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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-06-14

We have received the NesV Eng
land Magazine for June, an illus
trated monthly journal, pub
lished at Boston, Mass. Its con
tents are of the highest literary
order. We commend it to our
patrons. The
following subj,
columbia Coliege'' }. Howard Van
AmriDge. A. M; Decoration Day
Thoughts, Gen. NJ. NJ. Trumbull. An
Old Battlefield, Richard G.. Burton.
Stories OF the Fugitive Slave III. Sims,
Nina Moore Tiffany. The Prairie, Far
mer, Eugene Barry. The Great Dorr
War, Charles III. Payne. The Home OF
Lydia Maria Chill, Rev. Alfred Serene
Hudson A Woman of Shawmut, 1.
Edmund James Carpenter. The Early
Home of Henry w. Grady, I. Remsen
Crawford. Why l Married Eleanor,
Dorothy Prescott. Doubt, Nellie Tai
bot Kinkead. Brothers, Irene Putnam
Is Agriculture Declining in New Eng
land? Frederick Hathaway Chase.
Free Culture, j. Jones Bell
From June to June, Margaret Steele
Anderson. Oklahoma and the Indian
Territory, W. d. Crawford. The Arrer
an Heart. Mrs. A. G. Lewis. larry at
Home Travel, Edward K. Hale u. ID.
How John Endicott cut the Red Cross
From the Flag, Nathan NJ. Hawkes..
State Aid TO Higher Education in New
England, Kate Gannet Wells. Editors
Table.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-06-14
STORE TO LET.

A splendid Store For Rent at
Centralia crossing. Centralia is
eleven miles from Richmond and
three and a half miles from Ohes-
terield Court House and is the
point at which persons attending
court, leave the trains from Rich
mOnd and Petersburg ITO take bug
gies and wagons ETC., TO the Court
House. Besides, families are quite
thickly settled around Centralia
and any live aud polite person
could make this quite business
centre-6olng half way between
Richmond and Petersburg and
Chester just two miles above.
~ Reasonable terms. Apply
at the Savings Bank, 100 W Jack
son street city. We have also sew.
eral half acre lots at this point for
sale on the most liberal terms.
Parties wishing to buy will find
this profitable investment.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-06-14

"HERNE. Tex. Nay u.-Late yester
evening Ed. Bennett, a Negro convict,
il is alleged outraged white lady three
miles from town. AS soon as the crime
was made known Deputy Sheriff and
pos started for the place aud brought
the Negro TO town and jailed him.
About two o'clock this AFTERNOON, a
party of fifty broke open the Jail, took
the Negro out and hanged him to the
first tree
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-06-14

Agent for American and English breech
and muzzle loading single and double
barrel shotguns. Prices range from IS
to $500. Single aud repeating sporting
rifles. Rev0lvers and ammunition OF
every description. Special attention is
called TO the WINCHESTER REPEATING
RIFLE, SIX SHOTS. For hard. close and
long range shooting it is, beyond q
doubt the best gun on earth for the mon
ey. List price, e25; my price, e20. At
tentioa is also called TO the new Baker
double barrel shotgun. l have used
this gun and will say at is the best pro
portioned, best balanced, best finished
with all modern improvements, and the
finest shooting double barrel gun l have
ever used" No matter what the price.
These guns list price is ego; my price is
Sz5. WE Al so HAVE on BAND A
LARGE STOCK OF ARMY MUsKETs MADE
does not care for style and who wants 8
strong, well-made, good shooting, muz-
zle-lOading shot gun, will be more than
pleased with one of these guns They
are well finished. blue barrel, bright
locke, barrels and locks best quality of
steel. List price Of these guns, 1915:
my price is 1875. The lock and iron
hammer are worth more than l ask for
the gun. Guns for military compan les
and clubs at greatly reduced prices
All guns guaranteed TO be as represent
ed, and lowest price. l kindly solicit
the patronage of all. Please send two
cent postage stamp for illustrated ca Ia.
logue. Address q. l.. LACY, No 1855
First Ave, ClegslIll. Ohio.-A d
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-07
Fluted French Deco.
rated China Plates
reduced from Is 70
SC. );
Crockery.

A B G Plates, I;
Cream Pitchers reduced from IA 10 30.
White China Custard Cups, $50. dozen
Meat Dishes 10c. each
White China Breakfast Plates reduced
to SOC. dozen:
French China Cups and Ssucers, slightly
damaged, 49c.
Tea-Sets that sold for $3 now TO bs had
at Sl.50;
144-piece Tea-Set reduced from g. 48 10
St.49;
56-piece Tea-Set reduced from s7.9S 10
S5.9S;
Decorated Dinner Sets OF 112 pieces
that sold at $40 now to be had u
$69S;
Combination Decorated Dinner and Tee
Set of 100 pieces, sIS:
Engraved Wine Decanter from 40. 70
39c. (;
Preserve Dishes. 9c.-from l4c.;
Wine Glasses, 49c dozen;
Colored Tumblers, 59c. . dozen;
Salt and Pepper-Shakers, &c. o pair;
Lemon Extractors, &c.
Tooth-Picks, &c. box.
Ice-Cream Freezers, Refrigerstora
Baby Carriages. and Sporting Goods at
the lowest prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-07

Just two pieces left about 100 ysrds sf IN
GRAIN CARPETS bought to sell 81 toe PEI
yard and offered IN this sale ss CSC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-07
Muslin Underwear.

Another good investment made for
you--s chance to buy them cheaper than
you can make them for. Every gar
ment guaranteed.
A good Bleached Muslin Gown, tucked
and beaded yoke-Mother Hubbard
style--49c. (;
A good Muslin Gown-cluster OF six
tucks and Hamburg Inserting yoke.
pleated back-Sic.
94c. for good Muslin Mother Hubbard
Gown with yoke OF five tucks Ham
burg Trimmings;
S1.04 for an elaborate Gown, yoke Of in
serting and tucks, Hamburg ruffle !;
See our 49c. Skirts with tucked Cambria
ruffle-eight tucks in Skirt-Andro-
scoggin Muslin
9Sc. for a good Muslin Skirt, Cambria
Ruffle, sixteen tucks
Our 81 10 Skirt is the best for the mo-
ney
12-inch Hemstitched Cambria Rufie,
with five tucks, for $l.42;
Look at our 81 Skirt, 6-inch Embroid-
cred Ruffle, thirteen tucks, Standard
Muslin
A good pair Of Androscoggin Muslin
Drawers, four tucks, well made, for
23c.
See our Acc. Drawers, eight tucks,
3-inch Embroidered Rufle, good
Muslin
A lot of Chemise, trife soiled from
the window, at reduced prices /;
A new lot OF Nurses Aprons, three
tucks, good Muslin. 40 inches wide.
at 25c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-07

imported KRNsINGTON DRAPRRY, lovely pat
terms and colorings, worth 25c.. OF l2hc. q
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-07
Chocolate Mellier.

A fresh lot just received also, q new
lot Of Brewester's Celebrated Sweet
Chocolate, &c. q package.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-07
Toilet articles.

ment enables us to offer you some at
fractions this week. Buy now If you
are in need of any.
All OF our Oakley's perfumes. newest
odors, reduced to 25c. an ounce
Oakley's California Violet, 49c.;
Mann's Extracts, newest odors, one
ounce bottles, reduced TO 29c. from
SOC.
All 69c. Toilet Waters reduced to Doc. /;
West India Bay-Rum in bulk or quart
bottles
Oakley's Peach Blow Toilet Soap, 25c.
for three cakes
A box Of Jubilee Toilet Soap-six
cakes-for &c. (;
Oakley's Oat- Meal Soap, 12ic.;
Italian CASTLE, So. =;
All our SOC. boxes of japanese Pot
Pourri for SOC. ;
Swansdown Face-Powder in flesh and
white, sc.
Felix Govines La Duchess Face-P Powder,
12c.
Sachet- Powders, all odors, &c. bottle /;
Crescent Furniture Polish, 15c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-07
Hondherchiefs stock of well

facturer closed out by us. The dam
aged as well as the perfect ones. We
are going to sell you those slightly in
jured ones at about 25c. on the dollar.
This lot includes Ladies' and Gentle
mems Haudkerchiefs also.
An All-Linen Colored Embroidered
Scalloped Handkerchief (slightly
damaged), 12tc. In perfect condi-
tios this would be our 39c. grade.
a Handsome White Embroidered aud
Scalloped All-Linen Handkerchief
39c. Only small imperfections but
perfect it would cost Zoe.
32c. buys a Pure Linen Embroidered
and Scalloped Mourning Hsndker-
chief. The same perfect SOC.
A slightly imperfect CSC. White En-
broidered Handkerchief will sell at
49c.
Gentlemen's Colored-Bordered Hand
kerchiefs 29c. The same (damaged)
1910.
Another "Lot" Gentlemen's Colored-
Bordered Handkerchiefs almost perfect)
will sell at 19c. This is the greatest
thing in Gentlemen's HandkerchiefS ever
offered.
A line of the usual 29c. quality in
Ladies' Colored- -Bordered Handker-
chiefs-bought with this damaged
lot, but found to be perfect-wiu sell
at 12ic.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-07
HOUSEFURNISHING DEPART.
MENT.
dozen
Granite
/ z O q
II a n I.
Granite EOnlCdre.|

Kettles reduced from 81. 4S to Sl.8i
Stew-Pans reduced from s2.23 to sl.4A;
lS-quart Preserving Kettles, the very
best on the market, at Sass;
25 dozen Vegetable Steamers reduced
from 4S to 36c.
Smaller size Vegetable Steamers, 26c |;
Block-Tin Tea or Dish-Pans reduced
from "a to 16c.
so dozen Three Minute Tea-kettles 10
duced from "a TO 1Sc.
Good size Dairy y-Pans will be sold ss 10
each-only one to customer;
Bi1by's Mucilsge. 1c. bottle-only one
bottle to customer
Japanned Molasses Cans reduced from
10 to &c.
50 dozen Picnic Baskets, 20 eaoh-
only one to customer;
Silverine Walters, 23c. apiece
3-auart Coffee-P Pots at lie. each
Flour-Sifters, &c. each;
Towel Racks, Sc. each
so dozen Shoe Brushes reduced from -
to 7c. each;
Pastry Spoons, Sc. each;
Soap Trays, &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-07

We beg to call your attention to our very sgpe.
rior line Of BLACK GOODS. Splendid values
from the lowest price upwerds-S6-lhch
WOOL HENRIEITAS, 200. All-Wool 35-inch
goods at 49c. .,oa
&c. apiece for CHILDEEN's CAMBRlC SCHOOL
iANDkERCuiEFS; n,.Ys
LADIES'-ALI-LINES ES--THhEAD DhA"N
HANDKERCHiEFS, 1cc.; :, ..
LADIES' nANDKERCHlkFS 8, 4, 5, ., 10 ~ To-
10, 25, Al. and soc. --
Our Royal Fleece 12-4 BLANKET at $3.50 10
really worth double tho money
275 pair Of extra heavy, fullsize GRAY bLAN-
KETS al si.69 worth IS. -
some spIendid values In LADIES', MEMS, ana
CUiLDRRN'S UNDERWEAR
CHILDRENiS VESTS as low as gc for lhe nts'
LADIES; FULLFAsHIoNED VESTS, &c.
PANTS 10 match. ,
A special thing is an excellent and very heavy
MEMS WHITE also GRAY NEsI AZ ooc'-
PANTS 70 match.
LADIES' and MINIS RED INDICATED VESTS
ana PANTS--We are showing some quailties
that are positively unapproachable in yalue
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-07

With the flag of triumph We sally
forth in this department. Unequalled
assortment pnd unequalled prices
Handsome Imported Juts Velour Por-
there's, s36. 46-former price $50.
Immense assortment Of Odd Strips in
Portieres.
Sl4 for a Double-Face Jute Velour Cur
tain-usual price $40;
S5.9S for Chenille Curtain-usual price
$3.50;
$3.50 for Chenille Portiere. fringed top
and bottom-former price $3.50;
1890 for, q Handsome Chenille Por-
tiere-usual price 1890;
See our Sl4.20 Imported Tinsel En-
bossed Chenille Portiere--something
entirely new;
A pretty pair Of Nottingham Lace Cur
tains for 4sc. c.--originally sold for
75c.
A nice pair OF Lace Curtains for 96o.
Sl.22 for handsome pair Of Lace Cur
tains, 81 yards long;
See our Sl.49 Lace Curtains in Cream
and White, 81 yards long,;
81. SO for an Imitation Brussel Lace Cur
tain-usuai price 81. 46;
s2.7S for beautiful pair OF Frothing
ham Lace Curtains worth $3.50;
SO. So for handsome Lace Curtain, for
merly sold for $3.50;
See our Si.98 Tambour Lace Curtain
S5.72 for handsome Tambour Lace
Curtain, usual price S6.9S;
See our So. % Tambour Curtain
1892 pair for our $40 Applique Cur
tain;
A full line of fancy Scrims and Silk
Mixed Curtain Materials
ALSO A NEW LOT OF FANCY ORA
Perry MULLS.
School Umbrellas. An op-
for
you.
Silk and Gloria Umbrellas as cheap as
the ordinary gingham ones
73c. for nice Gloria Umbrella;
96c. for regular Sl.25 one;
sl.19 for the regular Sl.75, and 80 on
are the prices cut almost in half.
Don't fail to examine them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-07
Ike g~sta;n De3o4tment

joins Carpet Department and will continue to sell the Curtains dry
goods profts Special for this week 80 j..
patterns that simply exquisite patterns for
A Chenille Poree ge Doth top ana poo or %
worth $3.50; 80 ,. A.,
Lace Curtains with slight impereon worth
$3.50 pair Our price will be Soc
Corniceoes pattern antique proh etc.,
SALE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-07

MRS. /. Z. ROSLER, PRACTICAL
vi MIDW E-GRADUATED IN MAR
BURG, GERMANY.-WANTED the public to
know that have REMOVED from 1913 east Main
TO 3l6& north second street. SO 7-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-07
MEETINGS.
BENEFIT OR

NOTICE.-THE HOWITZER ASSO-
~ CITATION will meet at the Horitzer Armory
TUESDAY EVENING, September 9th, al s o'clock.
Business OF great importance will be before the
meeting, and every member Is requested 70 DO
uresepL FRANK ID. HILL,
a. 7-lt President
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-07
LOTS OF NEW FALL LINES ARE IN.

Just q few prices of
CARPETS few grades in this Depart
ment.
15c. for a yard good Jute Stair Carpet /;
25c. for yard good A Hall Carpet;
100. for nice Ingram Carpet;
24c. for the next better grade
35c. for good Ingram Carpet;
4Sc. buys good Ingram Carpet made,
laid, and wadded;
zoe. for the good soc. Ingram, made,
laid, and wadded;
SOC. for the 81 quality
65c. for q beautiful Tapestry Brussels,
made laid, and wadded;
90c. for agood American Brussels, made,
laid and wadded.
jThe regular 40c. Mottled Rugs
RU6Sl will be sold for 23c.
B5c. buys the regular SOC. Rug ;
5Oc. for the 75c. quality Smyrna Rug;
All-Wool Smyrna Rug-li yards long
Sl.45;
50, 40 for the extra size Smyrna Rug;
Ali Of our So All-Wool Smyrna Rugs for
1915;
We have one lot Of Persian Rugs 2 yards
long we will close out at 1852
regular price So;
All our $40 Sofa Rugs will go for $3.50
On all our Persian and India Rugs we
we will allow an extra discount
See our Jute Druggets, 2tx3 yards, price
$3.50;
A good Jute Drugget, 3x3, goes for SO. rs
Look at our Ingram Wool Druggets,
2Ix3, $500;
$40 buys a good Wool Ingram Drugget,
3x4-usual price Sl5;
s12 for the SIC quality, size 4x4t.
A full line of Felt, Ingram, and
Smyrna Druggets, all sizes.
An entire
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-07
Boys Clothing.

Of hundreds
Of suits for school wear. A large line OF
Boys Pants at 800. pair. The goods
are worth 69c.
CSC. for complete Suit--former price
sl.9S. Various patterns and colors
to select from.
s2.4S for an All-Wool Suit usual price
1926.
S2,9S for a Gray All-Wool Cashmere
Suit; former price g.
$3.50 for an All-Wool Medium Suit |;
former price Si.9S.
1915 for an All-Wool Plaid Cheviot
Suit [; usual price s..
Curtains and POrttereS. |
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-07
.dy Opened for Sale This Week.
Me eas5st De5aAtment

in its new quarters 1t under the charge
of Zachara practical wadecorator uphoterer curtanpe
will him house and he
fitting out houses He will estimate the
Mngs Carpets without charge you
Carpets former season You can aus
can't be found the other stores and we are
sell thema throughout the
No -TwoPy Carpets reversible patterns full yard wde atgh
woven Just Soc yard ,
chamber better quality than before7c yard
No. Moquete Carpets exquisite patterns OF quality that
limit the 97!c
4They Carpets Everybody knows what they are without our say
ing will be 75c. yard
of which through and
Carpets Our patterns eter than before
Price for good quality 9Oc yard -, :, ~,
No 6-ea English Carpets that shed like Mo1uete
Of than Moqutes
Our
price for Just S.25 yard-worh SLIGO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-07

i,000 psir flli size WHITE BLANKETS. We are
eDlng 10 sell them a. an extra bargain at 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-07

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-12-05
WHOLE NUMBER 1613
The Total Population.

Superintendent Porter has com
pleted his final determination of the
population statistics of the country
The total differs by LILO from that
contained in the bulletin issued from
the census bureau on October %,
This change is due to correction OF
the errors of what is termed the first
or rough count, and the addition OF
names ascertained to have been
omitted from the enumeration.
The verified population of the
United States in 1890 is 81 622 $50.
The most populous State in the
Union is, of course, New York, with
Pennsylvania a good second.
Nevada enjoys the distinction of be-
ing the most slimly populated State
in the Union.
The population by States is as fol-
lows:
Maine, 661,OS6; New Hampshire,
800, $50; Wisconsin, 1,6S6,SSO; Iowa.
l,9l1 ,S96; North Dakota, 1S2,7 ,719;
Nebraska, l,O5S,9lO; Kentucky, l,
33S,G35; Alabama, 1,5lSOl7; Louis
lana, 1,11S,5 ,5S5; Oaklahoma, 61,836:
Montana, 2,159; Colorado, 4l3,19S;
Arizona, $500; Minnesota, ], ,3O1 ,S26;
Missouri, 2,G79,1S4; South Dakota,
32S,SOS; Kansas, 1,427,OO6; Missis-
sippi, 1,2S9.6OO; Texas. 2,235,62S;
Arkansas, 1,l2S,l79; Wyoming, co.
7O5; New Mexico, 153,593; Vermont,
332, 1872; Massachusetts, 2,238,943
Rhode Island, 345,5O6; Connecticut
746,25S; New York. 5,997 1858; New
Jersey, ], ,444, 1888; Pennsylvania. $685.
OLA; Delaware, 16S,493; Maryland,
1'O42,39O; District Of Columbia, $780,
1872; Virginia, 1855, $50; West Vir-
ginia, 1852 ,794; North Carolina, 1871
947; South Carolina, 1.15l, ,149; Geor-
gia, 1887 1926; Florida, 391, 1,422; Ohio,
3,672,316; Indiana, 2, 2,1924O4; Illinois,
3,S24.357; Michigan, 1908 1888; Utah.
1905; Nevada, 45,76l; Idaho, S4.-
1856; Washington, 349,39O; Oregon,
3l3, ,767; California, 4,20S, ,13O.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-12-05

WILL Manring, while visiting his
brother, who lives on the Palouse, last
week, met with an accident that came
near taking his life, says the Garfield
Enterprise. On Friday he was out
hunting, carrying II 44-caliber Winches-
ter rifle. His foot caught on some
thing as he was walking along, and to
save himself from falling he threw the
rifle forward for support. The gun
was discharged. The ball entered the
ball of the right hand, breaking and
splintering the first jointef the thumb
cut hole in the la;,ei of the coat
which was buttoned closely across his
breast passed so close to one eye as to
be painful, and went through the rim
Of his hat. within an inch of his head.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-12-05
COAST DEFENSES.

/ concur in the recommendation of
the Secretary of War that adequate
and regular appropriations he con-
tinued for coast defense works and
ordinance plans have been practically
agreed upon. The encouragement
that has been extended to the militia
of the states by the generally appropri-
alton for the national guard should be
continued and enlarged.
l beg to renew by recommendation
that the laws be so-amended to require
a more full and searching inquiry into
all the facts necessary to naturaliza-
ton before any certifcats are granted.
The passage Of the act to amend GER
tain sections of the revised statutes, relat
ing to lottery, approved September 10,
1890, has been received with great and
deserved popular favor with the post
Office department, and the department:
of justice at once entered upon the en-
forcement of the law, and already the
public mails have been largely freed
from the fraudulent and demoralizing
appeals and literature emanating from
the lottery company.
THE MORMON QUESTION.
The increasing number and i'll
fuence of the non-MOrmon population
in Utah are observed with satisfaction.
The fact should not be overlooked
that the doctrine or belief of that
church polygamous marriages are
rightful and supported by divine reve-
lation remains unchanged. President
Woodruff in his letter does not re-
nounce the doctrine but reirains from
teaching it and advises against the
practice of it because of law against it.
Now it is true that the law should not
attempt to deal with faith or belief, or
any belief. but that is quite another
thing and the only safe thing is to
deal with the territory so that those
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-12-05

Wheat is being hauled off in coal
cars, and even fiat cars are pressed into
the service, or the Spokane & Palouse
railroad.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-12-05
Found.

"A also a sorrel colt. The owner can
have the same bv calling on barbara
MetgRer. near East side Cemetery, and
paying for their keeping.
Olympia, Nov. 28th, 1880. If,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-12-05
PENSICNS FOR DISABILITY.


The disability pension act, which
was approved on the 9th of June
last, has been put into operation as
rapidly as was practicable. The in
creased clerical force provided was Sc
lected and assigned to work, and
considerable part Of the force engaged
in the examinations in the field was
recalled and added to the working
force Of the Office. The examination
and adjudication Of claims have by
reason of improved methods been
more rapid than ever before. There
is no economy to the government in
delay, while there is much hardship
and injustice to the soldier. The an
ticipated expenditure, while very
large, will not, it is believed, be in ex-
cess o. the estimates made before the
enactment of the law. This liberal
enlargement of the general law should
suggest more lawful scrutiny OF bills
for special relief, both as to the cases
in which relief is granted and as to the
amount allowed.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-12-05
D. 8. q. HENRY,
q s. DEPUTY SURVEYOR.

Hssadeness Sixth Street, 9Wanss AaAa
ties e Olympis. WASH.
SURVEYING Of all kinds prnunptly at
~ tended to. The re-estahltshinx OF Old
Government lines sv.eciAity. ToWuajtes
surveyed and plated. Railroads located.
ana levels run for drains. Lands exanf.
med and character reported,
OLYMPIA. ADril ie. lSoO. II