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Notice..

TEnRITORY OF WASHINGTON, co
County of Thurston.
IN tho Justice Court of Olympia Pre-
i cinct, Thurston county, w. T., before
w. f. Ready, Justice.
CHARLES HANSON. doing business as HAN
SON & CO.:
You are hereby notified that Benjamin
Hatch has filed a complaint against you
in said Court, which will come on to be
heard at my office. in Olympia, Thurston
county, w. T., on
The 3lst Day OF May. A. d. 1854,
at the hour of 10 o'clock A. NJ, and unless
you appear and then and there answer,
the same will be taken as con fessed and
the demand Of the Plaintiff granted. The
object and demand of said complaint is to
obtain judgment against you for the sum
Of seventeen dollars, together with the
costs of action in said claim arising on &C.
count.
Complaint filed April 10, 1891.
W. +. KEADY,
Justice of the Peace.
Olympia, Washington Territory, April
18th, 1884.
BALLARD & McFADDEN, Attorneys for
Plaintiff.
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CONTEMPLATING business trip to the
Fast. next month, and knowing that it
takes money TO ;ra:el, and as means of
making the necessary raise, +. {. Van
Epps offers nearly his entire stock Of
goods 1t cost for cash. for 80 days only, DO.
giuuing Saturday, April 5th.
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Union Enea'np'n"h'' =. " u oil
Iamwa'ef' nave oo"sh' Literary
Hail. and VIII enlarge tue o"''''"g,
saapuns " '"f =" 'o"s" 'o"" Nv "e''
s p"h''e uses
The new schedule 10 go into 81.
feet Sunday wall make the hour Of
departure of Tho train about hall
past sit Passengers VIII arr'V,
sec"s ten oe'"ek
A runaway horse ON the principal
streets. Wednesday created consider.
sble excitement, but fortunately no.
bod, was hnt' although several mar.
row escapes are reported
John ouoveli, a logger In Nellet'
Il Cadsnette's camp. at tquaxon,
had his Zoo, cut. few days ago. by
sslaneiug az. Tho wound Is pain
fai sud viii lay him up severa
~ssts'
The people al Five Oaks. pleas
sst picnic ground. a few miles fron
this place. extend a cordial invitation
10 the people Of the whole county TO
participate with them la q May ia,
outdoor social
A. usual. thu Courier cspresse
the opinion iha, n certain theatrica
company heading this way. 10 :" Al
psriof 4" anything yet seen on u,
Sound The last Is always choco
lats or sm 10 IT, taste.
The Courier says that tho City
Council are considering the matte
al " purchasing q decent dre bell
THIS 's the hf't intimalion We have
had that tho bell now in use has no
eondue'ed itself with propriety.
Il isn't every CITY" which cal
o~n . Councilman who mskes hi
home In . distant metropolis. hold
. oovsrnmsn. Office. sni maks'
regular trips 100 miles 70 attend thu
meetings VI the municipal legisla
tsrs.
Msssrs. Brown 4 Chriatman hav,
opeasd 4 neat barber shop In Pres
eotss block. adjoining Storks store
both partners are good barhsrs and
Industrious men. and will no doub
Fsesive . liberal share Of public pat
ronsss.
The Coars, has been interyiewint
pso minent Republicans to ascertair
their preferences for President. L
sssms that tho sea,co prisoner favor
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ala 49,. .., a."
I,.,
.,,n...,, Oiie
u,o.,..,..,,
"' No"'''' recommends
Wv va W ''''' AZ u o'u'h oia street,
- '"' """ ih'iu' III COLI
"'''' WIN '"o request OF Cur
Wv '!e''' PROVIDED me
wa '''' N"IeiS pe"i haii
-, ''''''
' VIC
w. ''''' ''e
~ :" q, ''lo''p'I y
- ''' ''''e
i''' 0' ''' u
\ ''"''N ny me name OF Dwyer,
'''"' temporary IN Mr.. PIX $
mousse corner "i Third and Franklin
"'t"'tS' late from Missouri, have
nee" s'd'y afflicted since their adj
vent among rs. only n Few weeks
"-"' f"d'y night, two OF their
'hii''n' s'fls' aged 4 and 6 years
"'e' VI '''e"sies' an"
Wv "'' arc III VI 'ne
wv ''' ~" e''''e" ~ oe
'"'S 10 "e''
W. ''''''' '''''o''"n'S i''o Gil
Among 'a'e real estate transfers
W. "''' tue SAFE Oh the INSIDE lot OF
'ho corner iateiy bought by Zen.
"'N'hny 10 me hahK' Tor So,ooo; OF
Tue oaA'fy ou'!ding and half lot on
ro"''" street. owned by julius
hI"pp'r' to 1. n. Ford Tor 1910;
n'"PpefS "weiling mouse on Ihir-
'ceh'h street, with SIX lots Tor 81
ioo' MISS Aliens residence on
Adams street ana TWO lots Tor W.
ooo' Mis- MlIier being the purchas-
or MI ott has likewise sold his
""o 's.'''"'e property III Au"""'er
'o' S''"
Ihe Work OF blasting out stumps
aud opennS iine street to Coun-
Gilman Tall"nires block, in South
east Olympia - progressing finely,
under direction OF the Street Com.
missioner. IL takes from ten to
10 fourteen ionnds OF powder Tor
'"ch stump sometimes IL NUS them
"nd sometimes 1t don't; but then 1t
II ~ 'un Tor Tie the boys as well pro-
h'"b'o to zeal estate spectators, and
under the triple lax levy OF this
year there Will be plenty OF money
TO pay Tor The pyro'tchnic display.
ms street by the way Is the same
one which passes by Councilman
Bagle,'s residence, IN front OF which
a gaping cha"m calls likewise for a
1000 plaster.
MIR. Geo. a. B'rnes has imported
from ). ID. knsks Ap'ary, Mllwau-
ke. Oregon. swarm OF pure Italian
bees. which sustain about the same
relation to common bees as Jersey
cows to the ordinary STOCK. The su-
pc''o''ty claimed Tor them is based
upon much larger product OF
honey; less sensitiveness to cold
weather: more prolific increase, and
greater safety in handling, being
much less apt to sting those who in
wade th'ir we'll guarded domains.
The experience OF quarter century
has demonstrated the claim to all
those points of superiority. Mr..
Bigelow. OF East Olympia, took
from single hive OF Italian bees,
last season. fifty pounds OF honey,
besides leaving the usual supply Tor
food.
Tho "cut and dried Republican
primary for Olympia precinct. was
held in Columbia Hall, last Satur.
day. MIR. Tnllentire, the Patriarch OF
the Young Mems Republican
Club" acting as Chairman. The
meeting was only formality, the
ring-leaders having selected the
ticket and placed it in print long be-
fore the primary was held. Follow
ing are the names: Johu Keenap-
pie, A. A. Phillips, Isaac Ellis, T.
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The Courthouse and jul at Silver
City, 1. T., were destroyed by fire,
last week, and two plisoners-Fred
Woodland and Chinaman-were
burned in the flames.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-04-25

S. A. MILLER, proprietor of the
Alhambla Thca,er, Seattle, has, it is
said, d" skipped" lis creditors.
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TiiE GREAT
ENGLISH REMEDY.

IL q never falling
III tuie ior Nervous
|l,ciilil,y. Exhausted
Vitality, seminal
Weakness, sIsfusa .
lurThosa, sssss Msss
need, imIoieney,
rsessssessssss, I'ss.
|alts,s and sl! tho
|issfii,ie effects az
~eli Abuse, youthful
ioiiles and sssess.<os
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-04-25

The Oregon Transcontinental Com
pany are trying to get rid of Endi-
colt
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Bird:

At Grand Mound Prairie. 1hurston
county, W. T., March 81, 1884, Alison w.
French, aged l6 years. 8 months and
days.
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No, 2,23O.
+. a. Howard,
Defendant.

THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
To +. A. HOWARD, Defendant:
In the name of the u nited States ofAmcr-
lea, you are hereby required to appear in
an action brought against you 6y the
abovenamed Plaintiff In the District Court
of the Second Judicial District Of the
Territory Of Washington holding terms NJ
Olympia, in Thurston county, for tho
counties of Mason, Chehalis and Thurston,
and to answer the complaint fled therein,
"a copy OF which accompanies this sum.
mons) within twenty days exclusive of
the day of service) after the serS Ice on YOU
of this summOns-if served within this
county; or, IL served out OF this county,
tut within the Second Judicisl District,
within thirty Gays; or IL served out OF
said District, then within forty days; or II
served by publication, then within sixty
days from date hereof, or Judgment by de.
fault will he taken against you according
to the prayer of said complaint.
This action is brought to recover from
you the sum of one hundred. ninsteen
and IS 100 dollars, together with interest
at the rate of ten per cent per annu,n
from May 8, 1888. for goods, wares and
merchandise sold and delivered to YOU,
and for costs and disbursements herein.
#-x Witness John p. Hoyt, Esquire,
IS. Judge of the said District Court,
S. and the seal of said Court, this
10th day of March, A. D 1884
X. G. O'B0EN, Clerk.
JUDsoN IsREAL, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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1O6 PRINTING Of all kinds,
WzSHINGTON Stan DARD
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Reeves, Malachi, sw or of sw ar
sec 2, tip 70, rye W, 40 acres; lot
No. 5 sec 2, TIP %, rye W, SO


Seattle Commercial Co., SO or sec
q, tip 10, rye W, 100 acres 49,. 10 "A
Smith, John w., Sc or of Sc ar sec4,
tp 10, rye 8 w, 40aeres 70
SkOwegan Bank Co., NV Or of NV or sec
%. tp 81, rye 3 W, 40 acres; n hf sec q,
tp Il, rye ", 800 acres !; n hf OF sw
or sec q, tip 81, rye CIV, 20 acres NV
rof sec IS, tp q, rye W, 100 acres;
hf OF ne or sec 81, TIP 81, rye W, 81
acres; NV or sec H. tp 20. rye W, lGO
acres; n Inf Of sw Or sec H. IN -, rge3
W, 80 acres; Lot No. @ rec 8, tn 10 rye
3w, 03 acres hf of re or sec 35 To
II, rye W, 80 acres &c or sec a. III
81, rye ", 100 acres; n hf sec g. To
n, rye 4 ", 80 acr, $; sw or sec %, To
81, rye 4 W, 1t0 acres. ......... 1888 90
Watkinson, Melbourne, block 10,
Arcadia NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IS
Meigs, Il. A., or other owners of,
lot No. 4, see 81. tp 10. rye 8 W,
Al acres; ne or of Sc or sec 80, tp
19, rye 8 W. 40 acres; lot 4 sec ID,
tp ~, rye 8 W, 81 acres ......... 226
Smith, H., sw or of Sc Or sec 6, tp
q, rye 8 W, A. acres ........... 6 OF
HANS. HEGAAS,
~ Sheriff Of Mason county. Washington
Territory.
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Notice.
REAL ESTATE
FOR sale.

NOWN lots, with and without buildings
i farm lands in ThurstOn and Lewis
counties. J. II. MUNSON.
Olympia, March IA, 1854.
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Puget Mill Co. or Pope. Talbot & Walker,
or any owners, all the right, title and
interest OF the Puget Mill Co. to the
claim or possession, whether legal or
equitable, Of the Puget Mill Co. Of, In.
or to the accompanying described lands,
shf sec ], tp II, rge2 W, 20 acres
sec 3, tip 21, rye W, $40 acres sec 8. tn
81, rgc 2 ", $40 acres sec II, tp 81,
rye Wv, $40 acres; sec II. tp 81, rye !
W, 640 acres sec 10, tip 81, rye 2 W, $40
acres; NV or sec "a, tip 20, rye 3w, 100
acres; Sc Or sec u, tp 70, rye 3 W, 100
acres; e hf Of ew Or sec q, tp 20, rye 2
W, 30 acres; NV or of sw or sec "a, tn
%. rgc 8 W, 40 acres hf sec 50, tp Vi,
rye 8 ", $50 acres g hf OF ne qi sec SO,
tip ~, rye 3w, 100 acres; ne ar of NV
Or sec 33, tp ~, rye 8 W, 10 acres n hf
sec IS. tp 20, rye 8 W, 22D acres; hf
Of 8 hf sec Is, tp 20, rye W, 100 acres
hf Of Sc or sec Is, TIP ~, rye W, 80
acres; ne Or oil ne or sec 81, tip 20, rye
3w, ~ acres NV lf sec 81, tp 20, rye 3
", 100 acres; re or Of sc or sec 81. tp
20, rye 3 W, 40 acres lot No. /. sec 81,
tip 20, rye 3 W, Ii acres u h I sec IL, to
%, rye 2 W, 800 acres y hf of 9 hf sec
II, tp ~, rge2 W. 16O acres sw or Of
swqr sec II, tp 20. rye W, 10 acres
Sc or Of sc q. sec IL, tip 20, rye g W, 10
acres; hf Of sw or sec Ii, tp II, rye 4
w, u acres,
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in i.,attiref years. stteb a. isoss nf Memo.
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In the Head, the vital fluid passing unoie
served In thu urine, aud many ether dis.
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elan graduate of the University az lpun-
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sutssstse tree. Thoru,suh esxussostlon
aud advice, including assiysis ut urine,
-. Price of VITAL sessssses - 80 q is.alls.
or four times the quantity -, cent TO sny
address upon rcrsiIa ut lifiee. az q. -. H..
secure from oi'-.ttaiios, and IN pslvass
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VIII bc sent 10 any ons applying BIZ
letter, stating syutttosn~, sea AID awe
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actions.
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u bottle, . botties for -.
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April %, 1884. M6
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1,tp %. rye W, 40 acres; NV or
Of sw or sec l, tip u, rye west,
4O acres. Observation-Disclosures.
Lockhart, Thomas, ne or of sw or
sec 2, tip 10, rye 3 ", 40 acres; Sc
qrof sc or sec 2, tp 10, rye Sw,
~ acres ....... Observation-Disclosures.
McLain, Mary. hf of SO or sec "a,
tip 20. rye 4 w, 80 acres; sw ar Of
sw ar sec 26, tip 20, rye 4 vi. 40
Morrill,, ii. r.. lot No. i sec i, II; 20,
rye 2 W, AZ acres; lot No. 2. sec 4,
tip 20, rye 2 W, A acres; 8 hf of
ne or sec 4, tp 20. rye 2 W, 80
Montgomery. j. B., hf Of ne or sec 8. tn
-, rye 3 W, ~ acres: NV Or OF ne ar
sec 5, tip 10, rye 8 W, 40 acres; n hf or
seer sec S, tip 10. rye Sw. 80 acres; W
acres; ne or Of ne or sec 25, tp 10. rye
3w, 40 acres; NV or Of NV Or sec Is,
tp 10. rye W, ~ acres g hf of re or
sec ), tp 81, rye W, 80 acres hf sec
IS, tp 10, rye W, 3sO acres hf Of sw
or sec 3. Up q, rye s W, 70 acres; NV
hf ofsw Or sec IS, tp 10, rye W, 50
acres; sc or Of NV or sec /. tp q, rye
5w, 40 acres; hi sec l. tip q. rye s W,
80 acres NV Or OF NV or sec /, tp q,
rye 5w, ~ acres; sw Or OF sw or sec Is,
tip 10, rye 8 ", 40 acres ne or of sw
or sec Is. tp 10, rye 8 W. 10 acres .,....
Mitchell. Henry. W Inf of NV or SEQ
IA, tp %. rye W, 80 acres ......
Myres. John, lot No. 8 sec 80, tp %,
rye 8 W, 40 acres.
Miller. Fred, SO or of ne ar sec %,
tip "a, rye 8 W, 40 acres; ne ar of
Sc or sec %. tip "a, rye 8 W, 40
Mills, W. w., ne or of INV ar sec IA,
tp %, rye W, AZ acres; NV or
Of ne or sec IA tip %, rye W, 40
aprps
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-07-04
w

We had a fine rain Sunday night
and considerable wind, which has hay.
cd the corn flat to the ground. We
havy faith that it will recover.
O. G. Roberts harness shop and Nor
hart & Fulton's hardware store are
rapidly being pushed to completion.
\. Butler, of this place has soli hi.
farm to Lcgrand Thorne, fer $1,000
We have not learned what Mr.. Butler
is going to do. We hope he will not
leave orr town, as he has been n resi-
dent for about ten years, and too, he
mas a daughter that is just sweet six
tecn"- the sweet must he applied tc
the sixteen, and nOt to the daughter.
Miss Rosa McCray has been very Ill
for the last two months. We hope she
will soon recover under the care of her
physician, her a~fiectionate mother and
sisters.
G.. L. Matterson is quite sick with
measles. We hope George will rapid
" improve, as we know he wants &c
dance on July 4. -,
NJ. L. Sopcr Of this place has sold
out. Mr.. Sopcr will not leave the
the country, but viii move into Adams
county. on his farm. We hate to give
him up, but the best Of friends have tC
part. HUGH.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-07-04
WEST iNASALE

Plenty of rain and everybody happy
Cutting has commenced and prom
iscs Il heavy yield.
Corn mostly laid by, AMI is looking
splendid.
The R~ivertonfolks are getting ready
for a grand celebration ON the fourth
In addition to the interesting doings
and speaking Of the day, is Hunters
circus. The greatest wonder is if the
lads and lassics can live till the time
arrives and then have nerve enough to
lett to enjoy the Performance.
This extreme warm weather. 1t
would be NOE preferable to be a MIN
listers hymn book than g. fancy team
from the livery stable on the road be-
tween Red Cloud and Riyerton.
Mr.. Smith, living near the narro&s,
lost his best horse at RivertOn Mon
day evening. He was sick but a short
time. He was valued at $500.
c. Gooding, of Riveiton, is buui!ding
new barn. It viii cost about $1,000.
G. Martin has the contract of the car
penter work. AUNT HoPE.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-07-04
COWLES.

We don't deny the truth of the ad-
age, that it rains alike on the just and
the unjust, but there seems 10 he q par
TALLY this summer in favor of the just,
for the people of Cowlcs and vicinity
have been favored with good, refresh
ing showers. while some Of the naughty
neighborhoods around us have had Iii.
tie or no rain.
The prospect tor abundant crops 81
all kinds is exceptionally good i'll this
vicinity.
Farmers are already making prepar.
atoms for harvesting.
II. Il. Brubaker and j. d. Schenck.
two of ouI cnterprising young farmers
have just taken from tho depot n
COwles a new Irvine binder. They
both have fine crops Of their own tC
cut. and will doubtless have as much
cutting for others as the can do.
Mr.. Terry has just received the stone
for a large cellar.
C. w. Fuller's new building is al
most completed.
Mr.. q. 4. Latta's face is as broad as
n full moon and genial rs aJune morn
ing. He looks like a candidate for of
fice-but he isn't. Ten pounds OF fem
ininity accounts for If.
The Cowles school closes this week
Our town boasts ofa new store. a
drug and hardware store combined.
Wishing all places celebrations this
week. we close, LITTLE RATCHET.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-07-04
GUIDE ROCk.

Never before perhaps III the history
Of this community were our people so
sanguine of success IN the future as
they have been and are since the sun
I. shine and showers have been vouch-
safed them with such steady and new
er failing accuracy as has been expert
enccd during the past few weeks.
Should the growing crops meet with no
mishaps until they shall have been
gathered, then look out for a stream Of
immigration such as Webster county
has az yet been q stranger to.
Many of your readers will no doubt
be panied 10 learn of the very poor
health OF DIR. Moranville. But slender
hopes were entertained at m time
last week of his recovery from IL severe
attack Of heart disease. He rallied.
however, and OF Saturday. in company
with Mrs. NJ. and Abram CARRIER start
ed for Denver. \ letter from Mrs. NJ.
states that he is some better. although
having suffered greatly while enroutc
for that place.
Many Of our people will 20 to Red
Cloud ON the ith. while not a few will
picnic in Arnsberger's grove near town.
hunters Consolidated shows wilr be
here on the 1th. Shonid the weather
be fir there will be the greatest turn
out Guide Rock has ever enjoyed. No
doubt the occasion will he nailed with
much delight by both old and young,
and VIII Prove \ source Of reel enjoy
mcut ani recreation.
.. ~ -@ls, isi.'ti; hot2 RcCEKT.