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r AM noW PREPARED 10 execute promptly. aud
j 70 the most satisfactory manner an orders for
CLEz. N ING RICH
Raised ID s a. Iouisana Samples Of rice alean
va af ny msl sa ia aaan hsrs ana a. The various stores
~ Eahe Q4aa ana theig inapeehop hehlghsat
pR ee lsle tox rouge sisg clean rice ekehanseq
iof rough eioe
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WiIl practice in this and adjoining par
'les, and before the Supreme Court, at Ope-
nsas. mar-13
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NTOTICE is hereby given that an election
In will be held for the sale Of 10th Sec
tions, to wit:
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EEsBuRe, LOUISIANA.
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Practiees in the Districts Courts Of Oalca-
.en, Cameron and Vernon parishes. Office
u the Courthouse, MP stairs
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NERREoL PERRoDIN,
B. sUTTLEs,

Practices in the parishes of St. Landry and
Nilenajeu
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Professional Cards,

|tzE CHARIEs, LOUISIANA.
'Omce: Front room Commercial building,
van street. Tnov-e-7s.
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IAKE CHARLES, LOUISIANA.
Practices in Caleasieu, Cameron and Yer
|hn Parishes, and in Orange and Jefferson
&nnties, Texas.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-07-25
Probate Notice.
Y the Probate Court in and for Thurs

IN the Probate Court i'm and for Thurs.
i ton county, Washington Territory.
In the matter OF the estate of Daniel
NJ. Ward, an aged and intlrm person in
capable of managing his own affairs.
Notice is hereby given that the under.
signed, Frank c. Ward. guardian of the
person and estate of Daniel NJ. Ward, will,
on Saturday, the 10Th day OF July, 1894, at
o'clock p NJ, ut the from. door of the
courthouse of Thurston county, Washing.
ton Territory, in the city of Olympia, sell
at public auction to tho highest bidder for
cash, United States gold coin, all of the
right. title and interest of Daniel NJ.
Ward of, in, and to, the following de.
scribed real estate situated in Thurston
county, Washington Territory, to wit: the
south half of the northeast quarter, the
northwest quarter of the northeast quar-.
ter and the northwest quarter of the south
east quarter of section twenty.elght (2S),
township sixteen tl6), north Of range one
~ west, containing 100 acres.
Said sale is made in pursuance of an or
der of the above named Court made on
the 7th day of June, A. ID. 1884.
FkANK &. WARD,
Guardian Of the person and estate of
Tune g Ioa3,
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Advertising In Dull Times.

In times like these the man in
business, of financial short range of
visi N, contracts his advertising be-
cause the money to pay for it is not
coming in very fast. 1t is the pol
icy over again of the man who
wouldn't mend his leaky roof in
pleasant weather because then it
didn't leak. The time when farms
don't come to town because they
have no money to spend and fee /
poor is the time when the local
paper is the most thoroughly read.
Then the rancher looks wistfully at
q tempting list of tools, harness,
implements aud other thidgs he so
much needs; the good wife and
daughters read longingly of the
pretty hats and dresses and the
many household conveniences that
would 80 add to their own delight
and comfort of home. And the real
business man, who looks far ahead
and widely around him, keeps spread
ing his appetizing feast before their
hungry eyes, like the fisherman,
who, when he can't go fishing mends
his net. And the leaven works.
The woman.folks, who really rule,
bless 'em. whether they vote or not,
tease "pa" to take them to town, so
as to juet look and tantalize them
selves; and then-well, when twenty
fish nibble at the bait, one is apt to
bits. And one firm has the shre wd-
ness to advertise that its prices are
down 10 bedrock-that the old prices
have died'-so as to accord with
the present depleted state of the
public exchequer. The statement
will he mentioned aud commented
on in the family conclave, when the
vital question is how to buy good
deal with little money.
There is another point about con-
tinuou- advertising-the constant
sight of the name of man or firm
grows into a sort of friendly acquain.
lance; and the fact that that
friend wants them 10 come and see
him-so much that he sends them
an invitation through the local
paper-has not little weight. For
many persons have al idea that if
their trade is worth having it is
worth asking for.
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The law providing for County In.
slitutes naturally imposes upon
School Superintendent the duty Of
making special preparation, that the
best possible results may follow
these brief training schools. The
law requires that ell teachers, in the
county where the Institute is held
shall attend such Institutes during
it's full term. It also specifies that
instruction shall be given in the best
methods Of teaching the branches
required by law to be taught in the
public schools. To accomplish this
the Institute must DO a. far as pos
sibls, Q model school. The teaching
should be practical; class work is
needed. 20 that the subject taught,
40 we'll a. the manner of teaching
shall DO we'll understood. The spirit
emanating from these meetings
should psrmeste the subsequent life
Of each teacher. The kind and
and amount of work undertaken
should meet the wants Of the ma or-
ity OF our teachers who are laborine
under the disadvantages of too many
grades for one teacher, few appli-
ances for illustration, short terms of
school and low grade Of scholarship.
The discussion Of the elementary
studies aud the best methods of
tss ching them, together with the
subjects Of school discipline and kin
dred topics should form the chief
work Of a County Institute.
The Thurston County Institute
and Teachers Examination will BIZ
held the second week of August.
Programme aud further notices will
be gwen. Teachers who desire to
DO entertained and educators who
are willing to aid in making this
meeting . success are invited to no.
tify the undersigned.
p. c. HALE,
20. s. Supt.
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The TERRITORIAL DEMOCRATIC Con :
vENT1oN.-A call for the Democratic
Territorial Convention, signed by
Messrs. Browne and Landrum, of
the Territorial Executive Committee,
has been forwarded to the Sound for
the signatures of the Sound members
of the Committee. 1t fixes the 18th
day OF August as the time, and Walla
Walla as the place of holding the
convention.
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Administrators Notice.

IN the Probate Court in and for Mason
l. equity. Washington Territory.
In the matter of tho estate of Mary Nor
rell, deceased.
Notice: is hereby given by the under
signed, Administrator of the above
named estate. to the creditors of and all
persons having claims against said de-
ceased to exhibit the same with the neces-
sary vouchers within one year from the
ii rst publication of this notice, to the I'M
dersigned, at Arcadia, Mason county, w.
T., or they will he barred.
Is. q. MORRILL,,
Administrator.
Dated July L. 1894
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"""'" w "ci W Cuii Ou i N. OTu
a Co.. before it is too late. As
the firm have already announced
they are clearing out their stock oil
dry goods and groceries prepare.
tory to filling up with eastern hard.
ware which will he sold at the low.
est living prices
/ Work is steadily progressing on
the Fast end Of long bridge. The
mammoth pile driver from 1. c.
Ellis logging camp has been put in
position 10 do the foundation work.
THIS machine is a portable affair and
the piles are thus driven 80 as not TO
materially hinder the passage. to
and fro, heroes 'he bridge, of teams
and pedestrians.
TIL" people Of Olympia have long
felt the need of wood and coal ward
wher" good fuel could be procured
at all times in quantities to suit.
Messrs. Drewry 4 Mckenzie are
about 10 supply this demand. They
| mr." making preparations to establish
first class wood, coal and bark de-
pot near East Olympia. 1t is al
ready high time for winter supplies
81 good fuel to be laid in and we
predict hourishing business for the
new establishment.
Columbia Hall was filled from the
orchestra TO the extreme rear, on
Wednesday evening, to hear the
play. True Devotion" Every char
actcr was rendered in way which
more than sustained the wide aud
deserved reputation of this popular
company. Ben Cotton was himself
and at home as Bob the Boot.
black, and throughout the varied
phases Of reverse and fortune more
than ever showed that he was q star
OF the first magnitude. The com.
pany gave q matinee on Thursday
afternoon. and presented the play,
Black Diamond"
II will be seen in another column
that our enterprising townsman, Mr..
Charles Burmeistsr, has determined
to utilize his vacant lot adjoining his
present place Of business, by the
erection Of two story brick build
ing. This will be welcome news to
every business man who has ut
heart the future growth and welfare
OF our city. Let other property
owners. do Likewise, and so advance
the good work. This building will
he finished in the best style of mod
ern art. Plate-glass windows will
adorn the front, and in all its ap-
pointments the structure will be
fully up to the progress of the
times. The building will be 80 by
100 feet, with q lofty rise between
floors and ceilings. The estimated
cost IL put at frem $l4 900 70 $751;
600.
On Thursd,v. the Methodist and
Congregational Sunday Schools went
down the bay to the old stamping
grounds and put in the day pleasure
scskiug in the usual style. The Meth
odist people chartered the steamer
Wiley aud arrived at their destina-
ton in good time. But the Con-
grsgational party had engaged the
little steamer Jessie to take in tow .
roomy barge upon which they had
embarked. Before arriving at the
picnic grounds, however, the barge
was left by the recediug tide upon
the mud fats, some distance below
town. The little tug temporarily
left her charge and before she re.
turned. the barge was a6oat, and
started at about . mile an hour rate
Of speed down the Sound. The
steamer Wiley WAS fortunately pass.
ing and kindly took the barge in tow
and soon landed ito overjoyed occu-
pants at The appointed place Of gath
ering.
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4 Dead Chinaman.

Word was brought to the city
early Oh Tuesday morning that the
body::of a Chinaman had been found
near the West.side road, about a
mile below Long Bridge. 1t was con-
cluded at once that the remains
must be those of Fee Gung, the
man who had been missing since the
Sd Of July, and for which his coun-
trymen, represented by Lee Bon, had
offered q liberal reward.
Coroner NJ. OConuor being out
of town, Sheriff Billings summoned
jury, and. with DIR. Wymap, as
nedica! expert, AMI several China
men as witnesses, proceeded to the
place where the body was found, for
the purpose of holding an inquest.
DR.. Wyman examined the body
and found two CHASTITY wounds on
the left side of the neck, evidently
made by a knife. by which the sub
clavian artery had been divided. a
circumstance, OF itself, quite suffi-
cient to cause death in few minutes.
1t seems that the poor victim had
raised his left arm for self defense,
as upon it were two deep gashes,
showing that both the radial and
ulnar arteries had been divided.
Either of the wounds upon the arm
would have caused death, in short
time, through loss of blood.
Lee Pun, an intelligent China
man, having been sworn, made a
statement substantially agreeing with
the account given by the friends of
the murdered man soon after his dis
appearance, the leading features of
which are as follows: On Thursday
evening July Sd, 1884, Fee Gung.
in company with two other China
men, Ye Sam Gong and Wong Gong
Fong, entered the wash house of
Hong Yek, on Fourth street. and
got up some sort of a gambling
game. Fee Gung exhibited several
hundred dollars, which he had
earned during the past few months.
For some time he had Leen working
at the West.side brick yard, super
intended by Charles Lincoln. The
three men left, in the course of the
evening and started across Long
Bridge on their way down to the
brick yard. The two companions of
Fee Gung, on arriving at the brick
yard, gave some evidently manufac-
tured reason as to why Fee Gung
WINS not with them, and soon after,
they too, came up missing, nor have
they been seen or heard from since
that time. The friends of Fee Gung
appear to be satisfied that his two
comrades, above mentioned, deliber-
ately murdered him for his money,
threw the body over the bank where
it was found yesterday, and then
skipped for parts unknown.
The following verdict was duly
rendered by the jury:
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON
County of Thurston. 81.
We, the jury empanneled to inquire into
the cause of the death of the person whose
body now lies before us, do find, from
the evidence rendered, that it is the body
of q Cinnamon named Fee Gung, and that
he came to his death by knife wounds,
and that said wounds were inflicted by
two Cinnamon known as Ye Sam Gong,
and WOng FOng Gong, on Oh about the
night of July Sd, 1884.
(Signed) n. CROSBY. Foreman,
l.. p. YEMEN,
HARRY PREsCOrT,
JACOB STAPMFLER,
NJ. SCULYL,
MILLER OfFUTr.
Olympia, July %, 1884.
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Pro bate Notice.

IN the Probate Court of Thurston coun.
l. ty, w. T.
In the matter of the estate of Anthony
Rudd, deceased.
All persons having claims against the
to present the same TO the undersigned,
with tine proper vouchers, ut his place of
residence 1.-THE logging camp OF I. c. Ellis)
in said county. or at the Office of the Pro-
bate Court Of said county, in Olympia.
within one year from the date hereof or
GEORGE DAVIS,
Executor of the last will and testament
Of Anthony Rudd, deceased.
Dated, Olympia. Warrington Territory.
July 18th, 1eat,
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SPEAKING Of the Port Townsend
election, the Argus says. it was by
far the largest vote ever cast in this
city. Eigh,y.nine women voted,
casting their votes quietly for the
candidates OF their choice. Univer-
sci respect aud courteous treatment
was manifested for them at the polls
and on the street.
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For Sale.

TIME south half of our ten acre tract of
i land on Main street in the town of
Olympia. For particulars inquire at the
Harness Shop, or of the undersigned.
WILLIAM WRIGHT.
Olympia, June "a, 1884.
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THAcxERAY, although innocent of
Cincinnati Conventions, invented
the term 4" dark horse"
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Low shoes for outdoor wear and
slippers for the house are the rule
this season.
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inexperienced Buyer.

Avoiding all risks of bad-credit GUS
toners, we can afford to quote the low
lest figure on all our Goods, in the first
place, thereby giving nobody an oppor-
tunity to bid us down on our price.
The fact that we give better val
ues and bargains than any other
House on the Coast, is we'll known
by almost everybody and is easily
explained.
Having a resident buyer in New
York City, MI. Fred. TOklas, who is
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for three large Establishments, he is
enabled to get the
Same Rates as Wholesalers.
Is wonder them that sell Goods at Prices
which retailers have generally got to pay to
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Study that point WE'LL and and you will find that there is at
least saving of ID per cent which the retailers bound
make, by trading in Establishment
Receiving Goods every day. either by express freight from
the East show the best ceanes and newest styles
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In niatuftr wears, stich NJ LAS % Memo.
", Isas@itnda. Nsaturnsi ttpi-aios. Aver.
sion io sseiets Dlmnss~ ot Vision. Noi.es
in the Head. the vital iiuid passing unspb~
served in the urine. aud tasny other dis.
casts that lead to insanity sud heath.
Dn. NtNtts. Who j. . regular physi.
clan graduate ~ the University III esBn.
syiysnlal, will sErve so fsfisis tsss ness
as.a Ds,isss for Q casc of this Mud the
VITAL uEstemA1tvt iuIsaef his stss.
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On hand.
HOPKINS 4 R0BERT6ON.
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Same Rates as Wholesalers.
no sRo0DY GOODS, no TRASH, 1N0 0I0.FisHI0Ns.)

variety of everything in the way of Ladies and Gents
Cloths and ready made Garments, can be found
Come for YOURSELF inspect Goods and Prices and you will
be convinced that WE MEAN JUST WHAT WE SAY
Respectfully, TOKLAS & KAUFMAN.
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7HE GREAT
ENGLISH REMEDY.

~ n never falling
II tura fBf Nervous
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Vitality, suinal
Weakness hIslisss I.
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essss ssssssss, Par
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To the Unfortunate.
Dr.. Gibbons
DISPSNSsS;,

l..).l kENR<EN
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Commercial street.
.Nsn t1iusIscu. -
u III. .i,.,i ts,,. =
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,,l.ii and seminal n,s
cases such a. t."tiss.
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No. ~ kEARSEy sTmEtr.
rrssss an cssssss sss sv~ssss Dsssssss
YoSsng Mem
WHO nay t,e SUFFERING fsom ths sfIeess
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l29 East 28th street, New York CITY
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Justice Miller, Of the Supreme
Court of The United States. sccom-
panied by his wife and daughter. and
also . daughter Of Col. Corkhili. ar.
uvsd In this city on Thursdsy even.
ing. and are guests OF Gen. T. 1.
Meksnny.
Physicians complain Of the con-
hnusd good health Of Olympia.
Calsmi,oss ~ this may prove to the
psotssssoa. the fact IL . splendid lid.
bit to drop int" letters which are,
srelong. 10 lie read In the great i'm
migration centsrs Of the Atlantic
srd North westsrn States.
The bos shee, for the sale Of re-
served seats 20 Hen Co,ton's enter
tainmsnt was pretty well lacked
several dsy. previous TO his arrival
IN th,s city. = fact which speaks in
As,iss,ng terms 81 that individual
popularity ~ . caterer To the fun
loving instincts of human nature.
Alessrs. Drswry aud Mckenzie are
stocking their new wood and coal
yard 40 fast 90 men and teams can
do the work II 10 comforting TO
IN think that tho time has como when
good article 81 wood. coal or bark
cen he obtained 10 Olympia any
uas. on call. end 81 reasonable
prices.