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Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1891-12-09

AfSM6te. Mimi, State Farmers ALI
ance sammantrader till 8rsm6te Minnea.
polls tisdagen den s jan, 1892. Sekiete-
rare A. L. Stromberg har utsandt order
enlighet harmed.
Egen50Ds idgd : rslcd. En- st6rre
mj6lqvarn / Owatonna har blifvit lagor'
mas rof. Dessutom uppbrande 1000
bushels hvete och fem banvagnslastel
mj6l. F6rlusten uppskattas till $50, ,Ooo
med ingen assurans.
For stdtlens fa'a,alftshcrittande ha
borgarne Cannon Fails blidat On ''citi.
zens' union". F6reningen har till presi.
dent walt G. l.. Stewart och till sekretara-
re r. A. Peterson. Sasoin direktionsmed.
lemnar markes dessutom o. e. Falk, l..
A. Rosing och j. Davidson.
Mi,snesotas coda kredit. Guver-
NOR Merriam har varit 0stern och atytt'
rat statsobliga till EFT belopp at ST.
100000, barande tire procents ranta. Des
sa oblIgationer buro f6rut ~ procents
ranta och cores derf6r en- bespa ring pa g..
600 ON aret.
Red Wjng-sayIteter: Gustaf Adoli
Haligren var ute pa On aker for att hem-
to 9. X. ''corn stalks" den DIS. hvaryid
hastarne pa nagot sRtt skramdes och b6r-
jade skena. Han foil at lasset och fick
dervid sin venstra arm afbruten invid
armbogen SAINT erh8ll flera svara sar
hufvudet. Det ar hopp ON hans vederia-
ende. Pastor Lars Weinberg Svea, Wis.
uttradde den 4 DIS ur celibatet. det han
da ingick uti det heliga akta standet till.
sammans med miss Caroline Brustad, on
norsk ungm8 fran Eadaile, Wis. Den hog
tidliga akten, som egde rum Svea for
samlings kyrka vid middagstiden, f6rrat-
tades az pastor G. Rast fran Red Wing,
Han h6ll afvensa fran predlkstolen ett
passande tai FOR det unga paret. anled.
ming at det mycket ruskiga yadret hade
81 synnerligen manga infunnit sig. DEF
rymliga pastorshuset samlades gasterna,
hvarest en- akts bastant skandinavisk
mddag intogs. Lycka ske pastorn och
hans unga fru!-Den 4 pa qvallen h6ll sv.
luth. ungdoms; 6reningen slit arsm8te.
Pastor G. Rast valdes till ordt1rande, @.
Linder till v. 0rdG, Hllma Erickson till
protokollsekreterar och @. A. johnson
till finanssekr., N. j. Skog till kass6r och
Fred. FL. johnson till bibliotekarie. For.
eningen hade under aIet samlat med.
lemsafgift omkring $75. Komiteen SON
tillsattess for att g6ra insamling till Beth.
any College inbe rattade, att den lyckats
I3sannla $91. .4b, hyilken summa blifvit ,af
sand till skoians. fnansagent, pastor j
Telleen. Var framatskridande stad hal
tatt en- daglig tidning, "The Independent,
hvadan vi nu ega tva sadana och ire vec-
kotidningar.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1891-12-09
ID IA KO r A..

~ Dtslc0t0S FGrnanr IAiltdsas sam.
mantrader till hasta mole den ~ och 80
december I LaIimore, hvarvid vigtiga sa-
ker komlna under behandling. ssaSA-a
Pr0cessen mot Joe Remington, ankla-
for mordet elevatoragenten Flstt, b1rja-
de onsdags distriksdomstolen Fargo.
N. Da. Saken wicker stort intresse
trakten.
Ett kd,adt beIt0f tillfredsstGlclt.
Stadsradet Fargo, N. Da., besl6t pyligen
att lagga vattenr6r ut till landtbrukssko-
ian. Arbetet som kostar "a, 200, lar |
dagarne blifva tkrdigt.
GMrerssS7 MeIlette har utnRmt John
Sutherland och l.. Jeffries fran Pierre. s.
Da., till delegater .yid det konvent, som
halles Kansas City den 16 dennes och
for forbattring az Missourl-doden.
IhjdUruse,s 7od prarien. En- 70 Or
gammai norsk qvInna vid namn Mrs.
Knudson, bosatt mil fran Grafton, N.
Da., gck en- matt t0rlden vecka, under
cit anfall at vansinne, ur sin badd och
emnade huset. Nasta morgon fam man
henne ihjalfrusen ute pa prairien.
Bitr a,stdOIiOen ,adOot af trAk-
ten af Aberdeen, S. Da., har man lange
talat ON att anlagga en- hvitbetsocker-
fabrik. En- komite sandes till Norfolk,
Neb., for att g6ra sig f0rtrogen med fa-
brikationen derstades. och Dir komiteen
sardeles belaten med resultatet Komiteen
utgjordes at affarsman fran Aberdeen och
farmare fran countiet. Man Dr. trakten
mycKet intresserad for saken.
Stor r6Teise och ORC raider bland
settlarne Red R'ver-daIen med anled.
ming af Great Northern-bolagets order att
imam den 15 dennes flytta an det land,
som bolaget pastar sig vara egare till.
Emellerlid ankom onsdags EFT telegram
fran N. Dakotas representant, kongress-
mannen N. N. johnson, hvilket b6r lug
ma sinnena. Telegramet var af f8ljande
iydelse: jag har haft EFT langt samtai
med inrikesminist ern r5rande denna SAX,
och har han bemyndigat mig att saga sett-
iarne, dst regeringsn g0r ALT t6r att skyd-
da dem och f6rebygga all orattvisa. Han
trodde att saken kunde ordnas utan pro-
cesser, utdrifningar och andra stranga at
garder. v. presidenten Clough at Great
Northern banan har f6rklarat, det bolaget
Rr villigt att franskrfva sig all egande-
ratt till landet ifraga, sasnart bolaget far
al kongressen ra,t att utvaija regerings-
| land skadesrsattning nagon AMMAN
trakt. Dst ar min afsigt att med det
fSrsta bringa EFT dylikt f6rslag till kon-
grssssn, da jag tror att saken pa 90 satt
kan ordnas. Afven hetss det att senator
Casey amnar framlSgga saken for Senaten
och fSresla, att jernvagsbolagst far ersatt-
ming f5r den ratt dot har till den omtvi-
stade landstrackan, do pa Stamina gang
settlarne fa sitta lugn p& sina farmar.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1891-12-09

Roma vi bara framgang skola vi CORA den
st6rre. Den f5rsta npplagan Or allaredan
slut. Matte vi smart 10 rakna vara prenu-
meranter tnssntal.
Eft annat hnndratal af stolsr hafva In
k6pts for skolans auditorium.
Stortalaren Ora j. Gould h5ll EFT af sina
beryktade f6rodrag stadens tingshns
gar. Meninsen ar att han skall hatla
aera /f6redrag framdeles samma plats.
F5rsamlingen har nu fatt sin nya pipor-
gel. Har det dr6jt lange imam de fngo
den, SO hafva de nu fatt en- till utsendet
ganska smakfull orgel. Hutudant instru-
mentet sasom sadant Or kunna vi inte
saga emedan ! han annu ej ar afprofvad.
Han skall afprofvas nRsta fredag, do kan
ske en- korsert afven kommer att hallas.,
for medels anBkaffaEsis till orgelns beta
lande. Orgeln kostar 81, 900. AT dessa
skola $500 betalas kontant, hvilket or
gelf8reningen som sxisterat / flera ar lyc-
kats insamla.
Philomatiska sallskapet bjtd pa en- af-
tonunderhallning f6rliden fredags alton.
Oaktadt den ganska skarpa vinden SOM
radde, var en- ansenlig Ah6rareskara mar
varands. M6tet 5ppnades med bon at
prof. Shanor. Tall h5llos utaf Peter Pc
terson och P. A. Mattson. v. e. Olson,
Erland Lind, Anna Carlson, Mathilda
johnson och E. o. Stone deklamerade.
Dialoger utf5rdes af 81. Gassman och B.
Westerlund SAINT David Tllderqvist, Theo.
Seashore och j. A. Hoorn. Miss Anna
Pehrson, Thalia Qvartette och Polyhytn-
nIan octette bj6do pa sang och Miss He.
len Peterson, Ester Holms, Anna Pehr.
son pa god musk. Atskilliga stycken
utf6rdes med stor skicklighst ooh en- hvai
syntes vara belaten med det hela.
Prof, j. s. Carlson hade f6rliden l6r-
dag EFT mote med de studerande, da han
bad en- hvar att under ferietldsn samla
hvad han kan till afbetalande at skolsknl-
den. Han sade sig hafva CODA utsigtel
ON framgang. ALA missionadis distrikten
utom cit yoro ifull gang med insamlin.
gen och fera hafva allaredaH samlat gan
ska mycket. De studsrands aro 4 altman.
hetmyckst fatt.ge, men nog villa de gifva
hvad de kunna sJelfva och m6jligt samla
lite derjsmte.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1891-12-09
ALIMlNNA NYHETER

-, +. -. 4 !. z, AI-
1seseeesseees'sseteee's ''' lninshaoes uhoer
noso'npeA Wy Aanau "eu @@'osos '''''' ho'.
e14a AKA yso
1,''.eo's'''s o'S'ss on'aass upp'
' Ia " oA.' ~ :. 'aoA". ".'''
A n.Au .o Daln' so" 0oAso AoAa-
A0n p'eiso N,'sa 'nneo1 llps '.s anua. !. M
Efs ta ,Jorostttt1ade 115dts'teet0 rasade
gyns no'is aeien = lyons COUNTY
~, - ~ y 4 ~ .hu ~ o'n 'pan-
M 'o .asoln@e - -. -. ,i.l' euass "l'on
'"1 e'u'A 'Aa'As. ssy .ss .%s, ..'# 'SssiS
+ q Ad11'as eaoreas00t0g blefi onsdags
alton narheten af 81, Louis Louisa z st. Fran
cisco banan alrlf fofvadt va pa S2o, 600. En- stark
sasdelnlng polis satte sig genast ! l%roreise
AoA "'' =" '"nna' l.
1sta'at'sGen H0rost1eTss0ss New
York, On at aldst" svenska tidningarne
landet, utgaf f6rl'den vecka slit 1000
hummer. Nordstjernan synes nu sitta sd
last sadeln, at den ! simon tid kan IA
noJet utgitva SIT Sooo hummer. Lycka
Till.
LSst0ss 6E0s. Fran Tacoma, WASH,
skrifves den 4 dsnnes: dag bletvo vt
teriigare iva offer funna efter 1ordraset
vid Canton. Namnsn pa dc elyckliga aro:
David Mclean och A. Erickson. Man ar
saker pa att annu nera hnnas begrafda
1ordh6gen.
St0Y. eTdsvdSl0. Ed utbr6t tors
days matt Western Normal College |
Shenandoah, Iowa. Larovsrkets presi-
dent, SAINT 60 studentsr bodde byggna-
den, men blefvo ALA raddade. Foriustsn
ansias till $50, 600. Stadens borgare hat.
w beslntat att Dyggnaden sksli ater upp.
f6fas.
DDse0naitexplostoss. onsdags at.
ton voro nagra arbetare sysslsatta med
att fytta EFT parti dynamitpatroner der
tvs mil fran Corunna, Mich, belSgns
kolgrufvan, az pl6tsligt en- patron explo-
derads med on skdan kraft, att huset,
hvilket arbetarns bsfunno sig, slogs
spillror och tire af arbetarne d6dades.
Knallen h8rdes pa fsra mills afsta.d.
O1;EIz f,,1,n SHess Iotfer singer
.kan Rristina Missions man. xrefve de- il
Miranda. saees hafya bl,fvit utnamd till
eDapsk ambsssadUr yld syenska hofvet,
rsa forhallandet, skall det nor kama.
egendomligt fSr Kristiaa Nilsson att vars
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sir iieniy Wn.ai sud iamrs lirsifr
be buush Commissioner who g.
gently visited thsssFn o. ,nipfm a., ~
SELVES concerning che Wntiis paw
have returned a. ifsniHn. snd ~, oat
spoken tu thslr pfaiso ~ thr ron,ii
liun ani prospects - chs Imposition
The cattle rrpnf,a ~if ilonp Woni -
sa,inr
fpn shsi sas aud hsani
,hint iho Fshli4tian all o. sne,sss
When auitesi la An,ias. ! wts un
dss i,lvd 49, ln whrihtf Nrw Nutt uf
ghi,agn AS better adapted bf a.,
Pair su~ think Chicago b. o., ide'l
u the beet place iut ~ Ciisava b.
.ufs h. pat ,isuf and oonreulfsi 90
If inuis'ss lnta lhu sntesiaiso whlfh
sete hardly a. tse espreiei ifom iitr
impl'e rils Whsfsss' sent ia ,ir
rniisi states iuuni ,ho hponrst
interest Va ibe ialf The people ct
chirapo az fsifly alive vlihh tbsfs
"a. 4 slight linas ~ jealousy 10 Ms
Naih vhieh masie aims ui het tseol,lt
pretend g. ,lispafaFs hisaF" in the
matter bat his !. sute a. rtsrtfsie
bslnlv lunE ihe arrangements ua,is
a. hlraEu 81 iaf afe simlfalsle Tie
plane 81 the huildlnss 49, Ftszi aud
give an,l H. nmn ihefe u une dead
santaEe The site zoe ,he exposition
u Use ~ 80 miles from ihs csnisf ~
tiie eiiy This j. hardly worth men
linninu since the lusailun u o. tsanli
lui and lhe collective liabilities sfu o.
supple NJ pfs,lHe sod msssii arr
preparing oui feInfi Shl,h. ! ma,
say, will w. tsFy favorable anh tu
not doubt will hat. che effect II mas
ing the English ss,iion success
The Herman Commissioner is ahn
pleased ~i,h the sspsei 1T sfsits lite
auFssl,rs ". vete treated wtth ths
nfealssl iindnsas snd rssft eauriuss
~as sstrt de'l g. 80 in ihe elite. wli,h
- sisiiSi
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our wAsHrH0ToN LETTER
"N' "'f N'N"'Hf nftf~ inhdcnt
W AHfitNaTuN. oct -. 1891

WAsuiNoruN. oct. %, 1891.
SENATOR Eau kncr. who was one of
the Democratic missionary party
which recently Travelled through the
northwest SNOW ~ Washington lie
y uot man Who allows his cnthu-
siasm 10 ron away with his Judgment;
therefore his impressions Of the politi-
al situation ia that section are
worthy of ihc most careful Considera-
ton. lie saw. " Onc ui the most en-
oaufaging things for the Democracy in
Ga" west b that the young. active, go
ahead men. many oi whom have been
raised a. Republicans aud whose iami-
tly associations have all been with
that party. are becoming Democrats
un lhe tariil issue Heretofore they
have been tuu busy developing new
regions aud attending 10 their bust
nVss enterprises to devote much time
o. politics Now they are taking hold
~ tnlilirs and Il y the principle Of
hun folutm that they believe IN aud
eiil Nufk it The Mckinlc, law was
'nusifitt'd against the interests Of
iht great northwest, and the active
Wrn. With little regard to what their
iurmor political afliliatiun. may have
been, want toilet irum the burdens inn
p's'd W. ih, Republican tnun policy.
'ln tie silver question the people of
il' Wet no., di,idod "a opinion. NJ
tfv vs. ui thr East. hut they all agree
nn th' auh question The Demo
crate an over llc country are Of one
nini ou ihi- thor,iutr II l. the m.
tinual lasue IA, Democrats ia that
s'stiHu h,', not had good working
ufFAuifaii"u hong enough e. warrant
~ in expecting that Ne can carry IN
t@fi 40 ihnat states Whi,h are natu-
Hliy coming into the Democratic
Dlumu ", -hsll probably carry two
Of else ngw states tn lsH2. aud We will
rfaiu4liA tstuwp the dominant party
~ thr northwest nut disadvantage
w' ltlar under iu that section j. that
ths Republican. have most th, lead.
ius m"funF pbpof- That will be-
"t.f'um' iu um,. bat ga .ptc of it
iHs tatN question B.. rapidly recruit
mt Iltt h'mn, nti, party
rtnat.r iu.ti.. who has iu-t a.
tufn.l inm Nts-.chu-cit- tmnk- the
htm'afs tf' certain 90 .,l,,t Gov.
iiHsssii aui that there Be- bright pros
lar.f of Senator usw,s hciur succeeded
i' ihmHfat when 10. term expires
in lspI
Mh,th,r Commissioner 81 Pensions
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Raum has resigned or not continues
to he a mooted question, although the
majority. including some of his per-
sonal friends, believe that he has, but
that it will not be announced nor ac
cepted until after the State elections.
Raum continues to deny that he has
resigned and to assert that he enjoys
the confidence OF Secretary Noble and
Mr.. Harrison; meanwhile it is worthy
OF note that neither of the three Pen
sion Office employees whose dismissal
Raum asked for, has been dismissed,
although one OF them has resigned, it
is stated, voluntarily. The man who
resigned WAS not one of those who
furnished Secretary Noble with aflida-
Wits charging young Mr.. Raum with
having offered to get them promotions
for "A cash consideration. Everybody
here is sick and tired of this whole
Raum business, and Republicans do
not hesitate to say publicly that they
wish the administration would kick
Raum out.
The bit OF jingoism" displayed by
the administration on alleged private
information that England was about
to gobble up the Hawaiian Islands
with the consent of the present rulers
of the islands, was unexpectedly but
cilectually settled by gentleman who
visited Washington this week. This
gentleman WAS Mr.. A. $. Gleghorn,
the Collector General of Custom of the
Hawaiian Islands, and father of the
heir apparent to the Hawaiian throne,
who said " have assured the Presi-
dent and the State Department that
no government is SO close to Hawaii
as the United States, in spite of our
trade with you being somewhat
damaged 10y your new tariff law, and
that there is no thought among our
people, who are perfectly satisfied with
our present status. of anything even
looking toward British supremacy on
the islands.
Numerous prominent Government
officials are on the anxious bench, be-
cause of an underlined sort of an I'M
Outstanding which exists here that
there Is To he general re-organiza-
ton oi the administration soon after
the State elections, and that all of
those who have not proved themselves
cihclcnt political workers, are to be
made TO walk the plank in order that
Mr.. Harrison may take care OF the
workers upon whom he relies for re-
nomination. Everything is to be
politics from this on, and the hustlers
who left Washington in disgust in
1889 because they were not recognized
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.
THE LATESTI
:ION YONSON COCKTAILS
Will Drive Away The Blues. :.

One of the cards hangs over the back
OF the bar at prominent saloon in
this city, and yesterday n customer
asked the obliging bartender for Yon
IonsOn cocktail.
eyes sir, I'll fix it as soon as | go
out here and telephone for hearse,"
remarked the man behind the bar.
But what do you want hearse
for?' asked the innocent customer.
"Iou ordered n Yon Yonson cock
tail, didn't you ?"
eyes, but"
"Well. We always order the hearse
so as to have it ready Immediately af-
ter the customer takes the drink"
whats that? Why? How do
you mix these cocktails ?"
1--WE put half pint of alcohol in II
large bucket, add two-thirds of a pint
OF acetic acid, then a half gallon of hot
water and burn Il tive-inch stick Of
caustic on top"
The customer changed his order to
whisky straight.
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SUMMONS.
IN the Superior Court of the State of Washing

n the Superior Court of the State of Washing
l. ton.
STATE or WAsnINGToN,
County of Thurston, s.
For the county of Thurston holding terms nj
OLYMPIA.
Action brouget in the Superior Court for the
County OF Ihurston, holding terms at OLYMPIA
and complaint filed in the office of the Clerk OF
said Court on the 18th day of October, 1891.
Charles c. Case. Plaintiff Vs. Clara NJ. Wright
widow, Charles NJ. Wright and Nellie Manville
Wright, minor children of, and Ella Wright
Lowe, daughter OF and the only heirs at law
OF Marcus NJ Wright late of Thurston county,
Wash, deceased, and Augustus 4. Wright. as
Administrator of the estate of said Marcus NJ.
Wright, deceased, Defendants.
To the above named Defendants. Ella Wright
Lowe and Charles NJ. Wright:
In the name of the State of Washington Won are
hereby notified that Charles C. Case. Piaintifr.
has filed complaint against You in the Superior
Court of the State of Washington, for the county
OF ihurston, holding terms at Olympia. which
VIII come on to be heard sixty DAYS after the first
publication Of this Summons, to-wit: Sixty DAYS
after the 10th day of october. 1891 and unless YOU
appear and answer the same on or before the 10th
day OF December, 1881, the same will be taken as
confessed and the prayer OF said complaint granted
The object and prayer of said complaint is TO
amend and reform certain deed executed and
delivered by Marcus NJ Wright TO the above
named Plaintiff, and covering the following de-
scrlbed property, to-wit: THE north half ~ OF
Lot six t6l In Block six CO.. the being twenty
nve dSo) Dy one hundred (lO0) feet in McElroy and
Williams First Addition to the town of Seatco,
ihurston county, Washington Territory" said
deeds being recorded in Volume Is, at page 4:ss OF
Deed Records of rhurston county, Washington, il
the Office OF the Auditor thereof ard for an ator-
ney fee of fifty $50 dollars and the costs Of this
action.
49,. Witness my hand and the Seal
sr,I of said Superior Court, affixed
this twelfth day Of October A.
~N ID. 1891.
W. II. ROBERTS,
County Clerk and Clerk of the Superior Court.
FRANCIS HENRY and ii. q. HAGIN, Attorneys
for Plaintiff
Date of first publication, Oct. 16, 1891.
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Timber Land, Act June 3, 1878.
NOTICE For PUBLICATION.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
OLYMPIA, Wash, Oct Sd, 1891.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions of the act of Congress of
June 3. 1873, entitled IAN act for the sale of
timber lands in the States of California, Oregon
Nevada, and Washington Territory" John D.
Medlll, OF Tacoma, County of Pierce State of
Washington. has this day filed in this Office
his sworn statement No. 236, for the pur-
chase of the y of Sc u and 81 of SW y of
Section No 4, in Township No. II North, Range
No. West, and will offer proof to show that the
land sought Is more valuable for its timber or
stone than for agricultural purposes, and to
establish his claim to said land before the Regis
ter and Receiver of this Office at Olympia, Wash.
on Tuesday, the 18th day of January, is9,
He names as Witnesses; James Abel, of
Olympia, Wash; VIM. Andrews, of OLYMPIA,
Wash; Charles Hayden, of Olympia, Wash;
+. ID. Peasley, of Olympia, Wash,
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above described lands are requested to file their
claims in this office on before said 18th day of
January, ls9.. GEO. q. MILLS.
Register.
Date of first publication, Oct. Q, 1891.
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by Mr.. Harrison, are to be recalled
and given the choice places at the
public table.
1t is learned that the reason Secre-
tary Foster delayed going to Ohio I'M
til the first of this week, was that he
was waiting for big corruption fund,
which Mr.. Wanamaker, Chairman
Clarkson and others, have been quietly
raising for him to put where it would
do the most good to the COP. This
money is all to be disbursed by Mr..
Foster and will not so through the
State committee. Dem.
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SUM M ONS,



County Of Thuston. -
Yer. Z. Brown.
Plaintiff.
William + Brown.
HciridcHt.
IL THE Auu.E NAMED ptFENpk>T:
Nou are hereby notified that Vera + Rrown
Plaintiff has flied complaint against Won III
the SUPERIOR Court Of The state of Washington.
fnr the county uf 1hurston, holding terms at
olympia. which viii come on To be heard sixty
dats after the first publication ri this sum
mons. tu-Nit. sixty DAYS after the .;I DAY Of
O. t"t'"r l>li. and unless yuu APPEAR and an
sHcr the >amc nu ar before the - day OF De
rCHbc7. 1871. The same will hc taken as con-
fused and Ia" prayer uf sHid cunllaint granted
4 hc officer and PRAYER OF said complaint is tn
obtain a divorce from defendant on the ground
Of abandonment for more than one year: TO bar
defendant from any interest in any property
now owned or thai NAV hereafter be- art uired
10y piAintIn. an! IL secure for plaintiff the sole
custody. care and control of the minor child
Leroy Brown.
Witness NV hand and the seal OF
lsEAL sud superior Court, affixed this
Sd day OF October, \. u. 1891.
". II. ROBERTS.
County Clerk and Clerk of the superior
Court.
BY V. LEACH,
pcputv Clerk.
j. W. CA Word. Attorney for Plaintiff.
Datr "i irsl publication. oct. -, 1871.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-10-30
Pacific Drug Co,
NOTICE.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
OLYMPIA. Wash nct u. 10

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
OLYMPIA, Wash, Oct ID. 1901
Complaint having been entered at this Office h..
Frank Stevens against Ira v. Miller for a,,o'
~, 1899, upon the Sc \ Sc !, Sectinn 90 T nee'
ship Il n Ranges West. in Thurston countv
Wash, win view 10 the cancellation of ,aid
entry the , sad parties are hereby summoned to
at O'Clock p. NJ, TO respond and furnish ,ao,i'
mony concerning said alleged abandop me-, e.,,
afpeSrlmg to o. my satisfaction that personal
publication, posting and mailjp" ac"o ,nue ny
Rules 10 and II of Practice. "'coroing TO
GEO. G. MILLS
Date of publication oo,o,o. Registe
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-10-30

James Hardness, one of the oldest
of the pioneers of Nooksack valley, as
well as one Of the largest owners of
farm and city lands in that vicinity,
died at his home in Nook-ack city, Oc-
tober 10, at the age o! So years. He
leaves a large family. His death re-
suited from injuries sustained in run
away several weeks ago.