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Notice, ~ ovs,
.'HruERIA sNCE usRE.-
Letter From DR.. 7. W. sloan,
aIth oReeP or Waila WaIla,
WALLA WALLA. June & lSs

WALLA WALLA, June 5. 1883.
(EDT1oK STXTEsNAx The above caption
/ appeared in the Daily Union OF yesterday
over local article charging me as Health
ofhcer with gross neglect Of duty 1t as.
serts that l have neglected to take proper
precautions to prevent the spread Of d,ph.
theria in the city that there BOW exists
case Of the disease on First street, between
Nam ard Alder. in house facing directly
co the sidewalk, thus exposing people who
| pass along the street. True such case ex-
lists in said locality. but II is equally true
that every precaution has been taken that
could be in the case, except TO fence up
First street, as suggested by the Union, and
that | am not authorized to do
The truth is the complaint that has been
made in this case was not on account OF any
neglect Of duty on my part, but because
performed my duty and caused to be aba.ed
a nuisance in the neighborhood OF the above
named case, after city official had been de-
fed, when he requested the owner Of the
property to remove said nuisance.
Again the editor OF the Union says that
he is informed by reputable physicians" "a
reputable ~ physicianl that have neglect.
Ell to do my duty in cases of diphthesis, and
that justify myself my claiming that the
disease is not contagious. No one has ever
heard he say that diphtheria should not be
treated as contagious disease, and the rep
utshe o. physician well knows that have
always insisted upon and required every
precaution to prevent unnecessary exposure
to the disease, and If he knows OF an instance
OF neglect OF duty on my part, let him have
the manhood TO come out openly aad tell Us
where and when. My attention is also call
ed to house On Elm street, where family
was afflicted with diphtheria, and went
away without disiniecting the house. lad
known OF such case | certainly would
have looked after il, but how am to know
unless my attention is called 10 II: Tne at
ttihiAE pay sAN1hh SNih.NHAs vas 1Ho.S VI
the fact, yet he allowed such state Of af.
fairs to exist, and the Union has no word of
censure for him.
The ordinance does not make it the dnty
Of tie Health Officer TO dIsinfect houses
where cases of contagious disease have exist
ed, for ii it did he would have little time for
any thing else. hut II is mlae the duty Of the
occupant, and the attending physician should
at lesst have sufficient interest IN his pat
rons and the community to instruct them in
their duty. and notify the Health Officer ii
they neglect u.
trGsr ;his is the last ti:ne viii have t.
resort ta this mode of vindicatIng myself,
and that the EAica viii in future weigh care
falir the evidence Of .:he reputable - ihys,-
,i..s above referred to hefOr" makiUg an AT
tack upon HE. Other~ist ! may tie conp"il'
ed IN self defense t. furnish eviirnc" fa4t
Will convince the ecitor "i the t"'on II-t
how yspuidjk he is. and just low much ne
ma. its the confidence of the respectable p""-
ple oi thu. or any other community.
T. ". SLoAN, NJ. 4.
Health Officer CITY uf Waila " ala
, 1883-06-09
Gfande Eoadr VALLEY Railroad.

Ice Mountain .SsHtiHsl, OF the ii inst,
ia' The following: I'VE are eredibly in
'''n'ei by prominent gentleman, whose
name We are not a, liberty TO mention, ard
VINO Raj personal interview with Capt.
AinsHorth on the 2ith ult., tb- LIN r.
x y VII. IN all probability, ID orFIGS
II d; Lake roate through GransBE-N IN.
around GEande Ronie rather. hWsSeuhla I
iersoazliy acquainted with Capt. fsliure e
Ntwenty five years, hen,e We com rhe Ne
!: >scaf Information reliable. rss 20 Z N
hi kirStt a. -. s-llsii"n OF
II eutry: en- ,na' II W. sid Au-
su-t F. Il un,h rye as G7ande il I'VE acres
"e mt year 81 re-c-; as sbs - The sa'd
p-rtl-- ~ hereby sunluU. pe1r 81 tbs
otce n th- s:0r s
llTH DAT OF july lsSs,
AZ 10 "c.ock, " TO reSpraG and tuTn'sh
'essiiis.ny c nc,rnin. said slesc.i sziiurs.
iVa 5vkG&AoEN, KsSisssc
, 1883-06-09

~.-. -..r.ci ly Mr.. L. " Roberts
a1a4.Ia. u NaliI Wa!ia Fruit Canning
ga..a,. ,.-, ,.s report That the company
..., B.. ,a- ra.. paid different parties for
.au. .s .,,,,- Iar company have but one
.s..-a.r c.a.s per poaGd, and no devia-
a.. t.m that aLlre wI.l be allowed The
w4., "a. 10y la.j one party five c, nts
.ai Ial.ar sE cents for fruit yesterday
Tu. 49, Roberts 10 make tins state
, 1883-06-09
Voluntary Tributes of Gratitude for Bene-
fits Received.

DEAR sIR,-Piease allow ME the privilege Of
giving my testimony regarding the wonderful
curative properties of Your Invaluable medicine,
SeQaes &ez7e4F. During The past siI or seven
years have been great sufferer from Kidney
Dlye3se ADD hNI1Ns n SySss> Ys'( * 90 SSNs oAS
ezHezlzes A2ye DeeO 50 SDisNse - NNs WAssczIh-
able. Only those who have suffered BY ths
dread disease know Of the awful backache. and
pains of all kinds. accompanied BY great weak
ness and nervous prostration, loss OF force and
ambition which invariably attend it 1 had all
these troubles intensified and was in such a bad
condition that could not get up out Of ny chair
except BY putting my hands on my knees. and
almost rolling out before could straighten up.
| tried the best doctors, and many kinds Of medi-
cine, but all failed TO help me, and experiment
ed SO long endeavoring 20 get cured that last
spring vas in very poor shape, and IN seeking
for relief nv attention was directed BY friend
10 the remarkable cures Of Kidney diseases, ETC..
which we're being accomplished by Hunts Rem
edy Twas induced to try II, and began 10 take
Il. and very soon "liInbered up" az II were my
.erers backachc. and the intense pains had
suffered so long speedily disappeared, netV1th-
standing had been bothered with this complaint
30 many years.
When / began to take Hunts Remedy was
considerably run down in my general health, and
suffered also from loss Of appetite. Ever since
have been taking the Remedy, however, my i'm
prorement has been mos, marked; my former
complaints, aches, pains, etc, have disappeared,
and now feel like nv former self, hale, hearty,
and sound in health shall always keep Hunt
Remedy with me, and would most earnestly rec
ommend all those who are sufferers from Kidney
or Liver diseases. or diseases of the Bladder or
Urinary Organs TO use Hunts Remedy, and take
no other.
Yours very truly,
HENRY H. SHELDON.
No. 80 Westminster ST., Providence, L. l.
, 1883-06-09
.uuih'r Enterprise.

H- i,ln jackson fl, or San Francisco, has
'0.-.. s-,sr-. lo.s adjoining the foundry Of
N.~a H.rhai * Robert, III TINS city, and
n- ,..M-u-e the erection cf Gn I'M
nsasa ..:.etas, 10 le used as machine
ra I~&s, b.. $50 NaAN4l&l<Sev AZ ScIrls q
-EzE..-l.. aav v,esueat-, Ha.caiR,.t, e0g'Des,
y- ,aas MnA A.sN Ir vyv2le&N tNrge wale i.
a.-s, .- ,.t aiI IluuS property. Marshall
Roberts ".- 'lrulsh tue steam power Tor
"'s4s" all important enterprise, and We
understand tDlt wosk upon the buildings
WI y cmmtneei lmmclIAtrIY.
, 1883-06-09
severe &TSi,iraf.

'-->; e.eaIa- a man, named sam Irwin,
: 'Fu-sht - -. May's hospIta! in an un-
-'1I'1s condition. and lir. alock imme
.--'e.y summoned. II seems that the man
Us ming On 4 wool cal. between here and
"A-.-l'. ami by some means Or other was
-F5%n Oh while the train was III motion.
hr 'r.i ioWn the embankment and received
some very severe injuries about the head.
'-e attending physician informed Us this
. 'i''-s hat although his injuries were OF a
very severe nature he could not Il Tor two
.. ;aT-r days tae exact nature OF the man $
10 ol l. MAS fortunate that he did not
.-. "l -he track. ar all events
, 1883-06-09
rrRox OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT ]
MrssouL.. Mon. May 30. iSS

MIssouLa, Mon. May 30. iSsS-
This city. which will soon be in direct
rail communication with Walla Wail,, Is As
pleasantly located and lively rs any town IN
Montana 1t is 46s miles by railroad from
W.lla WallA It's at an altitude OF 3,ooV
feet. and has a population of about l. t"-
it has as level and as good town site as
Spokane. Set IN an angle of rolling green
hills on the north. and pine-slad, steep hills
on the east, it presentsa snug looking as
pect. TIE Missoula river sweeps By, close
to the southern edge of the city, in slight
curve, and flows of to the southwest
About five miles Of, near the MissouiA fost'
II receives the waters of the Bitter Root
river; then winds along through Level
green valley, amongst pleasant homes ana
shady orchards; while here and there in the
valley can be seen numerous bands OF cattle
and horses.
Rattlesnake Greek, running by the east
edge OF the city, coming from the mountains
on the north, and the main river, pouring
through the rough He'll Gate Canyon, the
mouth Of which is Just east of the city. form
excellent water powers by which all the
power necessary for manufacturing purposes
can easily be obtaired.
The n. T. r. r. runs by at the foot OF the
hills, close by the city. on the north. The
company have fine, level tract OF land re-
served. close to the northwest corner, on
v ~hich to lay ont a yard and erect shops
station buildings. etc.
The Bitter Root Valley, which most all
Wslla Wallians have often heard OF, Is nlne'
ty miles long and from three to fifteen miles
wide. 1t lays almost due south OF Mlssouia.
IL has as fertile valley as there Is IN the
Territory. Missoula will be the railroad
shipping point for that vast extent oil farm
ING country until there is branch road
built up the valley.
Washington Durn, A. B. Hammond aud
f. l.. Brenner have formed company,
which is known as the :MOntana Improve
ment Company. They have obtained a large
tract of timber in western Montana from the
MFR R. Co. and intend putting up saw
mills, etc. They will employ over ELK
hundred men. Their headquarters will be
in Missoula, which xill somewhat increase
the business OF the city.
Through trans from the " est now run
to Jocko Station. within forty-tWo miles I"
here. Lynch Bros. run daily stage line
from Jocko TO here, making the trp IN eight
hours.
End OF ;rack a: IreseLt SrItlns Is within
twenry-tau u.ll,s 4 h,re rirou.h trans
will Le running 10 this place b. Jaly- The
big trestle at Okeeie'S caa. on Is hearty
competed. and timber Tor the Other tFeaties
IS mostly ali on the ground. really To be put
I'd. On the east eI.d the eIld ot tn track Is
within tweAty miles oi Helena B~tween
MrsOula anG Helena II IS 10 miles. The
grade is about all completed ready 10 slap
down the tees AID lroa, Two miles II track
on each cad eau be laid per day 40 OLE
can See that the link can be connected easily
IN two months.
Paul BuulOn's Musical Combustion o!
WalIs Wslla are giving entertainments IN
this city.
.,.l W Arrh,r xy.lI. L mo- IA
, 1883-06-09
We Come 10 kgay.

Truthful representation, honest goods and
low prices are our stepping stones to success
If you want q neat stylish fit in . boot On
shoe. or = good common sense comfortable one
Of the finest gscds, yet durable, or good
shoe for boys, misses, children and infants,
call on ]. S. Barrett, who keeps the genuine
Bort, \. Y. shoes. de has tbs freshest, larg
est and most complete stock, adapted % tht
wants Of the country. No II, Main Street
next door 70 post Office. mal4dwu
, 1883-06-09
se:irr 10 fsrJdsr Rutldrr~.

S-alsd proposals will be received NJ the of
n-- ~ n. CJnnty Auditor On Tuesday, June
J, 1853, iHf the eon-truction Of the folloxins
briggs ia Wslla Waia county: % Wit. unr
Nndss al Cummings crossing "f the Wall.
va Ia river near y ailuiA Main span t. e
- feet 10 feet wide, l6 feet above led Of river
appr0ach w-s. sii= I'D Feet on els' side 20
f~e:. t. main sl,sn ~ be built nf pew tin,
ners: approaches Of timber now On the grouI a.
ore friiy= IN the T.achet river, Lear
Hogi-s Juue,i"n, main ~ran 20 feet, with ap-
prnaeb.s n "a ide Total length Of bridge,
ineluiirg spprr n hes, Id fee
One bsi.se On MIN Creek, at Dudley Cr"ss-
ins, to Al length Of b-.l-e, including approach
-, 80 f-=, One bridge On Mil CreeS at
Evans Crnssirg, t,;al length 1t bridge, IN
ciu iins approaches, 800 feet
All of the above naI.sd bridges 70 he buiit
N piles and all tinibers for corstriction "t the
trne 20 Le Of red Er. Bids will t- rersi'ed
f.r th- H0W.'tuss and other plans. coinnis,
81 1ner. reser,i.g the light 20 jec. any and all
bi9s w. 4. PAlNiEh,
County Auditor.
WaIla WaIla May 2, 1855. uassdit-2"
, 1883-06-09
Conrte>ies Appreciated.

The members Of the First CAvalry Band
of Walla Walla desire through the STATES
MAN to publicly return their sincere thanks
to the knights OF Pyrhias and citizsns OF
The Daiies for generous hospitality aud uni
for courtesy extended to them during their
recent visit to that plsee. Their every wish
was gratihed, aad the committee in charge
was most Jealous In providing for their com
fort,
, 1883-06-09
Change OF Time

Says the Dayton Chronicle We Rave
endfavored 10 learn when the change Of time
on railroad would 20 into effect, bat can get
nothing official. 1t Is thought, however.
that it viii be next Sunday. The passenger
train viii probably arrive al hoar earlier AID
depar: all hour l.:eI .haa under the old
schedule. The freight tram will arrive a,
about 4 O'Clock P VI. aad depart at 8 the
same evening.
, 1883-06-09
Musical Instruments.

,'- Alien -. White has opened IN tins
Al agency for the celebrated Whitney
..s H..mrs and kimtall organs. and the
altman VII! also f.! orders Tor any class
n musical instruments the public may de
slid. W.l Wala has long telt the need OF
nr... lass mnsi, house, and ne htspeak for
81. Nm.c i ll.llns trade. For the
.... ll-,a.-. Will ae located at No. :
...-.. ..u..,. u. al the corner oi Main.
, 1883-06-09
4 rlra-aEi iGalr.

r.m.n,,rs O: tie First Cavalry Band
,...~.--rs To- Dr. lAncey Blalock and
... ...srn.sas ir.ie lat saturday evening at
,.sg.-.src, oi Mrs SaLderson. the brides
.a.- l.was d complete surprise TO the
aa,.ag. ta, a.'h his usual activity he soon
... tf. house y'yutl:ully supplied with re-
.. .r..,t, of al kinds. and inviting the
i.,---. most enjoyable time was had by
, 1883-06-09
.lIEp pAr-wrDSEsDAy, JULY FouErH.

Tr,tinn races under the rules Of the National Trong
Association. All trotting 10 harness
Running races under the rules of the Pacific Blood
H,rSe Association
Tn per cent entrance must accompany the Nomination
Entrance or toitiug races to close june 10TH running
races June - h. with Rassen & Cannon, Waa Walla-
Fo,r entries aad three starters required for all
Td prog retars the right to permit, race with less
lu'ahsr i entries
2 ,t'iar'.r civ script Required ty the rGles
RUSSELL & GhGNON Prop.
, 1883-06-09
4 New rachine firm.

r.....r Z Go. have opened branch office
.-,,lv house il Walia Walia, where
...- VIII supply the trade at first hands,
.-.f.ir threshius and saw mill machinery.
..r. r...r ines can be seen at their ware
-. .cra.!.e the Stine House, on Main
.--.. vI,re they would be pleased 10 see
....,...,.rers and friends.
, 1883-06-09
1 Fine structure

From City Surveyor Wilson We get the
following particulars Of the fine bridge to be
built over the Walia Walla river At Milton.
The stream viii Le approached by a trestle
$50 feet long, which will connect the old and
new bridge. Tie bridge proper viii be Il
feet span, the principal timb,rs 10 &c Of
single pieces. Mr.. Nilsson, ny whom the
plans were drawn. believes the bridge, when
completed. will be the tiuest structure OF a
like nature In Umatilia County, and viii
cost something hike 5000.
, 1883-06-09
KALAMAZOO Mich, Feb. ,, 1880.

] lknoS Hop Bitters will bear recommendation
honestly. All who Use them confer npon them
the highest encoBiums, and give them credit
for making cures sll the proprietors claim for
them. l have kept them since they were hrs;
offered te tkepublic. They took high rank from
the frs., and maintained it, and are more called
for than all others combined So long as they
keep up their high reputation for purity and
usefulness. | shall c0ntinift 10 recommend them
-srmething l have never before done with sny
other paten. medicine.
J.BABCOCk. ND.
, 1883-06-09

Isaw 70 much sid about the merits Of Hf
Bitter, ssd ny wife who vas always ductoring'
and never vel, te.sed me- % urgently 70 eet hr
come. concluded to be humbugeod again and
I am giad did, for in les than two months
use Of the Bitters, my wife vas cured, and sae
h,s remained % for esehtsen months sinee. l
Ike such hun.buexing.-E- T.. St Psul. .-Ps-
sesr Pro0
, 1883-06-09
Methodist Camp Meeting.

morrow wednesday, the Methodist
-,sD,t;on Of this dissrie. wall commence
amp meeting on Holt Thomas place,
I'D. i've miles above this city on Mil creek.
~. meeting viii hold over till next Sunday
rrotably continue seven days longer.
.-gi,I invitation Is extended TO all TO al
..... ..rrir that period.
, 1883-06-09

rJEsT DAY -noSpsT, .JTtN sHcvNH
Running -t'ne-half mile dash. iGse g.. al
2-ye2r- Ida. furSA, Sl5i; :ir-t npr.- -. -
Ond horse S4l. thiIi horse. ~.
Tr,'t:ing ter al Swear o',is AMI a.
mile heats. lest il ,. Pur-e SEQ: Er-t hos
SlS0, second horse $y1, t!i;rd horse 50.
SECOND DAV-TU EspAI, JCIl TuRn.
Running -Three-quarter mile dash, n.'-lty
race. Purse 500; fi:>t i0TSs 10 quarter p1,e
$40, trSt horse To haf-miie 500. hrs. horse o.
tiiree-qulrter pole SlG0.
TrottinS-2:i0 elsSs, free for III, mile heats,
in ) t1p-n to Lewiston Purse. Si0n; tT-t
, 1883-06-09

E,E .iyG-i.;.s y i.ice's h.r 90 Sn ke river,
H. -, i->.l. !. g. i.-.g- ciiic.siIn:, Fur
sei ..sHrii= A. il7..e t;,Cs. roth If g At
Z, b.! cag'.-' = E.
G.ur~Ia H.-.uz ~ =. i.SS, st the res-
i- -. d: ia ,.9ore, Jn.nn. Or. by \ {.
t.S5.s r.'..:.sv .'ui-r. Mr Stephen Garise
tl.n Mis- .Ie:.r:. Na.,r-.
=! -ls-,i...t. .-lgay =, 1855. at the resi
H-!,'r r. j. Ara5e, Unt,n, Or. by A I
.a:g. I.ur..y iud.-. Mr.. Lindsay Robert:
.lt M,>- 1rr.- Arore.
.:E.as H.:yre-&t ParaeTry, " T.. Jun;
:: l., !.'ss. tsry l.. 4. 'I-orge officiating
~ : '..-s :; isNse, Of No. tsaa. to Mis-:
Nsl.,.. Glurfs. o' Garneli county
As-!-,'AlEys AZ DAYTON. " T J.,I.e > >
lSS. ~ :. -. 81 rp-s, J. =, AE- H-nry L
Abe sri Ms aisrsaIet A. Clayton. hotf
Il t'olaaih:.. county.
, 1883-06-09

{ :. LaSU UFFicE.
GAIIA WALL. Nav -. Iss2.
COMPLAINT HAYING HErS IN
~ ter-I az tn ",f7s bv Iae.b wsrer.l.l.,- 1
against Ag-ust i. blunIierg :lsr fsIIH-e 10
comply wi.h laE a. l, 1i.nl,-r .'ul,ure e1try
No. B}D dated March u l>S2, upon The NJ
l. Secsi5n Ia, Township 10 y. i:anee :OE ip
Kick tat County aiih a siew L. ,.aI.-eIlati., Of
said eatry; cnHte-tsnt aiiegigy th., sid Au-
gI.st =. B!ari.-ry did ~. IlDw the fse arrr-
the hrst year pr~scTii,-i l,y iaa. The said
parties are hereby sumraoned 10 appear al this
Ofice m the
lTs ior OF JuLY ISss,
AT ~ oclocs, A. ". To RESPOND ard fun 81
testimony concerning raid sIIeyei failure.
JUS JoRGENSEN, Register.
, 1883-06-09

Sick and bilious headache, and all derAnee-
ments OF stomach and bowels, cured by DR..
Pierce's Pellet" anti bilious grsnIlea.
25 cents wal. No cheap boKe, to allow
~.sse q yutass- By druNisea.
, 1883-06-09
DIED.

BrnGEg,S-At i.sGrand, Or. May 2S, 1859.
ii scarlet fever. Elya, infant daughter of E
f. a,.A IL NJ BeiGIsman sgei 9 months
and 10 days
JAuEs-At Pomeroy, May 81. lSs@. i. Ia It
daughter of Ny and Mrs. g ". James,
aged u days.
RGssY A. Pataha ca, Nay q, lSS3, fram
CONGESTION Of the hrs,n. Ms. Nancy kissby,
w:i- os !. ". EiCSi5r, a2rsi .. wears. /
months and days
Bl.IrIox-lr this city. .l.lr5 /, lN.A. oi ,!iPi :
liberia, l.u.ie Britjou, iru-hter f Mr.. H..
Z. Travos. aged - yes.s sad Ia L21nths.
Fun-rli 81 2P. NJ. -ay, from re-;tence
lis Birch -:T...-
, 1883-06-09
.wAsnrrxxA.s- s,DGEr.

Our Able CsFresDsaaens eenas u
Of laseressing News frsa Nissssn
Growing Ctsy WIN Bright Fsssre--FT
.onai Nentfen.
, 1883-06-09

From Conductor Van Bnsknk We i" '''' ".
wbe, the up trIin arrived At " aie1'''s A', !,
,;;,b, considerable switching "As DONE Aaa
= box car. partially loaded with inmOf,' tna'
was standing on the side track had 20 zoe 0s
moved. In coupling on to the car 'hey
.,rpek pretty hard and considerably shi'''''
,hs ,umber A, that moment the most ago
-, cell was sen. up, which appeared 10
;..ra from the interior of the car, and upon
;ny.s.ira,,en by the tram men with the aid
:, ,hs;r lxuterns they found man com.
u ul.,slr buried beneath the heavy pieces o'
timber
As sOou IS possible the poor "e'ii was s..
created from his dilemma and upon exam,
,,.,,n i, vas fouad that aside from se'erAi
,.es and a good scare be was unInJaEed
Hcras removed to the hotel and medical
r,l.,nmoped. The man gave his name as
sase, pia..d and said that he had been
considerably and bad erawled in'o
one . take snOoas. He had a close call
1s's's u probably be cold day when ne
foot ct t ,her break OF that kind.
, 1883-06-09
.jULT ,. 1888,
ts;icr for Publication.

i-ayD OFF.CE AT WALLA WAILA.
May -. 1888.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
" the following named settier has FLED no.
lice o. hi- iatea eati9n to make iinaI proof in sup
port Of h;s cisi,n. ant that raid Troof viii bs
made before L. $. Land Office q: walla walls
, 1883-06-09
sniice-EIaiber satc--
Gt ,RGs 7. WEIGH So. Isaac T.. FAJl

Gt,gos T WEIGH So. Isaac T. FAJI
C.S. L.vH CFF.Ce.
y ia NsLLA, A.,y -, Ias3.
hyMfiAIST HAVING BEEN N
u tlfCi Il ;Lis once 3v G-u. f. WEIGH
s.,siaz, isasc L Paul IL. ia:.1. q T. comrly
al b i--r- - IL Iis,.ler .IiI:u-s earrv 20 l3i5.
1s,ei Msy y. lrsl. r9nD iA- nrr'hTe-t 9y4r-
ter Il section 10, Towuship y. Isrth q Ranys
30 Z = " Nd. IL Walla Will CoGntr, Wzsh-
,nHton Ty-. with 4 g;Nw u eia"e.is,i..a # .Id
snf:y; contestant alelgl- that -s;d Pagl has
iAiied 70 .nlriva;@ Ere -crrs rsVai-ei by tfs
lax . Re cgiciTa-od tie s-ra,.G year IN tin
:ract Gained. The aid pa.ties are hcraty SIM
an"u-i b. appear az this H;.ce Gn tn
9Th DAY OF JuLY, 1888.
At 10 o'clock A. n, 70 resnord ani furniah ter
tipony GOVERNING s4i9 alleged failure.
JOS JOi;G JENSEN. Register.
, 1883-06-09
.la FOR LEWISTON:
The Fixhl Befweea Lewiston and nssesw
TInall, SessieA IN Faver - The FsrDer

Special to the Statesman
LEWISTON, June j. lSSs.-The election on
the county seat question came of here yes
serday; considerable enthuaissm b ing mani
tested At the pclls. Very latest returns show
that Lewiston is victorious By about 200
votes, few outside precincts yet to hear
from.
The above SPECIAL dispatch yrs received
BY ,he STATESMAN last evening. but too late
for our issue Of yesterday. II IS nov 4 con-
cedsd fact that Lewiston has won the eiec.
t,np.-Ed. STATESMAN.
, 1883-06-09

"In the lexicon of youth, etc, there IL no such
word As FcI.r That lexicon" is ncv found In
the laboratory Of Hunrs Remedy. IL knows no
such word as-Fa,I.
, 1883-06-09
july llTI. lSs.i.

VIZ: Charles strnup. Ds 1873, for the El SET
AID F1 SW3, Sec. 20, 7 S y, \ 50 +. lie
ns;nss ihe following wi-ne.-es - prove his con
tlnn"'ls r-si4ence upon and cultivation o. said
land, W: Nm- berieg, Thos Dcring. Ely
More aad jas. Spangi--, all Of Wslla Walls
C"In:y. JOS. JORGENSEN, Register.
, 1883-06-09
Milo

Notice is hereby given that the city taxes
90. ros due and payable. All unpaid taxes
,.ili l,e,ome delinquent July /. 1883,
lSS2 Il. JACOBS,
City Treasurer
, 1883-06-09
SECOND pIssATcI

LEwIsrcS. May lsS3.-Lewi.ton i. three
hundred ahead.
, 1883-06-09

A nes BUY BOSS BOOTS Unless
woven MT THE BEST. Sci THAT
der,, Hiat, IS ON EVERY PAIR
eoysrs, etc AKIN. SELLING 4 GO.
, 1883-06-09
No.irr for r. i,iirafIon.
J'HN H1LDfN.
I.ANb tETInE ar hN,IrA W..

LAND DFFIoE At WaLLN WAIiG.
May II. Iss.
SoII,E Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ taz following named sitter has filed
n7-ic" u Li- Intention u make final pr"of in
-11p,It 4 his claim. AMI that said prof will
- -sr''.l- ',=;".e L. :. I..n-. Oaie. * W=Ms
8" ala "a
JrLr ,. 1888,
% 2; john Holden. VI No. l03S, f.r the NWY
Nii .nd Ma NM. Sec 81, AMI SWt SEt
nd Stl S"t, Sec. p. Tie nau.es the lollpx-
Tfg wi-ness.> - Dyoye hi continuous residence
up.n and cultivation If said Iani. viz: George
SAY ge, Wm- S-ID,,i- Michael Danovan. Ei.
HIker,all 81 Walia WaBa County.
Jos. JORGENSEN. Register.
, 1883-06-09
EORS.
t4EIi ID.

HaRD.y-A. nay:on, june !. lSc3. - the wife
Of Dan Hsid L. dsught.r
, 1883-06-09
Naiiee.-Iimber Iu,rure.

JACOB WAGFSBLAsT =. 4UG. T. BlrGsEEe
, 1883-06-09

W. C. .Psntr il anl rssdC CountrG
Of # gApru
the q ny
{. X County Auhtor
, 1883-06-09
ROOM ST t.Nb:tSir.

/. W SLoAN. NJ. II.
Health Officer City ut Waila " ala
, 1883-06-09

o
from May to Mayl anll ls shownga ot
redeem ats
, 1883-06-09
Yours yery truly

HENRY H. SHELDON.
No. 80 Westminster ST., Providence, T. l.