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National Republican., 1883-02-03
JUSTM'S OLD STAND,
No. uo d STREET NORTHWEST.

-FV VIV II -'VIFT
n. D.-Now clothing we sell cheaper than any
where dc22-ly
XTANTED--TO ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN H.
w Beall. Room l. li20 New York avenue, is u Com
missioner of Deeds for every state and Territory
United States Commissioner, Examiner. and Notary
Public always Ia oillce from 0 a. M tO0p, N. ap1Jly
TENuE HAIR AND SCALP.
National Republican., 1883-02-03
8OarOimg.

OOO @ STREET, CORNER FOUR-AND-A
90 - half and streets nOrthweSt-Tnble board
ers dcslred references given aud required. ie2GtN
A LADY IN BALTIMORE OFFERS FIRST
"A class board and atendgncG to ladies during con-
hnement, Address q, a, IL Republican OhiCe.
ln9kGth
GLINToN HotSE, SEVENTH AND STREETS
~ northwest % Fi'st-cAss table board and large
sont rates, 81, sL2j, sl50 no liquors, deSf
FENREMoNT HOUSE.
II CHANGE or PROPRIErORS.
flrsClnss table, pOltcRnd attentive ser wants. Very
desirable situation for Families, Rates $3.50 and u
per duy So so, s3j, aud SlOper month.
del H.. w. DENISON, Proprietor
National Republican., 1883-02-03
S0lantrS- -sitnations--. frmgIr

wv NTANTED-wRGTGNG IN THE OFFICE OF A
w patent or pension attorney, by Indy that
writes plain and rapid hand permanent ulgcc de.
sirable Address MRS. s. d. g., Republican Onicc.
ie@3ts
VTANTED-BY a F1RSTCLAsS DRESS.
w maker, n lew engagements by the day or week.
Call ut 2l3S X street northwest. te2.3t'
UTANTED-BY A FIRsTCLAss COOK. 4 SIT.
w uaton in private family, or viii do general
housowOrk. Address M. q. NJ. Republican Office.
fc2-3e
XYTANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE
w girl, place as cook or general housCwnrk,
Apply at l2i2 street northwest lc3th
VXTANTED-A POSITION As CLERK on
w copyist In law office, by lady who has had
two years experience OF clerical work. Address Y,
Republican Onice. fcl
wv ANTED-IY a RESPECTABLE COLORED
w woman, n rosition as nurse, chanbcrmuid or
10 do general housework; good reference, Address
lC2i Fourth street northwest. iel.3tf
A YOUNG LADY WHO CAN GIVE THE
ton desires situation as tenClcr either 10 reside n
ing teacher. Address G. n, Republican Onicp. 3l.gta
yTANTED--A SITUATION BY A RESPECTN.
w bic cOlored woman rs cook I'm private family:
can furnish good reference. Address 200 q street
southwcSt inal.3tt
A LADY HAVING AN AUTOMATIC" SEW.
IA ing machine would like TO obtain some sewing
90 do at home. Address II, H., Republican Onice.
ta3i.6ta
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5'Or Sale illiscrllaucuus.

tNHE FINEST JOB PRINTING IN WASHING
Il ton by the finest wOrkmen. Call aud see Bpecl-
ms, NATIONAL Republican job Rooms,
National Republican., 1883-02-03
S6lantsO- -Situatiuus---Yfl

GolaMe0--- -SttuatIonS--- lNSle.
WANTED a POSITION As WAITER IN
w hotel, restaurant, or private family, hy T. re-.
spectacle colored man. Address WM. HIDE, Re-
publican Onlce. fcs3ta
VyTANTED- POSITION As FIRST.CLNSg COOK
w by mlddlr-aged man public or private no oh
ject. Apply at No. 40 Tenth street northwest for
three days. BUTLER t,2.3ta
ITANTED-BY AN ENPERIENCEDC COLORED
w man, n position as iirstclRsg cook, Apply NJ
400 Seventeenth street northwest ici-3t'
TIELP-I HAVE THREE FIRST, CLASS COOKS
l. and carriage driVorsa and hoslcrs, prisluu uocd
northwest fci.3tt
National Republican., 1883-02-03
Eoh RENT
THE LARGE THREE.sToRY AND BASE.
MENT BRICK BUILDING

Recently vacated by THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
No. l3Os r. street Uonnsylvaua ayenue), adjoining
the United states pension Office, can be rented
National Republican., 1883-02-03
Ertturrs.

y f(lU(CR.
IIS DI-COM FORTS"
TILE REAGAN ILLUSTRATED LECTURES
VIII he given mt the
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,
Corner OF Tenth nnd q streets
Dates, nights, and subjects rs iollOwsi
Monday. Feb. l2-PARIS THE MAGS1FtCENT.
Friday, Feb. lG-LoNDuN FROM TIM Tor or AN
OsSInuS
Saturday, Fob. l7-VENIoE, MILAN, AND THE
ITALIAN LAKES.
Monday, Feb. iO-srAIN FuoM THE PYRESEEs Fo
SEVILLE.
Tuesday, Feb. 20--GLIMrsiGs OF SCOTLAND.
Wednesday, Feb. 2l-sOuTIIERN SrAIS AND
Morocco
Matinee, Feb. l7.-RAMBLISGs IN ROME.
Each of these lectures Will be mngntcently and
proiuaely Illustrated by means of an oNy'hydroEen
light, and the 20 to 10 pictures shown each evening
viii he projected upon canvas screen OF about 79Q
square feet. Course ticket (rpscrvodl to include all
the evening lectures, S2 Scholars course ticket (ro-
served) 81 single reserved seat j0c; general ndmiS
sion, -; Scholar admission Ticket l5c. or reserved,
25c, Course tickets mud single reserved seat
tickets will he sold NJ Ells's Music store, O37 Penn
sylvania avenue. Sale of seats begins Thursday.
Feb. 4. ut IA. IN, j. y. VALE. Manager
ie3-GtF
National Republican., 1883-02-03
Gl(antro-8ousrs.

TED-INIAIEDIATELY, a NICE HOUSE
w with seven or nine rooms, In good locality
rent not to exceed S2D ores. Address Mrs NJ r. ~
Massachusetts avenue iel-3tS
National Republican., 1883-02-03

ENUTt NNTTH
II A small frame house, with modern Improve
mcnts; de I able home for "a small family; lot y
feet front, located on u corner, In good npighbOr.
hood, For particulars address
icl.3t" Y, Republican OrIlce,
L'OR SALE -- DECIDED BARGAIN IN IN
A proved property. We viii sell ut great bargain
thrpestury brick residence with store and bakery
attached, al In thorough condition, Also, small
namo dwelling on adjoining lot; will he sold to-
Gcthur or seunrutcly: easy terms Of payment
THOMAS j. FISHER ~ Co, 1874 street northwest
W2,-igt
National Republican., 1883-02-03

yF YOU WANT TO RUY. SELL, RENT, OR
h Trade CITY or Country Property come and SEQ the
great bargains Mt the Real Estate Exchange of
WILLIAM II: MAIN " BROTHER, -, Charles
Hotel, corner Third street and PennsylvPnia avenue
northwest mhlhtf
National Republican., 1883-02-03
adlantro-1slp--.g1laIr.

VITANTED--A GENTLEMAN OF GOOD AD.
w dress as solicitor for an association whose terms
are liberal and will pay we'll Apply Mt 6il Louis
lana avenue. fC3-3ts
VITANTED-TwO TINSMITHS. APPLY TO
w CASTLE tS SrROBEG, 1885 Thirteenth street
northwest, sign of Big Teapot. :e2.att
UTANTED-SIN EDUCATED YOUNG COLI
w ored men who are good clerks good snary and
all expenses paid. For particulars apply NJ l2ll +
street fci i2tA
WI ANTED-S SENERAb GOOD CANVASSI3ltS
w for "GnteZ's Universal Educator the great
book for the people. Room 2, No 5Oj ID street north
west. iuGi.ats
yNTANTED-TWO FIRSrCLASS WALTERS
w and two ilrstclnSS oyster 7huckCrs, nt 1913
Pennsylvania avenue jG3l-3t8
VIZ TANTED--5O ACTIVE YOUNG MEN FOR
w service on the western frOntiCr good salary
aud all expenses paid. For particulars apply ~ 1910
street. lA2J-i2t"
National Republican., 1883-02-03

Our Weekly Rent List published every Monday
morning, contains compcio schedule OF our houses,
stores, shops, and farms offered for "ent together
with descriptions prices, 80, and how they may he
seen. Property for sale IN all parts oftho city, Money
W '''''' W. '''' II, H. WARMER. aIO + street.
National Republican., 1883-02-03
allanttO-- Rooms.

yNTANTED-BY A QUIET LADY FUR.
w nshed room In northwestern part of city; per.
mRnont If suited. Address MISS CARRIE Rcpub.
lican Office. iel}ia
VIZ NTED-BY A GENTLEMAS AND WIFE,
w one or two nicely furnished rooms with uuiot
family between North Capitol and Eighteenth streets
northwest; rent must be moderate Address, stating
location, QUIET, Republican Office. ja3latt
National Republican., 1883-02-03
educational.
~ ONZA AGA COLL LEG Il,
AZ STREET NORTHWEST.

AS the second half OF the academic year will begin
on FEBRUARY ., we hereby remind those who In
tend to erust their children TO training that II
Is now time for them to make application. The re-
suits of the past Ave months have been most crafty
ing and parents may feel entirely satisfied that their
children shall he well taught at our college.
our classes in Stenography, German, and Advanced
English have more than surpassed our brightest
hopes,
Terms, elO per quarter. in advance.
fel-Ot JOHN j. MURPHY, =. j., President
T-TOWFgS HOOK X KEIPT No -IlXsfEST. SHORT.
4 est, best; months of study saved. With pen
manship, &c, 49, month q. w HOWE, 1890 Sew
enth street. iaG2ita
1910 AND 1914 FOURTEENTH STREET,
Il - l. - near Fourteenth-strcet Clrcle-Norwood
Institute. select school for ladies. 4 iew bOnrderi
received. Address MIR. OR MRS. WM. d, CABELGA
nOD 0m
CtPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE,
- LINCOLN HALL BUILDING,
CORNER NINTH AND ID STREETS.
Day and evening sessions for the education OF sons
ana daughters aud men and women for selfsupport
ana real life, Branches taught are; The English
Language, business Arithmetic, SpenCerian PfaCti.
cal Pcnmanshlp, BOOk.keeplng by single and double
entry Business Practice Physical aud Vocal Cul.
ture, Political Economy, Commercial Law.
scholarship for year from date of entrance, day
evening, $50. Special terms BY month or quarter or
for year by nsallmentS College circular mailed on
application. - .
MRS. SARA a. SPENCER Nice'PrnclpaL auii
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o..
CHAg. l.. BISHOP. SANrL C. HILL
BISHOP a. HILL,
REAL EST ATE BROKERS S
AND
Fire and Life Insurance Agents,
zoos STREET NORTHWEST.

Having associated ourselves together under the
nbOye irm We shall hereafter give prompt attention
TO all business apperglning TO The buying aud selling
OF Real Estate, Collection OF Rents, Negotiating
companies.
National Republican., 1883-02-03

NURSES AND NURSERY GoVERNESSES
IN who wish to receive instruction twenty leSsonsl
In Kindergarten methods In the nursery will call
Wednesday, February 7, at st. Georges Hall, $40
Eleventh street from 3 to o'clock, fel-3t
National Republican., 1883-02-03

DERSONAIr-TREStHE- HE-COMMUNICATION Is
l. desired with the family or business successor OF
]. O. "A. Tresze, photographer, deceased Address T..
u, BOX 5i3. Bu f1nlO, n. Y. tn3l.tf
National Republican., 1883-02-03
SdlantcS--- -9rIp---Ftmalr.

Y WANT A GOOD RELIABLE COOK An ONCE
il aud will guarantee the best home In the city To-
who proves satisfactory 4U7s First street north.
west, fC33tt
National Republican., 1883-02-03

DENsoARA FREE KINDERGARTEN.-PA
a rents who wish TO enter their children q to q
years of age) will call for school tickets Wednesday,
BIO Eleventh street. fpn,lt
National Republican., 1883-02-03

NOTICE-FINEC CLOAKS, DOLNfANS, LADIES'
IN and misses coats at hnll.prlce, Mt i3j Seventh
street., TO make room for new spring goods 736
National Republican., 1883-02-03

wv TANTED-Ir KNOWN THAT CHARLES II.
w Bowen has his office at 0JB f street northwest,
OnDOsltp Masonic Temple. fen-OtE
National Republican., 1883-02-03

ID DEMOVAL.-ODELL d co. HAS REMOVED
IL from 500 street northwest to 52l Tenth street
corner f. fcl-3tF
National Republican., 1883-02-03
4rrsunal

NOBODY IN TOWN BUT QUARTLEY rs
IN making fine cabinets or IL carte pictures for 81.
See them! A0l seventh street, corner northwest,
National Republican., 1883-02-03

MFRS. DIR. A. HULL, FORMERLY OF NEW
dlun, and Magnetic Physlclan, can be consulted at
3lj Pennsylvania avenue. la3l-GtH
National Republican., 1883-02-03
Al A REASONABLE PRICE.

Tho building Is well lighted heated by furnace,
and * splendid location for mauufactory, restau-
rant, or for storage purposes
National Republican., 1883-02-03

1 ONAIs-SILVERWAR REPAIRED AND
L replated also nickel plating and brass tenders,
,ndrOns, llresets, and cantIesticks for sale low.
BnOWNELI, l2li penusyIVnnia avenue, fpl-3tF
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dolantro--- miscellaneous.

ddlante0--- stltstrllanCons.
XXTANTED no HIRE ny THE MONTH a
w horse aud light business wagon four hours n
day. State lowest price. Address WAGON, Rcpub-
llcnn Office. fc23t"
NTANrED--A WALNUT BEDROOM SUITE
w full marble; must bgn bargain Address, with
price and particulars, q. w s., Republican Office.
fos'3tr
Unable BOARD WANTED, NORTHWEST
Il By dentist mot quack) professional services
10 be given ~ part payment Address DOCTOR, he
publican Once fc2.it-
NTANTED-TIE LOAN OF \ SMALL THO.
w roughbred black and tan dog, rat terrier for
fey days. Address @. ID. We, Republican Onice.
fe2-3tF
II WANT TO BUY SOME CHAMBER FURNI.
Il turc ut once and / also want wardrobe and
lounge cheap for cash. At 4O7ia First street north
west. fc-3th
wv ANTED-ADDITIONAL CAPITAL IN \
w wcll'established saie, aud profitable manuiHc
turing business satisfactory arrangements mnGC
with party having $4,000 or $1,000 Address MANU-.
EACTultER, CITY L. q. icl-6tH
VJTANTED--AS AN INVESTMENT, a HOUSE
w for about $1,000 cash. in northwest section Give
iull particulars. Address NJ. VI. j., Republican OnCc
fel.S*
yyTANTED-wOULD LIKE THE ASSISTANCE
w OfsOme ono who understands the Land Busl-
ness. Address Lock Box iSS, city r. icl.at'
ADDITIONAL CAPITAL IN A
w Wen established, safe and profitable mnnuinc
turing business; satisfactory arrangement made with
party having $3.50 or 500. Address MANUFAC.
TUltllR, City II, o. Jn3l.GttI
ID EAL ESTATE, IMPROVED or UNIM-
IN proved, in any part Of the uiy, wanted Tor cash
j. M.SIAltR, li2l New York avenue. lusH-l2t
VTANrED-YOU TO KNOW THAT WE sELL
w n lrstclass tallor's mako secondhand suit
much better and great deal cheaper than common
new suit can be bought, at
National Republican., 1883-02-03

nR. GEO W. EGLESToN, DENTISTS CFOR-
- merly student of Drs. j. III. DuTrell and G. w.
sCot) offers his professional services TO the public
both in Operative and Mechanical Dentistry, at his
dental rooms, lll0 q street northwest Pure gas ad
for painless extraction oftCcth.
KeferenCes-Ion. William H. Fornoy, Alabama ;
Hon. George West, New York; Christopher Kyle,
, 1883-12-01
Wool Grading


We have entire Iaith IN the advantage
grading and pressing wool will be to wool
growers, if conducted as We have reason to
believe it will be in this city by the large
firm who have undertaken it. One OF tha
advantages which grading the wool at home
in Oregon offers the owner of the clip, is the
power to represent by mail or telegraph a
standard grade or character, OF his wool and
tes, the rate of such woods in Boston or New
York, with bnt slight expense. aud the seller
will have the advantage Of being able to rep
resent uniformity which viii allow buyer
to purchase with but little fear OF loss to
himself. -HaSco SgR.
The above is well worthv the attention OF
our wool growers Such an agency Is the
one above If carried out honestly will be OF
great profit to the originators and very bene-
fetal to the country at large. At present
all the wool sent from this section CT the
country only fetch one price and no matter
whether it be long combing wool from the
Leicesters or from thoroughbred Merinos it
brings no more than that from the common
ess sheep. Our wool grosers have been at
tho mercy of a set Of rapacious wool buyers,
two or three OF whom monopolize the busi-
n.s, of this coast. II is time it was revolu-
tionized aad that our producers receive the
nrice for their wool that it is worth. The
STATESMAN takes great interest in everything
pertaining to the sheep interest and wall
watch further developments IN the interest
of its readers.
, 1883-12-01
Artieh0kes,

Mr.. G. L. Raymond writes to the Olympia
Courier as follows:
Last spring / prepared piece Of land for
notatoes. and a part Of it / planted with
.et;chokes. 1t was of sandy loan. After
il was nanured, picughed ard narrowed, l
ploupbed II again, and ss l ploughed 1t
sitter having prepared my seed by cutting
them so a. to have ons or two sprouts On
pieee) then dropped them in every third
furrow. about fifteen inches apart, and when
/ ploushed my land my seed was planted.
A few days before they came up through the
ground narrowed i. all over well and that
was all the cultivation they had. planted
at the rate Of about four Bushels on az acre.
This fall l dug abort twenty bushels OF
them and let my hogs have the rest, ana
what dug produced at the rate Of eisn'
hundred bushels per acre, and If the seasco
had no. been SO cry there would have been
larger yield.
lam Of the opinion that they are the best
roo. crop that we have in this country 20
,.ise fer stock, on account Of the quantity
,h.. can be grown to the acre, and because
they are 50 easily cultivated
I 6nd that they are an excellent 1000
f.r hogs and / think would be equally as
posd .o- eat ie, especially for COWS GIVING
milk.
, 1883-12-01
In the Velvet"

A pair OF elk horns III the window OF sn
Astoria merchant tailor's estsblisbmen. at
tracted the attention of the German baron
Journalist, and VIXEN his letter from Asto-
ria appeared in his widely-eireuIated jour
nal in far OIL Bavaria, itspoke at great length
and in fitting terms OF the aforesaid, Elk
IofI.s. Since tnen the lives OF the merchant
tailors of Astoria have been made days OF
care by the receipt of letters from various
parts of Germany, the usual address on the
envelope being ''To the tailor who has the
elk horns in the velvet, Astoria, Oregon, L.
S. A." Rich burghers write concerning the
purchase Of elk hons in the velvet. Men
Of deep research want 20 know what elk
horns in the velvet are artists want to have
sent to them sketches Of elk horns IN the
velvet mighty hunters want TO knew the
feasibility of capturing in their native lars
the wearers OF elk horns IN the velvet mes
who are possessed with yearning for for
eirn travel want TO know the facilities Tor
obtaining employment 10 a country where
elk horns are produced in the velvet, and
fashionable mOdistes are desirOus OF ascer-
tanning what new style Of structural orna-
ment could be produced BY the Inauguration
OF fashion wherein costly robes for court
wear could be enhanced IN beauty by the
Introduction OF Elk horns in the velvet
These several and various epistles have
grieved the soui of eur worthy and long
suffering postmaster, bat with strict impair
eiality be has dispensed them with an even
hand. ard to ali who may, might, could,
would or should be possible possessors ot elk
horns in the velvet, if they be likewise n
the tailoring business these letters have
cou,e g,eeting-AdOriaR-
, 1883-12-01
Northern Exposure.

As the farmers iu the Northwest are pre-
paring to set cut orchards, We wish to sug-
gest to shem that it Is pretty well demon
strated that a site with northern expo
sure is considered the best. Whether the
cause is from the effect of the heat OF the
sun, the cold weather or the wind, We do
not know. BE this as it may, or whatever
is the cause. We must look q. things ss they
exist and take advantage Of the experience
of those who have made the experiment.
The 9, found to be selected for such purposes
should be state of good cultivation. 1t
would be all the better If it had been occu-
pied with crops for the past few years, pro
vided it has been kept in 4 rich condition.
We have found by actual experience that
orr trees that produce the most aad the best
apples and appear to be the hardest are
those which occupy rich soil. They made
the best and quickest growth, and when old
enough to bear fruit yielded fruit profusely.
We are satisfied that apple trees require
good, rich soil.
, 1883-12-01
Patent Oafsides.

It is said that the Postmaster er-Generai has
decided that newspapers known as patent
outsides." "insides," or "co-operstives,
etc, shall be excluded from the maiis as
seeond-class publications. The reason Is
that these papers, being similarly printed on
one side in large citie,. and then sold by the
ouire or rean, to Thousands Of country pub
fishers. who make up and print the other
half Of the pspr with home news and local
Advertising, is sufficient evidence that 'ueh
paper. are not 'elf-sustaining. There are
.hont four thousand such publications in
this country, and If the ruling above refer
red to should 90 into effect, probaciy three
thousand "co-oper.tives" of the smallest
circulation and local advertising PATRONAGE
would necessarily suspend pablication. IL
is mot generally known, but it is fact all
the same, that notices published IN these
napers are illegal.
, 1883-12-01
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Tee tai wass the Legislative dos.
nc c g n.,,. :. :, tbs
e;tv Us ssv. H.,,or - ;,s,,,os;nv snd
growing rapidly.
Mr. ZE s.,,;,h.,. s,, ~ho Ia. hen dan.
,.r@,,.l- - -. - ,,,s.ssS g -, : an |,
81, s,.5 - - ,.arS -.s .'eA''1 ~ AA'"'
A. .S,,..,d -. e,'s =. :. ~ * .s.ss..,
in M The '-ir hn1 bu.;,,ss. ~ - "
We acknowledge with thanks 10 Senator
Bsyard Of Delaware, the receipt Of ths Uni
''u N''N 20 Pen''0'' '''-
The late John P. Shole Of New York left
fortune Of $40, 600 600, tie bulk Of which
goes to e cousin, who can heather read nor
write.
The legislature i, eyidentlv prspsr;nx far
adionrnrnsnt they Nave p.s,sd hop law and
hills h.vs ham irtroducad IN .-nanS the law
rotating 20 libel
.
Ben McCrsdy or McCady, man working
R;I,;n,,. vsstsrdav ,ft.,ro.,, A. TIE las. .,-
c,,,rts III. bo3v b., not nee, ,scov,r.d
The sra.son olympia WAS originally pitched
upon a the Capitol OF TINS territory was on
account OF its rsh; but TINS session Of the Leg
ulsture knocks out all the theories that nsn
Massachusetts, viii have 10 get some new
rule for counting up her elections II used to
be that As goes Hull so goes ths Common
wealth" but this time Hull went Tor Butler,
snd-hcw the state did go for HIM, too!
ano;,. of ,;-,..,o-. ro,. IN f.s. h:zh and
IN 81. -. a. o.. Co. y. - p,,r,.
River canyon was recently blown out bys blast
OF giant powder, causing sound and tremor
Tor miles around similar to an earthquake.
5;.,.. ,.. =
1,S pnrs. -, =. III S.p S;..a. a5.;.s.n
,'os."rs = oeh ~. 'AS T.L;n.a P-.n.h IS =.
S-.h.-. sa.;ss ~ se -.;;.o.J 1%ras mn h.rs
Loo,I hNH. ~ eeiHI ;.L .s.rs 80
n,
me oepITsisy ol sonie mrn ,ossJ aoss I'iIo'
cesauie. tne Isps AZ a. 49, - va .,As II,
Senny Sou hAna'uneu ~ s ...I, ii .s
ascnhsu 70 go 70 Prison, ous sesusay n aAu sn1
enlonDery % aeca"P anu cAriS Oh 'i'e ''-'i'''
cuis "ien 'nem'
The .piritualis.s and female s1.frasists of
Olympia are enthusiastic over the passage Of
the Woman Suffrage bill. Why is that spir-
ituslism and womsn's rishts-so called run
, 1883-12-01

A portisu only OF the annual report arriV-
ed by telegraph TO the or'9oaid'' which we
republish
INV yoaK, Nov. 2l.-the total expense
account was Ass. .595. The surplus rrS SHts
were s226, 2S4, to whish might be ADDED
s63. 0Os, value Of bonds retired by the sink
isc fund during the year at par, making a
surplus during ths year of s29s, "a ke-
csfp.s from al sources AMOUNTED TO SIC, SIS,
10. and disbursements. including every
thing. amounted :, sI0,053.3 Assets
amount to 81. 26s. .25I- Among the ii.hili-
ties are inclnded s57s. .ceo in bonds. g, lSo.-
coo IN stock bills payable, s, ,2G0, 60, and
profit and loss S2s3. $50.
The Conaassrcial ssys sTne report is con
siiered good cns. Il VIII oe seen that an
9th tentas,e was aided daring the present
year in tina Nqsthsrn Pacific Terminal Com
nany az Oregon. 20 confuse aud bewi.seI
stock and bondnol9ers. In 'b1ls payable
the item of 81, ,aOo, 600 IN the Oregon Rail
way Company Tor prof. aud los. Is very In'
sirni6cent In company whose earnings
wee over s., 600, ,OOe, and its expenses much
les. why does not the company pay its dsbits
hes,re psyinsS per cent IN dividends
, 1883-12-01
Herse Thieves Captured.

Three notorious characters. known by the
,.ss Of Lee. Woods and Dan Bower, lett
Nevsd. few weeks ago with scme 20 head
of stolen horses; passed through oWyhee
,sunty and took 40 head more belonging to
Inn. She's, crossed near the mouth oil the
Brupeau and went to Montana, near Ban
mock City. picking up horses all along their
,onte until they bad secured herd OF Ia ;
head Wm. Little. Ed. Hawley and Joe
Benson, owners Of some OF the borses' 'oi.
lowed them and captured toe whole oand
and the thieves. Little, Hawley and Ben
son s,,a are on their way back with the horses
s,d the thieves sre in dursnce vile awaiting
-souisions from the Governors Of Idaho and
Nevada. .-Boise Statesman,