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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-06-30
FRANCIS HENRY.
AttorneY-at-Law
AND PROPRIETOR OF
TnURST0N COUNTY ABSTRACT
Olympic Block, Cor. Fourth and Main.

MY Abstract, anc an experience OF more than
Thurston county In regard to title enables me to
give prompt attention In regard to same.
l 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.
l have the only abstract that was ever At.
tempted to be made Of sales Of property for taxes
iu said county.
negotiate loans for those wishing to borrow
or lend on real estate security. (In the matter
Of loans, represent only such local capitalists
as are my clients.)
have for many years represented, and at this
time represent, a. agent of residents and non-res-
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, q large
amount Of real estate, both city and country,
which am ready to show up on call.
am ready and equipped by the labor and eX-
perience Of more than twenty years for the tran
action Of general real estate business, in which
line respectfully offer my services TO those who
desire, either to purchase or sell, to borrow or
loan.
To those who think OF investing, I 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, have to say that
my connections In this line OF business will en-
able me to find purchasers for their property
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 unimproved for sale. Also, some
very desirable farms.
Olympia. June l. 1890
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n. -'...al 1..;.,. rll..l:,i O. ;.;.!'! Ice.
al! WIN 4 sG,!l.u revision of t"cling
tina: =. u:.-l characteristic # a tolnpcra-
'a"l4t r4'':ra...y i,a;ul>,v" '.ni rit~uspi-
ci ':@ So allowed h,r d,~'Ir>t to melt
t."'4:. an appealing ...,i.'--n'ss of
1...'.'.,r NIl,i. though lU,.!crru- MAS al
o.. s.: tvus Ing.
"IDl aunt seem hard, and You look
cd, - exclaimed. IN tel You how
II = IN sec. I've Got a f'llow that
i,,:'s H., all J." SLIPPED IN and built this
i'.-1.it AMI cut 4 WI the timber Idone
IT, ro-t after ne Went Off I've been here
n,".e ever since, except for Bulsrr and
tlc chickens. was going n stay til
H. ~ 's.~'i nd ~. tia IL +" here
'...: .tay ci"ln. Eutrow y"':'rc here,
aH! H.. cake Is all dough a@ain. I've
= i 10 more chance than bind Maver-
,ck for u home or anything else"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-06-30
HANDS OFF.
THIS ID ARIzoNY BUCKETS CLAIM.


This is my claim" she continued,
sweeping her arm around. land that up
there is my name. I've got nary father
nor brother nor husband. My mothers
gone back to West Virginny. where she
come from, and I'm here alone. I'm
only girl, but if you move me often this
claim you'll have to tie and carry me, for
won't bulge only as I'm made to bulge.
I've got a gun, and know how to use it.
Mebbe you don't think so? Well-look
there!"
A jack rabbit was scampering easily up
the nearest swell just where the cotton
woods gave way to tho brown tinted
prairie grass. The rodent paused upon
his launches, his long ears pointed for
ward, and his sides palpitating between
curiosity and alarm. The girl raised her
rifle and fired. In other minute Bulger
was bringing back the quivering body Of
the victim. Stirling raised his cap in
homage, half hooking, half sincere, yet
altogether graceful.
Your name should be Diana instead
Of Arizony. said he. II am rather tired,
or rather our horses are, and as my men
are scattered with your permission will
wait awhile here"
Arizony made no reply. The lieuten-
ant spoke aside to his two followers, who,
touching their caps, rode into the shall
low river near by and disappeared be-
hind the thick timber fringing the oppo-
site bank. Meanwhile Stirling dismount-
ed. tied his horse and calmly seated him
Self upon convenient stump, whereat
Arizony, after an indignant ejaculation,
disappeared within the dugout. Bulger
ensconced himself like sentinel in the
doorway, fixing his eye alternately upon
the officer and the dead rabbit.
Stirling lighted cigarette and leisure
ly awaited further developments. He
could hear the girl finging things about
lmpatiently inside for time; then the
sounds ceased. Presently she reap
pcared and seated herself upon stool at
the door. He noticed traces Of tears
about her eyes. The pangs Of disap-
pointment were superseding the first
flush Of anger. She also wished to speak,
yet seemed at loss how to begin.
I've been here so long she finally
burst forth impulsively, that I've got
to liking this place. though it was lone
some enough at first"
Did you really do all this work in Sc
cret and by YOURSELF" he asked, pointing
to the rude dugout, and the hencoops,
and few vegetables just creeping into
view in the cleared space behind the
cabin.
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OOJtC HSuu"
the person with bad blood who's not
taking DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery. You are bereft of judg-
ment and good sense if you allow
your blood to get out of order, your
liver sluggish-life dull, everything
blue, for you may soon find out that
you're in the grave-or next to it
because you did not procure the
G. NJ. ID. soon enough, and some
dread disease, may be influenza
or consumption, may be typhoid
or malarial fever, has taken you.
Consumption is Lung Scrofula. For
Scrofula in its myriad forms, and
for all Liver, Blood and Lung dis
eases, the "Discovery" is an I'M
equaled remedy. Everybody, now
and then, feels rundown played
out,"-with no power to generate
vitality, in fact, just too sick to be
well. That's where the right kind
of medicine comes in, and the "Dis-
covery" does for a dollar what the
doctor wouldn't do for less than five
or ten.
We claim that nothing like it has
been discovered for a blood-purifer.
It's guaranteed by the makers. Your
money is returned if it dosen't bene-
fit or cure you.
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n-,'-.. VIE. it.i'l.N Presented.
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tn ~.":-.l '.-'.r'i.':.:s + Washington.
a.! VISA 49, .:.!.-.': West Point y"t
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u-l:a. ...~.:.. ,: a.. tl...a...lna boomer
at t., !, s...'. ., q. .....y construed,
va 90 1880. o.. 3 ~ Like Mes
+ 80 '..r s..:-....'' i'.--.A, they g uli
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OF '''.t~'' a..''': '.l'''! 80 want, They
std" ''''...- g.. i.--....'n h"nndari"s,
-..'.. "'i '.'.H.' $ h:-;lt, concealed
themselves ~ s"'.l~"i around the pos
sessions thy c"v'''''- '.''i had determined
should tie theirs. Scouting parties OF
soldiers hunted them down and carried
them BACK "'y"ha 'he nouiius: ii'htr'o
The h''ri'p'rS ''''Al by H'riii'S had
boon I =, h'''H- n"iihS force win pro-
FANNY ana Provoked rather than de-
TERED t' ""''''f''E ana i'". iet mere
WAS Il 'i'ia'F posing IL al actual BOOMER
Young, h'''''s''iie' au,'acious, appa-
reh'!y al nome IN the MIDST OF TINS sui
forbidden Eden upon cholce quarter
section una any iald hungry mortal
might Wei f"Vet p" a. II mol case OF
tris"c' or fdit'r oi 'ruSoe VIE, win
That womb d" polehiate ana another
hi'ht .rlI'f'T' winchester LURKING Ia the
leaiN h''' "5l"lhI:
threw one leg over the pohlinel OF MS
saddle ana AGAIN eyed Mrs. Crrsoe adj
mlrinGiy. oince ne oade the adinlrals
uarlShter farewell IN the secretarys con-
serVatory at W ashngton, with the ar
hlled with music anu mellow win tropic
odor5' ne had not seen a woman 10 1alriy
interest MN uhtil now. inns reckless
little boomer looked certainly very pl-
quaint Even the perpiexlty OF proba-
Die Crusoe. ready TO roar against the
minions OF government like a very bull
OF l'ashan. did not render the situation
less attractive Inc picturesqueness OF
TINS haSar Ill the wilderness lmpelled
MN 10 be scrupuiously polite at hrst.
Deg pardon ne began.
Oh' you needn't 10 ask my pardon,
she interrupted: hastily catching the
words from his lips. 10 you spose
don't know why you're here! I'm not SO
easily stumped. ola man Call In your
other prowiln Diuepacks. iheres no one
else tor you to corral round here.
"o "a u'oo ""0 Aea.iS "io"o' yos
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MY men will soon ascertain that he
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-06-30

Is the line
To All POINTS NORTH and SOUTH
1t 10 the DINING CAR ROUTE Itruns through
VESTlBuLED TRAINS every day
In the year to
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-06-30

Whu1en representative for our
VIM 6U1 Family Treasury. the great
est book ever offered to the public.
A Christmas Present for both old and
young.
Our coupon system. which We use in
selling this great work, enables each pur-
chaser to get the took FREE, so every
one purchases.
For his first weeks work one agents
profit is $l68.00. Another 1886. A lady
has just cleared 1920 for her first week s
work.
Write for particulars. and if you can be-
gin at once send 81 90 for outfit. We give
you exclusive territory. and pay large
commissions on the sales of sub-agents.
Write at once for the agency for your
county.
Address all communications TO
RAND. McNALLY Il Cos,
Chicago.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-06-30

Sheriff of Thurston county, Washington.
ALLEN AND MOORE, Attorneys for Plaintiffs
Date of first publication, June %, 1898.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-06-30

you, felt quite disguised. Why don't
you keep better company, Arizony?"
Better company She seemed sur.
prised. "Mebbe if they'd "a had uniforms
on you'd have liked 'em better. But
then there's Burl-he's my fellow-he
wouldn't let them get too sassy with
me. He keeps his eye peeled when I'm
around. They're all afraid of Burl."
''Then Burl, suppose, is the gentle
man who almost ran over me in his
eagerness to get away from you and into
the saloon"
well, perhaps he does like his pizen a
little too straight. But then he'd been
dancing for an hour, you see, and dane
ing generally does make men dry Don't
you think SO nowY'
She looked up at him in such bland,
childlike way that he resolved to speak
yet more plainly. The platonic, fatherly
role must be tinctured with righteous
rebuke. Ignoring her question. he con-
tinued:
You don't seem to understand ex-
actly. There is something about you
now that is too good for such a place and
such a company as this. How can you
delight in kicking yonr heels ON the floor
with set Of rowdies whose language is
unfit for your ears? Why, their very
breatbs are sickening. Gomez owe you
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28

lily. dimly di,ccrncd through III" mist: tie blending
II The dead past. eXemplirrd In The I'D spanish
rar.vel,. with their ancient flags Of CASTLE and
i"on and the modern yachts steamers and cruisers,
with their gay decorations, all combined TO impress
he miYd Of The most unma gnative person.
ibont noon the .!ocnm'> anchor WIS unanp"d
nd the Zig boat SWING around 10 a NOR" favorable
In; 81 view. She carried Only the american c0or>
AID Tie Write nag lclrng the coat oarm, Of the En-
Dire STATE, but apparently II wao recognized 10y the
foreigners. most Of them ri least for all the way
MP The river She vas ,auicd and when Conterrols
sand. whc. board. struck mp "The Mar
,ealse' in front the huge Jean Bart. the French
seemed to go wild with delight. Tie British
tarS responded to the playing Of God Save the
Queen" with a less demonSirativc display Of salts
faction, rs became the national character.
RUSH FtG THE AFTER DECK.
Alout ha.fpaSt ] O'Clock. VIII everybody had had
luncheon. Il distant booming WIS beard. Their" was
Wild rush fDr the dect the ~ic'um being
.tadod up stream. Men and won'h climbed lpos the
Iill and the chairs. eager 10 catch glimpse 0 the
Presidents boat. Iu ihry had 10 wait Tor sore lihl'
\ faint INST Sill fingered on the water. just enough
TO limit the Iargr Of vision in an aggravdtihS man
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ncr. But the dun boom Of cannon continued, anu
vrrybody WIS satisfied. Tn" long delay was not I"
bc in vain Tho Dolphl. was nndrr way ut last
\ hundred ga ss were pointing Souihwarl. when an
old marine -hortci Here si" comcs!'
where" a,acd score of voices at once.
Right down whore you see that faint torHue OF
fame shooting ont.
Thu, other, looked again more closely. and. SIRE
enough the slender mast, and white hull oi In" hycr
were in view. slowly She cam" forward. but no one
complal,r ed The roar Of the biz guns on both s'd"'
came louder and louder un,i ct la,, She was loss than
n mile. away with the Blake and Monmouth f"ll0win;
closely IN her wake.
II WAS a l., aniful sight. and not easily erased
from tnc memory. The red glare "f the powder
eom arair,t the mist and smoke and the boom Of the
conr,u ,nc, Their vii Tia" dark heavy clouds that hung
low on the horizon suggested thunderstorm coming
nearer every moment. Finally the Dolphin r"ach'l
a linz. oppn- itr the Newark, ih" tafdaim, 81 "W''
were filed with saOrs standing ~ mo'loh'S9 ~
''", ciopa ~ fame and smoI,, b.lches forth the
now.rfuI Australia responds from IN" other SIDE.
nv h,tifuI di.pach boat is onbcopcd for momcnt
In the cloud. I'm n" moves forward h'lIee, ~, ~
shin, ~ the two great power. The fmlAn"ipna
OPENS fire first. Gun after gun thnndtrs uhi" , th,
salnlc is almost finished hrfor" the Blake begins 'to
Fncl.hman evidently DESTROYS Of providing the Close
NOT crani.d r the santa Maria aud the Enterprise
claim that honor and they make the mot Of II.
anchor within Il quarter Of a. mile OF the Slocum.
LAUHCHES SHOOT OYER THE WATER.
Immediately ancrward III" little launches begin 10
shoot ont from the nagshlps and III" ret OF IN"
.auadron bearing The vlrou, commanders 10 pay
th.r,re,pcct, T. IA" Admiral n the American Navy
IN. Slncum lingcr,d until the ceremony was over
~amr ~ the gIo~t- began 20 grow a Httl' lhlh'lth'
Tor they had been ou board over IN h,urS' Jus,
then Health Officer Jenkins came along In his ne"
uunrnniluc boat. u" Governor Flower. ana TOOK on
few of thrxc T"stircs ones. Tie res remained !"
vii p.ss IN. dl,prr.ing OF the commerce fleet. watch
ing Il sweep around the Entcrprs" with admiring
eyes until the last tngboat had started down stream
Then The siorun went to her pier At West twenty
second H. \ roUsirg cheer greeted the Governor as
he came ashore and another was given for Mr..
McSaughtOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28

TOO, which couldn't be had in Naine or low, and
wihch goes by the Congress name of tea. some
OF IL was smooth. some of it dry; some OF il
quieSoeht' ana some Of it fixed But each kind
Iau us champions and, seeing that nothing
co"'d oc "ohe pending the cessation Of the rain
ana 'hr arrival of the President, the store. 70
cat ana drink were charged upon bravcly Later
Investigations proved that none escaped
LITTLE MAN WITH a LOT OF LACE
All at once, shortly after o'clock, a little man
half hidden under a labyrinth Of gold lace ran AZ
hrlskiy as he could up to another little man. SINH
larly frcighted, and whispered eagerly. The sec
ond little man ran off TO third man not so little
whch was proper, seeing that he had more lace TO
carry, and they whispered Then the third man
went of to the ear of fourth, and at last what
they were talking about got to the attention of
IN elderly gentleman with less lace and moro de-
ncanor. who remarked. when he heard il. Get
rrdcr way" Somebody was evidently prepared
for that direction, for it bad been no more than
spoken before tie engines began to grind and the
wheels TO turn and the Monmouth was OF. So
were the Blake ard the General Mcigs. and almost
as soon as the Congress PEOPLE and their guests had
got out on deck the Monmouth and the Blake had
been ranged alongside of the phn.
The weather still thick and mursy. but it
had stopped raining. An aggrcssively cold damp
air was doing its dsagrecabe worst to make every
body miserable. The picture. even with its
gloomy setting, as seen from between the two
long lines of anchored warships, was impressive
to the pitch of macniticence. The might and
majesty of the civilized world hoated the
broad bosom of the Hudson giants of dcsoation
held by the ribbons of peace. Beyond, on either
side. moved an uncountcl navy, moved in tir"less
activity, twisting and darng. or strding along
lin pride. From every peak and masthead hut
tered the color> Of nations, the cross Of 81.
George. the trcolor OF France. ltaly's beautiful
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28

flows In nmpid spring when on" or more Aldermen
are near.
The Eoard OF Aldermen III" naval review
from the steamer Howard Carroll. which WAS boarded
by them and their friends AT Pier a. North River.
II was bld enough that they could not get any
appropriation to pay for food and drink but had 10
90 deep down into their pockets to pony up +:
but that the mandate of the Mayor should be- deted
and that no courier could he found To hasten ron
the civ Hall 10 the Howard Carroll and hoist t'' az
Of tie metropolis al the niz2cn peak OF that noble
craft WIZ to III overlooking tLcr cup II bitter.
ness. 10 those who are not Aldermen thus Of cpurs"
may seem trivial. but when II j. remembered that
they had 10 listen - the command of "A United
states Official Back there and To otcy II. u
.eonled ANYTHING but trivial to ho-" who are Alder
men What do they take IL Iorf' exclaimed CITY
Father Rim. who l. running this show. anyhow :
that's what Ia He 10 Know
\ FEDERAL INSULT TO BE- WIPED OFT.
1T 'hi. Insult amt wiped ont" shouted Billy b
Eanmcrl Of Tie NNNth District. Il amt going TO
marry another couple, see Back there! If can
ever lav my hnnd, on that dn.ler he'll ate putty ;
that's II 90. and yOu Just remember IT,"
Then the Land struck up "Gnriyowcn." and they
all danced a breakdown" to the intense merIimcnt
Of tie 200 oi 50 people who were aboard and who
shouted rhem,clve, hOnrsc IN meing on 10 victory
their iavortes.
"Wbat', tine maitrrl" SAID 80 Tom Dunn. OF the
NXtE District to one Of the Aldermen who sat In
a distant corner with his hand upon his brow I'M
m.rsed In deep thought.
"t,o away from me. man. said he go away
II don't introdnte II resolution about this and pass
IL too III eat ms Int do you hear me; I'll eat
my hat" and he brought his hand down with such
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close bv. and they Ga7cd M with more Interest
than the big cruisers. tho" marvellous examples
Of the irumphs that have been achieved bv
modern m.rn. science one politician seemed t.
voice The feeling %: those around him wheL lie re-.
marked after gazing for "A long lime tie santa
Maria well. u man that would venture out on an
unknown oundlcss sea In u boat Hike that certainly
possessed >.nd well sense. ALWAYS looked
upon Columbus posse sng elements Of greatness.
but since I've hat craft Of his consider him
wonder one Of the greatest men Of all times
Hour after hour passed without any sign Of the
President hut still time did not hang heavily. The
spectaclc OIL all sides that appealed TO
every one. The long lines Of stately ships. endcssly
suggestive Of stirring events the clash Of ana
the roar o! battle. the stu larger fleet OF com
mercr. that filed all the water space between the
port column and the lofty Palisades the picturesque
heights OF Riverside. Its green sides darkened with
III army OF spectators; the dull roar OF the great
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PART II.
PAGES II TO IL.

md every one gay Umbrellas came down and
smiles broadenedfOr the Union League and its guests
had had luncheon and were proof against the msts.
The passing o. the Dolphin was moment OF blind
ard deafening enthusiasm TO those atOird the Peck
blind because the smoke Of the slluiing and
the steam from III. screaming Whistles hid from
view the white yacht of the President he passed
along. AS the Dolphin anchored the Peek moved
on up the river and crossed just above the caravels
The return made along the line OF the foreign
men of war; close TO the ships. and at 80 p. m.
the Peck anchored nj her r'r
The trip under the pcIsonil SUPERVISION OF n.
L. Andrews. assistant secretary OF the Union League
Club. d. a. Gciraghty, OF the Ncwliavcn Line. to
which the Peck belongs, accompanied her, and Captain
+. J. Hardy wa, in command.
There were many weilhnOwD men aboard the
Peck. among whom were: Thomas ii. Wood, tie Kew.
Alexander Mao Ray smith. Colonel Thomas W. KNOX,
Frederick Gilbert Utica ex-senator Frank iiScocK.
Thomas Clyde. John X. Ciley, william H. Broken,
EugeTe Y. Connect jr.. Frederick H. Gibb'ns. Will
lam II. Davis Charles II. Is.lam. william BTookneids
John W. VrcOman. Frank r.. Trowbrldge. George
Magee Philadelphia Charles II. Tcnncy, william C'
Banning, Edward ). Chaplin. william ii. Webb, FRED
erick J. Remer +. A. Cans. John sloaDe. William NJ.
Fiess 5. ". Fay, DR.. George s. Allen. Richard r. HOT