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, 1883-11-03
The Aaiis

Since the new railroad time table com.
menced. the mails, which have been arriving
With regularity, are once more in confrson
The western mail s,rives.st Wallul. a. 6 A.
N. every morning, but there heing NO spec
! isl postal agent to bring the sacks to W.rs
Wsll., they have to remain there aut,l the
western train arrives, with is doe about 10
P. NJ, too late for delivery until the next
morning and once . week, ss 40 mail er-
riyes at ali on Sundays. it Is Tuesday morn
ing CT forty-e gh, hours we have to be with
cut a mail of any kind. We have talked to
the Hon. Ben Simpson about it. and ne says
| .hs. he will 10 his utmost to correct this
state of aff.iis, which is cer.linly detrirent,l
| 10 the business interests { the whole Ct this
/ section. A speci i agent must 70 appointed
10 bring tie mail through on the mixed
trains which viii hereafter rur regularly.
l. is rot the fault Of the railroad company
IS Nj Chase says they will always be too
glad to carry i If !. is delivered 70 them
| The post-ofice will be open N future Oh
Sunday mcrnings from $50 to l1:3O A. Il /,
men the Saturday, nights mail will be dis
tricutsi. The following table Of tho new
rrsrgements will eI Ipiain the present situa-
tlon:
Atlantic Express leaves Portland At Q P.
N. daily, arriving at Waliuls Jrnctiop ct
iGA. VI.
No. passenger leaves Portland 80 A. N.
a-ri, iog il Wsl.s Wsiis at 9P.M
Pacific Express leaves Wsllula junction
70, s. Pau at I0:40 A. N. and for Port'sad
AZ 40 P Il.
Ne. 3 passenger leaves Walls Waila al
9:IJ 4. NJ arriving In Portland at 6:25 P. NJ.
daily excep. Sunday.
No. accommodation le.Tes Waiia Walla
az p. a. arriving at WAliu'a Junction at
P. VI. couuecti7g wl,h tie Pacific Express
i,r Portland.
Mail a, present leave Portland on the At
iantic Expres. &. Q P. NJ. ard arrive at Wa
il Wslla at 9 T. NJ. mex, right. l. IS the ir-
tent,on to forward nails ic- Dayton and
Wtlia Wall. cn No. 4 passenger, leaving
Portland at .:3o A. NJ snd arriving st Walls
Waila ~ 9 P. NJ "a s2oc as Decesaary ar.
sngements can DO perfected BY the pcsssi
Authorities.
, 1883-11-03
THE PosTofFICE ATrACKED.
Fat stines Eanner stiil Hangs sA tie
Outer Wall.

The general topic of conversation on our
streets to-day has been tie stack on the
1ostcfice by the forces Of Alex Reec and
Eollen Parker, bat our popular postmaster
net the common enemy and routed ;neT
hsrss, toot ard dr.gocr fos some time
ps,t Hollen Parker has besn bringing tts
nos: f:ico,ons ard trumcery ckSrges sSains:
Mr. S:iae-cSsrges SO foolish tt,t they Ero
-idiculed even by school toy., and in this
re was ss.issod by Alex Reed, Receiver
Of the Land 0liice, tc which be ~As appoint
ID hv the husband of Mrs. Hayes. for the
reason that the Sensts would not confirm
his appointment as postmaster Of his own city
of Toledo, Chic. Re.d has made applica-
ron for Mr.. Snre's position, and we but
voice the sentiments Of the people here OF
a whole when we say that it is to DO hoped
that b. sill never 60, It. Yot We are con.
WINGED thai if a petition from our people vas
-! that Was required to give him good
position somewhere else-say shout 1000
niles awsy-we wouid undsriaks TO get the
names Of nine ten.hs of all the people IN
this city in less than day. There is feel-
ing tast Reed ia man that can vel DC
pared from this community. and that nis
appointment wouli be moct unporuisr.
Meanwhile Mr.. Stine stsDds sccure. He is
managing the Office better than was ever be-
fore known, aud Il Ia the wish OF all thst he
retain IL.
, 1883-11-03
o.. Local lADrsrr.ss.
Fllee.er = Psaiher's lard sanb.r.

One Of Walla WAllas most useful indus.
tries Is lumber. and . visit to the lumber
yard Of Meesrs. Faloouer L PIsther in n,
that is necessary to convince the most
skepticsi of its importance. II is the nnos,
eor,Plet. in The upper country And eon..;as
many hundred thousand feet Ct every kind
Of lumber, from the common pine to the
insst oak and cedar. both dressed and III.
dressed. They also have = large amour.
OF co-nice lumber and rustic that has been
well SEASONED, Is well - casing with mould.
inys, sLd many other kinds Of mouidipas o!
different sizes, ready for use. Their stock
Of doors and sash.s have rrn down own.
10 the great demand recently. bat large
stock ia now on the way from San Franci.co.
a huge pile Of shingles attract attention by
their good quality. They cane from the
Lake Pend d'0reille region and a,e ths bes:
in .hs market; and from the s,ms section
cano tbe t,u..ack, fir aod cedar posts 70,
f noinz purposes. The lumber is ksp. flom
ne weather under a well built shed. the
only one in the city. and is 500 ieet II
length another OF 100 fee. Will shortly b.
puil. in Oide- TO keep the whole stock uu.
der cover. The firm Is composed Of two
weii-known AMI pleasant young gentlsmer
who are growing up viii: che copr,ry and,
We hone, laying the foundation Of sae large
fortune their industry entities them to.
They are constantly receiving fresh ship.
ments, and now have four car loads Of fiue
lumber Oh the road from Portland.
, 1883-11-03
OUR RTSlNEss MEN.
sam Laser.

IN Ayr,i 1874 there arrived n this city a
quio. lutte man who opened modest store
N the corner of Main aai FCa-.
4,ree.s, opposite the Slime House. The
business xss small a. first. sd CONSIST
% Of general notions, pipes, ci.ars and 70
haccos; everything. however, was OF sood
a..ai;ty snj Vas sold at a moderate profit.
n: .he business gre@ new goods and stock
xero added, uLtil /. becamc regular reset
for E.aticmcn. and nos there is no better
estaol;shEnent than that kept b.. .Ssn Lesser.
He mskes especially Of gentiemen's clothing,
aud hare everything required IN furnishing
go13s, underwear and the best qusli:y OF
clothing can he found. An ar # nestness
2rasades tire store and everything Is kept IL
.ppie Pie oIdes The success oil Sam Lesser
msy, 70 a g:eat extent, be accounted fer hy
his persistent ao3 steady advertising in the
j.ss. newspapers. Not copy 0! the STATES
Nly has been issued for years past bat E!s
nsu.a and 5usiuess strikes our readers xhen'
cver ,hey open the rsPer, and no mater
whether times are dull or lively San pros
pers, as be deserves. His store IS nov cram
med irom floor to ceiling With very choice
assortment of clothing Of the latest stVles,
Inst out from eastern cities, AID we're the
first shipment of clothing received in this
city via the new route over the Northern
Pacific railroai. Sam il q fKEn7e In tins
city and ia torcnos. ia everything tending
10 advance is interests. Among ousiaess
men he is popular by bis attention 10 his
OWL brsIness; aud % one has to present bin a
h.I II 1re than Once and 1t IL pad promptly
and cheefuliy. There are none TO whom
we wish better success IN life thaa the sub
ct OF ,kis short sketch.
, 1883-11-03
The ksekies u ,rse YSss.

Fes- fas t.sL expressed that The Canso'sn
PsciSc would not be able to fud practical
crossing over the Ssikirk range Of the RocS'eS'
through Kicking Horse pass. Nc ehcTt nor
expense t. secure the shortest and best route
across the mountain has been spared by the
corap.ay as I. is well known that the conpa-
nv has teen at eaermou. cost keeping eng'-
ues-s n the Rockies for two years mskins sur
vrys ard exploration. with viers Of securing
the be-. rcu... a. this late hour, when the
track has bseu laid far Up the Bow river Iass'
tc within thirty-tiv. miles or So OF the srnn'r.
i. has been discovered that after all It may be
;.nn.s-ibIe to cr,.ss via Kicking Hcrse pAss- In
giusers arc On the work IN dispute. Some
o!sirr .hs, j. is impossible to 20 thst way anu
avoid The crossing of the range by Hcrues
psss. n order 10 so Wis Hornes Psss 1t viii
be necessary to deri.se consider ably, ard to do
SC seven or eight mile. Of track alrssdy iaid
would have 20 be lifted. The ersinesr. could
Tot come to any agreement, so they w're ell
calico In, and the matter was iain eetofe 'oe
genera, manager and other ofhcisls.
, 1883-11-03
From tae New rinss.

c. [. Mccoy i. in the citT from his ranch
a, Pennington. he says ths. It Is MS op'n
ior that tie new mines vi! pe hsrd to open
owing 10 tie creek being 60 a. aud 80 hts's
fail. Unless the different companies cor'
ONE anil ZEN up bed rock anme It VII Ds
almost impossible to WORK the ground lie
g,avel varies in depth from feet 10 80. And
blirs very ose cont,;us no gold, which IS
all found rpon the bedrock. Ine wsssE
comes in sc last that i. i, ;-rossibie to se'
I'D Of it by ordinary means. snd bcdroes
fame is therefore tbs only way to get At the
COLO ; but If the god il tsere the average
miner Is hound to get q. It somsnOr OF
ether. Mac says that the creek on which
the sold wss discovered is a cedar swanE
with tress growing there Of sporIaoas .ize
and Ia. the whole country 10 % covered
with timber thst il il very hard to set
through il.
, 1883-11-03

wanted to know what rart OF the county n
represented. and until tse report sss forth
c1mirg The matter shsu:a Be laid o. tha ts-
bic. The Speaker said that the Board Of
Regents have no right to give ~ . rspors -
the Territory had given 20 snpport 10 the
Institution" Mr.. Hrining: the lsSisi.-
tzre says that the Board 81 Rsgeass shall
girs . report" Hi caad Il want 10 know
something about tais Institution Why don't
Tie Bcssi give Us . report ~. they hare as
beEgsrs or what are they here for" Speak.
er .'tre7e has been all the reports made We
are ent:tied to- kiacaid 81 aid not hear
it" Speaker: '-Yol mus have been
asieep." Mr.. Warren: II have been Sry-
ins 20 saJ something on this bill Tor some
time. Wa on the committee, and aIn
opposed to glsirg 5000 for the benefit OF
sn institution that does not bsneir the pee
pie who i've on the Sound. We thst live
across the mountains cszpo. afford TO seDd
cur children there. II this Siu PASSES the
tax 20 Uy county Is $500 OF Liore for its
support 1, il WAS .or the benefit OF the
common set ooi-. would support rs Mr..
Msrtiu, Of h.ne. II. reply ssii: "4s there
Nan Il this asseGi5!y wso VOID record bis
vote sgsnst the msiEtaI.ucs and s,ppolt
o. tie OIL; Institution ii isSrrins rae isri-
tory ..c csil us own Ne; / believe that
eTery mau he.e ia N iavU. Of .ducstioE.
GensleInlr, let It uot be s1id. whSn We leave
tais building. that the only measure ;nlro-
duced for the benefit Of the youth o. the
Territory, was defeated by the ninth oiea-
NAL session Of the Legislature Of tho Terri
tory" Mr.. Coplsy: The House shou:t
not make the appropriation under the exist.
ing circumstances" Mr.. Blackwsi If
the university mas taken care OF itself for
the past two year,. let j. wait two years
more, and than We vill .ee." This rnkind
cat quickened tho mettle Of honsst Joe
Fczterl Joe, who sprang to mis- ieet and re-
torted with stingiag reply, that was br.m
full of the keenes. s,rcasn. SAID be, sd-
dressing PhcawelI: Il suppose it would
be all right il the geurienan rom 1.comE
could have The university there" bisck-
well was dumb, the res. Of the after
noon, never venturing to open Ills mouth.
Mr.. Kuhn made some goId remarks sarocs
ti1g the passage Of the bill. Mr.. Besserer
thought the inst tuition was q whi.e el--
phant, and ough. to be made sustain i.set.
Mr. Brooks SAID Il I'm surprised that men
ters, representing the people, viii Ask theii
fellow members to almost set down on their
knees, for o measure that Is just and right.
suPpcse, gentlemen. 1t would be al. right
If this tea acrts, OF which 80 much hss been
ssil, could take tine wings of tine morning.,
and hy over to Waila Waila, or some oi the
5anch gas, countries. Al.hoaga l live
long Ssy from Seattle. be ieve 1t the prep
rr place for it, kubu sail it wss STAN
On the session Of 81. thst they famed to sap-
port 1.-THE university TIE vots stood 10
ayes TO . uoes IN favor of the bill.
T. BIB.
, 1883-11-03
wheat Farming by Contract.

A business man # t4::s oi.v who owns on
acres OF land; instead Of allowing /. to re-
man q Wild wastr, as too many otaers -,
cuitiyates !. and makes it produce its quota.
Being unable to attend TO It himself. &c has
ent. red into q contrso. with nan VINO
undertakes to piongh, sesd and look after 1t
IN every way until i. Is Harvested. for e %
per acre. The owner furnishes The seed and
Paws all tho expense Of harvesting and by
calculation the total cos. par acre. including
hauling to the cars. = exactly S. 10 per acre
or for the whole tract of $50 acres s., $40
He has placed his estimate OF tie crop ~
the lowest possible figures aud calculates tas
p,ics OF whea. at 80 cen.s Per bushei and Al
laws only 20 bushei. to the acre. This WI
s,ve Is 800 bushels, which, at his hgnrss
viii bring him In $500. earring clear
urosi. Of s.. .O60. The price of sacks are not
i,cluaed in this, q the money for them ir
returned by the grain dealers. At tn" rass
there j. no reason Why aur wheat growers
,hoala not becorpe prosperous. for the aver
sgs yield Per acre, with anything like t.rr'-
in-. IS all The way from Is % 40 brshe!' PEI
acre, and j. nearer 40 tnAn 25; and assir,
instead Of 50 cents per bushel, tie Price, a'
:. prsseut, is about s. cents, which leave
much larger msrgin- OF course tins oniF
,pn,ies TO isnd tha. has been broken and cot
to Wild lsud. There is many young mai
who coaId bet,sr himself by application to
s..k, If he bad bat the manhood 70 90 It !;
i,ut II !, teo often the case that they prefer
% exc cut . pcecarious subsistsacs By an
es.y life IN the eitise. to working On farm !;
tu, again there are many Who have been
a;l:sc.. and have prospsrsd BY applying
heir energy and iDteliigeace to the favora-
he conditions Of new ard growing region.
U.bey had remained in Their former Peei-
.ior.. la-king the leverage Of capita and n
speusiI connections, which are 9, import
an, in cider communities, they would pro-
b.b,x Lsye worked al tkeir lives - salAIiea
emp!oyees. There are yet remaining in taia
csuu.y IS good chances - ever for tie n
du,trioas, and ue hope that tie hsars. VIC
h,v. sivsa .bovs viii encourage then 70 b.
come pros,erous citisene in every sense OF
the word.
, 1883-11-03
% aC var Eta.

.lsL .'l-rl rrcr-c, s-e OL the Wat patti
~ ln I - J..I sand 'hs:- !eit ear
.'-t-nl. lans. >.i.z.i las heea hung in
=. 81 N>asss~ F't's, al Dr. Whitehous-
i--y'sfs -, '.ur;..sS tc 70 TO the
ls.. .f- ;r.ln e IS at sao4y county dIyi-
~. >..tl iJ,s la5 isy,r ire DIVISION OF
>.5ee -'c1,r, e. .le hr:,ea a5Gs- wants 1t
aa''l = "s.I IA a ,4s 10 nttle hight
2 REQ, r'crLy ltUrs We caR sffpld to
2- '7-ll ,1l,t .Hf .Uu.
, 1883-11-03
nA'si'is- Proei.nat.ea.

a.s...-'''' '''''' a'' isausi the fouO~ia,
g.. 'l's Fzosis--:ion: In fu-.bsr'
i, q sl'''7l Of hi. people. e. 70. c,o..
,,.,t,-, 10 engage, uPoa nay Sc,
a. e.. p,.:.. ~, f-,psse, IN .feci,l festival
.,.,s. S r = the eiver et all, l, Chs..sr =
hs,.ez e., :. q tLc United States, do
,.s.sr cs--sri,e Thursday, the as,s Of NJ. ~
s-,, DTi,, a, As Dig If L..iop,l .b.,.. -.
q, =. ms ms YEA, which !. dr.xip, , " sn
r.s 80. 'eP:s.e ~i,n evIS.rcs. g n. sa
;al ns, :. lie prer.lenc. =, % ~
sses p,ss,s :: ,ssa.ys:ss, st.bili:y Of y n ~s1.a Ia
TIA. A. sr.i sad r,iiv;o,. Spread OF 1
- Nv Soss :.ss. o.hs, b:sssas. nj. .0.s-.! -
fVzs1y. Ne oAsss
, 1883-11-03
HsS'0E.

- simpson ia il the CITY from
,fs tus.r,.s plreLasins fnrri'
.-,7r - IT, NJ the city hail
-. Tie e.tv -.u,n rites .sv'
str.5 a.e II tOi tina. puroose'
..iS''. md :. interested w.,h nm
= -ts. temporary buildings a-e
r F'--,-la. = ne s!-,. 6 viii te
~ .rJs.
, 1883-11-03
ft ,IInrT. ti-:.

r.0,g44 g-Jl-.1s list [: the pen
l,s,a.,.s. o. q. % W=s' .agron Territory.
It...a.-..: o.: those vic iecsive IN
.-.-G .s Uu,i S.-iea government.
-..,y '..s 7-o .a-;e application direct
t-J .-l ..'s :arrJgry. Nsuo ~ hose
a5.rr.y-; - trl- o..a- g'nce they
.s-.t. p SOS aa uen'.-ael, tG: the
s,-.,.g, 10 q Z" p-..'c.e! III l. Short
- -. -. ut II 8. L.
, 1883-11-03
AT COST At COST

Il would be N endless sssk 10 saanse-
ate eys,y article kept in our vast -
varied stock. The public i veil awsss
that ws have always kept only Sr.t-ei>s
goods. No nisrspessentasion vill b
made, or permitted 70 b nsds, By aDy
Of our employees for the purpose Of s6sss.
ing sa!a No bAits o. lsadefs siu b
offered, but vs viii sell srssy srtis3s q
, 1883-11-03

d Ta'-' ;a,. .. h,,,r loirg Al present,
70 ,-at.. Tns greater par:
''s'T-lt,oa' h'"e been shipped of-,
:. .-s'- z-a.ns a ~ 2uC,oCg b-,ueis IN
'-f.rg .nae!sts', 'jacer. 10 Na,ia
'4i, z - 5'rd, { i lew large whea.
- a'oa.' SIa. To- rise. Apples
=. '.-' ssie A. : ,e7-s .er paund !;
;, .e :. wlY.y, L. Pc'a.Ues s:e
''.-. 'na 7rta AZ 81 y per hundred.
af-r al ~ urU-li II " cents
o.. E,ss r,n- scc rding - siz
- SO !. E5prt.lr
, 1883-11-03
-, Ths East.

-. ne slid uea Tom More o. 4na DO. joe
ga u. ls., + the word now that
u "a =, t,en. i, completed. leave on
~ xi.s rla.r ranii:e, f.. Ne"
I-.ll -, o-,, rr.enis. Ihey haze pros,
va -. 80. 80; c,uar-y and Ue feei 27-1fed
~ - = =. al. b. productive o. mach
- q; ~. ,,o,. suta men as they ale
, 1883-11-03

Nsssea FaIooasr 4 PnthG ars pov sos.
70 suvply Walls Walls end tbs safcssaise
coussay msrtet With tSs bsst kiDds q ~.
ber q he lowsst poaib,s rssss We ~
an nod Porsiasd asd Dsytcs lu.b9 .hses
eanecs 3: s.e.isd ioe a..,sy ,;ns os '1s sa;.si.s
I4mbss, lsebsa picksts Tor ssse 49,. [
pins snd fr shingles, deon. - - -.
visdov vsiehss sDd nosd'nei s ss.
snd e. isoos posts aivs" SE
ahorsest pet;ss. ssd odd = ss"rsr.- s"r
- IdarsU Waiie Walla Z Dssses -
S~ Yrd, o9ss cora. iAira - 49, -
IN WsEa g b. Halecs9s Aseo1
, 1883-11-03
ACTUAL COST

DURING our Liquidation Sale N sosas
will be sold for cash emily, and no goods
Will be taken baci or e1ehsnssd asdse
any circumstances
Never before in the history Of the
Northwest hss such . nagnihcent stock
of general merchandise bsen theovs On
tho market.
, 1883-11-03
yessce . Create0ra.
WAIIA wALLA, Sept. 2. 1883

WAiIA wAILA, Sept. 2. lS5a
g.r;px a:spossd Ct my interest in ths ear-
r;.c. shop On Esss Naia ssssst to E. r. M's,
..T, m p,rsiss moving themselves indscsed
.-;, pasa,s cal arde e,csa aco1unts iurs-
d;s..,y. Ths toaip e.a be f'an, with Z d.
M.ss.n .sshs sSs's - IS ss'
, 1883-11-03
2SslaA


YsHks p,sasus h rsos0nr.4fAa 70 ny
,.,s "a - fhs,A Of Hsaesopsshy, 9. "
wava, n. d. lAs q C.Moes;h sho w q
-. ssws eAaszs Of my s&ss 80 psaefsoe
Il pr. Tyien b . s..d..As q ths Hahn Md
u, Cei,ses. sod has hsd hssees yesn .esivs
r.,csSoa bessdss bsans Ssxof.biv knosn - .
rvusssrsn snd sooeszfi psscsitcoR % thh
e,,sa I hs.s&ily G.dae hin. WA0s ny
hsshS dsna,h tai eAaner - rse:rs Iron
- peussuis. visA many rsrst.. Durins ny
pssposed t.o JsAr ss:, I hops 70 soqciHs
No. sassxn hsdtuttons . Hss thorough
k.svssdss Il Esdi1ins. which nsaJ hssest
so, vSs sAan ~ ssAEUS themselves tony
ssrs. Bsns-i,s ny ssns,D's Derits tas lib
u., paa.uaags vish vAiea fhsvs ben tsTcred.
vAA nMy hiaA Fsnanb,ssa reuair tn.
n. Z q KMoes, n d.
ocSd7v-vIu
px. KkIs9 90 b fsasd sx he sAxt sve
nasAs q b old s&cp, sheFs h> viD b
v3,e,sA - - IN M dSben8 nd CREDITOR. =
!, duAo - sdy ssttieDaA
, 1883-11-03
H1pcasos Of the sn;Sht 1enplff.
COnctave.

tbs Finance Committee reported TIA. tie
contribu ions to the Couclave amounted TO
$50 40 u, OF which $50. s65 C2 was eoatri-
bn,ed Dr citix,ns Ths dittursenents
amounted to s52, 900 %, leaving balance OF
S,,3iS 81 on hand.
, 1883-11-03

,..r,.a, .,r.p-s ~ao s..'T -her !, .s 'D,'
5ss-..l. of rlsE-sea'oned .9-'''
,.,s &, VI! haze to .i,0' use n0'
B. r-.repr Nj, s:icn. firepie's
8a :. g. ,.lp, ami, prra-p'' esa'n
- *. u..lont shan rat house
, 1883-11-03
consolation.

. ,.. tic -9.l'r and e~5ld il Chic 'l5 a.sa Sa,
se.'z . "a. -C&rgyo Fr's''
, 1883-11-03
Ph,s.e,... Prescribe q. Epaessy

II prescribe in my practice. 10 the e1
frsssion used by D.. J. A Ps&msre. ct HI
10y. lad. BE reissEsd to 6aonSas Nzrise
and further alocs s.ss: 1T sass' .p0spsi'
6ta"
, 1883-11-03

poHT BUY DO0B BOO1S UNLEBs
Y0U VAST TIE BYNf. BEE THAT
OUB NAlO = OF ESEKY PAIl
Am. SELLING 4 90,
, 1883-11-03
EsthcI IL G.Illac We'll

"My daughters say:
s.Uow much better father II since be ussd
Hop kitters
"He Is getting wei after long sndeTinS fToE
a iisssse declared incurshle.
"And ~e are 50 glsd thst he u-ed your bs'.
lera"-A LADY vi Utica. y.
, 1883-11-03
A RaaSkter's MlserJ.

.sEle-eu years our daughter suffered on a
bed os misery,
.Frona complication Of Linsy. liver rheu-
II ATTIC trouble and Nervous debility,
"J-n Ter the care 81 the best phys.ciAls.
"Who gave her disease various asnaes,
'.Rut No relief,
"Aua now she il rsstored = Us in good
re e.,th BIZ IS simple remedy - Hop Bi.ters.
that We ha1 -hunn-i for yeas before usiEs
1.-THE Parents.
, 1883-11-03
ussher swans Wsvu sJrup,

Infallib,e, tasteles.. harmless, csthAr..e; for
t.verishnese, restlessness. worus. constipation.
, 1883-11-03
Did she oiee

-.o.
"Sk- fingered sld suffered along pinins
away ali tho time ior yeas,
The d5c.ors doing her 10 good,
"And at laAt WAS cured by this Hop Bitters
the papers ssy so much about"
'.Irdeed Indeed r
"Bav thankful We should 10 for fSat nedi-
, 1883-11-03
ATCOSTI At COST

Never before xas there such . golden
,pnortunity u secure UNPARALLELED
BARGAINS, and We ~osh sdviss III
" " strike while the iron y hot"
F.T. ADAMS
, 1883-11-03

cage, aud sac Inv '"e'e
no0 or more acres Of i.pd that belong to tie
.chool fuud. ,ha. are not yet Located. u
x;.. =, ,ay." eo...nued the Speaker. that
81 the university now stands. 1t mas ieft Us
and i. no more in cur hanGs. Mr. h'n-
c.,d "M,. Speaker. I supposed that we
,.,s 70 receive q report from the b'ari OF
,.,.,,. bu. a. it is We hsve re:e;ved moth
mo. and I mere that the whole r1stter
y,v a, ,bs table untii We Get toat reaort-
Krhp 81 hope that motion vii moi Pf'
Il con ,.b,. this bill it NEAR 't' de-
....- Ki,cai1: "Mr. Speaker, it' n''rins
,,,. tho commope.. kind Of s;hooi; ana
.nt,l we GET q report shall cppose 'r1;i RI
fort 70 tske money oa. OF :he tr's'1! CT a
ia ,pppor..p Mr.. Lardrum MI. AZ
. do not understand what .ae gsntismIn
want. to have reported"
ur. ssitrsl, with stentor'.n eo'os 'nen
,r,,eeded to split the days dull ear, a'.e'
-, 81 shall favor this BAL for
.b;, re.son, if for no other. We are nov II
nos..ssion of one and half acres o. i'nc'
and Il. :. the ssutisma. rsnaEked' ssa..e
-. n the next ten years .. |. has II ins
e., ri. one and haif scros ~ili be sor.'
s,a5 ooo. The otj.esion to this b'ii u snt
s.,,.;o, Of a.le. ". should feei prsnd o.
~. ;,..;.ut;on. Why" sjsealased the oE.'
,or. ".vs.y STAT. in the Unioe h.. ~ @ ul.'
y.r.i.y. Why shoald ~s not. we nav. !.
IS Mr.. Stsvsn., wto tails g that
" n,upr q rsady 10 dssd the l.i wien
.,.r Il bses.s nsessssy snas sas .AIa a.. !
..,;-.a for eo.mscu;al psspo.' X
WIN. esjsss 70 the rsnes q ''s a-'
M o.2asg. i . ss
, 1883-01-27
Philosophical to a Degree.

The Ogden Plot man appears to be Of a
Philosophical turn OF mind. After being
esnged around The streets for two DAYS
.eg Weber zephyrs that threatened every
minute to pick him up bodily and dash
ms triins out against awning CT telegraph
pole, and after having lost tour new hat,
besides suffering the loss Of fine new
srnths pres tweight 500 pounds),
which Ka, picked up by the wind and
earried oar f the otfic= to point near
Nsrih Ogden, snd smashed all to pieces.
the e'!'''r has the courage :, remark:
the s'rsns gals that sometimes visit
'iis See;''a ase not without their benefits.
Asey maze the stoves draw aud enable %
to bum the slate which xs p.y for .. the
rais of $50 per ton.