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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-12-13
Blaine AS IA Delegate.

Washington Special.
1t is said that Blaine intends to go to the
next national convention as delegate from
his State. There is no doubt but he would
have been nominated at Chicago if he could
have been in the convention. His popularity
with promiscuous assembly, his immense
personal influence over men, and his general
fascination of manner are so we'll understood
that the mere suggestion OF the posi- bility of
his being in the next national convention
has created an uneasy feeling among the
friends of the other candidates. A promi-
nent New York Republican to night, in dis
cussing the proposition OF Blaine's going to
the next convention as a delegate, said: "If
it is true that he is going it simply means
that he is no longer a candidate He would
have to renounce all plans for himself hon
estly and truly, or else his presence in the
convention would give rise at once to I'M
friendly suspicion. Now, who could Blaine
supportY' Who Blaine would support if he
should go as delegate is a question good
many have asked. Few believe in any al
lance with Logan, although it is generally
believed that Blaine is not friendly to Ar
thur, and would help any available man to
defeat him.
John w. Garrett Unanimously Re Elected.
BALTIMORE, Dec 12.-John w, Garrett was
unanimously elected president of he Bati-
more q Ohio railroad for the twenty-sixth
consecutive term.
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The Reward of Virtue.

SALT LAKE, Dec 12--In detailing the labors
of a returned Mormon missionary, the
church papers say tonight that he had up
hill work for year in Iowa, was pelted with
rocks in Illinois and rotten-egged in Indiana,
but he much. enjoyed his mission and feels
we'll repaid for what he passed through by
the experience it gave him.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-12-13
WHEN.

But in their case the commendation extends
also to quality and price, as well as to manner.
Verify, the public are "in clover'' just now, 30
far as raiment for the masculine persuasion is
concerned. The concurrence at one time of all
the favoring conditions that cooperate to fur
nish the public such transcendent bargains as
ere now offered in all departments of the
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-12-13

CHICAGO, Dec. 12.-Several hundred rooms
were engaged by telegraph to-day for State
delegations to the national Republican con
vention on June 3, next One leading hotel
has orders for 200 rooms
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-12-13

Is SO rare as to be quite phenomenal The only
proper thing to do in regard to such an oppor-
tunity is of course, to make proper use of 1t.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-12-13
TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.

Some Things the Iron Interests Will
Demand of the Democracy.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-12-13
WHEN INDICATIONS.
+ THURsDAY-SHgAtly ecarmer,
ffasr weother, followed By local
rains.

AT like the manner of your garments well"
Shakespeare.
This observation is particularly applicable to
the patrons of the
, 1883-11-03
Hust Settle.

We have :. long list If subscribers froia re
- several yet7s in srre.-z. t. 81 such -.
vii ssv thai e sc..'slant \ as,.cl al par
nrrt eyoecr,' Cur accounts SiIl b ssn. ss
last as t.sy cIn ha m:ds ont 70 every r., xAo
has raj the STiTrsGls cnc var. Id W. So
;nsis: On ?ayiasI.. The year past has teei.
more .hsa An a-ersga good yssr for ths farmer.
miner, mechanic e-2 BUSINESS nan, an. Il ne
ioss not pay this ISL We nuS: c.u-
clnis :hs. "a is iai Isran. saS ice.
no: care whether he pays his intl. :ii.
~ rot. Tai VII net arswe- o2- .u-y-ls.. ar
'Ss are oIl.s-i - A2-e car d,es ,;ks otn., 30.
pie. The SALESMAN ofice pays out sNcst
$40. .Gco year Tor lSSor, stock sni iu,;: ga.
expenses AL this none. Always camssip :L.e
d.ib-. generally il five and zen dollars =: a
time, sn. ia .sil out a1i goss in.o circpl -.;an
fers a. hcne ss fas: As we get il viii liz
exception Of what We psy for paper And Of z,
materi. MT Manufactured In Washin :. u
Ter issry. Do no. think tha, the little i've
dollars nr n1re you owe viii not he . reat
and thankful benefit 20 cs, fer il helps t. make
up the Sres. aysresa:e which We are 6. the
tine paying ou'; 40 ,end I; along, for Il il
nteotdev,iy cay in tie year 4v~.
, 1883-11-03

Tie rush on the Elk houses # this -.:.y i.
= logger mystery. Toe errl.ra ian is
clear And Reasonably satisfactory. Nisr
co-soD. ths seacher-cook, who skak- coak'as
anlons the exact seieeees. b.a be-:, nsaged
oy soms wealthy lsd:ss Of OakIard ,ad s.n
trAnclseo .e eo-as oat iron thu IS. acd
start cooking school smsnS n s,ainsrie,
q tie former CITY. Mss Corsea is peculiar
srd particular. She CLAIMS IA. . lazy car
20 her ovn cooking ard e, sep clssa sri
ce.t- IN fact, tsis i, On. of si;>s C1rsoss
strongest Fo.nts-one thai ..s .rphss.zes 60
every c-c.s;on-and On. tss>, 20, o6y,1s
reasons. will &c bette. s7T- iasei BY ..s
ladies' who ve.r Dies irssscs in tia ki.shen
thaa TIE gsr.lemen who 1--we to pAy tss
tiii.. Miss Gomez desircs ga. esrh is3T
~ho ~l.iss her O,zlana cookery Scsoc,
sssuid wear Sla,k silk 4. ca, 70 oeicr sss.
the e.eaai:nsss OF her s'Yis OF ccckins uay
Be psacse.I.y deDcns:gE;ee. Hence tho
Iasa en tie ik bosse.- Wass ssxt f-S.
r. R9 ~
, 1883-11-03
Raiircnd Land Decision.

The secretary Of iAe interior has rem
dgIed very impo- ant land decision in
the test case OF kauiusr aud tie Soeiharn
Minnesota railroad. Tie ease has hesn
pending ray some 'i~e, and It Is SAID &c
iarolyN III ,,s Zee 1ian the title 10 MI
lions If arres Of lad il -'inneso's and
o'her S's.ss The .e-. question at is,ue
seems 60 bs whe.hc- Acmsst,Ad r. nj
riE be acquired b-t~slu ,lo da.s OF ire
ac>maai1g '30 gr~u; 20 a railroad Al d
IN actusi csT,iic2.;ar Of lhs land 10 me
Company. though lie greater pas. Of The
Gecignu "a tEk,a Up With the discussion
OF the eohLicli aoiu: Eksther he CERT
hc4tiua OF ADS Ealsr sn Get Of Congrcrs
cJETevs ;l,le without .ho ;saue ri gov
eminent patent The ACT under wh:sh h
the S,uiaera Minnesota and grant was
Hade became a law L. 1866. Oae HoveY
entered "opast1-i ~ hiu is limits IN
1868 though te did 10; Psrfec. ;his title
K-a.nsE took Jhe same quarter section in
lSG7. UAon IRVING g Fssiye; his title in
1872. the H5Tey entry having been can
c,led, he Was confronted with ;hs clam
Of the railroad company, IS we're many
Others in similar cssss, ana lis claim Was
made ,sst.,'- ne rhoie. The conmis-
.iorer OF he General iand cfii,e first deci-
dsd Re casa =. .avuc u kzufnar, and or
5e.s- = rs.sa' 'szGsd Il tim. Secrttar,
Tol.sr now rgvsTss- that order, a5a de-
e;3ss me ca-a IL favor cf the railroad
c,mpsnv. lie 'uie<, With ample ci;stloa
o; su'loriries 2HI 4 ac,ntusiqG discrssicn
IF cynsecu;lre lard acts, ths5 certiication
under IN 10: u congress, completes the
;i,.e 70 .aal UiIhcu. ;he necessity ofissu-
ias patent. As 10 the Il@lu question,
he rules that the title ot it's raiircsd com
PaGy T. ITS lsrd arant begaE with and
dates hsci - she passage Of ;he laT II
lStG, though 't Vas not complete until
tn land S-s actually certified. Hence s
kcmss' eader could no, gam title Ia the
lsni BY en;rj IN the interval. The decis
ion does nc, s,em TO consider the right u
Hoysy. wko entered this ;rsc' originally
before the land grant wss made. IL sp
psrea;ly assume, thsr when Hovey's en-.
try vas olncvlei the land passed % Ii,
rs.lr1a ad e,uFsry, instead of lspsing Il
the government. Tne :4se involves III,
,ertss oi such magnitude thai i; will pre-
bsb!. bs taken fscm he department Il
the Courts
, 1883-11-03

olysp7s. =. z. Oct. 9. issa
Ed. STATESMAN "A ai .ppnpris.:ng e 60 sur
the iserzty a. Seattle rassed bosk hoase- an1
-tbe Vxme Is msde- Tsf the so-nall,d unive-k:fy
IL shi-r more OK ius sszn . sc..;;e hizh soiocl
and doubt Wheeler j. equals Whitman College in
our o.a beloved hons, yei the rer.-sc-y Las slr-sJ
sunk into 1t about 1900 acTs public .od md ab'u'
$1,000 in hNd Cash out Il the pubic 'rsssufy u iae
,ans of ;hs Isrritry. bat al fSs lie sseh: os Scat
te. he passage Of this i.s: bill vieOrouslv ccn
tes,ei BY Er warner and Copley, Of W Altman Co..
Mr. blacive !. Pierce. Mr.. Rcssererot Saila wsiia,
but the AVIS: Ar iliey w.s IN ths other AIDE aod
We lost To get even 20 soneextent. II possible. Hr
Esrs rr1 cHcrei b. B. No. IS. ertilrt. "Aa sct 70
approrfisie :hs sua Of 1900 70 aid in TIE sreefI'n
Of Whitman Colls,e and tia snsfy difass knovisass
and edac.tsn in tue higher bran hcs IN sas-=rn -
vel ~ IN western Washington Territs-y sad LII
va. r-ssrrei 20 q eel i oo-aa,e.se - ssf-
nssa:.s VS. froa Walla Walla Co.nty. nsmi Il.
hunaate. Lloyd and Be-seIsr- lin nlo-.. 70 =
Tepiervd tlI- Dvrbias, rvaia - 'oi'oSs'
s.r. ep- SER Or IN -It's ca = b, 20. g
RAVE la I. s,..s .Ird, ,sc-AS sn. S-S isNfe
L. report a. :"llTs:
-. -. .:d .lstet fr Is :-r il. cars- spd !ur
- :r,;!.Its1- ui ,-ru-S rps sus.Isrs1 t. CIR 81
c.-, ...o-isl Ir:vefe3ty Il ---a,.,e thI - -
as ..4ucl r,.L..c in.,i;a;;oo sE1 t--i stor - eu
es-iL- ou- veu-s sad rs;ng 6eaerNtioa - sl! Ias.
tuti Z IL It's T-!ory bsr,nx the naIis of ooneSe.
F,,e-ii. ii. h. Ezher or,Lch-s -.ush,. s-d II
.rica al WIN seek libeIai eiucz.t Ars nast LccT-
tiy y.e.oo..e We ESQ bv'isve taar vSerozs oons-
-,-s Vi la.,d and none, have Teen rsds n ost Ao--
ally, TO- The support Aoi na-n:a:ssnoe c: aisa
81 oil ges- of 'hs roCn-sins. II Is but jus. art rat
la. .e -hoad siso lake interest II he welfare
Il II -s Tlag in he caster. portion o: o.: sl@Tios
s--:.crs ani gan. them h little aid asls. for IN
.t.- C.l WITHIN Co.;es- Is rs much q terr:io-
r;' s.f::io. AMI IS IaLi nile JUS. Sac2re tc
is t.ritu.y $ Ih-; II .he Caiversi.y Z. Seattle,
> .roa this tc-CTs-bia bodJ :slt di,poe=l ~ sr-c-
,e ..lc s..r O. S5ao. %, s-i - -. i,arG 81 La
.:g :u-Ii iii H. ". Le L. 1t b.. IN &c: Il ;;stoe
tos-,. - In b1tL e-s IL ii IRIS .er1t:'y,
q r-.5nr eri - p,s>sr.c. .hi- bill, :or vis-Is
- ! 'o- :, gol.e = :5J- &. lie esn'er-
i. Ia 4. iirsas1a. Hri' co.nru...o..
A. i. iL0ID,
SOW, shriker tLc til II Pess o. ro-- Is q';e--
=, e A., ., IN D., i:nt ior oar "suEr'. sassers
a.a;l- o snail .i.ov wteGever ds-rie.ton C. PES
ec:s taAe. 2acc. sin no2e and pay for II. src-
oe-i oxk NoBIs.
, 1883-11-03
LINE

From al points in the F.ciSc Northvest to
Chicago snd all point. IL the Eastern and
) uthern Sts e. I. Is the only line running
Pullman Palsce Slespng Can between II
Louis and Ch;cSga. via Milwaukee.
l, II the only fine under oa. nanaysm. ut
h,:vesn St. PAU eni ChicaSo, ard owns three
ssfa-Sse ant dis.inct llnss between those
lcinss, rhus e.,ine passengers . chcice Of three
,9r.es, passing through the mort fertile. popn-
lou7 and picturesque seciisns Of MiRnssota,
-oxa, Wisconsin and Illinois. It runs the
an.et dmins cas- n .hs wor!d, and no edJTt 10
spared to secure The comfort Of it, pAt-oas.
NJ change - cars of any cl.ss between st.
PsIl and Chicago. and bat ons change from
Portland, whi-h l. made in 81 fsul in g.sni
Uai,r Erpn, occupied iUintly viii the North.
err PsciSc R. K.
Be sure yo0r tickets rsai Wis Ckiea,o, MI
v11se- 4 81 Paul Railway. and securs :ae
advantages only offered BY this grva,
, 1883-11-03

Thrre is everlsstingiy p.OSing around Al
some cne Of the cornara of Seeoni street, q
man ILo il standing around for no Other
parpose 'hs1 to Listen to the conversation
going oI between ,ny citizens. Ho watches
until they commenc. to talk, whsn ne Wallis
ur near where they ars on the Sidewalk, and
cccAs his weather car to get st the ,ubjec.
of conversasioo. al the while gazing appfr,
emily st The sky, cut reslly taSicg l. every
thing ths. is said Should I've CT three
men meet and talk together, he s.~ays tiles
to work bis way II. AID has bvcon.s such q
general nuisance that It j wonder no EA'
ut been kicked lc3g ago. u orior to try
him several parties have recently put af
Jobs on him ST ea'orins into eoaYers.ton.
and taen waking cff shor. distance or er-
tsr.ng q store. just i1r t1s purpose Of sseics
min fuilcT .hem We much fesr that such
a man Is entirely toe inqnisitivs to make
post Office material Of, and prefer that tho
presen. incumaent sdail rets,a bis pisee.
, 1883-11-03
TIE COMING NEW CIvILIZA-
TON.

The completion Of the Northern Pecihc
and the celebration Of this event with 80
great ponp aud circumstance. and us IN
PRODUCTION among US Of so many s;ran-
gers are events that tend 10 remove from
US the ,mpu,ation Of living in a remote
and comparatively unknown part OF the
Union
We are, in this territory, IN point c:
tine within siK days journey OF the
grss, city of New Yo,k. In three hours
We may know the prics Of wheat IN LIVER
pool or E,ndon. Thers is provided an
outlet for our pr reductions, and an inlet
70 those agencies and indus ries thst are
Indispensable for our prosperity and aa-
yanc.n.ent. IS some wr.er hes exp.ess-
CT it: "we feel Joy as if We had bean
again admitted 70 the Unicn.
These nes relation, into which We
are as by magic brought, delnand tnat
pe should surrender come Of our moss
covered customs, IDEAS, and peculIariiies
.nd adapt Oh: scse-a, businesses to the
new order Of things. Notwithstanding the
feet tina. we have been greatly prcspeTed
with the system, under which We have
for wears fought The battle Of life, ee may
learn much Ira. VII be protlable TO Us
from the new civilization that is to hnd
p,lce and eAis'e3SC with L. We enter
tain no pre,ri;,e against thing Oh &C.
c5uut 81 ia sgs. On .he contrary ~e are
fous of an id friend, al I'D book and do
no- dez7i=e 2 little cd vine, but we are
~i..iug - aaul;t there Is virtue andexcei'
lsaes in these .hirgs eyea when they are
fresh and new. The Geld Oh which rrsj-
udice and igu7-sHce can achieve success
is daily becoming mora restricted. We
must not .a'Ek more highly OF orrsel'es
and cur productions than tho facis wi.
warrant Ii the new civilization is to
profit u.
Erger. opiuion has pronounced our
wheat .'io5 soft We will make q
grisyous mistake Il Ho content ourselves
with Lstiey!ag There IL q Niger IN the
jerce." II se are vise, wo slll plant the
nead IS q Asrdtr variety.
We Aaye been ;oli 5y Que of the wise
mn Of IL east that We permit forest fires
70 destroy the wsal;h that nature bestoS-
O. on u II -e are wisc We viii see that
FRS are ~. cTo'r7lIv and rccz-
lessiy irdl,j in our f5-ea.S. This civil.
z.,:eu % vh:ct The railroad links us is
sharper. more worldly wise aud cultured
than ours. II makes much Of popular
education and rall. msuy books. Il We
are wise We viii brgah Up in ;he u after of
schools, lbrsriea 5nd reading Ioams. This
civilization recngnzas the truth that
"man dos 10. i've by bread alone" and Is
church g,in.. Ii We are wise We viii giva
our attention 20 spiritual as Will as ma
tlonsl th,rgs aud support more hbera!ly
our clergy and churches. With this new
civilization Nil c ,ae the f,res ths, is to
transform this territory iuto state for
this civlrz4'i,n will play the lead,pg part
in the great transformation scene Of the
future. They who now possess the isai
NAV 10 lifted INTO sui1en wealth. hu. the
burden e t,yelnpmen' viii b. on the
shoulders sf ihs advancing civIl zs;ioB.
, 1883-11-03
Erans-cohsinsntaI Short Line.

Fer throash :ickets. time .atiss AID full in.
donation spp,y - ". B. Curtis, Nckss
Ass'1t OreEon GslvaY & Ssvgstoa Com
.p.ny, W.llz Wsiia, or 20 Any Ccu,,0a Ticket
Aysas oa t,is c--E
E. g. MssNIL Gsas-a, Manager,
!. Y. X. cakrEy1,A
Gsr. Pas. AID T,cks. :Fsnk
y. q. D0es, Gen. y. v. Psss. Ast,
St Pszl. Linn.
r. a MAiszNi, Tr,v. Pea. Ase.t,
nol-4 Pxtiaad, 0tesuA,
, 1883-11-03
The sew Millinery E.tab,l.Aness.

Mrs. Chilbergs millinery establishment
CT Third street, opposite the srATrsNAs ~
nee, intsri,s 70 revcIa:i0nizs the uaoe. New
z oas, fresh from ths east, m be ADD 2. re-
a.czd RATES. Miss B. Cailb-rg, with - yesn
expe-isrce H. Chicago sSd the esst, attends
The trimming sa0 misunderstanding dtpars-
uss.. V.eS .slE magnificent GIspisy.
ss6ckslm
, 1883-11-03
Ne Zee.
U.S.LAxD OFFICE, WaLLA WaLLa. ". 7. /
Uctopex I3, 1888. (

U.S.LAxD OFFICE, WALLA WALLa. ". T.
OctooeT I3, 1888. !
COMPLAINT HAVING BEEN ENTEe-
~ ed .s this Office by A. L. Ring aga:ns.
Patrick J. Add,soa for saiIa.e 70 comfy With
is~ q to timber cnlturs,,enIy No IL dAtsd
Nov. 10. 1873, upon the SD SEQ =, I. n.
z. IS Z, N Walia WAllA Co, W. 7, With 6
v;sr 70 the cancellation Of sAid entzy; CORES
tAn: Alleging that said Patrick ]. Addjson has
wholly failed to plant the said land TO tree or
trss sssd Q. cuttings - bs !ss required, So-~it:
That there are not 70 eXoesd one quarter acre
pssnssd 70 trees .: Ii. date hersof, u growing
soe h = aoa resident. TIE sAid parties aye
herebJ summonsd tc spresr At ts;s cSee On
toe 2sc day of November. 1883, 6: 10 O'clock
An. 70 respond sni furnish .testiror:. con-
corning aid siieyed failure. -,-s,-s ss-SS
JOS. JORGENSEN,ssResis
, 1883-11-03


PROVIDENCE, AnSuss n AesA
Editor Of Boston Heruid:-
DEAR SIR, During my term Of service In The
Internal Revenue Department Of the United
States, at the time my Office was In this city.
vas sriicted With severe attack Of Kidney die.
ease, and At times suffered iutenssiy. 70
ceived the medical advice OF some Of ouf bess
physicians for long time, without being bene-
hted by their prescriptions. Being diseoufaSed
by the failure OF the doctors to help me. and be-
ing urged to use Hunts Remedy BY friend who
had tested its merits, although reluctant TO Try
patent medicine. was finally induced 10 W the
Remeiy, and procured two bottles OF II, and
commenced taking 1t faithfully according to the
directions.
Before had taken 1t three days he exc,ncr
ating pains N my back tad c,sappearec, And De-
fore ihsd used two bottles "ss entirely eurec.
Whenever, from over-ezertlon or a violent cold.
the pains in ny kidneys return, a few deses OF
hunts Remedy Qa:cSiy enects cure.
Before closing beg 70 mention the re-nArk.
ao,e cure OF friend Of mine in New York city,
to whom recommended tbs valuable medicine.
, 1883-11-03
PATENTS

Obtained. and ali other business in the L. 6
Pat Mt 0ffce attend 20 for MODERATE FEss
Cur ot:oe is opposite he u 5. Patent Once,
and We can ohts;c Patents in less :imo Than
hose remote from WASHINGTON.
Send MODEL OF DRAWING. We advise As
70 pstentzhiiI.y free e ehsIgs; snd we make
No CHARGE UNIF-s WE OBTAIN PATCNT
When pAtent is granted drawing Of yoar
ilFcntion, with -lainis, your Esme and address,
viii re published N the Uni'ed States Patent
Office Gsze.t-, q paper of immense circulation,
Asp Tax ONLY one TEaT PUBLISHES THIS
Fee.
We refer here, ~ .he Postmaster. the Supt.
of Money Order Div, sud - officials Of the
Y. s. Patent otfce. 70. circular, advice,
ternir. and references To ec.Lsl clients IL vo7r
own Sta.e or county, write TO-
9. 4. sSOW a CO,
Opposite Patent C.ficc, washington, u. q.
, 1883-11-03
TIE ADVANTAGE OF GOOD LIGHT

perfectly needless for to tell any lady that gooa
light is most supreme necessity in selecting goods NC
ask is there lady in Waa Waa who hasn't frequently co
mened the very poor and insufficient light in most all
the in this city! Ladies do not like to buy dress co
silks in the dark they like to the coor-t they Guy
black they don't like find that it is green when they gel
home. OF course il is great misfortune to be blind but
blind person has just good chance in dark store as
one else This great advantage 90 stnre-keeper WIN
work of poor goods bat to the purchaser it IS a
the buying in lottery The light in the center
Main street and the center of store precisely '
sameust coed in the store the street You can sec
exactly the color and quality OF what you getting sh
you do need altogether to feeling with !o'
fingers.
, 1883-11-03
FoLliEs OF MARRIAGE.

ti5 ririd lin.trst;,nsl rsyealisy real Eveai,
before aad sfss- marr:Azs, sens sec1reiy sealed
&C receipt q: :5 c.A lslv.r o. p,.sazs st.mps. |.
Asdrsss II. CARL, ~ PAxk Ava. BFookiyn,
NY
, 1883-11-03

PrrrsroRD, Mas, Sept. %. 1878.
SIRs:-I hsve taken Hop Bi.ters and re-
commend them to others. ~ l found then
very belcfc,al. MRS j. W. TULLER.
Sec. Eomen's Christian Temperance Union.
, 1883-11-03
ONE PRICE-.An Goods Marked in Plain Figures

When we commenced business this basis three leNl'
But the public thought otherwise and the houses that
first rdiculed i: compelled to pretend to adoPs
The public know that with these rules have been n.
nerable buiwaks against misrepresentation and have b
our establishment household word in every house Ill
Territory Az inspection respectfully solicited
, 1883-11-03
OUR PAST AND PRESENT PRICES

1t is morally impossible far any house doing a credit
business to sell goods at low prices This fact is vel
established in the business world that any controversy OF
that subject would be waste of time. We the only e2
clusvey cash house Washington Territory, and it stands
that sell goods lower than any other house
the city The public know that prices during the past
three years have always heen lower than other house
and the is because sell for cash. The great dis
and length of time from New York have always been
terrible barrier against selling goods cheap, but toa
that obstacle swept away and nothing prevents we
feel disposed, selling goods low New York or CHI
cago The difference in the expense OF doing business IN
Walla Wala and New York Chicago than counter
balances the freight and because sell for cash CLAIM
that henceforh sell goods low any eastern
tail house. This is bold assertion but have oen mide
bolder and the people KNOW that we have a!"a
PROVEN their truth
, 1883-11-03
VVLL1s, FAaGo CT SaPs.
EXPRESS.
oDeratIHg. in all Paris o. fhe
LATED States. Territories
and europe.

Goods. Packages aad faluabies 'eSTtre
20 .u part. OF toe Uni'st s'-t :. irr,I o,'s a'
E--cp. With cressess DtspsscR and lc"S-s
ES.-s- -
,carects with rscaya.ssa reepon ;b.e e1 rsss row.
psni.s for si pa Is q lh- word. =,
rale" re'esrspaie preust-rs ~ Aonrs
it.sh 10 umb. ard Mexieo.
Cell cards vi be furnishst T. all he ? inclpa.
p;sc = Of lsinrs. ali tIprsss = .te- II % caLe,
sor a. delivered free OF expe-sa.c my Pr. Of -e
c ty by leaving wo;d At th-i- oslc-
, 1883-11-03

sa@msns.
IERHIroRT OF WAsEIssfoy,
County c. Valiz Wa IA.

In Justice's Court. isfoae J D. Lamsn. Justice cl
the Pe.cs.
To T1ass ". Sr.'sn, D-tepdant: You are
hereby 20 iaei thafSar-s Calsvsn 4 Bros- have
Fled einim against you in xaid eourt, which Will
cone O. to &c heard 1t my o:Ece IN North walla
ksIla preciret. il u ALL Walla County, ". T.. on
toe 1eth day O. October. I1s3, a the hear OF 10
o'eiock A. ~. =-i u-lsss yor n-fear ard then and
there answer the same vii Be- tAksn eonf-sset,
and the denani Ct the plaintiffs gr2nt-1- b. obcs
acd demand Of said claim 70 rerover from VOC tns
sum Of ssS " Tor reau sold and delivered. Ans
sou are also hereiy rorihei hat yorr puperry has
tsen attache1 10 .arisfy Aad claim
Cista nied Sept. 10, ls6a
J. D. LAxAx, Jussioe Of ths nes1s.
, 1883-11-03
RRIfD.

RYAN-NANSIG E.-At the C:.tholic church.
In WA!la Wxll,. Oct. 80. Sylvester r, ali
TO Mis. Mar Mapnigan