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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-07-25
Henes feifenss alte QReib .

BON Dem ss I'M &inoerIieo beibt. oab es ,,nul
Don gfien uno Sriufen Iebte" uno bod .,nis
jufrieoen mar, laborirte obns 9ipeifeI an
djroniiheu Seroanunesbelhperoen Bie 70
bielen alten eeuten. oereH 8eroaunnasoraane
niht mebr Orore pasirtn po[len, eraina es
ibr; lie fennie Die geHoneueH Spsilsn nid5t
bertragen. Sas mar abr bor Der 3eit aIs
SOftftfer's Ragenbitters betannt mar. an.
oernfalls iuiiroe elmer ibrer bieIen Greun0e
o6tr 9srmauotsn ibr liherIia gtraiben baben,
oisies grobe @egtnmiitsl gsgeu @pspepfte,
8eriiopfung uHo Galenbsfdmeroen iu Der.
fnhtn. Dies mare ibrerleifs Elm aft Ser ae.
redtsn Rotbfuebr eeiueien oenH bic alie Dame
mare furirt uoroen uno bate ibre llmaebuno
nidt mebr nit ihrem @eieife beldtiai 81
hartnddigften Sale Don llnbsroauIihfeit nobel
fd 70 bduflg SoortHHen, nHbebaglidbes @e.
fibl i'm Ragen, nerpoi ooer gaftrilhf errea.
lHg einfellt, weiden Dor oieiem allatpaItiaen
Slirir. auh faIies uHo Wehielfeber, 0aden.
lrgub, RbeHmatismns unO Acknowledgement
uirbsn ouF5 oaheIbs bsitiApt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-07-25
GrOb,
Toiter
& Go.,
0rOker Glarirnags=
Serfanf.
X X
X
2Saaren pbme Nhcffiebt amf
SSerfb Derfanft, nm ben
SSprratb ;a rsbm;iren.

aItibsrROfs. bSpptIis 9rsiis uub ale S6ai-
tirunstn, psrtb % Gents, prfauft fir
5 GentS Die 9ar6.
100 Stids 5enrisiia Sud, ldpari unb i9
ptrihifefne tarbtn, 80 3Cu britt psrtb 60
Ssnts, um gCuatb gu rseujirsn
25 GentS Die Yarb.
80 DuBsnt sraus, mittsIl6ptrt llniubfm-
ben fir Wldnnfr, ppbl ptrtb 60 Gents, mils
Zen stbsn fur
25 Gents.
300 Sliidt eapn, biibl6t Mulin unb rtiGe
8arben, SSlliD psrtb 10 Gents, um YoTratb ju
rfbusinn
Al Gents Die Yar0.
10 Stids 5il6nnusn, unstbld6t, nit
bibihem arani, So 3Ull brett uub tiiriiid
ROTH, Sc 3cu brett, bic fur 35 Ste. biz glarb
psrfanfi rsrbsn iolItsu, UNI auburGumsn
19 GentS Die Yaro.
50 Stiidt 6aney Ssrim, bOpptlts grsiir, re.
etlmdBssr prtis 5 @is. bic 2Jarb, UNI iif los
ju psrhtn, fir
s GentS Die gnro.
500 RusIin Na6tElsieer fir Damtn, iebr
I6Bn bsisBt NIT SiidereieR unb biaig fir 81 .25
bas Stiid, I'M auburdumsn
SO GentS.
100 DuBtnb Damsnifriimpft, slan5sub
i8pari uub elegant gu 20 Gents bas paar,
2 9aar filr 25 GentS.
500 ptibs Quilts, pollt GjrSbt, tin Bargain
~ $f.25, UNI btn gcrrntb ju rsbuiirtu
mir 10 GentS.
60 DuBsnb 6anry 5lanusl listsrbtmOen fir
MdHnsr, Gin sssantss Ssmb Su $i.0O, UNI
auburiumsn
SO Gents oaS Stild.
500 eOnbstaIs Gambrir Gsrittibtrsifbsr,
gut ssma6t prSGtig ptrjitrt nit Stidnsisn
unb gsmaht um fir rs 9ts. bas Stiid ~
psrfaufsn, Rseufiipnspreis
25 GentS oaS Stild.
SO Slad f6pa9e @uipun SpiBm-6lOun-
ring, as 3oa brett, stmabt um fur Si.0O lu
psrfauftn, I'M auhurGumtn
30 GentS Die 9aro.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-07-25
: Ridt MIR his heh

: 9ti6t nur bic bebeuten6eren 8raus
ereien, fcnoern aud pieIe anbsre Sn.
buitrien beriuher ensIii6e aapitaIiIten
gu eriperben. Sebt baben iie ibre 0dnbe
nad ben gittsburser StabIs unS @iIens
iperfen ausaeItredt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-07-25
Ritt8tpn.

- Die in6uItrieuen gtabIiiiements
bon Pittston unb llmsssenb iinb mil
9luftrdsen ii6srbduft.
= 9aS 8eFeIbaus unb Elm TbeiI Der
S6semiibIe bon gilbert 2eipis ,u Sar.
psp's 2afe ipurben am DOnnsrifas Rits
tag burd 6euer ;eritbrt.
-8atrid 2anaan. stipa 60 Sabre
all unb bon Yrofehion 8ersniann, ers
bine iid in ber Nabt bon Sonntaa aui
Wlontae in elmer S6euer nabe ieiner
@obnuns, bel Sort Cane. Sc I6ieu
BEL ibm in Der lebten 3eit nidt alIes
ridtie unb man bepadte ibn 70 aut ala
m6sIid, ba er erit Srsitas ,ubpr iid ,u
ertrdnfen iudte er mub iid in Der
gia6t aus benz Saufe sei9Iiden unb
ben Strid an einem 8aIfen befeItiat
baben, ipornn man ibn erbroKsIt fanb.
= Der l4idbrioe 9lnbretp @iu unb
feline Dlutter SOsen am Samitas @benb
bic SDbnuns bee eriteren un6 auf bem
Seimtpeee bsfneipten ii6 beibe aebbria.
anbreip serietb BEL Oregon @robe unter
einen 2ebisb 8aIIep 3us unb fpurbe
fur@tbar perltiimmelt. Seine SHUTTER
mar porber beimsefebrt.
= Der in benz SO. IA Sdadt Der
gennipIpania 8cbIsn So. angeIieIte
0lidaeI Sipift ipuroe am Sreitag burd
einen &obIenfaa eridIagen. Shift
ipar psrbeiraibet un6 ipobnte in Suebess
toipn. @s 1T bieS 6er Sipsite t6btIide
llnfal innerbaIb bret 9agen unb man
sIaubt bic llriads Der unfi&eren Dede
in ben bdufssn Rs8enediien iu6sn su
mdHen.
: 6. 9Iddstt Rotinien iast I'M Canada
grsstyifrian": Wures ssbsili BON biIiSlem
appfiptb burb 9urbpdS Bloch 9iiins.
= Sn ben Graisen 9ersiftunesfduen
en6ete am Sreitas Ibeno Die rlnterIuds
iine oes @oroners unb bic @sidporenen
saben ben Mabriprud ab, baB bic
5raueu Wars Graisen unb 9ribeet
9Ipnn burd 9lrienif ju ibrem 1obe fas
men, unb oab bic llmitdnoe auf gos
purb @Ipnn unb behen Srau ais bic
Wbroer bintpsifen. SIN Sale bes Srn.
Ylpnn fonnte nidt nadgsipieien ipers
zen, Oh er an @ift itarb Ober nidt, ba
cit feinem GOSe cine su Ianse Sriii bers
Iohen unb 3ur InaIpie ipenis mebr ais
RnO6en porbanben iparen. 9o6 finb
lie 9ei6fporenen sIei9faas Der anii6t,
ab oeHen Soo nidt aus natlrIiAen
lriaden erfoIste. So bIeibt isbt Sem
unieres Counties iibers
nhen, oh er cine glntIase auf 9oppeIs
iorb erbeben mill, obsr ni6t-@run6
enus 1T ba;u borbanoen. Die 8ers
reden tpmoen besaueen, UNI ioges
annte ,5rieSbofs Serii6erunssseI.
er" ;u erIansen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-07-25
siRe Ssutlder 8rieie.

= Die @eIammtperIuite, fpeI6e bic
SIutb i'm Sobnstoipn Diifrift berurs
iadte, iinb iebt uuf So, ,655, ia abses
i6dbt iporoen, bod iinb babel bic 8ere
LUTTE einiser sroBen GtabIifements, ios
iuie ber 9ir9en, ni6t einseidIOfen, unb
man tpirb babsr nidt nett febIgeben,
ipenn man ben @eiammtberIult auf Sebn
DlilIionen Dollars anidIdet. Die 8ers
LUTTE an Reni6enIeben iolIen mad ben
senaueiten 3dbIunsen unb Sbdbunsen
$500 betrasen. Sinh bieie 3abIen aud
ni6t 70 srcB. ipie einiee Gage mad Der
@otditropbe anBencmmen, 70 iinb iie
srpB senu9, UNI Sebermann einen 8es
sriff bon al Der glotb uno ali bem
@Ienb su seben, tueI6e bic Seimiu6una
beS @Onemausb SbaIes Sur 5oIse bat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-07-25
aBilfesbarre waAri@te,..

= Gin an HaiIroab StraBe ppbnens
oer Beramann namens gonrab Damn
erirantts am Samitae pI6bIih unb srs
lag in elmer Stunbe einem 9srsidlase.
Das neunte Resiment fsbrte am
Samita8 Abenb in gutter 8erfaiIuna
aus feinem Eager surid.
Sraa Stubbad unb ainSer rsis
fen am 9onneritas mad sltIantic Gitp,
foIsIia 1T ,Guiuit" iebt Sirobpittiper.
= Das SermBsen bes BERT. 0alens
tin 2raft ipir6 auf $4,000 eefdGbt
uno 1T feline binterIaHene Dittipe bic
Grbin, ioIanse iie unbermdbIt bIeibt.
= Das StraBentett spiIden bsr
&lperbriide unb ben 2insston Corners
ioa macabamiIirt unb 6aburd fabrbar
9emadt tperoen. 9ln ben Stelen, bic
re8eImabis iiberIdipenmt perben, mill
man duf ir9enb cine 0eife einen erbBbs
ten Sabrtpee fdaifen.
= Die fiirIi6 erfpdbnte BaiIer
Gompanie mil bas proieit beripirtIideu,
ale Stdote entInnB ber @eItIeite bes
Susquebanna, bon Bittston bis nad
Ylpmcntb. nit Nn1er su berIcrsen.
Die 8eieaf6aft beitebt aus 2euten bon
BiItesbarre unb Scranton.
= Die bel ben StalIunsen nabe benz
9ilman 2obIenipert fpobnenbe Ssrau
StibsrS iab am SOnntas Olorssn auf
einem StubIe por ibrer Sommeriiide,
NIT 8obnenidneiben fir ben Mittags.
tiid bei6dftiet, aIs pI5bIi9 in einem
llmtreiIe bon 10 SUB bic @rbe ii6 Ienite
unb bic sSrau in Der Tiefe beriant.
Cine Godter aIarmirte bic glahbarn,
man bolte cine Setter, bic sum Slid in
Der Ginienfllns feten 8oben fanb un6
auf pelder bic Srau ipis6er su 1aee
ities. Sic mar ni6t perlest, aber Bobs
men cabs sum Wittaesnabl nidt.
= Der gOIbisb Sames 5arrea bon
Starrucea, Wapne county, belfan6 AM
Dlittipo6 Dor Ser. ct. @ommi0dr
Sabn elm Serbbr unb aus ben 8euesns
ausia8en eins berppr, Sab Sarrea bon,
|. Sanuar bis gum 1. Wiai fein Dspolis
80" oNhtAN' Hhttt uuhp luiiu Htuu VT
ieinem 8eibe Gcuberte bon reeiItrirten
8riefen. Da er sine 8argIdaft bon
$4,000 ni9t leifen fonnte, 70 bradte
ibn Mari&aa Barring nab tsm Yittss
burg @efdnsnib.
= Die bieiiss SanbeIss8eb5rbe
pdnl6t es bsiannt eemadt, baB mir
bel elmer 8epblferuns bon 5000 Sees
len muir AZ Tppbussrfrantunssn bas
ben. @enn man bs6sntt, bab 1ppbus
anitedenb 1T, 70 ipirb feIbit Sisfs nies
brise 8rantbeits,iffer niat bic 9eflrdts
unBen' Dor @efabr beieitissn, 70 Ianse
bas BaHer nidt aus 6em Susauebanna
oberbaIb GOrtOn besosen fpirb.
9as g8Obnbaus bon Soiepb Garr,
an WeIIeS StraBe, ipuroe Montae
gia6t gum SbeiI bur6 Seuer serfbrt
ino Elm Sdaben bon etipa $1,000 ans
seri6tet, Der beriidert lit.
= Ri6is fOmmt Or. 1tumas' sldfriI&tm
Ssls sssen Ssiisrfsit ssid. - 6rau ~. 8,
5tIlops, Burr Dat, q. 9oisPb Co., Dli6.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-07-25

hab man ifhtrsett BE btftn @cribsiIs beim
Rauftppn 5af&tn- unh WanDubrtn, SGmud-
i@fn, @iIbHmaartn if. tfi
Tree M an
ntalifn iann. Gin grpbfr unb tItganfE Ber-
rats hfr iiingffn WuIffr auf BIC lcIietft aFt
bfrffriigi foriR6brtnb perrdtbie; aIlt sfr-
fauftfn Nrtiffl psrbsu garantirt.
6epdratnren an iibrsu nne Snpelfn
pirt tpaisllf Observation-Disclosures
9m &tprt mirh Dtut d &C.
prp6en. q. 0B. freeman
1875 eadarnnnd w. BAILEY 9aus Blcd.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-07-25

= Dem gbepdarc epnra6 Nlartin,
binter 9lo. $40 yaorb Waibineton 9Ipes
nue., itarb am Disnltas Iein 3Ddterlein
9nnie i'm NItsr bon 5 Sabren, 2 Uios
naten unb 6 Taeen. BeerdbniB Dom.
nerltae Nadmittas 2 llhr bonn 9aufe
aus mad bem @afbburnitrabe 6riebs
bOfe. 1rauersottesbienit in Der beuts
fhen gresbpt. airde in 9poe Bart.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-07-25
Mdbeben berIamat

fir alssmtiHt Sausarbsit; mub bas 8e6sn
gut strfsbfn. Na6tnfraetn Bel 8rau Dr.
lany, SOB steame @psnus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-07-25
Sunmiore.

: Der ,,9iOnier" fol- am Samfas
ipieber erfdeinen.
= Bier Der eIeftriiden StraBsn.
lampen bremen iebt uno man i9eint
sufrisben, oaB iuenisitens elm 9lnfan8
Semudt iporben. 1T. gDie Ianse es
oauert, bis bic 9eIeudiuns bOlIFdnbie
1T, ipeiB man Sur 9eit nibt.
Der grtras Der Ssusrnte Der
9ennipIpania 8obIen 60. auf ibren
bieiiSen 2dnoereien 1T bieieS Sabr 70
srpb, bab iie auf Der @ipIep @robe
5arm nod cine S9euer 80 bsi ll2 ers
riHten Iieb.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1889-03-01
TERRITORIAL ITEMS.

Snohomi h ccun'y has population
OF $500.
The streams of Walia Walla are full
OF the elrly run of salmon or salmon
trout.
Less snow l,as fallen this winter in
E'stern Washingtol than ever krown
bAfore.
The cit ,ns of Yakima subscribed
$435 toward com Icing the road up
the Cle-elum river to the copper mine
The bonus for The Spok ne and
Northern r ,ilr1 ad has been subscribed
and construction will sool begin.
The contemplated road runs t. the
British lie.
Prop0r y owners on too f thu hill
and back towards Lake Washington,
relr Seule, are buy burning the
ia K limb fro II the lots ! repair l.
tory TO tearing and hui ding
Gwin Hicks, Deputy Collector Of In
ternal Revenue for this district, has
rendered his resignation to take effect
on July lst or sooner if the depart
ment can select another man.
b. Hagcman, of Tacoma, has been
arrested for subornation OF perjury in
limb land cases. He was taken to
Seattle and then admitted to bail.
Hageman was at onetime practicing
physician in New Mexico, but gave up
a good practice TO become a timber
land sconter, at which he has made
over SAC, 600 in one year.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1889-03-01
TEACHERS CONFERENCE.-The Thurs

TEACHERS CONvENTION-The Thurs
ton County Teacher Ass citation IL
meet in the Central School Building,
1T 1890 A. NJ, Saturday, March 16,
1889. Tie morning session will be
given entirely to business. The after
noon st ssion will tegin promptly at
l 80 with the following program:
Roll Call-Responded to, by quota
tons from Longfellow.
Music.
Industrial Education-Opened by
Mrs. B. w. Rrintnal,, followed by a
disc ussion.
Class D'il.-Miss Linnie Gaillac.
Recitation-Miss Kate Crawford.
Rece,s.
Paper on Gramm ,I-Miss Rose Bro
den.
Papcr-Pr {. L. +. Fallansbee. fol-
lowed by discussion.
Banjo Solo-Miss l.. +. Browne.
Paper-Mss Annie G. Abbott.
EVENING SESSION. 80.
Music.
Paper-Prof L P. Yemen.
Vo nj Duett-Miss Aria Brintnall
and Miss Lulu Brown.
Cl,ss Drill in Map Draw'ng-Prof.
B. w. Brin.n H.
Rec t'tion-Mi-s v rgie Bessie.
Banjo Duet-Mi-s l.. E. Brown and
Mr.. Gus. Harris.
Reciiatio Miss Aril Bri ,tnall.
Music.
PC. HALE,
l.. s. RRINTNALL,
l.. f. BROWNE,
COMMITTEES.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1889-03-01
The Jubilation.
MEETING or THE COMMITTEE OF AR
RANGEMENTS.

At meeting of the committee APP
pointed by his honor, the Mayor, to
consider the propriety Of holding q
Pubic meeting expressive of the APP
prevail OF the people of the Fl st step
taken towards statehood. by the pas
sage Of the en- bling SC, h. ID in
Chambers block, Tuesdty evening,
Chairman A. H. Chambers, presi led
and Jno. Miller Murphy was appointed
Secretary.
After brief statement of the Objects
by tn, Chairman, Mr. q wcy was
un 4n!mousiy desi II ted to sc! as
PRESIDENT of a citizens meeting to he
held in Columbia Hall, Thursday
evening. Feb. 2Sth, at s O'Clock.
Mr.. Van Epps moved that Mr.. r Ct.
O'Brien he appointed ;; committee o.
music; carried.
On motion of Mr.. Barnes, Mr G. q.
Mills was apo n.ed committee Ou
salute.
The following gentlemen were Sc
lected to deliver ttn-minute speeches
on the occasion: Gov. Semple, Col.
Owings, Francis Henry, NJ. A. Root
and J. c. Breckenridge.
The following sentlmen were ap-
pointed as Vice Presidents: Geo. A.
Barnes, T. q. Tan Epps, & IL. r. Fl.
Mi!roy. Gen. T. l. McKenny, Judge
c. c.. Hewitt and I. NJ. Reed. Sr.
After which committee adjourned.
A. II. CHAMBERS, Chairman.
JNO. MILLER MURPHY, Sc.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1889-03-01
General Notes.

A curiosity in Wallingford, Conn,
is dog with three tails.
There are now more than 1000
people in the United States that are
over 100 years of age.
The Eiffel tower, now over go feet
high, has been frequently enveloped in
cloud at height of 500 feet.
A Michigan chiropodist is making a
triumphal progress through the State
as William the COrncurer."
New M xico will not insist upon adj
mission. Neither did the fox insist
upon having the grapes.
Professor Graham Bell says that the
congenital deaf mutes Of the country
arc increasing at greater rate than
the general population.
A Kansas court has decided that a
lady whose husband compelled her to
| We on pancakes for II month had suf-
ficient ground for a divorce.
The administration in Brazil is
ing to fit up all telegraph stations suit
ably situated with instrument. for
making meteorological observations.
Robert T. Lincoln's law firm is said
to have an income of $4,000 a year
and he declares that he will never hold
another political Office.
A bill has been introduced in the
Kansas legislature asking for the Dor
ing of four holes 800 feet deep in the
center of the state /" to see what can be
found"
Mr.. Surgeons illness makes it toll
erably certain that he will not be able
to preach again before next spring
Jockey Garrison gets $4,000 for rid
ing August Belmont this season, 80 900
more than J. B. Haggin gave him last
year.
The German government has paid
300, 900 marks to Mannlicher, the
Austrian engineer, for patent cylin-
der stopper for quick rifles, which Will
! be kept secret.
There are 3l5 colleges in the United
States. They have $50 instructors
and q, 40S students in the preparatory
departments, and $50 instructors and
81 500 students in the collegiate de-
partments.
The value of the Nova Scotia fish
harvest last year was 81 ,Sl7 900, de-
crease of 1862 600 compared with the
previous year, owing to the failure Of
the shore fisheries. The mackerel
catch was SO per cent below that of the
previous year, but there was an in
crease of 13l 600 quintals in cod, the
catch aggregating 1,l27 100000 quin'
tails.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1889-03-01

DENTAL CARD.-P. II. Carlyon, d. ID
s., wishes us to announce to his patrons
and the public in general that he has
returned after vacation from the office,
and can be found at his old stand cor
he is prepared to operate in any of the
various branches of dentistry, also that
he proposes to make operating special
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1889-03-01
General News.
CAN T HAVE KILN.

BERLIN, Feb. 2S.-The government
has received information from Wash
lngton that there Is nc prospect of the
United States complying with the de
mand Tor the rosccutlon of Klein.
WANTS TO BE CHIEF JUSTICE.
CHICAGO r,b. Is -Richar A. Ii. r.
10" OF Helena. vi. l., formerly ol this
,lty, Is being extensively Endorsed
here Tor the appointment u.-der Gen
eral Harrison as Chief Just ce of Mon
tan, Mr.. Harlow is son of Geo. Ii.
Harlow, who served with dlstiuc ion
as The Secretary of ii inoi.
HIPPoLYTE AssAssINATED.
New YORK, Feb. 2S.-The MOI
gian steamer Victoria, just arrived
rom San Domingo, confirms tie re-
port of the assassinat ON of General
hippolyte, the leader of the northern
Haytians, by o OF his trusted aiu,s.
SERIOUS FIRE IN ALEXANDRIA.
ALEXANDRIA, Egypt, Feb. 2S.-The
registry offices Wee destro ed by hire
and tile register and assessment tax
alton to k OF the city and her I'M
pUrtant records are in ashes. 1t is ex-
pectcd there will be much confusion
in finances in consequence.
TRAMPING PAYS.
SAN Francisco, Feb. 2S-Frank
Hall, the m n ger OF the six d vs. r4ce
which ended last night, Is Inmates
gross receipts to be about S25,Ol0.
Harr, the Winnie, wi | receive between
5000 and $1,000.
ALLEGED MURDERERS DISCHARGED.
CHICAGO, Feb. 2S.-The Coroner's
jury l., the Clark iaque.t, tits after
EoJn, returned verdict finding that
the murder was committed Icy party
Or IA ties uukL own, and that Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith be discharged.
FATAL GAS EXPLOSION
PITTSBURGH, Feb. 27.-Two natural
gas expios ions in this vic nifty within
the las fit e. hour, wr cked five
bui din an injur d a number OF per
suns, one fatally and two rthe's scri-
ously. They were caused by leaks in
pipes.
THE BULGARIAN LOAN.
, BERLIN, Eel. 2S,-The German gov
eminent has forbidden the issue in
Germany of any part OF the Bulgarian
loan on the ground that Bulgaria has
no recognized government.
DIED or HIS WOUNDS.
DELANo, Cal, Feb. 2S.-E. S. Bently,
who was shot in the train robbery last
Friday evening, died here this morn
ing.
BILLS SIGNED.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2S,-The Presi-
dent has signed the bill pensioning
Mrs. Sheridan and r firing General
Rosencrans.
TO KEEP PEACE.
ROME, Feb. 2S.-SignCr Crispi,
Italian prime minister, has resigned,
in order TO avoid threatened hostility
in the chamber OF deputies.
COLLISION ON THE C. p. R r.
MONTREAL, Feb. 2S.-A passenger
and eight ain co lided near here Oh
the Ca adian Pacific railway this
morning, three train men being killed.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
HAMILTON, Ont, Feb. 2S.-The cor
rected number of killed in the St.
Louis Express disaster last night is
8; wounded, thirty-nine 1t is pected
th,t two of the wounded will die.
LONDON, Feb. 2S.-Many fishing
vessels have been wrecked by gale
on the North sea. 1t is estimated tina,
seventy lives were lost.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1889-03-01
HOW CAN PARENTS

Allow their children to cough and
strain and cough and calmly say: "Oh,
it is only little cold" and keep Civ
ing them cheap and dangerous medi-
cines, until they are down with lung
fever or consumption, when they can
be so easily relieved by BEGGS'
CHERRY COUGH SYRUP 1t has
no superior, and few equals.
E. p. HESTER & Co., DRUGGISTS.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1889-03-01

Aroid Annoyances-A worthy gen
tleman, having an unusually red nose,
was long suspected of being tippleI
on the sly, by those not we'll acquaint-
ed with his strictly temperate habits,
His unfortunate Disagreement was
readily cured by the use of Ayers
sarsaparilla.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1889-03-01
Hard Aground.
THE STEAMER POTTER RUNS AGROUND
IN FOG.

THE STEAMER POTTER RUNS AGROUND
IN FOG.
From the daily of Thursday
THIS morning ut six o'clock in the
midst of a dense fog the steamer T. j.
Potter left her moorings bound for
down sound points. When approach
ing Johuson's point the the steamer
>uddenly WAS brought to Il stand still
md Capt. Parker realized that his YES
-el was hard aground on an e5b tide
At once the signal for assistance
WAS sounded and the captain Of ne
Fleetwood Immediately went to her
rescue. A line WAS attached and the
Fleetwood endeavored to release the
large boat from her dangerous position
but without success. Finding
that there could be no relief until high
lie Capt. Parker transferred his pas
sengers to the Fleetwood which vessel
continued on her course to Tacoma.
Immediately upon the receipt of the
news the OLYMPIAN telegraphed to
Tacoma for particulars and word was
wired back that the ct. J. Potter was
hard ashore at South Bay headland
Passengers transferred to Fleelwood,
could not pull her Off"
Z.J. HATCH.
At the company's dock in this city
the agent, Mr.. Percival, had received
no news to confirm the rumor up to
o'clock and as the OLYMPIAN goes to
press no further information is obtain
able. Is is the opini III of men calcu-
lated to know that the Potter will be re-
leased from her dang erous position at
the flood tide and until she arrives at
Tacoma and beached there is no know
ing what damage has been done to
the vessel.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1889-03-01

The production of the cocoa plant in
South America is so enormous, that
one-eightieth part of it would be sufii-
Gent to swamp the markets OF the out
side world. Almost all of it is con-
sumed in South America.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1889-03-01

DEPARTED THIS LIFE Wednesday
at ernoon, at her home in Yelm rrai-
rie, there departed this life, Mrs. An
ME Chambers, wife OF Thomas NJ.
Chsmb r., the brother Of ex-Ma, or
A. H. Cha mbe of this city. TIL, de-
ceased lady had long been a sufferer
from the dead disease consumption,
and during her lines, bore her trials
with remarkable fortilude and fort ear
ance, and as the end was drawing
near made pence with the world AMI
prepare TO meet her God, whom dur
ing her short life she had served wi h a
devot on rarely seen. Mrs. Chamber
was 10 her 18th year, and had bt en- a
resident Of this county since 1866.
She was the daughter OF w. J. Grang-
er, of Summer, Pierce county. The flu
neral took place to-day.
ANNEXATION MEErING.-TO-night, at
Columbia Hall, the citizens of OLYMPIA
and Thurston county will assemble
and listen to a carefully selected pro-
gramme, to be rendered in honor of the
passage of the bill admitting Wash
ington Territory into the Union as a
State. The best of music will be in at
tendance and the audience will BE- ia
vored with some choice vocal music
by number of Olympia's favorites.
Ten minute speeches will be made
on this occasin by able speakers and
altogether q good time will be had
lie. every one attend and show by
tn. ir presence that they fully appre.
ciate the benefits they will derive from
our admission.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1889-03-01
Cure for Sick Headache.

Do You want remedy for biliousness
pimples on the face and a sure cure for
sick headache. Ask Robert Mari, the
druggist, for DIR. Gums Liver Pills.
Only one for dose. Samples free, full
box % cts. vi
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1889-03-01

REMEMBER that Ayers Cnerrv
toral ms n" cqu,l as a sIecific f'r
colds, coughs, and all the aff ctions o
the throat and lungs. For nearly
half Il century it has been in greater
demand than any other remedy Tor
pulmonary complaints. All Druggists
have it for sale.