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himseif under The treatment of DR.. Bar
thol, formerly his family physician. He
goes By the advice of DIR. W. H. Falls, his
family physician here, who says he is Ia
boring not only under malarial trouble,
but under severe, if not serious, nervous
prostration. growing out Of his arduo US
labor in his campaign, and the anxiety in
eidens to is. There is no definite time
fixed for his sojourn in Philadelphia, and
that will depend upon the orders Of Dr..
Barthol, his physician, under whose
orders the Judge will place himself when
he arrives at that city.
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CRIMES.
TRAIN WRECKING.
Especial Telegram to the Globe. |

Especial Telegram to the Globe.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Sept. 2.-Some ex-
citement has been occasioned in Bay View
by what appears to have been an attempt
at train wrecking. From the facts it ap-
pears that the unknown parties connected
with the affair designed q deliberate
wreck for objects which are not fully un-
derstood. The affair occurred at late
hour, when the locomotive of the rolling
mill at Bay View ran train off the
switch. Charles Learned, switchman, and
Matt Gallagher, brakeman, were quite
seriously injured. The suspision is strong
that some one Intentionally misplaced the
switch, leaving it half way between
the two rails. Who the parties are is not
known, although conclusions point to the
theory that the deed was committed by en-
emies of the parties who sustained injuries.
The cold-blooded attempt of the would-be
train wreckers might have been attended
with far more serious consequences. 1t was
a wonder that no fatal results were occa-
stoned. If, as would appear, some one
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-03
TEE GREAT EXHIBITION,
Owatonna Preparing for the Minnesota
State Fair.
A FINE LINE OF ENTRIES.
Prospects of the Best Show in the
History Of the State.
NOTHING IS LEFT UNDONE
To Make the Exhibition the Greatest
Success Of the Northwest.
OTHlNG IS LEFT UNDONE

The state fair is the largest boom of the
season. Every stall is filed. The city is
filled with stock. Forty-two carpenters
are at work putting up stalls. Over 500
head of stock are now here and every de-
partment full. It is just simply immense.
Blackwood, ,Jr., and Van Arnim, of Commo-
dore Kittson's string, arrived on the st.
Louis train this evening. Blackwoo1, Jr.,
trotted to beat his record.
On Tuesday, the steer to be barbacued in
honor of the governor, was killed this
afternoon. Tuesday, governors day, will
be big day. Everybody is coming.
The special train on the Northwestern
will commence on that day from
Mankato and Winona and on the Chicago,
Milwaukee & st. Paul on Monday. Gov
ernor Hubbard and the invited eueste
will arrive ct Owatonna on an early train
Tuesday morning. The banquet will be
given at IL m. sharp on Tuesday. Owa-
tonna is getting ready for the crowds of
people which are coming. The race track
is in the best possible condition and the
stables are filled with the crack trott ers
and grand week of trotting is guaran-
teed If the weather permits. Other attrac-
tions are going to be added by the society
that will be announced here.
after. Three train loads OF
stock arrived from Minneapolis over the
Chicago. Milwaukee & st. Paul railroad
to-day. The Northwestern has brought
stock from Sparta.andiJ u anesville, Wis, and
other points in Wisconsin, besides Chat.
field and other points in Minnesota, thus
giving the state society one-third more
stock than was at the Minneapolis fair.
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Dissolved Connection,

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2.-The Philadel-
phia delegates to the general assembly of
the Knights of Labor at Cincinnati, started
west tonight. The Telegraphers Broth
erhood has dissolved connection with the
Knights of Labor.
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D.mooratio club Dem monstrations.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 2.-The Jefferson club
and the Duckworth club, two Democratic
organizations of this city, have tonight
arranged for mass meeting to be held in
Court street, Market square, to ratify the
Highland house Democratic nominations
for the general assembly and the county
officers, 1t is stated tonight that Senator
Pendleton will be invited to speak and that
a large number of prominent speakers
will be on the platform
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-03
Peter the First Pope.

PROVIDENCE, Sept. 2-Monsignor Cspel
lectured at st. Nary's church at Newport
this evening before an immense congrega-
ton. The subject was ''The First Pope,
His Commission and His Character" He
agreed that Peter was the first pope of
the Catholic church, and from Christ
through him his power descended through
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Judge Hoadley Goes to PhiladeIphia to be
Treated for His Illness.

CINCINNATI, 0. Sept. 2.-Judge George
Hoadley, Democratic nominee for COVER
nor, started at 7:49 tonight by the Pan
handle railway to Philadelphia to place
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Death of lawful Gardner. y

Nsw YORK, Sept. 2.-The funeral ser
vices over the remains of Orville Gardner,
evangelist, known in New York for thirty
years as "Awful Gardner, the pugilist,"
took place to-day in Brooklyn. Many
who knew him in early life were present.
Gar dner was victim of the Riverdale ex-
plosion the other day. Thomas Gregg,
another victim of the explosion was also
buried to-day.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-03
~ROUGH ON CORNS. ,,

Ask for Wells "Rough on Cerns." 15c.
Quick, complete, permanent cure. Corns,
warts, bunions.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-03

Fast, brilliant and fashionable are the
Diamond Dye colors. One package colors to
lbs. of goods. 10 cents for any color.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-03

**%'The best advice may come too late.''
Said sufferer from Kidney troubles, when asked
to try Kidney-wort. ''I'n try it but it will be
my last DOSE" The man got well and is now
recommending the. remedy to all sufferers. In
this case good advice came just in time to save
the man.
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Received by the Chicago Communicates

Received by the Chicago Communicates.
CHICAGO, Sept. 2.-Denolai commandery
of Louisville, KY, the winner of the prize
drill banner at the recent triennial con-
clave of Knights Templar, reached this
city from San Francisco this afternoon
and was met at the depot by the local COM
manderies and driven about the city. 1t
leaves tomorrow afternoon. for home.
, 1883-07-07

4 medlca! writer III g leading English
paper says that the Ignorance of most
reople OF nursing and medical treatment,
even Of the simplest kind, IS profound.
- remember" he writes, some years
a., beng called to an Israelite who had
f.i.tei, and whom | found surrounded
by score OF friends, the outer circle
ha4l!n. and the inner eudeavOring to
cam teaspooufuls of Jam into his mouth.
remember educated people sorrowin9
because their reiative-down with typhoid
iev,r-canuot eat mutton chop. | re-
member cases Of measles and chicken pox
sent to school in cold and wretched
4eltntr. | remember patients lost
whom nursing would have saved; and
many saved hy nursing alone And re-
.neub,ring these, remembering host Of
cases suG lar or worse than those record
eI. Of ignorance, fcolishness, and reck
lessncss, multiplying incredibly the mis-
cry . Il wretchedness in world 80 bur
den with them already, ! cry, Who VIII
make hlmse!f or herself a blessing t.
ovrrS, rhed and aggravated doctors by
t,lchins people common sense and nurs-
ing sense, and the Importance Of things
hey deem trlfing, but which are more
potent IN the saving Of life than all the
pills and pissrers Of brilliant phar-
n.acupo.a r.
, 1883-07-07

E'.. oar. tar a.r 49, -a, sv'ircr of
asp rrai O.. 3D.. Fe.r-s vUu Sa'r
" .,.lS : &C.! sy IL >n..a-. is
nl .s .aa' th. ST ra-., s. ,2-rn-
s,.h a.ra 5 men. .r.. ar. a.rr. uT less
81. The t-as rf ha $ ,a., are las;
O., r. as sa-e. IN. a..,.r.s... hats = .,f-
"a, E.,... sr ....a ,,r...g-. ..r
I. " ''' ''""'''' '' s''''''.'''
B. -tH i,s-. n.r. "f Of. 'H Structure. As
"a, t.r bad e yer. = .5 - m.u. ,ae
&C.. ... f.,, .-...r. .,..- s-v.r..l ,s.z--sy.r.
- r.. f...... and l..
, 1883-07-07
sherifrs Sale of Real Estate.

n UTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ IN pursuance OF Z Decree of foreclosure,
order OF Sale and JCdgmen, issued out OF the
District Court Of the Territory at " ashington,
and Tor the Firs. Iu;icial district thereof hold
Ing terms 1t Waila Walia, walla WallI coun
", IN said JeTritory in a certain action therein
pen8ing, wherein ". J. Dyer, was Plaintiff.
and Jim 0'Donneu and Arabella 0'Donnen.
were Defendants, which said Decree, order Of
Sale and Judgment was rendered in sai6 action
on the Ith day of May, A. D, 1888. In favor
Q! said Plaintiff and against said Defendants
tn- the sun o! s56S 66. wiki interest from date
st the rate OF , Per cent per month, and the
further sum OF $50 Sc, attorneys fees, together
WITH SSl. .i5 cost OF suit Now, therefore. by
virtue OF said Deere OF foreclosure, order of
Sale and judgment, certified COPY OF which
has been duly issued out Of md under the Seal
9t ssid Court and 20 ne directed and Delivered
VII - satisfy said Decree of foreclosure.
order Il Sale and Judgment, said ATTORNEYS
ices, interest, costs, and all increased costa on
Monday, the SOth dsv u July, A. D. 1855. At
the hour OF 2 o'clock P. u Of said day. 3: the
Curt house door IN the City AMI county Of
Nal-a " ala, " Washington Territory. irIy sell
81 PIhiIc Auction 20 the highest bidder TIE
premises in said Decree. order of Sale snd
Judgment ed ard described as fellows.
% wit: The Sc OF :he NV of Section y.
IoSnsfdp I North, Range IS East, situate
lying and bsiny IL walla Walla county. Nash
lnston Territory, with al and singular the
h@reditanea.s and appurteaances rhareunto
belonging.
Given under NY hsrd this 10Th day Of june,
j36s JAMES B. THOMPSON.
sessia Ct WNla Wslls county, ". 7.
, 1883-07-07
The Curse of Guiteuu.

1 special from Washington says the
fact tia; Michael Sheahan, one OF the
Guiteau Jurors, has sone insane has sng-
r,.;.4 TO one of the Washington papers
tha, Guiteau's prophecy that evIi would
b.faIl Al tho5e c5nrectcd with tis cony c.
ti9u. i. coulIrg trys. tSheahaus relatives
state tn; the frequent mal-dieii'ns II
Ga., ~, daring his trial. upon all VIII
shoald .iad him guilty have haunted Shea
IAN f.- months aad have lately hePt HIM
awake q nights. \ local writer suggests
the fa!loaiug incidents shich have occnT-
nd III the way q the fulhllment Of
G1.rean's curse The death of District
A,,grBeF CJrkhlll's wife was the trst
even, winch could be called fulhliment
o, the Gutsau prophecy; Juror Hubos
wife died, Surgeo.. General Barnes, an
important witness, died; Judge Porter s
health Is said TO be wrecked; Marsha!
Henry, Ballif Stahl, Detective McEirich,
JalI-wagon Guard Perry Carson and the
driver # the iail-wagon, James Leonard,
we're dismissed from the service, DR.
Noble Young, an important expert Wit
ness, died; Rev. Dr. Hicks has been
lIbeled; Dr.. Gray, another expert, was
shot al in the Utica Asylum; Dr. Mc-
Donald has been the subject OF nvesti-
.a,ua IN connection with his adninistra-
tinn Of Ward S Island, y. Y; Officer faf
kearney's removal from the Baltimore
aud Potomac depot vas only temporary
misfortune, but was thought at one time
20 number among those Of the fulhilmeni
IF the curse. Poor Nike Sheehan "2s
well known and well liked by every one
who knew him
, 1883-07-07
B~ BOOTS AND SHOES! E5N

This department is of the special features OF
establishment, and the immense extent to which this trade
has grown with has not been surprise We say has
been Il surprise, because knew the reason. II we
sell we'll made seryiceable boot for Five Dollars that cost
six dollars everywhere else isn't it that
would sell plenty OF them The price of Boots and Shoes
is important matter with the public and we
at the end oil the But it cash delivery We could
no. begin to sell boots and shoes the prices do
gave credit.
, 1883-07-07
Notice TO- Distribuis.p.
TEEEIT ~ OF WASHINGTON, tSs
County Of " ais NaIls.

. -
County Of Walis u alis.
- PR0BATE-Ia tic Ia..er or tEs Es:I:. Of
DAVID HARLR, deceased.
H.IATION.-On reading the du'y verified
X e i-ian 81: Sarah Earsr. deoedent's wid.
X, md Mrs. jemins = J Kirkland. A A:red
: H,rer sni John H Ha-er. desc ie..t's
c'l.a IN. Tie IN ;ais court, setting forth that
sv.i Hsrer. petitioners hrsbani and father
lei iEtest--r II the cO,snty Of WsllA Walls,
vT-It,rv 81: - aShinstun, on the 18th day oi
l-n-. 1888; that drc-deut ~ the time Of his
deata was resi--ni of said county, leaving
v>ts-= Therein: that there are no debts. claims
i-us - lncUnlbTances sSzinst saiS estate, and
7rsVinS for an order OF distribution Of deced-
sn., property - the Persons thereto entitled;
:hst the petitioners above named s.e the heiis
20 3ecvdeuts estate; and il appearing that no
-pH1 reason exists % issCe letters o. admins
J-Nil1u N the matter u. said estate IL i order
-. hat al perSons interested in the ss.S;e 4
David HsTer deceased. he ard xppsSr before
TIE Pr'-hSt- Court OF said county Of Waiis
y ais, on Monday, August 9th. 1888. a. the
houi O; me o'clock P -. oi TIA. dzy. then and
taese - show eause. II any there be. wiv an
ori-- % oI-tToGrol Of the property deserted
IN sad petition should rot be maze As therein
PRAYED for; further, that service Of thi. eta
i-'a x nae y ali persons interested in said
,stN ~ publication II this orie- in the
A. n Nsita STATESMAN. = weekly a-wsrap-r
VEiniei And ozhilshei in the civ sud county
a NAls N-lz, Washington TERRITORY. 10,
90. successive seeks p-ia. 20 sAid Ausus:
eth- ISIS BA;ed Walls W.us, ". r, Jure
q, ls& r GUICHARD,
,As Jnsss ard C.sES Of Pscba,s.
, 1883-07-07
~ Office FOR DISTRIBUTION.
TrEErroEr nE MAsE.Nsroyl

TERRITORY UF y ASF-NGTOE I o.
County of Walla Waiia
II pIJhcte-iu the matter II tie estates Of
John +. + t-s, decreased.
ClTA-!uy :-Cn r-liing aud filing the
petition Of rhomes ". Estes, executor Of the
estate II John Z. EsJes, dece tsed. setting
forth that he has fled acc ,unts - such ezecu-
tor In the matter Of SAID e,tAt., and that the
same has been duly audited, allowed and con
hrne', AID lat portion II said estate Te-
mains 70 be di.iIed anGn- the iecatees Of said
deceased, and pra-iag among other things for
an order Of dis-rIbo,Iou Of the residue of said
estate among the persons thereuntD entitled.
II Is ordered, tntt al persons INTERESTED II
the estate %: the sai1 John T. fs,.s, deceased.
De and appear before tie PrObsJe Court Gi
-ait co1niy OF y ala WaI.a, o. Monday Juiv
&5i, leS3, 81 the hour II / o'ciDcl; p IL, Cf
said day, then and there e. show cause Why
N order IF distribution should not be made Of
The residue of said estat= among the iegarses o;
said JoEa 4. Estes, deceased, ascending 10
az.
]; Is o-ler=i further. that service Of this
citation be made Oh all pers.1- Interested in
ssid estate. 10y publication Of this order in the
y ala u ala STATESMAN, = weekly ne%-uaper
printed and published N TIE CITY and county
"f Nalla Ws!is, ". T.. for Tour successive
weeks prior % tie said July 81, I-S3.
Dated Nata ala, ". T. june IL. 1sS3-
y GCICHAED,
J-25-it JU6Ee ana Clerk c; ssii Cogrt.
, 1883-07-07
5OM q CASH BASIS

If you consider the fact Il little you readily under
stand why selling goods for cash enables sell Clothing
as low could buy IN America. We offer y0u suit
of clothes for eleven dollars cash tat il gave credit
could sell less than fifteen because when We sell for
cash replace the goods again and It's better fer and
one suit Il large If we sold goods credit would
have make calculations certain Of loss and
and when cash buyer along don't understand
would have make up him uIa expected 10 lose
the other No man To be paving other peoples debts
and there is friendship ii bnyng gcodSiS business all
the time. We only commenced 10 keep clothing few
months ago and what is the that TO-DAY sell
clothing than any house III the Territory! Simply because
the public know that sell everything at the lowest living
rate of profit.
, 1883-07-07
Tb. sarrowiui Life Of Genius.

Homer was a beggar.
S-ncer died in want.
Crrvan,es died Of hunger.
Lee, the poet, died in the street.
Dryden lived in poverty and distress.
Butler lived a life of penury and died
r5nr.
Bacon lived life Of meanness and dis
tres.
SIR Walter Raleigh died on the scat
fold.
riantus, the Roman comic poet, turned
mil
Tasso, the Italisn poet, vas often dis
tr,ssei for five shiIiings.
Steele, the humori-t, lived life Of
peri, c. ware.are with bsilifs.
Paul & rShess had fourteen trades, yet
starved with all.
Urway, the English drsmatist, died
premttuTely, and through hunger.
, 1883-07-07

TIE 'eroit just tIssu.d l'y ,ae Mrssechu-
set, L,h,r Bureau shows lts' the aver
AZ pa of cotton mill operatives last year
was S3Js var. uu such wages tie cot
ton prcu'.rss can seuceIy Gay up suy-
rh5rr far a rainy Say. Protection ior the
nisugfsc-ur.r and a.arvatiru aa,es for ths
!. .or lsbr.ry is shst makes the I-ch richer
aud the gour rarT.r.
, 1883-07-07

No such OF those goods has before been i'll
this city as we have We offer ndeshrs aud
drawers at 30 each rt thought good value every
where else - How does that happen Because
we sell them for cash We offer special bargains in
CO!orcd Shirts. Scots, StspendeI~ Collars
and ClfIS. Scayfs GEores. JaIiSes, Etc.
, 1883-07-07

Thl!e age u.w thgee distinct factors
in ',- Il l.u5lcsa par,y- The Stalssrts
ar teT; IN I.u- ty Caaf'-ng; the HALF
hr,v, o az marsAslei hy Blame, and the
ulis,d breeds are hep. So ,he market :or
l..-a-L a-l LII Lv N---..-
, 1883-07-07
MAGNIFICENT LIGHT.

Have you ever purchased goods in dark store where
you didn't have light enough to distinguish the colors! Have
you noticed how eas-t hide the defects in suit
clothes when the light bad How tell goods
not faded or shop you haven't good light In or
establishment the light Is just the in the middle o
the street and precisely the shade and texture OF
what you getting.
, 1883-07-07
IT "A = 9 z

ask any tha. bought a hat in estab-
lshment, and think lie Will bear testimony the iac
that prices always the lowest Every day meet
men who have paid four dollars for hats and when SHOW
them the hat for three dollars they naturally feel bad
, 1883-07-07

PH'e9cs.. sass ga exchange, : one oi
the ar.g't's; I-ue.s ~ the crown Of c''i''-
zaurn- Toe Washington Cts people,
on Of pare pal,sHass, call del-ium ,re-
l. n.s "ussiara
, 1883-07-07
eQlerktp Statesman
SATURDAY. JUNE s, ISs2

Pee 3sn. ar'hur Ha- tsE E g. hs sUm.
~ residence a, fh- $ idsers II u ia
Wa-hi'r.ou. II hopes .hsre 20 fad me
r,ii frlm rhe hungry r- -i-5csals
, 1883-07-07
Se:ice for Publication.
Jos. n. bAITER-


LAND OFFICE A. WALiA WALIA.
June Is, 1885.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN that
N the following rauaed-setter kas Sled
notice OF his in.eraon 70 make final proof n
support ct his claim, and that said proof will
be made before L. ). Land 0fjee a: Wals
Walia on
AUCUsr 10, i5SS,
viz: jos. u Baxter Hi No. $3.50 for the
lets 8. and 10, Sec 30 Tp 10, y. R.2SE.
Ee names the following witnesses N prove his
coatinuo1s residence up1n, and cultivation Of
said land VIZ: Isaac lockwood y. K. Fish.
Of Yakima county, ". T., Dr. Barnes. Of
Wslls Wsna county. and Wm. Grant Of
Wasco county, Oregon.
JOS. JORGENaEN.
Rsgis,sr.
, 1883-07-07

COMPLAINT HAVING BEEN IN
I tered 1t this Office by John /. E"ndena
a~,ins. ,Joseoh Nodigan for failure o. comply
y-;,b law as I, timber culture entry No. 1876
d,tei 9th dsT o: Septemb-r. 1850, upon the
VFIof Sec. II. Tp S. NR3i Z, y. NJ in
Wslia WaUa County, W T, with view u
the cancellation 81 said entry; contestant
alleging that said Modigsn failed to hrea< or
cultivate anv portion OF the land, and to cause
s,,cb breakiny or cultivs.i,n the said parties
are hereby summoned 10 appear IT this 0sice
on the
Ora DAT or AUGUST, 1883,
AZ 10 o'clock 4 u, 10 respond aud furnish tes-
tinony concerning said alleged failure.
JOS. JORGENSEN.
Register
, 1883-07-07
ADMINISTRATORS NGFiCE,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ in pursuance Of 81 or,ier of sale urA..e
hvths Probate court Of Waia Wsils d. in the
Terri tory Of Washincton. n the 18Th Gav os
Nav lSS-S. IN the matter oi tie estate ot julia
l. Cock, deceased. the undersigned executors
Of the estate viii sell At Punlic Au-.i5n the
highest bidder, for gold con and subjec: 70
Confirmation by said Prnbate CoCrt, On
MONDAY JCLF l6, 1855,
At the hour Of one oicl ack, ? ", Uf that iay,
in from, Of the Court House in WaIia Walia
city, IN s2it county Of Nalla WAlIs, " T.
ali the right, title and interest and estate.
which sad estate hss by oper@t51n f law or
otherwise acquired other than or in addition =
that Of said deceased Il the time of hsr death.
in and 20 the following real estate, situated.
living and being in the City and County @;
W.lla WAlla, Territory Of Washington and
described As follows, 10 Wit Lots /. 5 snd 1
IN Block c, according to the plat ani survey
Of said city, upon which stand two dwelling
houses and two small houses o- shsnties, which
lot. A-e fenced and set in tr-i. sg6 o-nscental
trees
J HgFosrzR
VA. ODOSSEL
ExecEt1rs.
3. l. & J. L SEARpsTIxE- At,ys for Est.
Dated "sLs Wails. june ! Is53.
, 1883-07-07

There is no branch o business that receives more
scruPuOus attention and than country orders We
lose sight OF the fact that if we send good article t'r
the money invariably gain a customer We get his
hdence and pubic confidence is what aiming for
man orders suit from aud the SIZE the price and
idea OF the color send him better goods
Tor the money than he could personally select in Portland OF
any city IN the northwest Oar prices marked all goods
IN plain figures and it makes difference whether pur-
chaser is personally whehor he orders by letter
the price is precisely the same.
, 1883-07-07

NOC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIEDTHAT
L Oswald Brschtel has fled = complain.
against you n sad Corr: which will come on %
he heard a. ny o:ice n North Walls Wslla
Prec.aci. II Wslla Walla County, ". T, on
the End day Of July. a D. 1883, az the hour
q 10 o'clock, 4 z, and unless you appear and
then and there answer. the same will Re taken
Is confessed and the demand Of the Plaintiff
granted The object and demand Of s,ii CON-
piaInt Is 70 Recover iTOn ynu the sum of iifty-
ave dollars, and cos-s, upon account, for
goods. wares snd merchandise soid and de-
EFered You ere also no.i6ei that your prop
e-ty has been attached % satisfy said demand.
Complaint fled May 80. 1855. Given under
ny hand this 7th day of June, 1888
J. u. LAMAN,
Jus.iee Of the Peaee.
Ausc / IheEpsoa Assys. fer Pls,nti.
, 1883-07-07
so.ice--IJmber Culture

JoHs T. RoynzXa IS. JOSEPH MoDIdAS.
L. s. LAND OFFICE.
Walla Wslla, W T., June >, 1888. :
, 1883-07-07
LIE DAY OF JILy. lSS2.

At 10 o'o'ock A. ", to respond and iurnist
testimony concerning said alleged aEand'n-
u..rt. Jos. JORGENSEN, Register.
, 1883-07-07
SLSiLIONS-
TERRITozy OF WssEisGTU.,
County O; U-alla Wana.

In Justice Court Tor North Wsila Walla Pre-
einct. Wllla Nkila County. Washington
TERRITORY. before J. d. LAnzn, Justice Of
the Peace
To J. C. Davenport and Thompson, Defend
, 1883-07-07
NeF.sE.
FEayE y5BysoN vs.. JOSEPH McCAR7T.

L. 8. LaND OFrIcE, WALLA VAIL.
june !. lSS3.
COMPLAINT HAVING BEEN IN
y tered at this office by Frank JohnS"r
against joseph McCarty fog ahandonins h5S
Homestead Entry No. 1905, dated MAY y,
1873, up,,n the South !! OF the Northeast ! Sec
"A, and the South OF the Northwest !. Sc
q. is Y. Z IS z of VI VI, IN Walla Naila
County, Washington Territory, with a view I"
the c.ucellation of said entry; the said parties
are hereby sUrnmoHed t. appear al this ONCE
"a.
, 1883-07-07
J. E.GFOsTER
NM OhoN.-

EAcSEtITS.
J. l. & J. L SEARPsTISE- At,ys fCr Est.
Dated Nsls Waila. june ! lSs3.
, 1883-07-07

This maxim is well established il the public mind
that il needs diScUSsitD, but The question arises