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, 1893-06-21
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CHICAGO

periprt6t ni6t MIR Gas or0Ste frieolihe
omerifanif6e, ionoern oas gr0Gte frieoz
lt9e Greieni6 DER Welt Dor S6lu6 0iefes
O%ahrhunoerts 3u neroen. Was fihner, por
1ttdlts 3uriiGidredenoer unternehmunes.
9etft, uebun9 i'm planen nro Qusfiihren
grocer Ott9e uno 6elo thun %fonnen, nm ole
0hica9oer MISUNDERSTANDING III DER oro6s
artteiten uno 9ldn3enoiten pom alien bis-
bergen Oeltausifellur9en III ma6en mo
oen Dolfern Ger Groe eiren Seerif pon Ger
PoRe DER ted|ntiden Seiftunesf6hiefeit unS
kunit 81 9eben, gu pelber Qmertfa eeoiehen
1T, miro 9ef6chen. /
5hrotere9e GhetInahne, rel6e man hiers
3ulonoe Der DeItaus itelun9 ent9eeenbrinet,
1T Ole Sereitwiuiofeit, nit weI9er ole 6efe5=
eebln9en fat oller Staaten beoentenoe Sums
men 3u Dem 9roben 5wef bepiniot haben,
Elm hitret6enoer Serpeis. Nit tetie mad}s
ieroefn 0nterefe ~perfol9t ole gar3e cipiliiirte
Welt Ole ein3elncn f%ortffritte in Ger Gnts
Dtdelun9. Ollie nit Ger DEMONSTRATING in
Derbinoun9 ftehenoen Grei9niie wuroen pom
Qnbe9ttrn in Ger y1qinois Staats3eitut1o"
nit DER 9ebIhrenoeu Sorgfalt behartoelt. Die
D~obenausoabe enthGlt fortlaufeno in iiber=
fi6tlider form cine Flare Oarfteluno aIer
bea9tenswerthen D~orean9e, weIde fi6 bis
gum S9lu6 DER Nusftellune mo barber
htnous gu einem eridopferoeu 6eia1nmtbiIo
9~eitalten weroen. Cine f%unoioe, fabeem66e
S6tloerune DER DEMONSTRATING in ihrem
Gntftehen, mie in ihrer DollenSun9 miro fir
piele Gauienoe bier uno i'm alien DaterIanoe
Don hohem Derthe fem. man fam oess
hdlb fiber fetn, oab man Derponoten uno.
6reunoen fein erpiinfdteres 6eibeftf mdh.
reno oiefer 5eit isnoen Fam, ais, inoem man
elm Announcement auf Gas mohenblatt Ger
nJlinois staats3citur9" fir fe bmetelt.
6eraoe otefe 2Ius9abe eienet fi6 pe9en
threr unfafenoen 8erid2te pornebmIib gum
Deriarot nab Oeutiblano.
Oas 5ahresabonuement anf oas Wo6en.
bIatt DER u1ainOis Staots5eitun9" betrdat
fir oas
5nlanO $500.
AuslanO. $500.
aorefe:
Illinois StaaS- ZeituDg Co,
CHICAGO, ILL.
, 1893-06-21

= 0rei S0bne bes ~itolsen NlbiOn, ndm>
ltcb Sbomas Some, Benjamin @abbD unb
SSameS 8roofs, nel6e fir Die UsilitGre
1cbaufteuung an ber 16. StraBe unb Weicbi~
gan 9lDe. en9agirt unO aus benz 0ienit ent>
Iaiien porben paren, luu'ben geitern auf
3eranlaIiung bes cpuntpr,tblidben Counties
fir ben 0ffentIig9en 0enlt nadb Dem
Qrmen6aule gs'l dn6t, 6a i mitteups maren.
, 1893-06-21
Die tiirfifde feuerwebr.

Die tlirfii3e S~euertpebr trat geitern gum
eriten Male in Nttion, iie Denies aber, oaB
lte Elm iebr flGgLi3es Snitttut lit. Sn elmer
&i6e I'M oelti3en 9orfe bate elmer Der
&0be cine Shame Sett in baS Seuer 9e7
goiien, u1b bell loDerte bte Slomme empor.
0aS 9an5e <6enperional gertetb in Nufz
regung. Sin belonnener 9tngeIteIter mari
cine S~anh6ra1ate IN Sic Slamnten, Sic aber
, 1893-06-21
Derf6teoenes


Wari6aQ Sole Stmeao Be Slibeird, ser
BrGfioent Der b~raitltantiben NusiteIungs=
@DmmtiiiOn, lit geitern int 6oteI Sonop in
SEEM gort an ber 8rigbt'i9en &ranfbeit
9eltorben.
3oblrei3e auspdrtt9e 3et~tun9Sleute, ioz
tpie @us NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. unb 8eomte
tperben mOr9en 8ormitta9 UNI 9 l1br, elmer
@inlabung Wt1pautee's folgenb, Dia Ser
ct. 4aulz8abn etnen N1sflug na6 8ierz
9ttben madben. Nm 8reitag firth 10 l1br
ioa bic Gidretie erfOlgen. Stir bortretz
Itdbe l1nterbaltun9 Der @Gfte baben Der
Mtlpautee'er BreBclub unb Sic itabtii9e
8eb0r6e, fDtpie @ouperneur Bed urnfaiienoe
8orberettungen getroffen.
6eute Nabmittag tptr6 bas rielt9e
SerriS>9ta0 1einer 8eittmmung iibergeben.
Die erlte Sabrt lit fir bic 8ertreter Ser
Brefie unb fir Die NuSlteIungsbeamten
reIerbtrt. Die 9irettoren ber Terris Wbeel
So. iinb: George SO, 9. Terrts, Nnbretp
Sn6eropnt, Gobert 81. Sole, st. 90. CUNT,
g. u. 9incent unb Sultan &ennebD.
9ie SerIagsbu9bGnbler GOntep & So.
BADEN neben benz offisieaen N~usiteaungsz
fatalog iebt au6 einen reib unb geibmadz
bon iluitrirten rSlbrer CUR columbiiben
MeLtausiteaung" u~erOfentlt3t.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1893-04-13
Horse Breeders and Stock Owners.

HAVING completed the course pf Veterinary
Ill Medicine and Surgery, and graduated tr'en
the Ontario Veterinary College, one of the most
renowned Of its kind i'll the world shalllocatr III
Belfast and shall treat all diseases OF domestic
animals ny latest scientific principles Please
glNe me 4 call and test my ability. Consultation
free. Only eases Of necessity answered on sun
day. Calls by day night promptly answered
from my Office and rooms at III Main St (oi:i,. t.
% Il. Il. FREEMAN
3wl4s Veterinary Surgeon
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1893-04-13

home. We have had correspondent in
Searsmont for many years.
Mr.. a. e. Sibley has been notified that tile
invitation of Belfast Board of Trade to the
State Board to hold the September meeting
ii this city has been accepted
The Pittstield Advertiser issued this week
an Illustrated souvenir edition, to ,olnmem-
orate the dedication VI the new wooden mill.
1t i, A tinp thing ana should bring suhstan-
tlal reward to lis publisher.
Reuben y. Isley, son Of Rev. George b.
llsiev VI Bangor, has been offered and viii
probably accept the position of principal of
thu Belfast High school. He is graduate
IA ColEY, ela~s VI MI, ana \ now a teacher III
ttc ltieker Classical institute, nonlton
Two iiltlr girls went 70 the wharf one dav
aSt weeh torateh ionnlrrs but nut darin.
~ fish Nv the edgo WI til, Wharf thpy found
hole ia plank through which they c2,~t
tffrir lins~ AMI got N good mess Trust those
4tl~ ta drviSe ways And means,
Il. L BayNton, to Whom has been awarded
TIKI mail routes from Liberty IT, Belfast via
se;rsmpnt ana from Liberty ~ Belmont via
NorfI Scarsm3nt his hafl tle t.st nnmea
route fey several years past ami mas rum an
eNfIa accommodation liie lr3m Relmoul Il"
ErIast durn4 rhe tms Butn loit- hi
oeen III tseelb.rt hands faf 4 few v~ars paSt
and Pres will kerp ny tA~ reputation of
harh whn NJ Nh. Mn@et way
lHE EU8EIs Tere NAV .4raa anoint
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1893-04-13

BY local applications, H. iliey cannot reach
the diseased portion OF thu Gar. There is only
one Way 10 cure Deafness, ana that is hy con
sttutiona remedies. Deafness IL caused Nm
an infiamtd condition of CHM mucous lining
Of the Elstachian Tube When ths tube
gets ntiuned You have a rumbiing sound or
imperfect hearing, and WHEN ii is entirely
closed Deafness is the result, anu unless the
Inflammation can he taken out ami this tube
restored to It's normal condition, hearing will
be destroyed forever; nine eases ont of ten
are caused by cdJarrh, which IS nothing but
inHamed condition uf THE mucous sur
faces.
We Will give One Hundred Dollars for any
case Of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure
Send Tor circulars, free.
+. j. CHENEY " cO., Toledo, o.
3 81 Sold hy Druggists. 75t
BuRNHAM. Frank lin Hutf's house was burn
"a last Saturday about ocIprk H. M Mir
HUFF Was badly hurt short time since hy d
tree falling Oh him, and it WAS with litficlll-
~ that he roula DE moved from tile house.
Nery few Of the household gools We're say-
ed y" Insurance Mr.. HUFF seems t. have
more than Ills share of hard lucll.. ORR
SON Chandler received Il Nriv h;ll rut iii
required stitches to rluSt. th" wtlnd
Wort, ~ the new west factory IN Icing ral,-
idly pushed forward Thr buiIling wiIl
Ne ready to receive the machinery i'll u
few weeks pc. Frank liow,ten Of Augusta is
Visiting friends and relatives IN this tl,r4
Those wllo Went to Florida i'll TIL. fishing
business have returned ann report \. good
winter work
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-18

TIin.s HsesksrY Elmer Youagblc,d.
br-ach - The peace. dismissed.
Charles ffaug Violations light aph
Esnee. paid 81 W. WissnaE. yicla
ton dog ecdlsanct. al sourbed July Is.
e. & Doiiaian. assault and battery.
a3rsrned Jaly u Bert johnson.
carrying tones aica weapons: al
gnraed suiF ~. ada Wilcox. assault
sna battery adjourned July "A ".
VA .sse. assault and battery: ADJOURNED
Jply - = Remand. larceny. al
IourHed July n A. Stone. violation
rcdiIer ar,ilnauce. paid s5l4 W
barge. Grsee Ten llopen and Man
Mics disostlegis: adjourned July -.
Nslasnn Broxisn and Ira Vincent.
burglary ana larceny, held for trial
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-18

Jcnos BsKErNaAxs The People va
Martin Olson. embezziement: plead
10. guilty. The People ". janice
VDell. Iarceny; pleaded not guilty.
The People VA Cornelius Ryan. rob-
terry; pleasied not guilty. The People
Va. James baker. larceny; pleaded
guilty. The feopls " George Baker.
larceny, pleiited not guilty. Tn.
People W William BrOglan. burglary
aud lsrcepy; pleaded not guilty. 'Thn
People ~. Bert Dakeu. burglary and
<s-eny. pleaded not guilty. Th.
Nope ~. Orville keed. burglary and
lafcspy. bench warrant issued The
People v. Ira Vincent. burglary anal
lafcsry. pleaded guilty. The Peopas
-. bsrt~s Jonker. violation q Iiquo.
law. pltssl,ss. guilty. The People W.
Leon = SAITH. forgery pleaded guilty;
sentence deferred. Tho People ~
Charles Clark. Burglary and larceny;
e0utianed over term. The People vs.
Orvine Reel burglary and larceny,
pleaded zoiity
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-18

SAYS HE IS GUILTY
Icon S. Smith P's.dsd gAss
Way N Court
10 Be SENTENCED TOMORROW
Goa ss~ss B<,c<srss sGA<ss sasa
ws.ksa~ ss~s Ne wss vssy
Cool u Coar&
10 Be SENTENCED TOMORROW

Leon 8 smith. the forsss, wss sr-
rzignsd IN the snpssias court ysss~rdsy
and presented The sane cool froet h
L&s skssn al zlene. lie pie>fied guilty
without CULVER in hls vcsce and 80
ssuandcI ~ III. until NEXT Wednesday.
when hs ~iu rscsive his ssnssncsL
When coart Odices Brinknan called
Or smith At shs jail yesterday incoming
the younx rascal spent half hour usak-
inz h.s toilet he pat On = aew ssit -
eloshr~. . pair ~ patent leather shoHs
and the latest style u nscktie. lie
brushsd his hair sevesal timas. and
when O<iicsr B<snkmaa remonssrxted
eth bins aad szia the court ws@ wait
l.s. Smith replied that BE wished to
hoax grsssutabio when he went befprs
the judge. Mr.. Briukman took souse
pride oct Il the cool young man. how.
svs1. sses be produces = pair cf hand
ellis aGd made han wear them through
ale strrets Saith begged hasd 10 be
ies 81 from, such Humiliation. but Mr..
Br,nkllaa in1ornssd HIM that he xouics
not To prssentaAla vishout -eu1s.' and
he as lDrcea "a scar thrn.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-18

JVDsk sRovk Lena Cotton Va Robert
>. Cotton. dtso.ee; granted. X q.
Nonh4m ss- j. q Weuham. time 20
lie security foF costs extended thirty
t.ays a. j. sfsbblns ~. III. 4. Her
E-,lsh, imer. inlnnctson bill argued.
JClGs ADsfT Ia the matter IL the
ssslgnmsft - J. n Tulip. order allow
ing sssigcee's eharses and expenses
and too distribution u as~-.ts - per
cent. Nathan T. Jones W. Nancy
Jones. divorce: granted Maud Harris
Va Daniel Harris. divorce. grantess-
. r. NJ tail - J ". Converse, Dill FOR
sccouEtlrg. arguments ON demurrer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-18
Stomach TruubIes Cured.

fssfass ~ stomach. t,sl<t.irr sf=a
fkissnc ~nt<f. ffss1 ~ ~rs
psfh- tsf0rt a..1 sft.sf nssif.x
st.e~ssnf fein- - ~<<srarfz.
ftia - fss4rr s-.1s-5r rured-
ffRsEt4esa astrnd
Nfftesss q fsr<stssss r-ss-*-l.
a. seu1setf frtssstli<~ rerr5 ~ Ifr :. f1<f
Ts-d4. rf8es a. Ss-fh Biss>ssys ><rs.l -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-18

Ernest f-ench. sho Just hnished =
nsnety- day sentence for larreny from
lbo afeY hoE-c. was ft-arre-tei ssstsr
aas % Z charE,c n .aFceny from dwell,
slak ia he aaJ g.iae. he Mas arraiyned
IL ,tstisas c.sasg and was held fssr tr.al.
Al cases 30 The circuit court caicnoar
o. - -ear,t ~ judge Adsit viii bs dis.
p,.s(,l Il tkls month. No Gases viii b.
neasi IN open court during August
Nsa,ie r. Harris wa- granted a di
xtrce YesfeFday from Daniel Harris
ca ~ enuGnl 20 cesertloa sslc non-a1p.
poEt
sl,ssnis Actarshy ~as held for trial
90 eaSes Ne. 4 and ; for violating the,
hqfos IA AZ Reeds iAke.
N;lllam kecL Eied petition sestsr
tay fcr The exeninaficn IL Robert
beeher. who - insane.
NAfkanic. T. joncs Was divorced yes.
tcrday frct4l Nancy Jones.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-18

crer fFreEss Estate jackson a.
HBrian. desiraSes. tr,ler admitting
AL - probate. orslet Showing guard
i4rs uu1. acrrfost Estate pff1 y
heun,eg decreased: or,irr alnlttsng
fs.rfi rn wiii q prostate and appointing
euxiaar} ailsinisfsatrix k.statr David
Valentine. ssccafe.i. inxentsfy filei
Estate I isnsie Ssknii. miner. accept
anrs Il ifnsf flsi 30, letfef- q guani
ianship ss'sesi 70 Michigan Trust rssts-
peny t'ststc Adelaide y. Hatch. de
eessesi. order admitting siA r. pro
base. letters t4sfauent4ry issu~d 10
fra 4 Hstch als3 ARTHUR G.. Wsrrsli:
srrraiesrs ezfr.snf tzsaed a. stenh.sn
SEARS snli Charles u Falfoa- tlsstsfs
kaymcaA l. lusnoy - al. minuss.
oftier sppeintisg ChFa = Morley
guardian In the mAfter a ksptssrs
Erebef ndl4rut Irrane. petition 30
admi<fsn 70 asylnm She'd Esfsste
Hear, +. Hastings. dcceaeesi. orief
admitting viii ~ prshsfe. Esulte
HIuY flwers. Decreased. tegii~t A.
s,enesl 80 prosing SKI Estate HAIRY
"A. I've. issssessl. essler allowluu iilisl
acruons an3 tssffiiiasioa STATE. slls-
eaarxe - administrator issee-i. -.
tase eefar Wersirn. aecraps,l. letters
testamentsrv la-uesi o. Nsrths Ner
den: January IL aeesgnei tsr hearing
claims Estate sarah Le Clear. d.
csaaed: order ciossng estate against
eisssne Estate SETH Hdcssuh. de-
eease.i er,ser f,r payment - Orbits.
ksststa Afeiiy A Lasssn nieos Aug
ust tsfizesi ~ hearing petifina fe~
tranafsr = estate Eefsts 1afssa n.
iir-swe fereass<s. lppFsi~sr's nRfrpnt
iseuea q, Edxia Thayes and Sate.
~. rlndle~.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-18

Peculiar - nhsnstsUn. preFsnrtfea
ao.i pveptraticn q lnerrst,euss kIspss
Safz.trsfiiia rs.s@esss~ zoe faH curative
value q the hest kuesn rrracsiies a The
Tesctaki< <insf1m. Try IL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-18

King Richards cry My kingdom for horses little
enthusiasm these days when not horse but Safety is
the desire of ALL both young aud DID,
Its right il should be
What's healthfu delightful than spin
a smooth roadr
air fanso with shout aud laughter
" . skim along.
nothing Two four six miles We easily
appcttcs begin day of work pleasure with cheerful
thoughts clear brain Ut hours OF Safety
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-06-16

There are doubtless very few old
residents but who remember the
white family" consisting OF Mr.. and
Mrs. X. s. White and Robert Hale and
Ernest l.. White, their sons. Mr..
White was n shoemaker by trade and
an excellent violinist and his wife
taught in the public schools and was n
competent pianist. Robert, or" Hale"
as he was best known, was an excep-
tionally fine cornetist, and was leader
OF the band in this place many years.
The father, mother and son constitut-
ed the orchestra for every public and
private social gathering held i'll the
city or for many miles around during
their residence, which must have been
nearly il not quite decade. Mr..
White died sometime during the 7O's,
and the family separated, and their
residence corner of Washington and
Union streets passed into other hands.
The family and their history, which ut
one time constituted such an impor-
tant part OF our local social fabric, had
well nigh passed from memory until
an announcement of the death Of
Hale" in Salem, Oregon, this week,
brings to mind flood OF remembrance.
The body will be brought To Olympia
for interment beside the remains of
the father. Ernest, publisher Of the
East Portland Chronicle will come IA
an escort, and probably Mrs. White,
who still pursues the avocation OF
teacher in Portland.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-06-16

The City Attorneys report showed
the collections for the month of May,
from various sources, to be $50 so.
The Street Commissioner was in.
structed to remedy the defects in the
culvert on the property OF Alfred Ben
son. on Eastside street.
The petition for the extension of
sewerage from Fifteenth and Franklin
streets to Seventeenth streets was
granted. on condition that ]. H. Price
and III. V. Ogden furnish the neces-
sary pipe.
Sherman Starr, Assistant Tax Agent
for the Northern Pacific railroad, pre-
scented communication in relation to
the double assessment OF right of way.
The matter was referred to the Judi
ciary Committee.
The ordinance extending all streets
in the city of Olympia over and across
the tide fats lying in front of the city,
and to and across the area OF the State
reserve, to the harbor lines along the
water front within the city limits, was
passed.
An ordinance introduced by Mr..
Phipps. regulating the storage and
sale of PETROLEUM, napths, benzine,
gasoline and other infamable sub
stances. in the city of Olympia, was
read twice and referred TO the Com
mittee on Fire. Light and Water.
The Taylor smallpox claims were
adjusted. and his contract with the
city for the improvement of Westside
Park was cancelled.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-06-16

Is the SupsS,oT rouTt AZ the s,s,s Of " ..hing
. ton. IN aud Zoe ihafstoa eoaaiY
The csPl,.l N.,,os.l h.s. Of olympl. es'po'
sihfn plsiH,iH " Theodore q Vac kpp. aud
itosslia J VISA tpps, asfsbdaats
adler sod by ,iftzs ~ 80 sssesii,,n is.ssa uat
OF the Aapffisf t'naft 81 the state 81 sshinr
ton. IN sal Zoe the esasiy 81 fhsrs,sa On ibs
ysh dsf OF Asfrh. isai, ana b. ne shstH 81
ssa eouaty directed and delivered "a . Iaar
nsnt frndsFsd IN sad ssaft ae ths ITth dsv ~
Nsfeh. i'Si, In ia'u' ~ tbs shaw a.msa pials
IN. snd sHslnst thr shasr sshisd at aasnts Toe
the san, ~ thfrs thss.sad tksr. hsaassa slsh
,sss snd 1f-itu o as o. daiisss toe ether 9TH
costs o. sst ,asra 81 tut aaa ~ ID" o. rs du
laFs have tssrd ulsaa sil The FlHhi. ttir tisisH
s1d iatstest ~ the aesse aaa,sa o. saasats 81
~ sud o. the fiiuwtsx d.ssfie.d rel ssists, -
su lots ssmts~fsa thfes iai fsuF ave 49,
,inht 90 ntns co. saa ten ltn ~ tissk nau
hsFed f"Fir eight 70. IN s~sa's saditiaa 80
rsiird 80 the gny uf uiympta lots naHahsf.a
eight -. tee tial sad sistss 80. IN Wa fpps
ahd Niman : saaitios geo sslisa 90 ths titJ ~
drVd o. .afn" dniisfs g. uHs Aaasr ssaisg.aa
ia,s aainhsfvd tso @. sss ihtvs 10. - tisst
huntsfrd we 'i snd tote uas 10. sod tao IlI. tu
hiees t~rniy oas tiiJ ~ ~ S~sRs addition -
'siisdl To- The tWy ~ tliympta ssi sail q 10
m"t' RaE' ~ ten Thousand tio.ts. daiiafs g.
enc tTsnk bskaFn tuts AZ ta. sis ItI .st
sud eight r. ~ biatt thfsy +. .ai iat t.sise
q ~ h'ort iisf O. 81 IN rsttsFssus
d,,leu so esli'd 20 the si'S - ulrmei. oil ~
thufsioa cassif state ufNs-hingtaa
Publ, Notice b. htfvts Fistb Inst au she sab
das ~ iunr. lsi 81 lnutltks - al sslt IL,
a. th, ffuat dnuF ~ ihs ,uHft tiius, "a .stt
ihuTsi"u ,uuaiI in tHv sttY ~ uitn,tta twiu
sTu th' ai.'tr de-. filasd rfuflsfY 81 tulIii aut
!i"h 9" ~" hishrsi aud sfsi tiiisf ~ fs.h is
hand 90 - much ihvfyst o. fpsY iaa u.,ssasf1 o.,
faiss surlisnt Z" satisit ssfd tsttutian. tu.
gIF"f sith tr'fras'd i4u 'tst sni issfuassi
ttsis
Dated Nsf a. issi
~ r. fHtNGF
~ ss'ra % ih"'''or 'oa",y ".'h'es'"a.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-06-16
PERSONAL MENTION.

Lieut.. II. T. Mayo returned to Port
Townsend Monday.
Representative Mentzer, of Tenino,
was in the city this week.
Frank Williamson spent a few days
at the Queen City this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Whitney have
returned from down Sound trip.
Mrs. Elmon Scott left Sunday on q
visit to her old home in Montana.
MIR. and Mrs. Brad W. Davis have
returned from their East, IN trip.
Rev. David Utter left Wednesday
on his return to Salt Lake, via Port
land.
Chas. Springer, of the Olympia
Door and Lumber Co., made bus.
ness trip to SEATTLE this week.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-06-16

A literary and musical entertain
ment is announced at Olympia Thea.
ter, this evening, in honor of the
graduating class of the Olympia public
schools. The graduates in the Eng.
lish course are Nellie E. Cochrane,
Edith NJ. McIntire and Nora b. In
man; in the Commercial course
George A. Avery and Harry Schofield
The exercises consist Of addresses and
essays by the graduates. musical
members by students and Others.
Glass address by Prof. Brintnall and
presentation of diplomas by Director
Rathbun.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-06-16

Mrs. James Kirkendall, wife of a
wealthy stock raiser at Paradise, near
Spokane took her daughter and son,
four and six years old respectfully, out
into the woods Monday, for a picnic,
as she said. After time she spread a
lunch. which they all partook of, and
then she mixed drink which she gave
the two children and drank some her
self. 1t being bitter the boy spit it out.
In few moments the children became
violently i'll and soon the little girl was
dead. The mother began to cover the
body with leaves, all the time chanting
weird hymns. Soon she was taken
sick and expired in terrible agony.
The grief-stricken husband and father
found his family upon his return.
The boy was still alive and related the
above Facts. 1t was found that the
mother had administered strychnine.
1t is believed that she was temporarily
insane
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-06-16

A petrified fish has been found inn
bedded in solid bedrock % feet be-
meath the surface of the ground on
William Judges ranch, near Pampa.
This peculiar formation has every APP
appearance of being petrified salmon,
as the layers of rock are in the same
position and look like the formation
of the flesh in II salmon. At the time
OF finding the petrifaction it looked the
shape oil an entire fish, but on being
exposed to the air the head crumbled
aWay
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-06-16

Fred q. Coleman, a printer, was
stricken deaf and dumb at Whatcom,
the other day, the result of epileptic
commissions. He writes that mis-
relatives live at 1913 Lake avenue,
Rochester, N. Y, and that he is a
member of Lake lodge, A. F. & A. NJ,
No. 22S, of Rochester. He was FORM
erly mail clerk on the New York
Central Railway, and his head was
injured in a railroad accident, since
which time he has been subject to
these commissions.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-06-16
Sherif's Sale.

IN the Superior Court Of the state ui Nsshluf.
l ton, In and for Ihurston count,
W. A. Bo,kin, Plaintiff W. y. Z, Ma,iutyt,.
Defendant.
Under aud 10y virtue Of an execution t-su,sl
out of the superior Court 10 the state 81 Nash
ington. in and for the county ~ Ihufsiuu ou
the 18th day Of May, l,iu aud to me difrrt.i
and delivered. ON II Judgment rendered Iu 90 4
Court on the 2iih day ot Aprii. lNti, 800 ta'uf 81
the above named Plaintiff. " hutk.u sui
against the above named Defendant. - e. Ma.
intyre. for the sum of eighty three aut 90 i.s'
($S365) dollars. together " M tuf,rtst SOD .usts
Of suit, amounting IN all H. the sutu ~ one hHu
urcd eight aud "n-iN siu- t1' iullars have
this day levied upon all the tEhi ttlr. tlHItl
and interest ot the above manned 20 Z, uiauf. 30
{. Macintyrc. in aud L. the tu.tv 10 its. r.''..i
real estate. to-wit. Lots numb re-. I..f .. nNf
(5), ak &C.. seven ~ and eight t- ~ h'.. =
numbered seventeen ga. IN swan Co.,. .fI..u g.
the city Of Olympia, 1hurrtuu county .tn'' ~
Washington.
Public notice IL hereby given ttsi uu The - fH
day of June. 1913, al 10 clu'k y. 81 sal t1f
at the front decor Of the touft Ntusp ~ o.. a
ThuTstou county. ~ the ,ltN of uh uttH. . .I
sell the above described Jrut.rr's ~ rIt.t. sIr
tiOn. I" the highest aud hvst hIii,f g. IH-. u.
hand, ar 80 much thereof a. mHS t, u,. $500
To raise suiiit lent satisfy .aIi go. u|.nH f.|
gcthcr with Increased co.'s thereon
Dated May %, ls'3.
e. - rI.fNl
sheriff Of Thurston county. MssbirlI,H
Dat" OF first publication MAY o.. tsH. ht