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, 1883-06-02
Peace Memorial.
DECORATION DAY-lSSS. ,

Captain Henry H. Pierce, of the gallant
2lst Infantry, U. 5. A, has kindly forward
ed to the STATESMAN the following poem,
delivered before Ellsworth Post, G. A. r.,
and read to- day by General Tannatt, at the
cemetery:
Unfurl the grand, old flag once more,
The stripes and stars We love so well;
Lift high the tattered flag We bore
In battles front mid shot and shell.
Ave, spread that glorious banner wide,
Its folds of crimson, white and blue:
Nor fear shall droop, nor frown shall hide
That emblem Of the brave and true
Heed not the tarnished greayes of war
Their bloody work, thank God is past
Yet bid the buSler wind afar
Once more the clear assembly blast.
We march this day where comrades rest
Beneath the sward on their Country's breast;
We march in peace to the solemn sound
OF the funeral drum t. the churchyard ground,
Where the friendly shade Of the pine lies deep
On the calm repnse of their loyal sleep.
No CLEAN Of hate ON the veterans face,
Nor clank Of steel in his measured pace;
No standards, torn from a brothers hand,
Shall speak this day Of sundered lanu.
And the fragrant gifts of the woodland bowers,
For those who fell when tie storm was high,
That quenched the stars in the mon sky.
THAT UNION saved by their death we boast:
Not victories gained from Seditions host;
Nor trophies won from an erring Lee;
My Sher,nau's march to the foaming sea;
Nor dasiIlug Phil and his gallant ride;
Nor the final wreck of the Southern's pride
We seek the place VI the patriots grave,
Who kept the boon that our fathers gave;
And We bear the wealth Of the tioWery meals
To crown the fine Of his glorious deeds
To the Lor,, Of Hosts is the debt of praise
For his guiding hand in the sunless days,
When Sumpters news as the lightning sped,
And the North went forth with A martial tread,
To His throne above shall the anthems rire,
With the voice Of praise 10 the bending skies,
While Der the dead on the breath Of Spring
The stirring notes Of the camp-eround ring;
For Him alone shall the altars glow,
As a comTaSe tells of the daunti"ss foe;
OF the weary march and the midnight nail;
OF the rending shot and .he clashina hladei
And the chastity fields where the Blue and Grey
In thu fierce embrace of their death grasp lay
To that throne on high shall our thanks increase
For the welcome light of blood bought peace
For the friendly clasp of the Southern hand
In the Frightening hopes Of our Common Land;
For its tranquil homes and its fruitful plains,
And its haryests rich with the golden grains
God bless the sleep Of the honored brave
Beneath the has that they died Ia save;
And serd share Of His boundless love
On their erring foes from the courts above,
Nav blessings fall ON the Church and STATE.
To lit the curse of Rebellion's hate:
May plenty dwell where the farmer SONS
, 1883-06-02
Notes.

Col George, Of Dayton, is one Of the Mex
ican War Veterans who came 10 town to
keep Memorial Day. He was lst Lieuten-
ant Company l, lsr Eegt. ladiana Nolun-
teers and joined the army June l3, 1916.
The Dayton Gays is the best military
organization i'll the Territory. anG the public
spirit OF their band is greatly to be COM
mended knowing the struggle that Lin
coin Post. q. A. r., IN this city has had to
90 through in order to keep Its head above
water, the tand, instead of accepting the
offer Of our post 20 pay all their expenses
here on Memorial Day, interested their owr
citizens and the necessary amount vas rais-
ed IN two hours.
It's estimated that over 400 people at
tended the Memorial Day exercises at the
cemetery.
James McAulifi and 7. T. Burgess are the
ouly two Mexican war veterans who joined
in the procession.
Past Chancellor A. J. Kay was the only
representative oi Ivsnhoe Lodge, X. of 2.
IN hEe.
T. o. Abbott, of the Dayton Journal,
came down on this mornings special.
Comrades Frank Cook and John Schafer
came over from Ainsworth and helped TO
swell the ranks to-day.
\ sight strange to the eyes Of hundreds CT
our citizens Was seen to-day in the process
sion. The Register and Receiver OF tie
Land Otfice were together in the same car
rage by side as friendly as possible. They
belong to the new regime aud neither gentle
man is from Ohio.
There were l5l passengers on the sreeia!
down train from Dayton and Wa:tsburg.
, 1883-06-02
FrRrHER PARTiCTLaRs


On Saturday evening the Fallon Brothers
called at the STATESMAN Office to give the
true inwarduess OF the little shooting scrape
on the Coppei They were accompanied BY
Soren Hansen, the young man who was ose Of
the principals. He is young Dane who hiss
only been three months In this county and
from HIM We gather the following: BE has
been herding h0rses for Fallen Bros. for
some time past and last Thursday morning
found horses missing and tracked them down
the road to Barnes place on the Coppei. He
met Barnes and asked him ciyi.ly If he had
seen any animals Barnes answered "Yesn
and said he had opened the bars which were
across the road at his place and driven them
off. Hansen said that it was a mean trick
to drive of mans horses in that manner. as
he could not see that they were doing any
damage. Barnes then became excited and
said, "What do you say" and shouted To-
ward his house for his gun. Hansen then
rode off, followed by Barnes, who KEEP. call
ing for his gun. The next day Hansen
tracked the horses down the creek and had
to ride past Barnes house, and again asked
If he had seen any horses or had let any ont
Barnes did not answer, but Just went for
HIM and called out 10 his son to ''bring his
arms" On Barnes trying to grab him he
turned his pistol, which he had drawn on
hearing Barnes threats, and said Leave me
alone or will shoot" The boy then came
up with the gun and Barnes said ''Shoot his
head of" and Hansen said Make the boy
take the gun down or | will shoot you.
Mrs. Barnes then made her appearance and
tried TO prevent trouble by talking to Hansen
and trying to get his pistol from lin. Barnes
then went for the gun, but his daughter
tried to prevent his getting hold OF 1t, aud
while they we're thus engaged Hansen rode
oil, as 1t seemed to be hIs only show TO pre-
vent blood being shed, bpt being excited,
bis pIstol-a self-cocser-gent of in front
Of him. Thea BArues leveied his qua aud
took aim from a wagon and fired, the hall
striking the mare he was riding in the leg.
Our iGformants stated that tue horses were
not troubling Barnes and had done no dam
age. We are informed that Barnes is a very
hasty and excItsble Ran, and On previous
occasions had been arrested for assaults on
different persons. The STATESMAN gives all
parties the advice to have 10 more trout ble,
bat to settle their little difficulties amic4bly.
Ii is paltry affair aud a little moderation
would have prevented any trouble what
evpI
, 1883-06-02
J. :. BABCOCk, NJ. ID
ih" June uc,tius.

'N -ut 18th there viii be three year
''- ''o' Al lie Driving Park, at which time
'''e'l. d. The most promising colts will be
altered FaF tie July races the stables are
'".' '' 'iaer' "hish may Ice seen each fore
N'.a 90 The track. The Portland races Will
'e POI oH - accommodate the horses here,
1-' delegation OF lovers Of the turf will
'.''' ii'' city to participate at the meeting.
"'''ss. Russell ( GanHon are determined TO
'..'N7 ''e park TT place for laiics and gem
.'5''sa . visit and viii See ths. disrepata
'e Characters will te excluded As Tar as the
az allow.
, 1883-06-02
amp Meeting.

"f Rave been informed that the Seventh
'4s A!'ea:ss;s VIII hold religious camp
,.'''lS IN the fine, large grove on VIM
-'--A'.' property at Milton, Oregon, COM
-''IllHS on June 6th aud continuing sis
-A', hideF :. y. Haskell, of CALIFORNIA;,
''.15F & / Boyd, of Salem, Oregon, and
e'Ie' eminent SPEAKERS will be present.
-' committee Of arrangements announce
nat cordial invitation is extended IL all
10 be Present.
, 1883-06-02
a Pres. Revolution

4 complete revelation has occurred with
the leading papers of the Petite coast IN the
matter Of 1eleyraphic dispatches; heretofore
the Or,gOniau has been in the Associated
Press, and TIE Chronicle has teen gong II
.,ora Under the new arrangement, which
will t,se effect Gu Friday, June l''' the ~
s,oo;,. and 5. +. Ckroaie!e Will be associated
,o,s,b.r and the Cal. Bs''sfia, Aa'' ans
Rrrord Taioa will remain intact me ea'
tor Of the STATESMAN has accepted the s, 'fis'
rr.phic cp. agency Tor the oytgo1a { son,' .'..
.o-,a,nstisn. and a new relegrsphlc eo;rss
a,,snt will be Immediately sppo'nte' io'
he C,Iifnrpi. Associated Press
, 1883-06-02
SEgIOIs ACCIDENT.


This forenoon about ten o clock Mrs. Nike
Buckley and Mrs. Jack Daniels were driving
out the cemetery road in john Doveiis bug
". BY some means or o;fer the lines
became entangled and IS the lady driving
was endeavor,ng to strengthen them the
buggy overturned throwing them both 'io-
lently to the ground. Some gentlemen who
witnessed the accident came to their ASSIST
apce and medical ard was summoned. Dr.
AIhan made an examination and found that
Mira. Buckley had broken one OF her iiinos-
Mrs. Dniels escaped with no INJURY tar'ns
a sev,re fright.
, 1883-06-02
A New Machine Firm.

Russell & Go. have opened branch Office
and sup;ly house in Walla Walla, where
they viii supply the trade at first hands.
with their threshing and saxmil machi-
nsry. Sample machines can be seen At their
warehouse opposite the Stine House, on
Nam street, where they would he pleased 10
see their Customers and friends.
, 1883-06-02
W HIM >erd.

TIL. ...d for hedges which We recently
mentioned in the SrsrEssAS as having 'eeA
,..s;vsd a, this office has slready teen ais'
,,;bu,es among several Of our solid farmers
and others who will give i: fair triAi- >oine
-, h,v. seen it grow say that ii beats wire
f.nc., in keeping stock in or ont as the - case
may be- The parties reeeislni III = = ,axden.
Thoa Page. James Devar, , W. p Ham,
John F. Boyer. a. Biackah' W IN "a a.
mond, 1. r. Hood and w n. .; n,I'Te,-, Iec,,i,;ss
these gentlemen hive In dinerens isS. io''..s Ne
where the soil and climate are dlnsiss -
look for the result Of the eHpe''h'eii' -"
interest
, 1883-06-02

Isw so mach said abou. the merits OF hop
Bitter. and rny wife who was always dOesoF'ne.
and never well, te.sed me 20 urgently to sss Der
..m. eoncinded to be kumbug2ed again; snd
7 am elsd did, for in les than two nostss
n.s a ,he Bi,ters. nv wife was enred. and soS
ha. renamed 50 for eighteen months .,noe;
Ike such hun.bagging. g.-E. T.. ~ fsui'-f'"-
D>,r prexs
, 1883-06-02

Trttng races under the rules Of th National Trottins
Association All trotting races to harness.
Running under the rules ct the Pacific Blood
Horse Association.
Ten per cent entrance must accompany the nomination
Entrance for trotting to close June 18TH running
June 2oth with Russell Cannon, waa WallA-
Four entries and three starters required Tor all races
The propreors the right to permit with less
number Of entries.
Be particular to give description required by the rules
RUSSELL i GAGNON Prop.
, 1883-06-02
CHAs. S. SHORTER

LAED OFFICE At WALLA WALLs,
May q, 1883.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the following named settler has Sled no
tice Of his intention TO make final proof in sup
port of his claim and that said proof viii be
made before the L. :. Land Ofhce At Walia
Walia on
JULY 9, 1888
viz: Chas s. Shorter, ID. s. 1918, for the SW
l,lSec. =, TS. Rg4E He names the follow
ing witnesses To prove his continuous residence
upon ami cultivation of said land. viz: Isaac
Porter. Chas Davis. W. II. Green and Fran
ciseo SaucheI, all Of Wslls Walla County
JOS. JGRGENSEN. Rssi.t~r.
Nsiice for Pssaieaaisa.
CHAs. c. DAVIS
LAND OFFICE AT WALLA WAILA.
May 3, 1888.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
N the following named settler has fled no.
tiee of his intention TO make final proof in sup
port of his claim, and that said proof will be
made before L. s Land Office at WAllA Walla
on
july 6, 1888,
viz: Chas. C. Davis HID 2i27 for the NWf
Sec. 6, TSN, r 81 Z. He names the follow
iny witnesses To prove his continuous residence
upon. and cultivation Of said land, viz Chas.
I. Wightman, Chas. S. Shorter, U. H. Green,
and Geo. Winchester, all Of WAla WAlla
county. JOS. JORGENSEN. Reg
sale Of Zeal Estate for Delin4seni
Grade Tax
Notice is hereby given that IN pursuance
Of the Ordinances Of the City Of Walis
Waila, IN such cases msde aad provided, I
viii offer Tor sale at public auction to the
highest bidder. in front Of the City Jail, in
Walla Walls City, W. T., On the 10th day
OF July, 1883, at the hour of , O'Clock P. NJ,
the folio wing described real estate, situated
III Walla Walla City, W. I, to-wit. Lot S.
block -, Langfcrd's addition to Walla WAlla
City, the same being sold for Delinquent
Grade tax assessed to w. f. Brown, amount.
ing to the sum of S43 0S and accruing costs
JOHN &. JUSTICE,
City Marshal
May oath. 1855. MATT
Notice for Publication.
JSo. ". aASGASN.
LAND OFFICE AT WALLA WALLA.
May Is, 1883.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
y the following named settler has filed no.
tice Of his intention to make final proof in sup
port Of his claim, and that said proof will be
made before the L. S. Land Office at Wslls
Malta on
JCLy 3, 1883,
viz .Jno. w. Mangann HID No 2Jtji for the
SW ] SEC q, IT'S y X IS f. tie names the
following witnesses to prove his continuous
residence upon, and cultivation Of said land,
VIZ: Jos Hadley, Jno. Sherman, n. DAVIS
and S. Bryant. all of Walls " ALA county.
JOS. JORGENSEN, Reg.
, 1883-06-02
oy MAY @,h. 1883,
yosire for Plblfeattsn.

Layp OFFICE At WALLa WAILA,
May 8, 1888. !
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN IaAi
the foiIoving-namvd settler has nied nc
a.. Of his intention IN make hnai ff"oi IN sup-
port OF his claim. snd that Sid proof Vii az u De
made before U. $. Lsnt Once Al wGA II.
-, - * 1884 viz: Harvey Shaw. HID.
No oa;7. for The Sci SWt and SWf SEt Sec
s To 9. IS T. He names the fo'i9sins
wi,ne.ses 10 prove bis continuous re.'dsncs
,,non ana cultivation Of, said land. viz: Cha.
r Buck. Marx A. Evans, J. 9. LANAI. Josspo
Ism.r, O; Walla WAlls, W. T.
Lam Y. II. MORRISON.
Register
, 1883-06-02

LAND 0FFIoR AZ WAILA wAIIL
Nay "a. 1883
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the following named settler has hl-d
notice Of his intention to make final proof in
support Of his claim, and that ,Aid proof sill
be made before U. S. Land Ofhcs as walls
Wslla on
JuII 8. lssS.
viz: John Holden, Hd No. loss, for the NWl
NEt and NEt Nw3. Sec 2i and Sw3 SCI
and SET SW} Sec D He names the follav.
ing witnesses 20 prove his continuous residsncs
upsn and cultivation Of said land. viz: George
Savage, VIM. Semple. Michael Danovan. Ed
Baker,sll Of WAlla Wala County.
JOS. JORGENSEN. Register.
Nssiee fer PuhlSeasfsa.
, 1883-06-02

From parties just down from Cheney We
earn tia, J. {. davenport, appointment bus
sars' man Of Cheney and President of the
Bank OF Cheney. has iecampei with deposits
iy'ns III the bank 10 the amount of $4,000
~ 5000, Portland creditors OF the firm
of Davenport. Thompson x Co., have filed
attachments Ia the sum OF S36. OO0 Daven-
port aud hl' family lett Cheney on the eas,
hound Passenger last Saturday. We may
'"oa Tor hun back some day, and in all prob
ah-.l,y he Will oren a hook blndery.
, 1883-06-02
Noliee--TJ0beF Culture.


DANIEL O'CoNSoR vs.. LARKIN J. SHsLL.
U. s. LAND OFFICE,
Walla Walla, w. T.. April q, 1853.
COMPLAINT HAVING BEEN EN-
~ tered at this Office by Daniel O'Connor
against Larkin J. Shell for failure to comply
with law rs t. timber cnlture entry No. li75
dated Path day Of August. 1880. upon the NEt
Of Sec 2. Tps N Z 81 =. in Walla Walla
County. W. T., with view to the cancellation
of said entry; contestant alleging that said
Larkin J. Shell failed to plow the 6ve acres
required to be plowed the FIRST year. failed to
plov the FIVE acres required to he plowed the
second year, and has failed TO cultivate any por-
tion Of said tract the said parties are hereby
summoned to appear at this Office on the
9TH DAY OF JUNK, 1888,
At 10 O'Clock A. NJ, to respond aud furnish tes-
tirnony concerning said alleged failure.
f. II. MORRISON,
Re9ister.
, 1883-06-02
IN a Pr-cariau. Condition.

", Marion has Just returned from Lyons
e'r'' where he has been in attendance up
u his. Schrull, the young man who was
= oAliy injured by fsli from h,s horse a
"Ay' siHee. The doctor reports that the
Patent |. IN most precarious condition and
Il Is very doubtful whether he will live.
, 1883-06-02
FIRST DAY -NoSDAI, JULY SECOND.

FIRST DAY -NoSDAI, July sFcoSD.
Running -0ne-half mile dash, frte for all
2-year-clds. Purse, $50; first horse $50, sec
ond horse S45. third horse, SIS.
Trotting-Eree for all 3-year olds and under
mile heats, best in ). Purse $500; first horse
sis0, second horse $50, third horse 800
SECOND DAY-rUEspAY, JULY THIRD.
Running -Three-quarter mile dash. novelty
race. furse 500; hrst borse 10 quarter pole
$40. hrst horse TO half-mile go, hrst horse u
thrue'qusrter pole $l00
Trotting-2:40 class, free for all, mile heats,
3 in ("pen to Lewiston.l Turse. 800; first
, 1883-06-02

LAND OFrrcE At WALLA WALL
May 3, 1888.
~roT,CE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the following n.msd settler has sied no
tee of his inteatiOn to make fn.i proof N sup
,,ort .I Of hi. claim, and that said proof VI %
nd. before L. 3. Land 0fhce a. WallA wAiis
july llrH, 1883
Viz. Charles s,roup. D. 4sss, fs the Y sht
md 81 SWi, Sec. 10, TsN. r o I. he
nsmss % IN. following witnesses TO prove his con,
nsn ,;nnan. re-iirnoe upon and cultivation Of said
isnd VIZ: Wm. Dering. Thos. DsI,ng: E;J
Waare and Jas. Spangles, al Of Wall. waiiA
Conrtv JOS. tORGENSEN, Register.
, 1883-06-02
No,ice for Pnbllcaaien.
LAND OFFICE AT WALLA WALLA,
May ), 1883.

LAND OfrIcE AT WALLA WAILA,
May ), 1883.
HyOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the following named settler has filed no
,;c. of MS intention t. make final proof IN sup
,.oTt af his claim, and the said proof will be
n ! ,ds before L. $. Land Office at Walla. W. ala
an lime 70, 1888, Wis: James w. Adams:
As 3505 s.r the NWt Sec q, TIP 10 y, K "a Z
WW He names the following witnesses tn
move his continuous residence upon, And cul'
tivatior Of, said land, Vic: J.seph T. Nelly
Dr Jau, Dor Wm. Jones, Wm- II. Reed,
Of Wall, Walla, W. T.
u E. II. MORRISON, Re-ister.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the following named settler has hied
notice of his Intention ~ make hnA proof IN
.pnnor, of his claim, and that said proof VIII
Ie made before u. S. Land Office II Waiia
Wall,
ox MAY 18th, 1883.
viz. IraF. Ward. HID. No 2i..1 for the iots
l and ., and - NE33, Sec 4. Q. h 81 W
NJ. He names the following witnesses 70 prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
q: s.ii land, vie: J. ID. Laman, l.aac Wool
.ry, Thos. MorgTove. Timothy HAinViiie, AL
of Walla Wallis, w. T.
' 9S,5w E. II. MORRISON. Register.
, 1883-06-02

hAIANAI|U Mich, Feb. J, M.
lAun~ Ha} Bit;ers will lb=arrecummendation
honestly Al vho Use them confer upou them
Tie highest encorilnls. and give them credit
'.T uAA:n- glIc' all III praprie;ors Calm for
'htm / have kept them since they were first
"i'rrri :, ,hspuhic They tcak sh rank from
IL aE'', ani maintained It. and are more called
'.E than al other, r,u''bineL So long as they
Keep ur their hi-h reputation for purity and
- ;-.n,'., shall @ ntinue :, recommend them
nr'a.i- have never before done with anY
'''rf i..'-l, medicine.
, 1883-06-02

uyour lun-s arc almost sssted Sy sonsli.,P
n. p;a,cs,. .1ioldrn Medical Discovery
III No., cure yoa. yet As remedy for severe
-,.,.h. and al cur.hle bronchial thr'at and
-s..,;o,s i, is unsurpassed Send tw"
s.mn, for pr. Pierce's large pamphlet treatise
On on.uup.;sn and kindred affections Aa'
a.. WorIp's D,srKysAKr MEnioAL Ass'si-
.,,os. Buffalo, n. \.
, 1883-06-02
WOMAN ANs HER s,.E.sss

inc u'ie OF large illustrated treatise, by
III l. Pierce. Buffalo, N. Y, sent to any
s' ior three stamps. 1, teaches sue
Ss.'i9i self.tres.msnt
, 1883-06-02

DON'T BUY BOSS BOOTS UNLESS
YOU WANT THE BEST. SEE THAT
OUR NAME Is ON EVERY PAIR
AKIN, SELLING s. co.
, 1883-06-02
Notice for Publicsiien1
Us, PH MERCHANT.

LAND OFFICE At WALLA WALLA,
May Is, 1883
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
n the following named settler has filed
notice Of his intention TO make final proof in
support of his clam. and that said proof will
be made before the U. S. Land Office at Waila
Walla. on June -, 1883. viz: Joseph Mer
chant, Hid 2533, for the NJ, NWt, Sec II. Tp
6, n K sew NJ. He names the following
witnesses to prove his continuous residence
,,r.,r. and cultivation of. said land. viz: NJ.
s Caris. Marcel Gagnor., John Berg, s A.
Stem, of Walla Walla, w. /. lSow
II IL MORRISON Register.
, 1883-06-02
MIDplE.lCED MES
Nsslee 10 The Pahiic.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIyRN THAT
IN ii pefsnns waiting ccal %iili hereafter bs
compelled TO osi-r from the agent Of the o. r
& y. Co.. n tie depot. AR. W. 3. Curtis.
- have gone ont Of ths busInsse
JOHN GOUDY.
, 1883-06-02
DIR. SPINNEY,
No II kIARsLT ST. SAX FRa: Isco.
-TREGrs ALL -
p cal and Chrohic Diseases.
YOCSG MEN

"HO NAY L SCFfGRlNG FIR NJ
w the .h-c'. "f =. y hal f.;..r- -,i IN
iisc sSh n, VI de- VII q. Ay-Il th.I,,s iV.- IL
his. the yres ct i"on -ver ii ar r,- z.rsr 4
-i.ffer ng hum~ni-v pk SPiSyLT Uill guar
,ntse - fnrf-i' { 90 fn- sv-ty Co. * e Il al
Nsakn-S- r priv .t~ dis~ ~ts- nf ans iiI .r
Character wh he undertakes sp falls cure.
AIDplE. AGED MES
There are many At the A-e a thirty N sirty
vho are troubled wi tor frrqurnr eyscua i"is
If the Bisd1er, Often sccpmpAni-d by sli.ht
burning s-ns tiou, and r w,ak-ninS .f The
system in . msn-er the pa'ient ennnit account
fo-. On examining the rrinary dsposits Topy
sediment will often be found, and sometimes
small particles Of albnmen viii appear, or The
color will bs Of thin n,iikish hue, again
changing to q dark and tnrrh appearance
There sr. many whn die a this di4 Guilty igao-
r>nt oi the caus-. which Is the second stage os
seminal weakness. DIR. Spinney viii gaArap-
Tee . perfect cure in all sach cases, and
ithyre.tos1tion Of the z-nit.,-i,rinary orxxEs
OYYIcE Hoe ss-le 10 4. and o. Sundays
from 10 To IL A. n. Consultation free Thor
oryh exsr,in,.i N and advice. 81 Cali ~ ad
dress DIX SPiNSEi Z CO.
, 1883-06-02
Sssiee-Ta.ber Cslssrs,

Seetee-Tlo6eS Ca1tofe.
JAeos WAGKSsLAsT 6. AUG. T. BLUMsrRa.
U. g. LAsD OyFIcl,
WALLA WALLA. May Is. 1884
COMPLAINT HAVING BEEN En-
~ tered II this Office BY jacob Wassnbls-t {
against August p. Blunbsrx tor failure 70
comply With hv - To Timber culture entry
No I51. dated March a. lss2. upn ths NE
!. Section 10. Township 10 N. Range 80 2 In
Klickitst County. with view to caboeIlstiou Of
s.id entry; eontsstart alleging that said An.
gust F. Biumherg did not plov the Eve acres
the firvt year a. prescribed hy lac. The said
parties srs hereby summoued 70 appear a this
once on The
llrH DAY or JcLT 1883,
At 70 O'Clock. A. ~ To respond and furnish
testimony concerning said alleged failure.
JOS JURGENSEN, Register.