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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-03-04
DISGACED BY THE MAYOR.
A Chief Magistrates Novel Way
of Winding Up a Terrible
Spree.
Fremont Ohio News.

Fremont Ohio News
Mavor Lcwenstein, who distinguish
ed himself last ni-ht by bowling
through the town like wild man at
the head of a band of inebriated
Italian musicians, is still engaged In
painting the town red. His honor
is tall man with pair of very long
legs. The efforts OF his own police
force to catch him have proved futile.
He eau climb up an awning post
with the agility of d cat. aud when
once On the top he kicks viciou>lv
at his pursuers. The town is in arms
over the matter. Mayor Lowenstein
has kept the place in a perfect fer
ment all day, and finally ex-president
Hayes was sent for. He at once
sought the drunken official.
This conduct is horrible" said Mr.
HAYES. at would be bad enough in
any one, but for a man to act this
way Who has been elected chief mag
istrate of Fremont, on the temper
ance platform, is simply infamous !"
Hays was very red in the face, and
his stern remarks caused a good deal
of excitement.
Mayor LoWenstin, who was cover
ed with mud and had the front torn
out of his shirt. gazed at HAYES
with drunken Indignation, and then
gave one of his familiar war whoops
"Who're you talking TO, you old
tallow candie?" demanded tie may
or
II don't wish you to address me in
that manner. sir" said Mr.. Hayes,
moving back among the crowd.
You're big uothin," shouted the
mayor, daHcin. around the pavement
Oh one foot and squarins of, Come
right cut here and Sc me down you
in the gutter. Whoop. :" and e
mayor iorked off his high hat and
kicked it clear across The street. Mr.
HAYES called an officer, and said he
wanted the mayor arrested, but the
latter decliued to act in tie matter.
The crowd then retreated, and the
mav0r. more excited than ever.
rushed into the court room, called the
Judge liar and then undertook tie
task Of cleaning out the jury-box.
In The confusion that followed the
Judge left the bench, and it required
the united efforts Of LAWYERS and
court officers to get the mayor out of
the room.
His honor enjoys the reputation of
being a good fellow when sober, and
1T is for this reason that nobody will
interfere with him. The members
of the family are deeply mortified
over his conduct, and the shutters of
his house on Hilton terrace are closed.
An indignation meeting of temper
arce leaders was held at Mrs Haves's
residence this evening, 200 ladies
being present. Mrs. HAYES presided,
and spoke of the mayors conduct as
shocking to the last degree" She
also offered a resolution which was
unanimously adopted. providing for
his instant removal from Office.
Mayor LOwenstein was found at the
entrance of the park shortly after 10
o'clock tonight. He had removed
his boots and coat. and laid down in
the snow for a sleep In this condi-
ton he was carried home.
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Cuticura Kesolyenf, the y,

Cuticura Kesolyenf, the New Blood Pur-
Der, DiuTete, and App rIent, expellS disease germs
from the blood and prTsi ration. ard thus removes
the cause. CUTICURA, the great Skin Cure, in
~tantly allays Itching ami inflammation, clears the
skin and S-alp, heals Ulcers and Scars, restores
the Complexion. CUTIcURA Sap, an exq, islte
SKIN Beautiter and Toilet Eequisile. Is indiSpen-
si6le in treating Skin diseases, and for rough
chapped, or greasy sSin, bitckhcadS, bl-tches and
Baby Humors CCrICURA REMEDIES are the Only
infIlIible blood purifiers and skin beiutihrTs-
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-03-04
TRUSTEES SALE

Whera-s, 4. VI. Frsker and sue NJ. Fraker hls
wife, by their certain deed Of trust dated the 18th
day of March, 1883, and duly recorde in the re-
corder's office OF Pettis cOunty, Missouri in book
No. -, page 36i conveyed TO the undersi ned as
trustee the following described real estate situus
IN the city of Sedaa, county Of PettiS ami state Of
Missouri, viz Lots No. seven (7) and eight in
block No eight Isl in the original plat OF the City
OF Setsli Which said conveyance was made in
trLst To secure Richard Ritter, COrd KIuSe and c.
Z. Clay, for having gone security for said x. NJ.
Fraker and one A. ID. Fisher q note {: ereiu
described, and With covenants In said Ell for in
SuranCe Of the property therein conveyed + r the
benefit of said Ritter, KruSe and Clay and for the
ayment Of taxes ON said property and whereas
said note has become due. and default has been
made on the payment of the same. ana the other
covenants III said deed have not been kept, now,
therefore n the request of the said Ritter Cord
Bru~e and Z. G.. Clay, and M pursuance of the
terms Of said deed Of trust, public notice is hereby
gwen that the undersigned trustee viii,
On THURSDAY, THE 2OTH DAY OF MARCH,
1854,
between the hours OF ten O'Clock in the forenoon
and five O'Clock in he afternoon Of that day at tho
court house door in tine city OF Sedalia. county Of
PrttiS, and state of Missouri proceed TO sell the
above described property at public vendue to the
highes; bi.tder Tor cash 10 pay said note remain
ing unpaid, AMI 10 IA ike good said broken cove
nants, and costs and expenses Of executing the
trust f. j. SMITH. Trustee
Feb. 10Th, 1884 226wit.
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Chas. iIoufOn. Esq. Law

Ch7s- HoufOn. ESQ. lawyer, y state street,
Boston, reports a ease % >aulr Rurum under his
observation Tor ten fefrS, which covered the
patients body aud limbs, and To which all klOwn
methods Of treatment hJd been applied without
t~neht, W. iCh WIS completely Cur.d soil BY tue
skin.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-03-04

III. y. Carpenter. Henderson, New York
cured 81 P>rit'i~ or rprosy Of twenty years
standing, ~ CJrICi "a EEKEDIrS The most Won
drTfui UTr IrcOT.t. duStpanful OF scales iyl
from him H. ly- PhysI .IaoS and hi. friends
tiIa u sht I've must die t'ire sworn IO b...o'e a
Justice of the peace AMI iirudcr>on'S most Prom!-
n6ut CifiZe :.
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Is NOT A
Liquid or Snuff
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

silhouette pictures a. they appear from issue 10
issue. They viii be pleased with the collection
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-03-04
Mr and Mrs. Everet, S,ebbins. ReIcher-

town. Was, wTJte- cur iit'lr y was te Iibly
afflicted WITT >" Ciul1. suit ithTufu aui r. ySip,--
a. ever since he born, and nothing could
give him helped hi.n until We Ir cd CUTICUKa
REMEDIES, which gradually cured him, until he j.
fair a. any child.
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or co1Srsc VI mean the famous animal appearing
on tie label 81 every genuine package Of Black
wells Byil Durham Smoking Tobacco. Every
dealer kcefs this, the 5-sr smoking, TobaccOma,ie
Nome genuine SithOu: trademark OK the BuL.
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This space is owned by
BLLCKWELL'S BULL
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A true copy from the record
G.. W Barnet plaintiff = attOrnfv 34w4t
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-03-04
ELY'S
Cream Balm .

has gained an enyia-
i'ie reputation wlIeT-
ever known, display
ing all other prepare
lions. AL article 0i
tIndUubted merit. J.
[ Onve lent and
IL causes IA
pain nor sneeEng.
, 1884-02-02
Who is on the Peoples SIDE!

This Is the practical question Of the
day. 1t has been claimsd for American
government that sit is Of the people, by
the people, and for the people. THIS is
a pleasing and senientious definition Of The
source of right administration AID am
of popular government. and well Glstln-
guishes it frcm power that is ceuTraiZed
and arbitrary 1t IS possible, however,
20 defea, the nopaiar viii TO such az ex-
tent as Ia make this definition OF self
government an empty phrase, aid he END
of legislation IL frequently used, not to
advance the well btirg of the people, bat
the rapid enrichment Of individuals VII"
have banded together to secure class
legislation, at cos's money To hx things,
writes TIE rich Huntington as his exper-
fence Of great Traffic thr Ugh the world
Of legislation.
/, ne on the peoples SIDE who deals
with the peoples representatives as with
az. baIl";!
Ii is asserted that 1T costs money, an
amount propor,ionate to IFS dignity, to
secure political offics. Are public ser
wants so chosen on the peoples side
The inordinate love If money IS the
root Of nearly every evil that is found
70 day in our political system. l. temps
public men TO belray express trusts the
people ha' e co nmitt,d TO them, judge
to sell their opinions, and legislators iheir
votes.
To suddenly accumulate wealth ,and
ou'shine his neighbor, - lie indcpen-
dent Of and apart from the common pso-
pie, ia the ambition OF The average Amer
ican. Money made in the Uni ed States
is lavishIy spent In Eur Pc. Rich American
girls marry impecunious titled foreigners,
learn to looS askance at American people,
forget their kindred, their country and
It's institutions. American boys are emas-
cllated by foreign eiuc.ti,n 10 a. e&-
tent that units them for honest Arlar-
lean work.
We read that iuanims'e objsc's we're
ruined anciently by the muse Of Or
pheus Tyre.
The jingle Of cJn is to day potential
to move men away from honor, fidelity 10
truth and duty Tie civil service reform
we need is that wh.ch viii busy itself 70
eliminate the power of money from po
tiles AMI bring ofii,e wi.ain the leach Of
the poor
IN fares :he land, - Fastening lis prey
Where wealth acCumuia.es AID men decay"
, 1884-02-02
shrriG, , sal. oiReai Esiate.

DY VIRTUE OF Az INECC iIC-N
sei-srsd o1: cf the District Court Of TIE
I-.,ricc,g ~ W.sAipgs~I a-d .tor the First
.Fu,i:,ial Distri-, s.ers"i Sc.diES terms ~
WsI!% WaIla, Walla Waila { uaty, IN sa q
Territorv, AM = Ils Gi.ecc-i ana Ge Ivsred
4, i1Esel.. r. ierSered u sid Dls,ri {
{. ut a. Cha abe.s \ tie IL: Gay of bse.
1888 IN Iav.ro OF H. p. Isaaes, plsint'i, aEd
sga;ns. John WeIch defendant, fO- Ihe sHTn o.
SIS2 a dollars with interest at the rAto oi
II Der cent on 80 and az per cent CT
SO. 90 from Dec. eth 1873 and the further
sum OF SOS. 90 attorneys fees and 81 81 costs
of sait, | have leyieiOn the icl owing feS-
eribed real estate to Wit The South East
quarter Of sec 10, and the NOrtn East quarter
cf tie South East quarter o. sec. II, and the
West has of the South West quarter OF sec. IL
al in Township Z. North Rsnge 81 East coz
tanning $50 acres situate lying AID being IL
Walla Walla Cgunty Washington TertoTy.
Notice il hereby given that on Monday the
Sd day Of II -rch a ID. 1854 st the hcrr Of II
c'clocS a. NJ. OF said day a. the Court House
deer in the city and eounty Of Walls NSlia
Washington Territory l viii sell all the right
title and interest Of the said John Neick IL
and to tie above described real estste et pub
lie au-t:on % the highes. and best bidder to
satisfy said execution and ali costs.
Given under ny hand this 10Th day OF
January a. d. lsst.
JAMES B. THoNPs0S.
Sheriff of WAlla County w. T.
, 1884-02-02
NEW YORK DRY GOODS STORE
RUDEE & KAsPER, Proprietor.
shrriGs saie Of seai Estase.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ENECUFiCS
ID issued out Of the District Court Of The
territory or Washington and fer the First Ju
diriai Distric. thereof holding terms al Wai-a
Valia WaIil WaliG County IN said Territory
and to lne directed sni delivered for Ju!Er-
Y -1t rendered in justices Court before = J.
Whitman Justice Of the Peace in sni Tor y -
I. WsFla Cnunty ". 7, on the lss Gsy oi
Dctabsr 1879. and which judgment was duiy
i!ei in the County Auditors office Of " Ia
WsEa County ". T. on the l2-h dav of No
v.rnb-r 1855. In favor Of Frank Weber p-ain-
t;I and against John O'Donneii defendant tor
the sum Of $1,000 with interest at the rs.e oi
, Der cent per month from October lst 1879
tncether with Sl4,3 % costs Of suit, ] have
levied on the following described real estate 20
Wit: The South East quarter o. the North
West quarter Of Section y in Township !
North Range 80 East situate lying and beng
in Wsl!a Walls County v ashlngton Tern
tory.
Notice Is hereby given that on Monday the
"A dav Of March 1884. at ihe hour OF 2 o'clock
p AZ of said day at the Court House door III
TIE civ and couaey IF WaIla Walla Washing
ton Territory | Will sell at public auction 10
th, highest bidder ell the right title and inter.
est winch The SAID defendant John oDonn-ll
had N and 10 the above described real estate
ON the 10Th day # November 1880. or tas
since acquired TO satisfy Faid execution and all
eosts
Given uuder r.y hand Sis 25ta day Cf Jar-
JAMES b. TRoKPso.,
Sheriff of Msi!a " ala y. I.
, 1884-02-02

The Republican, as weii as certain
.'In5ependent" papers, take special de-
Ir.h, IN preten5iEs that the Dsunocra's
are cJntinuaiiy ''Diundsring faey
keep their courage up all the yes7 round
by their shivering fun on this slaJeci'
and when tie elections are over and iheIr
banners are trailing IN the mai thsy
historically proclaim that the Democrats
have again "blundered" into victories.
They pl.y 50 continually On this s'ring
that even many Democrats themselves
are partly persuaded that such Is the
fact. Hence, let US see what kind oil
laundering" the Democrats hsVe been
guilty Of in the last three or four years
They have held their own IN the on-
tied States Senate.
They have changed the United States
House Of Representatives from Repao-
Iican body of twelve majority, to a Dam
ocratic one Of seventy seven majority
They have elected a Democratic
governor in California III place OF Re
publican
They have elected Democratic GoT-
ernor IN Colorado in place Il a RrPubh-
can.
They have elected Democratic gov
ern0r In Connecticut in place Of Rspno-
lican.
They have elected a Democratic gov-
ernor IN Kansas in place Of RsPubh'
can
They have elected a Democratic gov
ernor in Michigan in place OF RePuh
loan.
They have e.e ID a Democratic GOV
ernor in Nevada III place Of a Repubii-
can.
They have elected Democratic gov.
ernor in New York in place OF Repub-
lican.
They have elected Democratic gov
ernor in Pennsylvania in place OF Re
publican
They have elected Democratic gov
ernor in Oaio IN Place Of Rep"elI-
can.
They have elected Democratic gov
ernor in Tennessee in place Of Repub-
lican
Not to say anything of the ele2tion OF
Batter in Massachusetts, year ago ana
the sweeping Democratic victory IN Nlr'
gina few weeks ago.
And in November 1854 they VII
''blunder" into the Presidency, and don't
you ferges it.
II this Is laundering the Democrats
do moi need to be as much alarmed about
it as the Republicans.
, 1884-02-02
Political Pointers.

Can 1t be that the snow Is holding
oil till next Noyemberl This is the Dem
o1ratic year, you know.
Congress, like a flock Of sheep, must
either be led or driven Ii rs natural
leaders. ,he executive heads Of the gov
ermsn., are eat eff from any access, the
droyer with whip ana dogs must DO the
work from behind.
FIR he frs. time IN quarter ot CEN
tury. the entire government Of the State
of Ohio has been turned over to the Dem
ccrsey. ard the Republicans, Ike Neaw-
Der. are out of a jeb aui waiting fer
something to turn up.
HnGly greater eyil can befAil mem
b,r ct the human family shIn that
Of having more money than he
knows vha: to d. With. Too mach in
one breeds .uxary, extravaganza, op-
preston, pride, vain gloriolsness, ali
the manifold forms Of hmln vice al de-
pvavity
Two hundred million eggs were im2ar-
ted Into ,his country during the psst year
and they came in free Of duly. thus CON.
peting with ou- American hens Why
not p-o:ec; ou- American hers sgsins,
competition with tae ''Paupss hens OF
Egroye," and tins build up this infan,
isdus,y
That tie Republicans anticipate spend
ing whole barrel full Of money this pres
identiai campaign is evidenced by the fact
tla; thev unanimously elected
Mr.. Sabin chairman Of thsir National
Cemmii,ec, a Gentleman She is worth
Si5,003,Go9 We can tell ou, Rspubli-
can friends tha, money is all their party
has got 10 elirg 70 now. FIT can't help
them they are gone up,
, 1884-02-02

\ searcLer for truth Whites from Port
land. Oregon, II the y. \. S.n. that the
great Nlr;hwes: is not the place fcI men
withou; some money. He adds that !; men
who are down a, the heel and !!aye& cut
everywhere else Continue to Fusa forward
into Oregon, that g7ea; state VII 6s fools
paradise BY another year, with more
ramps than there were in New Ea-lani
Just after the collapse in 1873. Clerks
and mechanics may ss well stay where
they are, and, indeed, the farmer who has
from $50 to 500 will DO better to stay a;
horne than TO spend il all travelling 10 an
unexp'o.e3 country.
, 1884-02-02
finh-Eye.

4 telegram says: a disease, tboagh; to
he pink-eye, has appeared among the horses in
the r!ciaity Q: NaPa Junction, Solsno county,
recently, "h;ch proved fatal in every case. 4
number Of valuable horses have died from It. -
i better way ta state the news would have
been tEis: Some ho-se-oYners near Napa
Juncti. n. Solano county, have been keeping
their stock in iI'-yentils:ed and dirty stables,
Lh-Uugh ignorance or l2zineSs. and have there bv
ost tie animals. as they richly deserved
, 1884-02-02

In our satisfaction a; the final hang
!rg Of Wheeler, let Us recollect that he
hadn't cert 10 make HE fight with As
he himself said, on his last evening on
earth, if he coald get respite and raise
a little money hs would be al right.
would not have been hanged
hai be been rich; nor even It he had had
a few thousand dollars. /. is only the
ooor msl that eur LAYS VIII such victories
over.-San F.snci=c9 Report
, 1884-02-02

! wish IN say 10 you thst have heen suffer
ing for the ,sst five years with & severe itching
al over. have heard ot Hop Bi:ters snd
have uisd it i have used up four bc..les, AID
it has done me more good tLsn al the doctors
and medicines ths. they coald use on CT With
ne. | am I'D AMI pcor bu. feel 70 bless you
for such relief bv your medicine and from
torment Of the doctors. l have hsi fifteen
doctors ST ne. ore gave me seven ounces o;
solution OF arsenic: mother took four quarts
of blood from me. All they could tell was
sas, !. ~as skin sickness, Nov, after te-se
+ ur bottles Of your medicine, ny sk;n is vel.
Glenn AID smooth as ever.
, 1884-02-02
Eeo.te on Tobacco.

De'eyats BTents VIII shortly lay before
the house a petition from the retail dealers
IN manufactured tobacco IN Wells Walls
praying the tabacco rebate to be distributed
70 d,alsrs The manufacturers took their
rebate Gu. il stamps, tut the lecal dealers
have to wait Until it pleases Congress to
make al app7opriat on for the purpose and
thin 1wzi. iss Distribution.
, 1884-02-02
Vital QueSsi,ons :.

Ask the most eminent physician
OF any school, what is the best thing in the
Vo,li foT quie.ing AMI a.iaying al Irritation
Of the rerves and curing all forms .: FERROUS
complaints, gi;iug natural, chilGlike refreshing
sleep always,
And they viii tell you uEhesi5atiHaly
Some form of Hop"
CHAPTFR !
Ask any OF all Of the mos. eminent ply
s;cisns:
what is the lest and only remedy that
can be relied on To cure all diseases of THE
kidneys and urinary organs; such as Bright :
disease. diabetes. retention or Inability to re-
tain urine. and all the diseases and ailments
peculiar To Women"-
And they Will tell yo1 explicitly ami EN-
pha:icaliy ''Buchu."
Ask the same physicians
What is the most reliable and sur, -
cure for all liver diseases or dyspepSiI; con
stipaI0n, Indigestion, biiousneSs. malar!al
ferer. ague.&c :" and they will tell you:
Mandrake! or DandelIon.'
Hence, when these remedies are combined
WITH others equsliv valuable
And compounded into Hop Bit.ers such
it'Cncmied next week.
, 1884-02-02

In the House Of Commons forty members
are necessary TO make quorum; in the
House of Lords only thres, and frequency
in one night measures affecting lives AMI
properties are passed through two read
ings BY three old gentlemen in a gilied
mann
, 1884-02-02
Isfray sslice.

Cane 20 ny plaee On upper Dry creek Wal
IA Waila " 4, on Mareh last. sorrel mare
and colt. The Eiase las three white legs and
white streak IN face, ard IS branded A on left
sh1r'de-. sni 20 On the right shoulder. The
animals have hesn posted according to law
and if rct clAimeizi 30 csys vii be sold to
paw expenses C. R. FRAZIER
Jan. % 1884 Wit.
, 1884-02-02
We WANT ONE THING UNDERSTOOD

lave old goods stocSnohng faded hop~on style
al this goods fresh desirable Of most
ud be sell NEW goods doubt such thing
I'd of before, but that's The altered cmnuneaon
cange In the future propose goods AID TO sell
any house New Yor tu do that present stock mustb
getting around the inevitable law that person w purchase
where they bought There friendship buy
It's the plain Of low prices that ahead II sal
New York Will because
Ize that fact that cutting down prces
, 1884-02-02
The Exchange IsteI.

Strange but nevertheless trss, that the
Exchange Hotel is now enjoying one cf the
largest rams of custom in The CITY. Single
meals. - ceuts. Boari per week, S4
Board and room from = 70 s..
54w-tf IA. y. TGyc, Prop.
, 1884-02-02
4 GnEa.

To sJl who are suEerinsr IRON the errors end
ud;lcretioas oi yogrH, ueTvOCs weakness, esriy
decay. los Of manhood, etc, vii send re-
zine that viii cure you, EREEGF CHARGE.
This great remedy was discovered by mis-
sionery ir South America. Send . sell adj
dressed envelope % he Rev. Joseph I. In,
man. station y, Nez York C;sy.
~-9S 81 70
, 1884-02-02

The story that Minister Lowell wears
knee-bresches !, 8 base ialsehcoi If
anybody wants to know Just hox ne
dresses al court receptions, ls, him iook
at the pictures of "Unc;s Sam" Mr.
Loweils clothes are made out OF Amsri-
can hAgs, and are in every particular
identical With those xcrn BY that per-
,auidcas.oa of American indepen6ene~,
D. s
, 1884-02-02

The fact that eel goods exclusively for cash important Fsan
silk Sell goods
cst
credit where won reasonable understand that house
sell different
goods
We 90 with but 4 tiAIg LOSE
, 1884-02-02
NOt.cH

Al ,l-f,.z ,'-lr nc 7 ,st e settled hr cash or
note before Jan. !. 1884, I have placed NV az.
cn:ints n the hands oi J.. J. Goodrich wEo ia
authorized 60 settle the same. He vii be
found in niy Office or in RS adjoining Diine.
t.w-tf. y. G.. BLALocE, ii ,.
Wal.a Walla. Oct Is. 1888.
, 1884-02-02

Mr.. Beecher IL smorg the latest re
crui;s for the Democratic party, and he
clsims thai tens of thousands OF "silent
voters" are going with him. on the
revenue reform platform
, 1884-02-02
Paralysis, Nine Years.

After having suffered fUr 9 years wi-h
para!,s So" say, NJ. Joseph Yates. Of Pater-
sou, New jersey, g was cured By Samaritan
NeTriae" Nh. Yates authorizes this state
ment. Yor- druggist keeps i, 81 50.
, 1884-02-02
for Sale.

On North Jrniper UWatilla county Oregon.
$50 acres Of land; 100 acres decided had half
section railroad land; $50 acres is under fence
and I4O sA!vn tJwheat \ good h3nse and
abundance Of wate! on the f.IIn which vi be
sold foz s, 600. Arp!y -
D. C. Cor.
lmG-w North jumper.
, 1884-02-02

We have made arrangements with eastern importers and
manufacturers for the future delivery of Dress Goods and
Silks in this city and the difference prices between New
York and San Francisco revealed alarming situation
1t has revealed the positive fact that Dress Goods and
Silks purchased in San Francisco high in price
, 1884-02-02

Society IS advancing in Texas. The
Texas legislature hes ius: passed bill
mixing fenee-eutting selony, After SO
important step as this, Why m.y one
not hope that before long Texas vii To
gard murder aimat as serious crime a
male-stealingi
, 1884-02-02
Rubber SGcEcy.

Nessrs. Nye & FraBk are ths agents Of Brad
ey 4 Doheny, of Portland, for rubter AMI
leather be!tias Of every description, and rub
Der hose. Nye & Frank, 2i4 Main street,
Walls Walk. c%.t
, 1884-02-02

ANsEER TH!s. L there PERSON liVirg wbo
ever saw a case Of a-,ue. hiilio1sresa. nervous
ness, or neural,ia, or any disease Of The stonl-
arh, li.er y kila,y, a Hrg bitters will
not cure!