAN Dear Sir - With
your kind PERMISSION, We request the
publication of the following correspondence
attached, in order TO refute most eiectuaily
the charges Of Misrepresentation, thereby
misleading the public, made by Mr. +. +.
Adams in connection with the sale OF the
genuine Foster kid gloves. MEssRs. JOHN
RESELL & Co. s letter IS convincing as to
the great importance TO be attach d TO said F.
F. Adams styling himself sol. agent for the
Foster kid gloves WHEEL he obtained the same
only through one Of JoHS RUSSELL & Coz
salesmen. the house itself being ignorant Of
the fact at that time. AMI when apprissd OF
1t were reluctantly compelled TO CONFORM TO
this agreement.
You will aso notice the following sentence
in MEssas. JONI RUSSELL Co.'S letter adj
dressed to us, which efectually does away
with +. F. Adams claim Of sole agency
"He is, ho,cerer, in no sense our agent, as he
simplp purchases the goods as you do
Again in another part Of their letter to us,
MEssRs. JoHy RUSSELL & Co. further state
"He hare rritten to Mr. adams that IRE do
not approve of his branding his neighbors as
making riyM Misrepresentation yor doing
uhat anyone ,rho bugs oar goods has as muck
right to do as ke," showing couclusively that
our authority to advertise the g-nuine article
comes from MEssRs. JOIN RUSSELL & Co.
direct. We will continue to supply our Gus
toners with the genuine Foster kid gloves,
and leave i. to fair minded public to treat
all petty jealousies and selfish motives with
the contempt they so richly deserve
respectfully yours.
SCHWABACHER BROS.
SAS FRANCISCO, May 4. 1882.
Kessrs. Thomas Russell d Co., No. 3.4
Brosdway, New York City:
DEAR SIRs We enclose You slip taken
from the Walla Walla Daily Union. We
will ask you how far you have authorized
Mr.. Adams to publish others as impoSters,
when you are selling what We suppose to Re
the genuine article to us- If We are fully
justined In our position. please address rs
such letter, that secures Us in our proper
! standing before the pubic. Anticipating
your early reply, We are,
Respectfully yours,
SCHW ABACHER BROS.
New YORK, 18th May, 1852.
NEssRs- ScHwABACHER Bgos-: Dear Sirs;
Your favor OF May 4th mas been received.
Some years ago one OF our statesmen made an
, agreement with +. +. Adams, OF "aia
walla, to give him exclusive sale OF Foster .
kid gloves, and being Ignorant OF this We
sold to other parties in that place. Mr.
Adam. called our attention 10 tLiz, and Se
were rriuotlantly compelled to conforrn to tins
! agreement. So for the present We cannot
sell to any oae in Walla Walla but to him.
He ia. however, in no sea~ our agent as ne
| simply purcaasss the gloves as you do fou
being in San Francisco. cannot be Affected os
Mr.. Adams having exclusive sale for walia
WaIla, nor can we prevent your supplying
.py stores YOU may have there or II sny
other cit,ea We have written Mr.. Adams
that y. do no. aPprpre of his branding ms
neiphLo.s of making wilfui misrepre'en's'
tons for doing what any one Who buys cur
/ ,oods has a. much right 70 10 80 as he. We
remain yours truly,
, 1882-06-10
BORN.

In this ciry. June 6. Iss3, to ,h- vie a,
wn hirknsn Esq a daughter.
Mother and daughter dong WE'LL
To the wife of Paul z. peLsnc. . son
weigh; 81 pounis
Mother md son dOinS Well
In this ei-y. June iih. 10 the xife If LII.
Wells, daughter.
, 1882-06-10
r H. FORNEY,
Sheriff. Sale Of Real Estaso.

&08o8Ds
DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
ID Issued ous Of tbs District Court In the
Territory of Washington, and for the Firse
Judicial Distriet, Thereof holding terms 1t
Wsllx Walia County in said territory and 10
me directed and delivered for judgment rsnd-
cred in sail county, on the 7th day Of January
4. D., 1SSl, in favor Of William d. PlAnfs,
anil A. Mckay Plaintiff. :. and against CIarirrs
III. Metcah, Defendant for the sum Of S6a3,29
ard the further sum Of s2430 costs Of suit
have levied upon the following described
real Estate to wit. CommeIcing 81 rods south
Of the north east corner Of the south. vest,
quarter Of the north west quarter of SectiDa
nuulber -, in township pumber 7, north Of
Range number &c, East thence running west 80
rd, thetce, South, rod. thence East, 20 rods
theree north TO the place of beginning situate
living. and beng in WaIla Walla County,
Warrington. Territory. Notice ID hereby CIV
.n that Monday the 10Th day Of July
A. II. lssy At the hour # g. O'Clock, P. ~
of said day at the Court H,use door in -
City, and comfy of waiiA Walla W. T. I viii
all all the right title, and interest," Of the sad
Clarrnc- H. Metealf, in and to the above dss-
cribed Real Eststs. At public Auctisn 70 The
highest bidder, 70 satisfy xAid Execution. and
all cost. Given under nv hand this 9Th day
II June A. ID. isS2
JAMES B. TRonPsos.
Shsrii Of Wslla Walla County. w. T.
, 1882-06-10
l.. x. G.. SMITH

Il appaiEfeh Agent for Oregon and Aa.h-
fnglon Territory by y. L0riilard 4 60 OF
the Celebrated Jupiter Long tut smoking
Tobacco. for sale IN the Trade In lets Ia
sutf. DIV
, 1882-06-10
DIED
Burnett 9 Cocoaine.

And renie. dark and glossy. Il holds. in
a liquid form, large proportion of ieodorixed
Cocoanut Oil, prepared expressly for this yur.
puse. No other compou,-d possesses the pecu-
lar properties which 80 exsltly suit the VaIi-
oCs conditions Of the human hair.
, 1882-06-10

= '-zE OK he uraER sIyg-Dpr;nr the
: ''-'y Il The MASONIC fraternity from tn.
g 'a'' S'v, the party to winch Col.
. D-'-5s belonged, congratulated them
80. ca a'''n' good Joke on him, when
'7-I Il small station north OF kala.
s. -. =. O..- ha''er, who va. in ,hi. regioa
1T =. NJ, Hood WAS hole in the ground,
=. '-.as o. 'wo -5out travel and when
:. "esh' tam a, the station made
- ~ . A'iaas, thence by tus.bo,t to
s.,,.. md s'Ood 90 the dock a, that
l,,, gee; As tellow.travelers when their
"a, b,," non Portland, the j,ke on him
a,,u6-r, 6r'iy X P-'ssp.ible. Col. Butler re.
aA,als, ~ lIa WAlla When il was . mere
.aaaa "A : ,s . Course greatly surprised ..
Permanent growth.
, 1882-06-10

'. p ALl>EA.-Tne o. Z. { y. Co.
.-''-- % make ;he trip to Alaska in the
~ Y. AisaSt. ! special feature for tour
'.s steamer viii visit all points OF
''''',S ilc.ails Takow inlet and Glacier
''' '--' -is'Hs an excellent opportunity
Us country o; glaciers and m.gni6-
-l;'H scenery. The round trip rate
-''';' v...no. De oyereishty-ivs dollars
-','a3 direct, or wi,h the privilege
- Aa'ama, the Northern Pacific
'-1 'ad Paie: Sound, taking the steamer
"a Aboa; the third Of August. The
'aaz;eaei covers meals and sleeping ac-
- .''' rs On steamship. Persons who
&c .' A'l.i taenselve, OF the opportunity
'1A= Ia t-io should give in their names
y r-'.y = ,A..y aIy II the III ,e c: the company,
- !, cry 81 the corner Il Main and Sec
, 1882-06-10

No MORE DYsPEFsIA OF iNDIGEsTI0y.-
Dr. Henleyis California y |. Bitters always
give immediate relief Sold everywhere.
, 1882-06-10

NIFTY PER CENT SAyEDLy HAy-
IL ngy-w job psirsing done At the SIATEE.
nAy O&:x Cal ~ s-anins sanpisA.