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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-08

Ii people in this neighborhoOd will just be patient and keep steady hO1rs. they can, with the naked eye, see the comet 0t 1872 m clear perspective aolut December l2. But if you cannot see it then, owing to go lack of knowledge of it's exact location, confidence may be re- taiDed tha. from that time it will grow rapidly in brillancy. It will be located just within the milky way, on a straight line between Alpha Lyrao and Aipha CyCuI hlf way from either It VIII never achieve great bu.liancy, as it wal -t i:s periieiion get TO nearer the sun than 73N0OOlO miles. Just now this comet is distant from the earth about lltO0lO1O miles, though it is coming Cow ri us at the rate of One-half m. lion of miles a day.-Inter Ocean.
, 1883-10-13
sustrai An HOGS

The Australian hop product promises tc
Infeence prices more than ever IN the fu-
tire They pick hops in Australia IL
March, so they will cone in:o The Engtsh
asarke. long before our product IS ready.
Their Influence may be 10 CT. Of or hcpea
ior high prices toward the end Of the sea
sna. AZ English exchange .. recent ds.e
says: Quite new industry has sprung up
IN Aus'r within the past few years. and
ole that Is likely TO grow 10 no mean pru-
portions. Some sixteen years ago corn.
spond,n: writes, a number Of Kent and
.Snss.n farmers left tor the antipo3es to try
5Le!r fortune III growing hcIs uIder more
~ ccn.eaiai skies than We often lave ID Eag
i&ci. They have worked had. and fN
some few years have been producing cOnsii-
er4bi. crops. but this year has beeh Scn-
1e-iul o:A. and has brought frrth crop
c1lcul-tsd - weiyh i9,CGo ests. Hearin,.
ci the deSrth or h6ps - hoIGe, tless iICu-
triCns farmers have recently sent over 500
cvts. u nes hops to Assist the Eogllsh
brewers to pull through. They are now
warehoused in the bo.oagh, and are stated
to he OF good 9usbty, They have one or
lwo GrsWbacks Tor ia-tsnct, they have Ut
usually long s;2lS~, and be,ns dried on
b!ins OF the ru:,s tyie are noe as well
cured as oid.uaTy English hoys.
, 1883-10-13
from tie DI,ly a5 Turtddyl

Return &, kets ~ Pcrtlani with admission
70 the Mechanics Fair. are sold from q ALA
Nslla for Sl6.S5. Good until fair is over.
Maud :. and Jay ye See must now take a
back :. a; to make room for he Young PAGER
J'fns.r, wi.n pace hi. i.iie In 2:l0 {" har
mes AT tie Chicago Driving park On Tuesday.
Who mex:
Fast tn prices IN dentistry t tie new den
tai offcr, over Rees & Winana Extracting
50,ts. other work in proportion. Davis is a
regular graduate with ten Years experience and
til best cf references. : w-tf.
Ainn. y. T Cation has introduced III, iuta
the Coarcil 70 incorporate the city Of Va.la
WIlls l. this means living tire citY the bow
er t. b1rrlE money. better let wei enough
alone until pertel, sy-ten is a.qaired.
Il : not necs -sary b enter ;lto particulars
70 re:erriug t. the -ompiicsted organic AMI
urctionaI difficulties to which the Inore deli
cate classes 0s American women are EEl Ject :;
~, We ".Ss pleasure IN saving that Ai-s.
LTC.ia =. p;nlhsr,'s SEsst remedy for all ;&ese
Jra':hie- has .n unh"TEaed popularity.
HERON iliug is the nesrest point 70 tie
neU nin-s: tho iISi.rcs is reported To be unly
81 miles and ,rail is 10 ne CHOPPED out at
( once Two years since the editor Of the
STATESMAN, writing from t'at pint ,Iedirtea
TIA; tins section ,.oul: surely be largely niiutr
al prod zen 2. 81 1T looks a. i! the p'edi t;cn
Vas coming true before the time contemplated.
The naiiv Tacoma Mars has heer received
regularly at this office since IL started, and
theret, re .!o'n experience Ne can safely saI
th..: :: Is a paper the T-coms people w"Cit do
well to libsrailv r.pno t. Starvc Your TAPER
end the town must follow srit for thsy repre-
sent tts energy and eI.,trrri.e Of the place.
In our comments upon the Governors Ines
sage iroivartsntly We made him r.curan-ui
IL lh5 appropriations asked for ty tbe superia
:eIient ~ the Insane. Such WAS not chs idea
intended 20 be conveyed The G"yerna. s;!a-
| ply recommended thai TIE deficiency b. pad
and the apnr1 ,iiati0n for current expenses
eS~h year Of SSi, eco lie allowed.
Ny. J. p. S-Grie, OF Wsit.bur,, gsye the
STATESMAN Office pleasant all On Neires
| lay Afternoon. lie is ths real estate agent oi
that ..Urt,.n Gt our count AID report, things
| pvs..y h.ely ir his ci.y, since the college hss
| been Ge'ir iyely lHcstet there. Moncy is scarce
at present, hut the7e aref-w Complaints. With
I snterr,isiuS rren liAe Mr.. Stos:e, any place Is
! bound 70 succeed.
| f. " johnson, Esq hr ,ther "i II. T. End
! &. y. J hns1 u. Of this c.ty. arrived here on
/ Wednesi-s night rom y. hsnT. Mass. .hs
! rgHsv over ne \. +. t.ok only SIX days and
! th- hours. Iir. JGhnsT', was in this ty =.
! Ya,ry aSo. ena VA e at the founders Cf sui
( ID time aud snon-ihla firm ci Johnson K
I kers. Hei. :o.; ~ yisit 70 see bis tr ,rLors
I a. will and-avof - keen M The reputation o;
! us f,milv He l. d .;n., a very ext-n-iv9
| hc mess in his--schas it's and own large
grange grove il Flor'ds.
, 1883-10-13
The Baok Bindcry.

d. K Howe, =ho has recently he;n "orS
ING at tie Sr.TEsuAx Book BInaery, on
Third str, ct, mas left fDr Per land On account
Of his wlie's heal,!, bat tn. Dus;nesl IS s'h
carried on and the reputation established
VII he kept Up. nes man with iarte -
pcrience is nov on the rea'i - take charge
Many people Identified d. X. Howe witt
Jumping Jasper, who slipped out between
two d IS 'as. winter lea:ipg many creditor
t. moura las de2aiture. but VINO Sas af'ef-
wards induced to return iy those "i'h a.
.ortsn A reputation as himself, IN o'der II
iore the husineas OF thu STATESMAN olhce
Ii is needless to s,s:e that d. h. Howe an
Junper Jssper are two entirely dur rent IL
diyidnals. TIE former, When he lett, Owed
No :nsr dollar. and c1n ,oek Lis fellow oit'
ize5s square In III. fac, and has never ae'
frau,ied his creditors 10y paying 40 cents O."
he dollar, and thus laying the foundation
OF 4 fortune. Aud the STATESMAN brdsrs
and BlanS Book M-nufsctory sud waves
Send ia yolr orders.
, 1883-10-13
The ftna' Nind-i y.

The end OF The world is confidently pre-
iicted by devon. Moslems TO e approaching
w,th the close Of tie hlohamnedau thir-
:ecn:h century, en- November &lh. Tradl
ton declares tGa5 IN the present month, dur,
ing the RsmadsG feast, the sun shall rise IL
the west, the DAY of mercy shall Geese, and
thai c: jud CEMENT and resiibution begin.
Thus. a proclamation las been .ssued from
Niece. warning 4! trGe believers 70 prepare
for the coming day, wn:eh. tie TS,ass OF In
dia tells Us, has been sid-ly circulated, ano
MS created Z great inpIession. 4 fans:icai
pils:im to the prophets tomb at Medina
Mohammed Sairb. declares that Mohammed
appeared to him in jresn last March snd
warnei nm g: the approaching md. There
are twenty-five signs to be fulfilled before
the Great Day, aI,a acme Of these the Nc
hammedans al e.dy recognize, the closing
si,Ds being the coming Of lnman Mshdi. the
director, with his troops, bearing black en-
sisug, and m;ghty wind which shall sweep
.way the souls OF all who have but a gram
Of fa,th i'll their hearts. After The MahdI's
rei.. the trump.t Will sound two blasts, tie
lead will ris- and the judgement begln.-
London Ora; he.
, 1883-10-13
las. N's.is y flrr-

st go A. ". TussIay the able on fe
corner ,f Seye ,tn ard VI liu street, ccuyitd
nv TIFF. Rcos., ass destroyed y tr", With
rem borses and three cows. Tee tUI.d nS
WAS the uroper,y Of NJ J. Ncrehsn.. The
building and CO. tents were DOT II suIed. Y o
,re r.lessed [, learn ths, .he loss WI 20 be
30 rar,t as at first spppo.el. The loss s
distributed about a. fellows: The hui.dirg,
valued at 81, 20; The contents hsiorgins
reffs Bros, Including grain aud harnesses,
hon. s.0o. thr = OF a 500 iour-muie team,
--apsi=nt; one horse, Old Bones, Inc
,roperty Of Wright & Sneii, value rot flver;
i,son,s unb-oAe mare valued =: II 4'i
O'Nsir- horse, valued a. s2j0; one tralslent
hzy team. valued az $500; Jack Tttits mare,
-sl1ed at go Charley Rseie's horse, Va j.
ed al $40; aid three cJws beoDg'nt to
TeiTt Bsos.; besides sundry harness and suits
of clothing. There acre 10 horses n the
9, HE At the time of the fire, and he 10 car
asses distinctly m,ra the ioss.
As us1al, the Tigers were tine hrst on 'he
AEON. and ,ouy time the first Ic -ettirg
sarer On the flames. 1t Was amusing 70
hs,r .,re e the ,ef.Ntailei heroes gave
.heir experience. OIe :asr came there 50
he said, just il time aad 'ush'd mt" the
turuace, threw on ;hr-1 Sc OF narSess ann
cociiy walked out with three notes. ms
,s a mos, rsmarksh!e account, as nearly
every rnau Of the seven Sno s!rpt ~ tAe
table lost every ,h;u. they hic, rr2indlns
:, ,tb,n-. Messrs Pix and JzgA ieat WI"
,. :, cla,-e Of :he stable, were ccOi and
collected IN ther Efforts, but the Sd;iiins
us bu,ne.i cut before they could eat iocse
h,t &, tex Lorse., aud they sacrificed thar
! thing sud pocs,el money IN the ende'Fo-'
P,rtunatey there were 40 sccIaentS %
itemcn or others 10 record.
so,,e m,lIc;ous:y inclined gag sald that
the fsII races wouid now be OF, as CHaiIey
p,s.a; ,o.Jd u.ver mske coed IZes s.nce
Or Wrca,'s .go:tsr, "0id Bones, "ss
| crem.,cd in TIE .u.as-
! fine ii.ti- gray c4yuse pony. s,-er eeusi-@
ialsv N the efforts ss rss-oe tY iyiLs lo"n
:, The s..u and acting mean geieraliy' SaS
Indy left 70 is :scs by Hr. Pass WHO
.p-pe, MS attention to the dell?eiY q more
raE.fI. horses Isis m1--'rg tie ssnl7
rony Is carrying lis o"I-,r sioo'e i,-is
,-a,,s- t5ap usual, 5-,.in- zip o aad e
,,r,s b.. .-ay, wa c seems to s're II,
M other incony enieDce :hsn to aeteiei -; .ie
! ~ "a ;nc-..se the nervous svEtcs Of MS 's''-
, 1883-10-13
Wei statistics.

Following Is given the price of wool OF the
better grades, from lS1S 70 lSS2. "hicn We
find IN the Cleveland Trade KevieW 1877
50 cents; 1879, 50 GEMS; 1850. ~ eetts;
1851, 10 cents; 1852, IS oeuts. These p'iee'
siys al average fer the i've years O. 81 10
ceats Der pound. The annual Increase II
wool productions in the United States ;roF'
Is.S to 1852. Was as follows: 1873 to 1917
2l. 5en dOa pounds; lS.C 20 1850. 81 Ie,e''
pounds; 1850 % lSsi, 26. o0o.eoo pounds
ISL to 1852. lO.0C0,eo1. Arer'ge aHnual
increase, l., 500. l00 pounds. Ii would seen.
bv the ratio OF :-crs.se for ;se hve gears,
ISIS TO 1852, inclusive, the home p'odne7
will te equal to all domestic Gernsnds. Ine
,mportatiops o. ~ocl n the unitsa Sat :.
from 1875 TO IsS2, w,re as linvs. 1915
5. 3s5 5S2 pou"6s. 1879. 55,s0S 0lS ponnss
lSSO. lO7 5l4.3D6 poards; ISL, 5l,o-c, .S'
bounds; 1852, Il. Is. ,+0l pou-ds-
, 1883-10-13
The dical society .

The Eastern 0r,g and Washington
Medical Society, at its regular quarterly
meeting, among other matters, disposed oi
the charge agsiLst DIR. Blsiock.
There w,re present from Waila Waiis.
Drs. Mauzey Cropp. Bingham. B;-lock.
Marion and Ke, lor; from Dayton, Drs. Nc
Cornack AID Boon6rake; from romeroy,
DR.. Mitchell; and f:om Wsits5rrg, DR..
Smith.
The rrpor: Of the censors was read in re-
gard 20 tie investigation OF the charge
against DR.. Blslock.
On melton the organization resolved itseif
iotc a committee Of he whole to investigate
s.e matter with the following result. 4 mo-
ton was male and cIfIei by vote Of D to
r that the society regard the matter beyond
:heir iuI,s3ic.ior. and here tie matter
dropped.
F..s censors, in their report held IN sub
.snce, that the ofrEss II any Mas charged
20 have been committed bs'ore tie orgsr izs
ton # the society, and al that time Wa
within the knowledge cf thn-e Wn0 now
,rr-g the charges: aLa wL1 dIG not At l1e
ofl.nization object to d.. bisl"cHs becom'
iuy n:-mber Of the societS, Hdadv,ss d hal
therefore, the charges te not entertained
, 1883-10-13
Next a>cr's srOp,

TIE editor Of this Journal Is neither =
rr phct nCr 4 son cf cae. hrt reasonIrs
from na,uraI causes he pr''iic5s lhat III tn
Northarn Pacific thIc vii II no uarsual Occai
renee takes place, be year OF bcrnt'iul
orops. As stated ~ days gone ~, dry soil
a1i lid acts as an absorbent. The gges,n
igy season, then, has prepared tne s,iI to 70
at. Besides tiis, We are qu':2 cont1en.
mat the long srnuSy season has Sad the
effect 70 supply tGe sril with an abundance
Of p'anr fool The sir AID rainfall. y Is
,iaiacd, sGpDlies the sui, when added to
"a. minerals therein oonta'"el, ~Iih tram %
to 81 per cent cs plant i9oi. |: ttns .e
tue as rule. We ale inclined 10 .le II IA
ION tkat ths. derse -moke Cf the pIst sesaCa
has had The rffest 70 carry much srea'er
a,nouu. Of plant food ,T"m tn ak Into the
sa:l than usually goes th're Ii ADDITION {"
thi., u is clear 20 our mind that the smoke
teuis TO EoId the ammonia, which accounts
III very great Gc.Iee. ;Jr our large yltii II
he face C the iaek oi :sia. Now, b IIdi-
cicuoly getting the soIi m goot healthy
condition. So ttat it vii absorb the ram
ahen II comes, irste .d OF allowing 1t 20
run ~, .here med BE- nr faaos as 20 om
crc,.o uexr year. Agaic, 1t Is al Old say'ns
that one ext,e"ie iUl!oTs another. If's
has Been al unusGaily Dry season; next
yrsr, Is there is anything in the say !n2, ma
be 4 very We. one. Large crops and warm
get weather provide the very condition that
the prosenitors u rust desire for thei' pc
psCation. Good cultivation OF ;he soi' Is IL
a sense drainage eros grown Oh soii wei
iralnc are not apt to be damas"d i rns',
-pyrsi pyyss
, 1883-10-13
Sery late advice.

The Onion ay, in log editorial 'ha.
these petitions pro aud con the Herd las
are after all o. &c p7r icuiar weight az that
thair validity will be questioned and in
pies that the Legislature will do about Is It
p'eases anyway. We s-s glad chr ccatem-
uorary has a~.knei from lis deep sleer
during winch i, dreamed that its opinicn
rPoa any subiect would sway the thoughts
% cur Legislature. We are sincerity Pe'sed
tLat The morning paper has cordescended 70
sliov IS readers 10 think for moment and
for themselves OF what our Legislature IL 60
iag - do. It's grstui:ous ADVICE that local
option law be passed, may be enter.-in"d
as We fad that the Governors message
str,rgly urges the same thing. and long te
fore the morning paper aSoke. Bat "t
t!iak l5st toe expense Of special e.. etlons
hfd best be avoided and the LegislatTre be
allowed TO definitely frame legislation. Aao
If me. consult tire sentiments OF their con-
stituents. We shall have fence laS car-
Lslniy,
, 1883-10-13
Tc8N ANE CetNTRN.
LIENS ,f Per>orzl and Gecc-si Isiesesf
Gathered ThrvaRh The week
Ers~ "A. DaGs o, Eeda,,i.,.

Frez "A, Dai!s o, Eednesiey.
7 Mr. W. Re-;ck, from Weston. is on tn
: streets.
Ar. SanI Gerkins. Of C-nteryille. :. ST sL'
Stine House.
Hon W. NJ Steen, from near Milton s
prominent Do Itic,sno' Oregon, is Al the Stlle
Fire limits should at orcs be established be
low Fourth street and extended 10 other pof-
tl'ns Of tie city.
Mr.. bon, the prominent restAursnterr from
Pe''d-e:oc, pAss-d tHrous b the city On Eis way
hcIee from ii 'nIAaA
II taxes the Dayton Clronioie almnst h,if its
space AAc trms Trectlng The mistakes ths
Walk MAil4 palers lake.
Dr. W. I. Williamson Is IN the city located
t.e.~ fersn-usassy IA tho pr4ctic- OF hi- prIfes-
si7n- Weston les Is " al. Wsls's gain
Du-ebb~ry Bros are receiving s.sis by the
Ton these DAYS ar tier immense store l. flied
with everything the heart II LADIES' csn wish.
J. S. Cox has mpl ted hi, new house in
tEc Sura' district oppusire ne court house, anu
IS now furnishing the same for = lodging hccse.
Ali the pati.n,s NJ board tie yellow Fever
shin. Nes.leTn. a. Sat FIR -ncis.a ere recover
Cd, anI ,he people Of the By draw lcns
rr ..rh Of Tslirf
tGere are rn-uy re .s,ers Of tee Sun who tt;aks
'hat Nj. Dans IL bpouing Holman. the 'ivHr
I'ac Ear, I'd their S,LsiHs-:tarles on the lat
tcr= c.-ndidLcy ale slm.xhs5 yaTieg ate.
When you axe driving horse On long 1u--
lev give IL oNin. n IN IL water about = quart
Ia Iwr-thiris of psIifu,. This Is = unig-rssi
practice Ia engiani 1t KEGS up ta- strength
u ih- horse anu !, easily dis-ss-1. Nss.dss ,re-
y ndng any bad o0nseQne1oes ~ the .esrIt Of
drinking
The wiinw, ~ tha lste lamented zuicide
Smith, onsicted # tie murder Mrs .etcb'
takes the cake. A widow Il but sbcut ter
days, she is how 4 bri'ie. At least 81 say our
Portland pspef.. Wei! The deaf Smith re
gu--t=f ler 20 marry a-,ain and not to mourn
AID the dutif-l wii could ba, obey.
, 1883-10-13

CHAPTER II.

wonderful and mysterious curative prwtr
dereIopel which i 90 varied in its Operations
that NJ .isaase nr i'll heath can pD-sihly evis'
o. res:s. lis power, and vet IL ia
Harmless fo- tn most frai' woman, weak
es. in nyaiid or smallest child 10 use.
Patients
"AlnGs. dead or nearly dying
For years. and given NJ by physicians of
Rr:sh;'s and other kidney Diseases, liver cual-
paints, severe coa,hs called consumption,
nave bssn cured.
Women gone nearly erazy.
From agony IT neuralgia, nervousness, wake
fulnes- AMI varions diseases pecalisr 20 women
People drawn out Of shape from excruciat
irg pangs of rheumatism.
Iniammatory and chronic, or suffering fr' m
scrcfula
Errsipeias!
Salt rheurn. blood poisoning, dyspepsia, indi-
,.s..,n, and in fact almost ali diseases frai
Mature Is heir 10
Have heen cared bv Hon Bit.ers, prSef o!
viii h Can ne found in every nsighbortOod u
the known world.
, 1883-10-13
p iour 'himTeys Clean.

-. = HoT a. hsa6 when fires ere v
~ : TN 'Tta. a: szy hour. snd We d..
~ 2t,aa 4 hoas,ho'd IS TO thsir
'ys Many as-..rsus nres have oc.
"a "a, '''PIs ,hrolsb nsglfc, OF this innOr.
e: krspug then cl..n. Tas srs
IN; shccld be assisted n .bis mar.
s,...'- -, ala~ sands it .ppe.r. to be no.
:, ''iIess 70 s,e that they a.e 8, ended
. ''' 'aers "a cry oriiaa.cs No. Is sec
isss - ~t;c4 -als: al, g.. .rd
:. stall be c'e4Bei Is oftsn Is opce
-. : ne '..'a'as, srd aoy renon f.ilirg %
: : IA - lab c to r,y =, sns OF 20, NOR
-. : o''Ars upoa ccuvic,iou Thereof -
i..s ,e'a sGe'''oa if tie buildings ,ph.b.
CsltAaea are even .,,uiB.d ana
= '''a's We We'll know TIA, they ~.
E,t '1sa,'ry Danger Q; tire. The Chs,
: .o''f 'ha1ld ee allowed the vorer ,s, vi.s
Won. -'s, . to attend 70 hi. work. Tb;.
49, 60 saa0is li', :. N. assistant, ~ ~. 49,
u. De- p,s:.a I'D IN Gag Of sss,ssu.. :, ;, sssE
a1'a to Il. ba.s .sr.assss " assssen'' to u's
, 1883-10-13
67'rd ISoa is- Waters.

"--.v-s git'e >rr.sn,x viii rems,noer
.-" or ST T-T'Ino-,as ia,. h.f,re ard drr.
q. l-Fse,:, h >7.rEsrAS continually
I'd s'"r'e, .i gr.iu from the ditf.ren,
. 2. --a, '-Iey A-aral. our farm
80 ; del haerl.y mi ,ha, their work
= O. ;ae >-,Tr,v.x has horne good
- : Ill be seen from ,t- following extr.c.
"a i.''eF srs:,en by II. F.. Holmes. E.a.
'i.' iron M Yosk. uhers h. :. Wis.
ID. ';I.end te,,;
80 ?" Co Frsrk Psrker th.. /
-''.'sF O WAl.a Wal. grain sp-c,.
- ,s- evpJ>'t.ou With his nam ana;
a.. '..t AN. q, NO con,ributed then,
90, J. P. /, CERTAINLY entitled II
L.. ''e'T IN thus 5,pysseuriug our lin,
-. - t'.o-e the potl.-.or tb.cs ar,
-. - 'e'e 70 lists al producs nom al
-. . -, World. ]. ~as ~l.h no lIttl.
..s. ,'-z' :" At tn ace our farm ssm,
ed el1",y .h,re ver, rone be;.r
, 1883-10-13
G.r,l,. ss,el ses rar rAur.
Great IMr.svssienf in ihe iaierior Of the
6stldiax--.eveIy Inch Of space 1aken.


From present indic.,i rs Il looks Sc Il th-
display for this years fair a. the Mechsni-s
pavilion will be more nearly complete thigh:
than on any op-nins night since tie .sscei..
tinn wSs formed Sc?erinreni-nt Alien has
been putting Ia the tine to good advantage,
snd has given Affairs such direction tina; there
is iittls or no Gu, a.c: between exhibitions
There has been liber,i respoose foom manu.a,.
turers. merchants, farmers and fruit growers.
End Displays throughout vii 81 least equal the
tsst Of previous years.
Gse2i improvement is noticeable in n. a.
pesrsnce Of the interior OF the building Tne
beautiful ceiling sd the s;ie drape-y hung in
holcr az the Northern Facifc gusts vii T.
man, enr:ching The view ami hiding the 4no-
uO,cuaus rows of white rzfters. Inside tbs
entrances on Send Ari Third streets. tiIr
-cr-ens have been removed AMI loE xt.ls
5d,lt These vii De ttted with lSrye plate
glass mirrors. clsting over Sl100 each. In tie
Iente. Gf the main ti,or vhers tie fJUltsin
Was formerly located, reSt music stand his
been erec.ed- ms arrangement vii! enable
sll nessors seated in the IA,lsrv - tssr eq1sl-
y well, aud thcs- on the main ionr car enjoy
The masic much tett-r tnan hsrstafere, when
the bani Sss sta.ioaei ia the west gallery.
Ir machinery hail every inch of sp>oe has
5een taken, San Francisco shari~g the roon.
with Portland Not a foot Of wall space il
eft. ani spp.ic ..ioas yesterday hsd to be re-
IlsrG. 0ae !;nese est.l i.hH,sat -~iI b.
reFresorted-ths 6fsc ever admitted &c the
i.ir The nini. =, 1f :be art gallery hsye seen
is,>eazd anl tie paiaties., dsy and nieht,
viii BE- exhi)it.i under gsslisnt
Mr.. A. J. bz'ur hiss charge Of the ssricults-
raj department., whioh sgiIl occapy the uth-
vest corner forgn-r.y devoted 10 the restal,
rant. The display OF grain. fruit. vegetables
and soo!s. while perhaps Mt So large, - the
finest syer III .de IN this st.ts -Ugey"hian.
, 1883-10-13
oTE Ler2L iNntsTx.rs
The Nats.est Tsing In Town is o.,.
Showcase

N. B. Dolan. No. S Main street. cpposi.,
, the poct-ofice. haa been in b.s;n.s. ovs,
! i've years and has nov had an .x,er;. ne. =.
boot and shoe maker Of thirty wear, :,
come OF the largest manufacturing estsil,. h,
ments IN the United States. in,,,u;,.os
MS extensive stock our repre- n,..ive SC :,
an amount and variety Of boots a.d shoe.
that vas interesting ard s..oni.hing TIL.
fine line of goods in this es.sbl;shr,,,
comes direct from the most noted es,sb ;,s.
rlsnts IN the east. while the crditary or sta.
pie stock is brought from San Pranci.ro
Mr- Dolan makes specisl.y of aides Al i
childrens SHOES 20 order. AID claims that hs
IS the only one rh's side of san fra,o,..o
who does SC. judging f-om the display of
work, We we're led TO believe thar Z. .r,-
cessiu!ly competss IN the quality a. vel Is
the cost CT this line o. gods with Ka-r
Kelly &.COhreich Or Moan of San F.anc.s-
%. Mr.. Do..2 gives 5s his reason
for selling cheaper than Sar Fra.eis.,,
n.er, that he has uos the expense cf ren, and
employees to overcome beer reaching :.
profit, as they mus. He iisp.aye,i hogoe.
made Ffeuch kid huttcn stee 4 IA silk .r;,,-
mIngs end tsssels, rol $40 that was beauty
nj 4 such exqr SITE prop,r:i.n-, tia. #
could not contain c'Unsy foot From thi,
'e we're shcwn all kind, sz-. aud pric.s
with high heels, ioE heeis anG 40 heels
with wide soles and narrow 5 / :. and cork
-oles IN side button kids d,cn To really
good, servic-ao!e oEes ior s. III ana H.
sane in iaces. There were g-ua.ue straight
graine pe'be and glai, /, AMI ;,e cots glove
I'D fcr 81. And III rubbr K ODDS the stv,es
were innumerahlr, irc!,d.ag the go,s,u.er
one ounce makes. Tee Saratoga ruo6-r
with lis oae strap sandal, the r ga!ar Va.sar
overshoe, aud the japanese with the short
TIE. Also very uscfu! hign-cut Monitor
wool.Gned ov rshOe covering the calf.
In gents VIC found the fines Burt genuine
hsni-sew,j English walking shoe for IS,
and as Mr. Dolan's SAYS men send 10 San
Francisco tOr the same She ami Lay SO ior
them. This line Of shoes Is hot sold TO b.
bers and only 20 nne reta. house IN sny or
town. He carries all styles and qualities Of
the Burt in bIt.ons and rla,tics. 10 add,
tiOn 10 these extra fine sho.s, ne has anv-
ming in a cheaper and more serv!ceabl,
lyle. Heavy kip shoes and .enuiuc old
stock kip tap sole bo"ts 10. oaly 81 The
pr. .ces of his meiiiun cas- ioots and shoes
are rem Lrkably low. Al d aus gel Is rubber
boots aid shoes aae % the p,s. grade ans!
/ test STYLES. TIE peclhariry OF ore u,
ioc se!'acting, 20 thsc they may c r, moved
without soiling the haF d IN nadiy wra;hgT
The misses and babes shoes and la
sI pers, when ct a,ed .or our in.Peo.i n pre-
: med such a vsst array OF b"xe- aha
dsawers thst We were III all 10 uud, rtake il
and lc t he hous-, hu. with he mp, e.sicn
bat IL was the .,rsrst sni bot establish
inert IN the country east of the CsscattS.
Bciau proposes =" sell II a !ivIng ,.:OtiJ ayG
1ansi l.Ia.,ly lower than formerly, uwiHg 10
the chesIne Uf irei. ht since thr complexion
of the Northern Pacific Railroad. tAan..ne
nj, stock.