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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-02-22
Determines,
Spinal and
Chronic Diseases,

Dvs,~nsia. Asthma. Angina Pectoris. chlcrosis,
Loss OF Voice, Rheumatism, Rheumatic Gout,
Liver Disease. all kinds Of Sexual Weakness.
Diabetes, Headache Nervous Irritation Of the
Brain, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Disease of the Heart,
Ernptivc Diseases, Commissions. Hystcrfa. Men,
ralgia, Thrush, Congestion Of Spleen. Irritation
Of Stomach. Diseases Of Kidneys. liberation and
Displacement Of the Womb, Morbid Appetite,
Wakefnlncss, General Debility. Weak Spine,
Nervous Depression Difficult Brc:s.hinc with
pain In the Lungs, Weak and Sore Eyes Of Every
Description, Noise in the Head, Discharges
from the Ears, Cancers, Tumors. Tapeworm.
Piles Suffering, Pimples on the Face. varicose
Veins, Impotence and Sterilitv
DIR. Fishblatt has devoted - years to the study
and treatment OF Chronic Diseases. and his vast
experience in the hospitals in New York, where
he has successfully treated over la,0,o eases of
Chronic Catarrh, ScrofIlous disease. aud dis
eases of the Gcnito-Uriaary Organs. has given
him reputation that is world wide
Dir. Eishblatt never publishes certificates II Liz
cures or the names Of his patients. except hy
their express permission. as hc considers the
secrets OF the consulting room sacrediy conti-
Dental.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-02-22
DR.. FlsHBLATT

Has removed his Institute and Residence from
Burlington to Cedar Rapids, Iowa, No Is7 Iowa
Avenue, two doors west Of Van Buren, Street.
four blocks from Depot, where he can always be
consulted free.
Those who reside Ut distance desiring the
Doctors services, aud cannot call during these
days, will receive prompt attention throng,
mail by writiny stating ssn otass, -, IA, os.
ing stamp. Address
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-02-22

BROWNS IRON BIT
TIERS acts like q charm
on the digestive organs,
removing all dyspeptic
symptoms, such as tast-
ing the food, Belching,
Heat In the Stomach,
Heartburn, etc. The
only Iron Preparation
that will not blacken the
teeth or give headache.
Sold by all Druggists.
Brown Chemical Co.
Baltimore, Md.
See that al Iron Btters are made by
Brown Chemical Co., Baltimore, and
have crossed red lines and trade.
mark on wrapper.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-02-22
DR.. FlSHBLATT,

Graduate Of one Of the most eminent Colleges Of
the United States, has effected some Of the most
astonishing cures that were ever known; many
troubled with ringing In the head and ears when
asleep, great nervousness, being alarmed at
certain sounds, with frequent blnshing, attended
sometimes with arrangement OF the mini, we're
cured Immediately.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-02-22
ORGANIC WEAKNESS

Immediately cured and full vigor restored. This
afiiiction-which renders life \ burden and mar
riage impossible-is the penalty paid by the vic
tim Of improper indulgence. Young persons are
too apt to commit excuses from not being aware
Of the dreadful consequences that NAV ensuc.
Now who that understands this subject will deny
that rrocrcation il lost sooner by those falling
into improper habits than by the prudent. Be-
sides being deprived Of the pleasure OF healthy
offspring, the most serious and DESTRUCTIVE
symptoms Of both mind and body arise Tho
system becomes dcranged, the physical and
mental functions weakened, loss of provocative
power, nervous irritability, dyspepsia, palpita-
ton of the heart, indigestion, constitutional de-
bility, wasting Of the frame, cough, consump-
tion decay and death.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-02-22
4 CURE WARRANTED.

Persona raincG III health h. nh..ar.ns. pre-
tencsrs, who keep them trtiing month after
month, taking poisonous and injurious COM
pounds, should apply Immediately.
, 1883-07-21
The Statesman" on tina Liquor
QUESTION,

4, has becoune n subject of esSnsidershi'
comment IN this Community a. 20 our Po-
.,tion 90 the liquor question-whethe'
or DO we are in favor Of low license We
sill state IN this Connection ths, We sre
rn'st "mphstically in favor of lnr license:
but, b. 1t Understood. with such r.s,ric-
tiuns tina, we're th.y enforced, the Equ'r
tfatiic would be more guarded, and IN the
end norr good be- accomplished than we!e
3 :hrer riines 81 900 license .mposed.
We clam ths: business thst the Con-
gross, of these Unl'ed S'aes has Seen Ut
to lrgaliz5 for a pm ID eI.eufing Over Dne
hundred years, Is wholly out u ;hr Iurf-
d.c;iun uf a petty municipal guveruuei's,
AMI common Council has q, right l. 81
tempt 70 exterminsIe that business by ez-
treue and unjust taxation. There are
other and more effective, rs vii as more
legal methods by which 10 overcome this
so-calied evil, and the suttst, III cur mind,
y by high bonds signed ~ responsible
sai tis!n:-res'-d parties.
Our posI'ion then ia very PLAN; h"
license hut high bonds ard strict en-
fJrcsnent Of the Law. Any man Call
coms here prepared 10 pay 81 600 l.
cen.e and what "a to prevent HIM from
opening out most dIsreputabie place
But II low dive keeper We're 70 attempt
to secure bonds IN the sun of 5000,
witt good and responsible sureties, coulo
that end be go readily accomplished We
op,n- not. He must under the later CIR
curnsrance bring his Credentials With HIN
Ia toto. II Is Il matter OF money rs. TeIn-
tauou; hi.h license represents the lucTe,
ips hcense aud hIgh bonds, reputation
snd business honor Without god
reputation he cannot open sai"on, De
cause no respsnslb!e business man Will
si2n has binds; If he ia honorable he IA en-
title1 by the Laws OF the UGred States
20 do 30 and he Will keep respectable
place because his bondsmen vlll cOmp'l
him 20 do IT, Thea, if he does o. COM
ply sith his obligations, Revoke his IL
esnse 4 good man viii not go surety
for disrepu;able one. Sometimes they
s-e mislead for the time being; in thai
case tl.c remedy is always hsuGy-revoke
the license, and the honGsmen VIII have
u settle the matter Business men all
become cautious, and h" who is so lucky
"A to secure bonds wall take good care
that they are not forfeited. We live ia
a free c,untry, and under free flag.
Rish.s that Congress has s,ampei as le
gal, uo subordinate body of o.heiais shnnld
6eclar, Illegal, or attempt 70 'rush thea
out by unjust taSs'ion.
But municipal government has the
right to franz restrictive measures III the
way Of bonds; put them as bgh a, y1n
wish; the more respectable the saloon
man may be, the more h. can raise a.
surety that he " II conduct a respectable
hpuse.
we have Eow fully defined our poai-
ton. AID We will stand up TO II: IN favor
OF equal raIatiun, bat equally III f.goF o.
re.riIc,.um IN the form 81 high and rrsPun-
sir.s hnud- not allowing one Saloon man.
- any e;ty '!ii-lll ro :" surety fer an
othsr. Mem ihcy v.ul.ir th"rr ",i,-a-
r5,;, let the llo,n>- .. rr""sed y. ta.s.
aqa ~ a.ll h,v. less s,.Hou~, aru ,h,s~
ve 4 have All a".r e.. sra"," g.. -
rl,cc, 4h.l;y.
, 1883-07-21
Norihern Par ar Land sales

TIE Northern Pacific land sales for the
month oi June wrrs rs tolluws: E,s;eru
o. scses, G., 062; amount
realized. S262 6SS. Montana div.sron-rum-
Der Of acre., l,64l; suouut realized, S5i.-
HI Western divrsi"n-nuubs- 0: scrss,
- -. i;5; s:noaas realized. Sl25 10J I 'tal
so'e., 9s, 65l; toi.l sm"unt real I'd. sti4,-
$50 Daring the mouth of JuDe, 1882 the
total number Of acres suld Ws> Il, go. sna
toe total amount res.i4ed vas S23l 25l. Tl-
ro.ai sales for th- fiscal year eudIGg JAN 80.
1883. - ere 16l.2el scres: sn,ount resiz=.i.
S3.052 Ols- In Adiit,on, there w,ra real Z d
from roan lots duri'g the yea-. SSa0 -,
making the grand ,ral FOR the year. SS SS3 .
OI9, a. aiust d, grSni rpral Of Sl.1U9 So IoT
the h,csi Yes, ending Jun, 81. leS2 The
nunber OF acres snid in 1882 sss 565. 2uS
The a.erags Frice Per acre last year Vas
81 CO: .i,s yeaz :.
, 1883-07-21
..-o=res, ef he ,.rthrr. ra.iEr.

NI,srrLA. Nh, JOY - Y ur e. T. .
-s. a.i. us Ye~i uisa = & %,G-.rn, ,ou
tr.g..r. cr a s.,i5 J... - sbr '5rn- 800
ro.,ra IL .nti ia i i'r istr nrn rsr IL
{ lu,rar'. :.:.v n-,.n.. : en-. .r.-t..r.
Tre r,si i- .lshed 70 pa!rr seen r,'.,.
from h"s". save ~ re -rao".i lr",ri = O, re
,l,-,,",a river. ~h-:e temper. bad g
vii l" g ri. e" tora.rro-. ! "a -r gs..,
ol ucsa ar. srsy ro-i.y. Mr. Wm>:os, ca
a.,s q. cr~s the b., Bl.cs'oo' s-r g I, e
ais u ee'., srI hey a. h'ch IN tr'dg %. =
rnlsh, ! .os ts.nty ,l.i,r miles Hy ,xf.- crs
.f:y- c'oss M tn b acs foor 20 lay ...., at
un"-hS m'l-s Of track Per d.. rri ssy-
ne jan, ton VII be Ead- on y. .n,br |,
or Vi-o'n day or tEo aft-r, AZ IN. mouth
OF Little r! .ck.ont river, where r. Csah
aud Ncr hrfu Inter ects the y ,rth=,n P
c,ijc. lie jGu,t oG l. about fifteen ini IS
r n Der L dee. H, uiIl bridge the Up
per E-ilgg;c RIVER and Little Z Bsck!cot
Pie drivers are noG at Work on the .or,ner
-'fe'm. All the permanent Howe rGss
ridges have hcen fra uiei ,ari sre now az
Mi,,on!s waiting S pm ut 10 Ji~ front.
Everybody there u hopeful that tn Jurc.
t,: viii bs nl-de Up The date sutioaed. -
0rsgOnaR
, 1883-07-21
- u To Be "9oped" that Cur
Wheat Crop viii fa.i
Short.

Il, 5 TO &c hoped, s.lS Tie Public,
''thsr q rather gloomy REPRESENTATIONS
I rry 'uGaru of agriculture IN its june
~, =. IS t. Ih,. cumdlrion II ~hea. may
p..ye euue The reason why this II .
b hored Is. IN short, thar We shall have
ca. .0ON. 600 bushels lett a. the end Of the
. e,ru; crop y-rr, which, With the nes
c op f some Az, O1o. 600 bushels indIca-
( 10y the bureau returns, would be more
than We could USE or sell without serious
Consequences next year. Ii u argued
that the foreign demand Will be less nrxt
Year hecause pr ,spects are better in Eu-
ROPE. While Egypt, ludis, and Australia
have, or Will have. larger supplies. Then
prizes mus, tumble or We shall not he
s,e {" dispose Of the crop. But II shear
should 90 10 very low figure the move
IN n, # gid wruli be sufarorabiy sf-
f-ct-d, agriculture would he discouraged.
rhe c.n-ump,Ion "f manufactures would
b. diminished, and there would be trou-
bic veuerally-
his viii seem to msny people a strange
view TO take. 1t Is no; c"mmon 10 hope
for 4 short crop Of wheat, or anything
else. The prospect Of short crup nsy
be Comforting t. the farmer who has sn
abundant yield from his own acres, bu, IT
eau hardly be comforting to other people.
The Common belief in the advantage Of
abundance Is pretty safe one 10 srcepr.
/ the shortage could be evenly dIsirIbu
tsi orer the total crop area, 1t might not
mater So much. But some locslIt;-s are
SUR 10 suffer mpch nor, than others, and
there is likely 10 be some discourage
nsrt To agriculture and less cnnsrmpriun
OF manufactures, and greater ecunom
uncertainty and disturbance generally,
th.n with sbun as;t crops we'll disrTiou-
ted, and lev pr.ces for them. There MAJ
he tendency TO produce too much wheat
SIS Compared with other crops, hut the
evidence of that Is not 10 be found in TIE
prices thus fer ob,sine for the crop of
last yesr, which WAS the largest ever gath.
cred IN this country. Bur even If th-
tendency existed /; would be more
promptly Corrected by a good average
yield thsn by shortage resulting from
Iycal failures.
Iiacyp e1ceeiing the bureaus Jurs
es Innate ruuli be di-a,trous. there IS a
good prospect o. disss,er; iOr, Is The Pu5-
iic paTado,ica " observes. con n!irirns haze
ehsuged "vey nnc5 for the bs;:e-, /;
d.s..;rously large crop Sould oe icr he
b-,tsr. In sou.- parts OF the vest tts.e
has teen no chanse IN that direc;i, ID.
While there does nJt seem 20 Be n.rch
ground Tor revising the bureaus low s,n-
ter-shest es:lm.,e. But in California
some OF he paper, claim that the new
crop nil sell for 800 $50 coo. and the
yel6 in Or. gor. Dako,s, Mnnesois, ard
oiher .ooai.Iios biis fair TO exceed the BE-
mans es;imss-s by soGe millions of bush.
els- The Pu5.ics pecn lar theory ihA
larye crop would prove dnssrous is,
Therefore, likely TO ts put in eome meas
uros to he tss;
, 1883-07-21
The Cholera n Egyr:.

The epidemic Of ch..iera in E.ysi Seea-S
II have obtained 3 firm fonihola in
DaDiss,2 ysnic has taken possession 90
the people N account ot the NUMEROUS
les,L.. Strict measures have been t=Sen
o locsl.,s TIE plague as H.uch a. possible
10 prsg-ut rs spread to other d'=t''Si-.
> f-r an ITS hIs,ory tbs dread d dssasa rs
7afi ID ali scientific efforts To discover u.
cause. The III st plausible hyp"'hcsis "a
taat suggested bY Prof. Priserka .er, Il
Observation-Disclosures ed M P .Irll, q
.slluw -,.ls: which agr-e, we'll Si'h H e
&c, that uustoi the gre d; cll a,erseT d. l--cs
ave or :. hated, aud he c'seoe - be-
c .lne end rlic, IN The de.,4 oi IEr G'fE,S
Bot is oIi,,n Is obscure ana h'ri- u
sncsn Of the Law of IT'S geo. RAJ fh!c2- l.
trnsior., except that !, follows IA- gfe2i
highways of commerce. L'de ~as known
OF ta,s Gro.ied VISITATION prrr to 1871,
Sheu Il made us appearance a. Jesss.e,
O., Iau.a, whence 4 spTead over a Ir=lt
asrr Of AsI,, sweeping ii the p"PiIiA.io ioh
ar millions. IL 1873 Il had reached
A ,.raAhan III Igs wsst"ard mar ana
drr,u0 Nh, ,rais l523-29 ;J rar-. ii isFss
,reas IN Russia D.Asreut Pira q
Europe were subjected 10 this sc'urte IN
l332. AID at subsequent periods II broke
,p. At intervals. Its tirsr appearance ID
America vas AT Qr-arc IN 1882, on tie
lrsr of June, and twenty days iai@r i
,,,j-e ont m NrS Yurk, travelling raP'Giy
inland from these pants snd cal.=.ig
,r..rs here tie utmost constr rn"iI"u-
Probably as many .: ils victl.us lied tfom
sheer fright as from the DIS, ase Itseih
Other visl;a,ions followed IN 1884, lci9,
1850 and ls5i, the terrible TaraSes oi
shIch. especially among immisr@nts,
wU lony be remembered. the cholera
,.,i6am.c Of 80; VAS The last % which
this continent Nas been heavily subjected
E gland aud other European countries
uF.rel heavily from this pestilen"e
,buuc the ssne time. Some eight or nine
g,srs sinee, however, cholera prevailed 10
some ,1reut IL the Mississippi. valley, aud
since then sp,TadIc cases ha'r now ana
then occnrreu. Tao !mpu,se t" sanitary
reform. e,pee ally IN the matter OF dram
.,e. aud the immunity from tie dreaded
90 dzm.c Of late years is largely at'r'bG'-
able 70 the advances made IN th:s respect.
II remains 10 be seen whether the IN
creased resuu:ces Of medical science snd
the Z. eater enlightenment Il governments
IN -ach question:, which Eow prevails Will
acsr! 10 keep the choIers iTom Egypt eH-
tendiug into the adjoining Eur"pea"
countries, The fact that It has bloken
ont So early N the surrwer Is an add
uons! .easan iur using extraordinary
fort. to arrest 1t. westward progress.
, 1883-07-21

An Arksnsas journalist, Ia Consuming
control OF the local co!ua.as Il 4 We, g,y
paper. says: The prog.i iesors 80 ;te
>sl'ct have deemed II adv sable 7 ne I
lena Influence to this -rea- rn esl..ise.
| api al old hsnd a, he husin, S.. aud cuals
We! recommendsd, ts'jns hesG u ou-
of the swamp Land district or acc5uu. o;
a d-le.iely expressed seuaa.en; "a the
fec; that "a. cnuntry Judge as thI-f
ui no s,nsn capacity. s. Ing as the
Judge of this clun,rY remains honest, OF
ral5er is nnt caught stealing anything. !
may say Hih You and help dvrlcp the
wonderful resources of this secunn; our
JUS Sc soon a. he Is p,oved 10 ne ,hie;,
| reckon II hsve 70 slide take this
method Of informing the people ths, I
wi 2rs-ch st the C.iy Hall church reI:
Slsday.
, 1883-07-21
NOTICE. 10 wl:CoA JOHNSON yarxc.

- UTInr i HEREBY GIVEN AS
y residents OF hat pnr1iun Of the C unity
road use sni rrav-l-G a. such T fh- In : en-
- II Ar- Nssrs. cnMmsncinJ 20 O. Uh.ins north
AZ tie sstst he'd caTu-f !.r sections 70, ~,
- 4Di 2e. in T.wn.hip7 :, Worth Rang SO E
O! - ~ uer,s meri. =. in Wallis ALA { =.
=. s.a>hiEstau T-rTirnr-, rIHning 'henoe es.t
slo-g Lh- pTss-- Il Ee.sa -osd ~ Mr. Wilcox
- IenNe. E-.8 tasrcs IN a southea-tsrly dice
81 n N the brid. eeT.~sIng eilnw Hawk creek
vhi-h rn-d has heen tr.vel. s. public high
wsy and sI eniing . di-tancr of one mile ard
i q. chains Ths- rhe sme has been r.-ur.
v-ve,l hv IGer nf the c.,ic Of County Co,n-
missiGners az SAID e.anty, the s.id bard
viii, n their ne'' e ular tern. he.r and
iersruinr Whether tx mad herrin d.-Cribel
ard inclui-d a The scrvey Of the s-re, the
heii notes and Dzps Of which are now on 8 .
in TIE Office If the Co1B.y Auditor Of said
county, shall be ordained a. Lawful esun.y
ruad and public highway and objections
there OF claims tor d~r,ages must Be hl-d
with be County Auditor % or hefore the lrss
dsy OF the August tern A. ID. 1883 or the road
hereinsbovs described viii be declared . county
road snd pnhlic hi2 way. jyl44r
". c. PAINTER Co Asdnes.
, 1883-07-21
s;MN NUN>.
TERRITORY oF WAsRwGToS
County of NsIa Hslls,

TERRITORY oF WASHINGTON ~
county Of wsns "slls,
In tbs District Court Of Washington AMI for
the First Judicial District thereof, hoidIns
terms AZ Wsila Wals, Ha.ia Villa County,
in said Territory.
F.F. Adaul-. Plaintiff. W J. ". Wssgonsr.
Defendant.
IN he UNITED STATES OF AMEElCA-
10 J. ". Wsggoner. Defendant: lou
are hereby required t. sppeAr IN an action
hTa..ht a.ains. YOU 10y r. 7. Adams. PLAIN
tF, u tLr District Court Of tus 1eIrit- ~ oi
Washins:an and for the Fir: Judicial Dis
trIcr thereof; h.lding terms st Walis =" I.'s.
Nails Nalla County, IN said lerTltCTl. 10
answer the complaint OF PiaIntitf hied IN
" ALA Il ala County within twenty days sf-e
he service Uf thIs spGimrus, exclusive OF the
iay Of service, if served IN said 'ounty- II
not served in said County hut IN SAID U:sti!cl,
IN thirty dsys. l. served III sny other judo
ial District IN the lenitory, in tGrty daye.
If eeIved by pub icatien within si,ry days
afier the date Uf this summ'.n-- cr .hs said
Plaintiff Will take Judgment sC4inst you by
4 fault, according 10 the pray-r q c cUm-
pant Tins action Il brpugh 10 recover IrUu
vau the sum q. one hun'irrd AMI hfty dollars
tSl5U UUl and costs uf ,,Iir S6J ~ due Pam
tn iruuI You On an acc' uat Tor SGSus, wales
and nlerchandis- -oid ,nc d. l,ver-d hy Pi-.in-
tn 10 You At vour rpecial Instance and re-
dnsst, and Ssj.,U due Kim on an account Iw
iu., By Won. ioT money had and received 10y
y"u fr0iu ore tr.d Hrgr.sn, which account
Wa, !rr 4 vaiUab.e ems. ieIstinu, duly assigned
aud transferred 10y said fied Hesel2n to Pam
If
Wines the E.a ). { Uinga.rI Associate
.lu-, C Il The Supr-ne Court uf %ashIn sCnn
Ieui,Iy, sur jul oi sal - urt. aa.d the
,e.. ID. rsuf affixed. this li,h day If July,
a. l,. 1888
\ REEVES ANRFS. Clerk
By +. ". GOCI 4jE, ''.purv.
6, z Upton a'.d =. =. 4 ..:,s !i'i,...Ii 6
At,urIeyS. -
, 1883-07-21

The ~ou. L hs,r Gays II correspondent
IN he X r,uesy Bluegrass sesIo. have
gorgeous insure e hu.id On uuG high art
to improve it Nth. Nh,nt the B na Drs,
out Of her bouuteuusness, makes a Blue
grass = olusU she ;skes care nevrr T. spoil
the jlh. A sgi:, white, warm body.
tra,s.uceu, aitA divine i,snt, and curry
.us to lines ci beaGry as naturally as the
t-ui,iiz "f The y.ne, IS tie rruuLdwork
upon slich ua,Cse hmns the hanian
sngel, Eyys soily 6r'gh,, but iam,n-
ousiy intense; chicks like the damask
rose. vlth hurregrHrs Of d.mgics, in
whose hopeyed h,.s; siy Puck or O5sron
m.hy sleep: Up. ike o1-hesrt cherries at
the Center, flexible IS s sal"ke wreath,
and fading a~.y mo the soft cheek Ike
the hearts blood oi strawbcrry IL
luscious cEcan; chin fairly fashioned
as the go.j,n -rP!e hat biu.h!ng Psr,s
gave 10 Venus. who tTeinblrd win dzigh;
a. taking It the brow of Juno and -
bus; OF Hebe; the sea nymphs pearly
ear, the Nod nymPL's sPriu-y s,eP-Jhese
are fss of The cilarus ,lla- ua ur- gives
tns uiSiden nf the Bluegrass.
, 1883-07-21
5ON = CASH BASIS

II y1l consider The fact little you readily under
stand hy selling goods o~ enable, >eli Clothing
low is Crui b,y -, tmerna We fer YOU n suit
OF co he's for eleven dollars cash that Il gave credit We
could sell less than fifteen because when sell fov
cash replace the goods again and It's better for md
i"r y"n, to sell three SUITS + clothes small profit t,an
suit arT II sold goods credit urlii
have to maxi calculations of los aai
and when cash her aogg don understand
would have make up sii hat prried ,rr
he other No 10 be paving oher peoples debts
and there u friendship bntinG good>irS business all
the time We only commenced to keep clothing a few
months ago, and what the that TO-DAY sell
clothing than any house the Territory Simply because
the public know that sell everything tic loves living
rate Of profit
, 1883-07-21
p osf Every whers-

;sHy iavRl;i c. SEX Pe-.oa re-. the lsas,
doub: Q! the power and ,fscacy Q; Hop Bit
tiers - ccF- :een, tasy Can hnd Case. eI-
scily hse then Gun, IL ;hei- cSa ns,shber-
bod With proaI positive tina, they car 20
sasiiy and permanently cared a, . sriH ns
os:-oz ssk ysar drugs; or rhy..Oiaa-
, 1883-07-21
EO: Ii. DN,fEPilIs -.

The n.o,t ante cases Of Dyspepsia. Indi-
gestirn ard all disorders ol the stomach. are
Ieiieved by the Use Of Dr. Henley's ce.ebrated
Oregon v Id "rape Y L Bitters. They arr
recommended by all physiciaGs
Take bali viz. glass ;a!! twice 3 day. Sold
~. -y,rhrra
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Our tNporiA

l. ia estimated that " ssbing-nD 7 rritory
vii ,hi, year .-rd -brOan SS5 0oO 0'O +. e:
OF 'umb-r. go eo1 'r-s Of c,s. 200 90
2,a..I. Il hey, 2UG 90 cas-- o' saiIon,
5,uJO. 60 tush.Es e asa S.000.C9g ha.h-
el. .. ca's, 100 0c0 ba-ae!- Of pot,:oss, and
2, 200, GO pouads %; wool
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MAGNIFICENT LIGHT.

Have purchased goods in dab where
you didn't have light enough Distinguish the coIOrs ave
noticed how easy hide the defects Il Of
clothes Hl ;e Ijgh. hai! H,sg tell goods
ancd or shop worn ii goa haven't good gh? Ia
establishment tie light just he in the aihd';
The and ru Preeise. the shade and
what yoI4 getting.
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ArCCsI 10. lSS3
S,tEce-.IImb.- CuIturs,
NolFCe-IImDeEt tuiIutE.
JosS 7. R5SDFsA IS JosaFH MoDIGAS,
is T..ND OFFICE.

Josy 7. R5sDFgA IS JosaPH MopIGAs.
l. : T.aSD OFFICE.
Wara Wall, ". T.. June 2, 1888. I
COMPLAINT HAVING BEEN En-
tered a, thi- of7c- hy John I. K. n3en,a
az ,irss Jnserh M.di.-4n for failure tO Comply
With law as - timber culture entry NJ. 1876
Cat, = 9Th DIV oi S-nteuheT I5s0. uYoa lie
NJ: e Sec Is. Up 8. y r a Z, u" ". ir
Waila Wa Csn ", " 7 Wisb View ..
The ,--nc-llsriaa "f said er'I-; r ..te--snr
snegia. that said " 1,,n i~;.e. = Hrea,, o,
cul-iysrs any y.artion of .Se 'c-.i, snd .o cause
such breaking or 'ritiss !, .he said partie.
are h-Tsby summoned 70 sppcar at this Office
on the
Era DAT q A-G-sT. lsSS,
At lnn'r'ocS ", tore pr 4 and furnish tes-
tiHuIy concerning said alleged failure.
JOS. jU..GENSEN.
REGISTER.
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e AT 8 =

Ask any ,;.a' has bought hat in our eSab
>hmrn, and thl's he wii bear testimony the ter
.aat prcrs always the lowest Every DAY
men w have paid tour dollars or hats, ami when show
he hat tor three dollars they naturally cc bad
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CpileIsy W.c>p

s-oess-f- --iy -Ie,ted. Pamphlet OF psr:Ic1
,s-s ne srsu!, address NoELD's pI>FESS-
,EY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION. B9aS.o, :. Y.
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Ask for weii.' "ko nsh on CoEns." is
QcIek, complete, permanent cure. Corns
vA-ts, buniona
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Notice TJr Publication
JOS. " BAXTER

JOS. " BAXTER.
LAND OFFICE At WALLA WALLA.
june %, 1883.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the Following n.nl-d-s-tti-r has fled
NOTICE Of his intention 70 uake hnsi proof n
suppor. az his cIsin. and III, said p:nof wi!i
b. made before L. :. Land Oii'c- st Walls
Walia on
auCCsT 10, 1888.
viz: Jos. VI. Baxter HI No. $3.50 for the
!nrs s. 9snd 10. See so Tp 10. y X. Is +.
H. names the slowing witnesses to prove hi
continuous residence up.n, and cui.irl alton ot
-sii land, w: I.asc lockwood -. K Fish.
+ Yakima county, W, T., Dr. Barnes. Of
Walls Wara county. and Wu. Grant Of
Waco county, Oregon -
JOS. JORGENSEN.
hesi,ter.
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TTEEIroRY OF W.s HINGT0S, !.
county Of Waila - ALA. -
In ne District c uIt 81 the Ta-~itorv Of - ash
u Tpn. ALI -"T the fT-t ,jU".c al i'is net
I si-u,. nuIn.r ;tcin'5 y Nala Wsii.., Wslla
Walit county, N s-.il tegIituTy.
II. F.s's, p IN III. vs. Wm- f. Hubbard AID
.!tLu.l, 4 t.lh -..li. D-frn Inns.
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