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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1883-09-12
Ruin Wrought In the Forest.

How depressing Il In IN see acres OF
trees cut down I'm the midst OF noble
forest. How sAddening it 10 10 see that
thin spot In the midst Of your otherwise
abundant hair. stop It MT once by the
the use Of Parker's Hair Balsam. For
actual efficiency this famous article
STANDS Al the bead Of isa class. Elegant
for the toilet, de icious In order, and
restorses tue original color 10 the gray
or faded hair. Economical, as slight,
occasional application keeps the hair
aud scalp in perfect oader.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1883-09-12
TEHYKssKE CROPS.

AAMlNllle Al4crl1aAs y = NENNA-N~A -
The attaches OF the offlce Of she Com
mIssionsr Of Agriculture were busy yes
terday making out their monthly crop
report from the cards sent the Commits
sioner during the month Of August.
From these postal cards the rep oFteF
gained the following psints:
The following figures show The con-
diiien per cent. Of the various crops as
compared with August, 1889:
EAST TENEEsMER.-Corn, 81; cotton,
81; LObacco, 95i sorghum. So; miIlet. 81;
Irish potatoes, S5; sweet potatoes, 97l
apples. :3i peaches, e7i grapes, va ber-
ries, -; melons, 81; garden products, 81
6nckwheat, IS; peanuts, IS; stock peas,
90; turnips, 30; early Irish potatoes "a
MIDDLE TESxKssKK.-Corn. S3; cot
ton, 9S; tobacco, 80; sorghum, o5; millet,
90; Hish potatoes, 102; sweet potatoes
%; apples, 90; peaches, 50; grapes, S.
berries, 90; melons, 90; garden products,
%; buckwheat, 100, peanuts, SO; stock
peas, 100; turnips, 90; early Irish potA-
toes, leo at i.--. 81.
WEST TENSRssRE.-Corn.9 30; eOttpns
10; tobacco, 92; sorghum, 90. miIlet, y3;
Irish potatoes, log; sweet potatoes, Ssi
apples, 90; peaches, 40; grapes, S5; ber-
9s; bhckwheaf, 81; peanuts, D.; stock
peas. 10s. turnips. %; early Irish pota-
Claiborne eoaniy-DAmage from
drouth; wheat yield only four or hYe
bushels per acre, but OF good quality /;
stock fine.
Cooke county-Injurious drouths; !;
cattle and hogs on the decline In price, !
water courses very low.
GrAinger county-Corn needing rain; /;
apples aud peaches rotting; corn dam
aged BY drOuth; hog cholera destruetiVe
Greene cOunty-Corn improving.
since the late rams grapes rottinE; hogs
dying with cholera.
n Hamblen county-GTeat damage TO
corn, potatoes aud garden products by
drOuth; stock In good eondition.
Houcock eounty-Crops in general
better than knoWn for years; wheat
yield beyond expectation; cholera
Among the hogs.
Hawkins county-Weather extremely
dry, damaging corn; hay good; 20 per
cent. Of the hogs dead from cholera.
Jefferson co1nty-LiVe stock in good
condltioni dogs killing sheep prspara-
tions for wheat progressing slowly on
account OF drouth which has llama ged
growing crops.
Knox cOunty-CrSpS OF all kinds in
jured by drouth; wheat yield good;
corn generally damaged but improved
by rains In some parts OF the county;
hogs plentiful.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1883-09-12
D. A. NELSON, N, D..

once over W. r. Carriger's DRUG slork where
he can be found day or night, unless professional
" absent.
twelve months or Longer need not call on me f@
professsonnl services under any cixcumstances-
oet4 lssa q
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1883-09-12
> Ne,c .adUertisen,enfs.
-e.s. lslj 40 KNOXVILLE
Fire Insurance Company.
VOniee East Tennessee National Bank
Capital StoackS1oO.0OO.
OFFICERS

y = OFFICER5=
ID. a. CARPENTER, PRESIDENT.
r. FL. MCCLUNG, VICE PRESIDENT
w. II. SIMMONDS, li.l
A1Al3 II ~ < ia SEC. q TRKAs.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1883-09-12

Solomon said, "Go to the anti bu
he perverse youth Of to-day goes to
his "uncle."
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1883-09-12
No Offer Refused for The fol-
p Iotcing LOTS:

P.iS.-The above prices show
what the goods have been
sold for, as well as to show
their intrinsic value.
, 1883-11-24
The Lste Tragedy.

Tbs m.n who Was found 80 6a1iy blruso
with his throa: cut recently. and who gsse
the name Of Smith, ard did La. weak. II
seems after all was pamed Wright. sd be
gave Mrr. Jones, At whose p,a,e 90 Mud
crcsk he stayed, the night previous. 'he al
dress OF bis brother. Dave Wright a: Cas.le
Rock. Tie partica.ars Of :he case ~ss sers
to Dave, who arrived hers or Saturday rixh.
srS is now .nvess;,s.ing the wroie "ccur-
renee. I. has .r.rspirei tha. on TIE n'ght
be ssop-d at Joaes' hs rTqaestef tsss ;aerr
as.le boy Be aaoss, to sleep ~ifb hi7'. ~a1-
ing I'm, he did not wan. ss hart aay scdy or
be hurt. Up to that time ne gave the name
Of Wright, and only sfser ss- ose"sFzncs ne
..;d Smith vas his nalae l. vii he -
u,mbsred thA. OF the night Of h:s Data,
besore Irwin was confroated xitl hin, nc
~;d IL his rsuse was not Saith it was not
th. man. The quession now ARIES whether
!. v,s snicids or rot. AMI that could te
uroved. to our mind, II was known to .
dead certainty Il &c bad .ry ssrica. brriss.
on his head. 4 b possible that man might
cut his .hroas and THROW himself upon hla1-
ing straw, bat that he shoald also ssst his
heat in u rather TOO much 70 expect ne~s-
o.n.r u.a 10 bs6era. Them nsver was
c,ch = ssricpa csss occurring IN this county
vh.r. M itt,e os6eiAl Investigation las
taken pisce.
, 1883-11-24
The Willard Reception.

II is disgrace to cur city tie muddie m
to which il has got into with tie funds sab-
scrib.d for the Willard reception and after.
ward for the journalistic party. The Mayor
had the appointing of the committees, and
As hs chose to appoint irresponsible parties,
a great deal Of the responsibility rest, upon
his shoulders. Il is well known that the
clique used the different occasions for their
own personal interests, and such was their
anxiety that they should be known Sc being
connected with the affair, that We can prove
on one, ct least, tha. he came around to dit-
ferent printing ofices with puts for himself,
written By himself. asking that it % insert
ed, and in consideration he would take sew
eraI copies OF the different papers containing
the seli-wrir.en puff. This MAD, As IS we'll
known, does no.hins withou. motive,
ard he also agreed to Pe.soaallY
make Up any deficiency in tie
funds hrst subscribed for tie journalistic
occasion. There was no necessity tor the
people 70 have been put to's del.ar OF ex-
pense for them as many Of cur weil-to-do
citizens offered to take then in hand ard
pay all the expenses themselves. But this
would no. suit sne clique and they soatrae.ei
bills which by some chicanery wese the hrss
paid when they shoul1 have been the last.
Many men who worked in good faith for The
first ceIebratioa are nov waiting for their
pay and are likely to wait ssil. longer. We
think ii the Mayor himss.f were to take the
matter in hand and appeal 20 those who
made profass promises TO make Up the de-
fciency tina. our citizens world ssand in
with him, ana make up the remainder
Fletcher should also he generous and !efund
the 5 per cent. he colhetea. The STATES.
NAN cfhes will chip and ~ up its share,
aud will use its influence to obtain The re-
.na;nder in order to pay the bills and remove
the oiium from or, fair city.
, 1883-11-24

Ate. a thorough examination # the In
sane Asylum at Sailaccom, the Legi.la.irs
Cora1,,. &c closed tie report as tolio~,:
IN c. asiiera.ion Of the shave conditions,
we would favor AZ spprcpri,tiou fer the con
srruction If psw building a. hospital
im the ias &c, TO bs erected eonVenisnt tt
some line 4: transportation upon at leas. l6t
acres ot god agricultural land xisa gooJ
wst=r facilities, and eoaveE:ently nssr t:a.
bsr SrmsxnrTe esst Of the Cs.csie Aornt
a;ns N Easter Wellington Terri-ors."
y, e,bsr G:.y e,st ii .as nooatzlns pier,
So napy ircnrciasnss fcr IN insane asyinn
as Waila Wara- This = she railroad center
TOR large sxieO: 0, country sni In d;ssc.
communication u.:h sil pas.s Il the interior,
The c'imste Is ever. thing :ts. ccuia Dc &c.
siFol and ,vias is cheaper hs,e man any
ahs-e s,ss.
, 1883-11-24
1 Inrse Eagie.

Whils Gu. CT tie Coppei, AZ Mr. Nalder's
saesp ranch, on Sandsy, We noticed mailed
10 s2s!ns: the bara the most n.Jns;rors
',s!e "a eves ssw. lie neisurei. stretched
60, iron w,nE 20 T-;Gg r., sE feet, and his
s,rs- Which are Low il cur possession. sTe
'sht irchsS. 7easuFing IRON c'sy to claw.
.Gd he hind cl,w Is it.elf three inches IN
isaSth. !: ssa k.li.d by Mr. Nader with 5
t.cs rso. >h.!e !. MAS pro~liug around sitter
eas o. bis has thoroughbred M,Iiro lsinhs.
, 1883-11-24
Frsu <'eate-yi.ie,

NJ Geo.ge CAire-.. oi C-n;srvilic. informs
% nat ovtag 70 tie recent rains, S6icii
o1Ss eoEne nasa ceEiorSiy. 0Drh pioSins
las eeen dcue the pss: sgo weeks aad great
Preparations Are baing made for p.tans IN
h-se. amounts of summer :sI,or than ever
before F.li sown saia loOka well ,nd ,ts
tnaica:ioas are favorable 70. big crops EEK:
year. Mr.. Calvert ssys that Cen:e'vilis 4
Eov'rs tast snd vii eventually beScne rhe
iesiing scvn Of Ess.era Oregon. 1t j. We
s''nstst ios trsio and has nany natural rc
so1,css ard sEva.s.ces.
, 1883-11-24
Nil:sR Biems.

Martin Csmpbell met With sn adventure
A. Milton a iew dsys sgo. He had to re-
msin a. Milton for the night and engased
led inst then 1 tai, sim fellow walked Up
ard informed him that he owned the beds
snd made it rule 20 collect payment IN ad-
vsn,e. Tncy beth started !or the hotel
bit when nsar The door the confidence man,
who rrcved to be Jack Ireland. broke and
ran, followed bv Mr.. Campbell. who ecria
Nc. run Is fast a. the other. Next morning
he lad him arrested aId be was held in ssOo
bail 70 answer to the charge OF obtaining
money under fa,ss pretencfs.
A sehsc, meeting ~as held last evening
for the purpose Of raising mosey to cantlnne
Gu. lshool, SIS the public money sas eH'
h.u.sed. The people voted . tax With
VII sna s.hoei wi coLtnne nniil Nay let,
1854.
10 sickness hc.e 81 present.
Tie roller .k.ses hsve gonc aud arothe'
Eys. sss ssNtsd { rse;gal to EG Tao yacAn,
pl,c>. Roll % usfe siaIer, Bro f. SIi'
&c. sh-oaeh 81 n hEas. h&criAf.
, 1883-11-24
STRICTLY AT CCSr
And no jeY Is: ion vii be allowed On : single
article carried IN stock. Ken bsr
S- offer Gr.ceri-s, Tobacco.
iofiage anu IT.

We would caIl special atten'ioo TO ou,
immense siocF oi Dcsss G95di. ceal
pris:ng the l&tss: and Hics- fssii. g-a-'e
fabrics, the ,qaai OF w,;ci, 5 u'- 80 L.
found in the c,.y, act., ? !. Il !.as y "a
consider that TO 81. yua .i.-- cosri-
from 70 IA o1 .es cent. Il IS ..;sf. IN, -=I..,
goods are cold for elsewhere II D a,cse,
all to take advantage o! H." ~ yi:ees.
In Black and C.!o.ad : IL. -aI S,,t.iia
the difference in rr:c;s r1r r=y eiss~i.rre
is Amos. Incredible
Our stock Of iadiss NfoiSe~r, E,i
and Fabric Gloves, C..Tso's, i.4cts aSd
Embroideries is .iameHs, agi I-Ts c-H
afford Ia Pay retail p;.cas for tleso god.
uhen thsy can procuce them 2: Io5be:s
rasee.
Our stock o. ladies', Inissss' srd ci.il.
drans Cotton Hosiery Is very large aud
embraces I'll the Eovsli;ss. Il wi: repay
I'll 10 lay i'll suYpiy for The coming SEA,
con.
We beg to call speois, attention {, our
large aud Well assorted stock Of ladies' ,
misses ard ciiidr.B's Shoes and SGPprts,
sbich ws sell ar manufacturers prices
and gnzrsntee ihs Prices fully % pr
cent. less tkAn ,hs same goo,is ear De-
bough. elsewhere. We keep nothing IN
this d.nar.nent .hat is uot from tee beat
factories in AMsrics.
Our stock of ,aen's yo1tks and hcys'
Clothing is s,ii, compl-Se snd cfierz rars
inducements TO shose asakiDs ma best
values for tie least money.
, 1883-11-24
District Cesn-winSsrd. J.
ILsTH BAT.

Chria. Msicr ". II. Stephenson tr..psss.
Verdict in taror oi plaint.f for i've cents
and Costs.
john Axton vs.. James McAulif suit for
recovery Of s524.96. Isham and Hamilton
for plaintiff. Alicn and Thomrson for de,
feudeat
Territory vs. John EliCs; Pies not guilty
In the matter CT the grand jury came IL
70 open court ard presented L'!l.
Twenty-Five true bills sgainst suudry Per
sons Tor gambling.
Carlisle VS.. Carlisls decree Q. divorce.
II. Dussnbery and Fred Stencil ve- james
McAuhff; found for plaintiffs.
On molten of T. J. Aoder> Esq, B. L.
Shsrpstein. ". G. Langtora aud Joha B.
Allen were appOin'sd to examine Jlme, 4.
Fee. as to his Qualifications Cor admission to
the har.
Allen n. Dennison, on mss:on OF b. l..
Sharpstsin ESD. admitted Is So attorney
applicant presenting certificate Of admission
in the Supreme Court Of Oaic-
Cha.ie. z. Dodd VS.. John s. Cooper &c
fault .ed Judgment
Belle Brown vs.. J. L. Brown: daisnit.
Referred 10 L. r. Hanson. J. L. Sharpstein
appointed to resist piaintifs application for
divorce.
Territory va A. Y Smith; .rraigncA I.
J. Hamilton appointed to defend
Territory Of Washington Va. John Burns
and John Loshr; .rrsisnei. to-morrow 10
plead.
Territory vs. Firmin Hsskins; sentenced
10 pay fne Of 800 md costs Of prosecution.
Territory Of Washington 80. John E.las;
indicted for the murder Of Daniel Hsgsserty.
Case on trial. seleoting jury a..his time, . P.
n.
O.E. Jones Va J. ]. Morrison On trial.
Vim O'Donneii and J. r. Foster Sc. Z.
P. Reynolds CT 81 decree.
In the matter oi tbs application Ct George
W. Soraerlnayke for admission as an stso--
to-ney on motion Of b. L. Sharp.tein az
plican. admitted. he presenting certificate
Of admission IN the Supreme Court OF New
York.
In the matter Of the application OF I'd
ward Wolf, native Of Austlia, to become
q citizen of the United States witnesses. A.
Goldman and Issac Wormser.
In the matter of Swan Pe:srson, nst've
Of Sweden, to become c:tizsa Of the United
State, VIM b. Hnrepan ssd A'ebaei No
Manan.zn, witnesses.
Territory Of Washington rs. Joha Burus
and JOIN Lpchr; plea rot guilty. Motion
for COZ tinuspce agreed and contiuuaace for
the terra granted.
Territory of WAshington vs.. a. '. Sa:'ts;
pies rrc gaii.v.
, 1883-11-24
New lnNcn:ien.

'eess V L. LAMBERT, Of this e:sY, Is hard
H"9rS on sn invention that is likely to
'e q sTsa: benefit to agriculturis.,. I.con-
e" q F'0w ri's I'm auxiliary harroz 81
A'hnens snd Vii narrow The ;rrrox at Il e
Ane t,re II Is riowed. 1. viii b. crest
a'nS n tins Aad labor. IS the lard i.
Oo''t aad iaors !r:able when freshly turned,
ana sha.eiors puiyeriz.s the easier. The
ADJ must @. coarse be il fair cordition, Q:
a riil harilI ~crs to aivsnt,gs on newly
TUNED sci
, 1883-11-24
Carp.

SS'ns o' ,h' 5sTp Just received nay be
eesH Al S4thlsEs store, ard they look per-
f'ss h..'e beallies "a they swim around in .
s@ ecs- The Fish Commissioner, after
s9'co''r'd hst srvsrli parties came for
Me1: with Feqaisi'iors, refused to allow any
"ef' . shose Who Lad ponds ani some
'sFf ie't N charge of Mr. E.cbier with :he
Ina.I';.ndins that unless thsy had prepared
FNSas they Fere to halong 10 him. We ex-
' soon to Pee these fish plentiful in oar
E,rte...
, 1883-11-24
S.r,asrn r.,,ae c,rr.,ar..

Isc Northern PsciEc tas Issued eircala,
sasoars:,S thai trsiSnt rsses named 70 and
from Pcrsiasd. apoa the rssala, through
ssf'as Of :hs Eesthsgn PsciSc and oresrn
Hallway and Navigation Companies. dated
august 18th. win. until further notisa s:so
b 10 efset TO ani from Astoria Nes Ia
oons sed Sosttls. a.a 10 raj points east Of
Pcstland and sess Of Lake Pend d'Oreil:e.
Freight foe Olympia snd Put Townssn6,
Waahinstoa Territory. and vistnriA. nrithh
cslsneia, vtil b eAarsed Eve sess Pc 100
Psssb Eee PsGss sossd 6shsssses - adj
- - ~ HwslDs ss1ss
, 1883-11-24
terIdent 20 aEr.dge teilder

s1syt-- tram fr1m Nailuia bringing a
rin rsmed CJseno from the Yakima branch
NhO ieli fIcm the b.idge building over the
Yakima ElVer yesteriay noon, arrived here
I. 1890 las: evening. DR.. Blalock met the
:E,in AMI took the z.an. who ie bridge car
pea,ei. 10 s.: Nlry's hospital. His iuirry
va 5s-icu, cunpaunl frsrtuTe OF TIE Eiga.
ley ts.ox the kae-.
, 1883-11-24
fire al Lewiston.

.n.rrsl. ou. a, Lewiston on hordsy
..,,r,rr ,,a slrcs: entirely destroyed ths
80. ,o,z.ries sua o'i. br0keE-dawn
,,aa ,sc SIX. river 'idA q the river.
=. ..or,, .; aleyan Ter, Grcs;e.n & Bin
,,,i C..rley kress aai Danas were saved
"A -, Fr,n.h Hote', which was also N
dancer. VS.. saved.
, 1883-11-24
The Wheat Gone.

In three weeks time all the whcst in tiis
country that is 10 be shipped at present VIII
h... wend,d "a way seasard. A great
lea! is % &c held for better prices by those
vho are not press ior r,onsT. Mere se-
lore in !he history OF this county has such
speed IN transportation t. tida water been
tuOsr. TAmt Of .hs OK wagon of twelve
r.ay, eU1
, 1883-11-24
An GIS Csi,en insane.

II, msay 'ri-rdr in tais country will be
srisvsi 20 knoF that our Oh time citizen
Jane, Henderson Esq. las been adjadged
ir,sn. a. Portland For many years he ass
one @. Wells, Fargo's most truatei SCENTS,
.ai we nope ta>. h;s malay will prove -
b, ool- Temporary. /; wss probably broush.
Oa by OrsrT0rk which prostate, TOO many
q our hest :lvu.
, 1883-11-24
Ws8aa suGrzEeS

Many q the psrers Of tie serrisary speal
Of the tasseze os tbs WoGan Scfzge hil
IS triumph fer the women Who hsys
been lsso'ing With uriininishei zs.l for It:
'coasumnA.ion. Hsoue NJ them had labor.
Cd With hall the zeAl IN attn ling b then
own families they wouid be far bsttsr q,
both morally and physically
, 1883-11-24

Ths Honorable Comm ssioosr OF The Gen,
erl hand oAics has instructed reRisssrs asd
receiver. o. locL oEces that : party seek;ni
to institute co-tsst se=ipss an entry na.i
carTo5orate hn osn afnjasit of contest b,
addihonaa sf5daviss Of t~o dsinssssse-d pr
esne. H=zesoisrs the sEisv;t u tie COS
tstant hss ~ hsld Sz6c1sx
, 1883-11-24
The l.,rd Law.

Co,uabia County Is de,3 set ssaiai. re
,.or assd hr,d Law. asd It = condemned es a
nui..nce on all sides TTo thirds OF those
sto .s.ed TIE petition 70 the Legislature
,r, men who have DC. a foot Of land Or =
dollars interest IN tie country, and who
synei merely bec.use they were asked &c,
and Il didn't ccs. .h-rl anything.
, 1883-11-24

GENERAL paeeAcl DIrAKINEsT.

crNIRAI rAGsAcl DEfAKIaEsI.
MILWAUKEE,. Nov. 10, 1883
To ALI AGENTS .-Connercing this date,
passengers tick.tsd via The Short Line ei
the Chicago. Milwaukee L st. P.ul Railway
are entitled to CARY froa to destination 100
pounds Of baggage % each vhoie ticket IS
poz,ds On each hsN .ickss.
tt. epflies not oniy 70 loel points Int
70 tie Northwest and Far Wsst, including
points relcnsd vis tne Union Faci6e. Cen-
IA. Pacific and Northern Pacific Railroads.
D. u. CHRISTIE.
6enf Baggage ARs.
A.yressi: A. Y. Il. CAxPz>TkE,
Gsn- Pass. snd Ticket As'.
, 1883-11-24
Ma7sf-

,unlim,;,d sulphur. S o.: comnon
,-,s,.;ne ocz: -n,rcuri ! ointE!ent, ! oz. /.
- rr..el oil, S OF. Nett the oil and tar
p...ns I. yethsr gers water bs'h when
.,,-ir cold ,.;r N the sulrhrr. ard thsn the
o;n,5,.r, q -,.rcury. Cap the tsir short ;
r.b ,be shin with vinegar, rG5 dry, :hsa
.Boip. win III. above. Reoes. once 9 weet-
, 1883-11-24


OIYNRlA Nav. n-lmae1istsay cpss
H. sdiossanent Of bosh Houses Of the 10.
ihlature yesterday sisxEeoa. tie wemanii
saEtaes iuh;,se appointed 10 cone oG Il
Colanshis Ball in thu evening, uas ashsred
in by ths booming Of artillery On The piA.A
and the ringing Of the panap.i Bells Of tas
c1ty.
Macy vcnsn were cls upon the ssr.ets
N nsqeada despite the rain sad med. Wild
spd almost tya.a1cal With delight at .asir
emancipation. With arns alcft and hend.
kerchiess in tie AZ, they were csliirg upon
every kody 70 N joics with then for tic sccd
time that bad dAvned upon them, and tbs
sGIi better days tS.t we're TO come Tis
gathering m TIE evening was uni.ko any,
thing ever witresstd In dat spseioas ball.
ani s2ch e would have taken dczsn s1.
per.s 20 report Srarsted adisssses we're
da.ted % By the Governor, members Of the
Legislative Assembly, Mrr. Dunivay. and
other distinguished nen. These we're daily
interspersed With iaStrnpsnti and vocal
music, tessts. corusc,tiocs ct wissicisnr,
Aad chesrs.
a grand torchEsat pr-csssi"n and pssSde.
wi:h martial muxic and transparent MOTIFS.
c,rrisd by rnthusiasiic females. closed the
jo,li6cstion cf the day.
Ths central and io;siess transparency in
the parade. carried by buHom woman. and
displaying the legend, - In 1t he. or she. or
whish ," attracted the speeisl notice Of the
crowds IL every street, and sas voted the
boss. Ire tulnuii cf joy at the capitol, ur.
on the passage o. the bill by the Council.
wHs s hear:a Of still waters con.psred with
the dainss 81 today.
Tho bill now only Awaits The ngnstrrs Of
the Governor, when it viii become tbs lsr
q Ike lsa..
, 1883-11-24
AT ACTUah COST

We have in s.ec. ifr chests Of Fire Ts.-, ri
our own importation, The prize CT ~Eieh NE
cr.rsagee U be frols - 20 20 cent? per rrGnd
I.ss tha.. the sane gT54lss can lie bcasi.s FOR
elsewhere
You are not sErpa'e,i to pat With your last
dollar, but Se would Idsise yon 10 iases- al
you can s; ire in the few remaining days CT our
brsinGss s:Secr.
All god. saA for cash only: ana M goo-is
vii be tsken hsc. and no sanpies given.
, 1883-11-24
The y. r. Postal service.

All the newspapers along the Northern
p,,itc are taxing up the poor Fost'l service
,r3 complaints are pouring in from ali q1ar-
a., I. IS probable that everything hose
.;i .ooD be rsmidi,d. Mcdowell. whose
,,.,,,.r.ers are az Helena receives the
,l.-.,,d >, Gts1rvss l..
, 1883-11-24
Harser Defeases.

Ii. se.ttic Star is the hrst 70
,,,.. the cry Of hsrtor protection Tor
s.,.nselss. Pgsc: Sound. Come TO think
.,ou,;., that po..ios Of Washington Tern
,-ry requires az appropriation for hsrbor
tlenfea-
, 1883-11-24
E,sh license Defcsfed

v,zr,,.ns.ise Stitzei'- nigh iicenss bill
I'd ,is house tY l3 20 9. Tho Ccuncli
Tu,.asy killed the bill by tie vote
suox,: Aves-BTrke, Einiston, Hall,
p,-,.r Holshton aci Kerr. Noes-Cs-
= Collias. Power. Smith, Wn,tea0ase and
T.y.r
, 1883-11-24
DR.. PAUL N. Brennan

HYfIK MOST SUCCESSFUL PNYS1.
Il clan On the PAcifc coas1 ir The trestmenf
Of IL larouic end Difficult Diseases. D..
fireman viu guArHutRs TO ciFs my fosn Of %
sase Of the gsosgative 0Hsas og psivste dissass,
lie has become IN sxpset n ths txsnsDus d
dissss, wsakn@s and drangemsrt Il tho -
productive orzxas q bc.h mals snd female, h
c,udius dlssases es1ssd t5 ths
xsllies ef Yosfb
Socb ~ SpennAsssA1e. " Seninaa WsAk1s9
cr La~ of RsrSses VITALITY. Nearly tw0fhinds
of Al the Chrcnic Disassss sfeing s3thsf d.
rsctiy OF indtsc.ly trom soms 5es.egsaaess q
.ss s.xtual sys.azs, saA yet this sab1set b -,
,ecssd by IL majority oi the nsdieA psuso
don.
I knov shas psrsoas vte ~ 0fustsnafs
enough ~ b aMictsd By any form a ssznai
dhease have delicscy in ealing upee ~
profer physiciaa h tina, IRON ssass q mod
ssty sua sulnstin@ from igsuanes. - psF.
mis- thee dieasss 10 sxist snft thGiP eoostafur
ttas hsesas4 eonayksd. tssk cunstitufsooe
brekea dows. ssd ~ bopo q fususs happd'
nss hseAssd. cafn aosh hse.9 ysinI,e
msspssssz 70 ea5y tAem cst al tAsk zn1.sneb
E-sytkiae s.s;esiy s.6Aatk usd~ n
Le., n.nhoci ps.eeetsy ss.sssi Csf.nA
Rssnebi*is. Thnoaf Dsanses ~ ~
Rheumafiln. Kidnsy Csapls6k 80 se
-. Il he Yys an1 XAs, 6ou1Deb - -
-. he - cuce vfxhuut I'll.
ICSusuiessips fBss, - - = y
ausse;osa - b tkaae EHnl - saAc.no
esnass esnssk In P~ssnaay.
tsre sssnpp fog Hsk ne-
0Ers In 81 ~ H. =,
, 1883-11-24
n.r1x C.,rs. N,cz.. Jan. 81. ls,

GKs1IKxks -Havi,x been sfiicts3 fer .
pzrber of y,.n sith iaaEssetioa and sesssa'
dehliisy. By the sdsis ci-ny dscsnr I usi
Hop Bistes asd Eut ~ tbrv sfusdsd Ne
aannsk htn4 rid. Zen Gisd 10 b sbas 70
tsklk b tAsk hshaA. yxos. Q. Xsux
, 1883-11-24
v,,. " VII, Be E,.i.A-l.

Csisf Eugineer H. Thielscn announces
De.emb.r 10Th rs the date upon which the
ou..n City OF Seattle skai! "a connected
s;,s n. e..t By a bread standard guase
...,u railroad.
, 1883-11-24
Did she Dt-S

Did shc Ot-s
"No!
she ,as.sei a1d sIse-ed along p!ninS
away ali tae time for years,
"Ths doe,o,s dcing her no gacd."
"an1 8. lest - curei by this Hop bitters
tks papers say - arrch about
..lndse.. Iu:set :"
..Hos thansfu. We -aorid Ge OR .hs. uasdi-
cine."
Apza=,i-r's Misery
Eleven ys-rs CIR daughter Suffered On
bed of uis-ry.
From . complication of kinney. liver rdsu-
u. attic trouble and Nervous deoii:iy,
"Undar the care of the best physicians.
AWho gave her disease various a1lnes,
"Bus no rslisf,
"And now she Is restored to us IN good
Se.lth by as simple reru5dY ss Hop Bi..ers,
tha. xs hal -hunaed for years b~furs .using
titus Parents.