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AINswoRTH, Alay Ia. 1883.


AINswoRTH, Mag IL, 1883
About 10 O'Clock last Saturday evening
while Chs Nowack a worthy young mar
and csrp-nter by trade. Was walking over
the sand hill between Railroad Avenue and
FRS STREET. he was assaulted ana rubbed OF
. ~at;h. about nine dollars in money and
some papers Conductor D1xning saw the
scuffis aud tired several shots TO trghten the
men away which had the desired effect, as
they left their victim 10 the sand and fed
into Hills house Of prostitution Mr.. Down
ing assisted Mr. Nowack 10 his feet and
together trey followed the robbers to Hills
housa, where Downing recognized one OF the
men and had him searched, but failed to tind
any OF the sr;i lies taken from Nowack upon
him. This II ~, who gave his name as J.
A. Million. and who is quite Old and -repul-
sive looking, va. arrested on Monday, but
al:hough Ie virtually con iessed having robbed
Nowack while OF the witless stand, he
proved wary witness While on 1t, and the
justice was compelled TO discharge him. Re
has since lift the town.
The -es mill mas ceased running and Supt.
J 5. Rcg-r, j. ha, Ing al tie lumber assorted
and r-pil-d.
Geai.l John S;hafer Is visit n Moscow,
Iiaho.
Mr.. Alfred Noble has succeeded c. 4.
White a eng n.er OF the bridge
Mr. " r k,h'ow has reirri from the
aos ton or mat oa the steam, + l;inss, a:G
gpue 0 ar.Hia: u the Snake river. Capt.
Al Ii y hot the p Ii IS. ae'~ e. mate.
A. Il Ken rs4v, frum sand Point, has
ken 'h- s..c o j. Il Care, as l,csl SCENT
Irr ,hr ...r ccnp'Ly,
Nj II II Gr.an-.i Vas n town a frw
da sIuc., UUgn tut .e~ OF her frIends
aere acc rd-n the pleasure 0; mertu 7 her.
Da Nanc- t-t,T, n'!emGu over sixty
y,,s ! n 1T rstur',et Irau yi',t ["
-,- ar p .- y .,ne.
VI L. ,, u- n pp intel Wells,
.... y I x, n .i4ce q ". W
"a. e., e. ii, aas s't, nDw~veT,
.a.r.. s. " a FIc~eath.r
,. -..-.. ma e.e.r ,. ~, tut l.
!-.. -a th- pace
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fy,O- lle. Daily Of Tue,day.)

u. understand that aD infant chic OF IT,
" gOeEhlll, who lives near the old depot
a;.a oI n.,,ss last night
s,..., Commissioner Brooks is improving
-. ..,,.,,v On lowei Rose and Spokane
,,,,,, With due picket fence and sidewalk
", p,. Avery, late of The Dslles, is nov
..I,, The pos,ofice in this city. where
-, :. .ep iron 8 to ga. ". and to
...os, daily. TIE lady comes to us
birtly recommended - most successful prac'
rti0Ier.
" ,G-iuu having recently bought the
,,o,.,.y corner Seventh and Willow streets.
tag extensive improvements on It by
,,roupdins i. Nth a neat picket fence,
..;,,;.s etc. At all points of walla Walla
=. n,.eb Of improvement goes ahead.
&c Crawford has flushed and made 3
o. ;oh ot the Fifth street bridge and it is
..v oo.u for travel. To-mono. ne b gin'
bcS Wy -
n, dnvipg Of piles for the Third street
b,;Is. ,Dd shortly We will be able to record
"a. fac, thu, sll the bridges in tn" cry afe
sn right again.
Pro-. nc Dalsof Ssdn.Iddy.
Sheriff Schnsbly of Yakima ID in the city.
Fred Stencil arrived home on Tuesday
,,,D having left San Francisco on SATURDAY,
l.., which is .bOut the quickest time on re-
cord
Nr. and Mrs. II. Z. Holmes are home again
from .b.i, visit to Seattle.
N-A.P 2. wsllsce Of Sprssue is in this
ei,, visiting friends for few days.
, 1883-05-19
s,k xeRE usrssTrNAT z.
A ,lek and EriendIess Man Crawls into n
Wagon Red 10 Die.
IEro& ne DJIy et ThursdCy)

(FsOG ne DJijg ot ThuTSdcD
L.,. Yesterday afternoon Mr.. J. X. McMil-
... d the "Wiswam" agricultural house, cor
r., Alder snd Second streets. was approached
by.uN apparently 81 years of age, upon
.bc.e ccuu,ensnce MAS plainly stamped the
,,idenc, Of hunger and want. His step was
,Gsteriag and his garments were none the best.
rspe.ful manner he asked the privilege
Is rr.ul into one Of the new wagon beds and
lie dogr. His request WAS granted and no
NOV. attention was paid until Mr.. Mcmillan
h,ssnei To pass near the wagon and heard
ro.a. Issuing therefrom. Jumping onto the
~, be ss~ the unfortunate man writhing In
,a- .s,pi-- q an ep;l~etie st, and also a serere
h,ncrhss In all haste DR.. Mauzey was
,raasn.d, ~Lo lid all that was possible TO
r-lsv. The pssient's sufferings. In the mean
hns County Commissioner Ward was found
md permit granted for the sick man to enter
ID, cOun.y hospital Ths physician having
NA~aN " t14tNcus eiCA - ADtAhcA ceh ~
su. r.ou failed to put in an appearance,
Ehe'supon Al express wagon WAS procured to
0ouTsy him to the county hospital.
Upon arrival at ths, place there was no per-
AOn in attendance TO assist the driver to move
tie sck man from the wagon, consequently
a'. Mcmillan sent one Of his employees to aid
u sirins him proper care. We understand
hn The Gen.lemsn Is somewhat improved to
dAs. though i. il doubtful whether he will live.
Ne gave bis name as George Southern, And
'.y' be is . Kentuckisn, Of good connections.
he appears TO Re man Of considerable learn.
lns and good address, and does not look ike a
p<'son idticted to the extreme use of liquors.
NJ NcMillsu and his gentle.nsnly assis'
.st' deserve much credit for the kind and
humane course taken in this matter, and it Is
P-'iSs tha. the pocr stranger would have
Ned before reaching the hospital had they moi
e"si 10 prompt in procuring medical aid.
, 1883-05-19

From our Ainsworth correspond, Mt We
learn the following particulars Of robbery
At falouse Junction, and 81 Mile Well. and
the ar1est OF the culprits by Con,tabl, Cray,
Of the former place:
On April 9th Constable Gray got notice
from 2l-MIle Well that a man az Pslouse
JUNCTION had been robbed Of s33 and silver
watch on the day previous, and that On the
daS he was notified one John Wat. had been
robbed Of 4 check for Sl0S at the Well.
Cray immediately went up to the Well
and seized ]. Anderson, an opium fepd and
hunkey, for the last robbery aid started
with him for Ainsworth on freight tram.
Suspect;ng that Chas. Wilson. pal Of the
man he had in charge, va. connected with
the robbery at the Junction, Gray kept a
lookout for him along the rosi, aud IN =
short time espied him asleep besiie the track
Without waiting for the tran TO stop he
lesped to the ground and in a jiry had his
man in the "bracelets." The tr.;n backed
up and took them alb, ard aud the gritty con-
stable soon had both hishssymen shacklei
together in the northeast corner Of his place
OF business in this town.
On the examination OF Anderson for tie
theft OF d check from Matt, the latter " a.
an unwilling witness, saying that the check
had been returned to him, AID he did NOT
care to have the man who robned HIM pun
ished. So obstrep. rous did he became ~hil-
On the stand that the r-trce concluded 0
tone hun down by fine of nv doil.rs r..
contempt of court, Which he fns. d p9ipI
blark to pay until the cnst bic sgn.h d
hi. int-n'i'n OF ehucking hi into dura
vile al.o, by the u-e IF ''iarnys,' wien b.
puugled and went his way with much.fro
family.
The prisoner was held t" app nj hriore t
the grand iu'y III the sum Of $500, ~hil
Wilson. who had tGrne sIln, - for the ~
pie, Vas put uudor bonds $500 sppe
and testify.
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VAxsYcLE, OCS, May II, 1883.
The weather Is all that could he wished
fra combin .tion oi rasn ard sunshInr.
Wueat groaing spl, ,niid!y; n'aFiy all ia!
sowp gam Is hign e!.ough 10 hide a prtl'ie
chicken.
Work vii C mmsnc. un the i!l! brt"esn
here anil Hudson BAY in \ Gay or t"o.
P,ogle here appr ci,to The SrATlSaAN 'or
advocating the opening Of r'ad 'e."e'r
tins llace a4d Wa.ia Wa!is. J. Ia much
needed
Iunderst nj some IN scres%t attempted %
roo the E,1gs- OF D.. Cfisso.i 4. Helix. -te.y.
bat fa;isi Mrs C. gave thr alasra IN IL"
Waul1-h- out.,ass heat h ,sry Trt'eAt. :
te. nights ,a-er Nc. SS, z-r's st..- was
partly hr, ken INTO, Mr. y h.i-g a1sc.t II
Ii ii re. BAT the tn,,yss We fgs.s,rA'ot "a
Il eir enterprise. am tol rbe's ar; -e'erd
saat gcr, IN r-ad.n 5. f.r tGr a,NE Eo"s-
brc:kers, 80 am nahl 20 II he wire aad
uhizter 20 tn- STATESMAN a Esbbor
II He'd. al any tine.
Aboat eight months age a Mr.. Buckner
rayste.Iou-ly disappeared from where he ~ss
at wo:k near the fr spect Farm i'll this
eaan.v. lie said he was going 10 Pendleton
hut no tracr hai been found "f hini or the
": san or :. auI he vas driving uuti. recently.
We are told by one who knows that the
var.n was found at Prndle,ou short tins
ago, aud young man who rides the range
considerable told Mr. Coston, father-ln-law
to Buckner, that be kaew OF a span OF mules
on the range that EnsUeEed rhe description
Of the team Mr.. Buck.eT drive. II this be
trae in r,gar,i to the r,ui s I've X ow the
wagon iast is corr-cil 'hrre Is not much
doubt Int Mr.. Buckntr fss bren f'-' i'y 'iealt
with.
Ga the G h mt. b";r 10 tie Wlie q }. i
KIiiap, asou: weight ui'e Iou' ds- jim
thinks he weighs 4 ioa now
Eoher; D n.n.i' 1t II, OF h. s.!ase l'--t re
turu.A .rom A-.o:la with 4 b asn..g br'''e.
JIk
, 1883-05-19
Good Man

Bro. Resserer, of the HdtohmaH' IS faVin-
. sidewalk laid opposite his property ou sec
ond street. Some years ago he moved nj
fe,.. hack and d.na,ed about twelve iee' ~
hi. nroper,y to the city. the object beiDs u
make 8. cond street fall ~idth. We i7e'
like u.ips his own words by ss,rg go''
man" How long. on how Ing bel re We
A.. .b,, to say the same of 7, B. Johnson
the Union, regarding Catherine and rr
NawaIl sfr.,tS
, 1883-05-19

MILLION, May -, 1888

MILTON, May 10. 1855.
Ra,iucss in town IS so'd 81 pres'n.-
S.one & Ta,lor aE~ tu,icing ma tNa
story L,iek to be u,-d ss tr'g SO ana
,,.s: .,:,.r. Their AL IL two Or three more
bricks ,.u!i. dGr,rg The eur''n"=-
The wife q: V. F. P4lner, + q. rrese''t-
,a HIM with fine ppir Of b " "u the 1872,
6ut we axe sorry to sly That ore "i ''.'"'
30. hei g wiiiaG TO stay, c7o,srd The ''1F"
riyer ttis u,orairg
Tn. wheat Is 10 .kiag tiur ad iarn:e' aE'
ieLi.nt over the prosgee's OF bitter crops
4ad p7,ces.
MIS-. J. Lusirs.r, OF WaIla W.ila a 4
N,<s !. t. Mar-h,l. Il W1s-oa are sis1;i;i5
III II l. IL Milton. I'm
, 1883-05-19
hfssRaSisa WanteA.

I" "se left 0skalooss. Kansas. April
'a Aod ~ least heard Of .t Ksnsas City.
APu ssa. He talked Of coming to the Pa.
sac S'sst and . sspposed to Be mentally
>aesd q II hsalth. Any iniornssion Of
.ns vsGsaboos viii Be- thankfully
"s'sd sad suitably rewarded By his broth.
- I. Wsa PistsviiIA Shast. eoanty,
~ osssos md wasAiassoa Territory pa.
pm Pisass sspy.
, 1883-05-19
Prisoners Escaped.
from ise Daily or 1H,sdryD

From the Dciiy OF 4n,sd'y-'
T.- me- Wiisra AMI And on, mention
,e-, ritv's STATEsNAS y heug un1er
,rr..,a. Alnw rtn for rcbh-ry 1t I'm le
Y mi Palm Jn ION It uoN appear
maj. & IL &C from cu,toiy. Oar cor
-r.p Il p. At Au+sS"rth ssy' 1t "eenrre'! IL
IN, ,-.-r a. ,b'e 20 ocear II Others
tn. 10 ! cs Of proper f.erii'i-s- or IN fac;
n an, fac,T les wh.t-ver, for the safe keep
ing o prsonrr< rstice has ben cheated ''
her Sues. Tor wllle holding thr prisoners IT
an,,ci, att Of th- ARRIVAL o. Sheriff Marsh
,b.v succ edea in elu g tn ke-ser whom
m. constable had employed rs A nl-ht guard
over ,h.m a-d made gooi their escape
Con.,ah'e Gray has male rS=ry effort i'i
,t,ir reesp,are, but so Tar vi hoa' avail
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sle and Costs.

Am.p named Shepherd, who has been EN-
,,ovsd around Chas. Roses saio'r' hAn
Jury trial this morning before 9a-'i'e iA.
10, charged with beating aChinama' over
N. head With , sick Of ~eod. The nO0''s
,,o.. over the paying of some money! ans.
Alter bearing the testimony the jury 'srTFe
,h.. Shepherd had committed O,saea s,@, :
n. ,e,o-' and accordingly fnsd him sio ana
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Isu NOT TRUZ.

T.ere can be n" argAmen- a. 20 ne Gael
ties s-ent.si 10 a p riecT sme''N Tor the /
sri.,pp from disorderei or Insc-ise con
,ion of I've. ST. mach and Wr's. EEe'y
one will A nit that 1t sioul. be- Per.eciiy
-af- for d ard yourg o. bo'h = Se', At any
.nJ al lines; ;tat II h,a'd be aeerptah'-
b IA 10 the taste AMI tae s-cmaei tAA' i
should never iail T. at p:o" PITY and th"r'
oaghly. ye. yaisies-ly, ani II 'hoali give
strength to those org,ns. II IL H." Wen
knosr tha, Syrup Ct F,zs possesses 'Ios'
Qualities in pse-erlinent d'gTre- Mr. II.
z Holnrs. agent for W-lIa Walla-
, 1883-05-19

T., cb.sIn a correct knowledge OF the
growth of the country II IS necessary Tor
an .di,or above all other business men 10
travel and observe, and 1t vas with TINS
idea uppermost in my head that L rose
before the robins en- Monday morning
last and .ook ticket for Grants Station
an the Columbia River railroad. Moth
ing Of importance occurred on the way
down; We tired our JAWS in trying to o.
tain little nuiriment from some tough
meat az the hotel for what they are pleas
"a I, term breakfast. We have no curi-
plant 70 make about the quantity OF the
glc:uals but the part of the adminls'rat) )r
OF a hotel which, in this upper country
Is the most important, Is the mcsi neglect
ed and our hotels without exception from
Portland up are standing Monuments Of
the truth of the gasCroROmic adage mat
.'God sends provisions bat the cer!i
sends Uo,ks. The men who run hotels
and aiios any tramp that comes along TO
take charge OF the eldsins department
should give ~ the business and 20 L"
saA.ns wood. 4 traveller can 90 mo the
m,untai4s Of Northern idaho where
everything has 10 be packed upon mules
b,eks egen To the vegetables, and for the
same sum they caargc at one o! our s.
c alice ho:rls can obtain a meal the memory
O.. al!ch viii Ln-rr ir months after.
The h ,tels are a. god eaough, hu; the
manegruI ,nt-.'.b.
, 1883-05-19
A New Hedge Plant.

W. have received frum friend lot OF
wbiu or Gor.e .eed for which is claimed 'hA'
:. will make the best he'd. and m'ss iiniehe-
trsble fence Of anything known. oris'hai'hs
in Scotland, of whih it is a native 1t has neei d
..,....f,,,v transferred to all the British e'i
onies. I. is thorny, grows rapidly Is eS''
y,.ep with a pretty yellow flower. ani pax
GOOD 6re VOID eventually. The only ORA
h.ck To II i. tina. it is liable TO -pre'd 1t moi
taken ca,e ot. Any farmer who VII s''e /
a fair trial can have s,me seed on application
.o the STATESMAN office.
, 1883-05-19

DsrlSrd Brothers & Co a-e Row running
a line Of staye- from GRAM Stati.'n on the
col,,.b;, river - Gnldeniale, fsk7ms City
and F,!snssurS. and with the bet. stocked
al, IN. territory pu. their passengers and
fr;,b, through without snv OF the old time
i.r.-s The ai>.arce from Grsnts % Golden
dali !, Mt twelve nils. and tn ch@vrtainess
,,s s.,illi,y of th4 driver, Mr H Nsrshal,
rsi,c.. even thi, distance. The agent Nj
Rene At Grants is very Accommodating snd
I'll. a pleasure in giving all the Information
in hi. power The time nov from "ai!a " ala
20 FIen,burv is only tao days and the fare is
extremely re4sonN le.
, 1883-05-19

~f~s sAifty .esss q l..d h.v.
- .eAassd trea Aa,am.a Boa. a
"nd asn csss. sdjoiains the f.ru Of
'0ea = 49, vhs vin eosuss.ss IN
~ seene ssr ~ tssa sta Ths
seminal YssA.... .as P. A. worshi.ssoo
aC' : ssl6nsA. Of Weston. Grain plat.
- Nd : asarins .iIl are - be erected
60 80 wAsa tAs reservation j sp<ssd up
.sas and esasivsRoo, Asre v,ll b
1e',a - viIl,ss ia this locality.
-. - vill SssAAhIy pss,s 4
, 1883-05-19

e.a'e The eioad burst on Dry creek the
'sn s'e reported to be in such state ths,
'0AaS wagons cannot travel over them.
N"aso'a and brush is piled up along the
,V'a 0e'''eo Dixie and Copper. and some
.'-l A0''e' .re beginning to perfume che
'ess' IN . case Of this kind when unfor
accidents occur some action should be
'' without delay. We understand thai
seN u no road supervisor for ths,
4' therefore such il the case on.
'N'0ii Be appointed without DELAY.
, 1883-05-19
rsws AND CsrSrkH.

7b.,. are Eve Tuesdays in his MONTH
Large order, for work have been received wed
BY The Wall. Wall. Boob BindsIy % IN this
=" tom Lewiston. Good work is always
H' 80 and the bes. advertisement that
,.n Be offered.
,, +. su n. Jorgensen" among the
v..eos.r lis: leaving San Francisco list , Sat- At
Tbi, We believe must be Jos. Il.
to.epxn our new Register, and his first
;.;,i.I !, omitted in the pinted list.
u.,,,. received an invitation and compli-
p.uy 20 attend the celebration in .s comm men. en-
a,,,iOu Ot the sssd anniversary OF the settle
1.s, ., a Santa Feby Europe.n,' to be held at
f., y. NJ. from July I'd to August 3D.
,.S Inc!usire-
, 1883-05-19

II Is ah,ut time ths, sone steps were tax
.n Nv our CT, .ns iookiag ,Owird the proper
ob-err.nca .; ,he c .nug 2 .urth o. July. II
xoa!d he ir goni or ier 20 hoii me- ting Il
.,e Council Ch.mher next Saturday even
ing AID take preEI ninsry st-p-. Marty
every to~u 10 tn Northwest contemplatt.
c+lehr.,irs. aud it ,s grrai pity 1t Walk
Villa caIt Summon saoasa, pafiesisn Il
An Ehgvpe. -
, 1883-05-19
lfYou Arc Rained

in health fran any cause, e'peciaily from
the use at any Of the th'u-Aad ro=truuls
,h., prami, 80 larsely, sIth Iona hcu'ious
,.s,inoaials. have 10 felr- Resort to d. p
B,tters II once, md IN 6 s7o't time you = II
have the most robust ant booming health
, 1883-05-19
SUMMONS.
TERRITORY OF WAsHISGI9f,
County OF Walls WAlia-


County Of Wall. Walia
=, .J,,,ia,,, Cont. z. 3. pBasRaIl, Jastice-
T. R41Id Ragla,c (forHaeriV Raaad FsTrfa-/
xvOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
William Ryan has tled a co olAihI
against yoa in said 'ur.. which WI =; ;'a1S g.: 80
. b. heard At uy of.c-, IN - all. WaiiA CITY
n Wa.ls Wala c rnry, ". J.. on 'he
S0TH DAT OF APRIL A D. lsoS.
A. the hour Of 10 O'Clock. A. ", and unieSs yoo
.poear and then and there answer; the 81 y. -
viii be taken a. caui-s-ed and the demaho ~
th. plaintiff granted. Tn object sn ass,.sia en-. ~
Of ID complaint Is for the recovery OF so V
and interest frum dSt-, due upoa Pr1nlir-o,'
n1.e d.ted FEBRUARY I9, isol, gwen 5y ieu Z
asisnt-
Z. B. WHITMAN,
.pls-td Justis Of the Pe' 4
, 1883-05-19

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAI
~ scaled bids wIl be received al The ,tiiey
Of Q city ci-I K ter The improvement 81 heIEy
street until SAIurcGy, My ielh, at > o'oloo..
p. n, when tbsy Vii De opeIs3. k>tiulsts
oi SOrS can be seen II lie utse- Of The ClE1
CLERK liz +. A. SHAW, City Gels
" aila Walls, MAY Ia, lssS.
, 1883-05-19
Noi,cs--IImbc. Eal.G.r.


- A4i-L [" d!4-t- - J o., A..1-. 80 = D.
COMPLAINT HAVING BiGS = Ne
u tered ~ this ojfce pv nm; 90 TI.n'
a.: .ii.st Lsr!in J shell lar IL .ur- ID c,ulN
with law ~ l. JiIn'l-r Cp'sUrr -r-.s SO. Il !.
dated Il IA D y Il Arsr-r. tSSi. UPON 'l- :
Of Sec. -, TIPS \ Il 81 L, in Na';. VA
County, W T, w.;L = v.,w - 'Ls .,-I.--..4'.. =
OF said entry; contestant Afia-I4s Jtat saw
l.arEin J Sh=.l failed 20 pos - i a, .csr
required 10 be p!aaesi tn i!r: YER. i'll 4 =
pl5w th- FIVE r, II n rel - ia pi'v~j -
SECOND ye ~, Nni ht, fa-'gi -H -i-a-r ~ -.
ton of SAID y c- t. -.il p1rrS .-a H=s7 .
SUNNI ,Iri I. 70: -4.- s.: c:i's III '- "a .-a
27Tu par p JUS. .-t.
At 10 g's;J-k ii. =. 70 - r-.- "-i ..E" ..
ti..ony cla -,rr.irE .a'i alleged flilnre.
T. 4. MrHEI son,
!.--I-lrr.
, 1883-05-19
.rsear oeespatisa Gone

y p.,.e N, D. Buffalo, n y; l
"a, ....cted ~i.h congestion OF TN a
.or.,..s over the liver, severe ia'" -
;,;,,, , buruins fever. and genera lls.D
. 'o.. >, n, ,bcls system. Filling to nm
relief in remedies pIescEised' ! ,''su -
"Gola.n Medical Discovery. II -,
~ .0ar- cure. Yoar ned,cin.s h.ve on's
:. :. .,.s 20 be appreciated l'eveiy fam.
=, voula give them . sri.l. MIN tenn, ..
I'D hike Oth~llo. hno thsr
B. McNrILAs. N. D..
Bses.port. n. \.
-.a, :. s.e dsvnioas of ths Psoo
:
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NaI.gsN
NOIIIK IE

HnSEs. LISoc;S poST, 20 &c. r.
Aalis n ala, Asy / .SS5
10 the Veterans of tie M,1i,zn Va.
% are re-Pccsts,;y invited q a-,5-d as,
IslIticspaie IN the oer-sns nle- 0t Iiec,s-.i D
Day. May ~, 1855.
II o. SINONDS,
J. =. SIOKER. t.u Iaa.ll.zr
aoiuLant dAV S.
, 1883-05-19
SaiiSe Cor Eubl Cation .
wnuIig HasD. SIT.
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Notice for Publication.
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NOTICE Is HFREBY GIVEN THAT
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nUtice ~ lis lntenLlon - Iusse fnal pso,t d
support oi his c am, and th-t sid pFa.-i vi
be made bel re I. :. Land Iiiice a. " a.',
sIa. IN August |. 1875. VI. Janus MU-
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ne>ses 10 Prove his oUut.EE u re-ieeu e q. %
and cultivation of --Id LIANT, VIZ = -r--
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Z. II. MORRISON, Z Erisl.r.

sT,Tl''E Is HEREBY ,.IVEN III y
- the iollnUInl nsi-iet S-rLier las Hir.
EotIce If his iBteutIon t. lake tuai proc. y
support Of III al..l. "a Jh,t sad prof ai
lie made frfnIe L. :. Land ,rier a. Val
Wan-
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SCENERY.

Ths scenery Is sublime; like battle
iiIe OF ClIn-s the SNOW covered peaks of
Mounts II I'D, Adams, s.. Eelens and
Rlrier are To- be seen rislng abrupt and
awe-ins .,iring III their glorious majesty.
Th- praIr.es and foresis at their feet
are bright green carpets, studded all
over VITA fsrl gems Of divers hues,
ana these pia:us AMI forests stretch
away from ,he gGz, of the Columbia
river TO the foot hills OF the Cascade
Rang, that would be suggestive cf mo-
notOuy We're Il not for the massive ser
rated Wali Tang asaias, he Eestern skV
by the nmniPorent genius of he A.
mighty architect. Nuunt Hood IN tue
distance seemed 70 rival Adams in the
foreground I 7 supremacy and looked like
the forms Il two Crea; captains whose
stature aud Whose valrr conferred no II
them the c.Ela.nd II lie suus "f Anak
rooted there, IN splemn grandeur,
fhr0u.hou; TIE ages.
Who, iooki: = upon tha: scene, could
airyr the sordid aud SUI Ell s,ntImrnt OF
the ulateriai.sr There, On those lofty
cr-sts, the Creator has builded him aa
altar that 10 fierce and aspiring schism
can pull down, and above i, He flung
the blue canopy of Ihg Heavens, measure
less az HIS own eternity, that no imp;ous
hand Of mortal can reach, n mpass, or
des:r, =
In these works OF His creation was
preached TO my understanding grsnder,
broader, more indes;ructJb,e creed than
ever any through the royal arches OF the
Irmple f Solomon, orthat ever vas sent
forth from the pulpits Of ST. Peters, ST.
Sophia or ST. Pauls. The Creator,
through natures subl,mity, laugh, there
70 the human mind the divine immensity
! Of His power. and so enraptured the heart
with The glory Of mountain, and canyon,
and forest that the very clouds foaiIng
languidly high above the ioftiest of tue
p-aks Seemed like whiterobed angels per-
mItted forth from paradise 10 view for a
little while thefea,ures Of Gods beautiful
earth.
| GoLpEyDALE 49,
, 1883-05-19

Arriving on topoI the bill after airiye
of FIVE miles We come to fine farming
couatry where cattle, horses and hogs
roamed a, will; extensive tracts contain
ing scores of farms spread out before us
IN every direction: the buildings dotted
here and there aban; ;he PLAIN made II
resemble one Of the American cities 50
graphically depicted by Dickens; the
country looked Ike an oyerg,own town
waiting to be filed IN rather than col
lection OF farms, but signs OF intelligence
and industry were 10 be seen everyU here.
The houses were comfortably ard SUBJ
s'antlally built. TIE fences regular and
made Of boards and IN fact the whole
Country gave evidence of being consider
ally away shsad Of the frontier in gen-
eral.
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