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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-06-28

THE GEORGIA STATE BUILDING AND
LOAN ASSOCIATION
Has just entered upon its second year and the
officers and directors point with pride to the
record. Starting off with but a mere handful
Of stock, the list has been constantly swelling
so that now we can show a membership repre-
senting
10000 SHARESl
If you have not looked into our wonderful
plan call and get a prospectus or drop postal
card to the undersigned and one will be sent
you. Good agents wanted at best compensa-
ton offered
G. B. WHATLEY,
Director Of Agencies, 1877 st. Julian street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-06-28
DR.. j. G. CROLEY
arvKs SPECIAL ATTENTION TO
DISEASES OF WOMEN
OFFIcE-159 LIBERTY SrREKr.

MONEY TO LEND.
FoR LOAN, 81 500 ON LONG TIME-CrrY
IMPROVED PRoPERTY-AT PER CENT
Apply to c. P. ROSSIGNOL,
Corner BAY and Drayton
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-06-28

- = -N01s17 nv . N 4AOlE.
Capt. Screven Of Company B is turning
out his mustache, the boys say for the first
time. Lieut. Gadsden says if he succeeds in
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-06-26
Real Estate Transfers.

Jennie w. Blake 10 Lizzie J. Rich
ards. lot 7. block ~, Woodrufrs addi-
ton $500.
Charles W. Spurlock ct Tx TO Bruce
McClurg. lots b and q. block b, Pat
tison's subdivision; 5000.
Charles W. spurlock ct TX to John
W. Morris, 2 acres in sec. 1, tip. Is, 2
W; 81, 800.
Thomas NJ Reed e. ux 10 Othenial
W. Kellogg. W OF lot 7, block ~, City
OF Olympia; 1926.
Allen l.. Porter 10 Anthony J. Hay
ward ct Tx interest in sw / sec. %,
tp. 10 n. Sc; 500.
Francis NJ. Ashley 10 Samuel Cor
dell, lot o, block 80, Rochester; 800.
Henry Green ct ux 10 Francis M.
Ashley, lots . and G, block -, Roches-
ter. 500
Louis u. Campbell ct TX to Albert
whyte, sw | sec. 20, TIP 10 N, r lie; 81.
James Troup 10 John ii. Wilson,
land on south side Of Fourth street
bridge. west Of draw; 81, 900.
Thomas NJ. Reed ct ux 10 Catherine
l.. Henderson ct al, sw 1 of sc sec. 4,
tp ~ n, W.: 81.
United States 10 Samuel Dunlap,
" Of sw 1 sec. ] /, and Of SC I sec.
10. tp ~ n. r2w; patent.
United States 90 Thomas NJ. Suth-
erland. sw / sec. %, Up. 10 H. BE;
lG0 acres. 800.
J. J. Muth ct TX 10 Frank Taylor,
lot \. block a., woodruff's addition /;
800.
Richard r. Wells ct ux TO John c..
Norton, lots Is and 10, block 90, Scam
mell's addition; $50.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-06-26
Indian Troubles,

The Indian and War Departments
are considerably disturbed over appre
hcndei trouble With Tire Moquis In
dams In northwestern Arizona. The
cause 81 the difficulty IL that the 0ov
eminent insists upon the Indian
children attending q new school thai
has been opened on the Navajo reser
walton. This tribe Ia very peculiar In
that respect aud do mo, wish theil
children separated from them.
The government has considered the
situation grave enough 10 merit in
structions for prompt action to prevent
any uprising. aud Gen. McCook hs,
orders 10 draw upon tho miliiar,
forces In Fort wingate and whippl,
Barracks for all the troops necessary
Ia quell an outbreak.
The Grow Greek sioux Indians, o
south Dakota. are likewise inclined Il
be troublesome. White Ghost. theil
chief. has refused to accept his ra,ion'
OF heel, declaring that the cattle killet
Tor the Indians are small and lean
and that the Indians are being swim
died by the contractors.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-06-26

Mn. Hopkins, . Seattle fruit dealer,
who visited this city few days ago. 10
purchase cherries. gives the Oiyp,piam
some very suggestive information re.
gsrding the fruit crop In this State.
He declares that but very small por.
ton Of the fruit consumed in Washing.
ton 10 raised In the State, his Arm alone
receiving from San Francisco . ton OF
cherries daily during the season. lie
regards Ii Is beyond explanation tina,
but very small portioa Of the fruit
consumed In Washington IL raised IN
this superior fruit-growing State. The
profits in fruit culture here are very
great. Mr.. Hopkins says that cherry
trees will produce on an average e0o
pounds yearly. which on the tree are
worth eis. and when picked. bring the
owner over $50. Many trees yield S00
pounds. The fruit on one Olympia
tree IL worth $40. lie cites numerous
instances OF parties netting 500 per
acre. In the vicinity Of Seattle. In rails
ing strawberries and yet tons sre
brought daily from Eastern Washing
ton and points outside the State. This
Ia . queer condition Of things. he says
in . region raising the best aud largest
strawberries In the world 4 berry
found among the Lake Washington
Strawberries purchased by him this
season measured eight inches In cir.
cumference.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-06-26
A tea piess sassss..

TACoNs. ". r.
TuK nR. BosAEgo MKpicIsx Co. n
qua, -.
GssrLKsEs Your Pile Remedy /.
q complete success. selling rapidly. and
giving universal satisfaction.
Mr.. u. -. CLARK. Asst Engineer
Construction Dept N =. X. u. says
" Dr. Bosanko's Pile Remedy has given
greater relief than anything else
ever used"
Mr.. J. A. Commertord. Asst Editor
Tacoma NsWs. testihes to its merits In
the following eulogistic manner Or.
Dosanko's Pile Kennedy has cured a
most stubborn case Of piles Of eight
years standing. all other applications
having failed. You may heartily and
with candor commend II a. one and
all Of this class Of sufferers"
Yours. A. n. STEWART a Go.
Sold by MARI A Ross.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-06-26

Thomas NJ. Sutherland to Henry
Hewitt, sw sec. "a, tp Is n, 2 @;
100 acres, 5000.
William Ragless ct ux to Winifred
A. Ashley, lots and 10, block Il,
Ragless' Second addition to Tenino !;
Sl3G.
John Lynch ct Tx to Eliza Lynch,
n ! lot l, block 2; 5000.
Miles L. Tilley to Frank A. Howard,
lots 6 and 7, block 81, and block so,
Olympia; $50.
ii. NJ. Williams ct ux to Margaret
l.. Howard. of lot 8 and W 1 lot u
block %, Olympia; $500.
United States to George Tibbits, NV
t sec. 10, tip II n, "A W; 160 acres !;
800.
William r. Powe, Sr., to William B.
Powe, Jr., tide land 4S 90 by l25 feet
on south side of long bridge; $500.
Walter T. Mcdonald to Donald C..
lazier, lot 81, block II, lot 80, block
II. lot |, block ID, Lynwood Park !;
500.
Lynn Bloom to John Pray, lot 4,
block |, Blooms subdivision; 1925.
VIM. c. Bardsley to Newell d. Stur-
deyant, ne / of ne of sec. "a, tp. Is n,
II W; 10 acres, 1880.
Fred Nufier to Emile Nuffer, 3-8 in
terest in of sw I of Sc I of Sc t of
sec. 81, tip. Is, r2w; 5 acres, 81.
Walter T. Mcdonald to Ernest c..
Mcdonald, lots IL and Is, block II,
and lot l, block Il, Lynwood Park ad-
dition; $2l0.
George Tibbits ct Tx to Charles E.
Horton, NV 1 of sec. 10, tip. II n, r 4
W; 16O acres, 1000.
S. c. Woodruff to John Henry, lot
q and %, block 25, Gate City: 81.
Guy E. Tilley to Frank A. Howard,
lots 6, 7, block 67, so, Olympia, $45.
George w. Manville ct ux to James
TrOup, lots 4, 5, 6, block l, Townsepd's
subdivision; $l60.
&c. Ellis ct ux to r. o. & G. H. r.
X. Co., right of-way through Billings
addition to Olympia; 81.
Geo. c. Stocking to T. o. & G. H.
X. r. Co., right-of-way through sw or
NV I sec. Ii, tp. 10 n, 3w; 500.
United States to James H. Tobin,
sw or ne ar, g NV or, lot 2 sec 30, to.
~ N, w; patent.
James Troup TO BENZ. Vincent, lots
4, 5, 6, block l, Townsend's sub; $16O.
J. w. Rankin ct ux to Mary w.
Jones, lot 8, block IL, Percival's addi-
ton; 800.
Amanda M. Chapman ct al to George
w. Evans, 2 acres near Puget City;
$500.
John r. Kindred to John q. Kleber,
WI hf sec. IL, tp II n, 2 W 800 acres /;
IS.
Walter 4. Mcdonald TO Samantha
Croll, lots % and %, block 10, Lynn
wood park; 800.
Richard o. James to George C.
Stocking, sw or sec. 2 and NV or sec.
ii and sw or of ne or sec. IL, tp. Is n,
r3w; $500.
ID. r. Bigelow ct ux to Charles NJ.
Turner, acre in ne corner of Bigelow
donation claim; 1896.
|
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-06-26

Gov. Ferry il q shrcwd politician, y
good lawyer. and a genial gentleman
but when II comes 10 giving an opinion
on finance rs he did, few days ago
before the convention Of bankers in
this city. they had considerable din.
Guilty in keeping their faces straight
the remainder Of the meeting
But the Governor should not feel
annoyed ut the failure Ia strike the
precise cord tuned at unison pitch for
that occasion. Other politicians have
as signally failed. Grant made a fail.
IRE when he addressed an agricultural
convention. and tried 10 talk OF turnip.
instead Of torpedoes. Andy johnson
made many such blunders when he
tried 10 adapt his speeches while swing.
ing around the circle TO all classes and
conditions Of men and show an equal
knowledge Of their Affairs.
A homely proverb says a jack at
all trades Is good at none." and l, may
apply 10 other than plebian occupa-
tons. il our esteemed Governor will
only confne himself 20 checking the
lawmakers from committing overt
acts upon constitution and see that
the laws are executed for the happi.
ness Of mankind and 10 subscrve the
best interests OF the Y. o. p. he will
prove In the future - he has In the
past, = great success. But Let him not
teach the ethics OF finance 10 those
who have made the subject special
study and the main object Of busi.
ness life.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-06-26

\ -,h,mc .uhnhttrl BIS '.'WHH'''s
%, tho OLYMPIA Board ' l".b. tF'
"ru-iue tn. v.HI although % ma1
o. ia N,ts m,ut"u'u- "bl','. MI
bud bpt hli,r favor wi'h th"-' Wh'
h,,, thr permanent W''.u'". tho 'i''
at heart Tie rrr-,t"n B.. nothing
les ihin iur thccity o. decd ih' ltafl
ui TRADE the ruhhr square upon
winch u rrul4,-c. go erect ''r 't-'l' "A
lrcA or Stone building. t'-"rying nu'
or two l.t- for that rnrpos". he g.
maindct g. be- sold and the proceeds
e. be- placed ~ Rover drc'lF"f iar
u-c - The citt ia removing the mud
Hat ~ her harlnr such a prul'u-i
tiun. after serious dclihctation. will find
are willing e. -aefiii,c tle pr, rlrs-
h.nrtts ui the future iut immediate
gain There is me- two sid's Ia the
question observation ut the csper
fence Of all larger cities shows unmls
takably the utility oi the smaller park :
"r squares. for Promoting the comi"f
ani health Of the people. To,
little attention has hitherto beet
given To- this matter. and ,ts import
ancc has been attcstcd by the liberia
provisions made IA modern plats fo
those resting places for the weary
those small areas where a glinp-
may be- obtained 81 the Almighty
handiwork amidst the piles II brick
and mortar reared by man. fewe
hours Of labor are Of little benefit 4
the poor man, who 10 unabl. Ia own
carriage and bring himself nearer hi
Creator by visit Ia the ycr,Iant field
and shady woods. hut u well.kep
grassplat, shaded 10y trees and scenic,
by the odors Of towering shrubs. wil
prove boon OF incstimablr value n
demands Of business abolish the ma
pies from eurbs and sweet smellin
flowers from the door.yard
Let the hsrbor he dIcdged by som
other means, which will not he Ion
in coming II our progress is main
tanned, but touch not the wise prov
sion made by the founder Of our beau
tiial city. when he dedicated our onl
public square 10 purposes Of recreation
forever
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-06-26

ALLEN Weir. secretary Of state. ha,
returned irom two months trip Il
the Eastern States. IA he IN a native
OF the Pacific Coast. the experience "a
him must have been unusually enjoy
able. The objects 81 greatest interest
visited by him were those historical
landmarks Of which he had read from
boyhood. and the greatest surprise "a
him was TO find cities 81 10 ono people
without their daily paper and depend
ent upon cities 200 or 300 miles away
for their local as well a. general news
IL Is extremely difficult for anybody
who has lived any great length oi
time on this coast TO adapt himself Ia
Eastern customs. and the cent by cent
accumulations OF the laborer or retail
trader do not fni favor with those
who are accustomed 10 the liberal
spirit which animates business trans.
actions in the west.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-06-26
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-06-26

Dat Of l.5b7 cough -yrups manniac
tnred In the L y but one has heer
found 10 be entirely free from opiaie'
and that - the California Positive and
Negative Electric Cough Cure which IL
the hest on earth toF coughs. cold Group
etc Sold by Mari 4 Ross.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-06-26

A LosDos Dispatch says that ParnelI
and Mrs. 0'shea wem married ON the
evening Of the 25th inst. Let ~ hope
thu, this will end the scandal that
has attached to their names.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-06-26

CONSIDERABLE excitement existed
at whatcom. . lev days ago. over the
foolish action Of soh. irresponsible,
intoxicated hoodlums. who pulled
down the British flag from the arch
through which the Canadian Pacific
had just passed. A large meeting oil
citizens was held 70 denounce the pro.
ceeding
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-06-26

runs high At Mars A Ro.s drug store
over System builder ~ every body In
using u Tor Ca,afrh II the Stomach,
Dyspepsia, Constipation and Impure
BloDd and Ia build NJ the system Il Ger.
tslnly possesses wonderful merit when
all speak ~ well 81 u
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-06-26

A wAsnisaros dispatch n the itih
Inst. states that Senator Squire. Of
this State. will be rendered the po.i-
ton Of Minister to China. II /.
claimed by his friends tina, he will no,
give up his place in the senate for
any foreign mission.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-06-26

The Oskville Globe has made u,
appearance on our exchange table
II 10 published by Partridge a Vernon
and 10 designed 10 make known and
build up Oskville ~ . business center
Both Of the publishers have had expe-
rienees in Newspaper matters
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-06-26

A CYCLONE wiped out several towns
Non the Illinois Central railroad route
between Storm Lake and Iemars,
Iowa, . distance Of so miles. Sunday
night. The dissster was accompanied
by . heavy fall ot rain.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-06-26

Tnr steamer P9ner was taken To
the Columbia river this week, under
convoy of the steamship Michigan.
She 10 to be placed on q seaside route
from Portland for the accommodation
Of summer toufists
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-06-26

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-06-26

A fine line OF trunks aud valises Just
received Al Brown 4 ferrlss.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-06-26

Hon water on the Missouri river
CAUSES grave spprehensions 81 = food.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-06-26

Six thousand acres OF land are plant
ed in potatoes on WILDLY Island.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-06-26

VIZ ouIr. Of ruyallup. hn. made
the discovery that gnn-clsfrie- are a.
good. at better paving crop. than
Z lsts
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-06-26

Nv country. IL Of thee
onsr land ct liberty.
pfthrs ! sing
Land ~ the millionaire
armcfa With ugkrt- hare
caused h' The cursed snarr
III" money Hing
land nnse II mobile braNr-.
hut uttW 81 wf,i,hrd slaves
Alas tnu lat,
W. saw sWret freedom die
FROM letting hfihcrs high
our uupriced suffrage buy
Nnd mourn thy fate.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-06-26

During the next Is days we will open up a large
assortment of imported printed ware, also best
make granite. iron ware and will then publish
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-06-26

All Of the familiar patriotic airs tell
"i the undisputcd sway q! the money
linr. The following j. good Illus
tratiun
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-06-26

Patriotic ~"ngsarr Photographed and
to the music written for The star
~panglci Banner the farmers will
slug these words
bh -a' Goo ''u 80" p, The day lights broad gnrc
ihs' blot hat afisss iu iafui-h our glory
u the blot ~ oppression io all kind- uf toll
The gFrsd nf the ShYlu,k the same same old
-tufN
ii"lso people 20 iav dn not longer drlav:
l"' l"ng n"~ Ne hHs' lOttcrod make haste
uuW. No pta,,
~ ihs ~" ~rsneled Banner no longer will
or' tho land 1.-THE frcc but the hnmc Of the
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-06-26

Yankee Doodle seems To have been
a prime iayoritc with the alliance
musicians. No less thana half-dozen
parodics have been written on il, the
most amusing Of which is THE Farm
cf's Daughter. IL runs this way:
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-06-26

oh, here Ne arc. ~ thus Won see.
bach one n farmers daughter.
We tncw Just when to lcgislat~
Aui whVn We hal not uushtrr.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-09-30
COLORADO REPUBLICANS.
A Strong Plank I'm Favor OF Free Coin
age of Silver.

age Oh BhNCFs
Grgswoop SPRINGS, Col, Sept 29.-The Re-
publican state convention met ct noon today.
There being no opposition 10 Chief Justice
Joseph G. Helm, the nomination was unsnl-
nous The platform partly Indorses the admin
istration Of Harrison, while not agreeing WIZ
him on the coinage of silver; faFors
protection against every form OF convict or ser
vile labor; denounces trusts and combines;
urges the speedy ratification by congress OF the
removal OF the Southern Utes from Colorado; re-
affirms belief in the Republican doctrine OF pro-
lection 20 American industries ana deplorss the
persecution of the Jews in Russia
The silver plank declares that the demonetiZa-
ton of silver by the United States was q stupea-
doug blunder, and that bimetailism 10 necessary
u the welfare and prosperity OF all commercial
people; demands full recognition of silver as
money metal by opening the minis TO full and
unlimited coinage of silver, and believes such
step win be followed by q considerable number
OF nations and that such q course VIII establish
the ratio OF silver and gold existing al the time
OF demonstration. Ii denounces the prstensa
now being made in certain sections that the
friends OF free coinage are advocates OF d de-
based currency as untrue, and On the contrary as
serts that there can be no stable currency based
upon either gold or silver alone. ssWe demand the
use OF both silver and gold money at q ratio
fixed by law, and that all paper money shall be
redeemable In gold or silver ST option By the
and thus every dollar, whether
gold, silver or paper, snail be equal in paying
and purchasing power" The convention also
adopted resolution asking the national commit
tee 70 select Omaha as the place OF holding the
next national convention
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-09-30
WALLA wALLA FAIR.
Displ lay Being Increased-Bau Game
Result of the Races

WALLA WALLA. Sept 2e-fSpeciai A heavy
rain last night somew hat kept people away
from the fair today, but il laid the dust and in
sures good attendance for the remainder OF
the week. Many new exhibits were brought In.
aud some wonderful products are shown.
beets weighing % pounds and pump
kins weighing - pounds are samples
The pride OF Walla Walla IL her orchards, and
the fruit exhibit is the fines; ever seen here
Whole trees are brought to the fair, the display
including chestnuts AMI hszelnuts in the
burr, butlerDuts in the shell and
almonds. Many varieties of fruit out
Of season are preserved in glass
Jars ! be World fair exhibit prepared bv DR.
biAiock, never grows tiresoTne 10 our people.
anu sd1itloGs are being made every dav. Dr.
bisiock also shows ripe straw berries. growing
on the vine. Several varieties OF corn are
shown, in ears as large as Illinois can raise
Broom corn is also on exhl bition.
The hall game at the iai- grounds between
Pendlston and WalIa WslIs Was won ov the at
ter ~ scare of - To N. A brisk wind and moor
grounds assisted in piling up the runs.
ne race track Was heavy and good time was
not msde- The events were "a fol-
lows: Lermonds black stallion Redwood.
PAFker's sorrel mare Goldie ami
Nctarland's black hlly, Lady Daphne, were en-
tered for the three-year-old trot, purse $500.
Lady Daphne won the race in three straight
heats The first heat was run in 2:5a: first quar-
Ter, IA. hall, Ia: three-Quarters, 2:0a The