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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-21

Go to Keller's for your wagons, bug
pies and other vehicles.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-21

All kinds of keys are fitted and locks
repaired at Anderson's GunStore.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-21
Rainwater Baths

Hot, cold and shower baths, only -
cents. Six elegant rooms at n Gutz-
mans barber shop, next to corner OF
irst and Main streets.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-21

-, 2 70. Z; M ~ in our work. MIS-. r. y
70 I2 slssss si Pp,resideni; Mrs a. AJoAsscs
Secretary
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-21


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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-21

Tor such rieasQres'
~ majority shall I
.4edqe must be signed BY
candidate before he can rece'
noinlnatlcn.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-21

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, 1883-02-03
SiiMACNS


Territory of :. a>hu,.t.I, C"-u;v = =
NG'la-rs. IA III, i'iS.iict Cat - 'h-
Territory 81 Ws.i in.t.n ;.T tie PM ,'h,,'
ci=l D;;'i ict there. (, holding 'cra4s at v "-lA
Nalla, Walk Walia oouEiy. IN sad Teri
tory.
F. 4 Frank and G. P. Fr,nE, Pisin,ifi', Va
j. W Seward, .. y. Martin ant l. A
MeQg. a.. i'f-udahts- -,
The United States 81 America - J. W
Seward. q. 4. .iartin and l. VI tr'etn'
cs'e. ;2n;s-Y Yon.re lsr-'v required g. ~ ear
10 q, ACTON broaet, sr.Inst Iou b. J. A
Frank and G. Z. Frank. plainr ifis, IN me
District Court Of ,he f~rri. II q!
Washington ard for the iiTst !ndie al
District thereof. h"iding terms 81 v ALA v ala
"sila " ats County. IN -sid IeI;iieTy. t@ an
syer the conpiaiaf of plaintiffs 3 ID IN walls
W:i,a County within tyesty days after me
strVios ni ms saD,innns. exclusive al tie day
Oi ErTyioe, il serFsd IA said CcuSts- u not
served - s-iG Cut,:;ty brit "a said District,
IN teiIty days q aIred in anv othir Ju'
diciAl D:St-i-. IA the :eTrit'ay. IN forty days
II - - by rabiica-i.n within siGtv DAYS Al
,es the date a. this surs.rroas. or the said
plaintiffs will lake js,d9n IN; asa,ir'st you by
default. according o. ibe TTayeT # he cons
p.sir.t- Said sciion Is h-s neht 10 reenrar The
suTs q eil,hsy-sev. D and 20 100 de.i-r- t-G a0)
with inte.es, thereon .r, "a Nnven bro. 1880.
- rSr .1te nf per cent. per month ann for
80 90 at.In-t-' fec. d1e 70 plant d. on .
'ertain prouliSsery nr'te. ~ writing sxscHted TO
then. By DEFENDANTS
Witne<s he Hon g. g. Winea q. Asa cia.e
Justice o. the Suprsn,e Cpsrt oi WashiD.t ton
Territory, and judge of said ceart. ard the
-eAi thereof affixed, this lifh dsy Of January
A ID. lss3.
H. 81 a. RFEYES ATlES, Clerk.
Ry " EfOUrrF H., nj.
C. 2. & ". H UPFoS. Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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, 1883-02-03

TIE SHORT LTNE-Mr. Brown, Of the
Brownlee ferry, writes US under date of Jan
10, that the Oregon Short Line surveyors
have passed down the river. Thas lar they
report the route favorable. The engineer IN
chal &c thinks there is no doubt but thar ta
railroad VIII run dosn Snake river TO l. ~
iston. The weather Is mild and warm Ia T {;
are drawing considerable attention, aad
big rush is exp, cted next surImrr. The
ferry is IN good raining order, anl man
always on hand to carry the public over the
riyer-GrGHd Roade Post
, 1883-02-03

UTATILLA COUNTY. From the Hon. Thos
2. Pacs, oae our I'D time citizens but LOW OF
Umatilla County, who IS il the cry On
yisit, We gather few items. H7says thet
the fall s,~u grain throughout the county
never looked better, Eni owing 10 the fact
that nearly the whole country aroupd Cen
terviIIe was summer fslloWea last year, that
the wilter has been very favorable Tor the
growth Of grain and the weld viii be at Last
four times greater than ever before The
country is well setti.d with good class OF
citizens and more are eoutinullIy coming n
to take early advantage o: the lands even
now vacant in different PARTS. Mr.. Page
has ole of the best places In al UmatIla
aud already has 400 acres under fence and
ploughed up.
, 1883-02-03

The HALF-NoON ROAD-At Pslouse june
ton on the Northern. there are about GDG,
600 ties and about - miles of rail piled,
ready Tor tire traek-lfying force. The grade
Is completed Cor distance of over 90 miles.
The inlic..i)ns now are that Tins real.
which vii drain an area OF over 100 miles Of
fine agricultural! ilnd, viii be finished
within a yeas. Il is known amOug engi-
nrerS and railroad men as the 'haif-mocn
road, J It being run in almost q seni-cnc,e,
and having its terminus at OF near CC.i..x.
, 1883-02-03

kEEP CooL-Every time there Is case
Of smallpox in this city people becone III
duly alarmed, forgetting /. lat It Is not necss-
sary fatal, and tha; our sk'liful physicians
generally get the upper hand Of 1t. There is
scarcely city Of any size IN the United
States but have IT from one years end u the
other, and satisfies prove that not one death
in fifty ever occuTs. Between smallpox and
diphtheria the former IS infinitely preferable
By reason that it has FOR ages been the sub
ject Of great stndY and can be cared. The
case low in tins city is strictly confined 70
one house, and our citiz rs have but 10 keep
cool and take proper precautions anl they
have Lo'hing 10 fear.
, 1883-02-03
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY ;, 1858.
The linswo-th Bridge.

While al A:usxorth last Thursday a
SrArgsMAS reporter, Ia company with Mr..
ID. ID. McBear, inspected the work on the
immense bridge across the Snake rver At
,tat poiut. Nix McB,an is the contractor
IN charge and to hin We are indebted lor
much inform alton concerning progress made.
Inst now the work j, almost entirely cen
tered on the excavation ioc per >, near tue
middle Of the rve-. There Large PAT Is
being dug. possibly 30 feet square, TO reach
bedrock. The sinking of this PIT Is eA-
tremely SLOW and bazaTd>us work, a heavy
erib ia bailt around the siies. and as the
men dig away, inch 10y inch a. the bottom
the cribbins is driYrn down 70 prevent cav
ing. By steady and hard work, the men
accomplish about two feet Per day. Inc
.rayel Is lifted from the bottom by ans oi
boxes and huge crane which swings the re-
fuse c,ea. OF the works. Ia the middle oi
the pit Is a large vel !uto which are run
two 6-inch iron pipes by which the eXcaVa-
ton is kept clear OF water-a large pni'i'
meter pump doing the work 1his well Is
sunk down to the clay. The excavation Is
down ROW about 20 feet below luw ~ater
mark. with like distance 20 20 yet 70 reach
bedrock. Mr.. MrB-au Is iitIe anSions
with th.s :,i,r A. BE-. ls ahAii the high water
will bother bun, and Is working n'ght anu
day. In all tAtrr viii te seven !'~rs and
two ahu:ments The center per l. IN ;ht
hand. d. the m,sons. and Is butt u? 10 low
water marx. 81 feet, with 2S iee. still to g.
The pier, are 10 b. l6,i9 AMI diamond
shaped. and bul!s oi sid block OF granite
w!th clay flr mortar
The abutmeut on the n.rA s.Re o. the
river is built up % the bridge seat and IS
deemed tine piece Of work. About l"o
men are employed, and work IN night and
day shifts. The steamt. NOfi'resf IS en-
ployeI in handling the barsas loaded with
granite and clay AMI transferring the men to
and from work. II Is expected that cars
will cross OIL this strueture one year iron
now, bu. we think Is months would c'me
nearer the date. f,tiBg and bank houses
are being erected On both sides Of the river
to facilitate work. Workmen are now en-
raped on the cgs.u1 for per No. =. When
flushed the bridge viii have a total length
Of 1909 Zee. anil We believe VII! est some
thing ike one million dollars II. ID. Rlsh
is the supervisor. engineer Of the work.
, 1883-02-03

EATING QUAIS.-A nan in New York
is backed in the sum of $3.50. to eat 4 brace
Il qu1h every day for thirty days Up t.
IAN. Is he had successfully managed to eat
nine pair in as many days, Bat there l. a
law IN the state by v Which tine OF S25 can be
enforced Tor each bisd found in any ones pos.
session after january -. As the eating
tournament viii las, until Jan !, the chai eos
ere that the last ten birds will est $3.50.
, 1883-02-03

fsRINh IUNEsR-ft Is unsettled as ys.
sAetaes the Northern pacifc VIII bring A.
o,her hcon c. logs de~n TIE Yakima this
summer oc not. TIE Yakima iusater j.
ey !sr supe-.o: 10 any te Dc cbtai-si BY the
conpsny. and il nces preferred for Use CO
the Howe trrss bcidges aui tine ear work in
The shcp, ct SpraZus- ASIDE from :his .key
have fine n,B a. Ainsworte, which, in our
'n,ae, 70 better running than shut dosn.
, 1883-02-03

The rsilrosd shops continue to manufacture,
On an average, one car per DAY, and IS fast IS
manufactured they are sent TO the divisions
eas; of the mountains, where they fnd inme
ciate use An unusually fine express car is
now being finished at the shops. The usual
la-ce forces Are employed and all the depart
ments are pushing their work with customary
visor -Tqcoaa Lef-sr.
, 1883-02-03

- One mans nea. ) another mans nei.
son- kinieyWort expels the poisonous hu-
nors- The srst thing to do in the sprins Is to
clean house For internal cleansing ard reno
rating m ether rnedieiue Is equal 70 Kidney.
Wort In either dry or iiqaia to-a It cures
tesdache. bilious attacks. constipation and de-
dersnged kiineys.
, 1883-02-03

Az Old SETTLER james M0nohsn, one
OF Colyille's old time resiieuts. iamiliarly
Known TO all oil settlers as ''Spokan Jimmy
is now in tais c:t:. Years agn he was r5o-
prietor 0; the bragg over the Spokpae.
where the IUilan r5Ai crosses, and from
that circumstance he received the nickname.
In the language of contemporary ''ha is a
good man too"
, 1883-02-03

MouxT HonD SNoEING-J VI. Dick, of
Lane county, made this Office pleasant call
Yesterday. He Is just returning from visit
to the Warm Springs Indian reservation and
Wasco county. lie states that On Friday
the I9;iI inst, Wien on his say frorl the
reservation TO TIE p.iles, he plainly SAW
smoke arising from the crest If Mauat Heed.
The day WAS Intensely cold and el-ar, with
not sPeck Of i"g or cloud visible, causing
the mountain, with its smoking summit TO
stand ont, Clearly defined against IL cald
blne back ground of sky.-.HIadari
, 1883-02-03
PEts,KrxG FoR HIs nonM-ousnlr

PkEssKrSe F0R HIS DocN--owenby re-
,lizes th.. /. is cnly question Of tune when
ne must pay TIE penalty Of his horrible
etlne. Ee cC2rersss freely viyh his sttend-
ts7s ! rsgsl &c ths I.zs.sr, aaa Is coony
Fsensrins TO meet hIs doom. Il would seem.
toe. taa: Snotterly i- gso~ins fearful CT his
late ard ,ohSi.ous c; IN. e.ernal welfare. as
be frequently Paniers over the New Tests-
meut-DcytoE y5zrH1L
, 1883-02-03
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E-ss-s Eiif7rss-
Ezs above s sod H-snsss c: N-s LYDIA z P,at
h2za, of yn Szss-. who sSoFe a., ether hz---ic.s
r.sy Le t-utAeGv called the Dear F-seS- % s-o-aa
- soDc o; hrr correspondents lore % eal h.. Sas
s zzalozsy devoted TO her work rrs Is ,ae o-,cos.s
or a E.cs-udy, ard Is ob.-rd 70 keep 81 llty
azstaats 20 hep her SzsSersar lE- co-rs-czSe,cs
winch daily PosFs n upon her each bysrsa - s7czl
bCrtea of su-c-tzs, or toy {. rClease tzoa e. Her
V-su;ahle C11pous Z Is ustsc5ae f1r good and not
eyI purposes have personally investigated :. and
~ sztisGed Of the tTuth OF this
On account q - proven merits 3: 3 rrrormendcd
a. r-=s-r-,5 b tseh - ystciazs II lie county.
oze szys= It works Ike charm and savrs Tlsuch
paa Il VII care entirely the vo-t co-za - s4Ill
q The utrrEs, Ispc5Tads, Irregular al I-infli
= as-fuAtln Al Oya-fa-. Troubles Il.izu-isz5a szd
U:-crz-l n, F-oodinr-s, a. rzIace-eztS H-Irlc con.
s=-nt slnai vzeanesY and Is esfecl=l,y a1aq.oa 10
= Ca.n- e of LIse-7
II p--eztes every portion of the sys;sn1 and rsvss
new Ess aid riEor J. removes fan:zess. fatzaSzy,
c-ys 81 c:ayiu- c'r s-iH1ElaHts. and rel rcs weak
l. : q The rt5uaah. i c-rrs E,oat.ng readachas
Nervous P-osrat.oa. Ge2s--l Debility, sI,cqlessaes,
Ia7-essi-a aud indigestion. T,-at fss,-y q: beari-,
Gown c5usi-- pain wet sai Ia--l--s, q always
I-r1anently curei ly is sus- TU--l laIcl;--- s. IA
Uld-r Al ciEgEInstazcs, ac: f. aaE-oay W.; ill ,z%
t!-at governs the 1e--Ei- sy--c-i-
Itcors only 81 ?C= io.-Is % E r1- =, .-f IS SOLD =
d-r--sts. Any ADVICE re--,-ccas u tJll-Ic-- cz1
=. r- lg..e-- ,Et.s - s1',s -o---5--l ,. c-ale
.-ld ya--=es - - =, WIKI st-rs' lo- n D.y,
=. CT &orse IN LyE--, .za.
FlE Elzsy CJ:..,=- Ct sitsS~ sex - co---arzdiT
ur51r. sss-d a a,.zais;-t testimonials sssp-.
Ms TislAa,.'l LIVER TE - ssys .ucv We -z-c
flsLr.t Ia lLs tn5g,I fr tie cu-e q CSaz:..a.L.s
Elio--a4ss and r9zF.di-y c: the liver. He- E.oOd
, 1883-02-03
4 False Statement.

CESTERvLLE. Jan. 27th. 1852
En-. STATESMAN A paper OF your city
last week mad the statement that or school
was closed by reason Of scarlet fever a.
residen, Af this place can ecnscient!ously
state that neither has the school been closed
or that case Of scarlet fever has occurred
here. The place Is 50 healthy that the doc
tors a,e complaining Of duh times
YCurs truly,
, 1883-02-03

ANOTHER HoBEoE,-odr citizens have all
reat Of the Milwaukee ire; the Noythern
SEA collision, AMI the Tehaehspi disaster.
with all the attendant horrors, bu; all these
are nothing compared with the infection We
IN store io' ~ l. i rgmoF,d ina. the CITY
Attorney i contemplating sucthec rdinance.
, 1883-02-03
IL HIcnAp's GOLDEN RALsM No. ?

IL hlGilAL y GOLll-S HALSAM No
Cures Tertiary, Nercurisl, SypLilitic Rheu-
m;,tism, Pains in the Bones. liberated Thraai,
Sypaiitic Rash, LumIs, etc,, and eradicate
all tiseases from the system, whether caused
by oad treatment or abuse "i mercury, leaving
the blood pure and healthy. Price, 81 per
bottle'
LE RICHAU'S GOLDEN SPANISH ANIIDoTF
For thu cure 0f GOnulrhGa, CIest, etc. Price.
3 30 per bottle.
LE RIcHAU'S GOLDEN sPAN'SH TNJrCTrOX
4 wash tor cure OF elect. Structures. diseases
"f the Ursthra and Bladder, etc frice. 81 81
per bottle.
LE RICHAU's GoLrEN oIyTTrNT
Fo, the effective healing If Syphrltic Sores
aad erupt:ons Price, 81 per bc.tle.
Also agents for L. III h,us Golden Pills
for weakness, loss "i physical ppwrr,, and all
diseases arising from abuse and excess or over
wnrk. Price. X per byx
Sent everywhere, C. .. Z, securely pacbed.
Per express.
. +. RICHASDS & g., Agents.
427 and 429 Sans0me street. San Francesca,
California Sly
, 1883-02-03
-cUNa Ny|zg
NIDDLE-sGED NEH

There are many p. ire age or ihiely n SIXTY
y n. arc ,r,.,lhied With toO f-eqFsH: evscGatirns
uf tie Blai,ler. often ;ss,,E. panied by slight
-lrsItin., ct inrring ss-sst'u,, and . weaken-
~. oi the system y. : manner The patient can
p s@sount fer "a etar.ir;ns the urinary
deposits = rcpv ssdi,Hea. will often be found,
At Sos-,isies sroah rart;olss 81 slbuuen viii
s;---1F .. me c,4or v:ll he o. thin ulilkish
hue, -s'1 siisrs,iIy Z" 8 os:i anG torpid ap-
pei s-e TE-T- are many who cis % this
di:. - y~T-6jTant q the csuss which is the
se. ~ sci seminal westress. D1. Spin
r.s- y " 1szreu--e r-,fect cure in ~ such
g. - q -,ithy restoration of the genito-
Jxiaary ~ ,ins.
1fFics ,szr-- 70 to :. sHd 6 to @ Sun
= - from sf;tf: :. Il. ConSuitsti0n free
-haraHgs -xa.siE..,i. Z and advice, 8.
CAT n adlFss,
Bal- srIsNSY . 60
, 1883-02-03
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE

Sent on application By letter. stating symp-
tons, sex and ace. Communications strictly
c n:Gentia!.
Il kelrney Street, San Francisco. Cal.
D.. N!n-is's Kidney Remedy, Nelshr-ticTIm,
cures III kinds Of Kidney and Biadcer c=zs-
p!aiu-s, tona-Thaz, Sieet, Leccorrhcsz. For
Sale by al druggists; 81 90 betsle, six bottles
for s. 90
Dr. Mfnt;e,s DarGslion Pills, are he bert
zni cteaza=t dyspepsia and Bilieas cure IN
l.srks. For sale By AL GEasS,sts- Hodge,
i3-lcis 8, Co, Portland, Yholess.e .sent& 4iy
Al nntsss for medicine C. o. ID. r.ust be
accompanied with 81, as ga2-sn.ee of good
faith. which Wil be deducted when the p2ch,-
age : sAipp~G
, 1883-02-03

Research Is TO the origin of dr4E-poker con
vinces Macon paper that the game was in
veated sbou. 1916 By John kirknzn. Teu-
neSsee turfIaan.
, 1883-02-03
o. r. & n. co.

nkSSESG GER TRAIN leave, Walla " ala
= for ali points Wes. at 5:2j ?. Il. every
is- excep. Sunday.
+ TbASStNGER trains leave Albina, oPpo
/ site Portland, 4: Ais P. n. daily Except
Sunday arriving 81 Walia WslIa al SO a. n.
, 1883-02-03

The Wsila Walla Foundry; i. now very busy.
Work Is coming Il iTGn all pat. OF the coua-
try. The good wak TUNED oat srop, tbs
home industry Is appreciated BY the pubIc-
, 1883-02-03

GTRaYED. FROM TRE OLD UI-K-
Oman ranch, o. or ssoat y s.rss o. n VEN
b-r, sdztk bar horse BRANDED W p lcae- ee,s,
on ths !sfs Sion DER. & hhes9i reEzrd NJ. he
-r.'d fc- h.s return 10 the ranch or 70 }. Z.
fhiliips .: Scaxabaeher Brss
P.F. PHILLIPS
, 1883-02-03
WESTON BRtSCH.
rssrEsGIg fiKE.i

Trs;ns will leave Whitman daily 4, : :. N
for Milton and Blue Mountain Stati'n-
, 1883-02-03
ordinary CASES.
THIS GREAT

- - - - n
-'rsus Eenin- Rem
J, .ni Aerye Tonic
Is the legitimate re-
III "s~r - year
1 prsc icsl exreri
nee. an. cures wit
nisiliis certainty
NsrvoF-s and Phys
al Debility, S.nina
H-akn-zs, Sgeyma-
p-s...
, 1883-02-03
DWELLING HOUSES.

have ios -aie, dwellings. oni Main: street,
and also IN Ilc southeast quarter cf the riy.
al - moderate rates and w,5h ea-y ;syus,urs.
NOW Is Tie TINE T. purchase, - TIE deM.a-d
for good dwellings 8, causing a raplt increase
Ii prices
AlSp, fa- sair, hone and eleven acres, oP-
iI1s..e the ~" dCpI,; price, S-,G1) cash !
good Iss;l .nr- cln thus he -aIn.G, w';l- =
good ilvrsrmen; IS Insured. as th- PROPERTY
viii iae5e.-- "a y,.,ge a. JHe rts!ra5i taoIlt;e7
are I;af- t-..L
, 1883-02-03

Between Walla Walla and san Fr1nl iscr
ist class, S3i - class, S2i
Between Walla Walia and PorLlInd- .Sli 90
." - The Dall-s 90
, 1883-02-03
Ocran Division.

CtTEAMERS sail from Portland for
- Francisco tirioc a Wtot, on TuesiaI IIud
fridays, at midnight. Returning, leave San
Francisco for Astoria and Portland, Ns-iHes
days and Ssfuriays-l0 An.
, 1883-02-03

CHARGE or rom gen
tleman arriving IN the passenger has morn
ne. We learn that ". @. Gore, late tram
master On the Pen d'OreiIle division Of the
Northern Pacific. was arrested on WEDGES
day last on charge 0; cFookedness. Oar IL
fornant s.a.es that on examination before
Justice Of the Peace IN Sprasus he was held
in the sum OF $500. Parties stepped Tor
ward at once ani offered the required
amount, but Mr.. Gore refused TO 20 under
bail, avosing that he Is all right ana ean
prove 1t. Accordingly he was placed IN
charge Of IN officer TINS is surpTis,, a.
the gentleman has stood high both VII {
officers o. the y. p and the general pn"ie-
The general impression Is that he viii be
able to clear himself. From th- same party
We also learn that Master Mechanic J. +.
Curtis. Of the Pea d'Oreille division, ten
dered his resignation yesterday. and that
Assistant RoadmasterC. b. Poad contem-
plated making the same move.
, 1883-02-03
Hrrtri: Rnir, -Wrs, Eound.

From Walla Walla 10 Portland in 10 ton lots.
Flour snd la seed, per 100 To-. -.--.-. 5 20
Wheat, oats and barley. ......-.--.....-- 10
Wool in sacks dry hides and peit, -.-... =
Green hides, pelts and tallow .-.-..---.-- 40
Rates on merchandise betu-een " alla " Nalia
end Portland vary, AccrrriIng IN classification
of same, from 81 10 20 81 T. per 100 pounds
G. q. rRHsccT1'
Manager
, 1883-02-03
Puyau1p Road
Connections,

At Tacons with Pacific M,il steaashipsf
SrS rTrpcisco, saj with Sound steaiurrs
Vic.ori., Sel;.l-- Olympia aud au p..a,s =
Puget Sound.
ItT,>zc Viev with stages f,r Ssriiac,,u.
st Tenino with the Olympia and TaLi
rsiiroad fu- Olympia.
At E,lana wilh the o. Il. L Y Co boat
for Portland and all railroad aud s.earI.sh
ines entering at Portland.
, 1883-02-03
special InsialImeni p,.n..

Plan I-oa Fiancs less than 500. S25 c 81. aui sls
iaoHthly unGl pa5i. ri a-oa u los saao zr.i
over SO cash s1sa SO 5ll an Mu-iLIy unriI rai.
Plan Son ci--.rs. Sla . - <ai so NJ .,
Every lis rllF..u-s u by a. ) Wsrr-. C Z *
yt--- CO oci nd G NeE 80 - rsrDc 9 81
COL nj ostWirI esei o-rss. gaE -S..I .or.ee
Coz c Il ga : 4Ri or yx G y Cox iA5R
g.IiI-l&vIy IENDE ltQCT Eco-
, 1883-02-03

srch a. Lnss ni Memory, Las,itude. SOct'ral
Fniissi1-s, Aversion to '"cirrE. Di-nn'ss q:
Ii.;u1, Noi~es in the head; TIE vital fluid
usssiu. ,.nobsersed IN the urir-. ard many
c,-I-T d-5,.s,s tnat LEAD % insanity and death.
nr. Ninti= VA agree t. :y=fsis Give Hun-
dad Dsllars Tor ease OF ;l.is kind the Vital
Fe-.rative ua..er az sFeeial aiyiee asa'; treat
,n-iti viii not cure OF for anvihing impure or
iI.;al:cI.s fo;r.t IN It. Dr. Airtie tr>=ts al
Pl.ra-e Diseases successfully without msrcn-T-
Csll=ults-!aa Free Thorough examination
aid advice, including analysis q: usin>, s. "a
Price If Vital Restorative. ss 20 q bottle. q
iay- tilaes she q al..ity, so o.; cent = any
2idres, upon receipt Il Price, or c. o. D.. Sc.
c1r- froa4 Observation, aEi IN pirate nsms i
d=sirsl- by \ l. aiNTIE NJ D..
, 1883-02-03

Passengers for AinzTorth. Cb-,.ry and
Spokane FaIis change cars At Wailis!a juno
lion.
, 1883-02-03

IMPROVEMENTS At PREScoIT.-Th Oregon
Improvement company nave erected SIX
handsome cottage residents II Prescott,
which are occupied by train men. Four more
will be PIT Up Il soon as lumber can be .,so-
cured. This place being the end Of the di-
vision all tram men will be compelled 10 lay
oTrr there. and as = consequence many Of
them are buying lots aud putting mp homes
Il Is good investment and We are glad to
See the boys taking advantage OF it.
, 1883-02-03

He Is PROBABLY INNOCENT. The Weston
LeId.4. c0mes u the rescue OF {. T. Davis,
deputg postmaster at Centeryi!ie. recently
an restei on a charge Of stealing the contents
OF a registered letter The particulars aTe
as follow,. In June last the Rev. y. NJ
Driv,r entered the Centerville postottice
hurrieiiy. saying that the stage was IN sight
and he wished TO register letter. G. T.
Davis demonstrated, but took the letter and
money, and in the presence of Massrs- bri-
yer, Cook and Irviae, placed them IN tine
register packet and sealed It, just as the
st,ge arrived The letter was directed to
Mr.. Kynett. Philadelphia. Hence il viii be
seen tina: all about Milton and Weston, and
beng s'c,uclusively proven that the letter
LEFT IVES s-ou,' Il fabrication. Tne letter
went direct TO Peniietoa, L,vermore receipt
Ing for it the next day. Mr.. kynett on re-
ceiving It noticed that the letter had been
tampered with and awkwarily resesled,
opened it and found the money gone Now,
supposinC Mr.. DAVIS 70 he a rogue, instead
of the houcrei citizen he IS, lie had no oppor-
tnnity for extracting the contents OF the
letter Hal tie letter remained few hours
in hl- possession, the act would have been
possible. Then, to State tina, conclusive
evidence was ina y worked up Is grave
ana imprcpg statement. unless the T. o.
knows whereof It speaks, whieh.we do not
believe. These facts viii be developed at
the trial, anl We are satisfied that Mr. Davis
will be completely and hoaorlbiy indicated.