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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-02-27

Nm 10. Sebruar brad gu 9lIbia I'M
Dreamer Saus elm SrunS aus, unb bas
breiitofise @ebdube parO bis auf Den
@runo IN @i9e selest. Der nSrbli6e
Sbeil Der Stabt itanO in GROCER @sfabr.
Mebrere Yerionen wurben uerlest, absr Elm
Wenidsnlsben 1T nidt gu beflassn. Ssrs
Iuit $40, 900. 8erii9eruns $1,000.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-02-27

Mpntag Mbeno erpii6te man einen
Oieb, Der bel glItbauier unb Wfiiler Nbenbs
Sa6sn, Die Dor benz 9aben arsseitelt wa>
rem, itabl, als CT einen Soffer uno elm Silo
mit9ehen bisB, obne bafiir au besahlen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-02-27
Gine nuf Werlnnnen hes Qeiters nni.,

Cine anf Yerlansen bes 9eiters ~unierer
6euerpebr angeitellte llnteriu6uns Der
Oampfipribe Col. Curt Our6 Die Sa9s
tunOisen Serr SmeSlep, Sopfins, Mars
ibaa uno 8ooowortb bat ersebeu, OaB Die
Sprite Siemli6e &epuraturen nStbis bat.
0ieie ausbeierun9en iolten unuerSiSli6
por0enommen meroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-02-27

Scr Sefret1r Serr s. Siippel iett uns
in &enntniB, baB ben Grben bes periforbes
men so. SIim pon @aterloo $lO95 unb
Der Samilie Weuier pom bier $llO4 Sters
beselber Der .. 81. g.. S9usseielidaft
BON Soma ausbesablt worben iinS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-02-27
Sic bieiiaeu Siroler fOnnsn ii6 BEL

IIt UItIBtH SHUIt tVHNeH TVU UtlI7
yHational Democrat" i'm Hamen ibre,
9anosleute fir bic dnsitIi9e Gorge be:
oanfen, bic bas Slatt bate, baB ibren bart
betrofienen 2anbsleuten aud elm S6erfeir
bon ben fir bic lleberi9wemmten seiam:
melten @eloern 3ufdme. Soffentli9 per:
ben fe ibren 0unf in Ofientlider 8eriamm:
lung ausipre6en, OuB elm Siebentelbe Gel:
bes ,persettelt" moroen lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-02-27

Arditett i. Seer lit nit Der aniertis
eung pom SIdnen fir cine nsue Stride in
Nem gienna unb fir cine neue Oede in Der
Stride Al @alena bei6Gftiqt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-02-27

Senator Alliion bat I'M GonsreB cine
gia sinsebra9t, Oarit bic Sunbesresies
uing Der Stabt Dubuque pier 6aaonen
i6ente, bic an bic pier @fen bes Wtilitdrs
friebbofes al iteben fommen iouen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-02-27
Ne,ps9orf Marftberiht.

Ger G%eIe9rapb.) 20. Sebruar 1883
@~eiSen-Wilwaufee, go. 2, $3.50.
6aer-49 bis 90 gts.
8eIf 6torn-sem. NJ. TIT bis 72s Gts.
S@weinefeU9-$19.25 bis 1850.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-02-27

Sn nnlerer Nadbaritaot @alena muir:
ben bic Wirtbe wesen uebertretuns bee
Sonntussseiebes Dor bic Sdranfen oe'
Suiti3 seSosen. Sober ~einSelne waro $50
a%eitraft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-02-27
Milwamfee @arftberiht.

per &ele9rapb) 26. Sebruar 1883
90 et3en-No. 2, $1.O8.
Safer-40 Gts.
@ebt tor 1852 Gts.
&~og9en-63 @ts.
@erte-754 GtS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-02-27

M. y. Gannon bdlt am II. 3. 3d.
ct. Batridstas, cine YOrleiuns i'm bieiisen
O~pernbaus, beren Grtras fir bic notblei,
6enben SrIGn6er beitimmt lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-02-27

ltniere StaotpGtcr iinb slidlid uus Dem
SiSen Suriifsetebrt; iett tam bic Draft
mage" bes itdStii9en @elobeutels auf's neue
losaeben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-02-27
Mrhited.

Sreb. Seer, Qr6itect unb Superinten:
bent. S9ulen unb Sir9sn cine Spsaiali.
tat. a9te StraBe, ap. Soma u. Glap.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-02-27
S~aetienSe M9enten
SER Otto 8eber & SER %. Sebtr.

8ir ienoen am ndhften Sonneritag
Den 9feit Der fir bic tleberiduemmten in
europa seiammelten @eIber an ben &ei9ss
tassabseoroneten, Srn. BON 8inbtborit, ab,
ba es ni9t wabrideinli6 lit, buB nod mebr
fir ben 3ped einfOmTt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-02-27

Sn Davenport iinO bic SuloonIicenien
pcn $50 auf 5000 erbobt woroen. Wabrz
ideinIid uirb etuas aebnli3es bier seides
ben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-02-27

Gin uenes goitamt 1T in 9enter Eopns
hip, adt Meilsn uon Der Stabt, erri9tet
worben. Gore lit Der Name bes neuen
Qmtes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-02-27

Snfel Cam bat ben Charter Der bieiisen
Griten Rationalsg ant auf SpanSis Sabre
p%erlansert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-02-27

gSie mir b0ren, besinnt am Sonntas in
Der 5erS Seiu Stride cine 3. Miifion, mel.
DE bic S%eiuitenpdter abbalten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-02-27

Sie 9nbnaue SafergriiBmiible ~uerien.
bet bic Prooucte ibrer arbsit iett bis mad
S6ottlanb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-02-27
@aibinotou's @e6urtstao. %. Nebruar.

2SHIDGTglUH WtUHllpIuB, III OeUIHul,
faat INNER mebr in Serseienbeit. Sier
bate an Dem benfwiirsisen Gage ielbit bas
Ser. Staaten Boitamlt nidt sefasst. gu9
Elm Seiden ber 3eit!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-02-27

Wer E~ele9rapb) 26. Sebruar 1888
@ei3en-yto. Q, 81 .074.
@ehdtorn-56i bis 57s Cts.
5afer-39f Cts.
8utter-25 bis 80 Cts. Y
@isr-27 bis 90 @ts.
70 bistp-$1.17.
Sd mein e-$6.10 bis 6.85.
&inbpieb-$5.70 bis 6.25.
S6neinefl 6-$1S.15.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-02-27

9perspille unb SOlp GrOii MAIDEN an'
%itrensunsen per Selepbon nit Dubuque
perbunben gu werOen. Die nOtbisen @els
Der iinb mabe,u an Sanb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-02-27
Nil6t Gaben.

Sir bic lleberidwemmten in Oeuti9lanb.
(Oie bier seiammelten @eIber merben Direct an
ben &ei9taSs. abseorbneten, Serrn Don Binbt=
BORT, 9eian6t.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-02-27
ct. Somis Warftberi6f.

V.r &slesrapb) 26. Sebruar 1888.
@ei3en-rotber, SO. 2, s .10a bis Sill.
Wen dtorn-524 bis 52s GtS.
Safer-414 bis AZ Gts.
Cd weineRei6 -$18.55.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-02-27
yfs..1.
. @1dentlide 8riefliite.
Dubuque, ben 26. Sebr. 1888

SIN relder ane Srefe ~ensejeist NRs, w.Ibe pom 10. .Sebr.
bis gum 26. .Sebr. In Der bietscn psfoffiee ausetommeH uno
ni6t absehot gsrbeu fRs.
gefe Bernard Qud Wtorib
Bauer Caroline Stlep Bernard
Sisoori Safep Robr gu9uIt
Galen9er GaIper S6minb u q
@delsbu6 Sreo S6nlS Gusuf
Slbrmann u See9er 9oliS
S%eigbtmann Sarl S6riber 9ena
Sartlep Guiana S6nee Peter
8iQ Sranf
psas perstFe nidt, p,nn man mad Brisisn aui bi.l,r eift,
frast, ,u b.mert.n. has Fs anse,.tst fHb, uus bic Enms
mtr Der SrieHihs %aHsustttu.
8eoree 6rane, Softmsitsr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-02-27
Stadt 4 Amgegend.

Entered at the post-ofice ut Dubuque, Iowa,
and admitted for transmission through
the mail ut second-class rates.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-02-27
q ftrnm t.

glm 9ienitus, ben 30. Sanuar 1888, gu Gum.
pbreu. Rebr. (:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-02-27
Colonial II. anbere Baaren,
az sfrHuf q,
CHICAGO Warftbertdt.

CltHHlNetul,. .............. $Sl Wy. UO
3intmineral black jsck dry boone)
, 1883-02-10

The WALLA WALLA CoUSTRY.-A writer
in a recent number OF the Willamette Farmer
says the oldest and most favorlte section of
the upper country is the fertile belt of laEd
along the foot hills Of the Blue Mountains
and known as the celebrated Walla Walla
region. 1t is indeed paradise, watered by
streams that branch out over the beautiful
prairies with the Blue mountains near, and
a climate and fruit.ulness that IS unequalled.
Take that stretch Of mountain side and the
rolling hills and uplands reaching from the
Oregon line TO Lewiston, Idaho, over -
miles IN length, and there is no more beau
and Possesses rich soil everywhere. Tae
mountains abound with timber. There are
water powers III abundance to turn mil
wheels, and wood is utilized for every man.
ufacturing purpose. This is the oldest sat.
tied section OF the upper country. Walla
Walia Is beautiful city with 5000 people,
extensive trade. fine buildings. and vast Gu
terprises, and is the distributing poirt for
4 wide section Of country IL is but matter
Of few years when her population will be
doubled, and Walla Walls will be an inland
metropolis that bids fair to rival even Port
land.
, 1883-02-10
Letter from Milton.
Milton. Feb. 5. 1853.

MILTON, Feb. 5, 1883
EDIToR SrATFsuA,: Il wish 10 correct =
statement made by the Walla Walia HGJ
Bred. Il 5 ates that there is Small-Eox III
M,lt, Il. which statement is false. There Is
nothing of the kind here There is measel.,
iIphtheria, mgmis ami home consumption
Of porS ald beans. That IS nzarly enough
vi hout smallpox. {. Lewis. J. ID. Lam
sou and Dr. Stone are all sex, and to-day
we barry the OILY ehilA oi C.rl de Haven,
We have about II inches OF snow and very
cold. 2S@ belnw hi, mornirg.
Sir. George Church, our efficient post
master, IS confined to his bed with severe
cold
rfof Duttan lec,uTei here thr5e nights on
Phrenology. lat night being his last Some
hoodiums created a ros which ended up in a
free h,ht Old d. 20, his mouth slapped,
do rs were kicked off their hinges. and
Proi. Du;tcn fred minus his Ia, ~ coat.
Surrey something ousht to be done with
such 4 cOntvmptihl- class OF renegaies as IN
fest this town. 4 lIutie al the \. = ont
would b I ,ood Jhi's. aud the ie'Jer ol,ss
here wish t,-y may get II. lSHMAEL.
, 1883-02-10
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 10. 1883.
Cruelty 70 Animas-

While our city can blast OF several ,ecf.t
benevolent societies, and relief society Goa
dus.ed by pbilanthrOpic ladies. there is al
;p,,o-tant factor 10 humane work cGnspicn-
Gus by its absence. va society i"r 'He
prevention Of cruelty TO ANIMALS We kno"
m. re i. A w,de field TOR work OF TINS nature
here. and while there may be lass AMI crhi-
nance. making the direct abuse OF cumo
beasts . crime, how seldom do we hear OF
their beiug enforced. When We sre great
brute, uuder tie guise oi man, teatng and
abusing poor, o,er~orked. haii -s,arSed
horses or oxen, our blood hois sith indigr a
tim. aud We believe coat OF tar and
feathers would be hardly punI,hn.en' eaoash
for the miscreani. How often do We see
horses compelled 10 irSg hravy load, when
their shoulders we're sore and swollen: lime
and again, right here in our city, even under
the shadow Of our churches, have animals
been tethered before saloon, regardless Of
the bi ter cold and driving sl,et and there
compelled 10 stand the entIre day ami often
far into the night, without food or water,
while their hesriless masters were inside,
making even greater brutes Of themselves
than the patent ones compelled 20 stand
outside.
Ifai.w # our Pahlic-- SPIRITED ard humane
citizens would take this matter IN hand el
would receive the hearty c'-oPeraticn and
support OF every intelligent citizen OF Walla
Waiia. ii i-s no larger than tbs rave e--
tablished and maintained n society ot this
nature. and tine good work accomplished uy
is members is OF almost daily Cccnrrence
IL need not IN eri.r. with the ordinary rou
tine of husinrs.: simply let the mambers Of
the organization be vested with proper au-
thcrity to arrcst brutal divers. and when
arrested. prosecute them 10 the full extent
OF the law. A few lessons of this nature
would have i pronounced effect. and We
would SEE less abuse and had treatment OF
horses. We believe this movement worthy
Of consideration and We shall look 10 see
who will be fret to move III the matter.
But one thing certain, from whatever source
should this work sprIng, the prime movers
may rest assured Of the hearty support OF
the STATESMAN, and ue viii ever be on the
alert T. ferret out and bring TO punishment
he who be so mean aud contemplate as 10
abuse that most faithful and patient servant
known to mankind Surely the pnur beast :
re;ompense is httle enough, and those who
are so lacking in gratitude an1 humanity as
10 besrudge him the Little h. eats are un-
worthy the name Of men. Let US have 4
society for the prevention Of cruelty to ant
mails.
, 1883-02-10
County Commissioners.

The reelected ,ard Of County Commits.
sioners assembled this morning for the first
meeting OF the new term. Present-Messrs
Irwin, OF Touchet district. Ward. OF Wal.
lula district, Cummings, OF Wslla Walla
district. in the chair, and County Auditor
Painter occupying the clerks desk The
forenoon was taken up by reading the min
utes OF the previous meeting. looking over
road affairs sni discussing varioas matters
Of interest, which will com- before the court
at its present session.
1t Was late this afternoon when the Com.
mission'rs court was called to order, aud
aside from discussing road ma.,,rs and
arranging an order OF business fer to morrow
nothing Vas done
, 1883-02-10
WAL IA WALLA.
SUMMONS

Ierrtn'y # Washington. County Of siia
y s'ls->s Ia th-- District Cont al the
!eHI'o'y "t Washington f.r the Flint -luni
cal Li-t'ict there'f, holding terms at NaiA
" II, Wa-la Walis county. in sad 1er.i-
tnfy
? a. Frank spd C. P. Frank, Plaintiff, vs.
) " se~ari. ID. A. Martin and l. A.
M'Qu en- .f-i.hshts
Tie United Stats of America 20 J. w
,es"rd, u. \. Martin and l.. A. MeQuefn,
,Irien il.nis J nns re ler-l yreauisd tA M ear
n IN ac,ion brnl III sesir,, ,ou by F. A
Er~nk and G 4. Frank. plaintiffs, IN the
Disi llct Court of the Terrii'rv "i
N.'-i'in-5"n " ard for the lir-t Judicial
Di-ifict thereo'. holding terms at Walls Wslia
F" ala y al" County. in >I.id T-ni'ory. to an
a. y. er the compliant Of plaintiffs & I'd in Waih
''"i.a C''lniy within IU.nrv days after the
-,fFice % ihiS sumni"ns, exclusive # the day
- s-Ty ice. ii served n Eaid Cunntr- If MT
Sci e.. IN sid C"uity Int in -aid District,
tanty days II served in snv ether Ju-
,..ei"l II-trict in the Territory in forty day..
" str'et J rubirai, wiihiD sixty GAYS sf.
-rr tie d'le of TINS sun.nanz- OF the said
p.an'iG. sill tale judgment arnir;st you BY
., ca'L- Ascending Ia The Irayer Gf the cfn-
i"inf. Said action il lrru. ht 10 recover The
sum y ~ h'r--ev- a nd 20 Zoe dsil-r- ss7 'Oj
@f,, interest there. n from Maven. hsr-0, l6eO.
=, NJ ~ r"t- II p-r cent. Ter month snn for
80 20 aitane,> = fee- due 20 ,,iaini q. or
ia n I'rnu i-tery n'tr, IL writing executed to
'Asn' b, G-febdan.s
v ,'feSs ~ Hon. S. c. wirpa,d. A.scciate
! us'.ee Z" the supr ne C.srt of wa,hinl ton
Ter harv. aud Judge If said Cour1. ard the
'eai 'hsre'f sffaet, this llth day of January
:. = a. REEVES AYES. Cle,t.
~ r NJ
c Z L w. Ii. Crroy. PIaiutif.' attorneyu.
- f~
, 1883-02-10

On freight shipped in less quantity than car
load lots, and in excess Of 30 pounds, 10 cents
per 100 pounds.
TN freight weighing 80 pounds, or less. -
cents.
The company will receive freight from avail
able intermediate points between stations, by
,p.ciaI agreement only, n agreed on rates.
On application rates viii Ne given all parties
S--irous IT shipping wood, rails, posts, etc,
from any poin, On the flume to Dudley.
For forwarding aud transferring freight to
O.R y. Cs's ears, a. Walla Walls, y
cents per ton
All freish: in carloads not promptly taken
charge of. ami freight remaining on platform
after O'clock z. NJ On the day Of delivery,
will be stored st owners expense and risk.
VI. c. MOORE. President
EF RAKrR Secretary seq uSn
, 1883-02-10
~oTIcE-IN THE MATTER OF TIVE

NoTICE-IN THE MATTER OF TIVE
n estate # BRYAN FArIeliy, late of Clons.
sroxns CsrusroSs. County Meath, farmer. de
ess.ei.-Notice is hereby given ths, the above
named BRYAN FSrrelly, died in the month Of
Febrrary. 1870, having by his will devised
mart nt his lands Il CionsSrOwDs. in the cnun-
ty Meath. to his son Br,sn farrelly. That
proceedings have been instituted in the Court
Of Chancery in Ireland 10 have the property
administered and the several leSs.ee- declared
Should this notice re seen by bTysn rarrrlly.
who was LAST heardof as living in Walla Walls,
Washington Territory be viii AZ once com.
municare 10 the un niersigned t., the purpo-~ OF
havirs his rights secured Dated i:h Deem
ber, lss2-
WILLIAM FoRp & Sow.
Solicitors. q Lower Doulinick Street, Dublin
and Nsvsu. low
, 1883-02-10

,;srh As I.,.ss Of Memory, L7ssitrde, Noct'n-a!
Eu,issi,lls, Aver-I"f, 70 society, Dilon-ss rs
Vision, Noises ia the had tie vita! t'aii
,,:,sius uanLseryei il the urine, aud many
Other dise.se> that lead 10 insanity and death
nr. Min,ie viii agree - forfeit 1--WE Hrn-
dr.d DnlLr, for a case o, this Kind The Vita.
Restorative lunter hi, SIerit! adYlce and tIe't-
mautl will not cnT~. or lon anything impure nr
injurious f1nnd III It. Dr- Aiiuriu Treats al
Private Dis, ASS succ,s ssiuliv without mercury.
Consultation Free. Thorough exam natI''a
and ,,dyie-, inelu,!ips ANALYSIS "f Ur'He, = u
Price OF Vital Restorative. * 90 = battle, Oh
Jour lines the quantity, $40 90; sent 70 ANY
aidre>s upon receipt 81 prce, or C. o. D, So
cure from observation. AMI IL private name II
desired. By \. T. MINrlE VI. D.,
, 1883-02-10

0S TVEspar.-R,ilrcad officials report
that the washouts on the Northern Pacific,
between Sprague and Ainsx crth. will be re-
paved by Tuesday l;o-morrowl, and til
regular trains viii again resumed on that
date. Communication with the Spokane
country has been Gu. of TOR nearly week,
owing TO the mishaps TO the road-bed in the
way Of wash -oute. and ~ there ha, been q
heavy iaii of snow in that section OF eocn.ry
We may look Tor repetition Of this kind of
work a soon as j: commences to thaw.
, 1883-02-10

DEfAcrTER WsSrED.-Sheriff Thompson
has jest reeeised a photograph and descrip-
ton Of one Marc P. Kay. h:e clerk in the
Auditors ofkee Of Aamrd, county, Cal1for.
MIA He is wanted for raising county var
rants to the amount OF $40, COO, and 4 liberal
reward viii be gwen by the .uthoritiss for
his sppreheuson.
, 1883-02-10

A fLEasING TEsTINONIAL-Tne young
ladies Connected sith the Temperance ALI
anee Society iu this city. after procuring a
handsome and elaboratvly Inserted .lea,h,r
medal. proceeded at the meeting last Satur.
dsy eTening TO present the same to the Lom
hest man in the lodge, This being a some
what delicate matter. 1t WAS agreed TO de-
eide the case BY ballot, the result being the
selection Of Mr. ". Leslie as the lucky man.
For few moments the young gentleman
wSs quite overcome by his emotions, bu;
finally recovered and accepted the mouento
with neat Little SPEECH. While Mr. L.
Is decidedly proud OF lis ilizs, ne says he
cannot but think that the b.iiot-box was
stuffed and be may cont.s: the election.
, 1883-02-10
SAMPLE .JTTlE FREE

Sent on application by letter, stating Symp-
toms. sex aud age. Communications strictly
nhl-ntil'.
Il kearney Street, San Francisco. Ca.
D. Mintie'S Kidney Remedy. NephTeticau,
cures al kinds Of Kidney aud j adder cnu--
plants. G0unrrhua, Gle-t, Le'.cOrrha-a- For
sale by al druggists; 81 20 bottle, sax bottle
for 81 90
Dr. Nintie's DandeIion Pills, are the hest
aai cheapest Dyspepsia and Bilious cure IN
market Fog sale 10y all druggists. Hodge,
Davis l. c., P"rtlani, wholesale g, euts l'!y
All ord-rs tor meiicin- {. q. ID. must i-'
acc 'mpanied with 81, a. q guarantee Of geo:
faith, hich w'll be deducted when tie PACK
age Is -hipleG
, 1883-02-10

NJ o. 4e cascs at 1sa.isz.
Cauu.v Commissioner ooart il session.
II this Is no, Siberian weather. what Is ]. !,
Jobn b. Allen has returned from Portland
NJ. r. p. Alieu has returned fron Port
land.
4 poem oa spring is badly wanted at tbs
Office
Esys /. eszs now. and TOO hish TO associate
with ham
ars. Iasaters physicians report tie lady
ou. OF dAnssf.
I,isa co!G day for those who predicted "
mild open winter.
The thermometer a, 7:5J tbs morning indi-
Gated 20 below ZERO.
Mr. II. NJ. Chlse. Of this city. i, conhaed to
hi house by a severe cold
Manager Buckley, OF the y. p. L. r., was al
Wallula junction Yesterday.
Joe Ali chelI, the most conpanionable or al
the oompany : armvO- in the city.
Ths friends of Mrs J. NJ Gose viii be
grisved to learn that she j, quite Ill.
MT J. Aaders, who las been under Tie
weather wlth lad cad, Is again attending Io
business
Frank Larso., an o.i-time biggasera2n 'n
the o. Il. & \. r0ai !, nov c!srkiug IN sro
Gerry store in Portland.
1t Is reported that a u.aE named HarTy VII
lisns was froze-: TO death a. Sani Point on
Lake PEN d'Ofeille las. SATURDAY night.
The heavy snow fal previous to the cold
snap was worth tao million dOllars to thu
country by protecting the grain.
Powers, the d-i-uiting operator. who Wa
brought down from op"kIae cnuniy by Sheriff
Hal,un snd placei in the county jail in tbs
city icr safe keeping, i, out on $3.50 bail
CITY MarsbsI Just!e. ~iIl re.ain the an
who !. at presen. employed keeping the past
house in order and warm Tor matter OF t~'
weeks longer, or till the rmall-p poN danger is
entirely passed.
LAWYER NIDH lFS :'ar mum h"H iA'-
fe,sionAl TIP to Pendleton- lie Informs Us
that the smallpox scare a. We.e"ni i over and
that one pa'ieut ha, "a FAR recovered As 10 De
able TO attend 10 .he uthrr-
An old sharp advertised "B uSkespiIg g
taught in one lesson: teIIns. one COLLAR lie
-;.,t a large clAs- on the opening night, aud,
after they we're seated and the dollars rush, d
in, d. said, The wAo!e art If b,.k k-ke-ping
hinge, ou three words Never lend them,'
Far the first time in the history Of Walla
Walla during 4 severe cold spell the price f
cord wood las not raiseI From iIquiIi,s
til, m,Ining at he office Of the Miil Creek
Flulne ami Manufacturing Company We are
informed tina, the price remains the same as
usual.
"Wko,r excIaims devoted psrtizsn Of the
huge S S.rator from Illinois, "who shall step
into the shoes Of David Davis :" And Bob
Burdrtte replies: The next Senator may
step into David Davis shoes, but by the great
Ams fican desert hs d better keep ont of the old
mans ,rouscr, ii he wants 10 be found il time
to draw any pay"
\ Portland paper of recent date, con'a Il
ing an article on our admission, comes vely
close to s.atiug ,he truth. The substance oi
the article l. ;,bou. as follow: The aspiring
politicians seem {" Ia tn:fest more ahXie-y cot
cerning the admission Of Washington Tern
tory than tie people Thor i al elserness t"
serve he people in the capac.ty q: Senator.
And the STsrEsyAS adds, Public Printer.
, 1883-02-10
Connections.

Al Tacuma with Pacinc Mail steamships
San Francisco, and with Sound steamers
Victoria, Seattle. olympia and all points
Puget Sound.
At Lake View with -.a2ef for Steilscoo,n.
At 1euino with the Olympia and Teni
fsilroad for Olympia.
At kalama with the o. X. & " Co.'S bnst
for Portland and all railroad and -teaInsh
ines entering at Portland
, 1883-02-10
TIE GREAT ENGLISH wsn.uy

Is e neyer-failinc cu.-
for Nervous l,ehi' ",
Ex haustyd Vitality.
Seminal WeIkr---.
Sperlatnnho4, i1sI
Mtr fiopd, imPu.en
q, Paralysis, iros T.
{ rrhUa. au3 al th
terrible fleets ot
Sell Abuse. youthful
fnliirs, ami eNcr,ses
in matuUrT VtlTs
, 1883-02-10
PEN D'OREilIE DIVISION.
waiiuIn junction 10 = oknnc Falls.


At Wallula Junction with the O. Il. 4 n
Go. s railroad lines.
At Cheney with stages for Medical LAX
Spanglr and farninCtou.
At Spokane Falls with stages for Colfs
Fort COlvile. Lewiston, Medical Lake, Spa
gle. Fort Coeur d'AIene, Lake Pend d'Oreil
and all points in Northern Idaho.
Through Tickets,
Through tickets for sale at the principal off
-es of the company, AMI at the office OF the o
K. / n. Co., in Portland, Oregon, to Victor
and Seattle, and via 7. II. 5. \. Co.'S steam
ship from Tacoma and o. Il. & ~ Co. 3 and J
c. S. 5. Co.'S steamships from Portland
San Francisco.
Through tickets 10 Portland. Oregon, 70
sale at Victoria. Seattle, Tacoma and TENN
J. W. SPRAGUE, JOHN MUIR,
Genl. Supt't. Supt of Traffic PortlAld
OTIS SPRAGUE. Supt Pac Div.
Ii. w FAIRWEATHER.
SUIT. Pend d'0reille Division