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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-20

For Some weeks active p,erzara.inns
have been going OF in lisis city Tor a
temperance convention Ender the austi-
ces IF the Women's Christian Temper
anca Union, upon tire arrival of Miss
Francis T.. Willard OF Chicago, through
whose enthusiastic efforts the Women :
Christian Temperance Union has 60
cared foOtaoid in 3oo0 cities, With
75,0c fnefubers.
Aiss willard has spen. several weeks
in California, aud il expected nj Port
iand tho Ilth Of June, where a grand
reception vill he given, speeehes being
made by Governor Moody, Dr. Linds-
ley, Dr. Hines. and many others.
Sho has fixed upon the 2ist prox. as
iae day of her entrance upon Washing
ton soil, where she will hold two con
Teatious-one east OF the mountains,
and one At this plsce-and will visit sey-
eral OF the prominent places on the
Sound.
& reception will probably he given at
Olympia, where she will first appear.
and the convention will probably occnr
the last week II June.
Arrancemsn are being made to re-
eeive representatives from all points on
the Sound, and ail lovers OF law and or
der. Of virtue and temperance, are in
vIted to participate in the convention.
4 committee Of pastors. including all in
tho city, was voted by the executive
committee las. Friday evening, and the
committee will hold its first meeting at
the court house, in Judge Greene's cham
bers. on Monday May 2lst, Mt two
o clock y. N. All pastor5-Protestant
and Catholic-are invited to this COM
mittee meeting. with the request that
they arrange programme for two days
convention and reception. correspond
with the various pastors of their respect
i've denominations and endeavor to en-
list general interest IN the meetings.
Exact dates will be given as soon as
possible.
Being present at the meeting, | WAS
to give notice of the commit
tee meeting, and give the above infor-
ID. j. PIERCE,
Pastor Baptist Church.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-20
FROM A McEONsLD MAN.
NEW TACOMA, May IL, 1888.

NEW lACoAA, MAY IL, 1919.
Ed. Posr- r-ISrELIiaENcKR:
Your editorial on the subject of Pres
idential nominees reads like Hamlet
would with Hamlet left out. in that you
do not mention him who will be nom-
inee, and the successful one--ex- Senator
Mcdonald of Indiana. J. II. Il.
In the article referred TO Mr.. Melon
aid was intended to be included in the
paragraph following;
A host of Others are named, as John
+. Miller, Vim. Is. Allison, Samuel j.
Randall and Joseph Il. Hawley, but
they are all Of the second class-possible
candi iates. but not probable ones.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-20

Rogers's best plated ware cheaper
man ever at the Golden Rule Bazaar,
Front street. ao5 I'm
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-20

Just opened, one case vegetable ivory
buttons. all shades, 5 cents per dozen.
Slmon 4 Browustone. l0lm
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-20

fifty diderelt patterns of chamber
,sss, from $3-0 up. at the Golden Rule
"dxaar, Front street. as 1m
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Hats conformed 10 your head by
the new conformeter, nc Chas. Gold
stems, the halter, Front street.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-20

First class buegies, cheap. can be seen
Union Stables. opposite Arlington
Hotel.-Geo. III. Chick L Co. m2 dH
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-20

Taxes in Snohomish county acgre-
gate q mills this year in addition 10 .
road poll tax of 81.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-20

Ask for The Bristol" at Phllips
Brothers, 80 Front street, near Maai-
son. milf
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Pebble spectacles and eyeglasses at
VIM. Ii. Finck's, opposite the New
England Hotel. d2tf
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=. na.ocai glas ses, for seeing near and
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uaAsRISus BEER nee cents per glass 10.
'"s sHdthskefler, on Commercial sf,xxs. ml3
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Couoavs giassss fos mycpia q Little
Macs.
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Eyeglasses for all sights at Little
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SAN FE.Scrsoo. May Is.-Psssengers
named and defined as follows sailed
today on the steamship Dakota:
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WANTED.

TWO GOOD COMMON LADORERA
1T our mill on Lake washington;
Irishmen preferred: wages, e3S board
and lodging. Apply between and : pm.
my6u @. G. PHlNNEY + co.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-10-26
Education in the South.

The proposition to have the Ma
tional Government aid the South in
educating her illiterate children is
attracting considerable attention.
Even in the South the leading pa
pers have diverse views on this i'm
portant question. Within the past
few years the accounts coming from
the Southern States all speak in
glowing terms Of a renewed pros
periiy. This is undoubtedly true,
aud that section of the Union is
destined to become as rich as any
portion Of the country. The differ
ent States, therefore, should be
abunJantly able to educate their
children.
Tue rising generation il the South
are at present exposed to the perils
OF illiteracy, and this means class
growing up that will not be tit to
properly assume the duties and re-
sponsib,Ilties of American citizens.
all will admit that ignorance is an
undesirable attribute for citizen to
have. That the South has always
been benind the North in the matter
Of education no one can doubt. II
is fac, too plain to deny. This is a
deplorable state OF affairs, and the
children of no section of the Union
should DO exposed to its evils.
Every child born in this great free
land-black, white, or Sopper-col-
ored-should have an equal chance
for educa.iou in free public schools.
sorry for parents to send their chill
dren to chem. Therefore, leaving
the question OF policy aside, the Gov
ernIDent's plain duty is to see that
such u chance Is not denied children
IN any portion OF tns United States.
Our schools are the very foundation
OF our insii uiions If the South
cannot. or will not, provide scnoOl
facilities for her SOUS and daughters
the Government should do It. The
return In useful men and women,
freed from the thra!dom of ignOr-
anoe. will pay for the outlay tenfold.
This country cannot afford to have
millions Of lis youth growing up in
idieness aud ignorance. 1t is to be
hoped, before the National Govern.
ment has to interfere. that the South
will DO shamed into doing what il
her plain duty in the premises.
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Matters of Interest.

The Northern Pacific railroad
engineers are surveying route from
Seattle to WhatcoD.
Some fifteen families of Russian
Fins have settled on the upper
Nasel and Salmon creeks, in Pacific
county.
We have not of late heard or seen
anything about Democratic
corpse" 1t seems the waking of
that Old corpse is rather lively for
our Republican friends.
The Northwest published ut New
York, in It's October number, has
portrait of the late Isaac |. Stevens,
the first Governor of Washington
Territory and during his life the
leading spirit and most enterprislns
! citizen.
TIE new postal law makes the
taking of a newspaper and the re-
fusal TO pay for the some, theft; and
any person guilty of such al action
Is liable to criminal proceedings for
stolen goods to the amount of his
subscription.
TIE editor of the Chicago Tib
u"e says that the high protective tar
if of the Republican party is feec-
ing the farmers. The REPUBLICAN
papers generally hate to see such
frank admissions mldo touching
their chief party doctrine, and they
are lndustriously berating aud abus-
iny the editor of the Tribune for
his too candid statements.
The Inter- Ocean says cotton fac
tories are multiplying in the South,
and pay good dividends. Atlanta,
Ga, has become quite msuufac-
turing center. Cotton and wnolen
goods, iron bridges, furniture aud
agricultural implements are extern
slvely turned out. Such enterprises.
will help develop the South, and
will have no depressing effect Oh
Northern prosperity. If every Sec
ton of the country should maniac
ture largely there would still be
plenty of employment in the older
manufacturing States.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-10-26

in niaturer Years. such NJ isoas % Meuso-
~. tassitnde. Nocturnal Emission. Aver
sion tn socicty DimNes~ OF Vision. Notses
In the Head. the vital faid passinu unvt-
served In tho urine, aud many other do
cases that leaa To- Insanity md Deaeh.
NJ. mtNreE, whe n . regutnS phyU1.
clan graduate Of tho University NJ rouu.
syivanla., will sgree Ia ferfeit etvs oon.
as~ss Dseosvs for casc Of this hin th :
VITAL WGsIOWATsvG under his spo
cial advice aud trcatmeD.l will uut cure
or for anything impure or Injurious tDuud
In IL. DIR. MtNTlE treats all private dis.
eases succes~fuily ihout mercury. Gee.
ssssssso~ free. Thorough exaulinati0n
and advice. Including Analysis ut urine,
-. Price of vital H~sssses % q bcttle,
or four times the quantity ga. sent % any
addross upon recsi ~ of price. or q. d. D..
secure fro'a obscrustioa aad In . privats
''" A. X. MINrIE. NJ. D..
II kearney ~. Nan frnncIsco. Cal.
sAmPLE s0rrLG vasg
VIII be sent Ia any enc applying by
letter, stating svmptoms. ser aud age
st-'ct secrecy In regard 10 bussnsss ssas y
actions.
DIR. Mililc's Kidney Remedy. N0p0.
EmrtCtN. cures all Kinds of kidney and
bladder complaints, RonorrhseA, Rtces and
leusorrhosa For sale by all druggists
u = boaiIe. o bottles for -
Dr. Minutes OANOEtI IN Ptt.sss are
the best aud cheapest dyst~psia and bill
iious cure la the market. For sale by all
druggists Ieiy
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-10-26
Legislative Proceedings.

The Legislature adjourned on the
1911 and met on Wednesday, the
2ifh Ihs recess was taken to al
,nW TINT for the several committees
TO visit the Territorial institutions.
Another adjournment is probable,
later III the session, to admit Of fur
;hcr inquiry on matters of public in
tere,; connected with legislative nc
ton. \ brief synopsis Of the pro-
eciinSs, since rta sembling, APP
pcnrs below
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-10-26

ls~etts hss's Gsid~W uslsAm Ne. 0.
Cures CHANGERS. tirst aud second stages;
Sores on the Legs and lsodyi nyphilttc
Catarrb diseased scaip. aud all PRIMARY
forms 81 the disease, known ~ syphilis.
Price - 90 pee Settle.
i.~ss,rAasA essAes ussssa Ne. =
Cures Tertiary. Mevcuriai. syphIilttc
rheumatism. Secondary stages. Palms
in tho bones, liberated Throat. svphii-
itic Hash. Lumps. etc.. and erndtneca
all discases from the systoUs. whether
caused by tad treatment OF abuse 81
mcrcory. having the blo~i I"ss s"d
healthy, essss' - % 49, esssss'
sent eyDsywhcre, q. q. D.. securely
packed pct 6kpress.
q. y. RlcuAaDs 4 co..
A27 a t2g sanscsne street. Corner Clay,
Nan Francisco, Cal.
Sept. u, lisa.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-10-26
Probate Notice.

TN Probate Court. Thurston county,
i Washington Territory.
In tho 'aatter of the estate o. Henry
Burns, deceased.
order to show cause.
Thomas Kearney. administrator Of the
above named estate, having on this 4th
day of October. 1883, filed mis- petition for
an order of sale of SO much of the real es'
tate belonging to said estate as may be
necessary to pay the debts and expenses
of administration, the same will come OR
to DO heard on Saturday, November Sd
1888, at ~ O'clock A. NJ, at the room OF
said Probate Court, in Olympia, in said
County and Territory. at which time and
place any person interested in said estate
may file objections In writing and contest
the same.
In vacation, October 4th. 1883.
FRANCIS HENRY,
tt.5 Judge of the Probate Court.
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COUNCIL.
THURSDAY, Oct. Is, 1883.

THURSDAY. Oct. Is, 1883.
During the usual order of bust
ness, the following were introduced:
G. b. 80. in relation to animals
running at large in Thurston county.
{. Is. 40, to amend Section 2,O73
OF Code.
c. b. Al. to repeal act regulating
sale of eggs by weight.
c. B. ~. to amend Section 2, SIS
of Code.
G. b. 43. to appropriate money
for care and storage Of arms.
G. b. A. TO build Territorial road
from Qulllehute to Straits of Juan
dc Fuca.
G. b. IS. tn amend act relating to
institution OF learning at Walla
Walla.
A. J. r. 10. relative to Territorial
prisoners, adopted.
&. b. 8, to organize Skagit county,
lost.
Adjourned.
A number OF petitions were pre-.
scented relative to taRtion and nom
taxation OF church property; also,
for and against the herd law, &c.
H. NJ. IL. by Ping. praying for
certain rights and privileges for per-
sons living in Garfield county.
II. b. A.. by Kuhn, to amend Sec
ton 1892 Of Code.
II. NJ. IL. for reinstatement of F.
II. Sparkling. Adopted.
j. r.. relative to entertainment oil
ex Governor Phe ps and ex-senator
| Armstrong tomorrow. Adopted.
II. B. 80. to Incorporate city OF
Chehalis. passed.
II. Is. 3. relative to Prosecuting
Attorney Of Second Judicial DIS
3 trict, tabled.
II. b. Is, for protection Of game,
| passed
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-10-26
To the Unfortunate.

rhes, Giert. aisicssrs ~ phssis. In all
forms, ssminal wsakness, lsnpOtewey.
night losses 10y dreams. pimples ON the
face and lost manhood can positively I've
fail to call upon him. The doctor has
travelled extensively In Europe. aud In.
spected thoroughly The various hospitals
there, obtaining great deal OF valuable
information, which he IN competcnt To i'm.
part to those I'm need of his services. DIR.
GlBEON will make no charge unless he
effect cure. Persons at distance may be-
cured At home. All communications
strictly confidential. You see no one but
the Doctor. send ten dollars for n pack.
age OF medicine. Persons writing to the
Doctor will please state the name % the
pape. they see this advertisement In
Charges reasonable. Call or write. Al
dress DIR. J. +. GIBBON. Box 1857 sal,
Francisco.
May 2sth, 1880. ~
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THE GREAT
ENGLISH REMEDY

To q never Milling
u Cus~ iof Nervous
.cisllity. Ma hssssssse
Vitality. terminal
Weakueen, BpeIylsn-
torrh>unn. ke6e oaes
essas lns,sO(ency.
prsss oeoss6 sas Par
Alysls ard 81: the
effects II
|steifAt,use. youslsful
aAA .srs.s~S~a
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For Sale.

TIME hull Of the sidewhccl steamer ~.
i iny al the Allen n Itsrkn.ss Mili. ~
Olympia. IL II G5 feet In length III keel,
i6 feet beam. 2l% feet over guards asd .
feet depth OF h"ld. Price ssS
Enquire of JOHN CHAPMAN,
Cor. Washington and Tnud SIS.
August "a, loo3.
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Local Notes.


p,~ric thc inc''"'" "'''''
the nli ba- been vel ai''h i'' ""'
ins the wo'A
nv / l. Ihp', "i I'il'ihh' VIA
pi.acp 40 Tacoma II al nc\' 9an' Jay =
molnlus ani '''"itt
p.tI.n. nre l.ns circulated
,r,Nu., f., the t,ipd - the law
wLHrh t.N,. ,hu ga lioirN
DE- Calhoun. OF I.,Connei, bn'
L,.n IN th, cit,. the INST lev DAYS
ON business CONNECTED with the IN
tere.ts Of MLat,om ,oun,N.
NJ. p.,O,, ,.,,,1 ON Thur
,,y auJ u,li r,olah y remain hy
the faithful un'il after th. fat, Of
NE ruii,s..illiint the Cosncil
\.x T,c,m, ny-t., dealers or.
H., ,t,,, .u,r,,. nam TN, nlnc. by
,l,u.,nh nnI ia, untuc,ou. b..
IL. 49,. .h,n,,l thub.f ,n s,cks
h, t,c Nuthrrn Pacific .xp,oss.
n, Andrews n we'll known print
=, and to,m,, tovnsmau. n once
,or. ,.,n.ta,oi IA Tim. IMAGE. plyinr
IA. y,r..,,u n. an mt ,p,pulatur
m the nrt rrr-etval,e. a, he oil 90
II the ohuunn T,arsrrua
c.,lo, HAM, wh, w,s sho, n,
AMI A. nn.lcd hv nm assuss,n. .u,-
pos.d 10 bo Chlnamau. Saturday
sf,e,uoon. while on his way home
from town. IL still in precarlous
condition. but hopes are entertained
q, m. recovery.
AHA p,,,..,. m,c,,uy held ON
r,..,,., a, r,,cm.n's Hall the fol-
iou,,, ,.f,,.,s we,. .l,c,.d Ia serve
du,,nr the ensuing year: 4. y. Alb.
.rn.,by. Of Tacoma. President; q.
A Da,ues. Of Olympil. Treasurer;
j. NJ Swan. Of Olympia. Secretary.
Tho c,.,,cr ia on,,scd ,o nm adj.
;,,,,u.,, -, ~, |. .,s,,,ure until
~. h.,,, -, TINA !. ,,neh.J l. i,
mn, so,o,,s,ny While the lamp
holds on, TO burn. the public print.
e,s Gai continue. To accumulate. Oh
cour,e lac don't wan an adjourn
men,,
,,,,,,.or,,. - s;,clo dash of
ii. -. ~, r,.,a,.s h,,s.
-. 80, .n,. N.Ia;,,.
La,..ch.,l., IVA. wo, hv IN. hitter
T., s,n,,., E,.haorso draw .
road buggy with two persons in 1t,
aud the sports got away with the
money.
In CONSEQUENCE of inequality in
the assessment roll the Directors oil
Olym,ia School District have con.
c,.d.l IN ros,,o.e the levv author
,zsJ hv IN. ,.,. vo,e until nrx, wear
when 4, ia hoped that something
ike n cortec, and eauAble assessme q
msy lie made.
We are permitted to state that DO
fore many DAYS shall have elapsed
a first class corset and glove stor'
will be opened in olympia by a lad.
with large experience IN this line
The wives aud daughters Of our cit.
will lie no longer n.cessita,ed I,
send abroad for perfsctly fitting an,
Anely finished goods Of this kind.
Mes Mary Shelton, senior mem
ber Of the firm Of Shelton Il Co.
sails by the next steamer for the b..
Guy, to lay ia a stock Of holida.
goods. Ou her return. all the child
ren, grand children aud great
grand children II santa Claus, vii
Do notified in due time where nj,
how to buy their offerings for thei
patron saint
M, a. ,.
put upon the shelving sides OF ,h
ear,bwo,k II the East Olympi
bridge, ani the roadway may not
be considered M practically finished
A good, safe sidewalk should b
provided for pedestrians before gu
Winter SOS in. Tho nature Of th
earth which has been used for filling
renders this itnperatively necessary
M, :, ,,u ... /;
uI- 10,
a.. a., ..,-,,'', H.. O,yur,
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DIR SIP 7 N N h Y
NO. IL KEARNEY sTKEET,
Trcats all Chroaic and Special Disease.
xon1ag Mon

WHO may be suffering from the eiiscta
w OF youthful follies or indiscretion
will do well TO avail themselves of thia
the greatest boon ever laid at the altar ~
suffering humanity. DIR. SPINNEY WV
guarantee to forfeit sou for every case o.
Seminal weakness or private disease %.
any kind or character which he undertakes
and fails to cure.
MIDDLE-AGED MEN.
There are many at the aye OF thirty Ia
sixty who are troubled with Ia frequent
evacuation OF the bladder. often accom-.
panied 10y slight sina- ting or burning
sensation, and "A weakening OF the system
in u manner the patient cannot account
for. On examining the urinary deposits n
ropy sediment will often be found and
sometimes small PARTICLES of albnmen viii.
appear, or the cole will be of thin milk
ish hue, again changing 10 = dark aud
torpid appearance. There are many men
who die OF this difficulty ignorant of the
cause, which Is the second stage OF semin.
al weakness. DR. =. will guarantee per
feet cure in all such cases, and a healthy
restoration of the genito-urinary organs.
OFFICE HoURs-lU 10 and Ito d. sun
days from 10 to IL A. u. Consultation Tree.
Thorough examination and advice, IS.
Call or address,
DIX. SPINNEY 4 CO.
No. II Kearny ST.. san Franisco.
San Francisco, CAL, Ap'l. -, 1878. i:y
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Wanted.

4 NUMBER of good milk Cows, i'm.
IA mediately. with calves not over .
month old. A liberal price will be paid
for animals which come up 10 these ro-
quiren,ents. Apply to -
A. FARQU HAIR
Olympia. Sept -. 1853.
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" EpxE>pAY. Oct. "a, 1883

EpxE>pAY. Oct. "A, 1883.
After the usual order,
Mr.. Power presented petition of 20
citizens of L dalgo Island, for the
protection of deer.
Mr. HouGhton presc nted petition of
| Il; "a ilcns of New Tacoma asking
fur exemption Of chulch property
from TAXATION.
Mr.. Snith, petit from women
of Glars County asking suffrage.
Mr. Hou.hton Introduced &. b
b. to amend chap III Of Code.
Mr. Holghton al-o {. Il. IS, to
a,n. nj See. 3 AS of Code.
II Il. II, relative to distribution
q. Code, lost.
G. b. 33, relati IL to eltciiol of
officers # n-wiy organized counties,
pass Il
II Il. %, relating to ferries, lost.
{ Ii. 81 to repeal certain sections
OF the sunday law, sent to enaross-
lng Comm tee.
Recess.
AFTERNOON sTSSION.
Council WAS occupied during after
noon IN considering tie school law.
~ USE AFTERNOON SESSION.
The following were introduced:
ii. B. Al, TO author.z, school di-
rectors Within IN county to mortgage
rcnl estate, referred.
H. b. AZ. by Mr. Miles, fixing
compensation of County Auditor,
Lewis Co. also II. Il. 43, compensa.
Of Treasurer OF Lewis Co.. referred
II Ii. A, amending Code relative
TO Prosecuting Attorneys.
IL NJ. 8. by Mr.. Goodell asking
tor appropriation of Gray Hal Dor.
II. VI. ., Mr. Shaw, for improve.
mcnt Columbia and Willamette river
II NJ. 10, Mr.. Shaw, praying fol
cer'ain rights and privileges to H. l.
Pittock, W. NJ. Fall and D. H
Sieains.
II. Nj. IL, Mr.. Shaw asking fol
reinstatement of q. II. Sparkling
referred.
Adjourned.
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Samuel Mcclellan

II ever ready to de- your work and guar
gntee Satisfaction.
" Mr., y, Cook, the well known waaua
s"iient facilities ~. afforded Tor buiic1tnx
wsson@ 10 % der or making reisis~.
HoRSE. sADEfy0 A sPECfaLrY.
shop. the stand formerly ecrupied by
Uos,. \. Allen, o.rnef of Ihird sud W ssh
ihzton structs,
Olympia. May u. iss,. v
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DIED.

IN 1t Oakland, Cal, Willie Glen.
aged % year. youngest son of X. u. Es-
terri ate o. Tumwater. The remains ar
ry in this place by the Northern Pacific
T. ress on Wednesday, and were buried
he Masonic Cemetery on THU sday.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-10-26

TT you have any hor~e-to shoe. waeDrs
II - men !, or anything else IA do Ia the
biae ssnith,ng line. fe,nutiles thai
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-10-26

NEW lot of Celuloid Penholders just
received at Van Epps'.
Go to Van Epps' and buy trick match
box and have some fun.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-10-26

A~~lMg Nows\A MSse Goods SvovN Eustsvv> Nav
wS~et\vsvs ~t " tveMeMAoWs A,ov~ pvlce, V\Ncs
NeSove NON NE SoNovr\NU sNNeelN\t\es:
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-10-26

Boston, Oct. DE. G. Walker,
the colored man whom Butler NOM
mated to the Charlestown judseship,
and who was rejected by the exec
utive council and again nominated ,
has entered libel suit against the
Boston Post tor defamation OF char
aoter contained i'll al article pub
lished in that paper this morning.
Damages are laid at $1O,OO Pa
pers have been served upon the Post
company aud a keeper has been
placed over that establishment.