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, 1883-01-27
BEYOND THE RIVER.
Convincing cenyersaiisn.

- tell You, sir, tlat they are one Of the
neatest combination ever produced, and nay
experience Of that sort # thing has Been wide
enouzSto entitle my judgment 20 some r=s'
pect
'Oh. | don't know. rcspCLded the first
speakers friend, with li',;e yaWD. IS though
he didn't take much interest in the subject, i
have never been able t. se- much difference IN
those things They are al pretty nearly the
same size; and mace Of about the same stGtt.
The talS, of which the foregoing j. frsg-
ment, took place IL G..ilatsn, Missouri. not
long sgo, in he snag Office Of Or. VI r. Flow
ers, one Of the leading physiciAns az the STATE.
who followed up tie vein II which h had in
troduced is substantially IL these words:
Nonsense. that i the rismarole o. a boy.
or rather Of a man who either doesn't know or
don't care Whit he says 1aose things. as you
csii them, are lust as different as the moon i
from green cheese. Now linir.e1ts, lotions
and ointnents are very coed IN most Eases for
the relief OF pain and infsninaticri. But, in
the hrst pace, they are uneiea7 They sol
the hands and the linen. besides Ling algays
out Of reach when they sre wanted
Wei, my dear doctor" sighed the Traveller
from the North, ''wha. would yo1 have
This is > wret he'd world, ANYHOW, AMI moth
Ing Is ever at hand whea il IS wanted Yoa
can't sugyest anything -
'Yes, ean," broke IN the iochr, trump
ing the table with his Sst, az e=n s,esest
BENSON'S CAPCiNE Porous PLAS-
TER have tried 1t On NJ Iatier ts, asd /
have tried u On myself fcr aE at.sek Of Nea-
roais, and in a., eas=s relief has followed in
from three TO { riy--ight hours. The old pias-
ters are ssage-c nehzs-the Capcine is . tele-
Srsph dispatch Tor instance. in cases Of
Neuratgia, Nnscnl,r Rhsumstis1n. Lunhaga,
retarded action Of ths Kidaeys. AID -
give IT up. Doctor. and In ease Of need II
buy Bensona sid the Traveller. p'easanfly.
In the ceuesr of the gen IKE ia crt tie word
CAPCINE-
Ssahury 4 Jo nss Chs.nistS Nsv Ysk
, 1883-01-27
SlIMMONS

Tt. - CoUI-F * -.
wala-ss. In IL. IrisiI.-t. ~; r.. Iri-
Territory Of Wasli..,rE ~ 'ls Wsll
cial Dit; ;ct the1eoi, i'irr 'rri'- en- Ts..r
Wai|s, Ws.la N@,ia e'-l'4'
tory. rr.-,,iE.. -
F. \. Frank snl G.. T. Tr.nE, I.a.li a. Z i.
y. ". S.wsri. y. y, '-','4'
AoQa en-. .'af--d.:tS "
TIE United STAT, e.: AnrE@ = 0-sse-
Seward, D. Z. Msstin snj l. - -i.,sIxesi
Ciefea Ian,s You aye Ler-lyr'3ui,,'' - s. !
IN an action broacht a-are -. n lie
District Cnrrt - the Jrdiczd
wasi:ro,.n snJ f,- the ! - - W.gA
Distrie: thereof. hs,Gias tsrli-. :; - 20 II
Wai!a Walia cGuniy. n -" - "a Nsis
swer the compliant Of p.ai:' . - - .fis, tie
Wai.= County wi.lin ;"el.N -. r trs Ii
service OF thu summons, exc, If "a
Of service. if served IN sad o'IijJ '.J Iitlci,
served IN said County bus l. ar "
n thirty days. II served 10 :-i s.T.v JzYs
dicis! District in the 1erTitt.y' = fs,s =
II served by publication ViiAA -, - ,te -;
ter the date O: this sunlf-'is' =. VOC II
plaintiffs will take judgment = .ye ea.-
default, according 10 the pay e. '+t.cr-s. ~
plant. Sad action i trcG2t1 - -lsg1 81
SUM Of sighty-sev,n and 20 100 doii,,i.. q rss.s
with iDteres. thereon from AaVeii - - 90 .f
At tie rate Of 2 per cent. per IL, ~ - 90 >
go % attorneys fec. due 70 i'i.1Il.--stsl -
certain prornissery note, II Tz.i'h-
them by defendants ,,.oc;s,s
Witness he Hon. s. c. TTingaFd1;;- A.,a 4tirc.,a .
Justice o. the Suprsne Court OF srd Ire
Territory, and Judge Of said Conf is~us,y
seal thereof affixed, this 18th day ''
A. d. 1855. r,..t
IL. 81 A. REEVES AYREs, OiS'--
BY f. w. GooDHrx, De,nty.. ..,,psgs.
Z r. / w. II. CrToS. Plaintiffs At'Ni-
9-xer
, 1883-01-27

Soue newspapers Hander 20 public
prejrdlce. playing for popularity by cri'l-
c->;ng III expressions friendly 80 corpora
mons, Wr believe in popular rights
"a u,t corporations. and in holding them
subjec5 TO public use at fair pr.ce. We
ssy the peopI, sh"uli exact tar treat
rien' FROM those ~ho erj y great public
franchises hu, :, Congress distinctly and
without lIuij reserved tie lands along the
Northern Pacific road icr Ihe purpose of
aiding construction If tha. road. whoever
should build i, se dom. Wish to see the
grant revoked and construction Of the
road h.n3eret. We Lave waited long for
II, and now that it is aear completion.
want no dIssppointmeut-WMan
Faraser.
, 1883-01-27

\ HASBY Coiy.-lt may not be generally
known that W. have IN the nickel fve-cent
piece IN our coinige ke. TO the tables of
linear measures and weights The dia meter
Of this coin is two ceatimeters, and its weigh:
is i've gramm-s Five oi them placed in a
row vii, OF course, give the length of the
decime:er. and TWO the weight o: deca-
rranme. as the kiioliter is a cubic meter,
it is lie key to the measures Of capacity.
Any person, therefore, Who is fortunate
enough TO own fve-cent nickel may carry
in his pocket the entire metric system Of
weights.
, 1883-01-27
v.,,a,s Esssa
walrrIA Jan. ls. 1883.


Thermometer wss desn to Is below zero
at this place on the night Of the lsth-
1. viii b. . blessing to the travelling pub
E.-.. le... .he.e Gho are compelled to pass
the night st this p.ace-shea sleeping &C.
eommod.t,ous arc provided in the nev hotel
7, il nett to impossible to procure bed here
a. present, and night watch over the sf've
il tie consequence.
s-xeptv-sye ceuta is the tax for meals
here.
Construction agent Goedhue has returned
after 4 three weeks leave Of absence.
Social dances are held in the school house
tro or three evsnir % of each week
Agent L=hy has moved into his quarters LII
the lew building.
4 NJ Cannon, 4 prominent banker OF
Spokane Fails, passed through here on the
10Th bound for Walla Walls.
An immense amount Of construction ma
terial is piled here
The Northern Pacific could transfer but
tuo coaches across the Snake river at Aims
worth on the 10Th, owing 20 the heavy Ice
running.
WaIlula Junction no~ conEsts OF large
unfurnishei hotel, one saloon, oae provlsion
store, two lodging houses. a schocl house,
and seven or eight dwelling houses.
Txen:y-seven children are in attendance
at the public school here.
The new hotel will contain twenty-five
sleeping rooms.
Frank Hood. well known railroad man,
is running a construction train on the y. K.
L n. with headquarters here.
The new hotel will be heated by large fur'
naces in the basement, each room having
several registers.
An excellent view OF the surrounding coun-
try can be had from the fae cupJla OF the
new hctel.
Residents here opine that Wallula juno
tiUn will grow to place OF considerable I'M
portsnce in the next two years.
, 1883-01-27

BREAKING WINDowS.-A Chinaman living
in the alley below the new city hall, had
one OF bis win lows stove 10 last night. The
perpetrator Of the mischief Is not known up
to the present time. Conpla;nt was made
against party. but the complaining witness
failed to appear this morning. We fOrbear
mentioning hameA The party accused, we
have been told, IS sober and industrious
aian, whose every day life is such as &c place
him beyoud re,rosch or even suspicion.
, 1883-01-27
ssypLE BOTTLE FREE

Sent On apfEc-ti.n by letter. stating Symp
toms. sex and age. Communications strictly
n6iential.
II k-arney Street, San Francisco, Cal.
D-. Mintie'- kiiney Remedy, Nephreticum,
cares 81! kinds "f Kidney anu B adder com
plants. Gol0rrhEa, Gieet, LeucoTrhea; For
ssle hvali druggists: 81 90 bottle, sis bottles
for - 10
pr. Ninfir'- DandrIi"u Pills, ara the lest
spd cLea.e,, Dyspepsia and iiiGus cure in
,..ar,tzt. Fo- sale hy al druggists. Hodge,
,,.,,Is d. c.. f'.rtlani, wholesale az eats 4ily
Al l.l-rs frr inedicine c. q. ID. must be
,cc.,irI,sn;s.. with 81. as = guarantee Of good
faith, which VIII he Ielucted when the pack
a,'e is stipreli-
, 1883-01-27
SATURDAY. JANUARY 27, 1882.
I,teres,;np Facts About Our For
eisn Commerce-our Best
Customers.

Crbi.f Nimnn. Of the bureau OF Stalls
tics. serves mp spme interesting iacts IN
n. raocrt On the commerce OF the United
States FOR the fiscal Year 1882. The TO-
tai y.Ins Of merchandise exports was
$50 5.2 % Of ilnparis, sa24,63S,o'+;
exeas. af exports, s25, ,902. .6o3. Com and
bullion exports, si9.4l7 ,4i9; imports
s42 AZ. $40: excess Of exports, -, e,94o'-
OSa Tn. total value Of exports and I'M
corrs NJ, slO1, So, ,GlS less than for the
next previous yea-. The decrease OF
m.rebapdis. exports was Sl5l, S35, ,5o9,
while the merchauise imports were great
er by Ssl, 974 ,9i6
Great Britain was, as usual, by lar our
hest customer Nearly Al per cent oil
aur total foreign merchandise trade was
with the United Kingdom. More than
one-hali GA per cent? OF all our mer-
chandise exports are sent thlther. ne
supparteIs Of our sp0lIation tariff profess
~ 1--we IN Constant fear that We shall be
HdeIu,eG with the products OF British
:. manner labor The returns show tnat
tb,. value II our merchandise exports to
Gra,t Britain and ireland was Si0S, ,34I,-
I55. While the value OF our ini orts thence
vas SI9S, ,5SS, ,G92 excess OF EXPORTS
s2Ig. .75S, 4f3. This was more than eight
times t.le net excess of uGr exports taxing
ON entire fafe.gE Commerce together. in
o,,,. trade wi,a British India, The British
North American possessions, British Gul-
ana. aud f,w minor possessions, the I'M
ports exceeded the exports by about sZ',-
34A 900, Ia our traie with other British
p,s-,ssions- Australia, British West In
dies. etc. the exports exceeded the I'M
rorts by 80. 800, ,0O0. Ia our trade with
,;rsa: Britain and all British possesslons,
the net excess Of exports over imports
wls about Sl92 ,G00,00 or more than
seven times the net excess of exports IN
all oug foreign trade This does not look
as though there yas much cause for the
p-etenGed fear Of an adverse balance
in uur trade with Great Britain.
pur next best customer was Germany,
which bought from US S54, ,220 S33 worth
IF merchandise, sending US In return S96,-
1865. 81. worth. Here WAS an adverse
blianc.. Of s., 1879, $50 Next i'll order
came France, which took S50,0l0,SlS
worth, sending US s5S, ,S97 SOC worth
making sn adverse balance of $685.
sSG. .-SS. Next came the British North
American possessions, which tock S3S.
5G9, So worth making all " adverse bal
auc. OF si2 .5i3, ,953 Next came little
Belgium, with its free trade, and borght
from us SO, l07 ,0l3 worth, sending us
81, 999, G6S worth, giving us Favorable
balance Of S4.l01 ,345. The SIX conn
tries 10 which We exported in excess OF
the imports from the same, with the ex-
ports, we're as fallows
, 1883-01-27

AKkEsTED.-E. l. Davi-, Ass;s.srt POST
MASTER at CentreviIle, has been arrested ~
Postal Agens Ben Simpson for rohbing the
q. S. Maui o: registered letter containing
$50 He is being takea 10 Portland for
trial. he is rsspectably oOnrsc.si and has
. Wis md fanily.
, 1883-01-27

LAND TRAysFsEs.-Acgustus Schellwerth
to J. B. Brooks, lots No. 4 and 5, in block ,,
In Cams addition. Consideration, 1900
Francis NJ. Corkrum aid wife, to Jacob kib-
Ter, $50 acres at head OF Dry Greek. Con-
sidera.iop, Sll, zoo. Robert Kennedy and
uife to Francis NJ. Corkrum. 529 acres Of
land. Consideration, so, SOC.
, 1883-01-27

We bay gEeat deal OF sugar IN Cuba
and II coffee in Brazil, but We cannot pay
IN merchandise, because the people of
those countries DO 10. wanl our foodstuifs
10 any great extent, and our manufsc;ur-
es, enhanced in cost by enormous duties,
cannot be sid in er.npeti;ion with Euro
pcar goods produced under conditions OF
greater commercial freednm. Our trade
uI-a al! the vther countries a5ere named,
except France, Is h'mprred N III same
way Under free trade We wouId un-
ionbtediy lay for al! We bought from
them IN manufactured gooAs.
, 1883-01-27
Telegraph Dispatches.
Special Oregonian Dispatches to the STATES
MAN.

PORTLAND, Jan. 22-The giant powder
works at Berkely, Cal, exploded yesterday
at p NJ, killing foreman Ferdinand
Kampf and forty Chiuamen. 1t had been
the custom to close the works on Sunday,
but in consequence of large order consist
ing OF S, 600 boxes for Oregon, large force
OF men were put to work either manufactur-
ing powder or loading schooner which was
to have lett for Portland about the middle OF
this week
The Steamship Cimbria collide1 Sunday
in the German Ocean with the steamship
Sultan, and sank in fifteen minutes. She
had SIX hundred persons en toard, less than
eighty of whom are known to be saved
NIhomas Gardiner, advertising solicitor and
principal business man of the Daily Ne'cs
has Withdrawn from that Journal and be-
come business manager of the Erenjng Tsie-
gram.
On Saturday morning terrible accident
took place on the southern Pacific railroad
1t Loop Arriving at the top OF the long
grade, the engines were withdrawn TO make
a change, when the train started back down
grade with frightful rapidlty- After run
ming five miles it jumped the track and piled
up, a total wreck, which took fire and
burned up. Twenty persons were killed
outright or burned to death.
Great Fire at Spokane Falls.
4 fire broke out on Thursday night at
spokane Falls in the large grocery AMI dry
goods store owned by Moare 4 Co. The
building and contents valued 1t over $40 0O1
insured for $4,000 was totally destroyed.
The grocery store of n. W. Forrest, insured
for 81, 900, value S. 600 as wei! as Porter's
drug store and J. c. Carsons restaurant was
also destroyed The iewelry store OF l.. W.
Rima, and confectionery store of W. French
were torn down t. prevent the spreat CT the
flames. Total loss amounts TO $50. 900.
The following from G. V. futile, nephew
of J. II. Tuttle, Esq, OF this city, gives fur
ther particulars
| sat up until midnight to keep the cellar
warmed up about twelve the alarm OF fire
was gwen. 1. was Moore's drug store this
side Of the California House. Only a few
were there wheE got there. was the first
to urge them to fight the fire and first TO
break the ice in river to get water; the fire
was stopped by tearing down French's Con-
dictionary store The Post Office, Forrest's s
grocery store. a restaurant and MOores store
are in ashes and an going to bed.
G. V. TUIrLE
New YORK, Jan lS.--The directors Of
the Northern Pacific met to-day. A rep
resentatire Of the finance Committee re-
ported the affairs # The road in pros.
porous coudition. The committee on
construction reported progress, and ex-
pressed the belief that The road would be
completed hy July next. 1t was stated
that The Luaipess of the road had not de-
crea ;sd at al! this winter, but has far ex-
ceeded their expectations. 1t was de-
eided D. bald road IN. m Portland, Or. =,
to kal l,rls, - miles, thus connecting the
entire railway system of Oregon and
Washington Territory With the Northern
Pacific
Hoar is elected senator from Massachu-
setts.
, 1883-01-27
MIDDLE-AGED MEN

There arc many az the age Of thirty to sixty
vi" are troubled with too frequent excavations
9f TIE Bladder, often accompanied d by slight
Sniartias or burning sensation, and weaken
ing Of tie system in manner the patient can
not account for. On examining the urinary
deposits ropy sediment VIII often be found,
and sometimes small particles Of Glbumen will
arDea-. the color will be Of 4 thin milkisb
Inc. sgain cnlngIng 10 darK and torpid a,-
PearaHee- There are rany Ylo die Of this
difficulty ignorant nf tie cause which is the
zecuHd StAge Of seminal weakness DR. Spin
a@y vii ruSrantee perfect cure in all sncf
-sS5s. a1d healthy restoration of the geni;o-
urinary organs.
oFFlCE PCCEs. 70 to /, aud 6 20 G. Sun
'ays iron 20 70 IL l. " Cnn:Hlta.ion free
ih1raush rxaIainati,B and advice, s5.
Cali nr address,
uE. .gsNsFS af0
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O. r. & "a. co.

nASSFNGERT TRAIN leave EaIia " ala
for ali points west 1t 5:2J P " every
lay except Sunday.
hASSENGER trains leaYe 81 iTa, opp'
IL rite Portland, at i:l5 P. d. daily i-Zceit
Sunday arriving at Wa.la Walk 8. SO a. v.
, 1883-01-27
the GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Is q never failing cure
for Nervous Debility,
Ex hansted Vitality,
Sc minal Weakness,
SperlatorrhGea, Lost
Mar Hood, impoten-
cy, Paralysis. frosta-
torrh@a. and all the
terrible effects Of
Self Abuse, youthful!
follies, and excesses
in maturer Years -
, 1883-01-27

such a. Loss of Memory, Lassitude, Nocturnal
Omissions Aversion 10 society, Dimness Of
Visian. Noises in the head the vital fluid
uassirr unntser.ed in the urine, and many
other diseases that lead t. insanity and death.
pr. Tintia viii agree to forfeit Five Hun
dr,.d Dollars for . case of this kind the Vital
Rest, -ative lunier lis special advice and treat
msuu wiil not cnra, or for anything impure OF
injur,lrs found in IT, Dr. Mintie treats all.
Private Diseases successfully without mercury
Consultation free. Thorough examination
and advice. fnriu,i;ns analysis OF urine, 81 Ot
Price Of Vital Restorative. 50 % bottle, on
four times the quantity, so co; sent to any
..ldress up,na receipt Of price, or c. o. d., Sc
oura fru;o observation. and il private name Il
desired ly (. =. MINTiE NJ D..
, 1883-01-27
PEN E'0REiLlE DiVISiGH.
WaIIuIu junction 90 = oRanc Tails.

soaaeeiion>-
At Wallula Junc,i1n with the o. L. 3 :
Go. s railroad lines.
Al Cheney with stages for Nliicli Ill
Spangle and Farq;ng.oa.
At Spokane Fails with stages :rF C.fa
Fort Colviile, Lewiston. Meiicsl LAX. spa
Gle, Fort CGeHr d'Alere, Lake Pend - U-lj
and all POINTS IN Ncrtkcrn Idaho.
Through Tickets.
Through tickets for sale AZ the pin ial -;
,es Of the company, and 81 tie oih,r e., lie -
X. & \. Co., in Portland, Oregon, . \ iy.or
and Seattle, and va +. n. :. :. 60 =, s."a1
,hip from Tacoma and o. l. h \. c. = lrf !
c. s. 5. Co.'S steamships from PoT.igrt
San Francisco.
Through tickets to Portland. O.e-Da. 20
sale at Victoria, Seattle, Tacoma and T..i1
7. W. SPRAGUE, JOHN MUIR.
Gen1. Sup;'t. Sup't of TraiEc. P,,f.i...j
OTIS SPR.AGUE. Sup't Pac Div.
II. ". FAIRWEATHER
Sro'. Pend Goreille Division
, 1883-01-27
WESTON hEANIH,
PissEHsER TATE-.

Trains vii leave Whitman dairy = ii
for Milton and Blue NOTntgin Sta'i,H.
, 1883-01-27
LIE RIcHAr's GoLpry sslS,E NJ

LIE RIcHAC's GOLDEN sii-,E NJ
Ceres Tertiary, MercuJisi. Syrliiiit;c Ei-.-
m2tism, Pans IN the Boues. Iicerat-.i = h..-a.
Syphilis Rath, l.rsar. e.c., eud s.siicgtr.
al diseases from axe system vi-:hsr eaJ.s-c
by bad treatment ~ ahy-e ai ,.--7ls.rv. l-av.s,a
the blood pure and healthy Irs1t. - i-r
bottle
LIE RfCHAy'S ifEN s9sN'ss AyTI0Ty
For the cure of G.n"rrhu-e, Cie--, e-e Pri-r.
81 30 per bsttlr.
IL RICHAU's GOLDEN sfASsSr IN-Ecrls-
\ wash for cure of Gi--;, Stfi-.iir--s. Disease
Of the Urethra and B!adde-. etc I'riee. = =.
per battle.
lie RIsHAC'S GOLUEN UU-TgT.T
For tie etfec;iy- healing "f >rthi.iti, Sores
and erul ltionS Pr'cr, 81 Ter b.iile.
Also agents for Ir Bichau's Golden Pil,s.
foF weakness, la-- .: hysieai poser, and ali
diseases arising iron abuse AMI excess or over
work. Price, 81 per box.
Seat everywhere, C. o. D., securely packed.
Ter express
CT. RICHARDS & o. Agents.
4a7 and 429 S2nscre str-et, :;sn Frauc.sco.
Ca!ifc,aia- sly
, 1883-01-27

BODY and cause numerous oiScl-fN 'i,ie t,-44e
ordinary medi m treatment II allowed l.
ooutiuur. the 11pust,lrel los a!i- Is tie VIA
organs. which causes destroying Giselses.
CONSUMPTION, diabetes, Bright disease, laun-
lice, insanity. etc. Excesse7, non tiz.-, abuss,
inherited weakness, maluutTifoa, sp.nai Gnd
cerebral complaints bring 0G the fbove tat2i
diseases Debility and seminal weakness Oh
-truct the important and necessary acts Q. LIE
and their enioymenis. Cures guaranteed.
Diseass Of the geni.o urinary organs, kidneys,
liver and bladder a speciality The nanv con-
plairts AID diseases OF women speedily crTed.
Consultation at Office or by letter, Tree ind con-
Gdential
RESPONSIBLE PARTIES car anarge
Daynenss IN the same manner Is they |"uio
employ their family physician. STRICT
EST SECEESY MAINTAINED.
ONE BOTTLE FREE
Regular 5 ze bottle 81 either lHvirorato. sent
free to show the wonderful properties OF the
greatest inyigorator known 20 uladeru Ec!sL-
fists State symptoms, age, ii married, etc.
ORDINARY CASES.
Any recent case of Special or Private Dis
ease cuTed for so. Remedies sufficient to
cure will be promptly sent with fun direetio1s
and advice ON receipt of Sl0. All psckage-
securely covered from observation.
Call or address DR.. Liebig ( Co, No. 400
Gesry St corner Mason, San FRANCHISE Cal
Private entrance 405 AiaSrn stTert.
, 1883-01-27
uk. kiEhIE san Teasei.cs, sai.

GoNTINUES To TREAT
~ successfully Of >nomeopa-
thy every form Uf Special %!
chronic disrcse without Hcr-
cury or nsUseous mugs Dr.
LiebiS's invisuratcs Is posi-
tive and permanent cure ioI
seminal weakness, nervous anc
physical debility, lost man-
hood, vital eXhar~sion- snd III
the terrible results Of abused
nature, exec * ye and youthful
folIies. The jCetcr Wili asIes
in writing - Tlrfeit Sl.ooO fGI
"a case that 2 undertakes ana
fails to cure Ihe ys2sonthJu-
sands cannot = cured Of Sem
inal weakness and tie above
diseases Is Ow'ug 20 2 cgmp';ca-
ticn called p, atorrhea, - A.si
requires a special remedy DR.
Liebig's IHvis0Tatcr, No. :, is q
specific cure for frCstst1rThea.
Price Of either IEvigoratnf, s.
per bottle, OF s bottles tor so.
Sagt u any address sscCT-l,
cayereifrpm observation. Sea-
inal weakness and Urrstacr IT
hea drain vitality iloIa ii,
, 1883-01-27
sourer.i"E~.

At Tacoma with Pacific M:ii steam aip5
San Eraneiisco. md with Sound s:e-las.s
Victoria. Seattle, olympia and aiI Pv.a., %
Puget Sound.
At Lake View with stages Tor S,e.lacuHu.
At Tenino with The Olympia ant Toni
railroad for Olympia.
At Kalama with the q. Il, ,S y. Co., boa.
for Portland and all railroad and s;elmss
ines entering at Portland
, 1883-01-27

Between Wsla Waila AMI : IN Fr.re!sc'
lst class, s5I u class, ST.
Between Walla Walla AMI Portland. SIT 90
g." The Dale. = 90
, 1883-01-27

StTEAMERS sail from Portland e.!
- Francisco ttrioe a Ue,t, on Tuesday, nd
FRIDAYS. at midnight. Returning, leave Han
Francisco for Astoria and Portland. N,oncs-
days and Saturiays-lO !. NJ
, 1883-01-27
Beet, PORK, Hutton,
= Zeal. H0neS, E0c0a. LdfTt,
and S0HSageS.

Being practical sock Iaen, largely ensased
in the business, We have very superior facilities
for carryingy IN !, MARKET 'aud suppling Gus
{. L. .rs with the les. IL the country.
Delivery wagons Vii run from ! \. ". until
~ NJ all orGerS lett the niEht before viii be
delivered the n"vt mprning anywhere in the
CITY. sel9-dWtf
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Passengers for Ainsworth. tneray ara
Spokane Falls change cars at W@l!n'@ Juae-
sion.
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rr.:cb, Rate. reura.

From Walla Wslia 20 rntllHi IN 10 ton lots
Flour and fax seed, per 100 iiS...---.-- : -
Wheat, oats and barley ....----.....--.-- 10
Wool in sacks, dry hides ana puits ....-. -
Green hides, pe!t- and tallow .-...-----.- %
Rates on merchants hssr te;i y ala y ~.
and Portland vary, according u r.ts -i6cstI'H
Of same, from 81 20 to 81 i per ivp p"ua -
&. u. PREsCOT1'
Hlna.rT.
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xoUmG NIEN

WHO MAY BE SUFFERING FROM
" the effects of youthful fellies and in
discretion, viii DO well TO avail themselves of
his. the greatest boon ever laid st the altar Of
-y.ferias humanity. Dg. SPlNNEl Will
Guarantee to forfeit 500 for every case Of Sem
nal Weakness or private disease of any kind
n character which he undertakes. and fails to
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THIS shows that Our favorable bal
ape, eomes chiefly from ''pauper labor"
Europe, and most all from Great Brain
the conntry which our protecsion;sts
hate the most intensely. The excess Of
imports vas greatest from the countries
following
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PLUMBERS,
Sale OF Real fS.afe for Eeiiu-
Guent Grade Tax.

Notice is hereby giyea that viii cf'er i9r
sale at pubic auction to the highest o1iier liie
Of land known as the Old City PeEjer h5nse
and as the /. r. Morris property, on the so1SA
side of Second street, IN the city ~ ans
Waila, ard lying between Mrs. hiniiiser'y :
residence and J. W SWeEea, being 40 ieei ir9Ts
and running haSk in the shape et
Said land will be sold on the 18th day oi feb-
rua-y, 1883, at the houT OF , o'clock, P y N
front OF the New City jail, in Waiia N''iia
city, W. T.. for the delinquent grade tax nI ior
the year lSSa, amounting 10 the sun oi - y
and all accr iins costs, am, uniting g. Sli -,
making a total o: SGD %
1.G. JUSTICE, City N=rshAL
Dated Wall, Walla City, January 4. les.
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CuIss Chaneres, inst ar,: s,-..u r,1rr,s
Soits on the Legs aId Pu5-: Syli III;
CatsIrh. diseased ScalP. and 81. II. az fan
of tie disease. Price, 8. f4r 'a-'i-