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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-06-23
THE INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL

Can he found the following places:
LONDON-Amercan Exchange in Europe, 449strand.
PARIS-American Exchange in Paris, So Boulevard
DIES Capueines.
NEW YoRK-Fifth Avenue and Windsor Hotels,
WASHINGTON, D. C.-Brentano's l,ol5 Pennsylva-
MA avenue.
CHICAGO-Palmer House.
CINClNNATI-J. {. Hawley & Co.. 1854 Vine street
LOUISVILLE-C. T. bearing, northwest corner
Third and jefferson streets.
ST. LoUIs-Union News Company Union Depot
, 1883-10-13
The Wheat Situation.

Says the \. Y. .Spp: Tie future of the
Shest market is most puzziing. Beyond
Ill peradTenturs the crop al Eq2:sni al
throughout Europe. with the exception of
Spain and Portugal, is bad. 4 we'll
known authority estimates the demand
FROM Europe for Eheat at over 3G0 .UN1.
600 Hushc!s, Of WHICH about I2N.oGJ OOo
mus caE.s FROM the United States. But
our C-up If short OEe, II ali everLs fa-
winter wheat. ard Yet the prics Is abr.o.-
s'.aily low. TIE demand ha. no, beguu
yet, out the nos: eXpsr;sncei and shl swd
est Geslers consider large sd,apce in
price Only matter of tire. Thc ao!eaoe
Of land aI6Sr whsst is mrch smaller than
il was last FEAR, and the yield per acrc,
ai;hs agh greaser thsn that = the Amos,
femme years % 1879 and 1850, is no, near
y up TO :he svsrsse Atter the bsd crop
IL Europe Il 1879, ehen the emoun. re-
4dired Vas about tie same As il is at Yres-
ent, No. red shes. sdyarced from 81 .OS
Her tVshel in August. 1879, to 81 Js pc.
5ushei IN January, 1890 II 1881 81 he
rise ~ss almost ~ groa: under slishty
mfrored European c-op., and operators
Eto Remember these tsc.s and look calm
IL -: the future seem % reason fr IA
rourd p'en!ses Hhsn they predict a uss
Il whea. befors ,he E.n;er i, isr so-
ysnceI.
, 1883-10-13
& = American Cone l Murdered.

HoSG E0YG, Is ct IS reported
here INA. 5 ymour, American consul, has
bean numbered at Canton by . mob a,
iufari,,,C Ctiu4 IA II.
Charles Scymou. succeeded VIM. l.
scruCC ot l,iincis a. consul TO Hong
E,ng. S,ate department officials cay
ths.r knoS n, resson for any hostility 10
Nj Ss,mour, personally. lie had Lot
been IN any way hostile to Gin inter-
cats. He vas victim, they think, IN
part, "a tie general emmy 10 Americsrs
..rce The enac.I Of legislation hostile
10 Chinese here, and to a mob, when ooe-
no, rLsnn. \ prom ueut state Cepar-
menf oGis.sl says he pf,Sunies that ths
secretary of The navy has ven oscsss To
the admiral -; The Plc.hc squadron = hich
we're atspIri 80 such an emtTselcy. trs
.ecre,a-y 4 The rsvv IS ah>ent sid To
che Nho - her se,ing IN his place feels
suthor.z-d 20 say shst hss been done, CT
is'vi!luG 1, incur he penalties Of naval
REQ APE dlsclgl.ne J0 venture an nTiuICn
SIS 10 ' hs, Wiu be done The secretary oi
stale !, absent. he pre.idea: is atssut
and there Is DO one With the voice Of a.
lbori.y.
, 1883-10-13
Notice 20 Bridxe HNlidcrs.

CrEALED PROPOSALS Will, BE PF-
y ceisei at the nShce nf the c lunty AGi-'o.
;.p to Monday, tie 9TH dsv nf 40 -Saher, iHhs
TOR the col.truci ion OF the tOilOwiTg ur.t2- -
Wa!ls VA, cour'y, TO ait: One 5slt e .,
Pet Toln'. crossing "f the Tou n ri."r
leDgLh Of man sp3u - 1e b: Leisnth aa"T-
w wafer Icy feet wi "a "A ne ,'elt / ie-- .
,r's'ie y p, n The ne rth bsnk les --s-; 40?
- fat; t-es.le work Oh the .1E.H bans .!
feet: bridge ARG ir-%tle wo x on n" sou q
nank t. be built og b-nts; hri &c -at t.esI'e
work IN the north hank ~ h. bait r.. piiss..
One bridge sccnss Lhs Selioa Hawk -. u
ID ,llsa miiitsry rad: length Il Urid-e 70
ieet: aprpr ~ each eni 10 feet; height aSc 4
lou water II feet; with in tn cieSr - iest !;
- be Du,it On pie, thee .i.es % each ueh-
. iso 20 replace the spsn a.! repair tx
SFiise II Cummings crossing u me Nalis
Walls river near Wai,cla.
flsns and spe ii ,sticns cau be seeH ~ he
office Of the Auditor OF CyunsY survey
Jomnissi .ners reserve the ri2hr q reiAc: aay
and al bids W {. tAtSrkE
Waila Nsls, oc.. 10. 1SSt. c.. Arditor
, 1883-10-13
sssigRee's Sale Of Real Es,a.c

WHErEas in tine case % ,Tames 7. IoWAL...., v
hs cre lioEs, the Dist IGt "uri o 'p!s-.nt.
olnty, Lol!E,s ras AZ IIa iO;.. " = i.- toh III
or Ihe Oi.o il :. =. Nin'I Il, u L. "i s'i
Co IT. gu l. 2'ti t.-y uf >u:- sS3 al a., cll ln=f
In iyr n, mste rter daily attest Il an 1le n
fSll ,uurt, authoiz ~ tine un ie.si-n, is'.i4tc j.
n DIV nc Of the VI JaI"es J. Boa ming. -"
IL Pub'r auction, IN ~ th- tr-t N. A;.s~s a. iv.
~ c.-h Ill -; tie sad in Olvcnt l'rop-sy Oi "'l
>Oeve. nature or Kind -
NV. ;hr hIle. no,ice i. hereby s.v,n hit ', Il.
sad ssi..I &c, wall. On the !-ih dny II hot.In
er s65 4 he il uY JI 0Ie - ,ck T. II. At sal 'i'
the Court Ou>e 20 T IN tie "ity N 'o'h'l
" la " ala Wsshi' = Ter .;or'. " Il L, pub!
al, ton L, t'- Lis,le nj b hIiier ''r So -
the rg. :tlc, 'nr-re>t Hnl cl.'-' of n sni m
vent, James :. LOwnnn ~ IA an - m ''lIs"tn-
r. ci -i I.al e-tat- to-WIt Lots ndsa-F-r slN T.
IN srycr IA IN b.oc1 nHm.-sr elem :. Ii "a l.
alI'tiun 20 th- ci.y fW~Ht WEllI. L. iEr Oauty a
wallt M.ll an lie. ritrry o. " 5 in;ioA ac'o. M
20 the eff cal plat of SAID adiiii n.
j. Ii HOSLER As SGee.
tel. Oct. 8. 1888. st
, 1883-10-13
acrklp Statesman
Willard and Gould


A special to the 0rsyon'Gn dated Oct
9TH, has the folloSing dispatch:
"NEw YoRE. Oct. 7.-(Spee'ai }-ins
Ho-.d has the follosIng: Frank Wofks
Office was the scene Of another conference
YESTERDAY between Gould ami Vliard, and
Wall stree. was excited by ths news.
Every broker had his theory as 70 the
nature II the conference. Tee principals
KEEP: very quiet IN regard 10 the matter
And s5ou after he netting left the street.
Tue general belief it that the sutIsct OF
discussion was IN. financial condition OF
TIE Northern Psc6c. |, was announced
that while the details could rot be ascer-
tanned. the result IF the meeting vas a
plan % provide Tor the hnsting debt Of
the Norgherr Pacitc, Gould promising tc
aid in accom-, iish'ng tins result. IL was
also stated that Gould had obtained =
lurge interest in the Oregon and Trans
continental, ard would eater the GiTec-
toy. TIE If .ct Of the operations, 1t vas
intended, should be to impart strength to
the general market.
Some members If the exchange, While
admitting that Gould and Wizard met,
maintaued thar 20 such result had been
arrived al, and ;h.' the report had been
started :, build tie market.
Dra1sI, Morgan & Co. vii conduct the
financial opeIa5o.s Necessary 70 dispose
of tbs bOads t. take up tho hpa:irg deht.
The la,t repor- Of The compHy pus the
e1ce.s of expenditures, on account nj con
sr.uc:lcn, over the receipts at 81 9o6.oo1
and ricc- President Uakes ss;d, at the sn
uuaI meeting, -ha. tlis would probably be
provided for hy an iasue o. dsbsntur
bonds.
HyiEs rK0u FISA>cIsL ACrHoRITIrs.
New Yoaa. oss 7.-tSPaci.l J -h.r'
mons Nei-s. |. may BE- asserted that The
question OF tLe y r.hern Pacific finances
has b, en- setrlld With the AID If Could.
r ports come from Boston and Paiiadel-
ph,s ths' Gou!d has received cortrcl oi
'hs Oregon sid T5aasconumentai, anc
that either he or his rtpTessn;sil.e VIII
eltsr the d.rec,ory of the company. This,
however, cannot be ,tiisisllv s'a'sd YET.
, 1883-10-13
OUR PAST AND PRESENT FR.CEs!

i is morally i:ap"S hie i"r any house doing cre
business sell goods low prizes. This fact is 50 sc
established in .hr business w"id that contrTesE
hat suhleci would waste Of time. We the onl e
.lusiyey cash house in Washington Territory, and taa
to that sell goods lower than other h
in the CIV The pubic know that prices during The f
three wears have aIways heen lower than other hs
an tie reason is because sell Tor CASH The great %
lance and length of time from New York have always beel
terrible barrier against selling goods cheap hni t9
that obstacle swept a,ay ana nothing prevents US vi
ieel disposed sIing goods low IN New York mIr
cago The difference N ihe expense oI dong hi|n"
Waila Walla aud New York Chicago than tound
balances the reght. and because sell Tor cash we c4
that henceorlh can sell goods low rs any e2sen
tail house This bolt assertion bur have often na
holder and the people KNOW that we have a!"@I
PROVEN their trita.
, 1883-10-13
: brave ana faithfG, srar,lisn 81 Co.
homes and property rescue. from in


A VERY popular and well-SGowr member a
our police force, WHO has perioru-.t C@ty Iw We
rears al the Union H. U-Pol. oh EA,.-:ai'-e
Pc, n HrOTideI.ce. L., eI.cs p.s G2-ohcirrt
testimony. EcGT min. -
u have been d.esAi.iiy troubled - Il d.s, gSa
Of The kiiners ard iiy-r durng tha 7aSI six
months; ii tines SIS 50 severe; .aicteI tG2t
/ vas unabe to stan. On ny ieet ...y !eei nd
lower parts OF my les were gery t"u,y s0o.,en /;
nv urinary o.g,i-s - IN = dgt..,.h condition,
NV blo.l was IN r-rrlc.i.,i S;rtc and L h u b.
cone 50 Impoverished a;i c;rcu!a' 50 poorly
that my nans aH, f,,' vouA b. es'1 All .iGi.-o o
and so white a. t. - ;ee- Iy.ess : could No.
rest nights bu, VS. distress; III 'veT th"t |
could not lie still ia Lyi bat w,.,iia IuTIiiT :
and rolling from side I, tic "'htr n niLat
80 that wnul feel more li5c,i All oxl4usr -
the morning than wncI went 70 hei. ~ cor
dition became 50 serious that MS Ohiige,i 10
stop work an, for thirty ,ia was ;.I,.hle :" c,
on duty consulted the be-t doctors, and Ir,'d
the numerous medicines ani sC-cal,7t cures. BAT
rapidly grew wursc, api vas Il; 4 sad crnai;5cn
every way when l"Eg-tiGC ;a,u,d friend q!
mine prominent in this city III q lIr.se express
company urged ne u try Hunts R-Inl Y. - he
had known OF wonderful cures tiIec:.i ~ il.
Upon his represcnt;tinn / obia:ae! 1Wo tOtJlrsof
the Remedy and commoIc, d rsE:.-- il - directed
and greatly TO NY s:-nrlse in less than twcr;y-
four hours commenced 20 feel reiiCv.,,- ! vas
in al awful cor lii.on wen GTgGn 70 i.Sc lie
Remedy and l,; fai 10 :! Il; the-t tlre. ~ en-
/ fould almost inIn,.,i:,iJe rcii-i even In Ois
DAYS Use OF &: nv hear: Was made g. a..
assure You continued . :a,e The L"me! art
10 improve constantly :r IA dog L. day- tool i
With me on my TRIP 10 I-a'ne, io- - 's.oii'i -
have j; With nis a.. t:.e t.:'' aud an" resr 1 i
that impro-ei sp-s,!i, al H., ZINE Is ..Sas.
ami ever since MY ar..val lone. which W. ssr-
eral weeks ago, | ia-e bee. On GCty GER d.,
feel frst-rate AID III" swelling OF lga;'i, feet
and legs have disa3pear.i aid the terrible back
ache. which uSe,! 81 haihr IL. a.C-r ri':n ali the
rest. troubles NOR. a.:G S. e sp!.EGdy !
nights and surely hive very excellent ard GOIc.-
bic reasons for speaking II ,raise Of iU-:'s Rem,
edy for il has made new man Cf L.. "on
knoy what ] should have d0re without Hjr;'s
I.emedy il i~ tIe best medicine thar ever took
and very glGtly recommend Il Io al NJ" ..re
aircrei Will kjtEey Lie. Dis a>e. or disease.
Of the CGinaE. u.-au-. Respectful,
, 1883-10-13
Giving Every state . Saov.

II view of the necessity of observing
the limits of state quotas in making sp-
p,intusn;s ior vacancies in the executive
departments, the civil ssrsice cyinn.ssion
has requested the postnAster- general, IN
selecting clerks from the list of osrtirel
names, no, to take from q single h.t the
rsme If more than one re.ident of any
particular state, &C Is to avoid exceeding
the number of appointments 10 which
stst.s are entitled.
, 1883-10-13
The LAbcre-s are few.

TIE question is asked If this IS good
country for . man TO come TO- Now that
depends upon circumstances. Ii the man
is n capitalist and desirts place for the
Investment of bis money, there is no more
promising LEGALITY with itsyou'h and pros
pective increase and growth than 10 the.
II tine msn Is good mechanic, although
he lnay not receive a e1trsvsgart sages
a. in some places We can think CT, lie wI.
never want for job, skilled labor is az 2
uremium hera in sf mechanical pursuits.
II he Is ,aborsr, II the commonly ac-
ceptsi meaning Of the tern, there Is d
tyid d. work for min in oor inme -se
wheat iieids, that viii no: probably DO
crowded n ibis decade The meu:al Giass,
q dones,ics. are n demand throughout
this c7untry 20 q greater extent than N
any locality Ss can recall. Every effort
that muscle or machinery makes for The
edu. ion of natures great gifts 10 Our
p-oGt and ccmfort hss ready purchase ?
III "a; lAaor market Beyond this "u,
c:vi:-zitiuu mas no, foschea t2at refine
nent and poi:sh which asks for the see
thetiG Oc.erie OF accomplished artists and
scaoi4r. Included under the general haad
Of Professional men. In cur youthful
state %: rush sri bustle We car:.o. md tku
time Lor have We the patience To do nyre
than trim ha lOgs for our coIrfuI.lhl,
csoiEs Nithou. undertaking 20 carve al I
pollsn t,,em into decorative I.rks # art.
Dpctnrs anu iaEys.s We Lis g;1.e.iy T.
cur nee ssi.y, AID do Go. re:.il tIea4 r.--
uisr.y 60 iuAur!es. ihs house AID hIen
am er as yet, spres1ing cie.niy eos; oi
white upon Our cottage houses, Is rs hI.h
IN tire srllstlc sca.e vs. ouE pre,ent neosss,
;,es and comforts jemsrd us &, ASPIRE IL
10, and Rsphsei, Titan, or RI els
NfA.u B3t Spf2'etf.O a IluC0 HsG.lrI baiar'
(gen.ral.y spesslne) III a nes country
than a h,st-cixss hoase painter.
Even Goa of course thsr. sre keep
tioas tn the abass rules, sni taere are
isolated instances, fortunately well sup
piied where the most accomplished IN ZEE
arts and sciences camDand their pUce.
Bat the lsbcrers in these higLer walks
are indeed many. The field is .os tine
fuli ami for snch this country holds fer
no particular lnducem. nta
Tothose IN the more practical and militia
ran class our country oaers and Will fcI
years, continue to oHer the grea .es, Uf III
ducements TO settlement. From th"se
qualified to TIL the coil, along tar upl
all who are versed in the arfs ana labor.
Eecerssry 10 garner and msaatac.ure th,
crups. aud to handle ard ship thea
abroad, sni to perform the sJteud ,ut ahJ
auxiliary tasks Of buildipg,n frame, brick
ami Stone the hs.d # usefulness here, /:
comparatively iliim!isble. T. such thi:
Is good Country.
, 1883-10-13
Chinese Harbar.ty.

The ram07 that C,Esul Seymour h.
bean murdered by n o IA Csn;on, i
nc, yr. COZ tcued- A. he heals OF De
psrtuer,s are olt If Washington huf IuD.
ke,iug around, /, Is impossible TO secYs-
,ry drnaite mi. rma'!cU upoR;he suhiee;.
l. the rGnar IA I iuErm=d, ~ viii be n
or,ier fer Mr. Hear Of Massachusetts and
Jaise Wilson - suss ana say "I told
yJu So, ard probably offer excuses for
the a. ,a'ion Of the mob under The work.
uas q: the T -Strir,ilp Act.
, 1883-10-13
TIE ADVANTAGE OF GOOD LIGHT

1t perfectly needless for TO tel! anv lady that ~
light is most supreme Necessity IN selecting go''
ask is there a lady in Waa Waiia who hasn't frequently |
nented oa the very poo and insufficient light III nlo'i
the stores in this cltyl ladies do like to blg dress
silks in the dark they ike TO the colOr' tnS' u
black they don't Iihe to find tiat it IS green wheE tne
home OF course is great misfortune to be BIND "
blind person has just good ciaacc in DARK store AZ
one else This IS a great advantage IL store-keep'
wants 70 work of poor goods b., the purchaser 3
the same as buying in lottery. The light in the ce
Main street and m the center Of store is pfeciF
same-just good n the store on the street lou 'A
exactly the color and quality OF what you are getns
you do not need to aogethe: 10 feeling VIII
fu0ers
, 1883-10-13
DisSOiali0a AGiice.

tAISswoRTH, " T 5 p. 10, loS3.
Thi. partnership heretofore exIs ..ng b.
sveen A. L. L,b5y and J. f. ksi-h a .ig-
uor dealers the tnsn Of Ans=cT-n. vas
serminat, ca tie 1;h inst. :y IT, sal \
L. LI6ty disprsiu. f his inter-s. ID s.I-
busin IS to Ihomss Doniey Of sad tasn o.
iInsworth. AT debts due 70 OF fron tn
Old irm of Lbby Kei h xii b. -e-ciute-
iar or pad by tie Iew frra OF Ke.th {
D5nl-y. J. 4. LrBFE,
Win. ] <, hETTr
, 1883-10-13

The election in Ohio is over, but a. yes
". have received no definite return-, hut
sufficient to presume that Hosdiey Is elected
yov.rnor. However the result may De. it'
effect upon the next presidential siee'i'n
h,s been greatly ove,es.im.s-d by the news
psper.. The Issues were all CT LEGAL char
sctsr which before the next presidenti'i Il
csn eli,u will nave been ,obiiterstec or set
ted. The CREATES. point made by the WIN
Ling party l., that il will then have pres
tige, and will be in position as one Of su'
shority, holding the executive Office OF he
State with its ten,acle, Of apPointess ard
subordina.es reaching into every hsmie:.
Almost the same local issues we're at stake
in both Ohio snd Iowa, and Il is eY,aeat the
ropalar opinion Q. the two States Is At Va
Iiaupe
, 1883-10-13

Washington leTrlJ ~
In the matter # the estate of II. II. HOd,; e
Iitcearei.
'IrATiOE L. appearing 20 thc ccuTt
- bv tn V-tit,rp p.r-rntri and Md IN r!ai-
,..urs by Thomas J. Fe-kin-, AilhI:iisrr.:..
., aid estate, Praying tar AN "r,i-'I u sell The
cal state te!,.siIg - said estate. -itn:,,e l."
he cprnty Of EskIn.a =. 7, = pay tae ieUt-
utstan iIns against said dec@.set- ~rA the
leits, expenses ard CHARGES # admiEi>tTa'in N,
i, l. ori-re,' by the court thAt MONDAY, rh5
l5a day of October, :. d., 1883, a. 10 o'cloc.
n The forenoon of sail dag, at The court room
# said probate c. :rt, Ia ne cour: hnnse, in
the said city and county Of Wa'iI Naia. D
AND the same i hereby appoint5 for tie hear
ing Of said pet ti"n. and that all pe's"ls IA
ssr -sted in the SAID estate any ear Hetore the
nj! pr rhaJe court o. that day ami hour t.
show caus-, If auy there be, Whg an "cler
should NJ. be grtnref to the aid afInini-'ra-
tor a, in said peti an prayed FOR And that
servire of this citltiol he made on al persons
i-ter,-tei, bv publication "t thIS order i"r SIX
s,cee..ive weeks VIlTr tn sid tC'O5er -.
IS>3 in Tie Waia Walla SFATFSYAS, s'-ekly
new-plper published and PRINTED II said city
AMI comfy
Uasea Wala Villa, ". T. SEPT 7. iSS3.
X. GUICHARD,
I5at judge and T!-rt q froOa-e-
, 1883-10-13
EUik SALE.

% $50 ace. 100 deedei. lc0 t;rnt on,su-c
l;;9 IairOac, 20 .cr,s irus-rs h"rs. l''Hl4
700 ioSt-. Seveu niles from Echo Price.
Il 80
l2) HouSa erd tao To- n Wllla Wa.la civ:
h,u 3 has four roor,.-. rwn raons HAT flushed:
.,.oi rater aud some ch,ice f.ut tres PTIc"
: 90
6 } 80 ac-rs Pr7-aInr-i"n- ,T.ta hSus'r ara
f,e ae:es brrJsa Pre-. SiS0
"a, 40 ,.cre~ !ore-arru,iar,. ld6 1'i:nbe- Cui
.,rA IaO ,sii,aad- fifteen 1crr hroi--n. hOG-t
an, rr.-e,,u--uy Pic. for hre- 500.
Adir-.s Hl.UCF STANLEY.
oC4 Wtf ECh0, Dati!!a To-, oreSnl.
, 1883-10-13
The Consul Not hIicd.

4 i;sps.ch leos.yvd ley. tha: ths IT.
m1r senl ss $ fac, % NJ York, thst
C1nsol SEYMOUR, =, Clnton, h&i been
a.s.s,ns,eG, Wss put in currency last
night 10 a resd.as-room n az obscuIe
;osn n uor,a Eosi4nd, bu. that i. ha3
then 10 fousds,. "a 10 ;seI Tas story Ia
entirely uncouhrm=d.
, 1883-10-13
Eorthsrn Pacific Bond Buyers

Itis unisrstood thst ai9 ,0o0, 600 Of the
Northern Pacihc secoud mortgage boais
have hsen taken, as follo~s: W;n.low,
Lanisr & Co, A0o0, 600, Dre1ei. Nor
gsn L Ca, $4,000. .ooo; August Belmont
& Co, - .000. 0o0; Jay Gould, 8. 900,
coo. Russell Sage, e .0OO. 600; D. o. MllIs,
0,o6o, go; 9. = Pal;n6n, u, ,00c, ,OG0.
, 1883-10-13
-U;'rs SH,.


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C.a-.y y 4.t " l.,
In J'l-tee', Co1Gt l.f re J. b - =. Ju-r G. 4
I'll 4 .,c.-
To ILg.l " NJ sen. 4 .fIiant. You ar-
= - - Ill tA.t Ian al "a - fIo-. hsv
Tie. an a-a .Jl,I y.'.l IL s-Tl ul. uiici vi
oo.ae 20 .e ..es.fl Il, tee ;. sor-l VAL,
A-l- Trcc,re-, n ella . Il .oHtsty ~ - u.
Il Zj:.I '.--v Get b =, !-s5 t a. ton uF 10
Ool -cA n, AMI .rl a.Ftsi- Al ti.e. an
tl-ir AZ Srr In s.'Ia- ~ II %. u-k- a, cntf --e4
aI.i he i--...il 81 81 .l:ia ..s te' h o.p-c.
.tis1 C-ilIl O. 81! Il la q 1u:u ,oJ. IA
s'lIn q. 20 = 10 {, soli .I,I -elI.-- q. All
yuI aT-Tl7O here O.l-.rI Ii y,Jr IEou ? , IT,
ati-I AHA. - Ia ---.ls u L III.
yl-lI4 rll- y. -- -. -
). -. l.. y, jJ,.-!-c Il ;l.c Peace,
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TELEGRAPHICl
4EEFALI ELECTIONS.
OHIO DOUBTFUL BUT PROBA-
BLY, DEMOCRATIC.
IOWA REPEalE4T!

ispscial to the SrArEsXAs from the o'e-
roman ofic-, says:
ONO is doubtful sad both parties claim 1t;
!, i. very close but the chances are Inst
Hoadles is elected
Oo he Prohibition Amendmen, the vote
IA close but is probably lost. legislature
close and doubtful Iowa largely Reia1h-
can and Prohibition.
, 1883-10-13
one PRIcE--aIi Gecds Marked in Plain fIeu'

When we commenced business this basis thiS -
ago most houses in this city said such idea 'as
But the public torgnt Otherwise and the houses ~ Tl
first riicued are compelled 10 pretend 70 a'T I'd
fhe public know that with these rules have bee rs.
nerable bu;watks against Misrepresentation ana na'
cur establishment a household word in every house
Territory An inspection respectfully solicited
, 1883-10-13
Ikirt-sa lr2.-' D.sP~2sfa.

- suEeeed win Dyspepsia tor Is yesrh
writes JOha Atoughr, Es9., CT Columbus.
Oaio. SaBari.as Scrv;sf eprei ns." As
It alxsys ss-,s .sas &-arS=ra At drsS-
, 1883-10-13
$1,000 Reward.

o-e so1se, hor-e. brand ci-c,e CT III hip
One ~iite hGrse, brand uakn,.sn. bota sJout -
years ID md sbou, Isl hand. hi9h, and collar
mrksd, they were Lass sesn et M;ltOn Dsiiv-
e. ST the Nslls WA'is stables. or address B.
v. Maze, Wlla Walla- XIV.
, 1883-10-13
kesie..

Al perons knowing thensslves iadsbtei e.
the FIRM Of Evars / Witt are her, h7 n9.ined
70 cue forward sl d settle. ei,hcf attn ca.h
y ast, - the Srm is dissolved.
Ev.ss VII,
wslla Walls, Gc. 9, 1888 law
, 1883-10-13
FEw STATIONS oy TEE RIyEI

long stlncss apart whore tbs Iniian= como
70 sell their furs A. some OF these, IN a
pinch, maa might Sc, -four, bat nothing
else. The coly ;oels for Prospecting, from
the mouth 0; the river up, are those xe
have; ard f5r prcsf fec.ors % osme here nov.
unless they ems well prepared, wcrd Be
the heigat Of folly, and mach suffering would
result. SupPosiog thsfs were rich niaes
heIe; We could not ra-k them FL out,
aeitser couli Es keep them q secret. no
m.t.s, how much ~e tired. We sre here in
good shape to prospect, with & starting point
- commence on in The .pring. T. :hsrs Is .
very large ne,d of rich mines. I believs
there s-we ~i!l be very apt TO End some OF
them sd viii ie: you al tuow.-San Fra.-
cisco Report
, 1883-10-13

In these departments we are specially prepared tohT
5uca 20 tie ladies Walla Paa fabrics and st,es hee
fore unknown in t, TerrsorY. Untramnieed hy eay> al
face to face with the metropolis OF the country,
enabled to place before the people lhe styles an! d
same prices as New nor. Chicago retail e>ahhmeG.
oN MONDAY, OCTOBER 8. 1888, we will be 'eaE
20 prove ,his tact We make claim 30 mpoS Utilities ID
record of cur assertions j. the past and the people UF
it, We believe tha, every lady IN he Territory iSccnnc
Of he fact that iIateYer we asserted We proved
;:Eanhet,. Fianmeis. sicciiIsS, Table Linens. TsS
s.;;erwear. ladies and Cilii,rens shoes. dc.
Our assorrmen; of these staple goods is at present y<
superior 20 ~ ricr selection enabled 10 Ciefif
oubic Receiving t.o> <rodr direct from the factories
will tx. row IN a.r por 10 offer ieIa of sale AT prices E
much ion er thar iss been possible heretofore
, 1883-10-13
WlG"icD.

HEsRrY-WAITtRS-In this city UcL ith. b.
judge Tay'"r at his residence. Jrha Il erui
10 Eliza " alters. both he parties from AiES-
worth.
HAnLsr-HIIBoURSE-A Hsdley's station,
Walla " LA county, Gcs. 8. Joseph tadle'
ESQ. 70 Mrs. NJ. Hribourne. Bnth OF th,s
chunty.
The bride. Mrs. NJ E. Hilbourre. i, the
third daus shtsr of Mr. Joseph Biaoe,k, Goa.
merchant, Of Worcester, Lhgl,nf-
, 1883-10-13

KaHoKA, Mo, Feb. 9. 1850.
Ipurchased i've bottles # you5 L p BIT,
ters OF Bi bop & Co. las. fall. for m. langh'
ter. and am VIII pleased with the Bitter.
They did her more good than all tl.e rled'-
cine she has taken for six years.
WM. T. NcCLURE.
The above is from a very r-iisble farmer,
whose daughter was in poor health for sevei
or eight years and coald ob,sia Il" reis'
until she used H"p B't-rs. She is nos II
IS coed health SIS anv lerso1 in ne coCat.T
We have large sail. and thev are nat''' {
remarkable cures. ". Fl. BiSNoP & -
, 1883-10-13

For the past month we have been receiving dav ats
9av immense ,ntitieS of goods from New York AMI Easier
Points by the Northern Pacific ralrotd ana to-day we A..
ready to demonstrate 10 the people both in syies and
prices the nca!cuahie advantages Of Eastern connection
Dress Goods and Silks, Thinning Goods and Ba....
Dclmars and cloaEs, Hosiery, Gloves
Lacas, Ribbons, Fancy Goods Etc.