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Brief II, us-

Two sumen IN Vermont set as mail
carriers.
Tb. sbor;sst route between Australia
and England is across this Continent
God Save the Queen is 10 5s trans
lated into all the native dialects Of laais'
In Paris men wear bracelets = fam
ous Bey wears one OF diamonds valued at
S2O0, coo.
The Spaniard, sitter taking h.S cup oi
r.rv thick chocolate, drinks a gl'ss OF
very cold water,
Orsof Bavaria most iiiu,',ious learned
man Steinheim. bossted Of smoking ooco
cigars year.
Iii, said that the sleigh stage which
rms between Fairbaven snd Benson. W.
has been used l24 years
. fsn made Of bank-notes vas The gi'
made 70 Methodist pastor st Newark
y. J., the other evening
The imitation alligator skin SO Largely
used for little satchels, Pocket-o'oks' e'o
Is made Of pigs skin
/ A copy Of the frs' Aid'ne ea''i'h ''
Homer, printed on rellam, and IN 'E'
r,Ipmss. was recently s":d in London foi
$500
: One hundred thousand dollars IN gold
weighs 3ss pounds u V1nees, aid eno''
foo, e the same metal weighs over ton
Anew fabric, recently patented, Is PsPe'
woven in,o mating for floors, rugs, hor
DIR. ~iadow-shsdes, chair seats, table
covers, etc
, 1883-06-16

To TRf lUBLIc:
The public IS cautioned AGAINST the practis'
of nlsny ,r1ce-s Eho seq shat th.y claim 70 b-
Royal baking Powder, loose OF ir hulk, without
latle or trademark. Ali such powders are
bs7e limitations. Analysis Of hundreds Of sam
pies of baking wders Ia in bulk to ptrtie,
asking for K val have shnsn them 81 20 Re
largely aiuitsrated, mostly with alum, dagger
Gus for use in fooj. ami comparatively vs:neies s
for leavenins purposes.
The public Il too well aware Of the niuri lus
effect 81 alum upon the system, to need further
caution ayains. the use Of any akins powder 5
known to BE- made fruru this drug; but the
dealer's assursncr, "oh. us Just as Eood Is
Royal" or Its tine genuine Roya', only "
buy it by the barrel to save eIIense Of can,
ETC.. is spt to mi>lead unsuspecting consumes
into buying an article which th-Y would , o:
kne ainsly use in their food .rder any consideI-
alton. The only safety from such practices i,
in buying baking powder only in the origin.
ckaseof well known brand, sud a thorough
ly est .b.ished reputation.
The Royal Baking Powder is sold only in
cans. securely closed with the CoHPan, . trad
mark liable. and tbs weight of package stampcd
Ia each cover II is never sold 10 bulk, ty
tie barrel, CT loose hy weight or measure. snd
all such offered the pubic under any prstsnse,
sre imitations.
If consumer Hill hear these facts IL mind,
and sl.o see that the package purchased is prop-
erly lsbeled, snd the liable unbroken. they vii
bo s,wsys sure OF using baking powder per
t.ctiy pure aud wholesome, ana cf me hishert
ts.t strength ia the market.
&c. H.ssg and, President.
HoyaI Bak Dg Powder c., y !
, 1883-06-16

Tie old telel hoi;- l:uc b-tT:en NeS-oa
aud Bics Moun ain haa bren sOid 70 S-:.tc2
/ Reese by the O z. & \. Go. We ':"c"--
stand th.t the r.g p,oSs:ctaTe val pa -
telephoues snG Isues C',mn,cnio ,,ioa 'ls
tween these twc paJpss. rEo q. K. y.
Co. have dlscoutihned theli 5tilcc "a He'toI.
an tho citI;-us src ;hIeSr Oh y II oTn re-
sources for ontsi,tc ecu nuaicatloE-
We spd the above in tie Daily ETn'.''''fr.
a psper puhlieh,d ID C.ntsEyiiie, zat It quite
surprises Us. lie 1t posai',;e tst such a
thriving tega ss " cston cannot of-7 iDa1ce-
III .nis enough to The railroad compiny t"
cau.e theu &c c5uti-Us a iit'.s oi6cc .isrs
Yet. fs~ days s;nes, Will passing through
the tosn, we vere very zach set back 10
tind thai. a,thorgl oriy &'Hr ni'es from
raIlrosd th.re sss - ons .i-aie Nth suai-
Gent entc.-cisc - pisc- ovou = coS.y,y.nce
Oh the road bCJSss. tat terminus aod the
town 70 sccouD:oists ys.seRg = In these
rushing cave, Thea scxils are eo1npe irs
for supremacy, each one tsu.. sto~ cousid'
er.ble energy or il is l'ab'- s' sny line 70 '-e
left oat IN tie ccid.
, 1883-06-16
slick 90 Your Trade

Sick 10 your trade, says gn eH-
chance, nine-tenths oi all the failures
of the last year have come to men ~ho
were dabbiiug in outside affairs. There
could not be more truth crowded INTO
few lines than IS contained IN the above
As a general thing when you hesr Of the
failure OF a man in business yun can SCI
II down that he has been daobilnS IN
something he knew rothing about, and
has sunk the money needed In his iegItl'
mat- business. the merchant, even IN
country village, who attends strictly 10
business, may in tine lay by snug i'uie
sum, but as soon as Ae cVInmencss to
speculate IN land, OF eren trade horses,
he is halle at any time 10 hear something
drnp ON account of taking the money need
I'd in his business for speculative pur-
poses. The farmer whe works hard all
summer, sows and reaps good harvest,
and puts the proceeds Of the sale OF his
wheat into his pants pocket aud goes TO
speculating in pork, may eventually hnn
a mortgage pla,,ered down over his prop
| .rty that it viii take years OF frugal H.
dus,ry to remove. Tou hear Of The iaiiurs
Of a merchant engaged III trade ana III
nine csszs out Of ten you can trace the
cause to the fact ,hat he had few thoas'
and dollars invested in wheat Wien the
prics ,umbled aud the bottom ie'i ouE oi
hrs scheme Tor making = Lutte monsy ey
eursids spesu!suon. \ merchant may
be a.! ri ,hc and lsrr.-hesard IN hl' trAde'
he CAL weigh out c c'dtilh and eDStr, OF
drive sharp bargain IN buying s l'si oi
green h,Ges or a barrel of butter, but
when he hss few thousand dollars IN
ve,rri IN wheat, or pork, or lumber ana
the p,ice takes drop, he loses rs hssa
and is laid ou, colder than maeAerai.-
Puck's S,,a
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Stricken Down

1t will be Seen by special dis
patch to the STaIEsMAs, to-day, that
Judge P. C. Sullivan, Of ColfaI, while in
q heated argument in the Hsnmd Grin
nell murder case. was stricken with ap-
pople1y, dying instantly. No man
At the bar has had more
variel experience than Judge Sullivan.
Hs vas abou, 81 years Of age. and at the
time of his death retained The full vigor
Of his mind and body. He has Practiced
his profession in several states Of the
Onion and occupied number Of official
positions, always with credit 10 himself.
The deceased stood among the leading
lAwyera Of the Territory; VAS ready de
bator, and stood up for his clients
always with unainehing z-il- He
had bsen retained by Frank Hammond who
sss On trial io- the murder Of Herbert Grin-
nell, at Ainswprtb. The deceased sas mar
ned bat short time ago 70 most es'im able
i.Ay, sho will have the sympathy OF the
entire community.
, 1883-06-16
6reund Hog Case.

Ia speaking OF the recent bank failure in
that place the Tribune OF Chensy says ::
John C. Davenpsr. has been one Of the
n 81 active snd useful business men OF the
Northwest His failure will he felt in the
entire community as well as by the many
hsrd working, Industrious and innocent
credit rs And that he has failed there is
probably no dsubt. As 10 the chances for
not advised. but We can see little tor them
20 hope for. As TO the cause OF his failure
there ale all sisds OF eonjeeturss, and ~e
have no right to discuss them. Nothing has
been heard OF Mr.. Davenport since his de.
partars, to our kpo.ledge.
, 1883-06-16

No conversation OF lights allowed between
The hours Of P. NJ. and 5 A. ".
No congregsting in groups, running or
smoking allowed inside the railing.
Many other notices We're posted throughout
tie grounds, but the above we're the most
pertinent. 1t VIII lie seen that seven relg-
,ous meetings are held daily aside from other
duties, consequently the presiding elders are
kspr busy. The conference IS under the
ministerial charge Of the following gentle
men: Elder ". L. White, of Oakland, Cali
fornia; Elder Haskell, OF the same place;
Elder Cas- Boyd. Of Salem; Elder Coicord,
Wslls WaIls; Elder 4. T. James, OF Farm
ington.
At the book stand, pamphlets and tracts
OF the society sre sold to all who desire to
buv. the money being devoted to the Mis-
sionary Tract Society. An euterprislug III
d,yidusl, who set up the candy stand. reaPe'i
An abundance Of shekels yesterday from the
sale Ct soda water.
The camp meeting vill close on next We'd
ne.day morning. and all who desire to at,
tend should govern themselves accordingly.
We noticed a fine large brick store going
up st Milton.
A pet hear at the hotel n Milton causes
much smusemeut for the denizens OF that
place.
Posters are up duly announcing that Nil,
ton will celebrate the coming Fourth oi
July. In the evening they will have a grand
hall.
The husi1ess houses OF Milton, like those
OF Walla Walls, close cn Sunday; never
rheie,1 the thirsty csn find the hack door oil
saloons sjar.
There are possibly tise stores. tso black
smith shops, one barber shop, one hotel,
,rrse saloons and one doctor in Milton.
, 1883-06-16

PREscorT, June 5, 1883.
I'D. SrATEsAAN:-A picnic party to-day
from Hadley Station, are having q good
time playing croquet. fishing ard picking
berries, on the banks Of the besutifui Tor.
cket river
Sex-eeme's are frequently seen. sskins
who has improved farms fer sale There sre
few landowners joining Prescott wbc ex
pect to sell portions OF their FARMS. Land
has increased in value astouishingly within
the last year.
Lots. which sold les. than year ago in
Prescott for $50 per lot, nnw sell readily for
800 per lct, urimp-oyed
As the lots are mostly sold IL tie original
plot, the sale in Palne's addition will take 8
boom. The land is reslly the richest in the
valley.
Messrs. Buck Ross, who owB land join
ing Prescott, are lucky men, aud they could
get S25 or $40 Per acre. which will weigh
their pockets.
, 1883-06-16

N.vs co,-ae 20 tosn that thEee yoahS
nm. nsnsi ?. Fe-kirs, Z re, Towcrs AID
Wm. Smith, nave toea s,Tsiicg hor'@a 0u
tho neishbor;rs foot hills. 01 Tl0rsday
nigh, they erts:e3 IL ha,a @; Ar- o. P.
gor,ri snd -..Gr .v,v ~ ,o1r good
hor,es. They SEQ t2ok =c-a hon 'nao
n,nsd S;mon E'ccek, vho re':aes il tn
uppsr srd OF the coun'ry. The thieves are
v,lI.hnowu il this locality, AMI oiiisers are
IN hot pursuit of the fusi:ires- II ; az
opposed to Oe bidi"s soH'e~h-rs II the
elue Moar.aius, where ,hey are ssitlnS 70
yether band Of s,olen horses.
An imraisrent. named Cce, who hss been
csnp-d n-ar Ennis slaughter odre, f"p'rt
hi, horses either strzysd or s'olrn. Dur n
nj. shssnce some mis-. rshlc wretch SAGE ed
Ell ia stealing valiss c-':'sin'a. >'To-
cio.he- from the wagon.
, 1883-06-16
4 Ss.sibls visw.

The 0rreonian Of lsst Tuesday IN 4
lcng article, Published the follow
ing interview With Mr.. J. Fred.
Clarke. = prominent business man And
capitals: OF Portland. whS gave a very
logical vies OF the present siaguation of
the real estate market. as we'll as the
ef-ct the rseen,iy paced mortssss Law
has upon business That i,urnSi ssys:
j. Fred Clarke, en- being called on BY
al On yoE;an reporter sbour N. matter.
gave he following statement The
condition ii the resl estate market at
pr.s-ns Is sIniisr in all respect to tas. Of
pressing years al the ssrie sesson as can
be sen Sy the couEiy records, or more
easily ~ the con6sns.-d records in cur
otfcr. IL IS quiet withuur the is,n,est
s'gn ci ~e~k:hiBg, safe in .utlsyiag sd-
.:incns which have bren s .mcwhst over-
dan.. Business property neyss was 50
hrniy held al row, and sccd res,dence
properties, beth improved aid unia-
proved, are equally strong the reason
ior the annual comparative quietnsas nov
existing Is easily explsinAh.e. At this
sessoc the farmers OF Oregar nave f,r the |
mcst part exhausted ths.r surpi,,. Gin.
ThRy are being carried ~ the country |
Merchants. The country n.orcnsBrs, IN |
turn, sre being carried by the cay mer-
chsnts, sho consequently require much |
more than ordinary advances from the
hauss The cAnneriss, teo, sre' absorb
ins more than the usual amount II coin,
os:ns to the high prices being paid for
f,h- When the grain crops begin to be
q.oSsG the farmers viii begin to pay Tie
country merchants, the country merchant
the CRY merchant, the city merchant the
banks, and money become easier The
same remsrks apply. in greater or less
degree, ta the salmon hsheries- The cp-
ponents Of the Terminal Cumpanys
bridge have damaged the market. We
lie not think they can do more than they
have ioc-.
The mortgage tax law is operating un-
favurLbly, but chiefly on country prop
rrty. Country members Of the lesisls-
rure made the Law and they. will hnd
many of their 'ns,ituents IN great straits
brfore they can have an opportunity to
.meud the act, from which they will
.uisr."
, 1883-06-16

BAKEE CIrY. June {, lsS3.

BAKER CIrT. June I, 1888
About ten o'clock Sunday morning q
messenger arrived in town with the news
that man had been found dead under bis
wagon in Pleasant Valley, about twelve
miles from here. Coroner Dnrkee immedi-
ately summoned Jury. and accompanied
BY DR.. Estes, proceeded to the spot where
the man was reported seen, and there be lay
stuff and cold in death, q bullet having
pierced hi. head. Half Q doz,n or more
witnesses were examined, but sufficient light
was not thrown upon the affair to satisfy the
jury, therefore, no verdict has been ren.
dered up to this time. The inquest vii
be continued to-morrov and will send you
further particulars to morrow. The body
was brought TO town in It's o~n wagon
about seven O'Clock yesterday evening.
There seems scarcely any doabt thaf the
man has been foully dealt With.
, 1883-06-16
Inspecting the Read.

The railroad otiicials who came up from
below yesterday, returned to Portland On
this mornings train. The party, consisting
OF Roadmaster Shaw. Superintendent Rowe.
and Mr.. II. ". Casse, Of this city, went mp
the road as far rs Rrpsrin. for the purpose
of inspecting the rosa aEt company build
ings. They report everything n hrst-c.sss
condition, and retara 10 Portland highly
pleased. Mr. Shaw has removed bis family
from this city to tEe ior.nar place, owing to
the necessity OF ths general officer being H.
Gated az one place.
, 1883-06-16

Grea; preparations are rnde- way fol
the Oriule nj baltimore neIt September.
Eiisor is 10 equip an elec.ric-Eght pro-
cess:on. Iso thousand men will xalk in
In, Uniformed and equipped With KNAPP
sacks Instead Of mus.ess they will carry
t,rches, each Il powerful - twenty cal.
e,un lights, the generating sppa.Atus BE-
ing conceaied IL the inspsacks- The en-.
ire city on. the line of mach will be
illuminated with electricity. - we'll a
he various car. aud Hra,s. The horses
s.ii each carry an electric light, which
viii chine like star ON the forehead oi
each.
, 1883-06-16

Yesterday little N,ckie Sullivan a"d thf
Hirsch boys w.re Playing 90 the old n,rro~
o,uss road, when they founl large Va ise
living in the tall gsss- They inmeiis'e!,
no,isei Marsnai Jnstice. who, upon inFesi-
o,.iuz fornd th,. the property b-Ionced 10
the Immigrant Coe from whom j, had been
stolen the n,gh, before. All the 'nteris
-s,. ,.co=ered save q sat Of clothe. and
soue wh,te shrrts and h,Dd8erehi Is. The
the thief esid.ntly cnls was IN need OF
clothing. n be LETT 8 rne revolve, and other
,.,u,tie articles n the TslIse.
, 1883-06-16
IRE ADyESTIsTs.
JEALOUS Wsrk BY the Elderss-.Dfa-
gram Of their Qsarers.--MiitsE Notes.

Nesr tie eastern suburbs o. Milton, in
beautiful little grove, are encamped the
Columbia River Conference Of Seventh Day
Adyeutists, srd holding daily services. Yes
ter,sy a STATESMAN reporter visited that
place ami was surprised at the large con-
coarse Of people assembled. The caHp is
approached by sharp .nrn from the road TO
the right, Just near the bank OF the Tuna
lGm. Entering the enclosure the first object
that attracts the eye is large circus tent,
with seats properly arranged and pulpit
at the further side. Below ~e give perfect
di1graln Of the scene sketched on the spot by
cur reporter:
, 1883-06-16
Attempt u ~--r Miller.

We xe.e irio-mei tais morning ny gen
tleman VIII hal ja.t arrived tr.'rl Milton
that IN unsaece7, ul strenpt was uaade / =
-ome miscraaut TO hrrl that pl'ce On last
saturday night. a lsrge hole was cut IN
.b. eide Of the rrsiience OF Ar. To cot, 4
prouin-nt b.,,ld.ng 4 the .own, and tu-Psn-
tin. poured over the g ,or. Fo-tunstely tn-
.,beme was discover-. bgfrs the ds. araiy
os;-c. csuId lie secoapli-h'd. Il the IT,
ceIdrian i. caught. in al! Ps'.baii!i:y jadse
, v,ch x,,l hid & short term OF court.
, 1883-06-16
The \ -,gt,.h inm nals ara surhusiaat

The k'gi,sh Journals are eathusiasti-
csily c,.Ehd.nt OF the suocess Of the
Nicsraggsu canal. Tie Iron Trade
Journal says: The proI Iosed aot Of in
corporation xh:ch vas before congress
during Ina session Just cios:d does not
commit the government of the United
State, TO any gasrantee or responsibility
for thc construction of the work or for
the fG,Gre business Of tho canal. The
nonied man, however, ssem determined
to push ahead with the undertaking with
oat any assurance As to suppcrt from the
government Looking at the matter from
tie s-nor-s II shipments which nos have
&C (. by 4>Y Of Csp- Horn, AID tho vast
.avius oi tilae and expense, sa :h,ra the
undertaking has very encouraging as
oacs about it As reported By tho Board
{ Trade the actual shipments from the
Unirrd S ates Pacific coaat by way OF
Cape Horn amounted to l,750, 600 tons.
Nnw, there can be no doubt, tha: all this
,nnn .se would have been through a canal
& there had been one. and 6 moderate
- IL charge per ton would soon have paid
81! the operating eXpenses, and rsfs Of
.ntrr.s; upon the Cost of the work
, 1883-06-16

VANCOUVER PARKS.
W. =. June 6. e3
Messrs Chn,n ttee n
Veterans keunioa
and FcrrtA of Jolly
Ceie6raticns, fH,-
la"j:
GENTLtAkv :-fouT
n te Is ~ hard. IN ! ]
hasten 20 reply. uen
Miles tras returned,
and. alter cnn.ultsiica
with him. l am sb!s =,
ssy that he enters very
fully in feeling into tie
propcsiIionfor a grand
ceienrari0u 10 Fos.
land on tle3i,i / snd
5sh days OF July. sni
vii, do anythin- 10 hrs
power To heip nsle i,
3 success. l will Sring
over the ,rc"l S at Ssa
cnuv-r B.rrsc. =, sud
place them II c mo IL.
Portisnd ca or before
tho lst Of July sn'l
vii! psrtSieste in al
yOlr ceremonies. l am
not able 10 ssy st this
moment whether q
cham t'a,cle { n De ar
ranged for or pot. bu'
it IS quite po>sihle tia !
this may b. 6-.n-. A.
viii xTIts yOu furth., !
ON this hereafter.
Yours Trniv, |
HsSRT 4. MoRRow,
Col. u. 5. A. |
, 1883-06-16
Bix Land Company.

.Articles incorporating tho Spokane Land
sud Improvement company. sn organization
of Washington, d. c., capitalists. who par-
pose to speculate il lands IA the Spokane
country. were filed in Olympia las. Monday,
Capital stock, $780, 900. G. E. Cunnins',
o: Washington. ID. C., who representa- the
company, is in the city. Mr.. McArshur OF
Fargo is now in the Big Bend country in thr
interest OF the company. They have ALREADY
purchased over $1,000 worth Of town lots
In Spokane Falls.-OrsgoraGn
, 1883-06-16
Special Rates.

/. has been officially announced by Mr.
John NUN, Superintendent or Traffic, that a
discount of 40 per cent would be made On
all round trip tickets sold from any point
on the road 10 Wails ALA, on the q, id
and 4rh Of July, the same to be sooi for the
5th. This move is good one snd ~iii
greatly assist In auamentiug the crowd IN
attendance IN this city from the surround
ING e0un.ry on that OCCASION.
, 1883-06-16
The New Postal Nsle.

The engraved surface Of the new postal
note will be FIVE and ssven-eishts inches
long by three and one-eighth wide. and
have . stub two inches wide and margin OF
one-eighth Of an inch. The notes VIII be
Manufactured in /. ire proof bailding, and
in separate departments distinct from other
work. The number required is stated af
IA, l40 books of Of $50 notes each. SPECIAL
p 'ecautions are being taken against c'unier'
6ei.inz, IS the notes can be used as currency.
three months after the date Of ther iasu
snce
, 1883-06-16

The Congressional Record appears few
lays sCn enlarged to 20 pssea- This ID
AZ unmistaksble evidence Of prosperity,
and We congratulate our esteemed cou.
Temporary upon Its success. which haa
been secured without the aid Of patent
medici,e sdrertisemsnts oe . pa.zle de-
par,men'; though WY II should publish
speechrs that rere never delivered IN
Congress may be puzzle depArtmsnt 70
many readers
, 1883-06-16

Ths nes bridge across ths Firth oi
Firth, nov building, will, when CON.
ple'ed. DO among the most reuaIkabls
bridg-s in the world The main sirdss
viii be within few feet of mile in
length, and vii rest upon roand eyiiodri-
csl pi-rs. each cf which will weigh 16. 900
tons. |, Will, Of course, b high soough
for all vessels to pass underneath and
soou, ~, 900 tons Of stesl ~ia be req2irsd
in its s'.nstrucfioa. The estimated sosl
vii b q so, ,00GL
, 1883-06-16
~ SAY % / lSS2


LAND tFsgCE AT WAILA WaILA,
Ma, Z. 1885
NullCE * HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Y he fa'.rWiu--rr mri s5ttr ha- Sled no
''or . ~, intention E" L sk- fiuai Tr.cf N sup
T. = = - g.- "a. -'d ria' III :tT,-'i VIII he
Ua1t D. :"r. L = lzni ufiice al Ws!la " ala
.n Jurs II. 1885, ": Harvey Shaw. I'D.
-. for tn 81: Sw4 ami SN SIT Sec
n. TT 9. Il - +. re uamss the following
".'rs- - II Urrvs his cuutjnr"Gs Fesisi nee
70, :. a. ] c'Il'ivStian {. sai6 lind. viz: Chas-
: bIcF. Ns'k \ Fvnns. !. - Lamar. JOSEF h
t-.asT, Il WsIlA Wall. ". I.
r. If. MORRISON.
Regrs,er.
, 1883-06-16
NutI,e--Timber culture.
JAccs wAe,sB1Asr vs. Ate. =. BLrxBEEc

JAocs WAesSBLAsT IS Auc. ,. BLuNBERG.
L :. LAND OFFIoE,
NAIIA VILLA. Nav .. lSsS
NnMPLAINr HAVING BEN IN
" tend a. this offirs by JacT-b WsSenhl=-t {
a-aIns- August F. hlrmi srg fer failure 10
c rapv with Law $ I, Timber u!ture entry
M l59 fs'ei Msrck "a lss2- up.'n the NJ
I. >-rIi II 10, Township 10 y. l;snss 30 Z IN
hi kiiA, ruuutv, Wi,hav " 4, csnrells'i''n Of
II eatry; cs1;e-tsIt aIl-ying that sNid Au-
su-t T. h unib x dir MT plI~ the i've acres
tie int year prescribed ~ lSw. The s.'d
p.rtl-- sr- hereby sanstnoned toappslr AZ this
Office u ths
ilTH pAI or JULY 1883,
a, 10 "c!oSs, A. " 10 resp"pd and :urn' sh
tes,unony c nc.rniny ,sid sllesrd failure,
JOS JvkGENaEN. Register.
, 1883-06-16
- II ..al t,t.tr for BeuAquent
t,ra e iaN-

Vo.iss IS h,reby gwen that m pur.nance
-; -. Ordra, Gee OF the City "f Walls
W.l, II. such c.-es m d. aud pow led,
vil Hrr ior ,als st u"'ic suc,n I" the
!, .,,sr tl.rd.r. IN tr'Dt OF he Cat, jail, M
WI, W.l CIV, ". +. IN tnr 10 h da,
H., lsS3. 4, The hpur o 2 cl-c> P. NJ,
'b-t.o.,u. d sc:i ed ir esls.e. si'uaie''
;-W.n, H.us Cry ". I .s-wiI- Los S.
in. ~ La. orr znhiIIou 10 Wniit Walia
49, ..nr h.ing e"li fur Deiir rquart
+ IL rsr uses 81 &. ". +. & wn, auOuDi.
.,-.,!u = S43 IS snr srciuing o,ts
JOHN G. JUSIiI Z.
IIy M.rn,i.
n oirb l,S9 m-24
, 1883-06-16
ap,ssn-R BeesveI-

We are Informed bS Dr.. Aarion that ne
has to-day received fr@ De.es'se Brsnts
the appointment for hin son, Alfred v
Marco. 70 enter the naval academy At An-
n.polia Tie yosns gesd-uan viii staE'
fsr that place asd Bs.naos neIt SEX
, 1883-06-16
NcIlCe for Publ cation.
TuLLss EAEris1.

NIL.IN IiAET'l = !.
Inn nYFrCT Al Ia GRA>DF. OGN,
nry l.. lesS. I
NOTICE. Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
y the 3. lrwmg gnaned tJlsr has fled
n ~. ~ lis iuJsiJIuu T. make final proof IN
.lH..I IS IL chin, Eui that saIG I,rooi wall
iruate Ie'Ie lie county Judge # Cmatiila
County oregon. st PtnLIrtrr, orrgun. On
Jgue %. 1853. viz: Wm. iIari-stv. II Sii,
r. he >W, SWf Sec Is. I e, y Il 8 + " VI
he n.rr-, C. iu."winS witnesses I" prove his
c.aruloas ,5-idencr uI"r. sni iltiyatinn 81,
Iii Isni. -: Nm. H"hgen, Mercer Har
i-,,v. Jharl~, Brown, of IrA-t'ii, Co.. Osn.,
VI Sui.n. ni W.lla. " ,iis. W t.
- HkNkY DWIGHT. Eegis'er.
, 1883-06-16

Y CITE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
" al parties henceforih fund 'ie's,cins ~
r-rlosns ~i-n bo,r6s on br ag-s or cTo-s roads
= walls WAllA County, will be rrs.secuted 10
tie fall extern uf tae law. Bv order of th-
CnrNTY COMMISSIONERS
Mav lc iSSS I'm
, 1883-06-16

Il il rep,rted that m"re ihah 'Ho
hundred applica.i,ns have been made 'o'
,.oood Eeutenancies in the regular army
10 he hIlsd from The CIVIL list. There IL
. fascination abou, the aruy th.' :
civilian, .ho .ees only one side OF IT. hna'
,uno..ible to Withstand. A fsu months
..np.ieuiug on tho frontier, hoEe''r'
...sII. h,;nos thsw TO their senseA
, 1883-06-16

Highest barometer 10Th, 30.ii H.; lowest
barometer l2rh, . 60 in: mean barometer
5000 In Highest Temperature 3oth, 81
deg; lowest temperature, 18th, - deg;
mean Temperature, 6l.+2 deE.i rsaNis
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