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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-18

ingly irritating one. Only those who
have received a dazzling gilt letter and
tried 20 read 1t in sunny room can
realize how terrible Ia tkls new fashion.
But for the moment il is popular. and
must be endured Externally these
golden letters are pretty 10 look upon.
but they Must cause the already sufii-
GENTLY puzzled postmen considerable
amount Of extra trouble The most al
trsciive part about them is the seal.
which is also golden. IL looks extremely
well. and Is less startling than the huge
disks 81 violet and green and dull pink
With which letters have recently been
adorned
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-18

Hack iaccs were never NOR" the
vogue They are used for brctelles.
- liarettes. ichus. sleeves AMI parts ~
sleeves. Jacket frOnt- and neck and belt
,:erniiur,s t.cru lacc enjoys almost
equal favor and later ma the ssason will
10 evca more the no.ic.
In skirts. frat u sil. the circ ularshsp"
i. considered the most popular. II 70
-snbles fluied lamp shade when worn.
All ruDors % the contrary. skirts con
'inue 10 hs cls--~ fitting at ~" trp. un
less Tor sheer or summer materials
Importers shoe every year csprico- in
decorative gloves. hat the plain. per
fectly fitting ones with thr"c rows -
stitching In black 80 the identical color
are always IN gns-itasie.
Gold hsirp,ns and combs are IN fash
ION again. and by that is meant tho-N
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-18

Me- ustrsa-.s TIE wife n meu bsr q
ihe Nerfe aaiiand a-serahy. ha~ o.
Arsrs Q isiss-i q f.st s-copa eeiY - IA, -
Nrs Feafy ~h= s.-s-ossipaai 49, hp-
ssnd a. fhs -essn.r a. ~ Jssha !. walk
;isu * aHt- eser sns- srsl ice On saw
500. They lsssi guide a -l-sisl- sai ihrve
ID carrytax iag.s.e sEb pravisEss
Gu ere et-ssio ~ sss r%r--ssri a.
er-@ az ar, q - 90 eisvsn iuii~s
81. IA a boat fAe t-sst sas s-sAy.
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made 81 solid gold. as we'll as countless
varieties in amber and tortoise shell
mounted in gold.
The many navy blue travelling and
outing suits that will be fashionable this
summer should he worn with dark red
gloves M harmonious contrast.
Waists are inclined "a be short and
are finished at the bottom with either
frili or soft folds ~ silks. and have en-
ormous drooping sleeves.
Black lace fans are now worked in
steel. and have handles ~ smoked pearl
thu duchess lace fans being mounted
with mother-of pearl.
.ery old CONS are set IN rings ~ gold
ari worn as pins. Whoever has an
antique silver piece may make this uss
- ~.
swiss bodice belts ~ rihton in three
90 seven rows are selling well.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-18

N you have sser ~ saiall garden
and ssx planning Tor the buds and bios
soa.s Of the eomiEg -essoe. be sure and
have among yosls plants httse oit ~
waterman here and there IL viii attract
all the largest aad most gosg~ourly
painted butterflies in tee eoantFy rosai
abegt The ordinary sweet clover w'ii
bring the ccmmos little yellow ones.
but the vaierisn wiii attract the painted
lady. the large snd snail tortoise shell.
the va sinnrai and rhc magnificent
peacock butterfly as well.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-18

A hou~ss " sho-e table iaen always
4 - peg goeii service Terf- = With en-
lIroi,iery cution q numt"r to c's-'-s
-f,cni with the suahtY = tho 10th.
4 oasr the resged esigA- = tha tear che
saztr- = pis.,i. = sti'f Paper sud makes |.
l-t~erk = sfifrhe- Rack and sortN or-r
- a,ir.a carving TIE stitches shrtt an
iseh frvunf she e.ige- him plscps aud
treaks i- haen NAY run With the sfs 10
tss,h-s,,.i..-y fs.@ sad ,nv~i. shaald 30
ssena~.i IN 'si- Same say
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-18

We % .teesare 81, cohwet~- Not 40
iu1 sgo tbf~ eass= Il lockJaw were
pr'et A. 2 i.3Niag n the application
% au,iers Nirs to sounds This ersut
7 read v eVuirshle TIE germ n l,ck
la re-ts.es in esrsh and il likely 10
8lug.e sitb the dust shich settles on
tts set~. Hence conveyed into tho
rnupd n ttk Nay the germs work their
tre ELECTS But Inspector General
Macdonald. VI -. says a microscopic
dganiuafion . ihe scf- reveals trap
n al @rrfs q considered ant uneou-
\ .lsrrd tri's- IN the way = duet AMI
t.rtns Coliniss 4 IA terra he sella IA
DAY - 4 tecied ~ to webs. shich
lise fi~iirstf srreens ef flters ai,@rb
srrtshing I'D everything shich fcn's
ttsuugh the ar and settles upon them
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-18
DON'T Be A CHRONIC
Keep Your Own Sorrows to Your
self.
LAUGH AND sc CHEERFUL
t-ise the Wossl ~ ssi Turn lee Co1ul
shoelSisr so Zoe ~ Ossxuss
AID sssrvOW.

there - nothing - certain to make
soa dislisea A. % tell yoar troubles q, q
TREAD. Prosperity means fri~adship.
b0t once yoe take IL Into yo.ir head to
retail pour woes yoa wsii soon Discover
that yssf COMPANY - sos ssnt<d sEd
the people ~ho oac- bowed to you in
peasant f~cognstioI now saIk Ola .hs
either SADIE - the ssy With . cold and
81 lny glare thai io.ks over your head os
through your body, but neser meets your
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danger I'm C,b~etpa-

There = 10 doubt that cohwebs form
an iu paftant item in the medical ar
uiancufariuru ~ the old women who are
- fpnd - acting. on occasions. as rrhc-
tifipEess q he healing arr. As an Sp-
p4scaueo a. wounds. for instance. TO
cheek bleeding cutw.is are believed 20
lsl--.-~- q special virtue. II they pOssess
sry virtue &c ali 10 - the virtue II incffa
bic dust anu dirt hence the modern al
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-18
NOTICE.

Snss~@ r. bcr~t,t given rs, ths fLaafd Of BE
s,~~ sod rsesltrstior - the stss of fsr.aa
Repft. ~iN met On thr fuasih Nsfstsy - Ms
A h teot hriax Npoasf nssf snA ~ rfs~sat
= thssf oisif~ 81 - et.s hail n sktt etst ffsas
~r-rn .ut frl-~s rses = rl.srs w~stl 81 aria<s ~
ths sftssuess. Iasseaf tn-daf waf ~ fSrsl
-seh aes sd tisti sne isffsf - " sst-s.-
ass Me- - lea - fs- rnsres~ q fsesi stas
che a~@~-.yu~s selis ~asA@ ~ iks sstssvt..s.- ~
ga .r~~ssi ssf.t. q $40 ,tss f.rs aaaast 80
sff.7f "a fie fesf -
pss~s tssanFi Rsrtsts Me- - Tses
NJ Itsasa
tssf ff~tsastf
" Aftf
fs.sss - na~ss~ -s8 EsaaI.saft.a a ths ss8s
"a tsFssa s..tsi4
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FACTORY FOR RENT.

TIE &c., sf-sf srf hssA hsse-~eu' hsirt "a
'sfY tufia.ns -, - fset, eFse f<es,rtpa ~
ftfssA E.rifts rif ttses ssfs ssas ~ffh $780,
t~s~~- ss-s-e T-s-ef sttssssrf. Htzs@ sh-fttns
49, No ssr-as - flf-i tsfeif -.s'sfh "a fise-fi
ssff.as s~sevsF tsssuf.snf siss "a - st.gss
s-sssrssstss Nj ssfs-s e. HorFxrTt
isi ne Gts kiehisss rsst Nosnsaay.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-18

- frrs s,sss< ,is>t trsos Chsss7s. exsp-
.a".siAs ons i1-~t.sa. ls1s~ dss1zse Ia
AktsA eta ef Sftisnpt sdj<sis1aH kss ssn~s go
NcftLss~t ssssss fsish ss~z4ss ed xursonA
isas; ssrs hoo t.rs4ss<-
lee iass - is~f~ys tss str~se. ss1sA - WsA,o1v
es~noe
ise hoo =. nsas,sa sssesa. sassA - BsnA
Sseons. eesl Ursula
l~A % f.sssss as.ss. ssar Wsslshs. uxams
vcty orsxfsl.1eA =
Noxthwe~s searuss Mazda snd $1,000 -
Cal1 sotA fssnss sesrss snd Avs.iias.
20 e~selsA sven1S fnasr ksufk nskusn~
ssessl, too SION dseilAAs SifA sSua LA ~
~ chsrsy. eorses Jsnessas. sxn1 ssSsannsH
~ r>nsnss-
~ Nasth ionis, ls-s>.sn hssak evoiltsr -
esrn bod iSAx1ln ~ sAs~d siies. sxcspfsaaalls
gs-sd puosorsy.
ear1-
blsek 81 Sroosd ssezsxl easss a. No.
nsstlson svcnGs "a tstlhSs assusc t~ossA-a -
the nsSsh rs Mill stxs~s; sl.s i..s rss-,r 81
soporsy IN tiAis $50 tioa fs rlsttsn % snso.s.rS
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H. J. DE COLA
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
ROOMS SAND
TOWER BLK

io3 Stl-E HOUSES AID LOTS
fto rodefn nine fssofn loU.s 90 1srrans
ss"sne. cart frun'aer, owned ~ non I've ldest,
must se.i bargain. Alsss osrs 90 issft.ss ave
tue, s.ght r-el4s. corner lot Quo On s~satA
l.atsyet'~- with furnace. bath and al modern
improvements tne Oh Hammer svsrs~. twelve
soofns; cornur lot s,-,d bsro. e bargain Oas
TN stttfal avenue. ono on faris axsnGa one On
North iruspe~t. one 90 Fas;insrs one 90 Rich
ard avenue. Also two house, on Center stss<~S
20 cnehaEse Toe ho,l-s And lot centrally located
Two bouss-- or 4 a. rffsss-. Store GA kAsasnasoo
sv.fue for sale 90 exchange.
FARMS Foa sAl.E OR FNCltsNGE
ioo scrs IN 1eahridse township. tine ssrek
farm soil clay lo.n; large b.rn ANAL hou.es
Is acres Improved. haisace issch. rnHri., eir6
aud ash sinlbcs. sos sale srchanss Tor es,y
property.
leo acre twei.e miles from city: s.ne - the
best stock dairy farms in the STATE. vel
vatered WITH spring tc-lk two good orchards
90 farm two god Lcascs. s.-sJ baTas and first
class soil.
olso o. acr-- liz nliie~ from city; good hula
inss. socd orcisri aud good land.
] have also M run beT 20 fine piece 80 esrA~a
labsis NEAR tie csiy ranging froa i've IA fortS
scre~-
have lo,s h az paris 80 The CT, TO al sn1
eIchangs.
Houses - rent
Money 10 io4l on good RAJ - sis se~uri'y
n DNspLfA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-18

Northwest corner hsrtA tsx,s.an ana Pr~~nrsa
street ioss, each s<siS& sttl ~ sns a~s2.s1xs:
Ifs.fer ~ sell ss . - hole. tos ss,n<
opi-slte Cnssa dsSsSsI oG sSsutA Iss.t. ,sr,-s
i"' e'hin tStik hsnse baaidsl4ss les tHx eooa
Interest.
i.e NHth iartssoh rtrest c.snsr tFe-ceus
sseEse. sefy pr.tis DWELLING sa ls.f SsxissA ~.rl
ar sithost adjoining hot. same ssxsL
al hefFs. lass above eor.aF ~ J.fses-ss
spie1did rsssdcncr perfect oonditssn. .issasa
snr hot air heat; ~ n-sss.
Lot nosthsest esaEsr socth lssvaslon ssa
Second ssenus Sale
Lot, northwest os.rpes bridge and Iiaesir
yin frame lsuiidts.ss facing LiscalE para,
.ls1lxs
Lot. southeast corner Sherman and la,
sts.c;s, ls-sis
about l-sx-S With frasae balid.ass-
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Gold ink - one N the stationery
crazes II the sesson. 4ad II L. an exceed.
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CAtCACO VIA u. X. q I.
s. IS Round Trip.

So IS Round Trip.
Leave Grand Rapids 1916 a. IN. ar.
riVe Chicago 3 - y. m
Leave Grand Rapids II ~ p m., ar
rive Chicago q - n Va
,ocvrc your tickets AMI sleeping and
rsrlnr AR reservations st q. H. \
q, ,Set ofice. Union Station. Tee.
phone co.
\. ALscrIsr. Ticket Agent
BANKRUPT SALE :. .,oc. the ., "I r,."a'
Organs and Furniture. Doors now
open.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-18

FACTORY, with power n ~ strcst. afjaiuiar
biss.il, srIst swerics to IeGsnt can suf.s.si 4,
email MANUFACTURING cSspcsrhs uft-Jlns a. sef.
S-story and high basement ssise hrirk build.
ns. ilsht an eli siassss water power With psfas
who.i; steam y-gssr, frvssht .isyAsor aan
thsnsns and puliess. and steam hestsns az
tare'as main hniidans 3siba vita oie stoF,
brick addition lexlsl
ftrsi nsoE, iiefon street. rcpm slas0 b1lk
winauv; sdsE,tei ior Hight manufacturing reut
IN y siss Per year.
% and u buron street tao sscood food
rocfns, each .ixs9, . i.or "a. sstll ea1h
II 'brrf, street, r.sSf o. cornsr a fefff.rs1a
sse,uc - rssius sery ms~isrr .,w fs.lt
- tbfus street, cafnef JefcFsoa sxeEse 7;
- roour eEosllsRt location.
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One isrre hoo.s with al rnctrrr Improve
raenfs furnace efr. ell ip fFFi--isss cs,Bdtsssr
lssEe los ssst front :, AyGth ln.sn, rs.ef
herr. s're~t g..
prevents 81
T~o bous-s 20 washiaxtUn svecue ,a~ ~isA
barn neitber have ever been sccagssd. so
and 81
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khANTeLS
wi AND CRATES

pefcre tnfins rsn .. ~. nev sslsefn-srn 80
49, Ataip~ srafacsurius e.. eorn-s 81 t.ur,
street SAsvu,uf svrnaN 1i,ss cHrrY TO- s.rrs
se..-s 81 81 lins. ~oesk rHsshe .sa .lAts
rasaisi. tsef rfar~-
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RovGHf Mortgages aud Land contrac,x.
str~t -
MONEY LOANED for short time In large 90
M small ssnotpis any term AZ god sscsss
ray. Frxnk a. NeFner hss Niehsx~s 1sass
BuiidiEs, coz. Pearl and Ottawa sssse,& 1ais
those liza
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no Nop WANf Mc>ENs4ifsa yoa vii sna
- "a ~ sosE eds sEsAss - so ~ 6Sfoss be
nss ss-s
Ne usAke k.sn< co Lousakssl1 ss-sds. ptanes
f<sx>c<. Nx<xsss. 81 ss,r-<asst rrsas<ts ~ n
KIND 81 the loso~i Tx<,ssfas rates sna A tlss
SpsSksSt tse.ssEtie t4E.s-
Oes lss2n< an made vstllssat patlscsty and
the psoSsxv y ish " yoer aa.iastcEal So<sss
ssssn-
Leans ean he eErrsso a. hsas Desired enc e&a
u pssd al f-u. "a b. part =; ans time ~ sai:
y,sNr es.nscxses.e~ snd anu par paid rcduces ths
ssst 81 carrying the ta4n-
IL s,a ~se bsis.s1e fsr1itEr~, piano 80
ethsf yres<sty. ss vnl gsy u ~ tsS boa AID
earn a. luax ~ Pa acoife.
We s,ss u.~ks lssas shs talsdans asd ioAn
ss<~<seti<2 Plaza.
oaf oshsss the nss~i pleasant IN tho cts
snd are So arranged thai p1ftss- csltins ss-ss
- .s2y te waited ss~os ~aaekly snd s<saftp
oaxi,-
kosaent<s that go have the ne ~ both the
prcperty aid the nsoaey and cen svtazn tLs
tsffis2 81 49, tssu-.
Grand RAPIDS MORTGAGE LOAN co.
ks<ssa 2 tspwcg hlsca-.
Corssr Of hosrsn. Pear and tAns. STA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-18

For sale.
nons~ o. tli-n sfr-t near berry ftrees.
% roonss us-tcfn improvement. fora ace 81
lot sDlAii sou.
House on sp1'h rnion sfr,ei, near fifth ave
rue. vifh harm 81
Houses. No. Is. ~ ~ Inlati1a street ne.
Madison avenue ard hslBth iafaget'e street
car si.lou. @ 80, q 80.
Iotl-c~ Ga Washington nfeune. near Putt "a
street. aud o.ssssenlept - Stree ,s,se With
harm 81 SOC. s1OU.
House co.. Norsten street. between hesry
street and Last strr.-,. sisirt aDd barn {
Sl.fsl
naeuts s1.tn
rous.s oa Wes, stres.,. near I.esossd street.
$50 - So
bouse o. Fat sir-.,. pea, Cher, street With
barn 2.aH
Also vscsn, i.,.a - Z nlon, Henry, tdlac9
tutsl. NorSea. fsft lnsstiila fuiier Gun.
tain, Lyon Eleventh srd either ,.vss-'s sai
ftfth and Nsshingtrn svrnuT~i money fur
nislicd 90 baiid Iny h.sn,e q snii r,rshas~s.
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WANTED ROAROERS.

GOOD HOTEL.--wsssdG" s rsS%
oGly 81 Ia s.; trsnsients, 81 and si-f: bath free.
At Lincoln House. No 10 Spring street Guar
sntee as good fare a. any s. 80 house.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-18

DE- ia SIS per day At home. selling Lightning
sN') Platter and plating ..welry, watches.
tableware etc. Plates the finest al jewelry
good ga rew on all kinds az metal with gold.
silver or nickel No experience No capital.
Every hous. has goods needing platinx. Il. n
Demo. Columbus. a.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-18
RUSINE SIS CHANCES.

L>OH Drug store doing good business:
i must sell big rcduct ion: owner has two
stores; inquire az Ellsworth avenue or Is Mon
roe street. Nff
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n. w. NORTHROP,


Rooms. 7is1-' sirhisss Trpsi hoildiae.
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Who Was1tS

NTED.
Agent 20 take orders IN even town aud city
COMM on 80 iit-Fai saisrs q succfs<sfui is
titor. steady ~ork ssni rsfsrencs~ 500 Ecu e
territory PROMPTLY. iliwanser Barn, Nj
Hope Nurtcries. Roche tsf. y. y.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-18

4 MOTHER CHANCE have sold toe ~
~ thsse kos<es on fsirbeaks street there 10
osae Dore lsss AZ hes eight r,>,uss, good steae
foonds ton. essles eissera sl1k ssd pump vs. ~
The 6t.sshsaS touches pat Ga thss ~eek. 1hss 10
zoe ~ my bret bargains aud can In purchased
easy t-sms- v lizard 4. dritliths. No. = Canal
stFest. 81
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I.NR SALE No. lss k~st street, between
L Wealthy assaae and Cherry stre-s lot spI
- fees, so...se.i nd hack yard s.aosd IN ssst
trout. house 10 new. rosiIss, has s.snssl and
sfale. bath, sss aud sever. finished in hard.
budding. 50
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-18

NVANTED--A suite ~ tao or three rool
w with BATH. Infurnshed. Address
Nor OF house
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si'wE>fi AND oNkHALt Ck>T> 4
J square foot III bss Ia 90 grades strs-t.
With lsse-sa bsase thrcSn "A l. = rrVssa
Eoaza G. Losvsts b&<sk. cyy-<4fe ssesss hose.
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INrANTtn ~ eac>- Aesrpet lager. iE2asrs
~ The Hss ls4aa seIspsB5. al
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-12-29
Articles Of Incorporation.

The following interpretations have
made filings with the Secretary OF
State since our last report:
Northwestern Steamship Company
Of Utsalady, Island county; for build
ing and operating steamboats,, etc. ;
capital stock, 100000; incorporators
d. B. Jackson, A. A. Denny, N. H.
Latimer, ID. X. Howard, c. +. Clapp,
r. II. Denny, David Gilmore.
The Crawford Mining and Milling
Company, of Spokane; to develop and
operate mining property; capital
stock, $l25 600; incorporators, G. B.
Hyde, II. r. Crawford, A. B. Railton,
d. r. Evans.
Boise Gold Mining Company, OF
Vancouver; to prospect for gold and
other precious metals; capital stock,
81 ,OOO, 900; incorporators, E. H. Lewis,
c. B. Askew, l.. E. Rice.
The Bank of Ocosta filed an affidavit
of the payment of its capital stock.
The Vancouver Creamery Company
of Portland, Oregon, filed a certifie
copy of its articles OF incorporation ;
also notice of the appointment OF
Julius G. Kaupisch as its agent at
Vancouver, Wash.
J. Thompson e. Sons, Limited, OF
Beloit, Wis, filed certified copies of its
original and amended articles.
The Simonds Saw Company, OF San
Francisco, filed certified copy OF its
articles.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-12-29

The STANDARD acknowledges a
generous contribution OF venisen from
the party of which our friend Hobart
q. Hagin was Commissionary General
and Johnny McClelland, Captain and
General Director. They camped abont
a week on the trail Of their antlercd
prey, in the vicinity OF North Bay,
and were rewarded by the capture OF
five fine representatives OF this royal
game.
On the first day OF January 1892, a
young man living on the Eastside
presented his best girl with a years
subscription to the WASHINGTON
STANDARD. On Christmas day, they
came down town pushing a bran new
baby buggy. Now let some nervy
young man Of the Westside brace up
sharp and dare to to likewise. Re-
member the old adage runs, "What
man has done, man can do"
The Oiympian- Tribune scribe should
live under different form of govern
ment, il his wishes to indulge the
habit he has of fawning to those in
position. a son OF Judge Pritchard
(who may be very estimable gentle
man, as far as we know,) is persistent
ly referred to as "Judge Pritchard,
Junior" This is one instance OF
many in which he has reached clear
around one person to another with a
borrowed "handle."
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-12-29
CENTRAlIA ITEMS.


VIM. Binkley has sold his new brick
block to Messrs. Fields d Lease.
Several families from Tennessee
have returned home. The hard times
here discouraged them.
Rev. McMullen, of the Methods,
church, has been called to Seattle
where he removed his family last
week.
This is good old fashioned Christmas
weather. We have no snow, but the
ground is frozen hard and is white
with heavy frost.
r. B. Wright, who has been prom
inent as a mill man here for eight OF
nine years, hopes to return to his home
in Alabama in few days.
Crosby's shingle mill, also Coping
& Leitch's mill, have started up again
and expect to run steady. They find
a ready market for shingles, although
the prices still remain low.
ain the midst OF life there is DEATH"
John Steiger, resident Of Centralia
for the past seven or eight years, died
suddenly from blood poisoning. He
had also been suffering from la grippe
Mr.. and Mrs. Peters left last week
for their old home in Georgia, where
they have an extensive millinery es.
Enlistment. They engage in the same
business here during the summer
months. They own considerable real
estate in both places.
Most of the Christmas trees were
unloaded on Christmas night. The
Christian church had dinner in the
church, after which the children re-
cited and sung and amused themselves
during tho aftornnnn. and before leav.
ing for their homes they were RECALLED
with the usual accomplishments to a
Christmas tree. The members OF the
Episcopal church banqueted theiI
school children and as many more
as they could hunt up, in the Y. M. c.
A. hall, and had good time generally
CENTRALIA, Dec. 81, 1893.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-12-29

The following decisions have been
filed in the Supreme Court since last
report:
State OF Washington, ex REL, Thurs
ton county, relator, vs.. l.. r. Grimes,
state auditor, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
for writ of mandamus denied.
Rudolph Distler, respondent, VS..
Joseph b. Dabney, appellant; from
Chehalis county-Judgment reversed
and cause remanded for new trial with
leave to defendant TO amend his answer
by adding thereto a proper counter
claim.
X. Gottstein, appellant, vs.. Seattle
Lumber & Commercial company,
respondents; from King county
Judgment reversed and new trial
granted.
John A. Paine, respondent, vs..
Joseph B. Hill, defendant, Haley
Grocery company, appellant; from
King county-Judgment affirmed.
State of Washington, respondent,
vs. Edmund Brodie and Thomas An
drews, appellants; from Skagit county
Judgment reversed and cause re-
manded with direction to discharge
the defendants.
State of Washington, respondent,
vs.. Frank Wilson, appellant; from
King county-Motion to dismiss de-
MED.
Ernest A. Guley. respondent, VS.. the
Northwestern Coal and transportation
Company, appellant; from Thurston
county-Appellant is entitled to new
trial and the judgment is reversed for
that purpose, respondent having leave
to amend his complaint so as to state
the facts.
Estells M. Elwell, respondent, vs..
Puget Sound & Chehalis Railroad
Company, appellant; from Thurston
county-Judgment reversed and ca"se
remanded for dismissal.
Bertha L. Graetz ct al, respondents,
vs. Angus Mckenzie ct al, appellants ;
from Spokane county-Judgment re-
versed and cause remanded with direc-
tions to sustain the motion for a non
sIit
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-12-29
Holiday Visitors.

A good many students from Vashon
College are spending the holiday sea.
son at their various homes in and
about Olympia. This institution opens
its next term on Tuesday, January
9th, under most encouraging auspices.
During the term just closed the main
building, erected year ago, has been
filled to overlooking, and to meet the
demands OF the remainder OF the year,
Commercial Hall" is being erected,
which will be ready for occupancy at
the beginning of the next term. This
building, like the college proper, is OF
brick, gas lighted and steam heated.
1t is 101 feet long by SO feet wide, and
will be used for dormitory purposes,
gymnasium aud class rooms. An
eight-inch scromatic refracting tele-
scope will be placed in position during
the present college year. The phe-
nomenal success of Vashon College is
but another demonstration of what
well advised energy and money can do
in q good cause. The institution is
located at Burton Qate Quartermaster)
on Vashon Island, within 40 minutes
steamer run of Tacoma.
Isolated as it is from the allure.
ments of city life, it offers peculiar in
ducements to perents who wish to
place their sons and daughters where q
full value received can be realized for
the money and time expended. Our
former townsmen, Prof. l.. p. Yemen
continues to preside over the classical
department. Full details can be
found in the late edition catalogue
sent free on application to Prof. A. c.
Jones, Quartermaster, Wash.