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, 1883-06-23
Scmen .,er This.

II sou arc siek Hop Bitter- viii surely aid
Nature in making You Well wleG sll else
fails.
II You are eostive or Gyspeptic, or are suf
fsring from any other OF the numerous dis
eases Of the stomach or bowels. it is your
own fault ii YOU remain i'll, for Hop Bitters
are sovereign remedy i'll all such COM
plants
II You are wasting away with any form Of
Kidney Disease, stop temping reath this
moment, and turn Tor cure to Hop Bitters
Il Won are sick with that terrible sickness
Nervousness, yog Will find Pain Of Gil
eadr' i'll the Use OF Hop Bitters.
Ii yen are irequenter, or resident Of Z
miasma;ic district, harr.cade your system
against the scourge Of all countries-malar.
ial. epidemic, bilious, and intermittent fe-
vers-by the use Of Hop Bitters.
If you have Z rouEh, pimpiy. or sallow
skin, bad breath, pains and aches, and feel
miserable generally, Hop Bitters will give
you fair skin, rich blood, and sweetest
breath, health, and comfort.
In short they cure all diseases OF the stom'
ach, bowels, blood, liver, nerves, k.ineys
B-gA:'s Disease. 500 will be paid for !
case they vii not cure or help.
That poor, bedriideu, invalid wife, sister
mother or daughter, can be made the pic
ture OF health, by few bottles Of Hop Bit
te-s, costing but triie. VIII you let them
snItrrt
, 1883-06-23
To Ttt-PtlEE>.
Opinions On the sheei,-John.on GRAB.

The greatest Indignation was expressed
tins morning. when It Wa discovered that
at It's meeting the night previous the city
council Had agreed to pay the expenses OF
grading the property ot Catherine street
owned by John Sheets, and his son-in'iaw
?. B. Johnson. The question has often been
asked what have these men ever done for
the public good that the citizens should be
taxed in order TO improve their property.
Other property holders in the same neigh
borhood have displayed a proper public spir.
1t by removing their fences when they abut-
ted upon the street, but that city sponge
and leech. johnson, while all the time
preaching through his paper public spin"
has never been man enough to follow the ex-
ample set by his neighbors, preferring that
the already taX-riiden property-owners OF
this city should bear the expense; for year
he has been attempting shis thing, and Tor
all the time the city council has treated his
trumpei-up claims with the contempt they
deserved until last Tuesday night, when on
ly four out of the seven councilmen were
present. What this tax-paying community
wants TO know, is, why this man who has
for ever been noted as a disreputable scheme
er should at this late day be allowed to have
his property improved at the public expense
when so many other improvements whereon
the very life almost of the city depends
should be neglected. Property owners
along Mill creek vino have paid taxes for 20
years past are forced to see year
after year, that raging creek dur
ing freshet destroy the work
Of years before our wise city fathers will as
sist them, but directly this leech makes a.
demand there are those among them only
too willing to grant it. The precedent has
been established, and it is now IN order for
every man who has the shadow Of an excuse
to make demand upon the city to treat
them exactly as they have treated the Cath
crime street genteel paupers The law can
make 10 distinction, for there IS the prece-
dent.
, 1883-06-23
Returning Sez P'ros>-

1t is rumored that the remnant OF thlei
Joscph's band Of hall blood ed Nez Perces.
who took the war path aad ralded through
Northern Idaho and the Bitter Root valley
in 1871. are being returned to the l-apWai
reservation from the Indian Territory, where
they have resided eysr since their capture
bv General Howard and General Miles IN
the fal Of 1871. Efforts have repeatedly
been made by the Presbyterian Board OF
Missions to secure the return Of these In
dams to the Lapwai agency, bat Congress
I,as always interviewed and we are not aware
of anv executive or departmental order au-
thorizing the removal OF these Indians irom
the quarters assigned them in the In
dim Territory near Fort Leavenworth,
Kansas.
Indictments are still hanging oreT the heads
of soDle Of the blocd-thirsty rascals IN tins
hand for murders committed in Nez Perce
and Idaho counties in June, 1871, aud Ii
they escape further action on the part OF the
grand Jury IN those cognties, We suspect
that the citizens themselves VIII lead the
law into Winchester repeating rifles and m
press the Iniians in that manner that mnr-
ser IS a crime 20 be atoned for. An eye ior
an evr. tooth Tor tooth and life for hie.
, 1883-06-23
Death Of Bishop ii,InchfI.

A. ten minute Of siv 'olor, Monday evening
the most Reverend T. Y Blsnchet. d. T.,
archbishop of Oregon. died n st. Vincent =
hospital. a--ei almost * wears. The announce
ment Of the death rf this venerable mau VIII
not create surprise. because hi, increasing;
feeblrness. the result Of advanced age, has
long been known. lie passed away painlessly
after q lie Of unusual length and great beniani-
ty. the larger part OF which has been spent
here. In view If the end, which WAS only too
surely approaching the rites Of the last sacra-
ment were administered To -ATchiiShop Blan-
chet about two months ago. by his coadjutor,
Archbishop Seghers. The latter has recently
Leer. making the rounds # eastern Oregon, but
VIII arrive home this evening. TIE funeral Of
the deceased prelate has not yet been an
nouneei, but viii probably take place on
Thursday. After tie services here in the
cathedral the remains viii be taken 60 ST.
Paul, Marion county, for interment.
Archbishop Bllnchet ranked amors the
apostolic men who laid the deep foundations
Of the Catholic faith in this country. He was
born at st. Pierre, Ei'iere du-Sud, Quebec,
Canada, September >, i7g5: was educated in
the Petit Seminane, Quebec, and was ordained
july Is, 1919, By Archbishop fieSsis. AT
that time Oregon was simply the name gwen
/, territ, ~ extending along the Pacific
coast from latitude u deg. % 81 deg. 10 min.
v. until finally, in ISi6-the year Of the ae-
cessiou OF Plus IN, TO the see Of Peter-all
the territory south OF the 18th parallel was
csded to the United States,-O.Cyoaiga
, 1883-06-23
\ >et Back.

S'''e Weeks ago Mr.. J. u. Hathaway re-
---e' tie city eouucil for the privilege
s1'inS Po!es and running wires Tor the
''se o. establishing telephone system In
: '''y' and last evening the committee 10
mon the Petition had been referred report
II. same back without Recommendations,
,De 6; the gentlemen giving as reason tha.
1'a not think Mr. Hathaway wanted the
F'-''Iese very had, from the fact that ne had
~ even seen the committee on tie matter.
We 20 not know what the gentleman infers
- pSing seen. but heartily concur with
~ uIA'lOrd IN the opinion tia. the petition
Gi' De granted or the ground that :, is :
'-''ie enterprise, and one that would be very
ae'leI.l to the business community. Mt.
'''naWay' Informs Us that he already has
o,e' ior'y subscribers, which is sufficient ev-
Ven .IeI'e that telephone system is much de-
;n.. 80 mere, and We believe it is no more than
sidered. ~ 'ui''i'' 'o''
, 1883-06-23
4 Good Thing for NaI,a WaiIa.


| 1t Is now al almost settled fact that the
Stine House in this city viii change hands,
inside OF the next 80 days.-A transition
that should have taken place three years
ago The inventory OF the premises has
beer taken by Mr.. Cally and Mr. Blake, and
satisfactory terms agreed upon by these two
! gentlemen.
In conversation TINS morning with Mr..
| II. II. Blake ana C. J. Bales, the coming
men, We learned that should they take the
house, a complete renovation would immedi-
ately follow. New furniture viii replace
that now IN use, and juGt as soon as posi-
bic, an addition viii be built TO the present
structure The room now used as a reading
room, and facing Fourth street viii be fitt:d
up a as line billiard and bar room. The gentle
men propose to ft up and run 4 first-class
hotel in every sense Of the word, aud this
iact Will be hailed by the citizens Of Walia
WaIla and the travelling public with En-
bounded delight
As before stated il this journal, Mr..
Blake Is from Chico. Cal, rs is his colleague
Mr. Bales. The former gentleman is a ho-
tel man OF long experience, and judging from
his courteous manner OF speaking, is a most
aiiable host; the most valuable auxiliary to
i successful and popular hotel.
1t is with urdisguised satisfaction that We
make the announcement uf this prospective
change IN the management Of the Slime
House We have time and again made the
assertion that this so-cailed Grstclass hotel
has been ieifimeat aud draw back to
Walla WaI,a. and the prospective change,
we are fully convinced, viii prove our pre-
dictions. Give US a tirst-ciass hotel, AMI We
will confidently assure Massrs. Rlake and
Bales long lease Of iiuancili and business
,ucc.s-
, 1883-06-23
Notice 10 Bridge Hulider,.

Sealed proposals vill be raceige1 AZ the If
he "f the County Auditor cn Tuesday, June
>, lS,3, FOR the conS.raetiDn of the following
bgiises in Walla WalIa county : 70 Wit. on
bEdse IL Cummings crnssing oi the WaIla
Na'i2 river lear NailGia Main sian - Re
- i-et, 10 feet vide is feet above he'd 5f river.
approach On Wes- side l21 feet, IN cas- rils 80
seet, The main span {" le bCilt ns pea tin
'.er-: approaches Of tiDb5r now IN the .r0ur.d
Ore bridge on the TJ-sche: river, LEAR
bCAls'- junction, main sIl=ln 90 feet, ith sI,-
iIuaetss an each si9s. Total length u bridge,
iilc.gling affIoa-h-s, 10 feet:
One tridse on Mil Greek, at Dudley Cross
iHg, t"-ai length Of h-ilge. ine!a3ins, sppro=eh-
e, 80 feet. One hriice "a Miil Creer q.
ESsn'- Cr7sr,BT, ta;.i lei=lh Of bridge, Ia
ci5. ;in4 approaches $50 fest-
All 4 the above n.i.-d bridges 10 Le bgIiis
IN pile AGd al ti1Ib.s foT construction of ths
same L, %. oi red hr. Bids viii nc IeceiTe's
f1r tie Hove truss ard other PLAN, e>iniisis-
siorier. rese-y;ng the right To- jsct any ar; al
bids. W. &. FAINTER,
County Auditor,
Walla WaIla May =, 1855. ma2sdls.eN
, 1883-06-23
Work Began.

r,,,n Kingsbury, Chief Engineer and
,s,erntsudent Of the Cascade DIVISION says
~ y,sir, E,aal on Monday last st
,boa: } hundred men at work at Horseshoe
p-I ~, the Yakima. While down the
aa, the C.p.ain run the steamer Norih~e't,
~,jr! With supplies Tor this force, about
- nile. Up the Yakima. The supplies are
l.,r.i from there across to the camp. about
.,nl.,. The Captain wen, in"r'day +"
enc Of work III the Great tuu'"n.
, 1883-06-23
me >iine H.H>e.

- '' bake and Bales the two gentle
- VINO propose 70 purchase the lease and
-I',''' Of the slime House, left this tWaa-
--'' "'Fa'ng Tor salmon River to close
= ~ SA'a with Small. VINO is mining there.
.ae'e gentlemen are thorough hotel men
= VII oF's h'sn renovu AID credit to
. - ,''s' II they make the proposed arrange,
.'--' We hear tha; IN case they do not
-n'Y intend to baild another hotel IN Good
A'-4''an. Nh. c. ". Colby has present
e-,,''' o. the establishment and it is but
- - q HIN TO say that under his manage.
,-'s-' The house has resa;ned mach Of is oIi
80 -. ,eFa'A;lon; he Is iniefa,igable in his
-. - ~ 20 he comforts Of his guests. and
's al Ii his power 10 p!ease tbe,,
, 1883-06-23

THE ATTEMPTED CATHERINE STREET
STEAL DEFEATED.
His Honor, the Mayor Beldly Comes eat
And says He will net Sign
the Warrant.

The appearance On the streets OF the
STATESMAN on Wednesday evening was the
signal FOR general discussion among our
taxpayers, as to the merits OF the Sheets
johnson attempted grab; there Was only ene
opinion, and that was that the attempted
grab was the most cheeky that had ever
been made upon the pockets Of tie tax-pay-
ers. There was general satisfaction later when
it was known that lis Honor the Mayor,
who, as usual, Is ever foremost in guarding
the interests Of lhe city mad refused to sign
tie warrant for 500 in favor Of John Sheets
and P. B. johnson for the opening OF Cath
crime street, as the same is void under the
City Charter and the acts OF the City Coun-
eli void as per section l2S page - Of the City
Charter, which read as follows and is too
plain to be mistaken:
''>ec, I23. No street, highway or alley
shall be extended, wIdened, altered or vaca-
ted, except on petition to the City Council
signed by a majority OF the resident owners
of real estate within the ward or wards, IN
or through which such street, highway or
alley is proposed to be extended, widened,
altered or vacated.
Yet, in defiance OF the above the attempt
was made, aud had the affair been consum-
mated, as was intended, any taxpayer could
have impeached the whole city government.
The principle is right here: Every other
resident along Catherine street and all other
streets adjoining have removed their fences
back TO the survey ordered. except Sheets
and Johnson on Catherine street, the Hon. ii.
NJ. Chase and Judge Sharpstein on the oppo-
site side have ever shown cOmmenasble pub
lie spirit in improving their property at their
own expense, but the other two wish II 10
be done at the public's expense; now, the
general public are not such great admirers
of this locality rs to have their hard earn
ings sguaudered an c:virg them 500 IN
hard cash and IN grading and siiewalkng
fully one hall % the street, and no
proposition would even for a momen. have
been entertained had 1t not been Tor the TACT
that one Of the parties is editor of 4 paper;
Others WHO aye poor and cannot bulldOze
councilmel with impunity have been forced
at mighty short notice |" remove their fences
back to their proper P'sce whether they
liked it or not There is another item con
nectcd with this: johnson resides on the car-
ner of pr. Newell street, and as that street
Is not vet gr.,lrd IT wiIi he Only question
oi time WHEN Ills frt VIII clam i similar
.ight u have taxpayers money expended OF
that also fcr his benefit Bat no fear need
he entertained As ;.hnve we have shown IT to
be Illegal. ard SO long as we have James Ne
Auiia rs May y the SgArf >NAS Is aot afraid
Of such bare faced attempts being sGccess-
I-i
, 1883-06-23

The New NassiIlou' Is by all odd, tie
fastest and be-. threSher mast perfect separ..t
and cleaner ever offered u the farmers and
threshtrrneu IF the Pacific s,ope. 1t is suited
70 all sections and handles with ease and
efficiency the various varieties Of grain aid
seeds with less waste, less litteriugs and less
detention from had conditioned grain and
straw than any other device hitherto known
To threshermer. Intending purchasers axe
cordially invited 20 cal and examine our sam
,le Sapar4tars, Woodbury. DingeF Horse
Powers and Traction Engines before pla. ing
their orders. Il
, 1883-06-23
The TIrTmrn on the Fourth.

The following programme has h.cn a?
ranged By Chief Engineer Crane Tor the iils.
mems Tournament, t. take plar- ii 'hiz city
on July ith:
FTrst-Rlcr, free Ter al engine aLI ,T.r-h
companies; distance, - yaIds. Farsi Prlze
so; second. SO Twsn'y L.. ,neu -i.o"el
steamers. % men allowed h,nI ""lgaCs, and
- men allowed hook aud ladder companies.
The steam engines % have 10 yards etarr,
hand engues 20 yards, ami hook lLd l-dd-F
companies to run iull distance.
Secord-Free f5r al book al ll,l,lcr COIN.
panies 10 Washington T.rTItlEy, FU.zr. So.
To raise 4 forty-feet laiiar aui pvt man
On ton: time to c5InI Nh.n tl- I15I. catchrE
top round Of ladder.
Third Free for ali hose teams Il Wash
ington Territory: distance, 30 yards fiFst
pre-. $50 and fox taii; second, so. Ten
men allowed to each team: each cart Gg car
riare to carry 80 feet al ha-r. ar FOX
tail to be carried By the Winning c1n.aGy
until they are beaten by another company,
when the tail viii be passed over 70 the
company beating them.
Fourth. -IO0-yari race .or the Cn.ei In
,riueer's medal: value, so. Free for one
member Of each comp NJ Of the Nai.a
Walla Fire Department; tna foreman :" r-T-
tIly that his entree has been member 70.
siyty days prior 70 July !, 1883.
FIfth.-EngInes "a set with suction down.
nose carts 70 Iun 100 yaras, connect with
engine. stretch go feet Of hose, attach pipe
aud get frat water. Prizs, $40.
Sixth.-Grand department drill
Sevrnth--Two men from each hose CON-
pany to break and MAKE FIVE couplings, tTo
square turns TO make coaui,Dg. Priz=, $40.
Visiting iIemen entering aaT q the races
will be allowed the Use Of apparatus ot
Walla Walla Fire Department Ihe Judges
and timers 20 be chosen on day Of Tare7.
All races 10 be Gnde- the supervision q the
Chief Engineer OF the Nalla Eaiia fire De-
partment.
, 1883-06-23
An IniiuN Of Iramp~,

i'cr.ns the past :cw days or city Las been
a'2aed by AL unusual influx OF grea. burly
rAmF', Who hang around the alleys and III
tar suburbs Of town On the lookout f5r some
tang 70 eat. Saturday gang Of these oh,
h-hed some whisbey and male the night
hideoaS II the u,iIhborhooi Of Fourth and
Nnmaeh streets. They continued their lie.
'Aaah until late Sunday, ami wouad up by
/ 'lS Tree hight. The police hay. notified
hem that their presence is not desired IN
"'' city, and no doubt many Of them will
''h meIct counting ties Tor Portland. They
.'mt mp by the Way o; the Nor:L,r. !,...
, 1883-06-23
,,.ipscr, AZ Work

s-,,, , Gentleman Just from Weston We
f''.l r,r,y u ciyil engineers under
..,', NJ =, Z.aaer have reached that place IRON
III -. - mining the preliminary survey
fsa-''''- ....i.n ot che V. ". and p.
ia' = .,,m Blue mountain station. They
Ia 80, l. through in a couple Of days,
,,. Will be Immediately commenced
-, - Ilrt @: the road
, 1883-06-23
Writ, Him Down an A..

Councilman Fleteher's logic at the last
,,sa.inr of the council, that bocarse the pre-
vious council had endorsed the Johnson
Sheets grab it was the duty OF the present
council 70 back them ", Is about the weak
est plea ever heard. a parallel case would
he tbat II Tom Flstcher's brother had been
hanged. II would stand to reason that ne
wanted to be hanged also. Ii Mr. t!eieh-
CT or any other member OF the city council
f.acies that their successors are gong TO en-
darse al their actions they are terribly ms
taken, unless indeed they wish 70 be written
down IS a set OF asses. The fact Is gross
iniusuoe has been done the taxpayers OF this
CITY and 10 excuse on the part OF any inter
ested in any wav viii justify II
, 1883-06-23
Fire trarkcT> Oa shc Fourth.

We xsnlI cal! the attention Of our citizens
70 the fact that there i an ordinance in vogue
prohibiting the shooting Of FIRE craa&ers IN this
CITY ON the Fourth Of July and the absolute
necessity Of complying Herewith as = precar-
ton against IRE. II is well known iaet tha:
many and serious coufasratiouS often result
from the careless Use Of FIRE crackers on that
day by Young America, and it Is the duty Of
rareuts to see tiat their children ale prohibited
from using them. We will state for the hene-
6t Of the BOYS that the City Marshal VIII in-
si,t upon { rigid observance Of the ordinance,
and arrest each and every one caught firing
crackers. and loci. them up N the city JAIL
So blys Won had hes: beware
, 1883-06-23
Nof 1 BLANK.

III ..,,s for the information OF the
W. ", Ctra.s that We do not by any
~ ~. ....,,.s the coming wheat crop a
I,s.. The d4.h was inserted while writ
-, Icing our absence to procure aetu-
= ,,i estimates, the article passed
a. ,,..f To the contrary We iipd that
Il. sbs..y.s.i tins somns harvest VIII Dc
-,.....,er - harvested III tins Valley.
~ one ;ha:i.r exceeds our most ''"FH'ne
,,r. .si0ls.
, 1883-06-23
TIE POLITICAL CALDROx.
The Council starts the Pot 30 Boiling By
Appointing the Jnds-s, and Clerks Of
Election.

At the city Council meeting last evening,
the following gentlemen were selected TO act
as inspectors, Judges and clerks at the vari-
Gus polling places at the municipal election,
on the 9th Of next month:
First ward-M. B. Ward, inspector; Al
Blanchard and c. NJ. Peterson, Judges
A. J. Kay and lie F. A. Shaw, clerks.
Polls at Washington engine house.
Second ward. II. Smith inspec-
tor; John Manion and l. Straight
judges; Frank Goodhue and Duncan McGil.
vary clerks Polls at the court house.
Third Ward-D. H. Whitney inspector;
J. X. Kennedy AMI J. W. Fall, judges;
John Shellwood and j. ". Brock. clerks.
Polls at Tiger engine house.
, 1883-06-23
The Boss of ;hr Road.

Dac ul,cr, by profession a hunter Is
"Eo,s Of the Road, IN that portion Of Tn.
lCg. extending from >smm,rii!c TO the
N..0vl Valley: he dresses IN buckskin,
.arres his rife IN one hand, ani Lls heart in
he other; says he PAYS for nothing from
Liz time on; taxes wha: be wants and iefes
lrss:: meeting any one on the road he
nlses them 90 around at the point Of his ri
e. tie never as get has killed any one and
s,aeral.y people pity lin, IS they thlul, he
ea little "od.' He formerly resided in
tbs section
, 1883-06-23
Distinguished orators :
FIRST U. S. CAVALRY EkNO
Grand Display Oh Firehorhs.

After weeks Of most elaborate preparation
the committee are now prepared q guar nj, e
that the forthcoming celebration oi our ~
ti,nal ln,iepen lence will eclipse anything Of
this nature ever witnessed in the northwest
The display Of Fireworks promises to lc
equal 10 anything Of the kind ever rr"duc, {
81, Ale Pacific Coast
The Firemen's Tournament wiii i,- grand
feature Of the festivities and the leaiio- IRE
COMPANIES of the Northwest vii struggle for
the supremacy.
Special trains at half rates viii ie rGH nu al!
railroads leading "a Waiia Wlia-
, 1883-06-23

TBr races under the rules Of the Nat"na! IrotrIrs
,.s.,.ariaa All tr,riing races To harness
usgrjna races under the rules cf the Pachc Blood
II .-se Association. ~
Ir -- cent entrance must 1np1ny the nnnlha'i''
I., -- +,,-sirg races tc close June 10th, running
r.rss .iu,.s oh with Russell \ Cannon Malta Na!a
ra~ arrs and three starters required tor ~ races
.r Is.r.Ts Is r,s fEr right t" I"Iin ree "''' ''A
..aateg { entries
g. sr r .yr DESCRIPTION - rrGn're, toy i:.. rules
HE-~SEiI. * GfGNON Pri.
, 1883-06-23
sEaLEp PnopcsaLa

w III ~ RECEIVER UNTIL July
w -, .n-3- ;ss ll.- 5lrlj hing ~ JOJ. .GJs
heusd ia..fasd sr iI.s. - te * iaeh..
thick. ~ i'-s tl-l s.s..' i.cie- ta-- auI Il: ~
fee, l"--. g -rs. .-.,I t.sil.r Int aF.pr.b ri
oE yc..'z = -.t r-rH-E.li., - t-- .ie.i.s-,4 at
p5ints cL,s;-. -- 'nT lEs.,5., ra the car, along
The In II Tic F-a.g-fl sS-iiA Nafra aud
fenaiei - -''s'. -t ''is -s- .iHa 4 ths 4, Az
low II i'f-,.5- ~ g'i-i--r-.-l.H H irHesr P1udie
ton a-i ai7ae1-f- Srt.u1 The ,oiur., Az
EsseTy-- i-4- fi-.s, tnIal ~ aHy an. al BID.
For furi-sr i1i0uasIiail auli-v tt-;h. ,.i,i.a n
the un.ieF-.-s.=c, o. NhaI. 81 i.i-i- ,a.r;I T..
addressed, H'alissi 'iToi.5>-I. for Tiel.T
II THIESCN,
Chief Engineer Q. i. N.Co.
, 1883-06-23
1 li"aN.

Advise, IRON lewiston ,'Htrli.ct As idle
,ai .-p.clcs, the report that the county seat
.,.,,ran +, br contested Is Illegal. The
,a,.eI roaad OF lllcgality Is ias'd "P""
a-t.sttl4t,iys ua,urlizol Indians voted
10 Lrai.,aa. ba. upon beng challenged ihgy
rraiactI ,bc,r naturalization papers """
were daly voted Ihsrcm forty or nt'y oi
r5,,e Indian, who have abandoned rriha! re-
atlon- aul du'y uataraA..i Themselves rs
slr,,-n. 90. rhe United State ..ai "ao sup
gogt ta.u-y,ygs IS such
, 1883-06-23
yr,eaiIr T,our>ion'

,.,.,,;,. the 5,h anniversary OF the
Y.,.''5.I "a a,'i William. lii Jr into this world,
't'.ai ..s,, ., ,..hsrei tassther party Of the
b taias' - -. and procuring carriages
little i'-..s hin excursion down Mil creek
ave 'a'.l 5y .1rus .:aid older folks, The The
ses1u.IanlS- - :. happily spent by the little
.i.'," scr ,.,-rri. in the evening tired an' dusty
b.. ,a--. E1piy.
, 1883-06-23
Removal

Wm. Jones has removed % corner Third AMI
Min streets, formerly occupied by Gross q
Wagsonner). adjoining SchWabacher Bfo-'
and viii continue 70 sell tie following fcpr.a'
goods: Buforri plows-ineluding the NebrAsks
Breaker and Browne gang, Liable WAE'rs,
Nc Sherry seGasr, Scott & Cos irac-
tion, straw burning engine, God -deah
Thresher md full line of irst-class ma'
chinery-
, 1883-06-23
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Dr.. PIERcE, B1iFaio, y. Y: Dear Sir-Your
Golden Medical Discovery and ''Pursative
Pellets have cured ny daughter Of Scrsfulous
SxeIiings and Open Sores about the Neck:
and yog4 "FAvoTits Prescription las &C.
coInplishei wonders in restoring 20 health my
wife who had s-n bed fast for eight months
from Female Weakness. l am with grateful
selings Yours truly,
7. H.LoSc, Galveston, Texas