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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-08-05

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-08-05
SUM MONS.

oum w Juno
fuN sfATS 90 NssHisuroN ! -
tuuntl Of 1hnrHt0u.
h. Justices tonrt. before }. {. Ra,hbun, Jus
tirf ~ the Peace
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iu he nsme ~ the state 81 Washington. you
49, hereby notified that g.. T.. Jento has hled n
fntnriatui against you Ia raid Court. which
gill come go 10 be heard al my ofiicr IN Olym-
pie 10 thufsi"n county. state Of Washington.
un thr sab Has 81 August. i~Ys At the hour Of
tru "tlwt = .. and unless you appear ami
thuu aud there auswrf. the zane viii lie taken
Confessed and thc demand OF the plaintiff
granted
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fffuFvf the sHm ct tNeuty tive aud StNty-fVe
bsf huntfrdths DOLLARS lt1i 40 due and unp
npssu = ffptn is-ufN mote male by You In Thur
tun euustF aud state uf Washington Ou the Sec
aut dat ~ Apfii tNWl duc thirty days after
dsis. Together With r"siS and disbursements
inf luftaE "a reasonable attorney fee.
Complaint nivd luiy - ispl
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lustirr oi the Peace.
NFp ~ NtttVuH. Plaintiffs Attorney
Date ~ nfst publication, July p isai
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hcan state Con'eh'io" are a''ea'y 81
gaging rooms Tor the Accommodate"
OF themselves anu friends
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at her home ABOUT IL m'''S '""'"ea'
Oh TINS place. rom tue e"ec'' VI "'
received nearly year ago
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Casen, OF Portland, Or, have beo
visiting friends ~ she CITY inc past 'o'
days the guests o' Mrs H. T. Ire
The County Commissioners thI
week sold TO Ben Turner 10000 fec
Of timber In Section w Township u
Range 2 West at I'd cents per i"'
Mr.. Quimby. Of the Quimby Hoos'
Portland, an old.tim resident of tb
city, was IN Olympia this week an
purchased some property on the Wee
side.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-08-05
Ayers

Rarsaparilia have sold II for eighteen
years and have the highest regard for its
healing qualities
Although the formula IL known to the
trade, thrTc eau be no successful imitation
II Ayers Sitsaparilla. without having the
enormous facilities ~ the ,. & Aver Co, II Is
impossible Tor other parties H. put together
such valuable ingredients. at the low cost
81 Ayers
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-08-05

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-08-05
By The Governor Of the State Of Washington.
A PROCLAMATION.

DEfAhThENT.l
| ELISHA T, FERRY, Governor Of the State
!, of Washington. do hereby give notice that
general election will be held la said State on
Tuesday, the eighth day of November, A. ID. one
thousand eight hundred aud ninety two, al
which the following named officers will be elect
ed by the State At large:
Governor.
Lieutenant Governor.
Secretary of State.
Treasurer.
Auditor.
Attorney General.
Superintendent of Public Instruction.
Commissioner Of Public Lands.
State Printer.
Two members Of Congress to represent this
State In the fifty-third Congress Of the United
States.
Two Judges of the Supreme Court.
-Four Electors of President aud Vice President
OF the United States.
In TESTIMONY WHEREOF, l have hereunto set
my hand and caused the seal of the
sEAL.1 State to be affixed ut Olympia, this
twenty sixth day of July, A. ID. 1892
ELISHA z. FERRY.
BY the Governor:
ALLEN WEIR,
Secretary OF State.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-08-05

CoNout-- has appropriated $500,
0iO Tor the worlds Fair.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-08-05
No. $40.
Notice Of Application 10 Purchase Tide Lands.

OFFICE OF COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC LANDs,l
OLYMPIA, WASHINGTON.
NOTICE il hereby given that Ross p. Shoecraft
~ has filed an application in this office TO pur-
the following described Tide Lands, in
Thurston county. Washington, to-wit: The
Lott Eight (sl, Nine ~ and Ten (l0) in Block
tG6); also the Lot Six 10y In Block Three
Hundred and Fifty nine $3.50 of Olympia Tide
Flats. according to the plat Of the Tide Land APP.
praisers Of Thurston county filed in the office OF
The State Board Of Equalization and Appeal.
The apprai-ement of the above described tide
land shali stand confirmed II no notice of contest
Is filed within sixty days from the date of the fiji
Ing of said appraisement with the State Board OF
EQUALIZATION aud Appeal.
bate Of first publication, 18th day Of July, 1872.
". L. FORREST,
Commissioner of Public Lands.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-08-05

~ YOU want reliable dye that will
color an even brown or black, and will
please and satisfy you every time,
use buckingham Dye for the Wins
lgFa
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-08-05

Is the Superior Court of the State of Washing.
l ton, for the county Of Thurston, holding
terms at OLYMPIA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-12
curyrsr KEEPERS or OPIUM DHyS HELD.

There were over 200 Chlnamcn In the Tombs
Police Court yesterday. including the persons arrested
IN the opum raids and the Chinese lo!tcrcrs. Just
before Justice Divvcr took his seat. c. ii. Turner.
United States str1ct-A orney OF Nebraska and his
wife. asked permission to sit beside the Justice and
hear the cases. They delegates to the Christian
Fndeav0r Convention. Justice Diver gave them "A
seat at hl, rgm hand and explained the cases rs
they we're brought up. There were also twenty-five
or thirty other delegates from Nebraska present.
Captain Warts, Of tha sixth Precinct. arralglcd
tvcnty-twO Cinnamon before the Justice. He charged
chem with lettering around and obstucng Mott
and Pcll sts 1t was impossible. he said, for
10 pas. through the streets on a sunday afternoon
The Justice fined of the Cttnamcn $40 each
and discharged Others.
Captain Warts then arraigned forty five Cinnamon
fnr opium smoking. The first was Wong See. from
No II Tcll-st., where the police captured thirteen
opnm ncnds.' The other keepers were See Wong.
80 > Mott-,t.: All Sam. No. hottest, and Jim
IIaw No. II Pcll II.
The smokers were held In $500 each for trial and
the proprietors were held in IL 900 bail each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-12
.IFIIIIIT ITITT7I VIITN y
NJ. K. FAIRBANk & CO.,
CHICAGO, ILL.,, and
Produce Exchange, N. Y.

,at the principal merchants carry will help swell
Tho total of n heavy loss "A member OF one OF the
LARGEST firms interested, going over n list OF iher
chants NJ the town, recalled ut once half Dozen eacn
80 whom would have in his sorchouse goods valued a'
1000 GOO at least without counting the loss on
bindings and other property. When IN addiuoh ''e
large and valuable buildings and churches that have
h.n totally wrecked are considered the loss Is easily
carried ND 10 the high figures named. Inc Ehshsh
Cathedral Is an especially severe loss 10 inc ""n'
II has been fifty years In construction ana was pI'
bv the contributions Of several generations OF people
and with much assistance from England. 1t probably
can never be duplicated
II IS said by those interested that the losses are
entirely carried by English Insurance companies not
ono American company Is thought to have carried
,Ilt on the Island Those which viii lose are eA-
cocdinclv strong companies. and there Is no douoo
that nearly II not all the insurance VIII be paid me
eject Of the fire the trade with Nc"- i"ih WIZ
% 100 firm. In this cy Interested I'm this trade
as shippers the exports being large. ana 'Iciuu ,i
n,r,claliy nomr There being no hour mlh on wy
i,and provisions, petroleum anc lnrg' Nail,! "a
manufaciure,. Almost everything of ms SOY na q
rived frpm This country from England, pnh'lPIN
from this country. The exports received hrltt n ,
st Johns consist almost entirely oi mn anu I,i
II wa, said Yesterday by the large hrui, il1 rn
thai There might lie a temporarily large denhhu IvF
supplies Of Immediate urgency. but that tle uin
even thc Immediate demand would not be prohtaDIc
one a all the II. Johns merchants nave mr." "
soil FOR cost while the distress Of the peop" lasts,
Mcssrs. Harvey a Outcrhrdge sad yesteIuaS ~
noon that they had not been able 10 conlmuui'i.e
with their firm I'm 81 Johns since saturday hsht'
The operator az Hearts Content. where the 'aof.
lands sends word that communication from th'
point with the city Is Interrupted with the forest ircs
that are raging. and that the operators IN - John
have no facllo, aud are much overcrowded WIFI
work. , -.
II IS the almost universal opinion here OF people
most familiar with the town. that 81 Johns can
never be rebuilt 10 rs former state The blow Is
much severrr than that inflicted by the great hlc
Of 1s4G That TO be sure, wiped the whole town
completely out and this time only three quarter oil
q are gone nut the city IN -92 was twice as large
81, I'm i-l6 and much finer class Of buildings was
DESTROYED. Business I'm the last three or -FOUR years
has been dull Tn" poor peopl" are especially severe
sufferers as tho fire swept through their quarter 81
the city and simply wiped out everything. nous"
goods and clothing, that they possessed IL Is
r,.. i'm which ~. wide sympathles and generous
uromptnrs ~ New York ought 10 be especially
f,g. cfef
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-12
GEORGE WILLIAM CURTISS ILLNESS
ITS NATURE NOT KNowN-MUCH ANXIETY FELT
BY THE FAMILY.

ITS NATURE NOT KNOwN-MUCH ANXIETY FELIX
BY THE FAMILY
The Illness Of George William Curtis has recentn
assumed a serious form. Mr. Curtis has not Deen
feeling well since the middle OF June but he continued
10 do his regular work until after the Fourth OF Juy'
Inst before the Fourth "A change for the worse uooh
place and soon Dr. Janeway and Mr.. Cuitiss brothcr'
Dr. Curtis called in to aid the local physca~'
The physicians are making careful diagnosis OK inc
case and have not yet announced their verdict ihe
trouble IS in the lower part Of the stomach ana con-
sists OF a swelling attended by Inflammation. Iherc
f. no acnte pain only at intervals. The most dreaden
feasibility which the symptoms indicate Is cancer u
the stomach The vomiting however, which usually
attends this disease Is not present IL IS prop'o'c
that the illness IS OF less serious character perhaps
only a soppage but the fact that there Is grave
nossblItv causes the of the physicians
TO be awaited with much anxiety
Dr. Curtis of Boston, is expected to arrive at staten
Island to-day and the results of the CONSULTATIONS OF
the phy sicians will probably soon be announced.
Even the family now know nothing DEFINITE. NJ
Curtis is comfortable most Of the time. He rises ana
reres rs usual keeping himself in the upper part OF
the house only 10 avoid seeing the many callers. he
has not been confined 70 his bed and has had no ieVer
With the exception Of the swelling In the upper
abdominal region every function Of the body seems to
be performed perfectly. 1t IS considered bad night
for him n he loses three four hours sleep Suiua,
night he passed comfortably and reported as feel
ing much better YESTERDAY. lie has not aueinPleo W
do any work since the Fourth OF July, ana Is ha'lR
every advantage which complete rest affords.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-12
SKINNER SCHOOL OF PHILOSOPHY.

The sixteenth summer school Of the American
Institute OF Christian Philosophy will begin Mt Pro
hlbton Park, near Port Richmond. Staten Island TO
day There Will be afternoon and evening sessions,
hospn,nr at 3 80 and p. NJ. The park is reached
nv the Staten Island boats from South Ferry Joseph
Cook opens the school with address on Fast and
I6ose Theories of Evolution" The annual meeting
occurs on Friday evening" when addresses VIII Dc
made nv the Rev DR.. Charles +. Deems OF this city,
the president of the institute, and Others several
nractical topics, such 1.-The Tencmentliouse EVIL
aTbe Labor Movement" "The Education OF the
Colored Race" "Prison Life" "Our shop-GirlS ana
rhe brotherhood of Christian Unity" are ntersperscd
with tho more theoretical questions. such rs "The
Philosophy of Education" and "Where Was Man Before
lie was? ?" President Warfeld. OF Lafayette Col
lege: Professor Hyslop OF Columbia College, Professor
seward of the New-YOrk College for the Training OF
Teachers; Dr. scott, of AndOver, Mass. the Rev Dr.
Carlos Martyn, Of Newark " J.; DR.. ID. 5. Gregory,
r. Fulton Cutting and W. NJ. F. Round, OF this clly
and President Brown. of tine Alabama polytechnic
Institute are among the speakers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-12

The young man who entered the Thirty seventh
ST. station on Sunday night and surprised sergeant
Cahin by announcing himself forgcr was brought u
jefferson Market Court yesterday lie gave his name
as James c. lallock, student AZ the University oil
Michigan, mt Ann Arbor. and said he was staying In
This city AT the Spinger House. According 10 Hal
locks story he forged three orders OF $40 each on
the American Express Company at Detroit, Mich
Halock wanted to come to this city with the mem
bers OF the Christian Endeavor Society OF Ann Arbor
His parents refused TO give him the necessary money
so lie forged the orders.
The police have no evidence that lallock Is
forgcr Detectives Ameth and Bcasley. OF the TWEEN
ieth Precinct who were detailed the case, brought
IIalock 10 court and asked Justice White b remand
tho prisoner until they communicate with the
officials Of the American Express Company In this
city, and also with the police authorities OF Ann ArboT
and Detroit Mich lnll0ck was remanded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-12
4 YEARS WORK IN THE POST OFFICE.
VAST AMOUNTS OF NAIL NATTER HANDLED WITH
ACCURACY AND DESPATCH.

VAST AMOUNTS OF NAIL NATTER HANDLED WITH
ACCURACY AND DISPATCH.
Postmaster Van Colt has received from the heads
q, dcpartments i'm the Post Office their usual reports
showing in detail the business TRANSACTED III o"o'
department during the fiscal year ehucu '""o 'O'
1so2 In acccrda-ce with these reports u apPear'
that during the year there were denVeIeu '"'o"o'.
lock boxes and by carriers 4O6'l2o''oo plee'a VI
ordinary mail matter. divided follows letters
through boxes So O61 500; by carriers, 2oo'loo.oo
postal cards, through boxes 7o35'llo' oy ca'lie's
Al 1571O1: other mail matter, throus" poA'''
3o,oa5, $50; By carriers, 48,7o0342
In the registered letter department. looo'-4" pc
were delivered, AMI 1,16G4OO OF domeSuc a"u oV ;,
III of foreign origin were recorded ana os'''pu''"
to other Offices. In the Distribution depar'mo.' "
total OF ISL $685. 40s pieces handled, dlVidea 10
tuos. letters OF local origin go 821 264 received
nv mail ~ 7G6Gs7; foreign dispatched, 2ooooioio
postal cards of local origin 4l.5lo'oo4' rcee .o
by mail 0441 761; foreign dispatched l'-''s"
other matter OF local origin, 285,243,ooo' reoea.eu
by mail, 63,357,7 foreign dispatched
The total number OF pieces Of mall matter OF all
handled during the year was l,19o9o9ooi' uaiis
average OF 36lo,065; Increase over the pic'i'"'
year Of 107,71O35O. .,,,,
The ordinary mail matter handled was coh'a''.o'
In A6o177 lock pouches and 3,5S8.O24 SACKS III
cludinc tie foreign mail, uf which there WERE io''
Oh sacks received and 1S7,103 dispatchen' pe9ues
which there were handled IL ,1O2 cases anu ii-'' ,
pouches Of registered matter, and 5oll pouches d"u
1913 sacks OF supplies. n.
There also passed through the New-fo'N
Office in transit from AM to other ohces -'o'f'i
pouches and GOs186 sacks Of mail matter, mahihs
total OF 6122 G43 pouches. and sacks hahdieo
nj tho Office a daily average Of 1880, exclusive
Of those Which the nineteen branch stations eHchase
With each other and with the general ONCE.
The volume OF money-orict business was rs
fellows: At the General Post Office 1,244,ooa money
orders issued aid paid amounting 10 *o'ooo'1 % l
and si4 900 postal notes, amounting to 81 $40 70
nj the forty branches and sub-stations the huhoe'
OF orders issued and pail was 206,o47, amounting
10 af,254,3S7 so, and the number OF postal ho'es'
1443ot: amounting to s276,237. 90. The aggregate
busienss OF tho money order department for tfH'
year amounted 10 S100,403,15l 80, giving an III
crease I'm the business the previous year OF
~, 5D7 ,0ss II.
The total receipts OF tho Office were S6,7s32ol ~
AMI the total Expenditures S2,566,Goo 81 oncudihs
s115112G - expended for FREQ delivery service !.
,inp a net revenue Of 81, PA. 500 Il, and eXhlDr.
an increase I'm the total receipts OF the ONCE over
tie previous year Of S30G,6sl 10.