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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-03-22

WASTING DISEASES WEAKEN WONDER
w fully because they weaken you slowly. gralL.
ally. DO not allow this waste 81 body to maj p,
yona poor, h.hhH' immlSiTttr YOU h. ri, IA or roor
Great liuiyan IL To b" had only from th.. II D..
son Medical destitute" This wonderful discover,
was made by ia" Sp", iali,t, ~ thu old ftu, u al
son Medical Institute" IL Is the strour,s Il and mo,
powerful vitalizer made. IL Is NJ powerful ,hat n
II simply wonderful how harmless itiS Won cun
get II from n0whrr" hut from the Hudson Medical
Institute. Write for circulars aud i-stmnuiAiS
This extraordinary RrIuvcuniur l. thu most
wonderful discovery Of the Hgr. Il has hcrn ~.
dorsed by the leading scientific men of Europe ,ri
America
HCDHAN i purely vegetable.
HtDIAN stops prrmatut'n.vg 81 a." e..
charge In twenty days Cures lost MAN
HOOD. constipation, dizziness. falling srnsaiinI.s
nervous twtcbing Of thc eyes and her parts
Strengthens. invigoratns and tones the entire
system. II Is as cheap any other remedy.
HCDYAN cures debility. u'rv"usnesS ennis
sions, and develops and restores weak organs.
Pains In the back, losses by day night hiOII,ei
quickly. over 900 private indnrsrmentA
Prematureness means impotenry Ia the arSt
stage. II is IA symptom 81 seminal weakness and
barrenness. II can be stopped In twenty days. by
the use Of IIudyan. lIudyRn costs no more than
any other remedy
Send for circulars and testimonials
TAINTED BLOOD Impure blood due To
serious private disorders carries M yrias Of SORE
pro,ucin; &, rms Then comes throat, pirppis-
copper colored spots ulcers In mouth old sores AMI
falling hair You can save trip To Hot Springs b.
writing for Blood Book To the old ph ysicans 10 tin
HUDSON MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
Stockton, Market and Ellis Sta,
s.S FHANt is,'o, CAL
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-03-22

cumstanccs. The city saves ncarl,
so each night ty the cut.
tn" dog-kil!er has taken re,engc on
Marshal Northup for his zeal in de
fence "f the cauiLc species, by poison
lag Liz pet dog. which seldom if eve
lett hi, rtemi-,s H., died with ever,
evidence O: poison from strychnine
which was DOUBTLESS thrown into the
enclosure which surrounds the Chief.
home.
"Wednesday night at ! o'clock Jud
i. Becker and Mrs. Ella NJ. Henderson
both Of shelton, were united in mar
riage 10y Rev. J. :. McCallum, at the
residence of the brides brother, Mr.
Monroe, on Seventeenth street. The
happy couple will probably return to
Shelton tomorrow. Mr.. Becker was
late ropulist candidate for Sheriff OF
( Mason county.
4 very successful dance occurred at
kamilchie, Saturday night. About
forty couple were present, and greatly
enjoyed the occasion. the celebration
OF the memory OF the patron saint OF
Ireland The local railroad company
ran trains for accommodation of the
votaries OF Terrsichore, enabling
them to make it the grand social
event of the season in that enterpis-
ing little city.
Mark T.. Reed and Gus Harris rep
resented the Elks and Masons, at the
funeral of ex-Gov. Laughton, at Ia
coma, yesterday, of which organiza-
! tons he was a member. Mrs. l.. ar
rived from San Francisco, Tuesday,
and Immediately after the funeral ser
vices at st. Luke's church, left with
the remains for San Francisco, where
the body will be cremated, in compli-
ance with desire often expressed by
the Governor during life.
Miss Breen, the optician, has met
with very favorable sale for her
optical goods. which are of high
grade, at 80 Main street, one door
south of O'Connor's book store. She
is an expert in selecting glasses
adapted to the eyes, and in her ex.
tended experience at the great fairs
has met with gratifying success. AS
she will remain but day or two
longer, it would be well to call and
examine her stock at once.
Curtis Harold, so long and favora.
bly, known as manager OF Heistand,
Warner & Co.'S extensive grocery bu-
siness in this city, will it is announced,
at the close OF this month, sever his
connection Herewith, to engage in
another business. Mr.. II. will carry
with him to his new field OF duty
an enviable reputation for business
probity and the possession Of all those
qualities of heart and brain which
command respect and ensure success.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-03-22

FIRE AT TUMwATER.-The dwelling
house belonging to Mrs. Fannie E.
Biles, at Tumwater, occupied by Chas
Z. Hewitt, was destroyed by fire at
$50 O'Clock yesterday morning. The
building and contents are total loss
The house was worth about 81 200,
insured in the Phenix of Brooklyn for
$500. Mr.. Hewitt's loss was fully
$1,000, insured in the State of Salem
for $500. the fire is supposed to have
originated in the kitchen from q
defective hue, or in the bath room
by carelessness of the children who
were there at the time. Mr.. Hewitt
lost everything including his new
piano, cornet and violin and all cloth
ing except such as was being worn at
the time.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-03-22

were there at the time. Mr.. Hewitt
lost everything including his new
piano, cornet and violin and all cloth.
ing except such as was being worn a,
the time.
THE BURGLAR ARREsTED.-Richard
Payne, a deafe mute, was arrested
Monday by Chief Northup, on sus-
picion of having been engaged in Ger.
tain burglaries in this city the past
few days. One of these WAS the en-
trance Of Noschka's saloon and the
abstraction of about $40 from the
till. Sunday night like attempt was
made on the bar Of the Olympia no.
tel. The porter in making his rounds
at an early hour Monday morning
found the lights of the saloon turned
out, and as he was turning on the
light u man rushed by him and es
capped. On examination OF the prem
Uses it was found that somebody hat
entered by back window. which hat
been forced open by the insertion of I
sharp instrument between the sashe'
and turning the catch. An effort hat
been made to pry open the cash regis
ter and part of blade of pair O
scissors had broken off in the attempt
1t was evident that he had thel
turned his attention to the safe, wher
he was interrupted by entrance Of tn
porter. Payne was met later on com
ing from Tumwater, and when ar
rested at once confessed his guilt ant
was placed behind the bars to answe
for his misdeeds.
SETTLING AN OLD CLAIM.-The Sur
yeyor General has been the past wee
taking the testimony OF band Q
Yakima Indians regarding the CLAIM
of the Catholics to AT acres of Ian,
adjoining the Yakima reservation
which is based upon occupancy at tn
time of organization of the Territor
OF Washington in 1888, the act 70
which containing a provisO that Ian,
to the extent of GAO acres occupied
for a mission shall he confirmed to tn
religious society sustaining it. Tn
mission had been established b.
Father Chirouse, in 1862. In 1856
during the Indian war, the station wa
abandoned, but was re-established il
1865. In 1883. Bishop Junger, of tn
diocese OF Nesqually. applied for
patent. Smith and Kinney, who wer
occupying the tract protested. Tn
local land office and Commissioner @
the General Land Office decided il
favor of the mission, but the decision
WAS not approved by the Secretary c
the Interior who held that the mis-
sion claimants were only entitled t
the land actually occupied at the dat
of passage of the act, and directing tn
Surveyor General to take testimon
to ascertain that fact. Some OF tn
mobile red men" who are preser
took a prominent part in the war {
> 1866.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-03-22

CUPERIOR COURT, State of Washington in
y and for ThurstOn county
James Burns, Plaintiff, vs. Fida,' - turner auu
). H. Burbre Delend.,..
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-03-22

IN the superior Court Of the state of Washing.
L ton for 1hurston county.
The Somerset reporter., 1895-12-05
Edward Manchester.

Edward Manchester Wa born n
Windham, Ne. oct 1872. tie son Of
Thomas Manchester also the great grand
son Of stephen Manchester. the slayer
Of kins rolau. the warrior ehef. of tbe
Eeekeaaeaoks. ia NIndham a1luk Ham
Brook. Nay Il. 80 ou lHe day Of tn
ambush 81 Brown aa1 Wiashlr
Brown lelot Instantly kdlaa and Hia=
shlf eadI5 ee8adrd sesIfed taiee saH
left In dead bs iae Indians
ar Manchester died a. Hpdham.
NJ. w tr l-a5. Al the hame of EHa=
KIN Nssou a6a married bis SISTER
LUCINDA Mr IN hestes eame to the
heanebeo from Nundham. With an OK
team in the all If 1851 and entered the
employ IF George W KING prominent
lumberman ala operated IN the sieniz
ty IF Mao,ebead Lake. viii whom he
remained some years then ~ith the
Coburns to many years. thcu with
John h Kussef
Nj Manchester was alwass Interested
IN the prosperity skowhegau, aud aas
closely identified with many Of rs inter.
ests, was stoekboldcr ia the Second
National bank for many yeafs, aud mas
hirly successful in the accumulation Of
praperty lie Ms perfectly honest IN
his business transactions and cuJoyed
the confidence I'll all with whom he
The Somerset reporter., 1895-12-05
The Situation I'm Turkey.

The situation in Turkey - about a.
serians ~ 4, q,, D. aud ~, a.. .....t
= 9'e' '''ii0s 0e S"'u MN any aeRfee
OF certainty More than Ia.oo0 Arme-
mans have thus Tar been killed be Nas.
1ens rbers t,,,,,f f1.f II.... ,,.......# -
eie P''"'eiis'''" se''f - me
crime ls one 81 horror. an rs a terrible
blot in the history af - nineteenth
eeet3,Yy
i''i ,''N '''s
sldefabie par 81 the Arm man districts
in the provinces Of rrebi1aud Efzrum.
ri lis Van II4ruo5f D44rbelf .aa
Si.as has ben laid VI. +, nao.ssf
not vet full. knawn. el The A,esft4,-
inhabitants have been killed b., mn 5s
tent an crnsl4ne into IstsotenF. f6a
Armenian rase IA Turkey The Turkish
Government cav Nh. irFUr.,-t,n tgat
The Ar,nen4ans heg,n fbs att,rls Euf
tins was NOT the fact NJ WHO t,f.ns,,
cd 10 have affns in their 6a5Ise. ,lefsasIed
theIf families 10 the last Al Dt4,l.lf
where the Christians are peneraII,
armed. they made A hauI heht fsr af.
and some loo Noslems a.rre sad ~
have been killed. But ASIDE from th,s
one ease. the destruction IT from 1000
10 5000 Christians has mot caAf the
Turks more than 200 OF 80 live.
During the latter par II ~rpfember
and the early DAYS Of October. Turks
and kurds were being armed while the
disarmament of Christians was seIng
pr ssed With great determination The
kurds said they had had order. T. de
The Somerset reporter., 1895-12-05

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= nm '.'2N i'''e' Ao' M M
was - .'.i,.'' "' '''' y .'i''''' iiei
t5.as .'-' ~ y "' Nv ii'i'''i 'i'.' 10 mn
e'i''.''''''.e ti''ei,'''"ai anu pi'Hs'eai
-, '' ~, N u, oyip i'i'io ''e jun.
- '''''b,. ~ was l''eseh''" at eoui'
~ '''i N'S i'ii'i i'"' "i'i, '''e
N.'eN ~ 'l' oo"R p'''ei'''' ana N'S
' '.I al .i'' qua. ' i9'n anu I,' a. .'ie
J,5o.sse '' MT la'j'9'3 @ue'l 'l9fia.
The Somerset reporter., 1895-12-05
A Cure for Headache.

As a remedy for all forms Of Iead-
ache Electric Bitters has proved to be
the very best. It effects a permanent
cure and the most dreaded hahituM sieh
headaches yield TO lis influence. We
urge all who are afflicted To procure a
bottle, and give this remedy fair trial.
In eases of habitual constipation Electric
Bitters cures by giving The needed tom
to the bowels, and few cases long resist
The use of this medicine. Try it once.
Only fifty cents at Il. l. Patterns Drug
Store.
The Somerset reporter., 1895-12-05
MIiehell-Marrlll

There aas a pleasant home Wedding
IA Coruvlle 9u "Wednesday last. NaY 27.
Al the residence of Mr. Hiram a Ner
aIg tbe canuaetu parties being Val
tef y. Mitchell and Ms Eta Merrill
both of ~keabeGn. The CEREMONY ,u
which the ring was used. WIS performed
hg Rev Q y Hanson. r,stor af tbe
couple, in hepresenae of i fev relatives
only Cb9sf letlcsameuH were served
af1 tue ceremony The contracting
PARTIES a.e Mi aud aQuab.y known u
aaf town Af Mitchell is prominent
among The s1 knight IN De Molay Com.
maadery. and his birdie MAS for some
time connected with tire millinery es
abHahmenf II Mr- 1aIa y kineud
N5uy choice presents bespoke Tire os-
teem iu Which they ue held by ther
friends Trey have entered their new
home ou The south sIae, and have the
congratulations of al ebo know them
upon this appy event
The Somerset reporter., 1895-12-05

The Democratic tarih' is popular il
England and on the continent of Europe
said Senato~ Lodge at the Republican
dinner in Boston the other evening
That sizes up the situation. No day
passes in which Mr.. Clevelaud's admir-
able tariff (for anybody but the Amer
lean people does not receive commenda
tion. Lowell Courier.
The Somerset reporter., 1895-12-05

LaNoI is the hest medicine FOR child
rem. Doctors recommend it in place of
Castor Oil
The Somerset reporter., 1895-12-05
SOMERSET PICK Ups.

.H' .ass ~ The Investment g. last
monday
Atfed Wrshg e1-5faspaI II
the >oHuaecwoek high sehaal died
Tuesday morning. aged g5. sft4mor On
Tic 'faia
An ea9ftis beins made il Madison. -
ha'e eaaso II lectures Ire pro
eeeds 10 be USED fal thc benefit of the
public library
lie HeH han IF the pffs1Ield Odd
/ Fellows Is practically finished and is
now being used for Iodee u8f5ase, II
Is pronounced a beauty
H. L. Harris, VIE la, been connected
"ith the Madison Woolen 60. for over
/ H. years. severed his connection with
+ the company last week.
Frank Geo,,e Manson of Sa5., -.
among hose Who recertly graduated
from the Dartmouth Medical eol,eo4
/ There eere seven Maine ,.4r in ,,e
class
T.. II. Cannon Of ADsoD La. Drr.
chased 500 sheep this fall for Merry 4
CasweGL They were bought in AD.on
New Portland New VINEYARD Industry
and strong
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ne 9a'"''n2 h3a5sh ana Sportsman >
"''' ~ -. AI''bs e8H'e OH Ao't'''>' uhe
'N'n' WITH '''"t 23me count oi -.,.fft
''e winning side se'i'h- s's''. A..
stevens Won the lll]e l'i lie largest
count il'ae ol ON man. DISC count beng
l''oo
lhe December tenn of the Anson
Quarterly meeting of Free Baptist
churches will be holden 1t Madison
Bridge, December 5rd to 9TH Ministers
Conference Tuesday the 5rd, at SIX
O clock =. NJ sermon AZ 80. e. NJ
Conference Wednesday at II o'clock \.
N
The new Methodist church At Pitts.
lhcld is now nearly completed. L. :.
Stevens has been painting or Finishing
the interior in the natural wood and II
b. Dunbar of Bangor. is doing the freseo.
ing this week. The furniture is on the
way. and it looks now as thourh the
church might be dedicated ahont
Christmas.
\t.ssrs Soutl.,r4 ona r.. g :.
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The Somerset reporter., 1895-12-05
STATE NEWS.

The cruiser Maine remained in Port
ana Hai9off irom tuesday until Fri
day ana Wa Visited BY hundreds Of
people lrsm tie city.
1t is stated mat the Grand Trunk is
preparing = construct branch Inc to
Eauiorf. Andoyer, and the l2kes. A
surveying party i- looking over route,
leaving the nam Inc a. West Paris.
Charles :. William. who was under
Indictment ana 500 bal f,r killing
Dr F.rn-~orth At Maiden. Mas died at
ii's '"''''l mouse ID southport. We'd
''..'''' - .'N'''i'i iliaa. ne "as %
's''' ''i
Ere Al Bine Hi @e.ine day morning,
destroyed 1he stores of sherman erin
die. W. \. Partridge AMI j. 4. Hinckley
ana partially burned the Pehdleton
9ni.d'ne ntaf by. Iatai loss 900;
Paf1'a"! insured lie cause "as
cig" stub ihi WI down Ia Gfjndle's
61'ie'
The Engiish steamer Numidian,
"hich saiIed ifom Portland Thursday
eaiflen the largest shipment 9i eana-
alah apples 'Aat ever went oat Il that
port consisting 81 Ii.s3' barrels and
i'7'I Jokes. IN adaidon u these there
were 'y1 paife.s o1 local 'f American
apPie''
Myrou Il. Watson and Lester e.
The Somerset reporter., 1895-12-05

Hot water bottles. all sizes, best
quality, prices guaranteed, at SIMPSONS
Corner Drug store.
The Somerset reporter., 1895-12-05

A Canadian town where there are
several large lumber mills has found
Use for sawdust. Gas for lighting the
town is made from il. The works turn
out daily 30 cubic metres of gas, for
the production of which about Two tons
of sawdust are required. \ man and
boy furnish all the labor needed At the
works. The gas is an ordinary burner
gives an illumination OF about eighteen
candle power. The lest quality comes
from resinous woods.
The Somerset reporter., 1895-12-05

A Bostonian who is in Turkey writes
that the dethronement OF the sultan is
the secret, but common talk Of the pco-
Pile The minds of all leaders are great
ly disturbed All the later reports
show conclusivcly that the Sultan IS
personally responsible for the whole
series OF masSlcres aud that he is
simply joekeying with the powers
The Somerset reporter., 1895-12-05

New York World 1t appe rs tat
three turkeys. were -eut 10 the President
this ytar Ihe hstturkey called by The
-eaier a hsrd-times bird" It's former
oN uer is IL wealthy Democrat and poultry
shipper, living near Grafton, W. Va.
He Wrute 10 a friend At Washington,
fhaf he Ind sent the best bird Of very
large flock 10 Washington,s with a card
bearing this inscription. TO the Presi-
dent of the United States, White House,
Washington, d. G.. You can have it;
can't sell il. Thi. year five cents a
pouud-never before less than ten or
fifteen ="
The Somerset reporter., 1895-12-05

\ tired stomach is very much like
spraued ankle. If YOU suffer from
any of he symptoms OF dyspepsia, your
stomach is tired 1t needs crutch.
W must relieve it of all work for Il time,
or until il IS restored 10 its natural
strength. 70 do this successfully, We
must use IA food which is already digest
ed outside Of the body, and which will
aud the digestion of other foods that may
be taken with II. Such product is the
Shaker Digestive Cordial.
The Shakers have utilized the diges-
tive principles present in plants for the
manufacture of this article, and its sue
cess has been truly phenomenal. You
can try it for the nominal sum of 10
cents, as sample bottles are sold by all
druggists at this price.
The Somerset reporter., 1895-12-05

The governments of Colombia, Eeua-
dor and Peru have agreed upon the
Queen Regent of Spain to act as arbitra-
tor in the delmitation of the boundaries
of those countries. It is asserted that
this is the first time woman has been
chosen to settle an international dispute
of this character and Importance.
The Somerset reporter., 1895-12-05

Doctors say that they fear the general
wearing Of heltS Of late has caused not
a little overlaeing. There seems some
ground for this apprehension. One can
so easily pull up belt little and the
result makes all the difference between
an absurdly large waist and one that
looks trim and becomingly curved Wo-
men who have never thought of tight
lacing are induced to try it for the first
time when they wear silk belt with "a
gown. The only other refuge for the
stout is no waist line defined at all
The Somerset reporter., 1895-12-05

Uncle Sans farms are not all gwen
away yet. The secretary OF the interior
reports that 600 100000 a,res of the
public domain remain undisposed Of,
exclusive of Alaska. OF course much
of it is not arabic, but there is enough
to make another good sized State when
settled.
The Somerset reporter., 1895-12-05

Acre once meant any field. 1t is still
used with this Significance by the Ger
mans, who speak of Gods acre, allud-
ing to the cemetery.
The Somerset reporter., 1895-12-05

Since the gold mining craze has been
epidemic in Colorado, correspondents
say it is mistake to call her silver
state.
The new street cars made are almost
all electric or cable, and there are
practically o horse cars built. Europe
still uses the greater proportion Of horse
cars, as the substitution of electricity
as motive power proceeds less rapidly
there than here.
The Somerset reporter., 1895-12-05

Aroostook paper. are now engaged in
deploriug the tact that the FARMERS Of
that county have run to one crop, ana
that crop, potatoes, aud they alvise a
greater diversity in crops eleafter This
is certainly sound advice and Atoostook
farmers, or the farmers of any other
county, will do well To heed ii.
The Bethlehem Iron company aud tie
Carnegie Iron company have been
awarded the contracts for furnishing
armor plating for two new Russian war
ships. This is considered to be big
triumph for American firms and likely
to be the opening wedge for further
la &c contracts in this country.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-10-09
A Plague Of Tsccs.

Some time agoit was announced
that bee farming had been taken
up at Gennev'llers, one of the
most loathsomo industrial SUI
burbs of Paris. This was treated
as Joke, but the news is, our
correspondent says, nevertheless
true, and the project Of the Seine
has just received a petition from
the inhabitants TO abate the
nuisance. The bees live upon
the sugar refneries of the neigh
borhood, clearing away all the
dust on the roofs, and even land
ing on the bare backs of the work
men. 1t has been stated by a
sugar refner that every hive in
the neighborhood carries away 20
shillings' worth of sugar in a
year from the factories. He does
not, however, complain of this
loss, but of the irritation the per
petual buzz infiicts on the work
men.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-10-09
Youth African Gold.

The South African fields have
gone ahead Of this country in
gold production, The yield in
Africa this year viii reach $50,
100000, and much higher in 1896.
One popularity about the African
gold is that it is taken from sedi-
mentary rocks, and the processes
have been So much improved that
only 10 per cent. Of the metal is
lost. In the African mines A.
600 natives and 5000 European
workmen are employed. But so
per cent. of the gold was saved
by the processes used nine years
ago. This is an instance of what
science and ingenuity are doing
to increase the gold supply
american paper.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-10-09
Sans Souci
Seaside Resort.

The pleasantest, quietest,
shadiest and most perfectly APP
pointed seaside resort on the
Islands. 1t is only four miles
from the heart of the city and
within easy reach Of the tramcars,
which run every twenty minutes
or oftener. Elegantly furnished
detached cottages or rooms are
obtainable on easy terms. The
table is superior to that of any of
the city hotels and all the modern
conveniences are provided.
Picnics and bathing parties can
obtain extra accommodations by
telephoning in advance.
The bathing facilities of Sans
Souci are superior TO those of any
placeon the beach. soft
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-10-09

A Frenchman was Boosting that
he had thoroughly mastered the
English language when he was
asked to write from dictation the
following choice specimen of our
choice eccentric vernacular Gas
Hugh Hughes was hewing yuIo
log from . yew tree a man dressed
in garments of dark hue came W
to Hugh and said: Have You
seen my ewes? ? To which he re-
piled: IF you will wait until !
hew this yew | will 60 with you
to look for your ewes After
an attempt the Frenchman adj
mitted his mistake. He used to
imagine that he was used to Eng
fish speaking, but he would be
more careful how he used the
language III future.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-10-09

One Of the most remarkable
exports Of the Gold Coast is that
of monkey skins. During the
last five years an average of VS.
600 skins, valued at $50, 600.
have been annually exported,
Only skins in good condition and
with few shot holes are taken.