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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-09-26
PERSONAL

D. Webb, of Covington, is at the Bates.
George Hunter, Liverpool, Eng, is at tie
Bates
Thomas NJ Clark, of Shoals, is at the Bates
House
Walter R. Elliott and wife, of Chicago, are in
the city,
E. F. Shepherd, of the st. Louis Republican, is
in the city.
Hon. VIM. H. Tramme of Huntington, Ind,
is at the Bates
A. F. Armstrong of Kokomo, was at the
Bates yesterday.
Col. A. G. Cavins, of Bloomfield, is in the city
on legal business.
Hon. George W. Freddy and Robert Houston,
of Bedford, are at the Bates House.
W. ]. Hanna, of the Mccormick Reaper Com
pany, is in the city attending the fair.
Mrs. Calvin Wood, of Marion, is visiting in the
city, at the residence of 81. A. Grassland, ZIG
North Delaware street.
Mrs. Hester Spades Will return from Manitou
Springs, COL, the latter part of this week, some
what improved in health.
Mrs. Fannie Parsons, who has been visiting the
family of her brother, Albert s. White, on Broad
way, returns to her home in st. Paul to-day.
A personal letter from General Lew. Wallace
to Major James R. Ross, of this city, compli-
ments the Light Infantry on its splendid record
at the encampment drill, and concludes:
''lt will be long time before Indiana forgets
the leaven she had from the old Eleventh.
x Having reached such triumph, the
struggle will now be TO keep the discipline at
tanned. Say to your boys for me that it can only
be done by patient WORK..
]. M. Gray and wife, Dalevile; Mrs, G. L. Ben-
der, Miss Cal DUNCAN, Muncle; j. R. Duncan,
Mrs. j. A. Booze, Crawfordsvlle; Charles H.
Knight, Brazil; August Bradley, L. Verena, H.
K1nrihue, New albany; NJ. B. Wilson, Sullivan;
j. L. Rumbarger and wife, Gosport; j. B. Con-
nelly and wife, Rockville: E. G. Malsby, Rich
mond; F. A. Coffman, Anderson; VIM. Lands,
Flora; J. B. Brace. Evansville, are registered at
the Bates House.
Madison Star: The sold citizens" of Madison
living in Indianapolis send a challenge to any
nine citizens of Madison, fifty years over old
to play them a game of ball on the occasion Of
the old settlers meeting on the 18th of October.
Messrs. John Mckinney and Sidney johnson
will lead the Indianapolis men, and they leave
all the prelmnaries of selecting the grounds
and time for calling the game to our home nine.
We suggest that Isaac Wagner, Sim. Hunt. COL
John Marsh, Isaac Eu Daily, Samuel Polleys,
James E. Lewis, William Stapp, T. J. Humph-
reys and John Cross compose the Madison nine,
and go into practice at once.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-09-26

themselves in favor of prohibtory amend
ment, TO the electors of our State at their state
conventions and in the platforms then,
without respect to party ties or
affiliations, we will respond to
a call for a convention of all temperance voters
and workers IN the State, and at such convention
will organize prohibition party, and will place
In nomination a separate ticket for State othcers,
and to this party and its principles and ticket
we will pledge our lives, our fortunes and our
sacred honor"
Following the adoption of the resolutions the
meeting adjourned until this morning. The
meeting will probably be brought to close at
noon.
The State Christian Temperance Union will
convene at Roberts Park Church this morning,
and will be In session to-day ana this evening
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-09-26
AdYinA tn Mnthars.

Mrs Winslows Soothing Syrup should always
be used when children are cutting teeth. Ii re-
lieves the little sufferer at once: it produces
natural, quiet sleep by relieving the child from
pain and the little cherub awakes as "bright as
a button" 1t is very pleasant TO taste. 1t
soothes the child, softens the gums allays all
pain relieves wind, regulates the bowels. and is
the best known remedy for darrhOea, whether
arising from teething or other causes. Twenty
five Genus o bottle. t.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-09-26

MARTYRS to salt rheum, rejoice! The persist
ent use of Glenn's Sulphur Soap will cure you.
Use 1t instead of the greasy lnIments and
astringent washes with which you nave hereto.
fore stimulated the disease. 1t is cleanly, safe
and speedy.
HURRAH for the Blacks and the Browns pro.
duced by HIPS Hair Dye. .--f - y
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-09-26

IsFIGURING HumOrs Illuminating Erup-
~ tions, Itching fortunes, Scrofula, Salt Rheum
and Infantle Humors cured by the Cuticura
Remedies.
cleanses the blood and perspiratton Of impuf-
ties and poisonous elements, and thus removes
the cause
Cuticura. the great Skin Cure, instantly allays
Itching and Inflammation, clears the Skin and
Scalp, heals Ulcers and Sores, aud restores the
Hair.
Cutioura Soap. an exquisite Skin Beautifier and
Toilet Requisite, prepared from Cuticura, is in
dispensaOle in treating Skin Diseases, Baby HUI
mOrs, Skin Blemishes, Sunburn, and Rough,
Chapped or Greasy SkiB.
Cuticura Remedies absolutely pure, and
the only real Blood Purifiers and Skin Beautifers
1t would require this entire paper to do justice
to O description OF the cures performed by the
Cuticura Resolvent int srnally, and Cuticur9 and
Cuticura Soap externally. Eczema of the palms
of the hands and of the ends of the fingers, very
difficult to treat and usually considered fuCtfTa
BILE; small patches Of letter and salt rheum Oh
the ears nose and sides of the face; scald heads
with loss of hair without number; heads cover
ed with dandruf and scaly eruptions, especially
of children and infants many of which since
birth had been mass of scabs; itching burning
ordinary remedies, soothed and healed as by
magic; psoriasis. eprOsy, and other frRhtful
forms OF skin diseases scrofulous ulcers, old
sores and disoharging wounds, each ana all of
which have been speedily, permanently aud
economically cured by the Cutieura Remedies
when phy siciSns, hospitals, and all other RENE
dies failed, as proven by vast number of sworn
testimonials in our possession.
Sold every where Price, Cuticura, 80 cts Re-
solvent 81; Soap, 25c. POTTER DRUG AND
CHEMICAL CO., Boston, Mass
Send FOR CHOW to Cure Skin Diseases" &c.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-09-26

MRS. M. NJ. SPENCER, the well-knOwn mOdiste
at 1913 North Illinois street. will make dresses
during the fall and winter season at her present
popular prices, namely, $8 for silk and Sc fol
wOrsted dresses Cloaks and other garments
proportionatsly low.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-09-26
Annual Meeting of Friends at Richmond,
Ind

On Sunday, Sept. 80, the c., ST. L. & P. rail-
road will run special train to Richmond, Ind,
for the convenience Of members of the society
wishing to attend this meeting; fare for the
round trip 1928 andicorrespondingly low rates
from intermediate points. Trains VIII leave lndi-
annapolis (city time) at 6:45 A. M, returning
from Richmond at 5:15 P N. same day.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-09-26

"BUCHU-PAIBA." Quick, complete cure, all an
moving kidney and urinary diseases. 81.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-09-26

81 SANFORD'S RADICAL
E EA CURE for the Immediate
%zE3s5ESA e@fNSg y Relief and Permanent Cure
E2ssHS stsss&Ssgggg of every form of Catarrh,
sS.SsSS4tsg from a simple Head Cold to
Nz<W Incipient Consumption.
~ Relief in five minutes.
Nothing like it, Grateful, fra grant, wholesome.
Cure begins from first application, and is rapid,
radical, permanent and never failing. Complete
Treatment, with Inhaler, 81. Ask for Sanford's
Radical Cure.
, 1883-07-28

used to think it hard that | was not 4
bonanza man who could enter good society
or the penitentiary. according TO circum-
stances, or who might be Senator or SOL
Of gun whenever l chose. content to labor
on through life without winning des,hless
notoriety a. lecheroas Congressman and
thick-necked snoozer, who under the shadow
Of the great national Capital at ~ ashinston,
fauuts the tsil of $50 night shirt in the
face Of the Goddess Of Liberty. spells cab
bage with K. and does no: know the difer.
ence between the Dred Scott decision and
the statute IN such cases made and provided
I'm glad, though nature and cInel fate have
fitted me TO walk IN the humber trail in
GO cent nigh: shirt, that l am content.
Though I MAJ not he so besitching in the
robes Of night as Senator Tab,r is, am not
afraid that previous and pro TEN wives will
burst in upon my childlIke slumbers and
wreck the joy of my whole existence. 1t
may be only slight difference in taste, bat
that's tine kind social outcast l am.
, 1883-07-28
Tae Wheat Market.

Tire cIop OF Caiiio-nia, Oregon and Wash
ingson this year rs estimated to exceed that
Of last year by l5o0o0 to 200 COO tons.
Charters already effected have been At ihe
rate Of g. shiil;ncs, iron vessels. TO Cork, L.
X. The ya're o: wheat in London recently
was 4S, pr 200 pounds Of wheat. equalir g
the quality Of 1851 The GycgoniGa of last
SttId,v makes the following calculation ::
Dsducting insurance and fright, which is
l5e, from 80, leaves 3Si for 500 pounds on
oari ship at Portland. With exchsnge at
56l, which Is the ruling quotation, 2ss Is
the equivalent Of Sc - per 800 pounds, or
81 81 yer certal Allowing 81 per ton ss the
81 iJper's cue, for massiug the cargo, CON-
mission for sale 10 be paii his foreign con.
nec,ior, etc, leaves 81 % per GENITAL on
ships 1t Portland for the wheat. The cur
rent freight by rsilfoId to all points east
OF the Cascades is 2l cents per busbel, for.
Uarding lic, switching and wharfage in
PoItland IL CT De per bushel, which
deAuc. d from 81 % per centsl. or 777ac Per
busbel. leaves 53ic Per bashel as the value
Of the wheat sacked on hoard cars at the
shipping points. where a s. per ton fraight
is charged. From this showing 5Oc PEI
bl:sLeI for the wheat and cost OF sack Is
rather above the present value OF Nsila
Wall. wheat for export.
, 1883-07-28
Items from sprague.
lFaoM THE sPRAGrE HERALD.

IRON THE sPRAGrE HERALD.
Coal has been discovered at Stevens.
Pay day yesterday. Over hundred OF
the boys refused to sign for their checks. for
the reason that the Road Master had put IN
bill! for poll and road tax.
Business men OF extensive means are ar-
rivlng daily here. and before many days We
,nay btg,n to realize vha. We so long have
b. co entitled to-an appreciation Of our busi-
ness advantages.
Il. u. Farxeather and family arrived
here on Sunday mornings passenger, 70 re-
main permanently. A man of such enter
prise i. cordially welcomed to orr city. and
se may lookout for extensive Improvements
N buildings and new business enterprises.
The gap in the Northern Pacific viii be
closed in about six weeks. A temporary
track will be laid over the mountains for
use until the completion of the tunnel The
Aiusworth bridge VIII then be the only
break ID the lire from Superior City 10 Port
land.
John Lewis. q gentleman woll-knowu
along the line Of the n. T. railroad, commit
ted suicide by shooting himself through the
head, at Sand Point. l. T., on Friday night.
No cause is given for the awful deed, bat it
Is supposed to be from dependency, brought
abou. by dissipation.
Yesterday afternoon '. C. London, fire.
man on the engine that brought the pay car
to tins city, me, with painful accident
When JUS. this SIDE of Ainsworth, ana when
:, aching in the tender for wood, stick fell
from the top and struck him On the elbow.
Not thinking il much ne fred all the way
Up. but his arm continued to get worse, and
when he arrived here he was suffering ex-
crncia,ing pain and had lost the use Of his
arm. Dr.. Putnam tended it and gave the
sufferer some relief.
, 1883-07-28
Change In the Haaagegcrt.


l}'a the completion ci the Northern
racine. III Sspt=nb-r next. several ,mpo--
aat chsuees are 20 be made in the opera
I've department Of the rcaj. 1t present
GENERAL Manager Haupt has charge OF the
e-s;srn division only. bus when the existing
s,p between Helena and Missou,a has been
constructed, ~ Is 10 be gwen the manage
rnent OF the whole rosi from St. PauI 10
Portland J. II. Buckley. located at New
lAooan. Washington Territory, who at pres
sht hsa charge uf tie western division. Is 10
1ntlnue 81 Asshttnt General Manager OF
'he division, and J. E oien. Sgperictsud.
e.. o. Tr.nspoItslon, Is 10 be made ASSES
'@nt Gensrsi Manager o: the eastern ciyis-
-, As regards the Sccerin.ecdencv OF
IrAasportatIun u e generally expected tnal
test ottice will be abol:sh.d d, or AZ iess,
nr'sel lntn some cite. DEPARTMENT, prosa-
o'y ia: o! the nex Assistant General Man.
.sser- These changes are sutn-nsic And hsve
oeea Announced hy the o6cials o: the
, 1883-07-28
What w v an.

W VII sta.e 70 our farmer friends tia'
We Gss-e samples @; cereals N stalk, nu''ed
.cst heiors rrenipg; also ai-Nr harvest. we
would Ike samples OF t'reshfd crain which
-7r w:'i - ia glass i,-s. properly labeled,
A. send Ia % Chicl-o to be paced o?
crtihi''rn tA"rr "" desire 20 make =
81" -dIi Shogi~. f1r fiis sact0n cf c0Yntrv,
sai h-pa r. i'rTers vii sszist us hv re-
'r.H!,n. S~nA -. ~ lesve AL samrl-s
Hi;a Us and We w,il attend 10 the raSt. Each
'srn.r III receive the proper credit.
, 1883-07-28
Mcdonald. The Greson "Eunko Boss" and
"Euich" Graham Grt I'm Their
Mork ai The DaIles.

Last week, Mcdonald, well-known 10 this
city as a conf iienoe man and q late inmate
of the peniten -isry on sccount Of his banko
swindllEg. in comgsay with q bird Of the
same feather known a. Butch Graham,
sw!ndie3 f-rmey 2t The Dslles out OF Ssj.
by getting bin 20 lend that amount to Me
. 'uald OF sure thug" d!ce game
"Ba'ch, OF course, wianing. The farmer
Ia question was On his way 20 Caicaso, bui
before the train started he began very
lively "sqQealing." " This 5000 reach the
,ars If Mr. Martin, of the y. L. & y. Co..
who provided the victim OF mi placed con.
iiisnce With as -bp-oveT ticket, and IL
everg way assisted him IN ca.ching tn
swin9lers. A. :hs iuncture an innocent
"kld. kuown as 4" HAPPY JacS, out o.
pure kindness Of heart. came upon ihe scent
AMI handed the plor farmer $40 Of his money
bacS, saying at the same time Ia " Batch
was on the tram ard would return him the
remaining So. The victim had been
csaght once, bat had now " caueh: on " and
was no. TO be fooled. This disinteresied saint
and Bonz y, who keeps the saloon wherein
the granger was robbed, were forthwith ar
rested and tried, bu: discharged for want of
evidence At last accounts Marshal Klein
was buntipg high and low FOR Mcdonald and
Butch" vita the odds twenty to one
against his finding them.
On Tuesday, July 9Th. an old farmer
named McTiern, from Scio, who was on his
way 70 visit his brother near Dayton, ".
l., was robbed at the 'ame place, IN the
same manner and probably hy the SAME
parties, of 500. Up to last accounts the
CID gentleman mad not recovered any portion
Of his lost monsy. 'Batch was seen IN
Waiis WaIla last Monday afternoon.
, 1883-07-28
ARrscLss OF ,,cssr..ar,ss
cfthe Waiia Waila aad s.ake Eiyer Rail-
rad Com aany.

ARTICLE ]. The undersigned deslrins 10
form company fcr the purpose OF building.
eqa'ppirg, and runn;ng a railroad, or rail.
roa is in Washington Territory. hereby avai,
Themselves Of the provision. Of Chapter c l.
AAAV OF the Code Of Washington, entitled
'torms m # c irpor4ti rs"
Art. 2 That the corp rate name by which
the company shall be known a, d designated
shall be The Walla Walla and Suske River
Railroad Company, AID the principal place
OF business Is locstei at Waiis Walls CITY,
Walii Waila c0nnty. Washington Tern
tory.
ART. 3. Tae objects and purposes for
which the company is formed are the follow
ing:
To construct. build, equip, and operate a
railroad or railroads from Wxlla WaIls to
Saake river and TO other poia.s IN Washing
ION Territory. To lease. Use, sell. hold. or
disfo'e OF, or TO acquire by purchase any
railroad CT railroads. franchise or franchises,
10 work. run, or operate, the same and in
connection thereSith. and for the purposes
thereof, to purchase OF acquire, or to sell and
convey !and-. znd TO mortgage or hypotheca,e
the irauchi-e or franchises, road or roads, roll
Ius stcck, lands, or other property Of the
company. T, demand snd receive freights,
fares aud tolls.
ART. T. The amount Of the capital stock
Of the company shall be three million dollars
is3,VO0, COO. consisting Of thirty thousand
shares 30. .000) OF one hundred dollars (Si00)
each.
ART. 5. The period for which the com
psny shall continue 10 exist shall be fifty
years
Art C. That the numter Of trustees By
whom the concerns If the company shall be
managed shall be seven "a. and T. r. Rees,
J. {. Isaacs, b. F. Stone. ". Sline. Wm.
kirkman, William O'D1unell and II. f.
Holm ara nsmed as sch trustees for
psElud ot SIX months from the date 0: thi,
certificate.
, 1883-07-28
sn outrage.

'nr stage d7rer . w, en- Co'umhus and
''' 'scf2.e states that on Saturday last.
~-''e en raa;e 20 the former place, he
PISSED -;E.e lcdian girl on the road the
''y o'oTo who had been badly II iured by
'.''7 waite men riding their horses over
~ II arp'ar, thl. these men rode th,ir
- a tuil gaii'P through n hand ci In
ID as snt the hItle girl, una le 20 Ct out
q '..e way, Wss tramp ed on and injured 80
nl2!g taat Il is doubtful # she viii r,c,ver.
=" lE'-'er lncrsel such action on the part
- ne mn We Cannot say. bat II wss 5raial
'... criminal IN the extreme 4 Iistie lgii
SO hanging w0rid be 4 good thing for
sa-a brutrs
, 1883-07-28
y;ly NE s!.nald Eecnn:e an Educaiion"i
tcHtTc.

4 friend and worker in behalf oi " bit
man College, gives the following good rea-
SINS why that institution should be estab-
lishe'. ami our city become grand e1uca'
t;nnal centre; Looking q. correct map,
Wsna Wsna city, the seat OF Whitman Co'-
lcre. viii be found to be the Seo2rsY hlcal,
commercial. and population centre OF ;he
upp.r Columbia liver basin-a region 'rcind-
irC all of Oreson AID Washington east of
the Cascade Mountains, and the three north
srr cornties OF Idaho. This vast ttTritory,
containing an area twice as great as all
New England, and cspahly OF sustaining an
eoual average population TO the square miie,
IS now becoming Justly noted for its wonder
fsI resources for Crain-rai7iug, fruit-euiiure,
manufacturing. grazing, and other lucrative
occupations, and for mild, dry, invis"tat-
ING climate peculiar to itaelf. Thorgn set
tied At an early dae IN the history OF the
coast. vet, owing TO Its r mo.eness snd Its ai-
p,as.erlire mountain toaDda'y insp red oY the
Whitman massacre aud the Indian 1ars i"i-
Ioaing. i.- settlement was slow mil within
the lat ejph. or ten y'ans. In 1850 It had
a regulation of 7'25S Since then It's
growth has been rapid, and doubtless the
comrIetion o. the y ?. Il r, ami the q.
\. across its domain, Will hrlec I'M
mspse numbers to make ho"es N :hls new
:. INLAND Empire" Whitman Coli'ge. ths
only institution Of higher learning '' the
New England Empire type proposed to7 'h'-
vast region, may, ruIeE the directing hs'd
os Providence. with foresight and energy N rs
Board o. Trustees. with wisdom and ABILITY
in It's faculty, end with liberal pecun'~EY
,upror, of i,s friends east AMI wss-, have =
rap,d growth. and specify hecome a stronger
nov er towards hpili'ng 90 saih the SO" n
= This new land civil lzltlon based up1n
thorough scholarship and Christian rF'n-
ciple."
, 1883-07-28
f''aii-y ii Sons sew Warehouse,

to ne tine rsst cur en.erprisiDg mill
'a'', Ne'sr'. NcCallry { Son, have had q
'''Se ic',e OF men 3. work cfoa a new
'a'ea71'a. "a anticipation Of the hes-y bar-
vest. It's 2ss- TIE present mill. snd about
,e'ay Tor ;as roof The structure is 4Os2G0
;es', i's '.iis and G.rasrs bang 4xli inches,
ne 'ulding having square frontage on
s.''e s.T-e.. Ri',ic VII re rsei in finish
:. Ire eirrCe III he fcst class IN every
Ie.: ami thoroughly subtan'jsi This,
~ '1e ore rr0ent.v nrisheF, Nlli form m
near ne T',s. 4 >iie track from the
u I9.a p'Sszs jD fr,rt # tbs building on
- si7e5'. the uo,k Is under ciarg, Of
Aa--ae;c- {. g. Z ,l,rn-ur
, 1883-07-28

Vher w crr 'pafrrn',e fcme industry
fo NJ. '0-g7t.h' Wa'a Wall Plan'; Book
Hrrn'ac,orvo- Th.rls'yoct. We heve turn
q o.. u'rs - a. .ha nrnar court;-s. rs
vrH n, 'or VIA Wall. ara y 'he county
AGli-'-7 All business firms JON in prai'e
e. 're aean-v N finish a. we'll as 20 the
co1' a17l.ias add reasonable prira- NJ tie
~ no urn or-. Srerirsus ~ Ieag'rs
. ~ Records aud El~nk Boot4 "sn e
- - ..- Sh"p nav, Goor to Wash'rc-on
F1-'a Foren. land.
, 1883-07-28
Saoui 7 ric Ihcy ici co.

Tae enemies o. CI. Parke-. o. the Walls
"'.'a STATESMAN. seem determined in their
r' rs O. o9s- hin from :he newsraper husi-
7'Ss Already they have established 4
dozen OF - pa;ers IN opposition to him,
r1'r u zee .hem Wit unlsr the trori, snn
- 71-To07Ce, while the STATESMAN still
''as = own. snd l. grOvi~s hetfer yesr by
r'--. Not c'ntent - prof bv the eype-
H1rc ta-7 h7ve airev3v rad. they propose
- ''l-; a.a'u. snd new r'Q.r viii make
A' '7-earaaca in TIA. city-Sandsy Nor
~r-
, 1883-07-28
wi: I9I cal,

Ire Cl-5r..,s says thai J. F Mcpherson.
through hi. atorrev. Aniers. CIton ard
rouiev, las served 2 otic L on tie pros-
,-a--s attorney ai h'- iu:. MI 20 app!y 70
: -rare77- can't for = mt Of err r. for he
-rrEof ne c-sa O. hat cont a'd 'hS'
n r.H. 20 ,h. ~ "a i1st. APPLY t, Judge
: 4" W.-g7rj io- Al order 20 t'v pToce Il
.r-- 5rLi-ls crru.el. The neck 'ie ar,y
~. asr.e..rr.a ant, after JUN, 1854.
, 1883-07-28
rrosf Everywhere.

II any invalid or sick person las tie least
doubt Of the power and efficacy of Hop Bit
tiers to cure them. they can find cases ex-
actly like then own. in their own neighber-
hood. with proof positive tbst they can be
easily and pssiinanessiy cured at = sriiins
coss-or ask your druggist or physician.
GREEswIca, Feb II. 1850.
Hop Biters Co.-SIRs-I was given op By
the doctors to die Of scrofula consumption-
T~o bottles of your B,ttess enrsd me.
LEROY BREWER
, 1883-07-28

-"Au your own fault
II you remain sick when ron can

AL youE ONu lhulL
Il sou remain sick when ycp can
Get hop ti.:ers that nsve.-fdI
The weakest WOMAN. smallest child, and
sics,est Invalid can Use hop oi.tess with safety
and grest good
Old men lettering around from kheu-
uatisrr, kidney trouble or any weakness will
be almost ncw BY using hop bitsers.
My wife and daughter were made
healthy by tine use Of bop bitters and l
recomerd them TO my People.-Aeshodis.
Clergyman.
Ask ans goai doctor il hop
Bit.srs are not the best family medicine
On earth.
Naiarisl lever, Agae and Biiiousness, will
leave every neighbornood As soon as hop
oit:srs arrive
- NV mother drove the paralysis and
neuralgia al Gut Of h,r system with hop
b;r.ers - I'd. OSsrspO SEH.
Keep the kiiR-ys healthy with hop b:tters
md YOU need 10: fear sickness.
-lc. water is rendered harmless and more
refreshing and r.viving with hop bitters IN
each drsught-
The yigor Of youth ior the aged and in
6rr1 in hop hitte-s.
, 1883-07-28

Tn. f.r.ngsa 4 large frnn OF wagons iron.
-. p,.s d.sfn pas=ed through this city
nd for tn Pslyu-e country TO work IN
-...-.,f construction. Thev come in re
-. - p .lvrrti-. rl,nts of he Oregon G"0-
..--,f.o { mpanv asking for teams 10 work
,-.t, radr. AMI rep :, In loss Il ,w" val
.,'rr-- while G, cam ed ear Milton.
, 1883-07-28
Probate Gaiiers.

IN .5e mater II "a estate OF John K.
r...s 4r,eassd. the distribution Of property
". made II accoriancs with 'hs ";l,
n the n,,er RI tine inyanity Of A'o"z'
So. .nI n,drr aiiu 'g'ng is -" rscited.
7, = nj rte- Of ras r-tat. d George "
r,sro,F ds,aa a.li; sac o! cal estate con
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