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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-11-01

wheelman, however, to avert collision
if possible, and he cannot recover
damages if his own negligence is the
proximate cause OF the injury com
planned of.
3. A traveller riding on the left.hand
side OF the road probably assumes all
risks, and is prima .facie guilty ol
negligence.
4. Vehicles going in the same direc-
ton, the hindermost may pass on
either side.
3. Sidewalks are exclusively for foot
passengers, but foot passenger has a
right to walk in the highway, and is
entitled TO cross the street where he
may elect, but is guilty of negligence
if he attempts to cross ahead of ve-
hicle. And the fact that q vehicle is
on the wrong side of the road is not
evidence of negligence in an action
for injury to pedestrian.
6. A bicyclist employing an immod-
crate rate of speed on a highway or
street may be liable civilly or crimi-
nally in case of accident. If he reck-
lessly runs his wheel against pedes-
trisn he is liable for assault and bat
tery, Recklessness will sometimes
supply the place of criminal intent,
and il bicycle kills a human being
while going at dangerous speed he
may be convicted of manslaughter.
The term immoderate rate OF
speed" cannot be accurately defined.
1t depends upon time, place and Cir
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-11-01
WHOLE NUMBER 1868.

trees may also be cultivated with sue
cess, and in connection with this fact
it is interesting to know that a part OF
the favorite territory has been acquired
by Los Angeles for park purposes, and
it is only question OF time when the
city will have the unique distinction
of possessing the only tropical park in
the United States. Strange to say,
only the midway region of the
Cahuenga range is free from frost, the
lower part of the valley being oc-
casionally frosty.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-11-01
New York Post.


What is supposed to be the only
frostless belt in the United States lies
between the city OF Los Angeles and
the Pacific ocean. 1t traverses the
foothills of the Cahuenga range and
has an elevation Of between 200 and
400 feet. In breadth it is perhaps
three miles. The waters OF the Pa
cific are visible from it, and the
proximity of the ocean has of course
something to do with banishing frosts.
During the winter season this tract
produces tomatoes, peas, beans and
other tender vegetables, and here the
lemon fourishes, tree that is pc
culiarly susceptible to cold. Tropical
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-11-01
An Editor aud His snap.

An editor, who died Of starvation,
after making DR.. Tanner ashamed OF
himself, was being escorted to Heaven
by an angel who had been sent out for
that purpose.
"May look at the other place be-
fore we ascend to eternal happiness?"
Easily" said the angel.
So they went below and skirmished
around, taking in the sights. The
angel lost track of the editor, and went
around hades to hunt him. He found
him sitting by furnace tanning him
self and gazing with rapture upon a
lot OF people in the fire. There was
sign on the furnace which said, " De-
linquent Subscribers"
"Come." said the angel, "we must
he going"
You 60 on" said the editor, " I'm
not coming. This is Heaven enough
for me-"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-11-01
WASHINGTON'S TURN.
GREAT EXPOSITION SUGGESTED
FOR 1900.
The National Capital May Ceie.
brate the Centennial Anniver-
sary of Founding the Permanent
CRnflRl.


sary of Founding the Permanent
Capital.
The suggestion that a great exposi-
ton marking the close Of the present
century be held in Washington in the
summer of 1900 is meeting with much
favor at the capital. Besides com.
memorating the close of century,
such an exposition would mark the
centennial anniversary OF the founding
OF the seat of government in the dis
trict Of Columbia.
In June, 1900, the public offices
were transferred to Washington and
opened on the 18th OF that month.
On November %, 1900, President John
Adams in his speech at the opening
OF Congress said:
81 congratulate the people of the
United States on the assembling of
Congress at the permanent seat of
their government and congratulate
you, gentlemen, on the prospect of a
residence not to be changed. You
will consider it as the capital OF
great nation advancing with unexam-
pied rapidity in art, in commerce, in
wealth and in population and possess
ing within itself resources which, if
not thrown away or lamentably mis-.
directed, will secure to it long course
of prosperity and self-government.
The House of Representatives in an
swer to the above said:
"The final establishment of the
seat of national government which
has now taken place is an event of no
small Importance in the political
transactions of the country. A con-
sideration of these powers, which have
been vested in Congress over the Dis
trict of Columbia, will not escape our
attention, nor will We forget that in
exercising these powers regard must
be had to those events which will ne
cessarily attend the capital OF Amer.
ica." A citizen of Washington sug-
gested to the Board OF Trade that it
would be most fitting, as this is the
capital city. that each State compos-
ing the Union should have a perma-
nent exhibition located here showing
its several resources as to commerce,
manufacturing, transportation, min
ing, agriculture, ETC., added to the ma
tional government exhibit and the in
dividual exhibits there should be ex-
hibits of the nations OF North, Central
and South America.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-11-01
LAW POINTS.

When a contract is complete on its
face it cannot be effected by parol evil
dence.
A contract to pay a certain price
for goods implies that they are to be
paid for in money.
A representation. though false, will
not vitiate a contract unless il relates
to a material fact.
A partner cannot bind the firm BY
endorsing note for the accommoda-
tion OF another person.
A tender TO an attorney at law, to
whom the demand has been entrusted
for collection, is good.
The burden of proving the payment
of a mortgage debt is on the person
alleging such payment.
The doctrine that the assets of 4
corporation are y trust fund for its
creditors, applies only to insolvent
companies.
Attorneys may charge their clients
reasonable fees for services rendered,
without an express contract for q epe-
cific sum.
A purchaser who has notice that his
vendor (the one from whom he bought)
obtained the property by fraud, will
not be protected.
One who is induced by fraud to sub.
scribe to the capital stock Of corpor-
alton can rescind his subscription be-
fore the insolvency of the corporation.
A note antedated, in order 70 secure
more interest rate than allowed by
law, the money not having been used,
will be held tainted with usury.
Real estate, owned by partnership,
will be applied to the payment of firm
debts before the widow of a partner
is entitled to dover in such property.
A mortgage on his interest in firm
property by one partner to secure his
individual debt does not abridge the
rights of creditors to attach such
property for firm debts.
If q chattel mortgage is otherwise
legal, taking possession by the mort
gage will cure any minor defects,
and make his rights superior to the
subsequent levy of creditors.
Where a tenant, for q year, remains
in possession over his term, and is rec
ognized by his landlord as tenant,
and no new contract is shown. be.
comes . tenant from year to year.
The refusal of a common carrier
(such as a railroad or express COM
pany) to surrender goods in its posses
sion to the rightful owner amounts to
q conversion, for which the latter may
recover, if entitled to possession at the
time of his demand.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-11-01
STATE NEWS.

mates.
The residence OF Frank Leslie, in
Fairhaven, burned last Tuesday. There
! was $4,000 insurance.
The $4,000 appropriation has been
spent and $500 piles have been driven
in the Everett harbor.
Judge Sullivan recently held, in
case in Pullman, that fine can be
imposed for gambling, but that the
guilty party cannot be imprisoned.
u. Carney. editor OF the Montesano
Economist, has secured a judgment
against the town OF Elma COR 81 .l50, in
an action brought by the water COM
pany of which he was the head.
George, the little son of E. H.
Watkins, aged 3, was drowned at
Cathlamet last Monday evening. The
boy was left playing in skiff, and
when looked for was found lying dead
across its mooring line.
There are 222 pensioners in What
com county at the present time, be.
sides widows and dependents. The
pensioners get on an average $40 per
month. The full amount distributed
in Whatcom county in pension
moneys is about $4,000 per year.
B. Presly & Co., dealers in fruit, etc.
Of st. Paul, writes a prominent firm
OF Walla Walla that there is no mar
ket for Washington potatoes in Mime
sofa, for the reason the crop there
this year has been enormous, aud are
retailing in the streets of St. Paul at
10 cents bushel.
Some fine specimens of gold quartz
and copper ore were exhibited at
Monte Cristo Tuesday by Peter Chlode,
of the Louise-Edison Mining Company.
He has force OF men busily at work
driving tunnel in the Louise and
apparently has as good showing as
can be found in the district.
Commander Farenholt, U. S. N,
lighthouse inspector, 18th district,
has gone to Seattle to join the United
States steamer Columbine for tour
OF inspection of all the northern light
and fog signal stations. He expects
to be absent about two weeks. Before
the Columbine returns to Astoria
new propeller will be put on her in the
drydock at Quartermaster harbor.
At North Yakima the jury in the
case of Charles McGonigle, who has
been on trial for the murder of his
father, about Aug. 1st, retired to the
jury-room at IL o'clock last Saturday
night, and returned soon after mid
night with a verdict OF murder in the
second degree. This was the most
interesting case ever tried in the
county, on account of the atrocious-
ness Of the crime. The best legal
talent in the county assisted the
prosecutor, and plaintiffs counsel as
we'll.
DIR. A. w. Thornton, special agent OF
the Department of Agriculture for the
promotion of flax culture in Washing
ton, has gone up White river valley
for the purpose of consulting with the
hop ranchers and other farmers OF
that valley. His idea is that a flax
mill with capacity of thousand
tons year ought to be erected at Sc.
attle, where the soft water OF Lake
Washington can be had for use. TO
construct such mill and start it in
operation will require capital OF $685.
600, which DR.. Thornton feels quite
confident he can obtain, if he can
secure sufficient supply of raw flax.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-11-01
CITY OF ABERDEEN.

Connecting with boats for shelton and KsmiI.
che. 1 "'
LANDINGS: City Dock, Seattle; CommercI.
DOCK. Tacoma; Percival's Dock, Olympia.
Fare between Seattle and Tacoma. so cents:
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-11-01
The DeDth OF the Sen.

Small boys often ask their parents.
How deep is the sea~ The answer
depends entirely upon the sea. The
following table, complied by one who
has Investigated. may help one to the
solution of one of the small boys
problems. Average depth in yards ::
Pacific, 4, ,252; Atlantic, 4,O26; Indian,
1868; Antarctic, 5000; Mediterranean,
LAG; Irish, 24O; English Channel,
ITO; Adriatic, As; Baltic, 43.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-11-01

THE only permanent cure for chronic
catarrh is to thoroughly expel the
poison from the system by the faithful
and persistent use Of Ayers Sarsa
parilla. This wonderful remedy proves
successful when all other treatment
has failed to relieve the sufferer,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-11-01
QIRECTOHS

r. NJ. REED, W. McNICEFH
SAMUEL WILEY, A. A. PHILLIrS.
JOHN +. CONVEY.
Olympia, March Il, 1898
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-11-01
DAILY TIME CARD.
OLYMPIA, TACOMA and SEATTLE ROUTE
s. WILEY NAVIGATION cn =
STEAMER MULTN0MAH.

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-11-01

Vice President.
JOHN +. GpWEY.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-03-21
Gtwas iiber Trudtwcdiel.

9ieber WoreIsru. - 9u pirit isoers
falls csnfsn. BOB unier Stdoiben eluse
ircren ODER nit ben Barren i'm Wlnter
idlai bearlifsn iet. SD sebe germ 5u.
oaB mir IN Den @lntermonaten ppbl
faum aus benz Nutlslibsn berausfOmz
men uno oaB uus bic ooer oa cine Nrt
Winterihlaf umiblelht; inoeB nit ben
Ntpnen 1dssn Ieit einleen 8oDsa Wedt
CUES auf. GIN reyes 2ebeu berriht IN
unisrn StraBen, uno alerlsi Ylaae MT
oen semaht ilir's fCmmeuoe 5rlblabr.
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etrpa iehs Welleu BON bier 40 Nder oes
bsiten Jarmlanoes sepabiet, nm es
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Shailabe, oaB bic ~hIeli9en 8ar;rf l.
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81 tuiniben iibris laiien. Bsnn Dub
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beiBi es, Srubt wstleln. I'm oieiem
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den, bat Ssrr Sobu Sang berelts elni9e
hunoert Suibel Der anertaunt 5eittn
YilaaStartuffeln aus Blsconiin bsitsut.
utter anoern: ,Sarueit Sing, rWon
lana &oie, uno .@ar y Ohio @r,ra".
9at slaubwiroisen 3susnliien brlnsen
ueldste Sorieu pou 500 bis 1900 SIs
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erntete BON l Suihel 80, uno Elm auoe.
rsr aus SaiuOis us SuIdsl. Suoem
limb cleie 8ariofftln better Quo litdt.
luenn sefobt,i hUeeweiB uno Isbr ibmad
bait. IS miro alio uniern Jarmern
udditsu Serbit cine quite S~slsssnbeit sss
boien. iid before Sorten 8artOff:lu 81
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iduhsn. Gle Deroen nlsoann berdus
inoeH, oaB es iib bsiier bsjablt, 8ars
tphelu gu pfauSeu ielbit, mean Der Su
libel rs Gents foiten ioate, ola @elSen
gu tlsben fir 40 - SO Gents DEN Su'
laeI. 8ir plnidsn Serrn Sang ben
beitsn griolS!
Gin GARNER.
&l5mcno, ben IL. WdrS 1895.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-03-21
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-03-21
Die pcriblctestc CANA.

Dos ~ieltene Nlturipiel elmer totnlel
W0noftHnsrn,B, D.. b. oes Gurbaauael
oes QOuoes tugd ben groidattsn Il
FOLDER 8ejis, baB er poa oemielbel
o%OLitanols beOGd ulo oober nabe;u IN
l6tbar gtmati MIRO, lpuroe bier corlee.
zen SOEntag Nbeno unter ben sinitIsitsf
GuiptSen ucn Suuterieu bCobdhtet UNI
o%erpunosrt. Nn etnCm upuitduo,e pol.en.
lrcien, tIlyem Slmmsl lnuAte eeaei
bdlb Z ubr osc Wtoro in ieiner puQel
Sratt empor uno mari islue iilbersldn
ienoen Strablen lber bic rubise @roe.
auyS Dor odt llbr besann alsoann oer
untere llnfe &dno Der s~ldnsenoen S1eibs
lih mi, elnem letdteu Shlerer gu BE-.
Sleben, Ger lit lar9inm uro alImdllc
uelter itob, 10 oaB Der con oemielber
beoeaie 2Iell oes Wouoes cine ounfel.
,pIblihe 5drbuHs annabm. Sc tpei,el
ote SsrountsluH9 iOriidrit', osito inten.
iiusr wGrce Die eiscnartise Jdrbdns Der
ueriGleierten WOHoidsibe, mo be,
@sbiet Der 5arben ON lleieu Gotb gum
SlOlett Slau Ooer 8riinlitls Belb ae-
rud6rie stHen duBetit iuterelianten uno
IruBlrt'sen aablit. 3ar olsies eisen,
lrtl9e 5arbenipiel idou be; Der Beobah
lung nit Dem bluBen Nuse beutlib su
~arfenuen, 10 pirtte es UNI 10 impoianter.
penn man es our9 Elm itatfss 3elescOp
bttrnbtste.
Nm 8roBayiisIteu nabm iih bus Scr
benItduipiel Gus. als fat bic sanSe
IiO ri elbe ccnGrcidatten bsoedt une
mr. rch Gil 9ari i9maler. slGrSCnosr
Streiicn ON Obereu, rettsu &anoe iibrip
nar. Salo mar au1 bieier perlbwurz
zen, nno nun nalm Die Serfiniteruns In
ralhem WoBs 5u. bis nm Elm Tlertel
DOR iehu ubr Der Wouo bic Wltte be,
56a.tenbabn erreitt battle uno nun wie
inc saum ihlbare, IN Der Wltte iidrtet
nls OH Dem Eanoe perounfeite blutrothe
Sdel6e srittCn. Daiislbe impolante
uno be5dubsruoe Sbnu,piel. pe!bes mir
turS Dor SQuenouus Der poatduo,ssa
SeIi lterur9 brOb1ttei baiien, wieoer-
bottle lih, oils ss9sn lo5 llbr Der untere
Wonorauo plsosr aGs Dem Shatteu
berportrat, bis iib Die leuttcnoe Sidel
oumdlis u~srsr0B,rte uuo nuh 9erlaui
elmer nett rtn S.unoe 5rIu Saaa ben
Sdltter ~prufdnoi9 ~abJepOrItn bate
uno lbr itrabIWoes Nntl + iu'eosrum In
Ibrem pollen 8iGnSe Ssiaie.
Sir Die Ntrcuomou bot Die iptale
WonefiuiteraiB, bic i~triaens nabe5u
cine csulrale, b. b. cine iJibs mar. bel
pelder Der UsOuo ben @,6ihatten in
oeIign sIOBtsr Sriite paisrt. @elesen.
belt, ras Ssridwiaesn uno 8leosrer-
tsinsn ucu Sieruen ~ tspbdd!ep, iibsr
welte Die Wcntitslbe iib io,tbewe9t,
mas lonit Ill 5olss res tari:n MOno'
llties MD mc9I,b 1T.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-03-21
DeS
MenSChen Blut

Besteht aus Kuegelchen, roth und
weiss und schwimmen in elmer Flues-
sigkeit, Els naehrt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-03-21
Wottj fur Goatraetorem.

Sir Den Snu zines neuen Sdulbauies I'M
Stitrltt 20. 90, Conn ct. Ytartin, Stearns
@cuntp. Minn., peroen Ausebote sutssseus
9erommen. Sid ne uuo SpeStftationeu fons
men na6 benz %. Wldrs in Der Office ces
Siitritt- glert unb in Der Office oeS Nrti-
tstteu u. y. Suiiep in Ct. Glouo bsiihti9t
peroen. Die Nnsebute peroeu am 10.
Nprll, nahmltta9S Stuei llhr, III msiner Sfz
ice g%eofiuet. Sas Uuu' 9omIte behalf itb
oas &edt DOR, leocs oOer ale Nnacbpte Su
uerperieu. SEQ. II,
l4-ba 9iitritt Glert.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-03-21
Moods Pillen Won Tausenden bestati.
Sir MlbanD uno llm9egcnS.

Sm Yinase @asenibcp ~ Nlbanp iper'
ben pou Der unierSeibneieu 6lrma Sarge
aler Nrt lSu rem rieorisiten yrelien Der
fault. YSir balteu aud tets cine Nusipabl
BET Der Snno gemahte Sarge porrdtbig,
ipt DIE mir Al ben barteI 3eiten an6epaBten
ei. ieu pertaufen.
8. 3. Setn5& 6 O.,
IA Nib any, Ylinn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-03-21
YI6crtii6.
,3luei niislihs giiher iiir Narmer.

49,
SerdusaeSeben BON Der Creditor Yubli.
ltins Co.. @ilwautee, @is.
w0as Belidtorn { Nais), Die pIdtisiie
&llturpa ause Nmeritus. "--WIt Die
len Slnitra,ioner. 0pa 0. @er:
MID, pruttlibem 5armer uAo lano:
uno forfwrtbihaiilihsm Sbriiiltsl:
Ter. Irels 90 Gents i~ranto.
Sn eisiem Sl6lein itileert 6srr @er.
MID in Ietner pcpuldrtn Shreitreile nit
Ger fethtbum Gmsritds NIT Der Nuseeb,
ruh9 ees Ndtstaues 9ettc9en uuc pai
Ger dmsrttdntlhe Bauer eteler splci1er
6ruht rercantt. Sere6tist iinp eieis Nus
laHunsen ;uslstb fur unlsre surppIii6eu
Settern, cenen yac rrulcs" sefubrt pirp.
cap aud Die peutlbldnriibe g1npwtrtb
lbaft bsisr prcIperiren wIree, wenn oei
Natstdu bert srpesre Serbrettun4 fdnee
In sesianeten Sprten, bic bieIes ermpgli.
den, fstlt ss ni6t. 1as guhlein umiabi
50 Seiten une pire hort serne Gingane
rineen. NO Der quite Wtle our Setuns her
HInewirttlhdft p%pfb1npen III.
yuriere SauslbIere in seiurSem INT
frantsm 3utauoe, nit Nubaus 6ib
nerjubt uno Jutterbau."-Wrt Sabi
reiben Suuitrationer. Yon @. @er
MD. Sierte anilaSe. Brsls AZ
Gents %irInfo.
Iiries Slhlstn, tds mir ~unicren 2sIerr
Itpn IN leinen fruberen 4u1dssn empfCt
len baten, bst1ncelt bic gferee>, 8ine.
web. S6weins., Shdfs- une 6ubner;uhl
1uf IA Sstten turj uao bunel9, une sibt
cine fdblite NnIsitun9 sur Ssbaneluns
Ger Sttbtrdntbsiten.
to- Sstoe Builder on cine 2(ertii,
I'm SWs uoer Nuslauoe fir 81 Gents
pOhirsi.
Wtan abreiiIre: grceliior gubliibine
60, Sc Waion Ctr, Milnaufee, 8is
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-03-21

Dr.. price's Cream 8afin9 powosr.
2Selt.a usitaunsS MesaiQe uua 1itlsm.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-03-21
Lungen,
Him..

Die rothen Kuegelchen enthalten
Sauerstoff, um die schwachen Theil-
chen ueber dem ganzen Koerper Zu
erneuern, und muessen frisch und
kraeftig sein, wenn die Person gesund
und stark sein will,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-11-09

WASHINGTON, Nov. S.-The presi-
dent today approved the amendment to
the civil service rules, which will result
in bringing many postmasters and en-
ployees within the classified service.
The addition is as follows:
And whenever. by order of the post
master-general, any postoffice be con-
solidated with and made part of any
postoffice where free delivery is estab-
lished, all employees Of the office thus
consolidated, whose names appear on
the roll OF said Office, approved by the
postoffice department and including
the postmaster thereof. shall from the
date of said order be employed. Said
free delivery Office and person holding
on the date of said order position of
postmaster of thus consolidated with
the said free delivery Office, may be as
signed any position therein and given
any appropriate designation under
classification of the act which the post
master-general may direct"
It is the intention of the postoffice
department to consolidate many offices.
This consolidation will not necessarily
DO away with the offices but establish
them as stations Of some central point.
1t is probable that presidential offices
as well as fourth class offices will be
included in the consultations.