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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-27
No. 2,4l7.

y the District Count 81 the second iuli
i Cial Distract ut the I,rfitufV 81 Wash.
ingt"n holding terms AZ olympia tuf tht
counties OF 1hurstun. Mason ani ChUha
lis
Action brought "a tho p,st,i.t r,,,,t a.,
the second Judicial lii,lii't 1T ~. Irtti.
tory 81 Washington. holding terun ~
olympia to- the counties ct Ihutstuu
Mason aud 'hohsits and complaint hiaHl
~ the county IT Ihut.tnn ~ the uinrn 81
tho clerk ut tho SAT- pistrio, tuutt
Mary &. g. raltou. rianiin,
~.
Richard u. rattcn defendant
rnL rNuru st,TIs ~ AarHA,
10 Richard " Patton. defendant
Ia tho name ui thpt uitrd ~tAi's 60, Auet.
ica YOU are hereby required o. apt"st ~
All action Iruught against suu Nv the
ahnNcnaincd flsintiii 10 the i'isirtsf out
at the S"cand Judicial District 81 the
Territory Of Washington holding terms ~
olympia. ~ 1hufsiun county. iH tie
counties ut Mason thshaiis aud ihutstou
and To- answer the complaint tiird therein
"a copy of which acruiutssiiF. this sum.
mons within twenty DAYS exclusive 81
the day at scINirr altsf the HgtN tru 90 StHi
of this summons u served Wthin thi-
county, 90. ~ served out ~ titls ,punty \,
tut Within the SECOND Judicial blslfipt
within thirty days 90 " ~rftei oul OF
said District then Within fufty days. 80 u
served Nv publication then Within siNty
days from date hereof nf Judgment hy de-
fault viii lc taken against yuu according
to the PRAYER % said complaint
The aboNe entitled action ~ drought 81
obtain decree of this court dis-si ing
the bonds oi matfimunY nuw existing ~
tween piaintiif and defendant. Ii The
grounds OF cruel treatment snd a failure
In nFuNlIa inF lHatgNtn aft1 family
for the custody uf Neiiie ! Fatten and
Freddie q Pattsn, minuf children fH =
division of the community property inf q
reasonable attorneys lee Ter ci~is and
disbursements ot this action aud ioF asn
eral relief
Witness John T. iinyt I-Iulrs
Is Judge ot the said District count
and the seal If said Court thl'
9Th day of January, A. u tssa
a. -. OnhlIN. Clctk.
JUpsos, lsHI.L a Mssynls,
Plaintiffs Attorneys
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-27

Those wishing paper-hapging done
neatly and at low rates should call on
Mr.. Gilbert Olney, at Odd Fellows
Hall.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-27

lr Is now known that the Oriental
Hotel ire, at Seattle, last week, was
the work of an incend;arv.
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sf'a oi III" Day 'hah NJ present
Ia folAmah' ed''of anu pfopfie'
Tor OF the >''dis"@'""'y' o' roi'ahu
visited olympia +" lew DAYS ago
Capt. J T Berry was IN tho cat,
during 'he week 'r"hsaeuhS business
Of The Surveyor General once
Mr l. Bettman left. on wednes
day. Tor San Francisco on tho usua
mission OF dfy-goods merchant.
A real estate agent estimates tha
there may possibly DO two or three
empty dwelling houses IN Olympia
A slight frost whi,oned the groun'
on Tuesday night. but the common
bslisi is that no harm was done t.
iruit.
Mr.. Peek. the man bearing gun
shot wound. left with his wife 70
Portland. to-day. by the morning
train.
Messrs. l.. =. Yemen and Rober
Mar have been elected Ruling FL
ders Of the Presby terrain Church O
this city.
W. A. Sparks. the new Commits
sioner OF the General Land Office, i
brother of Mr. j. q. Sparks, o
this city.
II seems that fsthers.iu law arc q
handy ss sons.in law. when Il come
10 placing Chinadom on stilts @
obtaining q sineeure Job.
Coy Soui,e will On out of offic
with considerable prestige. He ha
sense enough TO employ man Q
brains Tor private secretary.
II is indeed fortunate that durin
the present s.agnation Of bushes.
provisions and other necessaries c
life have lesn unusually low.
The seimen gas lamp recent
purchased by the city authorities fo
Columbia Hall. has been hung i
position. and is ready for use.
The old time schooner Gen. Harne
IL now making regular tips betwee
lover Sound points and this por,
having paving freight lists each wa,
The north side OF the Masoni
property has been put in a safe m
lasting condition. with a new fenc
and stairway ON the Seventh stree
front.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-27
Administrators Sale.

IN the Probate Court of Thurston coun-
Il ty, Washington Territory.
In the matter of the estate of Daniel NJ.
Ward, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of
an order of sale made by said Court in the
above entitled matter, on the 18th day of
October, 1884, the undersigned, Admins
TRAITOR of said estate, will, on Saturday, the
4th day of April, 1885, at one o'clock p. NJ.
at the front door of the Courthouse of said
Thurston county. sell for cash at public
auction in the manner prescribed by law
in such cases provided, the following de-
scribed real estate or SO much thereof as
may be necessary, to-wit: The South half
OF Northeast quarter, Northwest quarter
of Northeast quarter and Northwest quar-
ter of Southeast quarter of Section %.
Township lG. North OF Range West. Stu
ated in Thurston county, Washington Ter
ritorv. ISAAC Blu MAU Err,
Administrator OF the estate Of Daniel
NJ. Ward, deceased.
Dated, Olympia, Washington Territory
March 49, 1885.
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Singing Canaries.

NNHE undersigned have number of fine
i Canaries. to sell at So per pair, some
of which are excellent singers.
Apply to d. NJ. Brown. Night Watch
man, or Mrs. Josephine Brow n, at their
residence on Maple Park.
Olympia, March 9Th, 1885. mi
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-27
Low Prices,

1t is evident that at this time of close
competition, incident to hard times, that
the dealer who does not get down to
" bedrock prices" will get left Being
fully determined to catch on. he is pleased
To announce that he has already struck
the hard pan and expects to find pay dirt
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-27

MANY Senators having gone home,
it is doubtful whether quorum can
bs held longer than this week.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-27
PrOnlptneSS.

Realizing that in this age of steam and
electricity that time is everything he
IS determined use all the energy at his
command to satisfy the wants OF his Gus
toners. All orders for the delivery of
goods will, therefore. receive immediate
attention. Goods sent anywhere within
the CurnOrate limits
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-27
Quick Returns.

Low prices necessarily involve cash
payments. Without the means of max
ing quick returns business would cease.
With the Nimble SiXpence constantly in
view, the Slow Shilling departs. A mu-
tual benefit thus results and all are made
happy
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To tho Unfortunate


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'tl;lrtird.

Mdu.icr McMickcn. E>.I of seattle. "
T.. and Miss Alice f. Smith of san Fran.
cisco.
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Notice to Taxpayers.

NOTICE is hereby given that the as
~ sessment roll of the City of Olympia,
for the year lss5, is now open for inspec-
ton at the Office of the Mayor, at the First
National Bank, until March 25th. At the
expiration of said time the City Council
will sit as Board of Equalization, at their
next regular meeting,
All applications for changes in the as
sessment must be made in writing.
By order of the City Council.
J. V. YANTIS,
Clerk.
Olympia. March lG, 1855.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-27
PATENTS

nnihNIp AID al PtTEsT HTSf
" MS ~ hutn~ rr abroad attended To-
fut upbfEiTi IEI>
pnf uihrv ~ opposite iho I y Patent
tiilr". Hnd 49, can obtain Patent. in less
tlWe than thtizH feniHi, from " tNHING.
TN
seud upbki oR DEIHfNg We al.
Ni-" A. a. ptt-ntability FREQ 81 charge;
nnh 80 'Hihrh NO m rNLHSS "a.
mn = tiIpHEH
" refer here. 10 the Postmaster, tn.
Suti 1t Money order niy aud Ia ON
,ial~ ct the I : Patent Once. Eur cifc,i.
lar. advice. terms aud references o. asiusi
clients ~ Nnur own state 90 cu,inty, write
g. . \ SNOW A co.
Opposite Patent Ofice.
Washington. H. q.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-27
These General PRINCIPLES,

Briefly outlined, constitute the base of
action. trial is earnestly desired. The
verdict of customers will doubtless be 4
righteous one, which none should fear.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-27
A. FARQUHAR,
DEALER IN
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Flour, Shorts, Bi"a. 'h.,1~I Elrl,,
Wheat. Oats ai..! fG,t lir
CLOTHING AND pElGOOb>.
Crockery, Stone and '..a,>s uc.
Wood and Willow ware.
Table an | Pocket CutlrrV.
! WAGON and Carriage Material.
! Woodruff 4 >cIScu Nh'v!~.
/ Hickory, Oak. Ash and Whitcwoodpl
Wagon Springs and
Wagon and tIrria-" llarpwtrr.
Windows and nnur~ al sizes.
Paints, OII>. Wndpwgia~,.
Col"rcd and Ground Window ula>>
Lime, Cement. Plaster Mari'!tdu~t.
Hair. Fire Brick Land Plaster
LIth SHIN les AMI a kiul~ 80
House Carpenter lla'i-
Ware Iron and Piow>
Spring. Tire, Toe and Cast steel
Gable Cham all >IZ,'~,
Horse. Mule and OK Shoes.
Horse Nails. l,It~.
Lag Screws, Nut Washers.
BJH Ends, CarIi,gc aud
Wagon ANc!>.
AnVil,. Ni>cs. Bellows and
Blacksmith Tools.
CUMBERLAND COAL
GAS PIPE AND FITTINGS.
.U5-Goods delivered 10 any part of tho
city, free Of charge.
u Every description Of goods, wares
and merchandise, carefully stored, al
moderate atcS.
80 Highest price paid for Country Pho
duce Furs and Hides.
OLYMPIA, Jan. G, ISL ly
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-27
Boot and Shoe
IiiI
Whole Community

Isl lis pft.- ere a. inw q. are askrd
Tor goods mido uuiN g. sell
~ "" warrants every anifl. sold ty
h,u ~ ali RESPECT.
81 lie employs a large .tuin'.er ct
skilled ~urknitu Whu-a wages ~ .i.ut
with "a,
4th, III, goods are 1T ltttcr qualify than
tho-" bought haphassid 10y lhrk Is'ri rnred
dealer,
5th. His goods are 1T TIE lat.,, STYLES
and fashion
lie nov has un hand
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-27
THE GREAT
ENGLISH REMEDY.

- a never failing
tue Tor Nervous
eiiillty. IN hausl esi
Vitality, seminal
Weakness, sysIpna
iafthaa. essss nas.
heed, in,ys.iescy,
essessstssskss. Par
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|tsifii,le effects III
|ssli Al',sse. youthful
|fotlissa aasl Nx........
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-27

WAsHISroN, March 23.-Edward P.
Phelps, nominated to-day Minister
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-27

ln nlstuFeF wears s,.oh q. lass ~ Memo.
W, Isassltnde, Nocturnal IBi-sios. Aver.
slan to Nsse4riy, binness ~ Vision. Noiss.
in the Head, the vital tiuid Isas<ins unat.
served Hthe urine, aud nsny other dl..
esss.s thai lead !" iussniiy aud heath.
s"' "tNshs, who y . regular physi.
rlan graduate 81 the University 81 Penn.
sylNsnisi, Will sgFs. to fssfeii tts~ mss-
deed essstsss tat case ~ tAis kipd the
VITAL atstowsTtte under his ape
cisl advice aud tFeatmeni will nat cure,
80 f'sr snNthlng lupufe 90 Injurious found
in a. DIR. hiNfiE treats ell private d,s.
eases successfully without mercury. css-
ssissssss tree. Thorough animation
snd advice, Including snslysis at urine,
~. ffive ~ Veal a~ssstss " so a bottls,
80 i''af times the quantity -. sent to any
addfe-- uls'n rsceiIa ~ l'Tire. az q. q. u.
-'c'ise Ir''n ulsrg',aiintl and in q private
name II desired hy
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-27
SAMPLE sorsLk saEs.

VIZ I've sse, to any one applying hy ie, /.
to- stating SYMPTOMS, sen aud age,
s,'ict secrecy la regard 90 all business
ttsn-sstioas
Dn aiNrss's stDNsS nxnEDy
Nsr"wavtssN euTes all kind. of kidpey
sns bladder co'nrlsiu,s, gonorrhoea.
Nisei, lstvofthDes FoF sale u, ali drug.
gi-isI 81 lsitlsi q isatieS f,if Is,
oW, NsNfts's DA>DElsON p1ll.n
are Tho hos, and cheapest OSapEpssA
and asasot> curu in the market. fos
sale ~ all druggists
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-27

nomination Is James ~. Porter OF
Tennessee, Commissioner of Indian
Affairs.
The Death Watch.
CHICAGO, March 23.-The New
York newspapers have act on Grant
what they term "deatL watch"
He may die at any moment, and he
may be alive three months hence,
but whenever he does die the news
papers must instantly have the news,
hence some one must watch the
house for the newspapers. The
chief newspapers have therefore
hired a convenient room close to
Grants residence, and there all day
and all night sit groups of reporters
waiting for Grant to die. They have
books and card,tables, and daily
newspapers, and whatever may be Of
use in helping to pass away the
weary hours. They are we'll paid for
their trouble, and among them are
some OF the most trustworthy news
paper men of the city. 1t is very
responsible work, and men who are
of regular habits, and who do not
drink, have been selected for it. A.
stated periods Of the day and night
Grants mansion is visited, and the
reporters are told by Col. Fred.
Grant, how the General passed the
preceding hours. Twice a day and
/ Just before midnight, reports of his
condition are telegraphed to the New
York press, thus the work is reduced
to a system. The plan gives both
the family and The physician much
more freedom than when the bell
was rung twenty-five times day nv
representatives of the press in pur-
suit of information.
Foreign Missions.
WAsHISToS, March 23.-Edward p,
Phelps, nominated to-day Minister
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-27

~" ~ N'''" sstNtet NJ tbc luhtAiou
OF Plum street. has been removed
aud the way is now open TO pedes.
tfaos and vehicles.
Isaac Dofllemyre is adding much
TO the value Of his property by grad
Ing the high bluff that has 80 long
proved q barrier along the side
frohting on seventh street.
There are rumors OF n rich gold
discovery within three miles Of Olym
pa. They may be untrue, but there
are some people Who attach consid.
sfab'e importance to the report.
One Who has travelled extensivsl,
Through the Gull States says tina,
olympia s,rkinRly resembles a city
OF The sunny South. now that she j.
arrayed ia her floral robes Of passing
loneliness
postmaster Gale had only
Known how the cat was going te
jump he would doubtless have stucl
70 prohibition rather than party
'"e's better to be a Muewamp thai
have DO ofiice.
hessrs. Ford n Co. have been ap
pointed agents for full line Of i'm
proved agricultural ma,hinery, in
'"d'hg the Buckeye Mower, ,h,
Schnt'lsr Wagon. AMI other stand
ard iaeoI-sa'ing devices for the farm
4 letter has recently been receive,
w one OF our citizens from that mos
trustworthy parsonage. ). W. Hall
ne turns up this time in Kansas an,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-10-23
A Doomed Man,

Daniel Wilkerson, sentenced to be hanged
Nov. Goth, for the murder of Policeman Law
renee of Bath has since his incarceration,
been at work in the paint shop, and has been
an industrious and docile prisoner. He has
maintained his own council and seemed to
fear but little his approaching execution,
speaking of it. when approached on that sub
ject As other men would speak of q business
transaction. Friday he wasp placed in solitary
confinement as is the custom altar the signing
of the death warrant. The cell is in the
same ward As those occupied by the Italians
recently executed. The same gallows will
be used for Wilker,on, erected in the same
place, underneath the platform between the
carriage repository and mandatory, and
overlooking the quarry pond.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-10-23
THE GLORIA MUNDI APPLE.
Not the Same Fruit as the Gloria Mundi
Of Maine

San apple tree grows in the garden of Mr.. W. S.
Badger which bears beautiful large white apple of
very raie variety known as the Gloria Mundi.
II Is said that there 10 but other tree Of that
variety u the state, and that is in the orchard of
Mr.. X. II. Gardiner of Observation-Disclosures Jour
nal.
the home OF this here well known apple, and before
announcing the great raritv of any glory Of the
earth, should make sure that II 10 not plenty In
AndroscoERin county rs flies in DISQUALIFICATION
Journal
We would suggest 30 our worthy contem.
porary, the Lewiston Journal, that in pomo-
lOgy-whether the same holds true in politics
or MOTT is well for one when he sets him
self up ~ critic II be sure of his premises
The Gloria Mundi is we'll known in Western
collections of apples but is q rare variety in
the East, and probably the statement of the
Kennebec Journal is correct in the matter.
The fruit is extremely large, solid and heavy.
green all over till ripe, when it turns to .
yellowish shade. So peculiarly hard and
heavy is it. that it i. easily identified.
The Gloria Mundi of Maine is another ap-
pie. As it is another name. This is An early
apple, 10 found in many orchards in Andres.
cogRin county, 10 scattered all through Ken
nebec. and into Penob. cot, and in fact nearly
all over the State. It 10 an old variety, and
we suspect it came from Massachusetts some
time in the indefinite past. and has been
arovn al the while in vatious JocslitisS un
der the name of Sweet Greenine. In many
respects it 10 . fruit Of marked value, An
droscogsin count. always looking after the
best, came tn grow it and use it in large
quantities. In that county it took the name.
on one knows why or when. of Gloria Mundi.
This made = confusion of nance, and the
State Pomoloeical Society named this apple
Gloria Mundi of Maine. and it stands 80 re-
corded on the fruit lists. This 10 brief is the
history Of the two fruits, and clearly explains
why the Lewiston Journal got badly mixed in
the matter-Maine Farmer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-10-23

'essr r.r.. s-as. Il.s.y rr..,a,.s.
THURSDAY Oct. % 1885.

THURSDAY Oct. % 1885.
III. Seth c Whitehouse W. Alden SpraRue
L Son, L.whitehouse Atty for plff. S. & l..
Titcomb, Att'ys for defts. Action for assump-
sit on An account annexed for the use of five
undivided ninetieth parts of the subscription
list working capital, good will and business of
the Kennebec Journal Newspaper establish
ment together With that proportion of the
printing materials consisting of types, press
es and furniture, from Jan. Is, 1879 to July
10. 1883, and interest amounting to S256.5O
The plf. claims that 10 1857 Stevens &
Blaine. the then owners of the Kennebec
Journal, formed joint stock company, d.
viding the property into 80 shares of 500
each, the stock to pay dividend to
the holders thereof of 10 per cent,
under certain conditions: that said plff. il
the owner of Eve of said shares, that the con.
ditions mentioned existed during the time
covered BY the suit and that this action is
brought to recover said 10 per cent and in
terest thereon. After the plff's. testimony VS.
out the court ruled that the facts disclosed
would not warrant an action at Law, but that
the plf- should bring his case before court
of equity, and ordered nonsut here.
Court adjourned until tomorrow morning
at A. NJ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-10-23

1t now seems that the proposed race be-
tween Pilot Knox and Maxey Cobb on Octo-
Der eth has slumped through. 1t had been
arranged TO occur ut Nsrragansett Park,
Providence, for 81 900 a side and the entire ad-
mission receipts. mile heats, three in fve. But
yesterday Mr.. May received n telegram from
isidor Cohnield, the owner Of Maxey Cobb,
saying that he would trot his horse only over
Fleetwood Park. New York. Now Mr. May
will not trot the race over this track. as it is
one ofthe poorest in the country, Narraganset
being one of the best. Pilot Knox is now
conceded to be the fastest stallion in Amer
lea,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-10-23

The call for "a meeting of the singers At the
rooms of the YIN c. A. on Tuesday evening
'as'' was responded to by a goodly number
ot those interest in advancing the cause of
music Mr.. Bert Brooks was called to the
enair and Mr.. Ed. Whitehouse chosen Sec
.e'afy' The object of the meeting was
discussed BY Mr.. George F. Hawes, DR..
T. D. Roberts, and DIR. Halves of Hal
oWeii' committee consisting of
uessfs. Brooks, Hall aud Halves was ap-
Po'nsed to draft bylaws and make suitable
arrangements for completing the organization
tue next meeting. An hour was pleasant
y spent in rehearsing Farmers Mass in B
'a' under the direction of DR.. HAYES.
~ M. w. L. Fletcher presided at the piano.
NC next meeting will be on Tuesday even
.'s next at o'clock, when a full attend
ance is expected.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-10-23

A Haverhill (Mass.) man wrote a unique
letter to Governor Robe, q week or two ago.
wealth, desires to bequeath handsome lega-
cy to some worthy Maine institution, and
she asked him to inquire Of the Governor
what she had better do with it. The Govern
pital. The writer gave no intimation ~ to
who this supposed benevolent lady is. and
nothing further has been heard from either
of them
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-10-23
AmuAements.
HUNGARIAN BAND

The original Hungarian Gypsy Band that
1888 and delighted so many people, is the one
that will appear here on Saturday evening.
Everybody is enchanted with their strange,
delicious music and they are already assured
of large audience here. The sale of seats
which commenced yesterday morning opened
very auspiciously.
PECK's BAD Boy.
you will not forget, 60 to Granite Hall the
evening Of the 2Sth, inst, and see the pranks
of Peck's Bad Boy. 1t is perfectly funny
and delciously amusing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-10-23

Mr.. Chadbourne's tonsorial parlors under
the Cony House have long held the reputation
of being one OF the best in Maine and with but
few equals in New England. We noticed
yesterday that Mr.. w. H. Adams, long es-
teemed as at the head of tie list of fine work
men in his business in Portland, had taken
possession of one of the chairs, and Mr.
Chadbourne can now fairly claim to have in
bis employ three of the finest workmen in
Maine, and the best part of the whole lie that
every man connected with his establishment
is a gentleman and an houored citizen.