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WEATHER FORECASTS.
Valuable General and Local Predictions for
the United States.
Copyrighted, 1893. by W. T. FOSTER. st. Joseph. Mo-

Copyrighted, 1893 by W. T. FOSTER st. Joseph. No.
Ny last bulletin gave forecasts Of the storm
wave to cross the Continent from 23d to 9th,
and the next will reach the Pacific Coast abou!
the 27th the great Central Valleys from March
l to 3, and the Eastern States about the 4th.
The storm wave will be of little more than
average force in the West, but about March
1t will begin to show greater increased force
east Of the Mississippi River.
The cool wave will cross the Western mount
aims about March 2, the great Central Valleys
about the 4th, and the Eastern States about the
9th. The cool wave will be at its greatest force
about the 18th in the great Central Valleys.
The second storm-wave of March will reach
the Pacific Coast about the 9Th, cross the West
ern mountains by the close of the 9Th, the
great Central Valleys from 7th TO 9th, and tbs
Eastern States about the both. The cool wave
will cross tho Western mountains shout the
9th, the great Central Valleys about the 10th,
and tho Eastern States about the 18th. Early
vegetables in northern ATTITUDES will need pro-
lection from frosts as the cool wave passes.
LOS ANGELES AND BOISE CITY MERIDIAN.
Feb. Collaborating.
27-Warmer.
28-Storm- wave on this meridian.
Mar. Wind changing.
2-Cooler and clearing.
3-Fair and cool.
4EModerating.
SANTA BE, DENVER, AND BLACK HILLS NE
RIDIAN.
Feb. 26-Cooler and clearing.
Collaborating.
28-Warmer
Mar. Storm wave on this meridian.
2-Wind changing
8-Cooler and clearing.
fair and cool
GALVESTON, KANSAS CITY, AND MIME
APOLIs MERIDIAN.
Feb. 26-Wind changing.
27-Cooler and clearing.
Collaborating.
Mar. Warmer.
=" 2-Storm- wave on this meridian.
3-Wind changing.
4-Cooer and clearing.
ATLANTA, CINCINNATI, AND LANSING NE
Feb 26-storm- wave on this meridian.
27-Wind changing.
28-Cooler and clearing.
Mar. I-Moderating.
+" 2-Warmer.
3-Storm- wave on this meridian.
Wind changing.
NEW YORK AND OTTAWA MERIDIAN
Feb. 28-Warmer.
27-storm- wave on this meridian.
25-Wind changing
Mar. Cooler and clearing.
2-Moderating.
3-Warmer.
%Storm-wave on this meridian.
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deep, 131 inches wide. and Is inches long. h.
side measure. The sides and bottom ara made
OF three eighths stuff and the ends fve-eighthA
Hand-holes are cut In the ends, and the upper
corners are bound with galvanized hoop-iron,
which adds but five cents to the cost OF each
box, and makes them much more durable.
They will not weigh more than six or seven
pounds when made of whitewood. The sovsn
are merely pieces of boards, cut to &c. Cut
No. has the ends the same as No. I, bat the
sides and bottom consist of Stats three sig hths
by two inches, i've on each side and six on .hs
bottom. Cut No. shows the most popular ard
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EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: To settle a
disputed question, will you please answer
through the correspondents column these
questions: l. In what year did Maryland
abolish slavery2 2. Had Maryland abolished
slavery in 1860, or when the rebellion broke
ont ? g. Did the State free her slaves volun-
tarily rs. II. BLANcHER, Muir, Mich.
lslavery was abolished in Maryland In Octo.
Der. 1864. by the adoption of new Constitution,
which prohibited involuntary servitude, ex.
eept for the punishment of crime, and disfran-
chsed ali xebela-EDIToR NATIONAL TRIB.
UNEl
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He Was Not I'm the Army.

EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: Six Generals
have died during the month of January, 1893
viz: Gems. Butler, Hayes. Ingalls,. Bartlett.
Carroll. and Doubleday. Bishop Philip Brooks.
] read, was a member of the Loyal Legion.
What is his war record Pc. g. MANsFiELp.
9Th Conn, West Haven, Conn.
do not think Bishop Brooks was ever in
the army, and his name does not appear on the
roster of the Loyal Legion of Massachusetts,.
Pennsy lvahis. or New York. He was, I be-.
liove simply an intense Union man during the
war.-EDIToR NATIONAL TRIBUNxl
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Might Have Been Done More Chsaply.
F/rGonnm1

Roscoe Conkling once defended Q man who
was on trial for arson. Conkling, who was
rather new st the bar, called upon Charles
OConnor and said: "There is johnson. To be
sure. he was convicted. and the conviction was
affirmed. But / had great deal Of trouble,
and only charged him $500. and his friends
decline to pay my bill. Don't you think the
charge IL reasonable and fair9"
Mr.. O'Counor turned In his chair and said !:
well, C0nkling, have no doubt that You did
the best You could; $500 10 not large bill;
but have no doubt he could have been CON.
victed for great deal less money"
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Did not Need to Talk Loud.

Congressman McKsnney, who ran a. the
Democratic nominee for Governor of New
Hampshire, rarely gets the worst of it in re-
partee. Mr.. McKenney was parson before he
became a Congressman, and can deliver Q SER
mon or make . speech with equal ease. With
him originated one of the classic stories Of
pulpit wit. During 3 canvass. Mr.. McKenney
was interrupted in the midst of . public
prayer by q man who persisted In shouting
"Louder!" Mr.. McKenney could not ignore
rupter, and coolly said: II wasn't addressing
you, sir. / was addressing the Almighty"
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An Ignorant Stranger.
lStreet d Smiths Good N.,ps.

stranger-Where is the court house?
Boy-'Bout six blocks west from here.
Stranger-But IL don't know which way Is
west.
Boy-W'y JUS stan with your face to th'
north, an then y'r right hand'n point east an
y'r left hand west. Thort everybody knew
that
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v'ess- u ;he great benefit others have derived
iun ii,,'.ds SArsapariilA, ought you not to W ~
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shespest box. The ends are the same Ess @
Ne. 2, except that six Stats are used.
These are excellent for handling sonstoaa
cueumbsrs. apples, and anything of that sizeA
TIE american Farmer.
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Intelligent expression to which they are en-
titled. Tho illustrations are from photographs.
and add greatly to the value of the text.
THY NEIGHBOURS WIFE. by Albert Ross
Published by q. W. Dillingham;. New York.
Price so cents
That Mr.. Albert Ross did not make his recent
journey to Spain for his own pleasure alone is
we'll proved by the latest addition to the AL
batross Novels" One of the heroines of "Thy
Neighbours Wife" ia fair daughter of Seville,
who captures tho heart Of q suscepti Bile young
American traveller, aud most of the action of the
story is laid in the land Of Don Juan. Juanna
Mendoza is dancing girl, of . type little
recognizable by all acquainted with Andalu.
sian women. Young Redfeld, her lover, is an
impetuous boy, who gets some experience in q
dear school, but who with ell his faults is pos
sessed Of qualities that justify the affection
which no excites. Oliver Gregory, the conf.
Dental man Of the elder Redfeld, Is strong
character.
Esten Cooke. author Of Surrey Of Eagles Nest"
Published by g. w. Dillingham;, New York.
Prioe so cents.
sELF-ACCUsED. 4 Novel. By Frank Morton.
Price 80 cents.
Magazines and Notes.
The California illustrated Magazine con-
tains: TeAnyson, John Vance Cheney; On
the Columbis, Laura B. Starr; Men Of Letters,
James Realf, jr.; Is Labor in Danger7 Richard
II. Mcdonald, jr.; Social and Political Condi.
tions Of Utah, @. L. Browne; Marvsls of Plant
Life, Charles Frederick Holder; Personal
"reminiscences Of Blaine, Ex.dov. Lionel A.
Sheldon.
Talcott Williams Of tho Philadelphia Press,
contributes an srticle on "PhiladeIphis, City
Of Homes" 70 the forthcoming number Of ST.
Nicholas. This = In the series on Leading
American Cities which IL new appearing in ST.
Nicholas.
The Nev England Naeasins for February con.
tains, Literary Chicago William Merton
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-02-17

Gihtcrhnaprarin Gn9lanS.
llcbcr baS GinfOmncn. lpcid)eS Der Der,
iiorbcuc %oro 1cnnpion aus lcincn sc.
Sid)tcn gcnoG. brin9t Ser %ouooncr
- yoofnau" III lciucr lcttcu 9iummcr
pon Oerrn Straban. eincm Der Iriibc.
rcn Gerlescr bcS Gidtcrs, eiaise iu'
tcrcliante Gin;clbciteu. 9llS JcnnDlon
eincS cages lcincu &crleaer we6ielte,
ld,loB er nit Scrrn Straban einen
fiinIldbrigcu &ontraft, frait bcllcn bic
5irma oil 2ennDlon idbrlid) $4,000
;ablen iollte. lebiglih fir bas Jtcdt, bic
bereitS cribiencnen @eeidtc weiter;u.
pertrciben unb ale neuen S&crfe nah,
reno bicier iiinf Sabre fir cine Som,
milliom BON ;ebn FrO;ent ;u pcrOIieut.
liten. Sn oieicr FerioSc cridiencn
MIR ;lpci FOLDER ueuen Oibtunscu 1.-The
Holy Grail" nno 1.-THE Window" uno
trosbem madte Ole TerlasSfirma Gin
gutes @clfdft bel bieiem &ontrafte.
Von Dem rbeilisen @raal" ipurocu in
fur,sr Sriit 10000 Grcmplarc gum %as
eenpreis bon u Wtarf abseicet, 10 baB
2cnnDion auBer bcn itipulirtcn idbr.
li1en E50U ans bKiela einen Yiid)el.
I)en bel elmer Ginnabme bon un9ciabr
brei Wiarf fir oaS Gremplar wcitere
10000 @ewinn 500. @on iciuen ipdtes
rem Tcrlc9ern erbielt 2cnuDipn Die fclte
Gumme BON $4,000 SaS Sabr fir oas
fortseiette SerlasSredt Der iriiber or.
lhienenen SSerfe. Sas 0i6ten mag
i'm slll9emeinsn INNER nod Gin suteS
@eidait iein, abcr in Gnslano baben
iib bod ieSenfalls Die 3citen welentli6
scbeiicrt, ieit ocm 3agcn. "a Gin Wtil'
ton iein n%erlorcneS YaraoieS" fir 100
Wfarf wc9;ugcbcn bate!
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-02-17

Ilfoboltomium in Tranf.
reid. SIN Sabre 1869 ,Ibltc man
III 6ranfreid) 365, s75 Gneipcn, ieet
;ablt mau 44O. 200, ;. \. sinc auI ie 81
Ginlpobner. 2ros ocS VsrluiteS BON
900. 900 Scclen lit Sie j3abl I'M a..
1925 seiticsen. Oas G'eIee bonn II.
Suli 1880 bcwirfte bieien 9luilhmung
ourd sluibebuns bes Tcfrets BON 1851
weldes bic GrOiinuns Don 8neipen
eiuer obriSfeitlidfn GrlaubniB utter.
OrSnete. Der gllfobolfonium lift in
sleidcr SSeile 9eitiesen: Sm Sabre
1850 tranf man in ssranfrcid nur
5s5. 600 9eftolitsr 9llfobol. ;. +. LAG
Utter pro aopf; I'M Sabre 1869 itanb
Der 8onlum auf zoos, $50 Oeftoliter ;
jett betrast CT 1.669.1S4 Ocftoliter,
B. +. 4.4O Yitcr pro 8opf. Sabei bat
lib Die Sualitat pcrldlebtert. Sm
Sabre 1869 wnroe Der meilte Sd)napS
nod aus YSeiu ooer Traubentrebern &C.
maft. iest lit taft Der san;e int SanSel
befiuOlibe Yranntwein 6aS Yrobuft
ciner Standardization, Die cine gelunb'
beitsiddblide 9Sirfuns bat. 8emer'
tcnsuertb lit ferner oas Stcisen beS Ib'
igutbfoniuns. Dor % bis 80 Sabrcr
mar oerislbc aui sewiiie 8rslie uno be-
lonSere Snbipiousn bclbrdnft. War
tranf Mbigntb i'm Ssere; au6erSen1
tranfen i'm nur Grunfenbolbe. Sesl
lit or gum polfstbiimliben @etrdnf &C.
iporSen. Die Statiitif sibt feline boil
itdnoisen i3ablcn oafiir an; iie Sdbl1
81 500 9eftolitsr, mas allerbinss fdor
etwa q yiter pro aopf oibt, ipabr'
ideinli4 aber butter Der @abrbeit iu
riidbleibt.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-02-17

Ole faiferlid beutfde
so arine miro nad) elmer uebsrlidt
Der Gtatsltarfe fur oas Sabr 1S93l94
adblcn GAG See.Sifi;ierc, 900 See,
Sffi;ieraipiranten. Is Wtaitinens Sn.
senieure; 81 ben Watrolsn Oiuiiionen
uno Der SdiifsiuusensI btbsilung &c.
boren S4O2 Wtann. ;u Sen SSerit.Dipi.
iiOncn 4O7O Mfann. Die 1orpcSo.
Ibtbeilun9en ;dblcn 1869, bic Wtatro.
fensgrtillcrie 2013. Die Wfarine. Snian.
teric 1245 Wtann. Das Yerional Ser
Grtillerie= Terwaltuns ;ablt ia. bas
9erional oeS 2orpeSoweienS 113, oas
$crional bes Itinenmeiens (tsdniibes
uno Serwaltunss.T erionaD CT. baS
Sanitate TcriOnal 261, bas i3abl'
meiiter.Ferional 2l9 Wtann uno ba,u
tommen 1874 Sefonomiebanowerfsr.
SIN @anjen 1892 Wiann, oaruntsr
e32 Sifi;iere. 1O7 WtarinesNer;te, ~
Sablmeiiter, ~ Yii4ienmader, 773
Oedoffi;iere. 3244 llnteroffi;iere, 49,.
852 @emeine unb GOO SdMiSiunaen.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-02-17
FRANCIS HENRY,
AtSorneY-at-Law
AND PROPRIETOR OF
THURST0N COUNTY ABSTRACT
Olympic Block, Cor. Fourth and Mnin.

Abstract an: an experience Of more than
Ihurston county in regard 10 title enables me 10
give prompt attention in regard to same
| have complete and the only abstract of the
Records OF the Probate Court of said county pre-
pared during the eight years that was Judge
OF said Court
have the only abstract that was ever st
tempted to be made OF sales of property for taxes
i'll sand county.
negotiate loans for those wishing to borrow
or lend on real estate security (In the matter
OF loans, represent only such local capitalists
AZ my clentsl
have Tor many years represented and at this
time represent As agent of residents and nom
dents, large holding of real estate in the city OF
Olympia, and in Thurston county, for the sale of
which negotiations can be made through me-
also have upon sale, for fixed prices 4 large
amount of real estate, both city and country
which am ready to show up ON cali
am ready and equipped by the labor AMI ex-
perience OF more than twenty years for the trans
action of general real estate business, in which
line respectfully offer my services To those Who
desire, either to purchase OF SELL to borrow or
loan.
To those who think of investing. | have no
hesitation IN saying that money put into real
estate in Olympia and Thurston county at this
time would be good Investment
10 those who wish TO sell. I have to saw thai
my connections in this line Of business will en-
able me to find purchasers for their preuerty
among the many strangers constantly coming
and going through the country in search Of
chances for investment, who would otherwise
know nothing of the opportunity.
! have large amount of city property both
improved and unimprovcd for sale Also some
very desirable farms.
olympia. June |. 1850,
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well, I reckon you'd better 60" re-
piled the officer. Then TO the guard:
Send the corporal here"
Take these children" he sail II that
person when he arrived. ito the other
side Of the river and turn them adrift,
and See that they don't get back here"
Souri's heart jumped into her throat
for JOY. Turning her expressive eyes on
the officer, she said, Thank YOU"
Mr.. O>sifer," said Jakey. Il thank
y fur giinmrn mo back my gun
\ smile broke over the faces of those
present.
The next day the brother and sister
arrived at home, and great was the re-
joicins i'll the Slack family.
To he Clrlt,nueeI,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-02-17
Notice

To tho Stockholders Lf the Olympia
Door and Lumber Companyt
A MEETING of the stockholders of the Olym-
~ pia Door and Lumber Company will be
held on Monday, the 27ih day Of March, 1893, at
one o'clock in the afternoon OF that day, at the
office OF the company at Olympia. Wash.
The object Of the meeting is TO increase the
capital stock of said company from Fifty Thou
ssnd One Hundred Dollars $50. i00) to Seventy.
five Thousand Dollars ($75,0OO). and to transact
such other business as may come lawfully before
the meeting.
Olympia. Wash, Jan q, 1923.
G. II. SPRINGER,
ALLEN WHITE,
q. 5. ALLEN,
81 majority Of the Trustees.
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Administrators Notice.

Estate of A. J. Treadway, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that letters Of
administration on the estate OF A. j.
Treadway. deceased. were granted to the
undersigned, on the sixth day of Eel.
ruary, 1888. by the Superior Court tf
Thurston county.
All persons having claims against said
deceased are required to exhibit thu III
with the necessary voucher To me for =
lowance, al my office No. lis West Fourth
Street, Olympia, Washington. within
twelve months after the date OF this nC-
lice. or they shall he forever barred.
Dated at Olympia, this 10th day of F. b.,
1893. Il. N. FORD,
Administrator of the estate of A. J..
Treadway, deceased. 81
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-02-17

Heide Tunbe on Yerlen
wsrSen aus 9luitralisn 9emeloet.
60 iiub oieier Gage auf Den s5iiderei.
sriinocn on Der Norbweitfiiite ;mei
Yerlen erlan9t iporbcn. bcrcn SSertb
auf 10000 be;ip. 1900 Wtarf tarirt
lpuroe.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-02-17

Sapaniiden Seitunsen SUI.
folse sebt bic &e9ieruns init Dem
Elane nm, cine Staatslotterie ms
Qsben su rufen. NOttcriea waren bis
Der in Sapan nidt crlaubt. uno es mfg
ten Sastr bic @sietc 9ednbert weroen.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-02-17

Gin " aiierbampfer. Oil
Sambnrs slmeyifanilhe Yadetfabrt'
9lttien.@eIcllifait bat nit Der S6iffS.
banperft pom Saniisn ulto SdmilinSip,
2lftlen. @clelllhaft in Samburs, Den
Bau cineS iogcnannten S4allcrSampierS
tOntrabirt. GaS Sabr;eus fol- BIZ
fdmmtliden Camper Der @eiellidafl
bel slnfunft uno slb9ang nit fcimirsien1
aus einem arteiilden Yrunnen be;ose'
nen @aHer pcrior9sn. Die sserti0itel'
lung wiro 10 iebr bccilt, Dap iie idou
gum l. Wtdr; 1898 crfolst.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-02-17

SaS Wtuiter zines SUITS.
BERN. wie CT nidt iein iol, lit Der
III Srlano be9iiterte @Oro GlanricarSe,
belien 9lnwalt neuli6 Dor scr Mtorlen'.
iden Sommiiiion oen beftigen 3uiam.
mcnitoB init Dem Torlisenocn hattie.
Ioro Glanricaroe, Der iid mic auf ieinen
9iitern aufbalt. bat felt 1879 nid)t
meni9cr als 239 FGtter auStreiber
lallen. nobel 1882 Toli;eileute nit mill.
tariltcr llnteritiisuns BON 1925 Wiann
sur Tcrwcnoung fameu. Die Soften
beS llntcrbalts Scr bel bieicn glnlaIien
mesen sSiSeritanos arrctirtem Eerioncn
betruSen 9445.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-02-17

TabafSbau i'm @ro6rm mill
bic italicniid)e Tesierun9 auf Sieilien
betreiben. ba arscitellte &erlube er.
ecbcn, oab Der oorti9e YoSen fir before
2abafsiOrten bclonberS gtcisnct lit.
Su airifaniidsu 9eiisunssn Stalisns
iollen cbsnialls Ssriude in bieier Hi9'
tuns angeltellt lpcrben.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-02-17

Das .rfe @OlS, sas IN 3D., bic
,nalijd,e Wtiin;e gum Swede Der ms
prSauns in @el0itiide gsllsIsrt ipnros.
lam oahin i'm Sabre 1343 nnter OCT
H,ai,rrna Gbuarbs Ill.
.orb Tennpfon lit bic 1173fte
YerIom, ipslde cine @rabitGtte in Der
sBeitminitersIbtei erbalten bot.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-02-17

Hits the nail on the head
one of DIR. Pierce's Pleasant Pei
let's. They do the right thing in the
right way. They cleanse and regu-
late the liver, stomach and bowels
thoroughly and effectively, but
mildly and gently. They persuade,
rather than force. One tiny, sugar
coated Pellets a gentle laxative /;
three to four act as a cathartic.
They're the smallest, but the best.
There's less to take, but there's
more good in it, when it's taken.
They're the original Little Liver
Pill. and they've never been equaled.
Sick Headache, Bilious Headache,
Constipation, Indigestion, Bilious
Attacks, and all arrangements of
the liver, stomach and bowels, are
prevented, relieved, and cured.
They're the cheapest pill you can
buy, because they're guaranteed to
give satisfaction, or your money il
returned.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-02-17
CHAPTER XIV

1t was scarcely more than fifteen min
utes after Souri, had bid Mark god
speed when old Triggs re.entered the
prison grounds, and mounting the flight
of steps leading to the second story went
into the Jail. No one seemed to be
about the place. He entered his bed
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II M m X I,,,Ii n = ZIP ruoru n -,

un0cm i bnlid,c Wfcnocnpon
Stro Dmcln" lrcyotn hicieS [Sahr
iHlollt rrr INSTRUMENTATION SiiEi1fcit
Der Srollbcn ppn ocu clldiljld)cn Hcbcn.
bclIerrn bcr9cltellt. Ter nStrobmcin"
bat lcincn 9iamcn BARON, baE sic 2rau.
ben nlht Glcih gcfcltcrt, ionNcrn OIL
trodcncn Srtcu aui Strpb bis ctma
Nculahr auIbcmabrt wcrocn. g&dbrcno
Stclcr 3cit uOlI;icbt lid, i'll scr Deere
cine slrt 0'ahrlIu01pro;cE, m0lrcno Gil
Shcil Der ipalieriscn Seitanotbcilc aus.
9cldieoen miro. Vci Der &cltcruna lit
oas Gr9cbnlE heSbalb nur Gin pcrbdlt,
nlbmaEiJ 9eriuscs. Gdtcr Strobwcin
1T oaber inter iilni bis ledS Wtart bic
Nlalbc nlht su babcn; altcre ,}abr,
9dnNc pcrocn nod wcit bObcr bc;ablt.
% crtl0rt lid) oahcr, baE CT aut III
Den moblbabCnbIten ellallIiheu Salri.
lien MIR bel bclonbcrS ieltli6cn glnldI.
lcn auf Sen Gid fommt. Seincr ltar.
tenocn mo milben SSirfuug mc9en lit
or belonoerS aud) OILS &ranfcnmcin &C,
ld)Gtt.
Ole Iod)tcr bcS TcQiments.
Ger "&arldawStii 0ncpnit" cntbiclt
filr;lib fol9enOe intcrcliante 9lnnonce:
Ter Sommanbeur uno bic @clclldait
Der Siii;icre bes ScfsbOlm'ldcn @rcs
acknowledgements Saiicr BON Sclter.
reid erlutcn alle aommanSeurc unb
Sfii;crc, Die beim 9tcgimcnt icit 1873
ecoicnt babcn, lid sur 2rauun9 Der
2odltcr bcS Gegiments. ltaria 9ons
itantInOwna &cmSNplSfaia, nit Dem
aornet beS 80. Irasoncrs9 tcsimcnts
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-02-17
Notice.

Tn the Superior Court of the State Of Washing.
l ton for Thurston county.
In the matter OF the estate of S. W. Percival,
deceased.
Notice IL hereby given that the undersigned
Administrative Of the estate above entitled, pur-
suant to an order of license Of the shove named
Court, dated February sth, 1898, to sell at pri
vate sale the lands and premises hereinafter de
scribed; that Wednesday, the LIST day OF March
1898. at her residence In the city Of Olympia has
been fixed as the time and place that offers for
said premises will be received by the Admins
| tratrix herein. The premises to be sold are de-
| scribed as follows, TO wit:
All that certain piece parcel Of land. situate
lying and being in the 8. W. Percival Donation
Claim, No. S., in Section %. Township Is North,
Range West, willamette Meridian. County OF
Thurston, State Of Washington, and more partic-
ularly described as follows, to-wit:
Beginning Il that stone monument which ID
the corner to fractional sections Is and p, In
Township Is North, Range = West, Willamette
Meridian. and which is on the meander line OF
the west shore of Budd's Inlet; thence along
said meander line $. 25l2 minutes East, I,2s2 g.
10 feet; thence continuing with meander line 5.
42S minutes East, lO9 $40 feet TO the intersec-
ton of the center line Of the Tacoma, Olympia
and Gray's HarbOr Railroad, for a point of be
ginning.
Thence from the last named point OF beginning
side of said center line TO the South boundary OF
| the S. w. Percival Donation Claim, No. IS, and
cont aiming "A 100 acres, more or less
Dated, FEB. 1893.
LURANA w. PERClVAL,
Administrative Of the estate Of ). w. Percival,
deceased.
Date Of first publication. Feb. 10. 1898. W.