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CARE OF HARNESS.

There is very general neglect in
the care of farm harness. 1t is not
only economy to keep the harness
well oiled, but it is much more
comfortable to both team and driver
to have the leather soft and yielding.
The following sensible hints on oil
ing harness we take from an ex-
change: There are many different
applications used and different modes
are adopted for employing them. A
common way is first to wash them
thoroughly with soap and warm wa
ter and then to apply ncats-fOot oil,
as the best oil for the purpose. But
a different course is adopted by 9TH
ers. One team manager informs us
that the first thing to do is always to
apply one or two coats of castor oil
with enough lamp black to give
proper color. By thus saturating the
leather with oil first, the soap and
water afterwards do not penetrate it,
and when leather Is permitted to alb
sorb water it hardens it and excludes
the oil. by oiling first, the dirt is
softened so that it is easily washed
of, and this obviates much of the
scraping otherwise required, and the
whole operation may be performed
at once. After being oiled, wash it
with a sponge and soap suds, and
when dry, rub over it a mixture Of
equal parts of oil and tallOw, colored
with lamp black, and a small portion
OfPrussian blue. Owners of harness
often think they haven't time to
care for harness in the way named,
but it is the "haven't time" that
keeps them poor Detroit Post.
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EARLY sTEAmBOATING.

In 1902 oliver Evans agreed with
James McKeever, Of Kentucky, and
Louis Valcourt, to build q steambpat,
to ply le.ween New Orleans and
Natchez. The boat was constructed
in Kentucky and the engine-high-
pressure-at Philadelphia, and both
were sent to New Orleans, but ere
the craft could be fitted it was de-
stroyed by hurricane, and the en-
gine set to do useful though inglori-
Gus service-sawing timber. This
was Eve years before Fulton's sue
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Notice for Publication.


LAND OFFICE At COLFAx, W.T.
June q, lsSl
NOTICE Is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has fled notice Of his In
tention To make final proof in support OF his
claim, and that said proof will be made be-
fore the CLERK Of the Court for stephens coun-
ty, W. T., at Fort Colvllle, W. T., on August
Is, 1885, ! ?. m, VIZ Luciano D'AgOsiino,
who made home entity No. MSS for the " = Sc
Z, and W Z ne = sec -, twp % n, r8qc.
He names the following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultlva-
tlOn Of said land, viz: j. Keenan,, J. NJ. Car
mana, lPh. Canestrctti and W. Dunn Of Fort
COlville =. o., W. r.
j. NJ. ARMSTRONG, Register.
, 1883-07-14


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0'''i III OIci iiiOil' ''sceii''eu 'ne Lluu-
''m.
i"G i'I9' western steaiIlooat was
,%u'"Tu ,a,, AZ ai'''ours"' March -,
,oii. iler puiiuers WeFe fulAoh ana
IHniisS,oii ageht' mr. ~ j. ltoose-
TelI vi her nrst Trip MI d. H. d.
i'''''o'e ~ i'aS ~, Puoii7iieu an interesting
''l'ou'''' "e Ne" CIieaiis was puiit
"" C VI, sue VI '"e lI''Spursh anu
- 'ne noo nv q, '''''i o''', w o,' az d Co',
oa a 1870. ~, - ''.i1 "'' iio IeS' io,,s anu
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~ " '''','- " iiV'i'i' "''" was
P'i'''ou y Vi " 'IueiSi' ooior' -tr'
NoseIeit .' was severely cehsureu ior
permitting us WlIe 10 accompany
MN on the perllous mp II Delhg
very Jus'ly OpseIEeu mat however
Iech'esS ne ulight DC OF MS own me-
nc h'u no rglt 10 peru herS' IheE
were inc ohly passengers ana the
eie" eoiiSis'eu vi the CoP'aiI' eIgF
i, NV, Anuie" 'acA' 'he PlIo'' SIN
l'','.l,, Wv, wv is'i'"Ie serNan,s' cOoA'
.,r -. -, "iu =" -'e" io"ii,'i''iu Jug
- - - 80 a., 8 " u, .ieo ou' eii-iiias'T
NI. nnJ NJ Wv pa.i,, ''.iii's ti"N ' NIeiS' anu
ovo,tad tL,t 80 ,JiS ~ ~ i'u'i I
sno,t to a.. ,,;,.,,t ,, ,i%' III, w ou'
ino +Lo - a., ~ I,.t a" =. 49, a.. van M"t'i',
oigbt ord o,.o, tan ' Ii ~ Wv ,'''e I VI
On tho sooond MI. - a,,t ,I'li "l l'oui, Jul
orchor a. Ci,ainna.i -, 80 e,,2, 80,
,,,,,arrI,oo+, t,a,,,a IL, ~ -. -
t,ra ond rooo;,e5 aa a,,t,,.'l,...I.. a ~ ~
,TeIoon,o tbom,,t ,"i,oS,, M ''ioS,,,a'iS hoI,a,,I
that tbey could e,,or o,ot 10 boat ~, U
stream again Al miGnioht On tLp
Ist Of Octobar 1911 Tho NJ OrIoo,,e
reached Louisville. wbara tho oIoro
of her furnace and the esconing
steam inspired the townsmen WITH
the belief that the comet had fallen
into the river-tbe comet of 1s11
being, it will he remembered a nor
ticularIv formidable celestial Iisi
tant An wore daIicbtod a. sooinao
Steamboat b,+ tboro ,,.os doo,,
gret felt at the roaootior tLot a.
New Orleans would po,,or ho | "I,o Wv ~
force her wav mn stroa,, TTi- 49, ~ "
spopdancv was disrorIod y'r,oa ,,,,,;T.
a Iuncbaon nort,, I.a, -, - NJ
RooscvoIt ran tho Loot ~ ~ ,I,a -. 49,
to tba constornotion =, d. .,,...-
who ot frs+ Fo,roI .Lo LaI Ss.,-.' 80
from, bo, ,,,oo,i,,, ~, ,',',' - IN"
90 dostz,..io,, r. ~ va VI - 'iiS
tLo Laat .'1"' ~ ,,-,.. ~ wary ne loon
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n,5 ,t.,-'o1 e ,,'o. Wv p',99,'ge Vi tne i"ils'
a. eS - "'Ooi'i i'''ii'eu ner l"r uo"h
',.s.., .llS ~, az one point canoe,
obasoJ a.. Hro,i' '',S, G,, o"iile OUT ana
NTod.id M RIo -Hv% -, "iIeIuSi i at new
sTraIIa,nod - ~, 49, y. w.. ",'I i, oeeh he''ily
naturo - -, tLat - ''o ~, toI' s uisioi,s Oh
tLo no,rIo " - 'l,''s 't"'iui T"r' haIi
and tbo atba. L,IS iISH " Ds .''ile,' oIi'
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= WV '''''iii iOO"' PION-
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Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT coLrAx,.w. T.

LAND OFFICE AT CoLFAN,.W.
June o, 1881
NOTICE Is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has filed notice Of his in
tCn'ion to make hnnl proof In support Of his
claim and that said proof will be made be-
fore Jacob StitZcl, Clerk District Court for
stevens county, AZ Cnlville, W. T., on July 81,
lSsi at D. m, viz: Charles II. Montgomery,
who made Homestead entry No 3lGi for the
7 ne = and y NV = Sec 20, Tp ~ n, II 3p G.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivn-
tiOn Of, said land viz: John r. klnsley Fran
els WOlH RDdgcr sullivan, and r.. q: ThOm-
asOn, OF Fort Colvlllc p. o., Wash. Ter.
J. VI. ARMSTRONG, Register.
, 1883-07-14
NOTICE.


U. s. LAND OFFICE, CoLFAx, W. T.,
June Is, 1881
NDMPLAlNI having been entered at this
- office by Louis Mathews against Louis
MOrrigcan for abandoning his Homestead
Entry No. $50, dated October 7, 1888 upon the
VI Sc y and y sw q sec. 10, township 35 n,
range ~ in Stevens county, Wash. Ter. with
view to the cancellation Of said entry; tho
said party Is hereby summOnd to appear be-
fore Jacob Stitzel, Clerk Of the Court for
stevens county, W. T., at Fort Colville, W. T,
on the 2Sth day OF July, 1883, a. o'clock D. m,
to respond and furnish testimony concerning
said alleged abandonment
JNO. l.. WILSON, Receiver
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Notice Of Dissolution.

THE PARTNERSHIP IPHERETOFoREEX EN-
i listing between Chas. SwcCny and A. J.
Linden under the firm name Of Swccnv,
Linden Co, merchants Of Spokane Falls
W. T., Is this day dissolved, the said Chas.
Sw6cny having purchased all the interest Of
the said Linden In said partnership and Is
now the sole owner thereof under the name
OF Chas. Sweeny Co, who assumes all debts
and Liabilities OF the late firm OF Sweeny, Lin
den Co., and Is entitled to all debts due and
owing 20 said nTm Of Swecny, Linden & Co.
CHAS. SWEENN,
A. J. LINDEN.
Spokane Falls, W. T., May %, ISS3
, 1883-07-14

In new brick, west side Of Howard street,
near the corner Of Riverside avenue,
Spokane Falls, Wash. Ter
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NOTICE.

VuIE ACCOUNTS AND NOTES FORMER
i ly belonging to Davenport, Thompson 4
Co, Of Cheney, W. T., having heretofore been
sold, assigned and delivered TO Us as per pre-
yious notice given, We have appointed Messrs
II. ID. knmsdell and b. G. Van HOutcn, Of
Cheney, W. T., as our agents for the cnllec-
ton NJ the same, and request all those so In
dcbied 70 pay said Indebtedness to MessTs.
iamsdcll and Van HOuten, who alone are
authorized to make said collections for us and
receipt for same.
WHITE, GOLDSMITH & co.
J. r. DANSON.
Cheney, June /, 1881
, 1883-07-14

Business men will find the
REVIEW a most excellent
advertising medium through
which to reach the people of
this city and surrounding
country.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-02-27
1ELEGRAPHIC
Casualties.

Mount Carmel, Pa, 26.-Chas. Drss-
lin, AartiB Brennan and Thos. Gala
CHER, were horribly burned by an explo-
aion in Green Ridge colliery.
A cave in the ssngEsy Of Bickel col
IIsry fatally injured Joseph and Elias
Powell.
Providence, r l., ga tenement
house occupied by VIM. Hsnley, was
burned, and an infant tuffosated. Five
children were dropped from q third
story window to q man below, and
saved.
Washington, 2s.-Seeretary Chand.
Ter received tonight the following tel
egram from ReAr-Admiral Clitz, com
mAnding the station in which are given
the names Of the lost on the Ashtles, Of
HongkonR on February Is.
Secretary ofthe NaVy, Washington.
Lost-Geo. Valentine Gedashton, Fritz
LAchenbacb, Steger Crane, William
Cronau, BENZ Wohlead, William Bron-
son, Andrew Scotland, Sam Ching, All
Kind, All DoA. (Signe6) CLITz.
Brussels, 26. An explosion OF dyn-
smite yesterday occurred in the open air
in the village Of Ganshortan. One Of the
men wounded named Matoyer has aimee
died. The prisoners belonged TO the
committee Of anarchists. They were ex.
perimentinR with Q new kind Of ArewoFk
when The explosion accidentally occurred
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CapltaI Chips.

Washington, "a. N. Dolph,
republican senator-elect from Oregon,
was in the Senate to-day. His presence
just at this time, within 0 week OF tn
adjournment Of Congress, led TO the sur
mise that he had been advised to come
here, that he may be present at an
executive session Of the Senate imme
diately after Congress adjouIns.
The House committee on public build.
ings and grounds has not reported q
single bill for public buildings ct this
session. Representative Rosecrans has
worked hard TO get posteffice building
for ban francisco, but could not get the
committee TO act upon it. He will make
a last effort TO have o provision put in the
deficiency bill in the Senate.
Washington, 26.-IsAse BROMLEY.
formerly of the New York 1Ttbtssse,
now RovernmenGdireetor OF the Pacific
Railroad, visited Washington lsst week,
to secure the appointment of his brother,
George BROMLEY; as pension agent al
San Francisco. The secretary Of the
interior says that the decision regarding
the Apo intment will be reach this week.
Washington, 26,-It is reported that q
consultation was held on Saturday, st
which mem bers of the Pacific Railroad
committee were present, together with
some persons now in the city.
The JedTeHette court adjourned subject
to orders from the secretary Of the navy
When Bartlett and his companions re-
turn from Siberia, they will be examined
in reference TO the belong Collins diff
culkV.
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Fire Record.

Vier Du Loup, Quebec, 25. - Th,
Catholic Church and parsonage burned
Loss. 100000; insurance, $36 900.
st. Louis, 25.-The mills Of the 81
Joseph Lead Company, Bonniture, St
Francis County, Missouri, were totally
destroyed by fire. Loss from $500, 600 f
$3.50, 600; insurance not known.
Two more attempts to burn the'Mis.
souri, penitentiAry were made yesterday
but discovered in time to prevent any
damage.
North Adams, Mass, 25.-The ole
Mslley cotton mills were burned thiI
morning. Losl, S75, oOe; Insurance
1900. The property was owned By
the late DR.. P. A. Chadbourne and MI
K. Danforth, and was built in 1880. The
mill is aaid TO have been set on fire sew.
eral times last week.
Guarantee. L. l., 26.-The house O
John Morrison burned this avening. Il
Wss occupied by Dennis Hennessy, {
butcher, his wife and two children, who
WEI all barnsd tc death.
Vaughans. Mics, 26.-The enir,
town, except the Birn inRham Hotel
was burned last night. The heavies
losers are Tucker & Sharp. John Mort.
arty and Sharp, Tucker & Go. Partially
insured.
Berlin, 26. KAmpenmucble eottor
mills, containing 1900 looms, burned,
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Lutheran memorIaI.

Washington, 25.-A number OF prom.
inent Lutheran clergymen of this city,
New York ano Baltimore, have issued
an appeal to the people Of their denomi.
nation throughout the country, fol
funds to erect in Washington colossal
bronze statue Of Martin Luther. 1t il
proposed TO purchase, for this purpose, 6
duplicate OF the figure Of Grey, the re-
former, which stands in the centre OF the
celebrated group at Worms. and erect il
in front Of the Lutheran Memorial
Chureb, On Thomas Circle, between
Fourteenth and Vermont Ave tue
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HE Star Routes.

Warrington, 25.-Psyne, Foot, Shaw,
and Dixon, under indictment for attempt
ing to influence the jury in the frat star
route trial, were &rraigDed to-day and
entered pleas of not guilty. Judge Wylie
ordered . warrant issued for the arrest OF
Henry A. Brown. alleged to have i'm
properly approaching foreman Dicksou.
Washington, 26.-Representstive Bel
ford has received q letter from Dorsey
in which the latter states that be never
gave Bedford check such as Rerdell
sResEs to.
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trinity gteepIe;

New York-The news that Trinity
steeple had been practically closed TO
strangers who desire to climb its winding
stairs and view the metropolis of Amer
lea from an airy highs, will doubtless
cause regret A countless multitude Of
names are carved on every available
piece Of WOODWARD within the sieeple,
proving how popular Trinity has been
with visitors. It 10 understood that the
action was taken because 90 many high
buildings are going up that Trinity is no
longer necessary.
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sunday Concerts.

New Haven, 24.-In view of the recent
arrest of thestre managers and members
Of the jubilee singers, q meeting OF theat-
Tical msnsgsrs Of the state OF Connecti-
cut will be held tomorrow evening for
the purpose of discussing the question OF
Sunday evening concerts and other mat
ters relating to their business. All theSt-
ricsl managers in the state are requested
to be present.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-02-27
CONSTIPATION.
TUFTS HAIR dye,

GRAY HAIR Oh WHISPERS changed 70 a GLOSSY
BLACK by single application Of this DYE. 1t i'm
parts natural color, acts InBtan taneouBly. Sold
by Druggists, or sent by express on receipt Of 81.
OFFICE, as MURRAY ST., NEW YORK.
r Dr.. TUFTS NAECAL Of Valuable Information snd y
Euseful Rsssip6 viii b. NAILED RRKE appIientSOBS
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VIII Contest.

Providence. K. l., 25.-Alice, daughter
OF Geo. F. Wilson, who left 500, 600 to
Brown University, and $50, 600 to Dart
month College, is cOntesting the will.
She received about S25,09O. Wilson,
fearing his will would be attacked, re-
qussted the executors TO preserve the will
made in 80, not to be used except in
case the will made in January lait,
should be broken.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-02-27

BRIeHT'S DISEASE of the Kid
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only relieve for a time and then
make you many times worse.
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Yellowstone Park.

Helena, 25.-BoLh houses of the Mon
tsna legislature passed unsnimeus vote
than liking Governor Crosby, General
Sheridan and Senator Vest for the
interest manifested by then in protecting
Yellowstone Park.
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THE LEVEEs.


Vicksburg, Is The levee broke at
Panther forest, fifteen miles below Ar
kansas City, on the Arbanfss side. The
crevase is $50 yards vide, and wster is
going through from three to four feet
deep. Water will overflow 3 large sec
tion Of country and passing into Bouef
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Cairo, Ill, 26.-The river has risen
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"AIderney Dairy wagons"

Fresh Aiderney Butter, churned every morn
Ing and delivered In ~ ib ''Ward" prints, 55c.
per fb. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and
sweet milk. &c. per at. Cream 15r. per pint.
New York miiliners say it's to be a round.hat
season.
A mule is unlike a poor rule, because he
works both ways.
The Evening critic., 1883-01-03
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD,
HE MODEL FAST

lHh MODEL FAbT,
AMP I2,r TIE Z ONLY 9lS 4 LINE ;19 ! BETwEES
via Washington.
D'oShh ihAsK sKsp,. R.ms1 RIMHsEY courbxRi
Schedule to take effect Sunday, Nov. I2, 1882,
A. NJ. LEAVE wAsHINGTON;
Ia. 4.o6-CHIcAao. CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIE gssx
TxPlREss, Sleeping cars to Oincnnat,. ST.
,5.oo-Baltimore, Ellic6t City and Way Stations.
t6.3o-BALTIMoRE ExPRBss
a Ysy psa
md Way. via Re,avi
n 7.46-BALTIMoRE ExPRMss
e.io-POint of Rocks and Way Stationt.
io-fHIIADELpHIA. NEW YoRK and Bo1roz
s.ao-sTAUNToN and VALLEY Exranss. soop-
meets for Aagerstown and at Point OF Rocsa
t9oo-Baltimore, Hyettsyille and Laurel Gx-
press. Stops at Beltsyiile. Annapolis juno.
. ton: Jesspps I and Dorseys. On Sunday
r io.oo--nALTrNoaE express. stops at Hys.t,.
fiolb-PITrsBuRsH CH1cAso. CIHOtNSAri,
i,Su;n ii,2UIs;wILLE LIE. a and y. L?uIs ESseEss,
.2.1o-baltimore, Ellicot City, Annapolis and Way
y. t2.2o-BALTIMonE ExPREss.
t2.35-BALTIMoRE EXPRESS.
ts.oo-BALTIMoRE, PHILADELPHIA and NEW
s.ao-BaitImore and Way sations. (ylnc,,ester,
Frederick Hagerstown and Way, via Re-
@.So-BALTIMoRE, HYA-rsv1Lnn AND LAUREL
Anna POLLS Junction.
t4.4o-Baltinnore. Annapolis and Way Statione.
f4.46--Point of Rocks. Frederick, HagerstOwi
Winchester and Way Stations, [0n Sunday
TO Point OF Rocks and Wav Station5 oniyd
tb.4o-BALTIMoRE ExPREss. (Martinsburg end
way. via Relay, Stopg at Hynttsvilie snd
Laurel.1
.o.ob-Point OF Rocks and wsy stations
7oo-Baltimore and Way Stations.
.7.3o-BALTIMoRE EMPRESS.
ts ts4o-PITrsBUReH, ULEvELAND and DETROIT
EXPRESS. Sleeping Cara to Pittsburgh.
10 e.fo-PHILADELPnIA. NEW YORK ana BOSTON
ExPREss Sleeping cars TO New York.
70 tebo-CHIcAeo. CINoINNATI and ST. I.ouIs
EXPRESS; Sleeping cars to Cincinnati, st.
u.ao-Baltimore and Way Stations.
tDaily. tsnndsy only. Other trains daily ex.
cept Sunday.
An trains irom Washington stop at Relay Sta.
ton.
Fcr further Information apply at the baltimore
Ohio Ticket Offices, Washington Station, aud 6lS
and 1851 rennh avenue cor. OF 14th street, where
orders Will be taken tos baggage to be checked and
received @ At at any point in the CITY,.
VIM. CLEMENTS, G. X. LORD,
Master of Transportation. Gen. Passenger Agt.
BALTIMORE. BALTIMORE.