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The Evening critic., 1883-05-07

There is a row in the Civil Service Com
mission camp. Those darling rules, which
gave Mr.. Eaton SO many troublesome hours
at night, were prematurely published in
New York paper. The law makes the
President responsible for civil service regu.
iationa. The Commissioners have simnlv
TO formulate them and submit them to The
proval. Messrs Eaton, Gregory and Tho.
man drew up a set of rules. These rnIes
were sent to President Arthur two weeks
ago. 1t is generally known that they were
drawn up in true schoolmaster style. A
pledge was given that no copy should be
published until corrections agreed on in Cab.
met meeting were incorporated. The pledge
was disreearded. A correspondent of the
New York Times was here last Thursday.
lie saw Mr.. Eaton. He also saw the draft
OF the Civil-Service rules. On Friday his
paper published this draft. The President
and his Cabinet were chagrined over this
The Evening critic., 1883-05-07
COMMON SENSE CoMpRrssEo.

IT is DIFFICULT TO GIVE IN DOZEN
LINES THE REASONS WHY TARRANr,s
sELTzER APERIENr SHOULD BE PREFER.
RED AS a ACoRRECTIvEA AND ALTERATIvE
TO EVERY OTHER MLDICTNE IN USE
FIRSTLY, IT ALLAYS FEVER; SECONDLY.
II CLEANSES THE BOWELS WITHOUT
VIOLENCE OR PAIN: THIRDLY, IT TONES
THE sTMoACH; FoURTHLY, III REGU,
hAThS The FLOW OF BILE FIFrHLY, IT
PROMOTES HEALTHY PERSPIRATION.
slXIHLY. n RELIEVES TIE SYSTEM
FROM uNWlI0LESOME HUMORS; SEW
FNTHLY. 1rTRANQUILIZE5T TIIE NERVES.
ElGnTHLY 1T ACTS UPoNT THE BLOOD ASA
Dt AND M, LASTLY, IT FORMS ONE
nRAuGHTS THAT EVERY PASSED Down
ALL DRUGGISTS.
, 1883-08-04
CiflE,s BEAra.
Particular, OF the kiiIiss af the 1sfsrrner
In south Africa.

Ioypoy, Jelly 81 % Dounell. who shot
Carey. Eas accompanied by his wiir, who
spy, ared 10 be On intim,ie {, rms with Csrey,
esimiually, during the voyLge. The 4'nsss
prono1nels the d-aih OF C.rey public us
frtune, and says he has been an instrument
# iu,tise. TIE murder Is calculated t.
enc u-aze the daring AMI lAwless TO Comm.
acts oi violence The y caused IN Ireland
by tie !. formers desth Is pros I that many
clemens Of Danger still exist there.
Tairi elass bsr:hs Gu the steamer hinisu!s
were secur-d J Iae 50 at the Dublin office OF
. uald Cure & Co.. fer Port Elisabeth, for
n:r. Powers and his wife aud s.yvn children,
winch it was well known was the e1se.
number Of James Carey's family. Jaly 81
OD5uG4I secured passage foc himself and
wlie On tee same steamer. Donald Carrie
/ Co. were nc, aWsrs until yesterday OF the
ii, ntItY # the parties. Grey died without
speasing -iter he was shot oDpnneli Is a
rich merchant. He denies that he knew
VITO Carey vas previous 10 his arrival at
Ctpc Town. It Is repor ed tbAt an II fernal
machine was {, and IN D ID Jnneli's possession.
, 1883-08-04
Cot.ax.

On Mnuday las, the long talked Il site
for the railroad depot, at Cclis1. was IL
nally determined upon and now in few
months The pace viii be known as Co.flx
Janction. For long lime The citizens
have oeen on the anxious seat, bu. nov
aIe happy over the fact that the location
ia established within their city limits
Since our last visit the place, in s,i'e Of
many serious drawbacks and caiamIt,s
has a,urished ike green taY tree, aud
has future before II second b no Other
town IN The great Paluuse country oi
which 1, is the centre. The read is uoR
heing built and track lad from PaIouse
junction on the line Of The N.rti ern Pa
che raIlrusd, sni III hs IN readiness To-
carry xsy large amount If the grain
now being harvested. From Cuifax The
line will branch rog2rGs Pullman and
Muse on the east and another brapch
wall take IN that rich sgricuirursl country
c1t, ndIng fr,m the hase OF hs Ceear q A.
enc EaI ge toward 5 ep,oe ana other MS
ing SENTIMENTS. lt has been estimated
that 25S0, ,etG bushels Of gram viii he hay
vested IN that Country the coming harvest,
and judging iron personal observation
with noes aud estimates taken On a recent
tour which We viii shortly lay before our
readers, ne do not think that the figures
are ,GO large. In the meantime We con-
grs,uls'e Cvl;ax anG its citizens on their
coed fortune, veil deserved, a. the 6rs,
town of importance in the upper country.
~hleh proved the capacity of ;hs country.
and s?ett nasay bong yesrs in waiting for
the tine Just now cousGnmA-e6.
, 1883-08-04
THOSE WON EN- FClk.
How Hafd-aeadea Men Esfina:e some
Ibings VII. .ch they don't Understand.

any hoiy who has led domestic life
knows how common such things as the back
ache, and pains in the chest, are among tie
women who do the work. Often -snd PERHAPS
genera;ly-the distresses are borne without
luch complaint. The women get about, an
the machinery of the hocss goes on. Beyond
this. those coar-e-grained animals whom, New
England women call "the men folks, seldom
look. 80 long as their @1ves OF daughters are
not acrual N ted. under the doctors care,
the avsr,sa thick-skinn-i husband and taiher
ciyes the subject 10 attention. At the same
iime the i.o.r h..risshnii Grudges who de-
serves 4 betJ-r tIte-crr.p around, broom OF
ur-nsss in hanG, up stairs down stairs and oGt
O,-,iours dong that wGnlSus work, which =" IS
never ne" losses of loved wives and tar
g;rls-lusses whose suddenness and uneApect-
euueSS aStoni,h those vOuGrn-pated husbands
and f.tners fall, seemingly out of clear
Sky, and fToTp the !ogicE! sequel 10 the story OF
Eeste-
row, wa meu Who stand at the heads OF
ten III usaDd such huInrs, allow Us to drop
WGri in y.ur receptive eaTs. II these wohen
rf yours are worth having, they are worth say,
ju.. That back aci-e-thsr pam in the chest,
Hhst are they but indications OF some organic
trouble Of the ii neys, the heart, or the lUit;s:
ami 1t aJ once by The app!ic. tion oi BEN
SONS tAICiNE POROUS fLASTER. 1t
viii so,,;hs That nervous distress, drive away
hat pain, hauish that dull, weary hack ache,
W. new srenpth 20 the body snd fresh bcPe
{, he eart. NJ other plaster will do tins
Tie ElUsuns P.as;er, however. is not made u
ell but tn hr1l 1t IS a rerle ~ which never
vet hrke it, promis - and never wil.
! our druggist has it. Bat before paying
your - cent. and putting the plaster in yoGr
pncket, loak iOr the word CAPClNE cut IN
The MIDDLE.
sr.barv I Johasson. Pharnsoe aticai Chen.
sts, New York.
, 1883-08-04

Tire President proposed rril to Yel-
lo~s:oGe Is creating furry. l, IS nov
proposed 10 use messengers instead Of !ay.
ing : te,sgIapa w.re 10 the Park The
army vii furnish the messengers ani
nurses. By this means regular commuui-
cation ~IA ne Kept up. The expense vii.
come ~: oi the pubic Treasury all the
same The Presidents parry is not Yet
made ua, bus Il Is understood that Sena
tor W~ds H,mf,ou viii be one. Tne
navy Nill probably te represented BY
CAPT. Casud.er. Secretary Walkers re-
c 1T order concerning Nires and families
NJ re; apply 90 ,bI- occasion. The in-
:: at'oas, l. Is sssi, ,aciude several ladies.
The ,1r5editiun Is 10 he gate ahead q:
anything yet GA laud or water. ana al,o-
ye'hsE worthy .. the grandeur Of Ihe Adj.
miul,rE2iJ aud the resources cf he gov
sF.nelt
, 1883-08-04

The faci Ia, ~ Senator Conkl'ng ard
pa. : sre atoa, to v.st lie Natl insl Park,
Icy an entirely 4 tsrenl route than that
t.len by The Pses'Isn, is very suggestive.
Tune us When he Esme If C,nklins and
Arthur were synonomous III a sjalwarI
sense, cot since MF. Arthur reached the
Pies dental char cuoiUess has existed
between them, MT. sTtlur vas betwe, n
tao horns e :, ,r,,us oil, mms-he either
had TO choose b,tWe,n esd Using Couk-
Iluc sud hang n 10; ~a,er during h., ad-
m.u,s'rallun, or, !y endrssoriDg :" mske
Vesc- terWe,n The halt bre, dis and stag-
w-r-s D. IL p, ace. He evidently prrfers
the latter SlytTuarlge
, 1883-08-04
an,lfaiicn ElhIng rDudc9-s

To ;he Pab!ic;-The puddle Is Hsn'i0l:-'!
against the practice of many gr"cers Hh"
se.! what they claim to De X R,yai B.Ain2
Powi-r, loose o. IN bulk, without l4ne!
or trademark. al such powders are
base INIT. tors Anal SIS o; hg, ds 81
samples Of bakins powder ars sold il brik
10 pas. les asking f5s K .yai hive shown
them sll 10 be l>rgely adal'srat,,l, mostly
with sigm, dangerous ior Use 10 iord, a, d
c1mYars;ively va!ueless ior ieaven!ug pur-
pos :.
The public Is too sci aware Of the n
jQr!uu5 effect Of alum upon tie system, q,
ueeG further caution asalHss the use #
auy baking powders known TO te lasie
f.oa, the drug; but ihe dea,,Ts ASSURANCE,
''ch. i,'s just as god as Royal CT '-it's
;he : nuns Royal, only Ee JHy +; by Ihr
barrel 10 save expense ot can, etc, % ap,
IL mislsaj uusu-pecJug consumers intu
buyrne an article which they wou.d not
knowingly use in their food under any
consideration. The .,lly safety from such
practice is i'll buying baking powder only
in The original package. "i VII known
brand, and thoroughly established Yep
utation.
The Royal B,hing Powder is II ouly
in cans, securely closed with the Cempa-
uy ,rad,- mark lsbei, aud the weight of
package Stamped un Zach cover. Il Is
rever Sold III III X. ~ The barrel, at
Loose by weight ~ measure, aid all such
ofe'ed the pubic under any prele.i,e, lie
lniTarInuS
il c.n>uners VII! bear these facs in
EIind, AMI ais" sse that the package pur
chase is properly iahell, d. and the label
uuhr, ken, they vii be always sure 4 us
'ng baking powd,r perfectly pure and
sh"les"u'e, and of the HI. hest test st.ength
IN the msIk,t
]. C HoaGLANp, P,ss'degt.
RJSal Baking Powder Co, y Y.
, 1883-08-04
aemeR,5er Gle Thing
We only Sell for Cash.

we gave credit ihcwhoe fabric OF our system woul
he broken pieces right there. For example we sell more
loLing than any houses in Waa Waa and we only
commenced tc sell them few months ago. Mustn't there
be reason for is C course there is its the prices. We
buy clothing for cash and sell them Tor cash. then we
know what we are Iting If we sell suit OF clothes
for fifteen dollars Tint costs twenty in other places its all
right perfectly satisfied, because that man knows he
has beer we'll treated and he will tell his friends he has
been well eatrd; tia what we struggling tor, the good
will OF the public Stores that get big prices don like h
Of course not bat that's OF business It's the public
we want 10 please competitors We sell suits oil clothes
for eleven dollars charge fifteen for the same
Pay fifteen and YOU may get credit you pay eleven
YOU put down the money before the suit leaves the
store.
, 1883-08-04
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

TIHE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
1 1rG Il. StockweIl and Michael kcAert.
Defendants: You are he coy required to sp-
pear IN Al &C, ion brought against y"u by II.
T. H.lmes and i. X. Thompscn, plaintiff, IN
the district c"urt # the Territory of Washing
ton. and f,.r he : inst Judic'a, Di-tIict there
ii, hOiiing terms at Walls Waiis, Wails Waiia
County, IN said TERRITORY, to answer the COM
piaint Of plaintiff. h.e.i In Taiia Wsiia Count,
within twenty days after th. ssryice OF TIM
81 IN ols, exclusive Of the day Of service. I
served IN said COUNTY Ii not served in salc
coaLty hut IN said distrc. in thirty days. II
served in anv other ja-iic al district in the Ter
T. ory, in forsy days II served J pIblicaten
witihn sky days siier the &c Il this suni
ruOis or the sal pisint f. viii take iad m-H'
ag l;nst yau nv default, accnri:ng O. In. prayer
of the cnmp.s nt. 4 his sctiop Is brought L
recover from yu I, the defendants, the -am
nve hun lrcd and thirty f.. collars 5SJ co,
aad c's.s Of scit. Thirty FIVE d.'ilsls t1'
plant q, from YOU FOR rent OF a Two story tran1'
building si.usted On LIT 10, IN block 4, o:
WaIia Waiis City, leased 70 YOU by plaintiffs
an fge hundred dollars damages ne Ia salG
building by you, in removing and destroying
partitions, doors PAPER and iia-ng IN the saiG
building.
With IS tbs Hon. s. c. Wiagari. Associate
Justice f the 81 rene Curt Of VI ashinstoD
Territory. ant Judge of said court, and iht
seal thereof affixed, This 2lst day oi July A
d., lSo3 4, REEVES AYkES. ,lerk.
BY F. " GooDHUE, nepatv. "
3. L. 4 l. ShARPsTEIS, Plaintiffs ATTY
, 1883-08-04

Tag d,a'h "i ~ Edward Saralne. Pres
iirnt Of the L Val Society. lis announced.
Z B,rn IA 1856, wheu Gsyr,e III had not
cimyi,t,d Tnc inst hat of his slxty-year
r.ign, aud Washington had nor been
elected President ol the UMted States, he
was an exynpl.dcst'on Of the truth er-
forced by Thacke,y, !sho SAID to q raedi
c d freud ''Trere IS not in the whole of
y"GT phsrmacoIe.a 20 sovereign 4 RENE
u as hard wu:A.
, 1883-08-04

the First Judicisl District iherei. huidins
terms al Va ala Ws.iz, VA. Villa County,
in said Teniiorf.
F.F. Adams, Plaintiff. vs. J. ". Wasgonef.
DdendanL
rV,HE UNITED STATES OF AME RIGA
To J. W. wsggosef. Defendant: You
are hereby inquired 10 appear IN an acticr
hiousht s-,ainss you ~ Z. =. Adams, Plain
TIT, m the District Court of tie 1errItsIy of
Washington and for the First Judicial Dis
trict thereof holiing terms at W.lix Walla,
Waila Wali& County, IL said Territory, 10
answer The complaint VI Plaintiff tiled in
Wslls Wslia County within twsnty days al er
he seTvice If this summyns, exclusive os the
day OF service, If served IN said County. Ii
not set we'd ig said CJuuty hut in said district,
in thirty days. II served in any other judic-
Ia! District in the Territory, IN forty days.
Ii served by pub ication within si,ty days
after the date OF this sUmmans, or tine said
Plaintiff wall take Judgment against you by
dziault, according "a The pIsver 81 c COM
p.aipt TINS action Is brUugks 10 recover from
Won the sum of unc hundred AMI iity doiisrs
(Sl59veI and eo=ts Of suit; $500 due Pain
TN from you on an account Tor goods, wares
and merchandise sold anG d, livered ty Plain
tiff u you IL Your .pecial instance and re-
guest, end SS5.tp due him on an account ow.
ing by you, tor money had aud received by
you from one Fr,d heselan, which account
wa., fur a valuable consi ierstion, duly assigned
and transferred by said Fred Heselan to Pam
t.ff
Witness the Hon S. c. Wingard Associate
Justice OF the Sulrrme Court Of washin gton
1enitory, and Jud e Of SAIL L, urt, and the
seal thereof affixed, this lith day Of July,
A. l.. 1855
A. REEVES AYRES, Clerk.
By I. ~. GoODAUs, Deputy.
c, B. Upton and ". Ii. Upton Plaintiffs
Attorneys. II &C
, 1883-08-04

III. Fisk, Pain'it. ys. Wm. r. Hubbard AID
james hub5aId. Defendants.
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
4 40 EIn. r. Hubbard aud james Huh
bard, Defendants: lou are hereby required
to appear in All action ironght against you by
u Fisk, Piainiiff. In the Dis nc. Court nf q e
Territory Of Washington, and tor the .Irst
JCd cial District thereof, hoiding terms al
Walia Walla, Waila ALA County, IN san
Territory, 20 answer The complaint of plaintiff
fled in :yalis va Ia County within twenty
days after the service II This suniDons, exciu-
rive Of the day uf service. If serted In said
county. If not served IN "a d c''un y hut in
SAID district in thirty days. II served IN any
other judicial District IN he Territory IN forty
days Ii served by public ,tion within sixiy
days after tie da'e Of this summon, or the
said plaintiff viii take jaGgsmen asaln-t you
by dt fauit, according tu the prayer ut The CON
plant. THIS aetinn IS brought To 1T
cuver from you th- said DEFENDANTS the sum I
seventeen hun,ir and fry one and hfiy
ne nuDdreth- (I75l.5il ier on 4 prninissory
note exc uted bv reIenu-rt " Ii. +. Hubbard
u Plaintiff "n Octub- Ian, 1881 Tie pa,-
menU of v hi;h noe was guaranteed 10 !isin-
tiff by Def .ni.nt jan hubber !, for val
u ibie considerari n, BY an Instrument IN writ
ing duly made anu delivered, dated Feiy. 23d
1882
Witness tie Hon. 8. C. Wingsrd Associate
Ju tice af the Supreme Cuu.: ii ashington
Territory, and judge Of said Court, ard the
seal thereot affixed, this fifth day 0, July A.
ID. 1883.
4. REEVES AYRES Clerk.
By Z. ". GoJDHUE Deputy.
Caton 4 Grower Plaintiffs Attorneys.
, 1883-08-04

Fgm Thumb Is -uri,.rd Ia be ranked
among Jrr gIe.J men who have died This
year, since iew of ;hem acquired s. great
Celebrity as early ia l.ic Is h., and very
iew, III fact, hare tee" g4z d upon admir-.
i ~ ty 50 la'g- proportion o: mankind
his you h!ul days wsIe his hes. Liter
/. lie he acquired irc',cs IN stature and
feet Ia gigIh; anl tn gross, bearded. m;d
d.e-ag,d, e., /, dssrf Uhn a, las occa-
seuaiiy showed INNS, Ii To petty crowds
IN :, aSiG- "a. as Va> a contrast [" the eI,-
psgI 2 miniature mortal l. ha had charmt q
ca ga N.c:"I.@ AID lie h.ng vi the C4l-
I.iLal Is.AI 2s.
, 1883-08-04


inZtaE and for the First Judicial District
therenf, holding terIns st Walls ala, Wslls
Walla Comfy. and in s&ld Territory
Robert Crane, Plaintiff, vs.. Aary a. Crane,
Defendant.
VSHE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
/ 70 Mary a. Crai.r, Defendant: fou
are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you Wy hoaert Graz e, Pain
tiff. ic the district court "f the 1erri.Cry OF
" ashingtaR AID for the First Judicial district
there i, holding .-rUs IN W..lla " ALA, Nalla
Nalla Comfy, IN sA'd territory. 10 answer the
compl int OF plainIih hsi in Walls E2ila
County within twenty days after the seivice
u: shis suJ.in rs, exclusive of tire day ~ ser
VICE, # served in said county. Ii nit served
II sid uu,y but IN SAID district, in thirty
days. n served III shy othsr judic ii district
in the Territory, in ferry days. If served by
publication within sixty d3ys after the date u;
this SUMMONS, or the sad piainif wi i take
Judgement against you by default, according
To the prayer oi the Complain. Ihis action u
br"u.h 81 O5tain tbs drcree of this court dis
sol" BS he bonds 'f natrIm1ny nov rxistin
between i..aiatiif and defendant on the grounds
oi Si'i,Ii tsSsr ION sni alb Indictment Tor mnie
In "a one var: and Tor 6 decree that lots ana
I, in block -, in the town OF Prescott, be the
property oi plaintiff.
vi nes- the Hon. s. c. WiDgsr5. Associate
.u7:ice of the Supreme Court uf Warrington
Territory. anG iu se Of sal! cnGrt, and the sesi
taeEeg. affixed, th.s Dist day al .julg, \. ID.
1888 A REEVES AYRES, Clerk
by +. W. GJoDHUE, D-puty. Ca
CAT,S ( CaowLtT, Pasintih'5 AttoIneYs
, 1883-08-04
WHAT We ARE 0FFEaIEG NOW

The flI fast approaching and importation
of fall goods from New Yort and oher eastern cities are
already being shipped We have yet large surplus oil sum
mer goods on hand but the great bulk OF them will be just
suitable Tor tie coming for the present Still all
alike they be cleared CT way The most de-
abe IDS have been marked down and people that Fis
The prices they viii see. We saing facts id pam
language, that lie easily proven t!, have been oiea
proven benre We DO not Offer great Slaughter sales or
other such filthy expressions that grace {! the newspapers
We simply that for the next few weeks will ohef
DRY GOBDs, CL0EHI,G, B0aTs and SHOES. and HATS
20 per less than they cos. previously in this city
, 1883-08-04

Tie pr'ur etpr 81 rhe STATESMAN has
re armed from an tx ended tour of o6ser-
varou along the lIue of the Northern Pa
cEr, and the Palouse country, and VIII
shortly give his IDEAS 10 his I, afers in this
lump. For the present We will say
la here is 10 place like Waila Wai!a.
, 1883-08-04

The business oi ,hs uelegraphers, who
are trying e. 0sraiu better terms OF ex,s-
i,re., appears +, te managed IA an or
i lly sud systematic Wy. The compa-
ai,s h,se hssU made aware Of he fali tx
lent pi tac-r demands. and il will not be
draird that soue Of these demands are
.usr. Ia.y are rI-ht, for example, when
'1.y say hat maus physicsl and a.ertal
wsiias- r,qures that ar least one day III
seven be accorded hun iur rest AID Iecre.
LtiHt.'
, 1883-08-04

II sny Invalid Os sisk person has the least
6elSt u the POKER sad sfhcsey OF Hep Bat
teFs c.re mem. tSey en- fad eases ex-
se,ly hks then osn. 10 ;hsis osa ss.st ber-
a0oi, sish pFO5i positive that ibsy can be
easily sHi peFnspsntly cared .t tia ng
es@;-vs AK } our Grusgis: CT by.ican.
GaEENNioH, fsb. II, lsSo
Bos Bi1,ers CO -Siss-i vas gwen sp By
sse dS=so's 70 drs Of scrsiai1 consumption
Sss sst-iss .. J0sr B!,urs csr.a ur.
lARoY RR4WER
, 1883-08-04

The law iOrJiuding the sale of cisa-
rettrs 10 buy5 uuder six:esn years, which.
went in,o operation IN New Jsrsey on
Jaiy 4 h, is wurking ,fec,iveiy. Tnongh
tie law reduces ther s.les, dealers gener-
ally approve # it mi "hey it cheer'ully.
, 1883-08-04

The new h.gh Leehse liquor lay IN Ono
w,li ,i,ld nearly S9.OO0,000 TO the State
in rs first year. | is III bought that there
vii be iall.ng ,ff IN this revenue, as
mary cf 'he groggeTies tannot stand the
tax, ana thousands OF small dealers vii
le dr.vrL Gus Of The bu,in, ss.
, 1883-08-04

We sLall haze Shakespeare IN plenty On
tho stage AeAt winter. Irving and Booth
wi! DIAL ;aT-ely with ShakesPearean parts,
and So ' al VI CuliuG.h, If he recover SUI
Gu, strength to play a, all, besides Bar
Ie,', Mayo h.ene. Edgar, and several
fresh .EfIfants
, 1883-08-04

Tie members # h N Massachusetts, i-g-
is'arure arr pad 500 year each. A ma
J rity Of tie House thought |; WAS worth
600 t, surk sry n IA nths FIR the State
ia Boston, aud hpbrd h,mselV,s :; and
tleY passed bil! - tha- fleet. The
Seas'e Tegujei tins as placing too high
value on their services ald r.Iected The
,.
, 1883-08-04

Tie stcry goes 10 London that PATHS
vuiee is giving away. She has not sung
UIJ seyerEi uccasioLs Ehen aun nJunced, and
ar apoiugy had to be maae for her non
appearance at the las, Q Ieen's concert, at
Buckingham Palace, Tor which she Was
engsged.
, 1883-08-04
Meeklp Statesman
SATURDAY, AUGUST 4. 1885.

More than 80 600 was found ls.ely in
the room Of mas IN PARIS who haG for
20 years lived misery, and who died in
charity ho.ps,al
, 1883-08-04
@GOOD IN

Drkas like i'd; OF suns and
II Ihs NVd
dark bay dress silks oecehs
purchaser % sh l3 d the h AMI c.
judge i te r need 40
al hyol
BLACK co sci h4 derI yoa 'sao
ell the difference
, 1883-08-04
Nuiice-IImber Culture.

JOIN 7. RoSDEXA VS.. JosRPH MoDIGAN
L 5 LAND OFFICE.
W4lla WAl'a, ". T.. June >, 1888. !
COMPLAINT HAVING BEEN EN-
- tered at this Office by John I. R..ndenia
A. .irss Joseph Modiyaa for failure to Comply
with lsw as u timber culture entry M. l1e6
dated 9th dsy uf SppteDb-r 1885, upcn tie
MI of Sec IL. TIP s, \ k34 L, ". II. in
WaIia Walla Cuunty, ". 7. with view 10
the cancellation Of said entry; contestant
slie-ius tia. sail Modgsn failed .n break or
cultivate any ,.ortiaa Of the land, and t0 cause
such breaking or oultivs-i, the said parties
are h-seby summoned Ia spPea- at this ofioe
- Tie
GTH DAY os ACGU.T, 1888.
At 70 a'c'ocS 4 ", to resp nd sud furnish tes-
t!azony concerning s&id alleged failure.
JOS J0hGENSEN.
Register
, 1883-08-04

The earthquake in ltaiy Is more SERIOUS
than Was a. 6sst reported; over 20f9 lives
are nov supposed TO have been los. Co.
iamiiies are fast iIcreasing in thai part Of
the world.
, 1883-08-04
No:iet fr Pub ft ssion.
jos. 4. BAXTER.

Jos. 4. BAXTER.
LAND OFFICE AT WALLA wALIx.
June Is, lsS3.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the following name 3; stt r has 6led
notice Of his intention TO III ke final prooi n
support OF his claim, ami hat sale proof will
be made before L. 5. Lad O see al Wails
Uaila on
ACGusl 10, 1853,
viz: Jos. VI. Baxter Hd No 900 for the
lots 8, 8 lana 10, Sec 30 TIP 10, \. 4. Is E.
be names the ,llewing witnesses u prove hi
Continuous r--:a-bc- Up n, aud cultivation of
SAID lard. w: I>asc L .ckwosl 3D. x. Fish.
Of Yakima comfy, ", T.. Dr. Barues, of
wAila Walia county. and Wm. Gran: Of
Wssco county, Oregon
jos. JORGENSEN.
Kes ister.
, 1883-08-04
SCsEre For Publication,

LsSo OFFICE AZ WALLN WSLLA,
Jul, l9, 1883.
~ OTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
y the f"i.uwTng naiDei settl-r has Il ed n
ne 4 lis int,1tr. 20 uske hnal prof in
II port "f his clam. ami that sa'd pro.f VIII
ie made brfore I. :. l. %. at Wsiis Waiia,
" 4, n Sept 81. 1888. viz; Joseph
N .hrv ID = No. 9..5 fer the NM Sec. -
H. IL y X 81 T. lie names the following
witnesses t. pn.se bis continuous residei,ce
upon, Spi cultivation o., said land, viz ::
Harry Shaw, Geo. W. Painter, Joseph
Painter anj Geo. W Bradbury Of Wsil4
Na.!a CO. 2S65
sos. J0RGENSEN, Register