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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-05-25

10000 people il the road is com
rleted the lst Of September than
there will ~ II finished the 10Th of
October. Merchants are wal.in..
10 maze sure Of turlr ability 20 III IN
goods VIA our roil ami unless | cav
absolute a>sdla.rc thai the road vlll
he flushed the Isl "a: Sep emh,r, III.
Fail business mus lie Transported
~ othcrr"ut"-, II II loss to IN com
plnI of from 500 eco To 500 ,Otu.
Cyclone at Kacine.
! R,cINE, Wis. Nav lS.-A cyclone
strack TIN, city at I II coming from
the southwest. touching lightly III
the southwestern portion Of the
town but doing fearful hay, C il the
eX'reme northeast. where t!nr;v five
:" tJltv hnn~''> are sw"p1 clean.
. Inc loss OF lie Is variuu,iv estlm
ited. -Four are known to be killed
several others manned and number
re missing. Ia" track Of the tor
, il'!o, aS far as visahl- to :he south.
rc~t, show, everything to be leyeicd
% the gIound. The Il .rkness and
c"nfn@'' II ~ vent az ;hin, like ii re
'.;JIr ItI"prt tu-niGht.
Tnr N-bra sam t., nado.
Lincoln, May Is The sto: IN near
Val paralsu Yesterday was not as bad
As reported Eight buildings were
demolished, including two school
houses. Mrs. Latton had an arm
and leg broken. Her infant Was SER
iously hurt on the head 10y a flying
timber. Damages will not exceed
5000. The tornado was about $50
feet wide, and following a ridge that
extended about eight miles.
Twenty Persons Killed at Racine.
RACINE, Wis, May 1S.-The first
cyclone in the history of this section
struck Racine at I O'Clock to night,
passing through the extreme north
western portion Of the city, de-
molishing $50 houses and barns, and
causing loss of life of about 20,
besides 100 more or less seriously in,
Jured. The day was ushered la
bright and cool, with a fresh wind
blowing.
Tornado at Valparaiso, Nebraska.
LINCOLN. Nebraska, May 1S.-A
cyclone struck Valparaiso, II miles
north of here last evening. Five
buildings Were demolished, and three
men injured. Their names aud the
extent OF their injuries are pot
known, as the wires are down, and
full particulars will not be obtainabie
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Guardians Sale

IN Probate Court, ThurstOn county,
i Washington Territory.
In the matter of the Estate of Linnie
Barnes, - minor.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed, Harriet l.. Boander, guardian of
the person and estate of her minor child,
Linnie Barnes, VIII, on
Saturday, June I'd, 1858,
at o'clock p. NJ. at the front door of the
Court House of ThurSton county, Wash
ingtOn Territory, in thu city of Olympia,
sell at public auction To the highest bidder
for cash. United States gold coin. all of the
right, title and interest of Linnie Barnes a
minor, the same being an undivided one
sixth interest in the north one quarter of
the Donation Claim of Nelson and Annie
Barnes, situated id Thurston county,
Washington Territory, said one-sixth in
terest amounting to about Twenty-Five
acres.
Said sale is made in pursuance of an
order of sale made by the above named
court i'll the above entitled cause. on the
5th day OF May. A. ID. 1873.
HARRIET l.. BOLANDER.
Guardian OF the person and estate Of
Linnie barnes, a minor.
Dated May llth, 1858.
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+. X. Brown, Plaintiff,
vs..
Vim. Ii. Mitchell, Defendant.
| The United states of merica
To VIM, III. MITCHELL ID. fpnda m

VS..
Vim. Ii. Mitchell, Defendant.
The United States of America
10 Vim. II. Mitchell. -. fendant:
In the name of the L nited States ofAmer-
lea, you are hereby required to appear in
an action brought against you by the
abovenamed Plaintiff IN the District Court
of the Second Judicial District OF the
Territory OF Washington holding terms at
Olympia, i'll Ihur>tOn county. for the
counties III Mason, Chehalis and Thurston,
and To answer the complaint filed therein
Ia copy of which accompanies this sum
mons within twenty days exclusive of
the day of SerViccl alter the scr\ ice on Won
of this >UlnnlpnS-If served wdhin this
county: or, il served out OF this county,
tut Within the Second judicial District
within thirty days; or ii served out of
said District, then within forty days; or il
served by publication, then within sixty
days from date hereof, or judgment by de-
fault will be taken against You according
to the prayer of said complaint.
This action is brought upon the bond of
Stephen H0dgedon, as administrator OF
recover the sum of S6!3 10, and interest
ty has been levied upon To satisfy said
claim and costs.
x--x Witness John p. Hoyt. ESQUIRE
L. S. Judge of the said District Court
*--* and the seal OF said Court this
10Th day of March, A. ID 1882.
X. q. OBRIEN, Clerk.
BALLARD Il MCFADDEN, Plaintiffs Attor-
neys.
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3lrw advertisements.
Notice for Bids.

NpTIi l. * h,r,iy given to all persons
~ Interested. that sealed proposals fer
fuIni>hln" the city OF Olympia with VIA
ter. Tor ire ami ether purposes, will he re-
cciNtd hy the city of Ol, mpia up to ana
including the i3ilI day III June, 1853.
All bids must lie addressed To the city
Clerk. the city reserves the right To re-
ject any and all bids
CIIAS. MEISTER.
th'n Committee on Fire and W alter.
Olympia, May -, lse3. ID
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SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
No. 2,lO7.

IN the District Court of the Second Judi
l. cial District of the Territory OF WASH
counties OF Thurston, Mason and Cheha-
lis.
Action brought in the District Court of
the Second Judicial District of the Terri
tory of Washington, holding terms at
Olympia for the counties OF Thurston
Mason and Chehalis, and complaint filed
in the county of Thurston, in the Office OF
the clerk vi the said District Court.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY
A SURE CURE GUARANTEED.

TIRE. c. VESTS NERVE AND FRAN TREAT
II mcnt gsp.cic Tor II ysteria. Dizziness. Con-
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Loss ot MeInury. Sler,natUrhua, InIuteNcy, H.
voluntary emissions. premature old age, caused
by nverexertion, seli-abIIse OVER indulgence,
which leads To misery. decay and death. One box
Will cure recent cas.s. Each box contains one
month : treatment; one dollar box, or SIX boxes
for five dollars; sent by mail prepaid on receipt
of price. We guarantee six boxes to cure any
case. With each order received by us for sir
boxes. accompanied with five dollars, We will
send the purchaser our written guarantee to re-
tnrn the money II the treatment does not effect
cure. Guarantees issued only by
WOODARD, CLARKE & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail pruggis s, Portland. Oregon.
Orders by mail at regular prices. 32y
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~, JAS IL IdIDSil.
The bounds of Road District X was
changed so as to extend to the limits
o; the City of Olympia.
A petition was considered praying
for a change in the road between
the Barnes ond the Dickerson farms,
whereupon Jessie Ferguson, w. G.
Isreal and F. w. Brown were ap-
pointed viewers.
Several complaints were made to
the Board by the the taxpayers.
claiming that their property had been
enumerated in the list of unknown
property and sold for taxes, W hen they
had properly returned the same and
paid taxes theron.
The printing for the current year
was awarded the Transcript, it's bid
being the lowest.
Upon petition Of +. NJ. Rhoades
and others, Baker election precinct
was created, bounded as follows:
Commencing at the south east corner
Sec. 33 township 16 Range B West,
! tucHCC WoItu L HiliC, ibe iiCC SoSe L
mile, thence north 2 miles, thence
west miles, thence due south D
miles, thence In an easterly dire ctlOn
to the mouth Of Scatter Creek, thence
up the channel of said water course
to point due south of place of be-
ginning and thence north to the
place of beginning. f. W. Smith
was appointed Inspector, and r. d.
Candy and Z. $. Washburn Judges.
TIE sum of 200 was appropriated
to build a bridge across the Des-
chut,es, at Thomas Linkliter's farm
at Tenalquot.
The resignation of Mr.. n. Patti
son Of the office of CoroLe r was ac-
cepted.
On Friday, the 10th instant, An
draw Manner was granted license
to sell liquor in Tumwater ; also
Chas. Ballati on Yelm prairie, upon
their compliance with the law.
The Afternoon was spent in aud
iting bills, after which board adj
journed to lS;h instant.
! The proceedings Of the adjourned term
will appear in our next number,
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VI IItIdVtUT'-I ; .NrVIII'
}32 Suffer Street, san Francisco. Cal.

u Farmers and others desiring gem
teel. lucrative agency business, 10y which
- to so day can he earned, send adj
dress at once. on postal. to III. &. WILKIN
son n Co., l95 and l97 Fulton Street. New
York
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Tornado at Valparaiso. Nebraska.
Commissioners Proceedings

The Commissioners of TnurstUn
county met in the Auditors office Oh
Monday, May Iih, full board bein.
present.
The following Grand Jurors were
drawn:
+ { Axtell. Isaac Burlingamc.
ThoS Chambers, X 4 Brewer,
Robert Waddell. A \ Manning.
= q Ward, Henry q Parsons,
John James, Louis Bcttman,
Oliver MatSrn, q WaShhurIle,
Jas X Little John. Daniel X BiglOw,
Geo ID Shannon, ID Bolander.
| Jacob CroiI I'll sylvester.
r. \ Wuodard, Jos Gibson.
Gideon Miller, Warren Carpenter,
Sam'l Davenport, Bruce Dodge,
Clark Bilcs.
Also the following Petit Jurors:
Vim w Fleetwood, IS We ton.
JAS Edwards, RJbt Virgins,
LAFAYETTE J Davis JOS Laramie,
Frank Eastman, + \ Sargent
Jas Mix, David + Drewry,
Jas Kearney, rhos Tallentire,
(;eo Case NJ Of1utt
J NJ Swan Il W Smith,
! Jas Frazier, Jas Chilbery,
Glover Shed, Henry Manner,
Ia L ' enen, JAS Ntiou,
Jas Kennedy, VIM Littlejohn,
EFT Young,
On Tuesday, the Sth instant the
board met as usual, and the assess.
ment roll fer the current yea, having
been submitted, it was found on ex-
animation that much property had
been omitted, whereupon the Clerk
was authorized to append to said
roll the property omitted by the AS
SCISSOR.
Treasurer Munson appeared with
the books and vouchers of his office
and submitted his report for the
quarter ending Oh May 9Th, 1883.
showing a cash balance III the Treas
ury OF s3.G67 II, arportioned to
the several funds as follows: Coun-
ty, 81 AIS 95; School, 1898 81; Ter
ritorial IL 81; Road, $50 "A; Road
ana Bridge 81 2O9 3S.
Wednesday, the Oh instant. road
business was taken up. and the fol-
lowing list of Supervisors was made
ntf.
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Lieut. Bionli is HOW IN command
Of the revenue cutter mira HuI
c"H. and NJ / toltIaue tt.a. position
until >uue h"r cnmtIan Ia = sem
on 20 lax rh,:--.
/ i r"l''r th1i ia. cois' aud
2t"i'. %" -mri-r .t.rA " !! h.. r,rri"d
on ;En- :. ,,pp = Holds cana hv !
J. ti;IhcIt, aud t....t. J J. Bottles.
L y y vii u L.. IL >drv,., OF
Gray, ht,'ior. ch.til, on ,he BAYS
auI ina til" SCH lpnar Ei'in;St. at pre-
san at Puit Townsend VIII be paced
a, hi, disposal.
The era tIuE on :he line of the
Northern Pacific road-bel between
Portland aud kalama is progressing
vigorously. Ten gangs of Chlne>e
Gll''cr>. numb rim : one hundred and
nifty each. ale spread over a distance
OF II tcu miles ;tbuvr unl b. low =
Ucltns. and IN ny OF their camp, are
III pl,in view OF those passing uI, and
iOWn the columbia river on tAr
Gamers.
lHL late ccnsu>-rtpor!> n popul-
alton OF lo,2N0 iii KIN" county, g.
GiJ Of whom i've ~ Settle.
+. Il. GIEaED - Suttcr Street san Fran
CISCO. The largest stock of Pianos and
organs on the coast. Pacific Coast Az cncy
for the celebrated Whcclork Piano Rug-
or Villains Organ. Easy instruments
Special contracts with Railroads and
Steamers. All Instruments sold AT iacto
nv prices. Address,
+. X. GIRARD
Manufacturers Agent,
BIB Suffer Street, san Francisco, Cal.
u Farmers and others desiring gem
teel. lucrative agency business, 10y which
- to so IA day can he earned, send adj
dress at once. on postal. to Ill. &. WILKIN g.
SON II Co., 195 and l97 Fulton Street New
York.
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I'LL late rcnsus-repor:S n popul-
alton OF TO- iii KIN" county, g.
Go Of whom i've ~ Settle.
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To the Unfortunate.
Dr.. Gibbons
u!Sp::aS ~,

sop kEARNEY
S-ej s.. curii,roi
C"nili,'iclal street,
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The proceedings Of the adjourned term
will appear in our next number,
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-12-22
Valuable Suggestions.
Nety respectfully yoevs.
 Btt MI
lpeiro,, Chsn

The extent to which the sensational m theatnoal advertising has been carried of late. ,s we'll illustrated hy the fact that ! dramatic company recently offered an en gagcmcnt to Setgean, Mason. the would. be murderer ot e.ui,ean. The Sergeant, of course. does no, know anything more about the stage than he does about the cunelfofm inscfiptions. bu; the manager probably thought, and perhaps with req
 son, that the audience would flock to see hlm as they would ,o see a two headed baby or a snicgged calf II theatre al managers mus, employ such artitees ,o hll the,r houses. why not go the whole length Why not secure a condemned murderer and hang him on ,he stage, with the agoniied mother tearing her han at the foot oi the gallows. the brother oi the murdered man pointing a, the victim sith A property sword. and A d-hre ,ablcza m the background representing the "rcmains' as earned to heaven by angels a Ia t'ncie Tom Or. fl SC mus, deal m the repuisive. ic, some enterpris. ing manager ge, up Shskspeansn com pany ~ith a tso-headcd julie,, A three legged Romeo. and uAnspafent- headed Meicano. II the in,elligen, ~ri,ef of sen
 sstlonal plays wants pointer, le, h'm introduce A sugical operation m the f,f,h at. with realistic con' otnnI'snts. Am. putAting the y,ilian leg or cutting ,u. mof out of his under Jaw would bc A arong card. and ,f the amputa,ee could be rallIed long enough ,e ge, of the old gas about the u.oat unkIndeat cut of ali p the housc could bc teied upon io come down in good shape We throw out 'hes~ little hin,s free of charge for our thea,rica al friends They may no, be oi any great use ,n theu present crude sh ape. lou, thsy arc Al leas, sagaes,ise.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-12-22
Their Firs, View of an Elevator
Chicago Inter oc.-f

A well-,o-do but unsophis,ica,ed far ner from one of the border counties of indiana vas m the city lately. attending the fa, stock show, and brought along his wife and daughters to sec ,he sights and do some shopping. Among other places they visited was Mandefs new store. and after wandering around the first floor for awhile, the party came to a stop near the elevators. One of the daughters vas the first ts discover the cars moving silently up and do~n, receiv- ing and discharging their cargoes of passengers. She Jerked her fathers coat sleeve 10 direct ais attention 10 the phe- nomen.n. and n tone that was audible to the clerks in the neighborhood, asked What's that, paw :-tha; thing gong up and down. ~l,h sofys m il S' The old man gave the elevator long, calm, deliberate, scru,inizing stare, and ex- claimed with joy :. By gosh ;t's ,ele- phone the first ever see.-
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-12-22

The iollo~lng is the only essc, copy o Bhl Yves oii1eial letter sn winch he re- signed the posiofiice d, l.arAmie City W. I
 resfeiFief BitAs, LtsAxit CiIs W T.
 c tobcf |, fss4 l. ite ptesatisa, oi the uul,et State
 Slp beg leave Al thus tune to otfiol- ally tender my resignatlon as poatmaster at this place, and m due form to deliver the great seal and the key to the iron, door of the office The safe combination IS se, on the numbers 33, tb and yy. though 1 do not remember al this mo- men, winch comes iirsi. or hov many tunes you teynlve the knob, or wh,c h direction you should ,uin II a, hrs, m order to make |, operate.
 There ,s some mining stock in my pri- satr drawer tise safe. winch sss.e not yet removed. Ihis stock you may have. fl you desire !. Il ts Ina9fy, but you may have H. have decided Co keen a horse instead of ,his inning stock The horse may not be 70 pretty. bui II will cost less 10 keep htiu.
 lou will had The postal cads that have noi been used under inc distributing table, and the coal coSn m the cellar If the stove dSa~s too hard close tAe dam per Tn the pipe, and shui the general delivery window.
 Loobing over my stormy and esep,ful adsninis,f ation 4s postmaster here, l md sbundan, cause for thanksgiving 4, ,he tune entered upon the dunes Of my ofilce inc department xas not ye, on paying basis. IL ~as no, esen seli-aus- tainIng. since that time, with the active cooperation Of the chief executive and the heads of the department. have been able 70 make our postal system paying one, and On top of that ] am no~ able to reduce the tariff on syerage-sized lefte "A from three cei.ts to t~o. 1 might add that this ls rather ioo, too, bu, wiil not say anything ,ha, nigh, seera undign. ned In an officiai resignation winch is 10 be- come matter of history
 Through all the yicissliEdes of a tenn. pes;aoGs term of office have safely passed. am able to turn over the office to-day in highly improved condi,ion, and 10 presen, purified and renovated institution to my successor.
 Acting under the advice of General Haiion year ago, removed the feather bed xish which my predecessor. Deacon Hayford, had bolstered np his admins tration by stuffing the window, and sub stl,uied glass Finding nothing in the book Of instructions ,o pos,mas,ers which made the fea,her-bed part of nay official duties, sied II away in an obscure place
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-12-22
He wssn, sho.mals,

toronto aaads ttftl
 An amusing scene occurred in sna dina.a avenue ear the other day One oi its occupants was a very iah .de-dah fcl. low indeed. ho~l,ng swell and eql- den,ly only re- ently afrised from the oid country. The car stopped. and bartis. ter with hs blue bag over his shoulder got m. Our !" howIer sctntInised h,n ior some moments through h,s eye giass, and finally addressed him thus, the res, of the people In the car uttesing and smiling very audibly the @hlie "Haw.
 say ah you say. [ aw wan, a paiah of boots made a~
 The legal gentleman regarded the other with look on hss face tha, ssid as plainly A looks can speak, "This fsilo~'s a lvna'Ie, and then he spoke aloud
 We'll. my dear ssf, ~ha, have goi 'o do wi,h your boots -
 We'll. b gAd, know as cawn', you ~eoomfnend your hfn asf wan, good pA'ah A~ I'm coesid pneulAh about my boots au y'
 % You're lsbofing under mistake, sif
 know nothing about boots. replied the "l,mb"
 Well. b gsd say--a~ ain you ,hoemakA -aw !"
 ' shoemaker. Whs, do you mean, sir f' enqu,fed the other, fefccly.
 Az my good fellah keep cool, ' know but that bag, ' know" And then |, da~ned on the man of lsw that in England shoemzkers call m their GUS toners 10 try ordered boots on sAid boots being invariably earned in blue bag very similar to those in which our baTriuess carry ~hatf And the smile became general. but the Engiishmzn 70, no, why those who laughed d.d so. And he vas sore perpIexed.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-12-22
4 senouA p.ecs of Truth
Ai ldItt.,s If4nstnpt

The pllcess Louise is described as strongly resembl,ng the busy German wife. While z, her country plzfe of Darnden she hustled 4bou, all day. looked after all the domestic arrangements. carved zt meals and made hers<lf gener- ally usefui. The Princess Louise IS sem slble woman. and no doubt does a great many things iha, many an American wo- man whose husbSnd has A salary of ten or fifteen dollar, week would not Ike ,o do and have her neighbors know f. A princess, you know, can afford to do A she piezses. If she took II into her head to do her own washing. sooie,y ~ould haze to apyla ad her, while Il ~ould turn up is nose a, a woman in moderate eircufnstanees ~ho did the same thing eaciety ~iil allow rich and p1ominen, folks 10 be very econ omisaI, and perhaps applaud ,heIa for their economy, bat so- desy doesn', often approve of economy when economy Is enforced. A Sery old coat or hat on a man worth . million dollars exei,es no uncomplimentary re- mark, bn, the clerk on salary of fifteen dollars week has 10 be very careful about his dress fl he wants to be any body. If he appears in an old coat folks will think II is the best he has.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-12-22

That doesat express t, sir. Yoa con. ducsed yourself throughout with a dig. nisy and polish as to the manor born.
 Crockett gave . ~hoop Put that do~n in writing. judge. he exclaimed. Draw 1t up in reglAr black and white. as they do resolutions. say,n just how behaved al that big d.nner. Then sign it, and have those eminent friends of yours sign 1t. too. iwAnt it as a proof that l kin be . gentleman under pressure. lndge-that ] Aint always the unlicked riproarer they've mostly credited me with bein'. Will you, judgey'
 Il will, and with the utmost pleasure. Mr. Crockett" replied Judge Bowen, w,tA difficulty controlling himsesf, despite the drolleay of the situation. "Call to- morrow. and will have the document duly drawn up and signed"
 Greatly elated. Crockett called on the follo~ing day and got the coveted docu- menL It's contents were everything he could desire, and appended to 1t were q dozen or more distinguished signatures. For loag time afterward he vas very fond of exhibiting the paper. especially 10 such ladies al whose houses he im- agined he had most glaringly m,scon- ducted himself. He also. upon his re- turn 10 Tennessee. displayed i, with grea, pride to many of his constituents and the paper became known as the H.n. David Croekett's credentials
 l, has been sad that Davy Crockett was much like Ethan Allen in his rel,g- ious belief, perhaps for the reason that the characters Of the two were no, dis similar. Bu, Uncle Bogardus relates an anecdo,e of Crocketts tragic death to prove tha, the author of f" Be sure you're right then go ahead had at least deep and abiding faith in a future existence. Alter his second term ln congress expired Crockett went to Texas. where, after a series of daring military exploits, he was finally killed at Fort Alamo. n san Antonio de Bexar. He vas one of the six sur,ivors who. under promise of being spared, al last surrendered, and were afterwards treachefously pu, 10 death by Santa Anna's orders. While the devoted six were being aligned before the muskets ot the Mexican squad detailed iot thelr eN. ecu,,on more than one showed sigus oi taintness of heart, when Cioe ketl called out in loud voice. Bear up comrades. To the end This isn't a wiptng out. but only a change ot residence. Then the leveled muskets were discharged. and all WIS over.