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lcStert;ay', Race.

Ia the races at the parl, Monday C-ss
MatlocG's spotted Fawn" Won the halt
mile dash, free Tor all. purse $50. fouaes
Lindsey" got second money.
In the three minute class race puT,e $500.
Schultz's gclding Come" took first money
and Dr. NIack's mare ''Au7eyoir'
Second.
Following is the programme and entries
:or to-day's races
Running-Three-qnarteF mile dash, nov
city race. Purse, 500; first horse 70 quar-
ter pole, $40; first horse to half mile, $40
first horse to three-quaEter pole, Si0O.
Trotting-2:4O class free for all, mile
heats, ) in (open for Lewistonj. Purse,
500; iirst horse, $50; second horse 500;
thiri horse, $50.
Saddle Pursc-For horse not bred and
u5ed for racing, single dash cf one nile.
Pmse, so.
Fer the ncvelry rae, entries are made as
follows: J. Young named ''BanqGc, l. \
StoIey, Crit" Tim Barry, Mark Twain;
Cass Matlock, bloomington 2. Riley,
''Modoc;" John Wclch, Limerick Boy.
For the trotting race Tom Lynch named
KATY Lynch, Charles Russell, Nellie
Russell. and Charles Lee, Lewiston
, 1883-07-07
Tor ,he Confederation of Voters.

The question Of high or low license ID be-
N, worked up for election purposes IN this
city: but while this is an important quess!eh
there are Others of mach greater maEaitade
10 be consideaed by the Taxpayers N cLoO>-
ing men who will have the contro! OF the
city finances for TIE coming two years. A
the present time the city Is in an CSiT mud
die brought about by two ayaIic!cus AMI
soall,ss men, aided by some OF the most
weak kneed officials it has ever been the miS-
fortune o: WalIa WallS 20 be cursed With
We have reference 10 The CIthtrne
street Job OF Johnson and Sheets, and
rendition of the same pro
ce.Iurs ON pr. Newell street. The same par
ties own property facing the latter thorough
fare. and as soon as the precedent Is estao-
li,hed they viii have the moral and legal
right 10 demand that the taxpayers Of taI5
city improve their property On that
street also. And that il not sn. Shoui:
the council give way to Johnson and Sheets
+, III, instanee the hai work viii only have
IegDD. Dozens Of so-csllei claimants "'
blocked streets Will have to be sen, AZ
RI. eypense Of the people - large. I!ere-
F.r. ~ +, say be careful rot TO be led oJ s.Ge
,ssr,s but support men that viii not P7nGei
>, H. feU N the expense Of the many
, 1883-07-07
rh. Long looked for change.

Small has transferred the lease sHd 81! i'e
,p-uiturs Of the Slime House 20 O.! II. IL
RIake. and the latter gentleman w.!! tx
charge OF the place tomorrow. Col flass
NIL AZ once commence to renovate and maze
some. extensive ana much needed improve
meuts, which, under ilis able mans cement
viii at once establish that place as bright
star among the hrs,-e.sss hotels OF the IA
c!fc northwest
From private sources We have heard ms'y
and y,rrn eucomiuns il relation % Col
Blake. both as hos: and thorough a'is.
man. and il is with pride ant satisfaction
,bs, We chronicle his advent among Is. The
want OF a lirst-class hot.l has been a s>l'Gs
aravla,k TO this city for the past three
years. Tourists have tGrned aside f1T van
Of rropsr hotel accommodations, and eapi''l
has d,iited to other points to loea5e, b-caCse
the bad reputation Of cur trs; class hotels
vas known iA- and wide. B1s now 'hlnks
70 Mr. Blake. this Will all be changed an"
We VIII be able to point to the s'Ine House
with exaultaut PRIDE.
, 1883-07-07
Notice for DisfributiOn.
TEEEITCRY OF WAsHIHGTUH, ! c.
County OF Wslla Walla. o.

LEIICkI OF " NASHISGTuSr I c.
County OF Wslla Walla.
~ PRUBdTE-Iat tie r11tt,7- 0j'tse Ess4,:
!fCHIRLES BLANEY deceGs.d.
fGTAlION:-On On reading and fling ;ha
N'p-t:uou of Thomas Dufy, Executor o.
te Estate oi Charlss BIsuey, deceased, SET
-rs e .yr;h that lie has fled hls tiuzl accouu.t
a- sUsl Executor II tRe matter Oi Eaid Estate,
l-a q ~ the same has been iniy audited, al
5--si Aut confirmed. and that portion OF
-1li '-.E & T-rTsIns 10 bc divided among tn,
heir. 81! said deeease', snI PRAYING anon ::
st.er ,a.ngS !rr an order 4 dis.ril, .ion o
residue O.; ssrI E,t,.- anbuc the ,erson1
-5.r,gat, cuutic!.
l. b. o.. red, that I'll persons intere-ts
20 tn Estate o. n SAID CnzI.es L aney, de.
ceased. b. aud appear be'ore the Probati
..0.T- -: sa:i Comfy Of Walla y Tia, o.,
gGa-s i7v. tie 9 IA Jay of ausn.t A. =.
1853. a. lHs hour of / o'clock. .. m. OF sud
asy, thea ami there to snow igst CO 1se wh,.
- C.leT I iIs.r6G5 on should TOT lie mzd
OF Use r~s.tua OF s1id E-tate among the lega.
O.. 81 re SAID Charles bi4qey, deceased, ac.
gari ~ ,, iew. II i ordered further, ths
s.Iril= as tais citation 10 made on all p.rSol
rueeg-,'ei Ia 5-.l Estste, by pa5 icstion ii
-Iis oder Iu scr W,lia - ALA STsrESaAx,
sr--i, asy. payer pTIE.ei and published 4
-h- c.rv -ui county Cf WslIa Walls. Wasl-
n. or I-FEi'o-v, i"T iour succ-ssg- veal
l.rH. ?. -aii August g, 1853. Dated q
"s.-a Nali, -. T., Jgly 81, lS63.
K. GUICaARD.
Judge and CicrE of said Count.
, 1883-07-07

The a;tendsnc. I--=l-g US a-.h ..-,-
and betting quite 5.sr. -largL che 5,..s h-.-
low in figures. TIL r-ialiral 5----r-- c-r----f
on the trot-3 in J-;r-rrr=u * a-is Isl-a.
Nellie Russell All -i-.a---z-~ T. rs e.
'la-k Friday :or ~ III -.5a- ores. sri tA-v
-, slVha..lalIy T.. .l-. -Lyl-L' y-4s the
.s.or:J= in tie p-.-s 1T.rrs ODDS, a=I os---
G.rce was not broken e-e2 a+--- 4 zgi---E'
-.li l-ksl tEJ heats.
Iae afternoon 'sF1r. erea-I VISTA F. r-aa5.,
rscs-Eile dasa,- IL wii,h there we're So
sn.ries-''lI4rk Twain, ''ir... ~ Isa..ia.s tn,
'Iinesick Boy and ''8Iodoe-' Il. .lu;ags1n-r
came II f-st, VIII ''Lizs7i:k Fay . else
secCai
II vas past three a'c,,cz Vaaa tie ta-s-s
were runy I'D fo- the trotin- rzcs. .'Ea-is
Lynch" was driven ~ NJ. Gaaao7, tut al.rr
tie fTzt teat tie drivers we're ctsage5,
Lynch" by HoSohaoa sa3 Lewiston d
AiE. Mora Grsat credit Is ias the I-t-a-
gentleman 70. tie s-,iia. .ory --az. e l. vLisl
hs handled the horse. sli Il szs mainly de-
bis driving that tae rzcs was Won.
In the trst heat good stzrt Ess made, and
before tie h=st quarter vas 1z4chsd .'R,szs-i
broke badly azi fan nearly &c tts taii -1-;Ll
Lewiston" aud "Lynchr forged shazi, Wita
the !O-ne- II tie 'lszd- ILs Cd Ezosr d.
sood wO.k, oaly skipping Osos, an eslns
down the home-s.-stch with ssso-y. sssaSy
, 1883-07-07
TIRE EgI D. Name too GOSd.

The ''New Nassil!Jn' : by al ODDS tie
fastest :,ni best threshsr most perfect separator
and cleaner c,er offered b the farmers and
tLresh,Iinen IF tie PaciEc dope. l. i suited
t. all sections AMI handles with ease am
efficiency the various varieties # grain ano
seeds with less waste, l,ss litterinss and less
detention from bad c.nlitioned grain ami
straw than anr c;,.ar device hitherto known
T. threshc-myn. Intending purchasers are
cordially invited u call and eNlminr our sam
nle New M2ssiliuu Separators, Woodbury. Din
gee Horse Powers and fraction Engines before
pla H., their orders. II
, 1883-07-07

THIS ernirent Comedian viii Gppea .ahls
Opera HoGse Oh The Il,h inst, -- g vi b
again 20 impress upsa the minds ~. olr anuse-
rnent-loying people that they ought not 70 mis-
this opportunity Tie favorable msnner Of
his reception in al. the larger cities i Su.Tan
tee that the performances VIII be worthy the
flll support which he vii rsc-i9e here Mr.
Russell is supported by an uuEsa'!!y well
bal l,nced sni ST Z, cru,DSny. lac ogsrs
House viii v'JE,,i: a tJu,' D. h!let WITH tie
cite & 0uI CITY asNc Nedres iav evening
, 1883-07-07
s7H-t Vet b. Compressed.

-., .-.5. TINS. wTItsT save: Cot.
'a' made from cotton never com.
-, Ire llsss never broken by pro
-' '--F age- 81 st.ais sh;elins them after
-s'.>' =, vii last ts5es er thrice as long
-.-- male icom the compactek bales of
-'--.--- y cotton ;ar,ai from mate
.' -@-.7 -.-s-: :son :5c Gotten 6-ld II the
.--. .a...- T.l 5,ar twice tie weight of q
md O. ssr,! vsisl; made from cotton
---- las ben compressed .i1 months. In
..'- v1S.'. lo:toa nils .aouli be bailt in
.-- ---s; q: -o:-oa fields. The saving Of
.'7=a;s = ;ae sa4-les: il tie account OF
---' s'i7Fed to S1athern mills. i shirt
se o. sogtas-a- made cotton cloth. If the
- e'ed raeG.p.eSsed cotton. Is worth
ASaotes..s."
, 1883-07-07
pIstsrxegs CoNriiGRlrtsN.
4 Fire Breaks GU; In the Willard Hes>e
a sprasus. and Consumes sa Entire
Block Supposed Iess Of yIfs--. Loss
S,a ara

Special to the STATESMAN.
SPRAGUE w. T.. July ;, lSS&-At two
O'Clock \. n. to-day the nigh, watchmAn dis
covered flames isS1irg from the Willard House,
which occupies a Prominent p,,s,,ion IN the
principal business bloek II this plaos, ar te-
fore ths rre could be controlled the entire block
was laid in ashes. Had it no: been fer the
timely arrival add etScirnt work Of the Raj
rOad Fire Department the euti7e tcwa gou!d
have gone.
Two men who were known "a have heen In
the Willard House are missing and II IS th'ncht
that tkey have persisted in the flames. Some
Of the most prominent business huzses Of the
town were in the Willard House Gack. Tn
loss Is roughly estimated at so. Go. partly
covered bv insurance
, 1883-07-07
T.--EITHET OF-HAsHISCToS. -.
Ccucty @: Naila Waiia. -


II PEDEATE-Ia hl Ka.tsr oJ-ial E.tqx
efSin.aei T. L;oniyom-ry, ,iee.as,L
EfIIaTIUN :-Ju reading a,d Fling To
\ j,-TI.u O. HM. TILL0TsON. sdmipi.-
t-s.ar @. t.e sst,,e OF SAMUEL r. MONr.
JpiEHl. Gec-asr.i. sitting forth that .
- H ~. uasi a COS ~ as such a1iain s.
tra-or n TIE matter q SAID e-ts:e, aud tn It
.gs slze has tetE lU'y suiite!. allow
nj eCas-IG.5, z:.d t..il a 3criIJn q; sad &C.
.ata r.az,n, 20 b. Il idsi auoag the he:s
o. al ie,, s--,.. snS prayI, z among oil or
= - i.T ~ C1i=r "i ss-frri.t-cn oi Ihe r g
, ii.= ~ rsli --.ats sa e. = tie i--r-cn- the G.
unto eltitlcj.
IL 3 o.drrzi : ~ o.! person irterr-.oi n
t..- ..-a-- - - SO >LGUII- =. &U&f-
,.Ei..is, t--,a .-.: bs au.i a...-- IF 20
t' - F.,l.r- Cur u, -5ii .'sG,y = Nala
Walls, o. T1ss,iay, ArgUs, :. I. D., Is
. the HGGs q, Cc.,-.. r Il. Il ii daY.
-A-C -Hi tl1Ic ~ 80 cd..r ~ Y n o-Csr
q l.--.IHgt.on should ut be made u tle
r----c- 20. --'G ,s'afe aIIOus lie h.irs Of tIs
.-E SAMUEL. Z. MONTGOMERY, O.
ee-s-l, acc9-riu. % 'aw-
/. s. sgle-ei .sf.! er, that ssT,icc oi Il a
.s'-ti-E s- B.zle 90 all ress9gs interested
-a.l --:. -, ty I.J,ie.iicn OF Ihis order
a- e. Lii =. 8.i4 T.IEsNAN. a sysssly new 8
5ap.r tfr-st q a.d pgsli-hsd 10 tLs city n
cal-s, u .i2i.a Naiis, Washington Tcr.t-
la-v. tlr 5Jlr &c s-Ive = seEs y.ior 20 "a d
A-susy :. lSs5 pa,-i Ealia Wa!i4, ". Z.
iJ5.-a.d. 1889. L. GCICHaED.
J-I.s and Cie.k q saln Court
, 1883-07-07
.n.,hrr Job In sight.

Yesterday a STATESEAN r5P7eseh'i'4''
uueay;hsi snoth,r JOB that Is coon 70 oe
sprung on the taxpayers o. this cf'Y' NJ
time il Is Judge Lasater thai wishes 10 l'0.@
the public. The proposition is soon % be
made by him to the City Council that Il Inc
city will buy bis house he viii give 'ae
land for the continuation Of Third st7ee'
south to the line OF his property Now Is
IN the case OF Catherine street. tie STATES
MAN does not object 10 the opening ~iaen'
,ns. and improving OF any and al ih0Fo'sh.
fares, provided i. be done at the expense o.
those who are to be benefited by saia M
movements, but We most enpAaiIc.iiy &C.
lee, to the cost being sadilsd On the aifeaas
ores:axed citizens, except IN c.sss hsse ''i'
irproversnts benefit the people sf large
, 1883-07-07
POSTS

All unseryiceable animals will at once he
submitted TOR the action 0: an Inspector,
with view OF their condemnation ard sale ;
and each post commander IN this Niilit1ry
Department Is hereby appointed special in
spector to act on the animals al his post. Is-
ported as unseryIcesble.
No fuel, forage and straw viii be received
on contracts at any post IN this Depart
ment, exceeding the amounts actually re-
quired Oh the basis of the present military
establishment, fer the period OF eight
months.
For. WaIla Walla will hereafter be al
low cd a maximum Of 500 per month for the
payment of enlisted men employed on extra
iutv-
, 1883-07-07
f.Gac sfrnI--
Al your oHu fsu.r

< NUsF ia = Aaifa|
= 5-a-i remain -ick WHEN YOU c.-u
Ge- Lrp bitter. that rever-Fa2
I.s "aske-: 7yuaE4n, smallest child aiiG
It iaralid cau u hop .itters With safety
aai ,-r4t -lad.
-C5z lr-n tet.--.ns arouaa FROM kAea-
ar... .,--7. 'i -.=v ,rauh'e o. an weakne-' VII
-..lrs- 1,w 'r using hop bitter
-lry vit- auI deu-htsE we.e made
l5..-E.y by ;as u-e @: bop Lit:ers and /
1ao-r-a1 them % ny peoE'e.-Ne'hodist
C---r-uaa.
AZ aa~ god G.e,sr II hop
I.-.-.s az ~; tie Le~. family medicine
O. s.F.a.
Mimi lever, ague and Biiiousness, VIII
leave every ueighbo-hoot a s7oa as Eop
titte-s arrive,
"-s,y mother drove the Taralysis and
neuralgia al out Of her system with hop
j.,tsrz Gs.,ego San.
Keep tbe kidneys healthy With hop s'i'ef'
ma YOU reed 10: Ssr sickness.
Ice w,.er Is rendered harmless and more
-at.eshing AMI r.rjviEg with hop biiters III
sa.h d-a1ght.
The y;ynr C.; youth tor tie aged and IN
I'm = hop hitt,rs.
, 1883-07-07

WALLA WaLA. July 2. is,3.

WALLA WAllA. July 2. iss3.
Ed. STsfESIAS:-IHcrl sli-ars .u ~
Union Of tins morairg the FOLLOWING .r,n:
John Morrison and la Kerr were arrested
near Cheney ca complaint "t q. + jones o.
this county for hoTsr seailag !; appear
Of the possession oi ;Ae stock Ia dispate, .
verdict bang rendered IN favor @: Morrison
Ihe issuance Of warrant Tor the paIa'ss az
pears 10 he the result OF i tegd Of hong stand
ing Between the trio sni will only he st.
lied through the cou.Is.
This Is hot truc. Mr. Morrison brought
suit for the possession OF two sta!l.rus and
no other hoy-eS
GI pEaN.
, 1883-07-07

EASILY PEorES--it i sl--i -rare4 -'-;
ua'ariaI fever c7-stsfs-'c-, .. si'il-J -
the liver aui kidneys, gz-e-a. 4-hi..tr' D. q
va,,snegs. and reur4ly.c a-lI.eat- y.e.a rs-.'--
iiv 70 this great di.slse coagrers1, HOP E.i
te,s. 1. repairs the rsv.s,s a dlss-sa b.
converting The fJoi INTO rich blood, aEd It
give. new i.fe and vigos 10 'le aged 1I-1 n
f-T1 a!Eavs.
, 1883-07-07

ALHrr- G. NAM, q Cottage Hone, H. says:
At have been pr5s;-ated for three or more ysars
with Kidney disezse; ; at times vas Dot able 70
put OF ny Do5-s; ny vie has often pulled them
o. fo- me. Ezs Lot % bad - La a. tie time.
b=t never knew what Il 'zas 70 = =i-houi pa a
n M back until l commenced Us!lg Hunts
Remedy. Since / begin 20 taEe Hunts Remedy
have beea free from al pain, and take pieasu-a
in saying tha: Z; is he Jsst medicine th2t eTer
knew f.. EtL-sy a-1 Lige- G--e2.es-"
, 1883-07-07
we Gene to stay.

TrutA,l representation, hoaest E77l'S.d q
low fr:.ses are o:T s,5Pping stones = s-soesS.
II you want - neat sty,i-a &. in a boz: o.
shoe. n good Common s-G-s c"Iu'artsUl. 90
Of the finest goods, yc. durable, II = E'ao
shoe for boys. misses, c!.IttIsR aad Infants
call on J. :. Barrett. who keep the seauiIe
Burt, \. Y shaes BE las ia. fr-shss., laTs'
est and most camuiste st,eS. adapted - tie
wants OF the country. 70. l., Nam Str,
next door - p0st u.tce. MI la"''
, 1883-07-07

M Ffaak HaTz-, sou ID: tie .l'y squire
Hgrer. who uas sammoF.,! .r.n. = hanse u
Rollins, Wyoming to a:,-ri h'- i-'h@-'' i'--
lines. but uriossaua.sly arriving TO .a.'-
l.fr ca tn oyeria-d -'egr ls-.e-rfy- 'nf -''
E.siern hgrae. he goe- tags - e-o--. a-.
vh,g, h all .sls IL csr= u IT, >Hor-
L-pc. Although a naive # fa!'a N-l'4, tA-
,sntiemaa ha+ besn ai-,' 70 20 .'- na
home Fs- 5v.r -sr-!vr .a--.
, 1883-07-07

Arrangements L.I been made, Tor lie
grand display ol fireworks GA the laggs "a
cant sqJase north d; the Baker school house,
and long before dark the sIace N iron. o,
the various pieces was Gsasely crowded iy
pedestrians, teams, nea on horseback, a.
ore cong!umeTatioa q nspFy tumarl.y-alO
dust. Whey. bus wasn't II dusty. Masa
large piece WAS fired, the brilliant isat-
would reveal Z sea @: Upturnai eager face
on the dark background, while 70 tie eX-
.reme rear, the large P.ics Of ianaer sand.
ing in the lumbe- yari were aa.Izsi BY a
dies and l,.tle ones. Tal fireworks, thanks
20 the efficient management Of Chief EagI-
neer Roat Cane, was IL decided zu-c-ss.
Ths ua,iceaLi- features Voge the large w.nd
ns.!l. ana eagle, ne Latter asld Is Il Els.-
and the hot air Jallo rs Ta-se ss-et. ,isi-
tori, made Of ti-spe fap.- we're inflated, 81.
with bsil OF burning oakvm ia-t-nei 4
such a manner as net to i-ai.e tho balloon,
and then a piccs Of tine works attached rae
monsters wrrs sent heave8N4c5. The first
oaa by so4e uis4irea.1rs became is-.i.sd d
and was s1oa consumed, hut ;hz SECOND
sailed away toward the Gs.Lh Ike come
grand meteor, psob45ig greatly sur.r,sia1
the settlers b-t@eaa 'l-s e. sd Na.tsalFg
Innumcrab's SKY rocket. " sent rus5;7g
and Kissing ueayenwsyI, al vLal tE=y
would burst IL ,a.d-ajr. myriads Of var.-co q
! ored talls wouiI sao5- hstaer. .ad taitEeE u
the great admiration or rhe ,xF .c---t w4-cf-
ers. Finally IT, -'= Psc.' was Gre-,
and and the pcps ,ng et p raaa candles, :h.t
/ emhlsuG,ic biT: " ara .r.5au Ia}s-eaae17
/ shown i5r;h n a.. IT, halo e y...-co,a.sa
: light. Taea with .aai sY..t, slleh -lu-
Minated the s4rro1ni:Hg sPacs for blocks
tie E.h.- slowly died "a. aai that ---aa
old liri gradually ez2,-.l ana --s.--a-s
oaae more -s'snsH -1.sesa- 2f-ch l-la
I a-au breath OF re,.-f TIE s.=z glic5 ma't.-
t15e slowly r.e;-s. t-a.- r-y tasoug.
/ the a1st - th-.r several tau.-, a-d t.
! iG-th auaivr. z.ry o. ou- E.:.y-.l In5e.za-
/ peace 50 uJ-iuC,v ui5e-y-4 Is chs ri-g c-a..
( 10 On end.
. L. aupi,s..l-y ball gwen g T..rr En-
que Comlaay IN the Ola.- H.-.e aa5 VI.
attended ani Li.a.y aui1y@a.a To IL tire
trait cur i4leiu5 loving ca-l-rlaitg Vas -.
ci!.G oas lat night ,l.t caey l.t.e ,argi +.
tripping tae !.-ht fantastic. E-ge--t=l-,,
/ tie boys did So aasrc.-llg AMI - a-- e.
iate hour before tn s-.yi,isz e'5res.
, 1883-07-07

Ian very glad To say have ;r.ri Hop
Bitters. and n-ytr tod anything ;rat did
me so mush good. only to-. two bottles
and wo,.ld 10. take 500 f.. tie good they
did me. recommend them 20 nlF patients
and cet the hest results from tLeir Use.
C.B. NEaJFR. M. b.
, 1883-07-07
Greatest I.I-eD,ery siace Iiss.

For co,.siy. cal's, sJrr ;hso-'. b oa;hi'i',
laryngitis. aud consumption Ii IL early
stages, nothing equals rr- Pieces 'f'oii len
Medical DislCvery.' Iti- a!se 4 g.e7t blood
purifier and s'ressth-rsstores % t''-''. and
for !ivrr complaint ard e.-ti' 2 conditions o.
the for-ls II Eas 10 ,caaL sold "y dog
gst-.
, 1883-07-07
TgE -arENAuENT

AZ $50 the three companies Washing
nm, Tigers and the Hcok and LaadIr-naie
their appearance CT Main street, each draw
inc tae.r apparA.us, and proceeded mp 70 the
bridge. By this time the sides Of that broad
rborouahtsrc iron Third TO Fist vas liter
sIy mass OF human being all erowd;ne
and pushing fer favorable positions 20 wit
,e,s he rsces. l: wzs almost impcssl5ls :c7
the officers e Keep the street clear, and Il
seemed ior a while that sarely some one
would get hur: Our police did good work
and ale deserving q much credit.
first on the programme vas race free
for al engine and tuck companies, distance
90 yards. First Prize. $50; second, $40.
Twenty i've men allowed steamers, twenty
men allowed hand engines snd ffteea mea
allowed Hook and Ladder company. Tbs
, 1883-07-07
Scw Appointment

Tbrou.h a e.7c-lr issued b MF. John
Mur Superintendent ci Iraf-c On the o. n.
EY ard Northern Poetic roads, under dat=
osJsps 5. 1855 Elr. r. ?. Ergers has
been APPOINTED geaerzl ~g~nt 'or ths Pas'e'-
nor 5ersrtr.ea., gl..l beaiq1zTteT5 q Pr
land. OREGON.
, 1883-07-07
Cutting Them Down.

The reduction Of army expenses, made
necessary by an act of the last Congress,
has gone into effect and under its pEcvls-
ions the following apportionment is made:
DRAFT PACK
, 1883-07-07
WELL DONE.
THE GLORIOUS BIRD CT FREE.
DOH SPREADS HER WINGS
OVER WAllA MAlLA.
tNb SIsE> THEN An ENTHUSIASTIC
FI0f IL MoNoK OF ouK
GRAND CEIEER4-
TION.

The City Crowded With yisiiors-in In
posing Froeessien--MusicaI and Liter
AIRY ENerri>es--The firemen's Tourna.
meni--Tiger> take the Broom--Graad
PyrUtochnic Display In the Evening.
and Everybody Goes Homo Tired. Dusty
and Happy-.-Notcs and incidents
, 1883-07-07

yeunc. niddle-sgei, oy old aeF, auis-ins
FINN per1oas d-bi,.:y or kind-ea Affections
.souId address, with two s.Inps. tor large
treatise, WoRLD's DIsPESsAFY MkDie4L
ASSOCIATION, Bu6,lo, y. Y.
, 1883-07-07
yI,cat sacks

Ote.ei 10 facmers il quantities = sat
su3 On the eaz;es. terms by
iuaS ts DrsESBEEY BeGIHEEs-
, 1883-07-07

DON'T BUY BOSS BOOTS UNLESS
YOU WANT THE BEST. SEE THAT
Or NAME Is on EVERY PAIR
AKIN, SELLING & co.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-03-22
Senator Tabor and the Drummer.

They tell a good story now on Sem
ator Tabor, of Colorado. 1t is related
that, when Tabor was on the Kansas
Pacific train going to Washington to
take his seat lie met 4 Hebrew drum
mer who had known him some time by
reputation. To pass the time they en-
gagged in game of seyen-up. The
play was even until the close of the Sec
ond game, when the drummer received
four kings and an eight-spot. 4 queen
was turned up.
Great Heaven!' said the drummer.
MIR Dabor. visht it vas boxer. Ii We
vas hlayin' boxer l would bet you my
whole bun-lell.
How much is your hundle?" asked
the noble Senator from Colorado.
Two hundred and fifty tollar," re-
piled the drummer.
"Mell,' replied Tabor, IF You give
me the queen which is turned, l will
60 You.
"run," said the drummer, and Tabor
picked up the queen.
dot ees shnap,' whispered tho
drummer. showing his hand to man
i'm the next seat.
L should SMILE" answered the man
laeonically.
Wood you like to bet some more,
Mees.er Dabor?a asked the commercial
tourist with an insinuating smile.
"les.' said the noble Senator. Il have
a fair hand: I will make it $500"
Il haf only fiftey," replied the drum
mer, and he made the bet good for $500.
"Nhat haf You got, Meester Dabor.'
-Four aces" answered Colorado's IA
vorite son, showing the fatal one-spots.
The drummer was perfectly paralyzed,
and unable to speak, while the noble
Senator slowed the pot III his togs.
Slowly drawing a cigar from his porhe,
| Co,orado's favorite was about to llgh,
un and withdraw, when the drummer
recovered his sense Of speech. Lean
inc forward he said. "Eet ish all right
Meester Dahor: you haf won the money
square: but great Heaven. Mr.. Dabor
yot had der gyeen to do nit four aces?'
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-03-22
His Reasons.

The attorney for MARYLAND railroad
which killed passenger was trying to
effect cheap settlement with the father
Of the victim. and finally said:
Now, sir, was not your son almost
dead with consumption"
.les. sir.
He would have died anyhow within
month";
"l,s. within fortnight"
Then why Do You demand $1,000
danages?'
Well, the ease Is right here. Ii he
had died at home should have got u
$40 coffin had quiet funeral aud put
in three hours Work cutting corn the
same afternoon. Being he was killed
away from home and the news spread
around. We had to keep dressed up for
four DAYS, buy Sao coffin, hire d
| regular hearse. and feed and lodge over
| twenty relations Who had no call Il
show their noses. It's u damage of n
least 5000, and the other half won'
more'n pay his debts and get head
I stone up.
He got his money.