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Daily Republican., 1884-02-07
AT
VIM, B. SHARP'S
III Market St.,
PREPARATORY TO
REMOVAL

There's but a few weeks
left of our stay in our pres
ent quarters, and very many
goods are rapidly moving
out at the greatly reduced
prices we are making pre-,
vious to removal. All are
sold on the safe and positive
guarantee that il not satlsiac-
tory when delivered at your
home return them at once
and get your money.
WIN. B. SHARP,
1T Market street, while rebuilding at
Fourth and Market.
Muslins in yard wide and
Sheetings are still much re-
duced for the sale. There's
no better time to buy for
Spring sewing.
WM. B. SHARP,
III Market street, while rebuilding a
Fourth and Market. !
In our Carpet Department
our sales have been large
and continuous, showing a
great appreciation Of the low
prices there, and many large
orders are recorded for
Spring delivery. We open
this week $50 rolls new
Spring patterns Of Brussels
and Tapestry Carpets, which
will 60 in with the reduced
stock ; we add 10 pieces
more of the best all-wool
Ingram to the lot, reduced
to IS cents from 81. Those
wanting Spring Carpets
should see this line.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-07
WIN. B. SHARP,
III Market street, while rebuilding at
Fourth and Market.

III Market street, while rebuilding at
Fourth and Market.
All we have left, four
pieces of Turkey Red Table
Damask are reduced to Is
cents from "A they will
soon 60. Seven pieces Of
splendid German Loom Da-
mask which is regularly sold
at 81 per yard will move rap
idly at 75c. About s or 10
dozen extra large I Barnsley
double Damask Napkins re-
duccd nearly one-half, are
splendid value, and those
liking large napkins should
see them.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-07
WIN. B. SHARP,
III Market street, while rebuilding at
Fourth and Market.

Fourth and Market.
With our Curtains and
Door Hangings we show
some remarkable bargains.
Two pieces elegant Silk Tur-
conan are reduced to $3.50
from Sc. One piece Turco-
man reduced to SI.25 from
So. Two pieces side stripe
Turcoman in crimson and
gold, 95 cents from SI.25.-.
Two pieces side stripes, o.
cents from 81. Five pieces
and all we will have of Per
sian Tapestries, at 30 cents
in gold, garnet and olive
All we have Of walnut pole:
with rings, brackets anc
ends complete are 81, from
Sl.5o.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-07

w hNlED-bI SMALL FAMILY. ;
W rooms Tor light housekeeping. al
dress Il. g., this office. az no
Daily Republican., 1884-02-07

"ANTED-A COLDkED WOMAN
w with reference. 800 Shipley street.
f1-2t#
Daily Republican., 1884-02-07
VIM. B. SHARP,
III Market street, while rebuilding at
Fourth and Market,

| - ''"i NV Dui'7bt "ihlC al
Fourth and Market.
For easy washing and
good looks nothing is nicer
in bed covering dian a good
Honey Comb Quilt. One
case is reduced to % cents
from Sl.25 another, an ele.
giant crochet Marsel'lcs pat
tern is down to $1.47 from
81, and but few are left OF
the splendid " Toilet Mar.
settles, reduced to $347.
rom s..
, 1884-02-16
HaiirOad Gegcrosity.

will be rsmembered that the farmers Of
Eastern Ums;iIs coantY, as an indrcsment
to the railroad company TO tuild the Waila
WNl!s and Peudieton branch. suggested that
they would be willing II pay one dollar per
ton 70, transportation of their wheat, ID eI-
cess Of the regular rate fixed by ths company
from Walla Wslia and other points. This
Nj. Willard accepted. but with his usual
broad generosity, made the pro,iso that If
collected it shouli 90 used for the pJVpose
Of improving the natural roads in umatiLi.
county tributary TO the slipping points on
the proposed line. The track Is nov laid 10
Cen.eryille, snd the grain from ;ha: pcint
and Adams ia being rapidly moved to Port
land. In view Of the fact that the faFniers
have been obliged 70 wait longer thaa wss
st irss snticipit tee for the removal OF their
gram, the company has generously deter
mined TO relieve them from the payment or
the one dollar peT ton excess, agreed cpon,
fixing the charge a. seven dollars. This
will be direct saving TO the farming com.
munltv of several thousand dollars which
no Doubt wall be faily appreciated by them.
The reads Of course will TO; be benefited by
this arrangement. but i; work IS required
upca these reads LEI all farmers AMI town
iclks alike contribute Tor ;Ea. purpose.
, 1884-02-16

afflicted 70 HEALTH and HAPPINESS.
AIhr ID. ffer Will agree 10 foririf ~ eco for
cssy- undertaken rot rurei. Tb- r-as.a - many an
rot get r,-i q ", sklsss and the above sanS y
wing 20 a nnuhc.tln n csllta Pk0SlArOkRHhA,
with tie HypeEae-thes wLich r,quIrss >p~clAi
tTeatuenT.
I4- LIEBIS's IxyIeoRATog No 2. with our pecul'ar
Sp-~iaI T.satn,-nt l. th- o,ly cure Tor PEosrAToR
RHEA BY II MANI IuD Is Restored and Tie hapa o
tine novel tack ,tons ssr TO yUuih-
Pric~ sT th~r Invfssraior y Cn-eo siN
baths SIC Sent 10 any adde's, .'vrrei securely
irOm observation
BF. tl- bs: q Ga treat suSS- -e'iil. us [ :.
paiLy very torn, of SPECIAL, PRIVATE EOr Ct hcN
l. DISEASE wuloa; nvTcuf! on Iause rs dinSs
II y1t.luy = drai, e. HON ,hr b dy, numerous DIS
eI~s follow hat battle ordinary uiedirdi IRE tei'.
II al owed .. continue the unuatursl loss ersse
COusumpiion Diabetes, bilghts pl--7s--, ins.hi.
ste Cues guar sute-!. D.sease- oi the gento-ufi'
nary organs, kslneys, liver and blaider specially
tr.a;-d DlsE,szs OF V0NEN sFEEDILf Ctkk 8
On Iifird ana DC po.>tbi --Di- Lle"l2 q
Co iroIa ErRGPE, are oIgsnized IN compliance wa
Csbfnrris Me1,cal Law. Dipoma procuLed by reg
ulsr college education and are DOW ID theH n."e
tenth wear Of sp caI practiee
N,-t n,yerfui -l-ctrlc hets free TO patients-
10 pIoyE THE WoNDERFUL POWER Of thr iSNle''kA-
TOR - BOTTLE GTEN OR sEST FREE. SoIsuiIa
fre- aEi private. r. ,,,x,,;-
Tn service, Of the celebrated old German phs A.
;.,. mn a. CIRARp. ir,InS r,sl.ury, We heen Sc
60, ,T IT, IIEBIG DISPENSARY. Hl- ftne as
a 81, cg'i>t for se1ses ne" Il iN-'ssiii!
ani hun rels ~ fAIly Nv ing IN n,seiN OF 'h
o1rrIuritT lur consult .yn, persuna.ly n by l-er'
IL Ell Ansut .x
Priynt. Entrance iC5 Mason S;reet, tour BIO Ks "
Gesry Street :rom KesIpy, Min Entrance throusA
Dlspensary Drug Store
, 1884-02-16


sSY SIn,Ub ar An fAreo.sA ~ y
nissued ont u me District Cour. cf toe
r drory os Wax fgs~n sad tor tne I'm.
lraici.l District .Lereot holding terms a.
Ms waaA, WAna WAiia County, IN saa1
T.rrit,rv. AMI {, nee directed and deIssrea
fnr Ia se~u.nt rendered IN s@id pisfEfcs
r.,., 81 C-snbers IN the s1ss day OF Dec
Isss in f.sar Of H. P. IsaAcs. pl.intan, and
"a a.. J oha Wel-h deftniant. for toe sam o.
slss A collars win interest at the rsto on
y o..r cent on SO 80 ard at pr eent, on
% 10 sr m Dec PAN 1888 aid the tuftnrt
I'm, = So co .t,urIeys fees and 81 o. cats
x lii. haze lev eio" the r. iowinS
,;t.-a r-sl -. q 10 ~it- he S'-rsh Z .>t
an ,rt-r Of sec. 10, aai he Mort las, quar- rr
AZ H. South Fast q .srtsr sc ii sna IN
Wet nzif Of o.. Ne qusr er 81 sec. II
all an T.auship7 >nrJh RArg - t.sst e''i.-
t,in,ss 2Si acr-, siiuSs lying q bling N
IA all C unIy W~shiogt Territory.
ne j. e .ty given IN { "n AoadAs t,,~
81 N rch A. 90 1874 Al 'h- hour ,a IL
e c A N ats id va the C"ort n II ns-
Il rim thu CITY srd cam y "f Wall. "as
" A., ,nst.n ierri.. ~ | viii 5 u AL ne risnt
t,,I. .u6 interest If the ssid John Wecn IN
and 10 the above d. scrihed 'eAi esti'e ~ pun
lie mt an 10 the shr~. -nd best bi6cer 20
s.ri.fy said x'eu in and all c as.
q ven DIR nv hand this %, day oi
Janu ,ry A ID is.
Sheriff Il aslls Cou.ty W l.
, 1884-02-16
ST. ElNCENT'S ACADEMY
FOR YOUNG LADIES.
W,LLA VILLA. " T.

eSH'S WFLI-KNOWN INSTI UTION
: - rw BY ye = stan Eng ROW ccuiies
# he nes rTick - r.uctures in h Terri
rosv. Vet Fr "a ~ n c 81 have been sirare1
n he en- trHer."n 81 huiid d.ng Ia insure
.-sf r c,sr - IN c nvsI len. { To the ru-
pill 81 = instius a IT. va ions depa TN n $
....T-=srtarip-. I'D m hal are lsrg-
WI -fni-fe', With a capa itv for ight and
ven. i.sJinn Ia rsnnn b. sYcsilsd n course
o.: -trd -aughr a II V n. ms j. Us ful and
prn,-I:sl, as shown y IN fpliowi pr
Z Suim~:
TR,iAgY DEPARTMENT Sg4Iing, Feeding,
na'.cr. ia A'iftn..-.; II rim and f;e0g aphv.
sTrRMEiI II J 3 Pa. TMVST -RSsd, sSpelE-
~ " iu's, ief \ it"n.scic Urinary Gram
p,s ? sd q; ngraTtv.
SEyI 'iTPu TNENT -''nruIi-'s ruur #
e. iliul.s aDa Rte-,re G oh h, sic;al
a o. sraT-tai ssir, 10, 81 4 u-- of gi..h--.
Con i,'-Te camss i nni c, renal ard
= -is-.i. Ai.-i r., ~. IN c1urs. ~ Brk-keeu.
Nrtarsl Pb''soi n" 1Sri-f hut ocmpr--
=. nsise rours- ai Ihv-i ,.ey, ge. .L2y NJ Bot
any, Com enfinui of iii.t.uy. A cient and
Mnd-Tn FT-nrh. I.--ol- IL uisin and Fancy
~ Dir wo'k. N ise yoca. and instrumental,
Pine and p.Gan.
r al and tnitin' . rmanth SI5 90
Wa-h NJ. ie AMI bed.iiae pr m .nrh 30
Mus c 'n-trume a and vel per Ins.n / 4 90
Fren,b per mon'h h-..-.....-.--.-..... o.
pAr P, Pills PER MONTE.
Senior Dspa rmsfit it.-.....-..... 90
Int@rrne re DIP srtHent 20
Primary Dep -r.Tnnt.. .--- 10
n ch~se fo- ne-ii--Sork. Pupil Iecie,ed
At a-v time For fu sher part,cu arr Apply To
the Snpefi, es-- feh5-si-n
, 1884-02-16

The Brooklyn Netrs has th;a to cay
about party organs "yobciy but a
thick-hsaded politician Ike John c
Thompson, Of Ohio, would hage been SO
foolish as to spppose that at is-day :
newspaper can be made to pay which is
nothing but mere party organ. Thonp-
son las been trying the experiment at the
State capital, ard the resul: haa been the
failure which was inevitable from the
start. The world has moved a good deal
since the time when people were ready to
accept the personal organ of a party man
eyer as newspaper
, 1884-02-16
senaior. elect BiacL burn.

vi hcntuekys new Senator the Baste
Ia.sr- Mountain. ssys: The Blackburn just
elected 10 the United States Senate from
Kentucky Is no. Luke 2. Blackburn, ex-
governor. bas J. 5. Bsckoara, b-o: her.
Joe is one OF the readiest Snd most effective
OF hsnd debatersI ever cent TO congress and
is Jar superior to Lake. ice Blackburn YVES
Raadsips opponent when ne Wss elected
speaker several years ago. Lake is n. =
brilliant Insn. He was e.ectei governor Of
Ks-.acky through gratlsCds 10. his heroic
sacrifice durirg the yellow fever epideaic.
In BeeS and B'ackbarn, heDsacky haa ,so
representatives Of which any state uish, be
u-ouS
, 1884-02-16

xncb ). Los " Memory, Lassstnoe, Noc'iria.
Emissions. Aversion to society, Dimness ei
vision Noises in sle b ad; the vital uuia
usSs;nF uunbierved II the urine and many
a.her diseases that lssd 20 insanity sna oes'H'
DIR MINT wso , ''SCL \ fhi ~.
cRApUATEo. the NNIvfR>Ir oF f'HAaAt'
:, vi. s,r-.t fer-ft : o 80 eas' ri 'h'>
kn, tie VIr list TIVE tund1' MI e.
ne .isI dr,- a,.d tea II n } "li' nos eHif'
o.Anvti in. impuie Or inJ .rols 'oe'. -
ia Nj Tts r,-,t, all P.Iv : DIsE. Is -
c.ssPruy WITHOUT ATI RcU y. So>sViIA-
= as FACE M rough eXI / rs'i"u and ,,-i' 'e-
,n~lad,ns ~ lysis Of urin. s. PR CO o. 'i..I
Rssr.g 1Ivs. s. butte or tour II t. uhT
oa,ntlty. : 20; seat I aGy add'rsS upon y -
ceipt Of ric-, y &. o ID, sesu &c from oh-
.-rv,.tio ;. aud Ia rrir I, n.uie II q re =. ~
pg. A E NINIlE, Il krsrnry Street. San
Franc SEQ, ca.
send t.r D lnphIet and list @ questions.
SAMPLE .ovT rREf.
VIII be sznt TO ,ny one appll iEg By l'tIer,
stating .ymutoms, seN and age. Str;et ser g
in ragard .. rli hI-Ins- ''aueac 'oiS.
DE- MINT1E'S KIDNEY hEIknh
NEpaREIICuAI,c cLrz> IL Sind- - h'D->'
ami B sd Ter CnmpltJuJs, q in'ErtGs,.
I.euc nkm, =. etc. Fwr sae by ali dFGSsl't>'
81 ott e, Fix otis s.; i.
DR. MINTIt'S DANDELI ~ PiL y
hre the hist and cheap=S5 DfSrEPSi a"d
BILIOUS cure in the market sale by
all druggists.
, 1884-02-16
Notice for Publication.
! AND OFFICE At WALLl WALLA,
II L In Il. I'M.

~. TECF Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
y III ..'n, il.y narn,d sertl is4S filed no.
Il . # hrs intention ro IN K IN Al prnnf in sup
:, .t % his ! in. sni tas.t -aid pr IF Xill be
n.ad- bef.Ie L. y LIND uffice at Walia " all =
-. T.. ,.n Mr. 5ta 1854 ! z: + ward H.
Ma gan Id 24l3 or :he SCI Sec S, Tp- 9N.
3. 55E
re n-m-S the r"ioning witnes r. "a prove
his C utif u,u 'e0. er o. upon. mi cuidv s'i''n
f. said ia.Ivz: Y TIL Web. ID j Sharp,
Ban, C..l.rs, " .Ftin johnson, of Waiia
Walla c uEty.
JOSEr H JOEGENsE,, Il gister.
, 1884-02-16

Senator Dawes, who has introduced
bill in the senate 10 provide agricultural
laads for the Ute Indians, should now do
something handsome for the Mass1ehu-
setts Gay Heads. The enterprise which
these emiabls redskins displayed in col
Iectinz the eorpsss washed ashore from
the City of CoIumbus, and holding them
foy ransom, shows that they ara worthy
Of his kindly interest
, 1884-02-16

James Mutt has decided to refuse the
tempting offers Of museum managers and
go TO sors on a farm. This is doubtless
wiso determination. He Is used to
farm work, while he might fail as a pop
ular attraction, for, as the msn who killed
Dukes, he Is really much less q a curl
osity than he would have bseulf he hadn't
kille / lin.
, 1884-02-16
=, &c r.r ;.u3 is s.0-.
LAND n c AZ ALA ALA,

land n { AZ ALA ALA.
I Ian. Il csi
y OII'h / Il u BY ,iVtN III I
- TIL 'w3" ra,I.-.i ~-tTler a. iI!rd n.'-
I,e his Il J-nti n { maze Il "a T 80 IL s;u
,.r. uf hi~ a,m aui th,S ~aii Iro ~Ii b,
.t,rd- ire 1 l. = rirf-e Z " Il a Nai'-
I Ma 1 l-Si z: Nil-m a
.;r, >. - I1D9 ,- 5n- Y I - ~ Is
35E Il s,-s he f. lo-. n IL IS -
- pr vr h:s 81 u,g- rel erc- 'rn- ami
u,Jivat,-'n -. -. 4 '.iud, 2: CE,s. k"m-r,
n :. IA mpsn ., j VA K + 'sli-r n, 'seo.
f. Edln - Ii, Al + VAL " IL. ". I.
Jcs Io-GENsEy- Register
, 1884-02-16
DIR. SpINNEN.
No. II KcIRsEY ST., San FRANCISCO. CAL
-TRlA@s ALI
SpeGia! and Chronic diseases.
YOUNG MEN
N!EELF-AGED MES

There are nnsny et the age os thirty 10 sixty
rho are troubled with too frequent eVacuatlonS
If tie Bladder. often accompanied by s1ght
burniur sensation, and weakening OF the
system in a manner the patient cannot account
fo-. On eTamining the urinary deposits a ropy
sediment viii often be found. and sometimes
small particles Of aIburnen viii appear, or the
color zyill Ne of thin rilkish hue, again
ci angling to a dark ard torpid appearance
there are II any who die of this dihcuisy igno.
ant of the cllse. winch ia the second stage OF
seminal weakness. Dr. Spinney viii gusrSn-
tee perfec. cure in all such cases, and
hsaItbyTests-sation of fthac-nitn-urinary organs.
oFYICE H0URs-1G 70 1. and t0S. Sundsys
frar, 10 to r A. " Consultation free. Thor
ouzh ets rninatioa end advice, 50. Call or sd
DE ST!NNFY 4 co
No. II Kearny ST.. S.n Francisc Cal.
, 1884-02-16

The Eouss Committee on Territories
have reported sdverselyon the bill to ena-
bic the people of the Territories 20 elect
their own Governors snd Secretaries.
This gives our executive q somewhat
logger term, as the people are denied
the privilege of sitting down upon him
, 1884-02-16

- TIE farmers ot Minnesota COMPLAIN
tia, they received in Minneapolis %
cents bushei for the same wheat that
theig mill and elevators paid them only
7s een;s for making margin OF IL
rarir
, 1884-02-16

1t has been suggested tina; Ca'lis!e'
Morrison L Co. have a political eiephsht
in the tariff reform, bat that elephant
viii lifs a mighty borden from the should
ers Of American workers-fally SleO.Ooo
O0O year
, 1884-02-16
VI. for Publication.

Ind OFsIcE At wALLA VILLA,
W T.J n. Ii, 1854.
NOTICE + HFREcY GIVEN THAT
n tn +, Irwin. n,n-.. set le' h as lieh mo-
ice q. hi. int-au Il max hn i prot In sup
,,,r. uf hs chin. ana that said ronI Will tie
mad Lefor~ u. : Laniornce At Wal:a "a,iA
~. ana Feh. ). lSci VIZ: Ssn'l ter'. j.,
Hd- 2il4 for the u 5 / u 5! Sc Sc n.
r .4E. He nam, the ( lowing witnesses
:, t.ro.e his con;lnu Us resiien.e upon. and
caltivation II. said "a, q. viz: Henry ter.
los. Raipvit j g. Merchant, jos. Fl zs,raid.
of walls W la W T.
, 1884-02-16
Nogic. far Puh!lea,isu.
LAsD OFFICE IT VILLA "AILA, |
" T., Jan 3 1854 I

NOTICE l. nEREBY GIVEN Til 7
y the lowing inr'i ,etsler la, nled no.
rice 1T ter ntsu'I =. make u p. oof Ia cup
pars e h-r claim, sni tLst said pio"I will {
IA IL het...e L Ian p.ii a. %, all, Walla,
' Tn VI. h 8. IN>4 z FmIna 4 C., n al
I'd ...9 FOR tie SEl = J e. 4rS.Nk
;. l. ne name frr Ts.I .sStn .JiIrs-rs IL
pTUt Z n.rC nL IA u Tr-lte e Lltnn. ava a.
Z I"n I, sA'I isiHu. ": l. l. X .tidunI
L. t.!n Z "a wal. VI rt,' a .inhnsG-, Grrtruce
=. rux II, all 4 " o.. Wi.
los JULGrNsEN Register
, 1884-02-16
Nst ce--Iiubcr { Gliurr.
LAND nFFIcs At WAILA WALLA, I
VI f. January 81, 1884.

". f. January 81, 1884.
GnMpL LlINTH WING BEEN ENTER
ed a. thi- nt1.e " Frank VI. S,ely against
Richard II VI rsaaii fr failure t. co "psy
with law a. ." = NIB 'IltEre Ec'rv No
I54s atea A:ri7. lSS' upon the SNt Sec
CTS M - r. IA Va. ina Co. W. L. with
A view to th- carc- -, in # ssid entry; c. n
te,tant aiispins t1at the said EicLard III.
NJ .r-b.lI dill nIeak Ur calls to b. broken
five ares # rbe 5Tae- eiaIbed Gu'irg frs.
,e.r. nor has there ae-n any plowing IN sub
one,. years. The $ ii parties s,e hereby
sunn cred 20 a. paa- a, his Cfice On the 20
Gay of Fe.rus-y 1854. st 10 "'ci,c. A. NJ. TO
re pond and ia -n.sh testimony eo"earuin5
said alleged f.ilure. jos. IoRGENsFN.
Register
, 1884-02-16
PATENTS

0btainel, And all Other business in the [. s
Patent Orsee attesd TO for MonsR II Frs
Our oticeis opp,site the U. 8. Patent On ce,
and We can obtain Patents in less time than
those remote from AS-iSGToy.
Send MODEL or DRAWING. We advise as
IN pateatahiirv free "f eh4Iga; and we inak=
No cHARGE CSIE-s WE OBTAIN PATENT
When patent is granted drawing Of your
invention, with sslms, Your name and address,
viii ne published in The United States Pa'euJ
Office Gazette. psper Of immense circulation,
AND THE 0yLT ONE That PUBLISHES THIS
FREE.
We refer here. 10 the Postmaster, the Suyt.
of Money Order Dr.. and 70 officials of the
[. =. P-tent office. For circular, advics.
terms. and references 10 actual clients IN yoar
eva Sta or county, wIifeta.
a. !. s<0w & Co
Opposite Patent Office. Washington. d. C.
, 1884-02-16

L. tie Senatorial caucus at Louisville,
KY, on Feb. oh, Carlisis Withdrew and
Blackburn rss elected for l. b Sena-
tor on the first ballot, the vote now
s.aud;ng-Blackburn, %; Williams, 81,
, 1884-02-16

LAyD UFT'~F II N:LLA WALLA.
". J.. ice IA, 1883.
NOTICE + HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ tha 10 lowing nam d sc tier ha tiled no
tice cf his lpt-pei"n to make hnal proof IN
sn port 4 his cl i'm, an that said proof will
b. made before United Stares Land tthre at
Walla Walla w. r., on Feb tsth. 1855, v'z:
John +. Dseriny. D~ 4S2i Tor thA " NV /.
az d NJ, SWt -ec, IA Tp s n. & So E. he
mans toe fJd wing witnesses e. prove his
continn us residence up n. ard cultivati of,
saii land, viz: job G. ihsier. John Bush
H-nry Lee, Joi Poser, all f Wals Walia,
VT. jus J0RGENSEN, Regi,tsr.
, 1884-02-16

A former resident Of Bozeman named
BrazinskI, Pole, has skipped, leaving
several creditors and young wife to
whom he vas married, then divorced and
remarked
, 1884-02-16

nsitiyelv n. rny-i he SEX and afflicted should
not fail 10 c,ll on biia. The Doctor has 'TaVri,d
extensively II, Eur P- and iusp ctsd thornueh the
vaIi als ht SPIT - ;h e. obtaining great zeal OF Val
uaile iiio mttpn. wh ne Is 'otp =, n 10 nHI az
10 ,lcsa IN nod al III serve : Dtt C BBOS Will
rrak- 10 char E url IS a. eli e q cure Persons a.
disiHL-~ ny D. stEkb IA 10 AZ All
commune tons sir:,t'y 60 4 '-n'rl You -ee 20
one but tie DAe'oa- Tie doe VI ca - vie ot'i'
ersfu. S,n; Tn Co ar 70, g I-,'kssv OF Hs-7.s-
cire Ch.t-e> r-,srfai l.. { Il o. Urlt". Andl s.
DR.. F. q BBON Rov i.9i7, Sac Francesca NeG-
tioa Salia Wal a STATEsgAN. VII
, 1884-02-16
ENGLISH REMEDY

Is s neverfailing cure
Tor Nervous l.ehility,
Ex hsasted Vitality,
Sc miral Weakness
Sper.lztorrhes, Lost
Mar Hood. ImPoten
cy. Paralysis. Pr'sia-
ear-haea. sad all tn
terrible effects ID
Seli-Abuse, Youthful
foIIies and excesSes
IN maturer years
, 1884-02-16
Solt~e for Publication.
LAND OFFICE At WALLA WsLLi, |
~ Z Ian. Il lSs4

LAND OFFICE At WALLA VsLLi,
". 7. ian. Il, 1Ss4
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the FOLLOWING; named settle has fed no-
tiee OF his In'ention "a make hhsl p 4 IN sup
port Of bis ca IN, and thss said + OF wlil oe
made before L. =. Lend Ofsce at Wsia WI a
" T., on Feb %, 1884, VIZ: has. 5. shorter
d. $. 1853, for the >" Sec = I n,
L 81 f. He ines the foil. wing witnesses To
prove his continuous re-iien>e upon. and Guilt
vaticn of. said land, VIZ: JohI L. K udemsn,
Taecdors Routemsn, Ph lIp Suydsr. frat k
fras!n, o. " la " ala County.
jos. 4OkGENSEN, Register.
, 1884-02-16

The belief strengthens that Jay Gould
and Ruasel Sage viii absorb the EVIL
lard stocks.
, 1884-02-16

Fred Douglas wants the colored line
efiaeed in other matters, but ne draws 1t
himself AZ matrimOny.
, 1884-02-16

Harpers Weekly is no longer the Nasty
sheet i: was when it lampocued and carl
eatured the best statesmen in the land.
, 1884-02-16

1.e neces .itv for prompt end eHhc;ent horse
hold remedies il daily growing more 'nl,I[
tive. and Of these Hosset'er,s stomach 1- b'--
,ers is the chief in perit and most p"pu'Sr
Irregulari.Y Of the stomach ard bowels ual =
risl fsyers, liver c7mplaint'. debility I1euins-
ism and ruinar silmepts are th-rnUghiy on
ouered by this Incompatible family re- oTa'ige
npi N edicinal safeguard, and Il Is jnSty re
garied As the pure,t and most comprehensive
remedy o. is class For sale by a! druggists
and dealers generally.
, 1884-02-16
Hurran for Cenfer,iIie-

The track Is completed and the train run
ming TO tae Csnserviils depot about halt 8
u;le ,e;s SIDE Of ths town Yesterday the
s;,,. trssn ls.i Of wheat iron that point
arrived IN Psediston. and aDo,her came IN
ri. nening. Tnes= two trains comprised
es ..,,. or shoe: $50 tons of wheat. parity
shipced from osaserville and partly nom
Am. We esasrssala:e the citizens OF
o,- .;,t.r sevn of Censsrriils oa being able
,..ss a rsis seas fron bone % the keen
., I,s.-Eax ere9ssias.
, 1884-02-16
To the Unfortunate
DR.. Gibbons
D:SPsN3kRY.

CnH KEAENY ST.
Ok2 cuIn rot Cprliurr-
,iaS ret. San fr.ueisco,-
sab isBeI IA lNj4. rOf the
r-atul 1T of Sexual and
, NINA. Diseases, such rs
ORD ca, tsieeI.
,Irisiure, syphilis, III
Al IFS iOrins, -eniinai
, 1884-02-16

Axssrs THIa lis tsee 4 pses0e a''ss -. -
ever saua $ case Il seue. hiasSa' -.
- o. psurslziA az any dase,sss - .aA
=. nr.r .Hkiassysx Hy ReD xa
sc''
, 1884-02-16
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY I6.nss4.

II is iutimsted that Delegate Brsnts
viii not be a candidate for reelection.
, 1884-02-16


FoIlies Of goulh
Such as Spssnzs Ts0a, Il S';l nsi = 'eaLne.s
or Loss of Periect Vitality. Nearly - I-;h rds
Of all .he Chronic Diseases sprrg either d.
re.tIy c- indirectly from seine arrangement q
the seItu,l sys-em, AMI set this -u5Jec' Is neg
leered oy The majority OF the medical pr''ies
son.
know taat perscus vino sre az fGr-r1nate
enough 10 r. afliciui b. sHy i0Tm q sexua
d,sease ye e dsiicaGy IL c. i.H- upon -
proper physician In tiy.l-. fTaIr 6 sens Of nod
est; aud Sometimes fsasa ;gu,r-ues, and le--
NIT tho DISEASES g exist u.if their c n-ilTu-
riaas become corrupted. theH G. ns5itu-' ns
broken ioUn, ara the hGPss II iJ-tUre haIs /
n.sS blIghts@. uGti; ieaEh bec0Jaes 3 weic'
nles-engsr n cs,ry them cut q thsir rciseTs'-it
exi~teDs--
Eve-,,! n. s,rics.y rs3-rti-l der all
I.osr o. art -ai :. Ifactl- sa-tor7i. ''s'arri
Rrarrh:i- h1rft pi-s---= Sain Di-eas--
Rheua ati-u., EidEsv i'o1.' AZ :, znd 3 ! o.
eases Il the .'y- ana EaT, '''o--sc and B!ad-
de-. re csn cure vi's--i ISL
sXConsoitzgicn See, and liz of printed
questions ssut b. tLoss .iviEg q 4 Gistslce who
cannot consult hin rsonaily. Enclose pcs
tase stamp for let.
. Office iss end Is4 Third ST., opposite Ma
sonic Hall Ofsoe Hour IT n 10 % y a. ~,
% and % s P. "
Al, letters os professional business must be
addressed To DR. Paul " BRENAN &
Cu. Patsiaui. G1-son mvaatf
, 1884-02-16
1EIS

crrrnsthening kem-
edy and Nerve Tonic
b the lezjt;n>se re-
suit Of over = ye-.s
nf practical expert
ence. and eures With
uni.iling cerrAinty
Nervous and Phys;-
eal Debility, Seminal
Wsekness, Spe-na-
t.arrnnS ProStz,or.