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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-04-28

CLAIMS TO CORRESPOND WITH ASSETS.
1t may safely be said that man
may not know what he owes till he
dies, If the administration of the Boyd
estate is a fair illustration of the dis
position OF mankind, when fortuitous
circumstances place few thousands
in the hands of an administrator for
payment of debts, to squeeze the last
farthiug due with n liberal allowance
for delay, insurance against shrink
age" and all possible errors and omis-
sions. According to the schedule,
Mr.. Boyd owed, when he died, $l4 900,
with half the time left for "full re-
turns" If Tom could step back on
Earth, We firmly believe he would
raise his hands in dismay, over the
extraordinary growth of some of these
claims. Doubtless some are honestly
stated, but others bear evidence that
they have been doubled four or five
times, with the object probably that
they may he made to stand pro rata
dividend and avoid all possibility OF
loss. If this is true, it is unfair to the
estate and unjust to other creditors,
and some means should be devised to
ascertain the correctness of claims
besides the affidavit OF the party in
terested. Some OF the large items
which reach three and four figures in
the schedule, are: Capital National
Bank $2,525, Augustus Boyd $3.50
John A. Rea $2,4OO, Kirk C. WARD
1870, N. S. Porter $3.50, Chas. Cham
berlain $500, Alliance ms. Co. $79333
Bonney & Stewart 1907 so, and Palmer
& Rey $208.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-04-28
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-04-28

The anniversary of Odd Fellowship,
the 10Th, was celebrated in grand
style by the fraternity at Tacoma.
About 5000 visitors were present from
various parts OF the State. Many Of
the visitors were of the fair sex.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-04-28

A RICH deposit of cinnibar was dis
covered few days ago, while grading
lot in the suburbs OF San Francisco.
The assay shows 1858 per cent. quick.
silver. This would give 1890 per
ton, worth $500.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-04-28

w. b. Smith, a photographer of
Walla Walla, departed from that city
suddenly, earnestly mourned by nu.
merous creditors.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-04-28

NINE men lost their lives in a burn
ing mine at Butte, Montana, Oh the
2Ist.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-04-28

For SALE. - three-horse-power
horizontal engine and six-horse boiler
for sale at bargain, at this office.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-04-28
for Infants and Children.

"Cnstcrfa is so well adapted to children that
1recommcnd itas superior to any prescription
known TO me" II. 4. ARCHER, II. D.,
Ill So. Oxford ST., Brooklyn, NY.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-04-28
tours respectfully,

OLYMPIA DOOR q LUMBER COMPANY,
Per L. Ill. SPRINGER, President.
p. s. Since writing the above we have
been interviewed by parties who we be.
lieve would establish a large flour mill
on the tide lands below where we con-
template building our new saw mill and
factory, II reasonable Inducements were
offered them, which inducements would
certainly have to include switch.
A resolution bearing on the same
subject was introduced by Councilman
Byrne and adopted. 1t read as fol-
lows: :"
BE it resolved by the City Council
that it Is the sense of this Council that il
necessary to tho growth and prosperity OF
Olympia that proper railroad facilities
be provided for the'shipment of manu-.
featured products, and that the Commit.
tee on Ways and Means be instructed To
investigate and report hs to the rest
means of providing such facilities and
also the best location tor the necessary
railroad tracks. having regard to the pre-
sent ana futurS requirement OF the city,
Mayor Robinson called the attention
OF the Council to the. growing danger
to pedestrians from reckless bicyclists
who ride their wheels on the Sidewalks
and suggested the passage OF an ordi
nance combining the riders to the
street. He also spoke of the condition
of Main and Fourth streets at their
intersection, and of the nuisance oc.
casioned to citizens by the hackmen
and teamsters who have for a long
period taken up their stand ON this
corner. He was of the opinion that
they could carry on their business at
some other corner, and that their
presence not only blocked the streets
but kept the main business corner OF
the city in dirty condition.
He also submitted the following
communication in writing:
To the Honorable Council: Having Civ.
en- this matter my careful consideration,
in the light of my official duty. l wish to
respectfully call your attention to the
fact that there is being circulated and
sold upon the public streets throughout
this city. from day to day,and especially
on Sundays of each week. certain obscene
and indecent literature, in the form OF al
legged newspapers, principal among which
are the Seattle Sunday Mercury and the
Spokane Sunday Sun. In each of said So
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-04-28

The following communication in
relation to purchase Of the water sys-
tenn, was read and referred to the
Committee on Ways and Means
Lammon. Byrne and Giles.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-04-28

sudcFided-A Tacoma s;OiG-sBug-s
Rendition Of -. viii YoU Come
Into Wv Parlor... said the Spider 10
the Fly" - The Mayor Carries
LCNeI Elead on DiXCrS rIatters.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-04-28

Castoria cures Collie, Constipation,
Sour Stomach, DiarrhRa. Eructation,
Kills Worms. gives sleep, and promotes d.
gcStion,
Without il urious medication.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-20
GOSSIP OF THE ORANGES.

Aioostook Pomona Grange, p. of II i, held
a meeting at North presque Isle Saturday
afternoon. The matters Of abolition Of the
district school system and raising of school
tax by the State instead of towns. were
thoroughly warmed up and several prom
inant members took part in the discussion.
The majority favored both changes although
no expression was called for.
Progressive Grange. West Bath. il full
of interest this winter. Last Weinesfiay
evening the members met to the number of
twenty two, good active members at that.
and carried out their programme IA the
time would permit Programme for Feb.
22nd singing by the choir sketch nf the
life OF Csc. Washington BY W. 5. Brow :
quotations by the brothers. from Washing
ton. sketch of the life of James huss, il
Lowell by Nellie Briry. quotations by the
sisters, from Lowell question. Resolved
that the west offers better Inducements to
the young than the east. affirmative w. 5.
Brown, negative, J. W. johnson.
oxford County Pomona Grange met with
Franklin Grange. Bryant's Pond. on Tu, s.
lay. Feb. :, and a very good tiuze was tu-
joyed. Thirty-nine candidates received the
Pomona degree. The address Of welcome
was given BY G q. Perham. worthy master
of franklin Grange, AMI was responded to
by ". IL. Tracy, worthy master Of the
county grange. The question Of fruit
growing was ably discussed A select read
ing was given by Mrs, Amos Bryant. A
fine essay was presented by Mrs. l.. i.
Bowker and an original poem entitled. The
Young Man of the Period was read by
Alden Chase. Esq. Mrs. Martha Davis
gave fine temperance recitation
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diseases as rheumatism. neuralgia. partial
paralysis. locomcsor asaxia, St. vitls'
dance. nervous headache, nervous prostrs-
ZION and tire tired feeling resulting therr-
from, diseases depending upon humors in
the blood, such a. scrofula, chronic erysip-
elias. etc. Pink Pills restore pale AMI sal
low eosnpl. xions TO the GLOW OF health, ansi
are sperias for all the troubles peenlsar
10 the femsic sex. whiie IN the case of men
they elect i r.sdiesl care in all cases aris-
ing from saertsi VERY. osers ork or ex-
essses of whatever nature.
The Empiae reporter also called upon Mr.
j. c. Fori, proprietor OF the oakviile Bas-
ket Factory. in which Mr.. Condor is en-
pioyvd, Mr.. Ford said ne knew of the pi,iabic
condition Coudor had been iii for yesrs.ansi
he hal Thought he would never recover.
The cure was evidently thorough one for
Con ier worked s,essii.s al heavy labor in
the mills AMI apparently siooA it as well as
the rest III the eippiu, ees. MIR. Fond sals.
he ,hoagbt greet deal cf the Young man
and was please: Al HIS Noairuus deliver
ance from she sraNe an si> restoration 10
vigorous health
In order +, ,till further verify the state
nients nah. by Mr. Condor in the above
interview. The Reporter On bis return IL
Toronto, .asminci The q neral iiespltsi
recur,l-, ana fa.s,l t'lerein the entries fully
s,sarin. ont sill MIR, Condor hal sail, thus
leaving M halE; that his case is one of the
most remarkable on record. ana all the
more remarkable because it had bstiled the
skill of the best physis-i aus in Toronto.
These pills are manufactured by the DIR.
Williams Medicine Company, Schenectady
Y. T.. and Brockyilie, Ont, and are sohi
in boxes (never in loose form by the dozen
or hundred, AMI The public are cautioned
against numerous limitations sold in this
shape At 81 cents box. or six boxes for
50 ~. and may he had of all druggists OF
direct bv mail from DIR. Williams Medi-
icine Company from either address. The
price at which these pills are sold make Il
course of treatment comparatively inexpen-
siye as compared with other remedies OF
medical treatment.
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no BOMBS NEEDED
10 Protect the Gold Reserve Fsas- 81. COO,
COO On Haad.

WASHINGTON, Feb. ia,--Secreta~y Ghas.
Tester Was able ia give President Harrison
on his return Sasarisy, a reassuring IMPORT
rs to the sreasa-y, situation, the United
States TREASURER having reporteito him thai
At the close of the business las, night tbs
treasury sanil have nearly 3, oa0,0 coo OF
free gold 10 its credit, and that uniess some
change occurred IL wut.l no, be necessary
to issue bonds in otsier TO protect the Sioo
otsl.oO0 reservet
Mess the situation changes on Monday
Secretary Foster viii not then announce q
bond issne, as he hal Thought at ,.aing.
There Is 4 good deal OF comment on the
fact that ti,e bankers in New York. who ars
known 10 he personal tsisnis of Secre,sr,
Foster, have nat hs-ea very acnse in hei,r
Ing the trrasary ,o ct gaia, and, on tbs
other hand. tsve been very artive in trying
10 ia,iaee ilf- administration To issue new
ben Is,
Iris fact has heea po'ntcsi.v hroueh, C
the att. ntiaa OF the President, sna i, il ssh
to have ;eEui>l,.,i hiia iii one ressoa fol
refusing "a g,ae his consent 10 an issue d
h,ntis
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100 pounds. Every year | had attacks of
nervous prostitution: shortness of breath,
and loss of appetite were not the least of
my misfortuncs. tried numberless things.
Nothing did me any good.
"Wbile employed IN Boston, | was com
PEELED to resign MY position on account of
i'll health. | consulted several eminent
physicians aud took their medicines. No
nse--l grew worse day after day. They
toll me could not live. couli not walk
alone in the street without falling or cling
ing to railings At times | wonld shake
and tai ch. Had spells of falling down in
the office and on the street. In the house
had 10 Ia down or drop down. Several
times | believed I was at deaths door.
II had been commander OF three different
&. A. Il. Posts and my comrades advised
me TO try DR.. Grrene's Neryura blood and
nerve remedy. | bought bottle AMI when
ba'i taken twotiIir,ls of it | began TO I'M
prove | kept on taking ii, improving all
the time. now weigh 1870 pounds and feel
like my old self again.
You can put ii IN your paper that attri-
butte my good health to nothing but DR.,
Greene'S Nervura blood and rerve remedy.
am perfectly satisfied that ii saved my life.
am GO wears of age, but, rs you can see
for yourself, am as active as man of 40
and can do good day work AS people here
well know. My friends in Boston, New
York and other places are surprised at my
recovery. Indeed, | am surprised myself
to be so we'll advise every body afflicted
to buy and try Dr Grecne's Nervura blood
and nerve remedy at once"
At this season of the year when every
body needs and is using spring medicine
we advise the use of this wonderful healt
restorer 1t is by Ill odds the best spring
medicine ever discovered, and Immediately
insigorates the blood, strengthens the nerves
and restores a healthy action of all the
organs.
DR. tireene's Neryura blood and nerve
remedy is AS harmless as il is good, and it is
purely vegetable. Ii sells at 81 per bottle
Physicians recommend it to their patients
AS it is not Il patent medicine. 1t is the
discovery of that eminent specialist, DR.
Greene, who can BE- consulted personally or
by letter, at - Temple place, Boston, Mass,
at ali times
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COL snloVlYE SPEAKS
What a Colonel of Gen. Nc
C!ellan's Staff Says.
He Saved President Lincoln from
Capture.
He Was the Prescr,er Also Of lshn Jacob
Aston.

Col William A. H. Sllowsye is 10 years
OIL He resides st Bellows Falls VI, and
Is connected with the Bellows Falls Times
He has sesaetbia- of the most vital interest
10 say 10 his felles soldiers of the q. A. R.,
and TO HI. feliow men the worhi over.
In Rife shots and Bullet Shells, there
can be foafrl sketch % Col Siliowaye
wherein it is shown that he indirectly saved
tie Union. Nhen, in 1868, he prevented the
captare of LIacoln by the CoafpJera,es.
He also saved John Jacob Astor from a
similar fate In ls52, in the Peninsular cam
paisr. Col. Silowaye served four years
and eight months in the army AMI nayr
during the war, and from April, 1861, to
February, 1868, be served his country with
ont pay or reward of any kind.
He knew all the Uui3n generals and
Secretary Stanton and Mr.. Welles. He was
Northumberland on Gen. Mcclellan $
staff in 1852. Col Sillowsye is practical
printer. engineer and linguist. He has set
up works in Greek, French. Spanish, Latin
and Hebrew He was employed during
five years At oxford, Eng, on Holman Is
Greek bible, and there in 1888, the degree
OF LID. WAS conferred upon him. His
first wife was ii daughter of Sir William
Blackie and n. ice of Sir Richard Hough-
ton. His present wife is relative Of Hon.
William NJ. Evarts, and very gifted lady
Col. Sillowaye is a very modest man, and
only consented to talk 20 the writer after it
II as shown that il would be criminal for
him to keep his knos ledge to himself while
others suffered.
So here is his story as it fell from his
lips. He saw il written out and he iniorseti
every word of il.
'.On the 18th of April, 1861, enlisted in
the army of the North, weighed l62
pounds. After serving four years and eight
months in the army an navy, and suffering
from wounds and rheumatism | was dis
charged. | weighed the day | Was discharged
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Fitting Out Tor Big Seasons Work among
Behring Sea Rookeries.

OTTAWA. Feb. i9.-Sir John Thompson.
premier of Canada, expects to leave here
on March 10 for Paris to attend the meet.
ing of the Behring sea arbitra;ors, and will
argue the case on behalf of Great Britain.
The modus vivendi respecting a clase
season in Behring sea, negotiated last year
by the United States and England. does not
expire until next October Several cruiser.
of both countries will go north in May and
patrol the sea. All poacfing vessels dis
covered there will be seized and conis.
Gated.
Despite the proclamation If the moias
vivendi, the entire Canadian heor, exceea-
ing 80 vessels, have fitted up at Vancouver
and Victoria for anailser big Seasons opera
tons. The impression prevails here that
they propose TO make rsii on the Rnssitn
AMI Japanese reokerie.. Several of The
seaier', il is reported. are armed vith Cat
ling guus. and PROPOSE 10 give the Russians
warm reception If they are aiuIes,ed suit
side territorial waters.
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STANDING COMMITTEES
OF the Augusta Board Of Trade for the ensu
ing Year.

The following standing committees of tn,
Augusta Board of Trade have just beer
appointed to serve for the ensuing year:
Msnufaetures--,J Manchester Haynes
+. S. Lyman. W. II. Gannett.
Railrosd AMI Transportation-bsca
iI"iHay. G. Il. Macomber, j F. Hill.
'fraie AMI Commerce.. o. Niekerv
George :. BaIlar !, f. L. Davis.
Real Estate and Taxes-Tendall Tit
comb, h r. psrrot,. II F. Bowditch.
Fiuane John W. Chase, Elias Mill
ken, Z c. D,idles.
Improvemcuts-H. q Staples. s. W
Lane. c. y. UurIeigh.
Insurance Il G. Corui4h, c. ". Stur
gis l.. h Fowler
Re,aii Tratle-Nathan Weston. +. L.
lEer>cy. II. +. Lowell.
Arbitration Thomas J. Lynch. Charles
T.. Nash, q. A. Fonv.
Ebtert4inuent--C $ HitiIsorn. J Franz
Pieree. e. y ilsmia.
Water Electric Iishs and Tsiep.ians
Rafes--t. :. Rgu-s, w. ". Heath. J. T.
Falles
s,.uer.-I IT. RqnlsH, W. Scott ilal
Charles II. whitr
improvement OF geuaeiec Rige,--s. II
Msni-.' j Manchester Ii..uss, Ia H.
RlniA
wiz Nesser. driver of one Of Geo y.
Hasssii's delivery s'eighs, ws= 'akl-g Mrs
Sassn Rs,e tn her htme. w. N Gage
street, saturday ereeing, At tlf. bottom
Of the gy.fy tie cts fsss a }eep ,.an,pinp
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A Young Sailors Lucky stris. on Shore.

About the middle of last November, John,
+. White, of 223 Pear St, philadelphia, ar.
rived in Belfast on coasiing vessel. lie
was about 20 years of age. Intelligent and
we!l educated, having left crack military
school in North Carolina, when a boy in or
der TO experience the romance of going to
sea lie lR,l in so doing, contracted a Sc
we're and in,ractable form of Rheumatism.
from which he had suffered intensely for
nearly six months, large part of which
time he had passed in hospital. One of his
feet was so swollen and disiigurcd that he
supposed he would never again be able to
wear boot upon it, Stating his ease to Mr.
Il. IL. Moody, n leading druggist, he asked
il he could recommend to him any good pa.
tent medicine. the doctors having failed to
do him any good. Mr.. Moody sold him a
bottle of Roiolf's New Medical Discovery.
Mr.. White, in writing to his mother, Nov.
30th, announced the result as follows
1t was the most miraculous cure on rec
ord. Just think. was instantly relieved
on taking only two doses. | suppose it was
near six O'Clock in the evening when went
to one of the parties. took a dose then,
and one before retiring; and you may not
believe mo, lint When | awake the next
morning, ii seemed that | had forgotten
something. The pain was completely gone;
and since then have been fast recovering,
| and ut present am completely cured. and
have only taken one bottle.
Mr.. Moody, early in December, received
the following letter from MIR. Whites
mother;
MIR. X. II. MoopY,
BELFAST, MAINE,
DEAR SIR My son requests me to send
you the letter he wrote me from rhiiadel-
phia, in regard to your wonderful medicine
AMI miraculous cure. | forward il with
| my sincere thanks for the benefit my son
has derived from the use OF your wonderful
medicine. Yours, etc,
Mrs. =. u. WHITE.
Rosemcad, Berthe County. N. c.
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REPUBLICANS TAKE HOPE.
Some Chance That They May Obtain Fair
spports nment in indiana.

IsptasApniIs Feb. l9.--Goyernor Mat
,hews is stii standing firmly against the
majority of his parts in the lower House. in
demanding the return 10 him of The appoint
Ing power inthr interest of good govern
ment The Republicans have eonl. so.idiy
to his all and the bill. wll, pass.
The caucus strikers" as the ants eat
themselves, attempted a flank movement by
Offering the Republicans representation on
the state boards. The outcome threatens II
permanent split in the Indiana Democracy
and give the Repu. lieams great hope of
fair apportionment.
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The little child Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Foster siied Saturday forenoon.
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ssTr'IsH. WEBSTER { @.
MESSENGERS NOTICE.

Office Of the sheriff % Kennrhec County, State If
Maine. hebnrbcc, IS; February IL, \, u. is.3.
TalS y GIVE NOTICE. tbAl on tbs sixteenth
day Of February, \, -. 1873, warrant in ins0l
seicy was issued out of the Court 81 Insolvency
for aid county If henurhec. arDinst The 's'aIc
Of Horace ingFaiian, adjidged 10 be an insoltent
Debtor, on pet ton Of rad dtbtOr wlnrh petition
was filled on he slNtecnih dag Df February A..
ID. ispi, 10 which dale interest on claims il 10 be
computed. That the payment Of any debts 10
or by snld debtor. and he transfer and delivery
of any prop rty by him are forbidden By law,
that Il injecting OF the creditors Of said debtor,
To prove the debts and clr'ose one or more
assien.as of his estate. viii be held at "a Court
of Insolvency to b. holden ut the Probate tourt
Room. ih.siud Augusta, on the twenty seventh
dry OF ffOruary a u i-tI, TT two o'clock IN
the aftrrnn' n. Given uudcrm my hand the date
first above written.
WV. II. LtBRY.
Deputy sheriff, us messenger Of "a" Court OF In
solveney for said county OF kennebec.
frbisdY
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+. ii. Young died Sunday morning at his
home in this city aged 80 years. Tie i'm
mediate cause of his death was paralysis.
Mr.. Young had been unable to work for II
years, and this winter hal lef, the house
but few times. lie was member of W.
s. Heath Post, under the direction vi which
the funeral will be conducted, Tuesday at .
O'Clock A widow and one son, A. Il.
Young of Oakland survive him.
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The magical effect of Salvation oil in
hanshing pain astounds every one. MIR.
Jas. JOHNSON, 23O W Washington 81
Chicago, ILL.,, wrote a few DAYS since; II
had severe pain in one of ms limbs anil
could hardly walk for two lliys When
taken. | tried ditfereHt lnintcnts but with
out relief until ! tried Salvation oil. I
rubbed the limb thoroughly With the OH.
AMI when | awokc next morning to ms sur.
prise the pain had disappeared. | always
keep it,"
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Wholesale Indictments in kestucky for NAL
!casance in Office.

CINCINNATI. Feb. ia special grand
jury in Newport, Ky, indicted ex-Mawor
A. S. Berry. the congressman and nearly
all the members of the Council of 1891 for
malfeasance in office. Mr.. Berry ami half
a dozen members of the Council were also
indicted for bribery, attempted bribery, or
receiving brides. in connection with the
street railroad ordinances.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Hill celebrated the
nth anniversary of their wedding by fam
lily dinner party on last Friday. The rela-
lives who gathered included DR. and Mrs.
j. +. Hill and son Teddy, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wallace Hill, Mr. and Mrs. George 4.
Benson and daughter. Miss Alice Brown
and Miss Lou Benson.
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| The I5niversaiisi fear On Tuesday aad
Wednesday proa'iss- to he the event Of the
| aerk