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, 1883-09-08

Nir. French, formerly Assistant S,r
eeant-at Arms of the House of Regroseu-
ts,ives, IN a recent lge;urs, ta.d this good
s,cry about Gay BU-.5T. Wien Butler
vas CHAIRMAN of the Judiciary Commit
tee Of the House, a delegation from one
Of the Southern SAFES came 10 bm to
conier about the proposed Impeachment
Of Federal ,IldSe, the charges against
whom savcred cf partisanshiP. Il don't
know" was Mr.. Ba,ler's r,piy, Il an
Chairman Of the judiciary Comnittee OF
the House The necessary action can
re had here, tu- lyman Trumbuil Is
Chairman ci the Senate Committee, aHG
Judge Trumtull Is troubl,d with two
;hngs-the dyspepsia, which makes him
miserable, and 4 coLscience, which makes
him uncertain.
, 1883-09-08
Copper Ore.

Some oil the finest copper ore that ever
came out OF a mine was received at Holmes
drug store, on Tuesday evening. 1t is from
the fast becoming celebrated mine in Union
colnrY, Ogn, in which many Waila Wal.
hans are interested. Much of the ore is So
per cent. pure copper and is of tine finest
quality. We prsiic: immense things from
this ledge. and whea well opened it viii
rank amopg the first copper mines OF the
worii.
, 1883-09-08
Let Us Have Peace.

Some discussion seems to have arisen
in relation to the proposed reception at
;his place Of the Wizard party. This is
% be regretted The right time for ali
this, II strikes Us, was at the beginning.
!rvi,atiaps have been sent 10 the city
officials of quite number of our sister
:.gics. These invitations have been cor
daily accepted, and quite number OF
people from other localities will throng
9ur streets. Many people of prominence
throughout the country have expressed a
de., rr.inatiun TO be present. Spokane
h..i.s, Calfa1, and even G-aude Rcnde
valcg viii he represented. Ii is gener-
n expression that Wa!la Walla las taker
step in the right direction aud when
Sc consider tina. our farming community
are taking hold of the matter with zeal,
We cln see no good reason why the oc-
.asiun should not be ore long 10 be re-
aietnbered.
For ;he first tine in our history we are
brought within easy reach with our east
ern neiEhbers and placed upon social and
business relationships with them. Such
N event ought to be properly recognized.
The corporation that has accomplished
MS result ought to be honored therefor
by SO doing you do not endorse their past
OF promise 70 do So for their future course
i0u honor the corporation by showing
respect TO us accredited head-not the
.uaa, bat the office. Such course Ger
tlinly Will rebound to our credit All petty
feelings ought to be buried. Revenge,
If such thing is or may bs i,esired, ought
to ne vanished in the one effort, not for
self but for the future OF the community
IN which we live.
Il dong this se are bu: defending our
selves aud striving 70 keep peace with
other localities that We must know are
bending every energy 10 further their
OAR interests. Ii We love cur homes as
gs~.uEhT, ard will do what Is bes, for the
aybuiliing Of the best interests thereof,
We would neglect no opportunity calcu-
lated TO reach that end Having this OF
lee; in yisw in the matter in discussion.
cur Mayor aud common council made a
move IN The right direction and no doubt
vi. be sustained by every one who viii
-ive the matter serious reelection. While
the question Of expense may intrude it.
self, 1t ought hot 70 be made pswer by
those Sho seemingly oppose the move
Dent. Expenses, If they cannot be le-
-aiiy met III one way, surely may in an
3;A-r, and no particular friction caused.
Let Us have peace and work together
Sith one common object to benefit all By
oeIeGting the country where We live.
, 1883-09-08

Russia, Ike The United SAFES, Is sui
fering from the destructiou off,res,s, The
reckless emitting down Of trees threaten
ing. according to the Novce Nrlwyl, to
convert some Of ,be best wooded provinces
into barren waste S.uce 1864 the
ministry # the domains has made at
,empts 10 prescribe the general rules for
preserving ;he forests. bu- Jh, constant
opposition OF private interests has st"oa
ii the way. II 0stroysEy, minister =
domains, IS nov os lhe opinion that It is
time To return to the 5,c-ii"e -ci Pete:
the Gsea', who placed tic iy,ess under
impcrial administrator. 81 arrangement
which was abolished 10y Catherine II, a.
favor Of the nobility.
, 1883-09-08

As one good ,u5n deserves another, The
compliment PAID " Venezuela III erect
irg statue 10 Washington Is 10 be vere
promptly followed by Ike courtesy II
this country, with the erection oj s'a,"s
10 Bolivar IS, also. thu Caracas moru-
ment was unveiled IN the birthday ot
Bolivar, 50 the memorial to the grca.
Venezuelan viii be unveiled, il is sup
poscd, on tho birthday OF Washington.
The attending cersmony may have Ger
tain value in fxirg public thought upon
the collateral influence # Washington S
career in inspiring he men f Spanish
American colonies % throw ei: The Euro
rean woke.
, 1883-09-08

If the varicus capita ns aud professors
Who are sEsrn.iag arotnd the Niagara
rayiis, either IN person OF by depn,y.
buchlng on their armor and infa'ing
their balloons, but still psu.iug upon the
brink, do not plunge in, they nay and
rivals coming 70 snatch thsir prospective
laarels. 0ae such Person Is r5PO-tel 10
have travelled AN the way from Paris 70
accomplish the feat in which Webb failed
de hurried across the ocsan with greet
esgerness on learning Of the Eagish swim
r,er's terrible death, and IS ne claims 70
have had $4,000 wagered on lis at
tempt by the Count de Lagrange, he
shows h,mseli ovm2etea; 81 leass 10 III
the group of loud takers who ;ntes; Nj.
Azsra All these, however. are outdone
BY Domenioo Rieci, who MSS IrtrCGucli i
a; the receut congress ot IIslisn A,p.ae
eiehs, at B,eseis, oy eI-M MISTER Ssila, as
"a man Who hai swum the Niagara rap
ids" This WIS deo.dediy getting the ad
vantage OF the people who ara ouly sOi3g
- sslu tse;n - zee fasg-e.
, 1883-09-08

ale never dickegei win the primaries
never st fed Convention, never bought
a nomination, says the New York Hoid
Of TIE late Jare Black. Right here II
would be well TO note that Jere Black
never succeeded IN getting into Crngress,
and for the las. thirty years Of his life
never held an elective ofice oi any kind,
Shall we add that the moral IS Obvious,
and that even the Politician who runs may
rrail
, 1883-09-08

..s,ek y,nnic- erts MS Work .. at Pea
sslefon.


a man bearing the cozromen OF JIM
uie. with 10 sarrame known 70 bis sc
aaaintances. has been around town several
day.. saws the Pendleton Edf OrcyoRiaa.
and Saturday night while engaged N game
Of faro which James Hines Was dealing, and
Tbos. Miiarkey Was overseeing, claimed be
wa. being defrauded Of $40, and drew his
pi,,ol on the de..ier to recover that amount
Whether he recovered it or not Is not known
10 the E o. mar, but pistols ware drawn on
both sides, and rumor says Jimmie got
his money hack. This man Jimmie
turned I'D Monday in a new role, no longer
a gambler, but suspicion points to him as
being a professional "roller.' or In othe:
words first-class thief A man who was IN
his company Monday morning named Henry
johnson, who has been st work on the rail-
road between here AMI C.nterville, claims
he had $500 On bis peroOn, but in the after
noon was found in an intoxicated condition
with only s3Sl.S5, which was taken from
him ard turned over 70 Marshal Sargent, by
C. Qainer, proprietor of the New Eng
land House. DIR. ". W. Whitcomb says
the man was doped, and i. is thought that
this man Jimmie" performed the opera
tiou for the purpose of robbery, as be tells
good many crooked stories about the affair.
This Jimmie says johnson drew $500 out
of the bank, but the bank officials say no
such amount wss drawn by any such man.
Judging By the pistol act, and his associa-
ticns, it is safe to say he is nan who viii
never be an ornament to society or the town
of Pendleton, hence If he is found be will
receive his walking tapers or tFip-pass to
the town calaboose.
If we are not mistaken, the " Jimmie
referred to il weak. consumptlve' looking
kid. weIl-krown in Walia Walla as Sick
Jimmie" We don't know what jimmie Is
sick Of, but it is very evident that the peo-
pIe Of Pendleton are sick OF Jimmie. We
don't blame them.
, 1883-09-08
SbefiGs Sale Of Real Estate.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
II issued out Of the District Court Of the
Territory CT Washington and Tor the First
Judicial District thereof helding terms 1t
WaIIs waila, walla Walis county, IN said
Territory. and 10 me directed and delivered
ior a Judgment rendered in said Court IN the
2l,h day of May, A D. 1883. in favor of
Frsd Muller and James B. Thompson. De
fsudsnss, and agains. A H Clark. Plaintiff.
for the sum Of one hundred and FIFTY dollars,
With interest at the rate OF 10 per cent Der
snnum from the 9th day Of May, lsa2. and
the further sum Of twenty-one dollars and
eighty cents, costs Of suit. I have levied upon
he following described real estate, to-xit !:
Lots 9. and 5 in block Is. in Cams addition
10 Walls Wslis City, ". T., also the south-
west half of Fractional Lot 8. and The ncrth'
east half of Fractional Lot Z. IN block y
Gains addition 70 WallA WallA City, Waila
WalIa county, Washington Territory.
Notice Is hereby given that on the zth day
of September, & D. 1883, At the hoor Of .
o'clock P. H., of ssid day vM sel Al the
right. title md interest Of tie sAid A. b.
Clark in aad to the sbcse described real estate
at the Court House door in the aty spd eoun-
ty of WallA WsllA, Wsshinston Territory. at
public auction to tie highest bidder, 70 nsisty
aid Execution ani Al costa
Given under my hand this Sd day of Au-
,,st a ID ISS3 aS-td
so''' - - JAMES B. THOMPSON.
Sheriff Of W.ila Walia county, ". 7.
, 1883-09-08
Champion { orr.

From the Blalock farm, In Wasco county,
Ogn., we have received some OF the iHest
corn ever raised on this coast, and equal IN
every respect to that raised in Illinois. 1t
is the King Philip white variety and dent
corn. Raised as it was on the drlest OF dry
hills without irrigation, ram or cultivation
it speaks volumes for the productive capac-
ity Of the country east Of the Cascades.
, 1883-09-08
.ScrPIo Y V Dee L lS-s

IfI', N. :, DEC j, iot5
7 dm TIE Pastor Of the Baptist Church
here, and al educated physician. sm not
in practice, but sm my sole family physician,
and advise IN many chronic cases Over a
year ego l recommended your Hop Brtters
70 NY invalid wife. who has been under
ns6icsi treatment Of AibanY's best physi-
oians several years. She has become thor
oughly cured Of her various complicated dis
casts by their use We both recommend
them TO our friends, many of whom have
also been cared OF their various ailments BY
them. Rsv. +. r WARgEy.
, 1883-09-08

San Francisco, slYs the HaF EtP5a
OF that city, Was treated to s'me very h2e
music during Couc.aye wcct, by the First
Cayalry,. Royal Hawaiian and Lyon "
Healy's bands especially. In order @:
nle,i. the baads should be placed IS Ur
have placed them. The First Cavalry
hand will probably be removed from the
uo1thern frontier to Washington or some
other important military andsociai centre,
where its sweetness vii! not be gasted Oh
the desert air. The army should ho
proud # it. The Eighth Infantry ana
Frst Artillery bands are also very good.
, 1883-09-08

In Detroit, steam whistles are reguia-
ted by law, AID the hoa7se, diseoEdani
screech which in most ciyies laceFa'os the
ears of the hearer Is there unknown.
There are some whistles III this city which
might be muzE'ed, to the great iGcTsa5e
of the comfort Of dwellers in tho vicinity.
, 1883-09-08

Charles 4. Dana has so 900 invested
in old China ana $4,000 in fancy chick
en-. NJ. Dana lives Ike prince on the
500, coo year that he draws from the
newspaper in which he writes SO ilsn'ly
about returning to the '.repu5!ican sim
pliciiy Of our fathers.
, 1883-09-08

We only Sell for Cash

we gave credit the whole fabric of our system would
he broken to pieces right For example sell NOR
clothing than any two houses in Waa Waa and we on
commenced to sell them few months ago. Mustn't then
be reason for this Cfcourse there is its the prices We
buy clothing for cash and we sell them lor cash. neh w
know what we are doing FIVE sell suit OF clothes
for fifteen dollars that twenty other places its all
right we are perfectly satisfied because that man knows be
has beer we'll treated and he will tell his friends he hs
been we'll treated that's what we're struggling for the good
will Of the public Stores that get big prices don't like n
of course not bat that's of business Its the pubG
we want to please competitors. We sell suits OF clothes
for eleven dollars other charge fifteen for the same
Pay fifteen and you may get credit you can pay US clever
but you put down the money before the suit leaves M
store.
, 1883-09-08

Ten Australian colonies have accepted
an inritation 20 attend conference to be
held a. Melbourne shortly for the purpose
of discussing the question Of the annsxa-
,ion Of New Guinea and oshe, Islands Of
;ha Paci6c
, 1883-09-08

II the workiugmen Of this country have
made up their minds to be true to them
selves and 70 ore another they may st by
and view, without excitement Of fear, the
efforts tha; are made to Iul!iiy the CAL
nese Restriction Treaty; because, should
the schemers reach The paiat Of saying:
.'The Treaty Is worthless: the Chinese
may come" the woIkingmeh can rise up
ea :agssc and say with one voice: 81;
matters not whether ths Treaty ls or >,
no: worthless; the C-i.efe shall ng, come;
and then thew Wont cgIar.
, 1883-09-08

"Peopie fear neWspaper,' remarks
Judge Hoadley, the Democratic NOMINEES
FOR Governor CT 0hlo. Tire C:ncinna:.
Times-Star thinks this is esPec.s!ly true
Of the candidate who Is called upon to
help hold mp the financial end of party
, 1883-09-08
Ri-yu Ciatsva.

The Yakin. Record says large member
Of Indisns have recently gone across the
Cascade Mountains to the Sound to engage
IN hop picking for the season Some appre-
hsnsion is felt lest the force Of pickers
N the Yakima egoa VIII be inadequate ior
the large crop in that section.
, 1883-09-08
New Arrival.

On Tuesday there arrived at the residence
of Geo. 7. Thompson young stranger who
was imme! !lately recognized as one OF the
family. His advent was heraldel with
much nose, but he was none the less vel
coined He weighs good nine POUNDS, and
this section has room for many more Ike
him.
, 1883-09-08
Ieehlp Statesman
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER $, 1883

Two Virginia doctors fought aduel last
week, and, as neither IS satisfied Hith
the result, they threaten 70 renew the
contest at syme near Cay. I; Is a great
mistake, when Sighting duel, tostop be
fore you have get euosga.
, 1883-09-08
ORDINANCE No. III.
Ordinance. Appropriaiins one IfeusaHd
Doliar. for Street Purposes.

The city OF Walla Walla does oFdain as follows;
SECTION ]. That there be and is hereby
aporopr;atei out Of the Road Fand one
thousand dollars. to be used tor street prr.
Noses. and the SAID srm .: one thousand
dollars shall te paid TO the Chairman OF the
Committee On Streets ard Public Improve
n,ents to be expended for the POrpo-ss here
in mentioned.
Passed the Council Sept. 1, 1883.
LIZ 4. SHAW, City Cl'-k.
Approved sept, 4. lssS. NJ
, 1883-09-08
LOST I

NEAR wAITsBURG, AUGUST 4TH
IN one bay horse col. about months old,
small white strip in forehead, bell tied on
with cotton rope. Anyone giving information
a. 70 It's whereabouts viii be amply rewarded
by the owner. JOHN GOODWIN,
aus11tf P. o. Address Dayton, ". L.
, 1883-09-08

The city Of Wslla Walia dosa ordain as follows;
Srcrtos |. That the sum Of eleven hundred
and twenty-five dollars Is hertby appropriated
from the road fu-i for the purpose OF paying
the balauce due the contractor for the con-
s.ruc.ion Of the Main street bridge.
Passed tbs Council Sept. 4, 1885.
T. K TASSATI. Mayor.
Approved Sept. 4. 1883.
LHF A. SHAW, CITY Clerk.
, 1883-09-08

II bilious. or sctiering from impurity of
blood, or weak lungs ami fear Consumption
tscrofalous disease qf the lungl take Dr..
Piercs's "Golden Medical DsooveEy" aEa
it viz c.rs yoa- By drsxsA
, 1883-09-08
HGOCD LIGEiT!@

People goods a mnetnt
Light Darkness h charity multitude SINS
thing world dark when goods are
good place to buy dress good. silks
bought blue
get q dCc
dark store because purchaser idea the color na
all faded far the q
feel There need Of anything
You Eya -
can't sell had ds '
ell difference.
, 1883-09-08
WHAT WE ARE OFFERING N0W!==

of faII Goods from New Yort and other eastern cities
already being shipped. We have yet large surplus Of sum
mer goods hand but the great bulk of them will be JUS
suitable for the coming for the present Still
alike they be cleared of way The most a
sabe goods have been marked down. and people that m
our store during the next few weeks well be amazed
the prices they will We stating facts now in Pn
language that be easily proven that have been oe
proven before. We do offer great slaughter sales
other such filthy expressions that grace u the newPaps
We simply state that for the next few weeks will on
DRY GooDs CLOTHING. BooTs and SHOES, and Rif
20 per cent less than they cost previously in this w
, 1883-09-08
0E0lNsNCE NO. Ee.

An Ordinance Apprepriatin. Money Tor
the Payment Of the Balance bne fhe
Contractor for the Construction Of the
Mais street Bridge.
, 1883-09-08

We do business altogether different principle from
any house in Waa Wala or in the Territory. 1t a lady
enters our establishment and buys bill of Dry Goods
amounting fifty dollars it is special aim to sell those
goods that lady least fifteen dollars less than they would
cost her anywhere else for this because We w
chase that ladys good wishes and good will and consider
THAT worth the whole fifty dollars. This will seem strange
doctrine to some merchants nevertheless its doctrine and
we propose to stand by it. Of give lady fifty d
lars worth of goods for thirty advertisement That's
all right we know this but that's the kind OF advertisements
the people want We not looking for large profits
wouldn't suit our ideas its LARGE SALES we are alter M
matter how much business We can do still selfish
enough to do more and low prices going to do it then
it's an accomplished fact.
, 1883-09-08

USE ROSE NIL&
, 1883-09-08
IF YOU DO READ THIS!
IT'S A RESUME OF WHAT We Offer |
IT PLACES FACTS IN PLAIN WORDS
IT TELLS VHY I'VE CAN SELL CHEAP
IT PLACES FACTS IN PLAIN WORDS
TT TELLS WHY I'VE CAN SELL CHEAp

Every man. woman and could in the country knows |,
they give the subject little consideration that an establish
ment doing business on cash basis afford sell ch.
est if they want to-
~"Doheny & Marum propose to prove to yOu91
that it is as much their interest to sell you
goods cheap as it is your interest to buy
E$Goods Cheap" ~
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-07-26
GERMANY AND THE czAR.

Very cordial expressions of friendship
aud mutual good will were exchanged
between the emperor of Germany and
the szar of Russia at the time of the lat.
ter's coronation; but in the meantime
the German government does not forget
to provide for possible contingencies in
the future. The cable informs us that
the small fortress of Kustrin is to be
transformed into fortified place of the
first class. Kustrin is situated between
Berlin and the Russian frontier, on the
River Oder and mt The crossing OF the
railway from Berlin to Warsaw with
several other roads OF Importance. The
place is evidently intended to serve for
the protection OF the German capital in
case OF war with Russia The latter
power will scarcely have any reason for
complaining of this apparent mark of
distrust, for Russia began first to fortifv
her German frontier. The action OF
Germany can, indeed, not be taken as {,
hostile demonstration having an i'm.
mediate meaning. 1t is merely an act
OF that timely caution for which the
general staff OF the German army is SO
we'll known.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-07-26
Use of Steel Nails

From the Boston Commercial BulIetip.1
Within the past six r.onths the use OF
steel nails has increased largely. They
came into the market about n year ago
and found an immediate sale. One by
one The leading nail companies of this
state took up this line of manufacture
until all now produce steel nails regu.
larly. No change in machinery is re.
CURED. The knives for cutting the steel
plates dull much quicker than on iron
work, but otherwise the cost of manu-
facture is not increased beyond the first
cost of the steel bloom as compared with
pig or scrap iron which is used in MAX
ing iron nails. At first the extra cost of
steel nails was /! cents per pound or
Sl.50 per keg, but it has now been re.
duced to 81 extra.
The great advantage of the steel nails
is that they can be driven into hard
wood as easily as an iron nail will 90 in-
to a pine board. We have seen steel
nails driven into white oak knot with
out bending. Nothing else is now used
In laying hardwood floors, MS they re.
quire no boring, but are driven readily.
For all kinds OF hard finish they are es
pecially adapted, and as so much hard
finish is now employed, their use must
be on the increase. They are also use d
largely by car builders, and box makers
are increasing their demand for them.
Box makers have been using the better
grades of IRON nails, as they desire those
which can be drawn and redriven. The
steel nail meets this requirement better
than any other.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-07-26
A Live Man in the Hearse

lfroni tne syracuse IN. VI Times.
When returning to this city few
days ago from Belle Isle, where he had
made Il burial, an undertaken overlook a
decrepit old German who lad scarcely
vitality enough to drag himself out OF
the way of the undertaker's team. Per-
celving the condition of the old man.
the undertaken reigned his horses and
asked hlm where he was going. "Ho-
tel, Geddes," he said. ''Would YOU
like to ride?" the undertaken asked.
4ah!" was the curt reply. The un-
dcrtakcr got down from his high seat
and told the worn traveller that the ouly
place he had for him to ride was within
the hearse, and if he would accept such
accommodations he was perfectly well
come to do SO. "All right" he said,
and the undertaken threw open the doors
OF the hearse and assisted the old man
into 1T. He placed his bundle under
Meath his head, lay down on the floor of
the hearse, and the undertaken closed
the doors and resumed his journey.
Canal-boys stopped their horses, passers-
ny gazed i'll amazement, small boys fol-
lowed the hearse for miles, and dumb
founded people looked out from their
windows or front yards at the strange
spectacle. "Stop the mans not dead i"
shouted crowd just outside the limits
OF Geddes, but the undertaken drove on
all the more rapidly, with the threaten
ing yells of the crowd ringing in his
ears. When the undertaken reached
Geddes he released his passenger, who
was profuse in his thanks of the hosp,-
tality extended. Between one and two
hundred people collected at the spot
where the man was lot out and demand
ed an explanation OF the undertaken,
who drove away without satisfying them.