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The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1894-04-23
PROPOSALS FOR CoNsTRUC

TION.-Depot Quartermaster's Office,
Washington. ID. O.. April I. 1894. Sealed
proposals. in triplicate, will be received
at this Office until l2 o'clock. noon, Mon
day, May !, 1894, for the construction Of
superintendents lodge. Of stone or
brick. at the Custer Battlefield. Mon
tana. National Cemetery. in accordance
with the plans and specifications there
for. which can be seen or had at this
Office. or at the. offices of the L. 5.
Quartermaster at Helena. Mont; the
Post Quartermaster at Fort Custer
Montana, and the Chief Quartermaster
at st. Paul, Mimi, where also blank
forms Of proposal can be procured. The
United States reserves the right to re-
ject any or all proposals. Envelopes
containing proposals should be plainly
marked Proposals for SUPPLEMENTARY
Lodge" and be addressed to GEORGE II
WEEKS. Deputy QuBrtermaster General
U. S. A., Depot Quartermaster. Wash
ington. ID. G.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1894-04-23

Notice is hereby given to the owners
or occupants Of property abutting on
the alleys Of this city, that all ashes,
manure or other refuse matter must be
removed witout unnecessary delay.
+. s. JACKSON,
Health Officer
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Notice.

Members of L. S. Grant Post, No. IA
You are requested to meet at Masonic
hall. Tuesday. April oath, at s o'clock
p. m, for the purpose Of electing officers.
G. f. CASE,
Commander.
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ALDERMEN.
First Ward II. W. McIutire, y. r. Sorrenson
Second Ward-Thos. Gibb W. n. Bullard.
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The dog ordinance is now in force and
owners Of dogs must pay the license
fee at once or their dogs will be impound-
ed and killed.
4. s. JACKSON.
Chief OF Police.
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uSeibcm mmo ith ftarf seiaen"

b. +. t6rperIi6er Fen ifrii&en @let6mutb entse5enz
iesen, 1T iiherIt6 lcbensmerb aber bic Spfer Res
&benmattsmus phrben sewtb sera anf pas aOb pers
it&teu, has 'brem Stcic8muS sefpennet pirb. ipenn
tie it'd nur &ube pcn ben rbeumatiiden Audten
ertaufen t6nnten. unb iie tbnnsn es Ga3 Mutel
Oa5u baS iie iid NIT Der sr6Bten Seauemltdtet ptr=
i6affen tbnnen, lit Sptetter'5 MasenbterS, pet6es
oas rbeumattte @iir aus rem sbrper treibt anD pie
baron aificrte apnitttuttpn in pObtbuentrer @etie
berubist. Grsretfe bic @elesenbeit beim S6opfs,
menn tu rbeumatiite 3uduusen periphft uuD made
tbnsn ipfprt Elm Gnee. Seocnfe, lteber 9cler, baR
Gbeumltt5mgS INTER rlmlduben iih lei6t auf 8
ser5 pirft. unb 70 Maubem, bem bte5 paiiret,
brad ra8 oerb parber eRtspet nidtt aus 9ebe i1nz
bern aus Sdmer, uub uniasbaret 9eiu. Oa8 Sitters
Il aud en oussesetneteS 4Rttte sesen Rerenleiben,
JRalarta. 6art eIoi9tett, alsemeine Stpdde, Neuz
raIate, SGlahoFsteit unb Dpspeple.
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Nplfsmirtbi1aftlibe Stnbiem.

Sm 8unbes Mrbeitsbureau lit man
5ur 3eit nit brei ftatiftii9en @rhebuns
gen bei9dftist, beren @rsebniKe BON
GROCER Beoeutung fiir bic 8ebanblung
elnlger Der wi6ti9iten Jragen in Der
Notwithstanding fein meroen. Sie
erlte oerielben, nit Der man am tpeites
ten seoieben it, umfaBt bic Streifs bee
legten lieben Sabre. womit eine fribere
4rbeit, melfe cine glei6 lange porauf=
gegangene DeriObe bebanDelte, ergdn3t
mereen iol. Oieielbe nirb gan3 uns
abbanglg pom berienigeu Der ppm Prds
lioenten ernannteu &ommiKdre 3ur uns
teriuhung Der uriadeu bes @bica9oer
Streits geflibrt, bod muB lie baupts
fd9llh aud bieien mie ben bon 0ones
lteao gum @egenltano Der @rbebunaen
maiden. Oie 2lblift babel lit. nur
WSateriul gu iammeln. einfa6 5batias
den felt3ulteaeu, rpie bic 3abl Der Stris
fer, bic 9auer ibrer Nrbeitsloiigteit,
ben yetrag Der 2nbnperluite Der Tsrs
lutte. pel6e Die llnternebmef erlilten,
bic llrladeH Der oerldieoenen Sireits
u.i, 10. Die S6liKe oaraus gu alsb:n.
miro Der wiIieni9aflli9eH Searbeiturg
ibell la1en bleibeu.
Sic 3peis unteriu6uug pifo, ipie
pom aon9reB onaeorbnet, bic Solssn
Der ginfiihrung Der Wialdiuen beban.
helm unp iomit baS geiamnlte inbu.
ftrl,ae SDltem unierer 3eit 81 umfai1en
baben, cine i6mierige 2lrbsit. heren &es
luliate aber bel eratter NuSfiibrung uon
groBem Wertbe iein miiRen. Die brittle
unteriudung, fir melhe inbeRen erit
bic Yorarbeiten i'm @anse iinb. foa bic
8el6dftigung Der welbIiden perionen
in Der Snbultrie unb bamit ale bic
5ragen bebanbeln, bic baraus ents
iprungen linb. ndmlid) in neldem ums
fange babur1 bic 9lrbet mdnnlider
Berionen entbebrli6 gemorben 1T, lpie
bic 20hne beein fluBt wur0en, in lDels
den @ebleten ber peibli6e WfitbeDerb
am ftdrflten auftritt, in wel6em bic
6rau bic meilten 6dbisteiten entwis
delt u. I, 10.
9a nidt oorausjuieBen 1T, baB bieie
Qrbeiten irqenbmie burh parteipolitiz
i6e Sin flliie in Der abioluten 3iftigs
felt ibrer 8eiultate beriibrt merben t6nz
men. wiro fur bic golfsmirtbi6aftIer
oamit nertbpoles Wtaterial geboten
iein,
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glus San Uaarcos pirS beridtet

- Nus San Warcos wirb beri6tet,
baB bic 9tnlage ber 6ii63u1ts uub
SruanItdlten bur6 bic yunoes Slide
rei'aommiIiiOn in au9rff geuommen
woroen 1T. Dtr. Wm. .. Benton, Der
bic 3 dne anfertigte, iit bereits einge.
trofer. 9ie 8unoes 3egieruug bat
25 older 2anb gefauft, bic am SuBe bes
@baulauqudsS Sii9el iegen. So weroen
o6t 3elGe, ieDer eiuen piertel 4der an
@r0Be, bergettellt; auBerbem swei
3eide 5um 9tufbewabren Der Slide
uno ein 9rOBes &eierpoir. 2llle 3eibe
nerben nit einanner DerbunDen unb
t6nnen reithli6 nit WaKer eeipellt
merOen. Sie 8eamtenwDbnnngen unD
anbere DISQUALIFICATION fommen auf bic
Norbieite bes @runbitlids unb Die
Wobnung bes Superintenoenteu, elm
ar6ltettouiid, i6Ones @ebduoe, tommt
auf bic Weitieite. gorldufig 1T man
nit Der 2lu8srabung Der 3ei9e bee
iddfti9t.
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(Tortsebuns forst).
Or. price's Cream 8afine powoea.
96dite @elt<ansieQnnss Ausseihunns.

- Sn Der ndditen "a. Staatsleeis:
latur mirb elm populiit i'm Senat
iiben-fein &epublifaner. Oas 6aus
3dblt fiinf3ebn populiiien unb brei &e=
publifaner. Oeutide giebt eS i'm Sc.
nat suei, Walter Sips unb s. M.
BreBler; Beibe limb Demofraten. Sem
9auie eeb0ren bic 0emofraten @bas.
eausbammer. u. 6. Galte, W. VI.
Wur3ba6 unb Der Eepublifaner s. 6.
SprefelS an.
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IS. &apttel.

Sn Der Sabrif bon Siegfrieb Sanber
u. Sobn 9ing tros Der bebenfli6en
Stimmuns ber 9lrbeiter porldliiig nod
alles ieinen seregelten Sang. Gte
Wtaidjinen af6ten unb itampften, Die
sroEen ghlrungraber laultert uno trie>
BEN 6ie 9ranslniliionen, bic Spulen
widelten Die {)unoerte BON Mfeilen
lan9cT 0auifdoen iauber unb georbnet
quf. 9n ben 9erduldpollen, lndftigen
getriebe herri1te Die georOnete 3bd>
tigfeit ber afenidenbano, Die Der blin>
ben @emalt Sinn unb 3lped perlieb.
Gs mar ell biibiber Gag. SIN 6of
Der 5abrif Karen re6tS uno linfs BON
Oem 0abrueg auf Dem Sie idmeren
Saltfubrmerfe bic 9tpbnlaterialien an>
iubren urb bic 6a6rifate lpieber forts
Bolten, flet;le 5ierlid)e 9ialenpldte nit
0uid)gepddHen. sluf eiuein oieier
i6attisea gldsden fab Wiutter SAM
fen bic Hrau beS SabrifinipeftorS,
uno 5og BoBnen ab.
Wlelonie fam Gus Der Stabt, eing
iiber ben Sooi unb fab Srau Sanilen.
Sofort lentfe Tie ibre SAritte i'll ibr,
that aber bod iebr iiberraid)t, ais batte
lie chen ben Soiier BON China an bic,
fer gtet1e ueta.rttst, l:ott Der alten
Wtutter Sennen.
n@abrbaftig, Sie iinO's, Shutter
Sanlleni guteH Wtor9en, lltutter
SanNen.'
sGjuten Mior9en, guabi9cs 6rdulein.
gud i9oR lintermegS%
sid Gott, ia. limb CRIME 8obnen
Sieben Sie ab. g2adsbobnen, ni9t
tpaBr?a
rWa6sbobnen, natiirlid, 6rdulein
Melanie. @eorg ift gang uerieilen auf
bic 8obnen. s(lle Gage mD6te er
8obnen eiieil."
Wietanie trat raid nod eini0e
Sd)ritte ndber, iette li9 enolitb auf
bic fleine @jartenbanf neben SSrau
9aniien nieoer uno seigte fir bic Sobs
nen i'm Gll9emeinen uno fir @adss
bobnen In Giiig uno Sel i'm Seioube.
rem elm un9ebeures Sntereile. Sie
f6ien plOsliG Der lleberSeu9rng Su lein,
baB bic g0iuug Der foSialen 9robleme
unlerer 3eit BON Der Serltellung eires
guten @a6sbobnenlalats abban9e, unb
baB Elm gduB Sel nebr ooer weni9er
ben 9iuin unIerer aultur unfeblbar
mad fid 5ieben miiiie.
ullno-fpaS madt Sbr 9err SoDn
iett?1 fraste lie, nidt gang I'm 3us
.iainmenbang nit ibrer ao6funftunter-
baltuns, pi6 babe i'm, ieitoem er nidt
luebr nad bem &omptoir fomnlt, ni1t
pieber geieben."
.9a, benfen gle iid, 6ranleia
Wlelanie, CT bat iid Elm aomptoir ees
u,iethet unb madt jett felbft @e'
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SnGlenS Mrntea galbe.

D,. bette Gable ber WeIt far S4uitte, Quett&uu.
seipruusene pdnb., Grptbsulsn unb aGe Sauttronf.
b.tt.n turtrt Sdmprrbotbsn cber tetue Ge,abIuua
Bbutse 9ufrtehenbett saranttrt ober has @eIb wirb
1aru6eritatttt. rs Gents pte S6a4tel. Bum 0ersauj
Eebpisiale
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= Beiuabe elm Sabr lit i6 an
geinfraB unb botte bic fur6tbariten
S6mer5en. 8erid)iebenes murbe obae
ben aerinsiten grfLls sebrauft, big
f6lieBlid bur6 bic Nnmenbung bon
Or. @uuuft &onig5 9amburser pflas
fer pollltdnoiae Seilang eintrat.-p.
&oblinger, Sron Hibge, Wis.
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Rn,etnn npet 40. 5trbat.
(Gprtiebune.l

(Sprtiebung.)
nSie lpollen Iagen, baB Ser GonIul
bas Sfretben peranlaBt Dat?"
rSa"
nSsie fommen sic ouf einen iolden
Geroad)t?"
nMan mill mid los iet1 BEL Sanoer
u.SoDn. unb ba oaS i'm @juten uidt
sebt, 70 ioll es auf bieie @eile seben. !"
n00ren Sic, lagen sic niGt 5l
oiel !" parnte Ser llnteriudungsri9ter.
sd iage meine Wteiuuns!" anti
lportete Setter Sagen troeig.
n@s miro ii6 finoen, oh SSbre Wteis
inun9 ri6tis ober fali6 it,"
@s entltanb eine fur3e EauIe.
sd fam nun lpobl 9eben?" fra9te
Setter Saeen enblt6 pieber.
r0ni, oaS pobl nun nidt."
rBie?"
rgie merben ii6 f9on bequemen
miiiien, geter 6a9en, uniere Gaitz
freunbidaft menigltens 10 lange an5u<
aebmen, bis Sbre Gnsaben ermieleu
iino."
Sic lpollen mid ein1perren?"
u@ie Sic ba sleid) aufbrauien !!
Sie befon,men cine fleine biihi6e
3elle, befomnen Giien uno 9rinfen,
f0nnen i6lafen, 10 bel Sie molten"
Limb Die Sdanbe!" idrie Setter
9asen.
Gorih 3udte-tie Ndleln. User be-
lueiff mir bentt, bab Gte mid nf1t be-
logen baben? @er garantirt mir oafiir,
BOP Sie morgen, menn ii6 bas berausz
ftetlt, ni9t iGon iiber alte Serge linb?
9oren gie .ipobl gu, Setter Sasen. Sd
bobe mid ni6t un(onlt nit Sbnen
iiber Sbr Gartenipief urlterbalten.
Sobalo Die BON ,Sbnen ansegebenen
Perionen nid)t in ieoer 9igIi6t bie
Wabrbeit Sbrer 9lngaben beSeusen, 10
f0nnen gte li6 auf eiue boie @e<
f6idte sefabt maden."
sd gebe mein @ort, baB i'd ni9t
fort9ebe."
rgebr id0r. Gber audi bas niiss
nidts. Denn ipenn i'd Sie beute forts
faiie, merben Sic -ni6ts @ifiseres 5tt
tbun baben, al8 Die pcn Sbnen genan1t>
ten 3engen aufSuluden uno su beei1ts
flulien, fur5un, eS 9ebt nid)t, Setter
Sagen. SD fam eS nidt, bamit 9unfz
tltnl."
geter 9asen bib bic s3abne suiamz
men unb ballte Die Sault.
slber es niitte alle8 nt9ts. Siinf
Minuten ipdter faB er in Saft. St
fonnte Dor aufregun9 bic ganse yia6t
nidf idlafen. @r bOrte jebe gtunoe
Hasen, unb BET jebem @lodeni6las
flud)te er leiie Dor fi6 bin unb i9pur
benz 9onlul SanOer bic i9merite 0laae.
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Wegen alter Whisfies, BronbieS,
Sin, Bum, tuenbet gu6 an M. 6 as
itanola & Sobn.
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K|GiderstOff Departpment.

Sn unlersm reihbaltteen &leiber 1toff Oes
partenent, fas anaefilIt lit NIT ben pradttg.
iten @raeusn,fien Der Mooe. offeriren iplr:
423ruige tpollene Gbebrons, biibi9e s9at.
tiruneen in grau, ipertb 70 Cts, fur
10 CENTS.
3s50ui5er &bipcorb, tpertb so @euts, fir
48 CENTS.
43;Daise @ranite &leiberseug, in Naob
8lau unc S9wara tpertb Is Gents, fur
So CENTS.
@emuife,tes Mummie aIeiberseus, ipertb
$l.00, fir
70 CENTS.
@emuFferte unb aetiipfelte 39oDlliae gres
pons, beraheeiebt BON $l.25 aLf
90 CENTS.
46jDlIiae Moire poOlins, bsrabseiett bon
$l.50 auf
$l.l6.
80 3bGiaes Nbipeort, iptrtb $1.75, fur
$I.38.
51sSuise gemuiterte unb eeitretfte Gptn
gaiines. berabseiett BON 81 so unb $1.75 auf
$l.38.
52sDaises @orert 3eus, u$1, 81 25u.$1.50.
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Medical Discovery"
rir bic 8esahlung 70
mander 9oftorred.
llllng eripart bat, ba
it felt ben letten eff
Sabren ba8 Dis
covery" segen 8otb.
lauf itrlo gegen 6ront.
ide 8iarrb0e &c.
braurbte, 10 oft btes
notblOenbig mar unb
baB cs mir aub ftets
bascgcu scbolfen bat.
Sd babe es aud bic.
len mesler 9fadlbarn
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Griuft SoQanb's 3aifee ieben
Gag frif1 9ebrannt.
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epart Scftorredn,tttgett.

Miinerat gont, 9uscara,uas Co., 8.
Or. 8. q. 8ierce, R. g.:
=. Wertber Serr!-Sd freue mid iasen at
fonnen, baB Ger @cbrau9 Slre8 "Golden
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ntnyrn sarantirt t,,r
QWLLK cline Nuk
Oher has Gela h,iro sariidgegebsn.

Das Discovery" reinigt, beretdjert uub
frild)t bas Slut al fart baourtb baS
Snftcnl nno berleiGt bem burdj 3ebrenbe
aranfbeiten anSgenlcrgelten S0rper nsue
0fnneung NIB &raft.
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Or. price's Cream Bafins powoel
9as uolltommenfie. nas semadt pirh.
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.CIQthing !! C|QthilG !! CIQibinq !!

@erabeau iibsrtpdItiseno 1T infer Glotbinss
Oepartenent
llniere Breiie tpsrben Sud in Gritaunen
ieben. Seine toollene Mnsiae gu $40 uub
auftpdrts. 9lud billigere Maaren iinb in
Der srDbten Qustpabl nurbanoen. Sn bieienl
0epartement, tpie in allen anberen, seben tpir
bic 8retie an.
@beptpt 8eintleiber fir Serren So unb $31a.
Seine 8eintleiber fur 9erren, sen,u9t ipie
nad9 MaB IS, $6 unb 81.
Gtne niht anju'iibrenbe lanse Site bon
ainoer 9ln,iisen, 8louien, Dadnteln, llebers
siebern &c.
MantG|, JackGn, UGbGIVirte.
Wait Mdnteln, Sadem, llsberipiirfem, &c. iinb
mir reid be1ieben uno bieten etne ME ba.
setpeiene Nusipabl.
8iuber Galbmir @Ioafs nit pradtbonem
8eiab, in beribiebenen Garben,s bon s1.5o
auftparts.
@lutter Su6barb SHUTTER, gut gefiitteri, bon
81 so aufpdIts. u
5uds Safels fur Oamen, in i1pars, So so.
Damien @fpes, biibl1 beiett, in braun,
iamarj nnb anreren Garben, 50 so.
nniere .Bliilh 0raps brben m duf ben
fabeIhaft billis:n Breis BON $ls rebuSirt. -
1lniere nit Seibe sefiittertsn 9liiin @apes.
bic mir nit sl5 perfaufen, miirpen iiberalI
$25 foiten.
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empiobten, ba es eine wirflib enpfeblens.
pertbe arSuei 1T. Soiepb Smtth,
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Die
W0Aentliae Treie Trefle fnr 99a
erf9eint
ieeeu Qoumerfaa
unb foitet
$3.50 ftir SaS Sabr pSer $1.25
e Wpuate tn 0OrauSbesablnma.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1894-05-25
PORTFOLIO
OF THE WORLDS PHOTOGRAPHS,

OF the majestic and imposing Nature and inspiring
in Art the gran scenic eventually historic and strkingy descr
ve including impressive heroic and
ments which mark human and distinguish the
earth. 1t also contains photographs of
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Sherif's Sale
UNDER FORECLOSURE:

UNDER FORECLOSU
CUPERIoR Court, State of Washington, in and
~ for Thurston County.
Joseph L. Cake, plaintiff. We. Margaret L. Howard,
Frank A. Howard, Charles Louch, Jacob OFT
and +. 3. Horton, defendants.
Under and by virtue OF an order of eale issued
out OF the Superior Court OF the State of Wash
inRtOn, holding terms at Olympia. in and for
Thurston county, said State, on the 9th day Of
judgment and decree rendered therein on tho
4th day Of May, A. ID. 1894, in favor Of the above
named plaintiff, and against the above named de-
dred and seventy 700Ol dO.!srs, together with
costs Of suit amounting to the sum of wv enty -four
and 40 100 ($24.4 0) dollars, and amounting in all
four and 4ol0O (5.s94 4ol dollars, which order Of
sale was TO me as Sheriff of Thurston county duly
directed and delivered. and by which l am COM
manded to sell at public auction. according to
law, the following described real estate. to-wit:
Lots numbered five t5), and six {6) In block mum.
bered n:netysix (96), in the Charles Il. Williams
First addition to the City of Olympia, Thurston
county, State Of Washington, and being lbs feet
by rs feet, at the northeast corner of 18th and
Adams street In said city of Olympia; also all that
portion of lots seven az and eight (S', in block
n line commencing at a point on the west line Of
said lot eight (s) thirty (30l feet north of the
northeast corner Of Third and Main streets eaid
corner being the southwest corner Of said lot eight
S)l and running thence east sixty (60) feet,
thence north twenty-five (22) feet. thence east
sixtyone and One.haf (6it.) feet, thence north f-
teen u5) feet. thence west one hundred and
twenty-one and onehaf (l2l ~. feet, to the west
line Of said lot eight, thence south thirty seven
(37) feet to the place Of beginning. together with
all and singular the tenements Entertainments and
appurtenances thereunto belonging, or in any
wise appertaining.
Now, therefore. public notice Is hereby given
that have this day levied upon the above de-
scribcd property, and that win the 18th day OF
June. A. d. 1894, at 10 O'Clock A. n. of said day,
at the front door Of the Court. house of said
Thurston county, in the city Of Olympia. sell the
same at public auction, to the highest bidder for
each in hand. or SO much thereof as may be ne
cessary to raise sufficient TO satisfy said last above
named amount, together with increased costs
and increased interest.
Dated May 9th, 1894.
G. 5. PRINCE,
Sheriff Of Thurston county, Washington.
Date of first publication. May II, 1894.
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rades of the Grand Army, we salute
your dead
After the services here the COM
mands will move to the grand stand,
where the following order of exercises
will take place:
Prayer -..... 80. Rev Comradc r. J. Lamont
~, our country" ..... Hon. Elisha 7. Ferry
Music ....,.....:... .-.... Capital Park Band
The Army and the National Guard"
.. -. ....-. Lieutenant Mark f. Reed
Grand Army of the Republic" 49,.
... .. ...........'. Col n. Ii. Owings
Music Capital Park Band
Sons of Veterans (by Son) . Immune.
..-... go. .-.l..... Capt Geo. S. Hopkins
Women Of America
women's Relief Corps .... Major o. A. Bowen
daughters of Veterans
Music ...... ... ....... CaDital Park Band
Our Flag" .:....... W. T. Cavanaugh
The Public Schools of America g.. .....
Music ...-. ............. ........ Band
Grafton of the Day .... Judge NJ J Gordon
e America BY the band and everybody
At the close of the exercises, the
commands will march TO the corner OF
Fourth and Main streets AMI he dis
missed
By order of
ARCHIBALD III. ADAMS,
Il. B. CRANDALL, Commander.
Adjutant.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1894-05-25
A GREAT ATTRACTION.
The Georgia Ministries Prove as Pop.
ular as Ever.

ssheAA &Ao AINCHe
The well-flled house and the fire.
quent laughter and applause which
greeted Richards & Pringle's Georgia
Minstrels last evening should prove
that old-time minstrelsy has not lost
its power to please. The Georgia
Minstrels, made up entirely of colored
men, have for score Of years been
popular and successful, though only
departing from the style of entertain
ment given by the old school in elimi-
mating the stupid lnockabout farces
which were so great bore.
Billy Kersands, the funniest, if not
the only funny colored comedian, was
the life OF the evening with his songs,
dances and yawning abyss of mouth
which first made the Georgia Min
strels famous. The Crescent City,
Quartette, Howard, Wooten, Watts and
Walker, won several recalls, as did
Gauze, who is certainly clever in his
female impersonation. Tom Brown
danced particularly well, and Jas.
White was nimble with his feet. The
entertainment is pleasing Of its kind.
and entirely free from coarseness, and
will probably draw we'll whenever it is
given in Spokane.-Spokane Reriew.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1894-05-25
Sherif's Sale
ON EXECUTION.


IN the Supreme Court of the Sta te of Washing
w. B. Hanna and Mollie Hanna. respondents, We.
George NJ. Savage, Walter J. Thompson, Henry
Drum, ct al, appellants.
OF the Supreme Court OF the State of Washington
on the 10Th day of April, A. ID. 1894, In the above
entitled action, on judgment rendered In the
Olympia, in and for Thurston county, on the 18th
day Of June, A. ID. 1888, and affirmed by said Su-
preme Court, on appeal. on the 18th day of March,
ants, W. b. Hanna and Moliie Hanna. and against
the above named appellants, George NJ. Savage,
Walter J.. Thompson, Henry Drum, ct al. for the
sum Of twenty Thousand sixty ard 10 100 $3.50.
CO. dollars with interest thereon at the rate of
eight (S) per cent per annum from the 18th day Of
June, 1898, together with costs Of suit amounting
to the sum Of one hundred forty and (Sl4O6O)
dollars. which said executed was to me as Sheriff
OF Thurston county, said State. duly directed and
delivered; have this day levied upon oil of the
right, title and interest Of the above named de-
PENDANTS, or either of them, of, In and to the fol-
lowing described real estate, to-wit: All Of lots
numbered one ~. two t2). three 49, four lAl, five
Eve C5l. six t6) and seven ca, in block numbered
three 81; lots numbered one ~, l2) three t3)
four f five t5 six (6). seven 7) and eight (sl, in
block numbered four az, and all of lots numbered
one q, two 2) and three go, in block numbered
Doustion Claim No. forty (aO), and part Of Dona
ton Claim No. thirty-eight (3sl, In township
nineteen Q9l north, range two t2) west of the
willamette Meridian; also the south half Is ~
and northeast quarter (NE al and the southwest
quarter (SW - of the northwest quarter tNW ~
Of Section twentyf five (25) and the southeast quar-
ter tSE al Of the northeast quarter (NE ~ aud
and the northeast quarter me i4) of the southeast
quarter lsE = and lot No. four l4 IN section
twenty-six I26]. all in township eighteen isl
North. Range one NJ west of the Willamette
Meridian in Thurston county. Washington, the
aforesaid land in township eighteen ISL, contain
ing six hundred thirty four and 7l-lOO [634.7ll
acres according to the u. s. Government survey
and standing on the records Of Thurston county
on June 18th, 1885, in the name of Walter J.
Thompson.
Now therefore, public notice is hereby given
that will. on the 18th day of May, A. ID. 1894, at
10 o'clock A. N. of said day, at the front door Of
the Courthouse of said Thurston county. in the
city OF Olympia, sell the above described real
estate. at public auction, according to law the
highest bidder for cash, or much thereof as may
be necessary to raise sufficient to satisfy said
above named amounts. together with increased
costs and increased interest.
Dated April "a, 1894.
G. S. PRINCE,
Sheriff Of ThurstOn county, Washington.
ALLEN Il MOORE. Attorneys for Respondents.
Date of first publication, April Is, 1884,