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The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-07-03
/ L. J. SCuI,ATTMANN. Sec.

Mrs. Leander Wright informs us
that she was cured Of Chronic Consti.
patton by De Wits Little Early
Risers. Sold by Fl. l.. Hulburd & Co.'s
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-07-03

A first class sewing machine for sale
cheap and on easy terms at THE Sun
office. 25tf
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-07-03

There is to be- seen a very nice
carefully selected stock of Dry Goods
at T. J. Moore's store. No old goods
as he has placed this line in stock
this spring, call and get his prices. Is
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-07-03

Cash paid for eggsat the Red Front.
sltf E. A. HANCOCK.
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PROGRAM:

The grandest procession ever seen
in the west, will parade the streets
at Q o'clock q. m.
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THURSDAY. July 3rd. 1890. Nc. "a
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SUNREAMS,

H. WHITLEY, Editor.
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Decorah-posten., 1890-11-26
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giat6oroet. &c TO ngs iaa iortrolige SGUuaIorenOe hob
mere fienotlis O%uerior binauoen MI, eno oa be msote5 /
gi6rnGs Sfou, ba ben 6ne8 Rioepiit la9oe en- ROB Stribe
ouer ben AuOen5 9als.
ser BIZ oenne 6lotte, " psobleu ariitina, meoeus
Gotten paa benOes bOire laaipios bamreoe iOm ct 6us'
Ieuab paa bet bleoe ll~lotapps. SEQ ou, at en- eneite
SepR9sIie al min 6aano tan fate big neb SIottsts Ogs
bette 6ansebul?"
"9u, . LOB bet Oriitise Guar, leg bar ensGns Tibet
i 9lOrrtopinas %5ansebal, iOrbi leg life uilos FORBADE
6rstsnsHs 6emmsisbeo."
Tag alOttsn, siem benz Seq tnnos slsmme, at bet
CT min pli9t at pare aoeimooisere emo bu."
Sosor tOs &iOtten; ben gao epo, oo bun rsrte ben,
% oiten Gang traaote IND.
Ger n lite grus iOr bis!~ iusbe 3rOnHinseu.
5iten git.
~Suao bu antlageS ior2" psobIsu Ironninssn,
bpis beitise Sinb f~tiitspis falot Ro os after lamn,eoe
op. ~Gr iss 6Iitalen, iOm itaI saa aet.e mso Dig 2
9ar Su insen Samu iii9bso, iOm aHtlassr bis2 Stal
ies iNs big, at bu CT lebet no Bpsn meo Rissts 6tm.
m~eiisbeoer, LEGION oa imorses lob ub meo oubelsu ON
Moi,Ouiteu2 Gr on life en- eaiolpis laite, iiosn on life fan
opOass en- iaa plump en- Snare. Seq ioriuarsSs big
%opsrior Giss!an5Iersn Get. JON oar Distisers. men bet
iaIot mig IND ct prsUe Din laasgeo, % on LOB big ianss
JON en- Gaas. Iet CT for I~attsrIis,: Iae CACTUS %
fore SlaSoer meO Yiser!"
Sean toOIm tan bspioas, al. ca ben nsaoise 6rss
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-26
AIS

AIS
fen iOrtalte pm ROltOUitsn, FOB Isren til 6~OruGrelist
aaben eicr Ri9stansIersn, iOm netOp par saaet."
Sean 6oIm? %u0fustsr! 6Ortat mig, bUaO Der
itaar min lants6Og unbsr Den l2te Waai.
Seq tjenOn insentins til ben Haacise 6rstens Ian'
tebos, men ben maa 10 iaa opbcist en- Grooming paa
buer; 8lao baus frsust Sroet 1ieiiGroigbeo.@
"6ua6? Iu bliuer uioritammet, ou, iOm or Isbet
til psOer gSibe ON Natten mso tioaIst GO0s ira mine
bemusIise Sptssnsiierl 9uub bob ban big ior oeuns
toItelige Jigbeo? Wiinors snS ies tlmoe ban oa life bpoe
big. 9uao bob ban? eOueos ban at itaiie big en- al
6riItian ben iisroes 9aitarosr til Nianb2 Gan bar en-
balu Suss Sigtter til i'm gtaacisbeo. Guer par bet life
nos2 Sit on en- bSiere pris ior at lGlse Suerise2 Ves
tleub, at ban bsp big Sanmarts Krone paa penitre
Saano! 6uor tunoe ba pare iaa pnteIis bum at iuiste
min lieusite, bUiItsn ba bar aIt % iaar at % iOrs
maar ai, Tor iaaOan en- ublsUst samrmsl aonss, iOm til
uate gar itiGuter big til en- az line itaaeSe aOmiraIsri
@aa, 6u 1usr fun til at pare en- 6orraosrs 2isusitepise!A
"Gr BET mig III tiaaot at taIe?" ipursts Sasar,
msSsus 3rouuinsen i~tienteoe is ct Bigger Sauo al S@
~raien. iaa bsitig, at 9aIUoeen al SGuSst iso uo0ua
3atboroet.
"lal! getisno! Sat big aortbeO! GnOuu bar Sa
aIotten."
Cor is ipcrse, naar bIep 9emmeIisbesea i~orraaSt
III Bet eGnlte Ssuosbuo2"
Cen i2tt TIA, meuem ST. 2 % ~ ON Hsatisn. :
a,iitina 5uitsSs. at Gibss ueS GrSaIsn ailtrspm De-
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-26
Alb

Slabs, iom be melt ~boibaarne Somirusr Spsrige Mis-
unoer big? Yar on life ben fattigite, usleite 6iieIiten,
JON Nteuleiter traaOte paa, os bar ica life ilebet big %
inOfattet big Sub? 0eb bu life, al jss after fan fate
big no Rsrts os GlemieI, mere b~iGlpsIss, mere iOrass
tet, END ou nossniinoe bar pGret? 90 ou uouer al iOrs
raaoe mig, ou, Iom bar mig at tatte for alt, Os uoen
mig Sutet uilOe pare! 0uOrfor tier bu?......Spar."
Seq ifammer mis......"
~Sa, fam big! Get bar ou @runb til. Stam big
Oper min GniOloi9beO, at jog bar funnel tro paa bin Sats
u~emlisbsO! Stam big OUsr bin lltatnsmIisbso, OF Ou bar
funuet lSnne mig iaabun! getieno, % is Ul ie, ON
ies maaife enOnu fan sisre 9iOset iOr big, ion ou life
bar f~orticnt!"
Seq TANNER mig oper, at ben naabige 6rstsn, Der
bar paret iaa COB imoo mig, iaa let fan opmne mig ubcri
for, ies peb life buab. 6rstensn bar iast til mig: be,
iom Cub bar aoiet, maa life ioraeore fig. os ua itams
msr ies mig opsr, at 6rsseusn taIoer mig ct argb % en-
aiie.itet. Saa u~uarOis er ies life, Os iaa meset bar
ies IGrt al 6rStenen ielu, at jes alori9 pil pare en- ans
bens lrel. Mis ital insen lante % traOe uuOsr 6po.
Der. Seq er iaa irl6aaren ON noset aonse6arn; ilaa
mig, brab mig, men iniGb mig life! 9ovao ansIases
leg ior?"
Ter par Roget Oisie trObiss Orb, JON paa en-
Gang iiltalte ben uase Drowning % b0isie Grab tirs
reOe benoc. lyan reiits fig % srsb meO en- baitis @epas
seie 8lOtteh, resss o:u nosl: Setunoer / 9aaaSeu.
uSeh At rinss r5 iatts ben ssrpaa Ipo!plt ii.aass paa
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-26

412
gent. Sun ienbts Yi8erue bort os Loo 5asr talOe mo
til fig Souetun,meret, buor bun lab bnlut attlGot.
"6ifen iortGller mig, at Moifopiten bar erobret SIM
Lamb us rpffsr mob StOd6oIm meb 100000 Niano, "
la9Sc bun meo p~aata9en Go.
Saear mGrfeoe noget lliGouanlist Sonen. 9un
bapoe bort Slaboeren os Sueroripelien.
"Gr bet bio Der bar ~iOrtalt bet?"
"9iei, naopige 6rpten."
Oct er big; buffer bu, buaO ics engans ia9be til
bia? Stierner CT 3renlne, men Samnisnlu9rselle CT
Yirtelsbeb. Seq iasbs: uGr mig trO, % ies itai bape
ba boiere, enb bu nossniinoe bar uOpet at brpmme.
9ar mig utro, % ies itaI itprte big iaa Spbt, at Den
QanSeuei, 5por bu trsb Snaulet, ifal ipnes ct aon9es
rise SammenIisnins meS, buaS Der 90 biiuer bin sOS."
0asar taul. aebeuen benOeS SiGI paasnsoe os
reiite Jig fin %nbGnoise Strait, men ianSt life Orb.
0atlampen talteoe lit bIsse StiGr Over II'opsn msb ben
iomirusliss Seng, be msrtesrsnre SmbGns, bet lille
int iOrarbeibeos glatborb, meb bets alotfe, Ssnnebos
gen, iom laa Der al sammel Sane, men aIbrig %aabneoes,
ben al Sarmc rsomsnos 9nfiasrite % ben maalsie 9ns
tlaasoe, buis blese &iuSe iyntes at robe DsuioitbeOen
ON en- Opoaset GrsSs.
SalablObet, Der par iOm en- StOrmilOO grsSsns
Qiebli:, BRUTE op.
"Iu uSle arpb ira en- inf Stou. " uSbrob aris
ltiaa, ~ou, Der or minSrs eno en- SfrHp!ubie, os iom
Ss pil pGrs en- Ernsnsc, Sa pOper at trooie mis! %por
lss life irutiet big pp AZ SaHPsu % lsi Dig PGa en
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-26

All
enohl o9 la9oe laa til 6agar, iorn 9Greliet peo Sioen
az 90IOt poa at Optase 6OrtesaeIie Ouer en- gatte ms ans
tonne gsoer.
"oar on Teuner 5inlauo?"
Site mango, " iuarebe Sagar, ipet bun pIi9titploigit
Haaote mo. "@t Par iuttise SusmanOS JOLT bar piit
mig @o6Beb.~
"@Or be &~areleu2"
"Nei, / 9tplano."
Yet er beloigt for benz. Moifopitsn CT gaaet ouer
Asoa meO 5o,ooo aRanO, bar berjet S%nsermanIanO os
: seIeirer Sibors."
oplten ulptfe! OFF, uaabige 6rsfen, REQ 6ins
'ano' lol aItio bar beuiit 6ronen iaa mesen 9%roifab!"
Seq itul tale mel Iaabst ON bet. 5inbrs Carte,
" hedltationes bianot be nps antonlne Bsser2"
Sa, naabise 6rsten."
"SoOt; iOrism lite BIT grbeioe."
Set borts meO til Slottets itrense Orben, at aae
N''e mtteoes sfter ben, Der git. Wen arifita bapoe
"'0p oorpeien iulst &isstansleren til 6oruareliet, Op:
'uSsn AZ en- Iipiis Samtale, os CLIENT at lutte Dsren efs
- "9' Sean SoIm par iom iGSuanlis paa jim poit !
o"p@re'lst % ipibisoe Sren. SnSen 0asen uur leoen,
" Der ct aIminSsIist 0tpste isans bIanOt Slotteis aie'
"''Fuo ON, at Ufoltopiten bauoe erobrst belle 6inlano %
v" paa Vei til StodboIm meb en- 5iaabe. Sm aites
"'~ "aae0s Hpstst til 3riitina, JON ITO in Barnoonl
sa0'e 0sOaret spit til at bore paa &aamsrpisernsS
S"u'' "aar DC 9ioroe Iisneite ueo afs % %aatlaSn'u'
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-26

Mrs. SoieIa Sturga, Detroit, Mi6.,
i~triuer: Seq leo al beftige rbeumatiifC
Smerter % bar ! Here Tiger ien9elia.
9enOe. Ct. Satobs Die belbreOeot
mig.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-26

W~laDirisrt. 6rueu; Wlarie, oct CT
p%jrtclIg iorgolt! bptr ritcnoe 5ag bar
oil en- M ai9reite | aisitcnet.
Wdrie: lluoitulo 6racl men @ruR
Den bertil or ben. at man ipiier iaa
oaarlia ber / 0uiet.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-26

9tleion | Girisn CT en- Su%breiHius
iom pinesr iisrre % iisrre uobreoslie
Gnslano. Rplis bar Ell Brat ! Dir
m%insbam giuet 1iaaoslie tit, at Der lGas
ses 1eleiunleonin9cr fra bans Braie
itol, % Here al bans apaeoer baaoe
irosn ben eugelite Stntstirte % inoei
ioritjeaige 2isientermsnigbeoer bar al
lereoe isr siort bet famine. Iitroios
uerns, Tom OSianger Ialen. anbrin9es
iadleoes, at 8rRitsr life bebsper Of
uellos ia oirefte MOB benz, men fan Be
orge iig irii pda Grpieitoleu ioni ellers.
40 80 A6oateatcr fan gienlem famine
geoning idnitiot9 bgre &rptaueH.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-26
for gatte9orm 80 egrn.

"eahsria q iaa stt snvsHbtlf Tor eBfr % "a
i~Hntalsr stH tom o. roget aattt Weed. iem "a 'Nas
U. &. a Hrhfr. " ID
II Z. Crists 1ir. br0s{tg agL D.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-09

son alley, Murder bay, or bloody Field.
Oh mayhap, III tho classic retreat
euphoniously termed Swampoodlc.
More the pity, the official dog-catchcrs
have been watching them with their
drag nets Of uncrring aim and carrying
some of them away to the pond, there
to meet their final fate at the muzzlc of
some human made weapon of explosive
design.
we gets dollar-and-a-half Il day
when wc's we'll an able to work" said a
laborer who was raking the leaves near
the White House portico, north front.
There's thirteen of us an wc's busy
most o tn time. Wen any NV us gifts
SICK we gifts our pay right along per-
wlded We gifts doctors stitiicut. 1t
am t much pay nohow, an if man 'ud
lose his money wen 'cs sick, it 'ud 20
hard wild is family. So says it's a rood
Government anyway if. the pay amt
much. Sides, there amt no politics in
this business. I'm a Democrat an was
appointed wen Cleveland was Prcsi-
dent. 1t don't make no difference
bout that, slong as I'm able to keep OH
DUTY. My jobs safe enough, politics or
no politics."
The gentleman was neither handsome.
cleanly nor elegant of diction, but under
his American hat there was a condensa-
ton of considerable common sense.
From him 1 learned that not only do
the dogs love the park about the Ex-
ocutive Mansion, but the birds have
filled the trees with their nests annual
ly for many years. The little English
sparrows used to build their homes in
the vines which cover the south front of
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the Mansion. as we'll as in the hollow
cannon balls which adorn the port
cochcrc railing They drove away the
robins, and kept up such chattcring
day and night that they became OBJ
noXious 10 the puissant ruler of this
mighty Nation, and he ordered forth his
battalions against them. But the En-
glish sparrow shouted at the gardeners
and laborers, saying: First catch your
English sparrow before you kill him"
Several weeks OF warfare went on, un-
I'll at last the astutc Colonel Lamont
was called into Il council of war and he
planned successfully for the defeat. ban
lshmcnt and determination. of the de-
rlslvc pests. Put ladders against the
wall, mount to the top and sprinkle tho
vines with red pepper quoth the
doughty Colonel. and it was done. In
the morning and in the evening tho
vines were agitated with long poles,
and the English sparrows folded their
tents and disappeared.
The crows which daily traverse this
country from Arlington to the Chcsa-
peakc used to lingcr in the White
House grounds, some of them, and there
were almost daily skirmshcs between
them and the sparrows. The little fell
lows would surround the crows, and
drive them away by superior numbers
ana skllllulress in their aggressive war
fare. Since the sparrows have gone,
strange to say, the crows have also
deserted the grounds. There is Il large
crow nest in the top of 4 tree near the
southwest entrance where the last crow
family was reared from infancy to cav
cawhood: and that nest is a rclninis-
ccnce Of the former tribe of aerial
warriors. But, let us return to our
dogs. There is an old Newfoundland
who resides over at the White House
stables, but was formerly ono of the
tramps of the fountains. lie came
during the cold winter preceding the
Inauguration of President Hayes. He
looked at chat time like veteran of the
civil war, and he don't look much older
to-day. When the fountains were
started i'll the spring-timc this old fell
low would go and stay in the water at
night. get perfectly clean. roll himself
sleek lii the grass. comb his hair hy rub
hing himself against tho flower bushes,
and then come around to the front door,
lie down, and look pretty. Mrs. Hayes
finally noticed him, took an interest in
his history. and ever afterward he was
we'll fed and protected. Finally he took
up his abode at the stables with Albert
Hawkins, tho colorcd driver: the care
full, intelligent driver who handled tho
ribbons for Presidents Grant, Hayes.
Garfield. Arthur and Cleveland. Until
this day he retains his residence there.
and scorns to notice or associate with
any Of the tramp dogs. He is aristocratic
and affects to forget that he was not al
ways pampcred pet. However, he is
growing old enough to be ancient now:
and his idiosyncrasics must be over
looked. SMITH ID, Fry.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-09

The celebrated jackson statue in La
tayette Park. The lineal descendants
81 that pioneer in professions escorted
irovcr Cleveland four years later; but,
Has, during his incumbency of that
'ordly mansion an cdict was issued
Which forever destroyed the winter
ZONES of the lcaf-loving dogs Frances
Folsom Cleveland had neither smiles
lor affection for any canine save "Hec-
:or;' and, because several of the tra,nps
naltrcatcd that little beauty and bit
his sleek sides with their ugly teeth.
The whole tribe canine was forbidden
he White House grounds.
Tho lean ana hungry fellows who en-
cred between the iron rails surround
ne the Executive Mansion but courtod
punishment summary or death rclent-
cSs. Nevertheless, there is Il tradition
Of better times among the dogs of this
'icinity, and to-day, while the GARDEN
rs were raking together the leaves.
md the negro-drivcn carts were bearing
hem away. | saw a score or more of
homeless WANDERERS pceking through
he fences and plaintivcly wondering
whether or not there might be a posi-
ility OF a little bit of a fountain bur
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OPEN ALL NIGHT
ChaS. ]. OrmSby,
If Proprietor.
TRUSTEES SALE.

EpN virtu." of Il deed of trust dated the
4 , a?nd of February. $500. made by
Thomas y. Mahry. and recorded in the
clerks Office of the Hastings Court for
the city of Roanoke. Va. in deed hook
30 page 1872. in which is conveyed TO
the undersigned certain real estate in
the city of Roanoke Virginia. in trust
to secure the North Side Land Company
the sum of 500. with interest, evidenced
by certain negotiable notes therein set
out: and whereas. default having been
made i'll the payment OF Il part Of said
notes. at the request Of the holder of
said notes shall, as trustee in said
deed, offer for sale at public auction
to the highest bidder, on MONDAY.
/ NOVEMBER 10, $500. at 4 o'clock y.
M. on the premises. all the prop
crty conveyed in said deed. to-wit:
a certain lot OF land in the city OF Roam
okc. Va. beginning on the south side of
Magnolia street, 1884 feet west OF Park
street, fronting 40 feet on Magnolia
street, and running back between par
allcl lines 100 feet to an alley, and being
lot No. Il, section -. as shown on map
of the North Side Addition to the city
of Roanoke. Va. Terms: Cash. as to
the sum of 500, and the sum of $3.50 in
equal monthly payments of SO each,
with interest on each payment from the
22nd February, 1890. and one payment
of SlI. with interest from same date,
said payments beginning to fall due
on November -, 1890, and continu-
ing monthly thereafter for fourteen
months, and the balance on such terms
as may be made known on day OF sale
II. :. TROUT. Trustee.
oct i9-lawk3wkS
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Caused by Microbes,
Radnan's NicrODe killer

ENtcrininatcs the microbes and drives
them out Of the system. and when that
Is done you cannot have an ache or pain.
No matter what the disease. whether IL
simple case OF malaria fever or comb-
nalion OF diseases. we cure them all at
the same time, as we treat AL diseases
constitmtionally
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-09

Mortified AIother--I just this minute
saw MIR. Nicefello's arm around your
waist. It's perfectly awful.
Rcpcntant Daughtcr-Y-c-s moth
er, but it would be IA good deal more
awful TO see his arm around some other
girls waist.-N. " Weekly.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-09

Asthma. Consumption. Catarrh. Bron-
chitis. Rheumatism. Kidney and Liver
Disease, ChiliS and Fever Female
Troubles, IL all its forms. and in fact.
every disease known to the human sys-
tenn.
Beware Of Fraudulent limitations.
Sec that our Trade Mark (samc as
above appears on each jug.
JOHNSON IL JOHNSON,
Druggists, Sole agents. or. jefferson
ana FIRST ave. s. W. junlT-ly
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-09

Mrs. Van Duzonburg i want some
small blood-orangcs for very sclcc;
dinner. The Van Aslornilts and tho
RhinelQnderhorne arc cominr oh
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-09
1910 a. IN.

.: H. p. III.
go p. IN.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-09

'flpplc Creek Extension Leaves
Pulaski s:l5 a. m. Daily. except Sun
day, and 300 p. M. Daily. arrive Ivan
hoe :';i5 a. M. and 1870 p. III.
Clinch Valley Extension Tin operation
Aug. 3, to St Paul, ST milcs)-I.cavc
Blncficld $40 Il. m, daily: arrive ST.
Paul l?:55 p. IN.
All inquiries as TO rates, routes. etc,
promptly answered.
w. Il. BEVILL.
Gcn'l Pass. and Ticket Agent
CllAS. q. EDDY. icc-prcsidcnt.
jan General Offices Roanoke.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-09

Ticket agents will furnish all infor-
nation and through schedules upon APP
plication 10
O. HOWARD ROVER.
ii Il. l.. Il Il. Agent. Roanoke. Va.
NORFOLK Il WESTERN RAIL
~ ROAD.
Schedule in effect Sept. Ord. 1890.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-09

First Tramp-So you want me to go
and ring the door-bell whilcyou sit hero
and rest?
Second Tramp-Ycs, Clarence; you
press tine button and do the rest
America
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-09

GALE OF VALUABLE REAL rs
- TATE IN NINTON. AS Commits
sioncrs OF bedford Circuit Court.wc will.
on SATURDAY. NOVEMBER H. 1890.
on the premises, in Ninton. Va. (if not
sold privately before that timc) sell by
public auction. list. The dwelling house.
containing six rooms. in which the late
DR.. Edmund w. Sale resided and the lot
OF about onc-four,h OF an acre thcrct,
attached ind \ i'rc'"t lv'r
opposite the dwelling house. containing
half an acre. For terms and particulars
see hand bills.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-05-09
STATE NEWS.

The Commissioners of Jefferson
county have decided to build q $780,
600 court house.
The Eliensburg Localise' has thrown
down its glove in the capital contest
for Washington.
There were 1872 real estate transac-
tions recorded in WhatcOn county
during the month of April.
The Saliva mill at Montesano has
shut down for fhe purpose of replacing
its water poxer withssteap.
z It is estimated that several hundred
tons of peaches will be raised for ship
ment on the Snake river this year.
Seattle tent owners, who were Or
dered to remove from the fire limits
May l, have been given thirty days
grace.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-05-09

For a hobby, neatfitting spring suit go
to Brown T. Farriss. m2-tf.
FoR the correct thing in stiff, soft and
straw hats, 60 to Brown & Farriss.
m2-tf.
]. s. LoNGNIRE 4 Co. say they can
give the best prices in the city in all
trades in the grocery line. m2-tf.
AGENTS wanted for Madam McCabe's
Corsets, for towns throughout Washing
ton. Address Box ,574, Seattle. 1t.
BROWN 4 FARRIss are selling shoes
for men, women and children at very
w:prices. All goods guaranteed.
m2-tf.
]. s. LoNGMIKE 4 Co. have one of the
best selected stock Of staple and fancy
groceries in the city. Call and soc us.
m2-tf.
]. s. LoNGMIRE & Co. wishes to say to
the public if they wish to save money
call and see them oncefand you will
come again. m2-tf.
LOOK here, the boom has struck OH
the line of groceries. Call and get our
HAASSS OSeOAO 5O"6 SAoSWhCiO. y. Ne
Lopgmire & Co. m2-tf.
PRoF. Loisette's Memory System is
creating greater interest than ever in oil
parts of the country, and persons wish
ing to improve their memory should
send for his prospectus free as adver.
tised in another column.
LADIES in Olympia requiring corsets,
are requested to call on Mrs. A. B. Tap
pan, corner Fifth and Washington. and
examine the celebrated McCabe Corsets
before purchasing elsewhere. The cor
cts are made to order. It.
FRED T. MERRILL, at the "Cycle Cas-
tle," in Portland, Oregon, has over $50
Bicycles of all sizes, styles and prices
in stock, from $40 up. Has fine boys
Safeties, from $25 up; fine steel Safeties
at $40, $45, $50 and $50. Write to him
or catalogues and terms. m9-2t.