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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1896-03-04
You Must Eat,

why not use groceries that are fresh? They
cost no more; look best, taste best and are best.
for freshness ir, things eatable is divine attri
butte. Wilder & Vincent keep stock Of gro
ceries that is snperlatively fresh land they keep
nothing but what is fresh.) Tel. No. Z.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1896-03-04

Tom L. johnson, Of Cleveland, is ap-
parently moving about very cautiously
in railway circles.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1896-03-04

Spain will doubtless make desperate
effort to instruct Uncle Sam how to con-
duct bull fight.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1896-03-04

12)
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-11-12
Gortfebung folst.)


= Sn CLARION IN urbebte
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ti9.
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2su4t9us berbsi9sfibrt.
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auf Dem P6ftlingberge bel urfabr
ipurbs aussepliinbert. Der Dertb
Der %9eruubten. meiit Don Waafabrern
ssipsnbeten 9egenitdnbe belGuft ii6
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Ginbrud purbe Ra9ts periibt.
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aus benz 3u6tbuuie entlahene Irbets
ter 99laade eri9Ius in Sobentir4 BEL
9fisien ben 3Gtbner Ssmplin, nabm
Der fIii6tsnben Srau bss Sempliu Is
Mar, ab, eri9lus bic Srau auf benz
ge66ft bss Radburn Babel uno ers
moroete f6liebli6 nod ben Babel.
Gdlaade lit perbuftet.
- 9as Sebnidbrtse &inz
be q b bes Setonomen
2eonbarb 9our in 1ntermeoIinsen
Ie9te sseuer an bic S6euer ibres
0%ieuItberrn. Sas 9ebGube brannte
%bpqfGnbia nieber. Ils urIo6e CAB
has WGb9sn an, buB ibr Der Oisnlt
ni9t msbr gsfa1en unb fe Der Soffs
hung iid bin9ab. bur4 sinen 8rdro
fOriJutommsn.
- BON ben Rdrqueass
SnIeln tommt bic Ra9ri6t, oaB inter
ben Ginseborenen cine Irt 4usiab
ousaebroden lit; bic &ranfbeit. bic
bon ben SnIsIbetpObnerH r6uu" GEE
ndnnt pirb, boste bereits mebr ais ben
britten She'll Der geu0lferung trgrifs
fen, 10 bab BON Suui9sei6Gften fir
bic bic 9ruppe uufiu4enoeu Gambler
! feline gfebs ietn tonnte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-11-12

bsrspiirbigTte eirgeiabsn porben, ben
gtbeno Bel i9nsn gu bsrbrineen. Nas
tiirii9 bate i'd mid barum niat
Speimal bitten ldfen, uno i4 lam
tpobl iusen. 10 ~pabrbaft ftoeI bin id
felten 9epeIen, dls an oieIsm @benoe.
8eim aufbru9 an ben Srt msiner
8erbdnnuNg eing mir Elm FOLDER Wirs
bel BON gmpf;noungen i'm &opfe bers
nm, oaB i1 biindbe ben Wajor iibers
Is6en bate, Der duf Der anOsrn Settle
Der Suuptftrdbs mir besesnete. Su,
immsrfort nit otsIer tleinen Sers, Der
2eonie, plauosrn gu tonnen, allmGbs
lid, gang aGlmGbfi6 mid in fbr Ssra
Standardization, bas mar cine 8erIus
dung, bic mid Bis ans @noe Der Welt
hattie fii6ren t0nnen, bic mi6Serfuless
arbsiten gu perri9ten ret3sn mubte.
limb folte bas benin 10 fhpierte istn9
Ddr i9 ni9t am Gnbs aud Elm &erl,
Der Iid Iebsn lafen ourfte9 9rau9te
Ib nt6t eisentli6 muir bic Sdnb aiss
suitreden, im bic Rpie gu pfliiden, Die
mir am Wsgs erbIiibt mar? 0as ipds
rem bic 9eoanten, bic mid in meinem
9auernbette gu Sc Sablon I9lisbli6
in Sdtlf tpisgten, 'Strupel urO 3psIs
fsl ptugten mid ni9t, ni9t einmal ala
i9 am Worgen aus bieism fiiben
HauI6 srpa9te.
so floB uns cine Reibe gliidisliger
Gage ba6in. Die beiosn WidDsl batten
tdgli9 tbre Stunoe, lie apurosn tmmer
Sutraulider. Qu9 9err uno Srau
Saiadno tpiirotgten uns pfienbar
tbpss 8srtrauens, tpenisitens le9tsn
iie unierm 9srtebr nit ben iunsen
9dmen nidt bic geringiten Sdpiertgs
teiten in ben Wtg. @s mar cine iOpls
lti6e 3eit, Elm 2uItipanoeln auf artas
bii9en Sluren. Dom &rttg uno
&riegsseI9rsi perna9men mir fdllm
ehpas, auf Dem Sbetle bss arissss
fbsaters, auf Dem mir Itdnben, f6tez
men bic Niirfsl entIdetoeno sefaaen
81 iein; man lauIfte nur nit Spans
nuHs Der Ra9rt6ten bon Paris, uno
i'm fernen SiiOoIten i9ien Der 8ours
bdti nod elm tpentg gu rumoren. So6
has mar peit, pett, uno mir erfubren
bus psnige Neue, oas paIfirte, thinner
erIt aus ben bsIti9sn 3situngen. Mtt
Serrn Saiadno iiber ben Sang Der
@retgnti1e gu Ippe9en, puroe permtes
ben, unO oisIsr Distretion bdtten mir
es 5u5ui9reiben, baB unfere 5reunos
f6aft cine odueriios blieb.
DGbrenb i9 ben Sitter Der i60nen
2eonie fpielte, uftete t6 taum odrauf,
bdb Sdrl Ii9 INNER ausf6lieBli6sr
nit Maris S6mitt bsI6dftiets. Sd
mertte pphl, DaB fie ibre Stuolsn
ernIter ndbmer, uls mir beioe, unb
oaB bds 8ouItn9en pirfli9 Sort
I6ritte mahte i'm Grlernen Dss 0euts
ifen; i'm iibrigsn mar i6 aber pieI gu
Is9r nit mir ielbit beI6dfttgt, Inn
mid fir ben 8ertebr bes anoern 9das
res Ieb6after gu intereTItren. 60 tam
ss, oab ;4 gang dbngHgslos blieb,
pGbrsnb iene betoen 3iiroItoff iiber
3iinoitpff 9egeneinanoer bGuften.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-11-12
Sinftss SapitsG.

Wn einem Der nG6Iten Gage blihts
es mir, auf Wa9e gu tommen. 2eonit
fii6lte fi9 infplse oefen pom Sienite
bispsnIirt, unO 10 lam es, bah &arl
unD Naris ALIEN CUR Stunoe suiams
mentruIen. &arl, Der unperbsherli6s
&rititer, hate am 4beno pprber iid
elmer Selbitpriifung untsrSogen unO
mar babel gu @rgebnifen gslangt, Die
i'm iibtrrai6ten, ia srI9redten. Gr
9stpdbrte, oaB isin Sinner unb Ssns
fen BON ieItIamen 3auberfGosn ums
itridt mar, baB elm idpar5es NAB:
9enbdupt btnter bisIen 6Goen ftdnn
uuo lie immsr oi6ter uno oi9ter
ipann, Elm Mdo9en nit s%rnItsn, fait
tragii9 gemeibeltsn 3iisen; uno oaB
oanebsn elm dnoeres Bib tGgli6 unp
ftiinoli9 mebr perbldBte, elm blondes.
lGGslnots, ods i'm treu our9 ben gam
gen GytIo5ug bssleitet bate, zines jener
beioeR, bic i'd linn emit in Der @al'
luna oes llnmutbs porgsbalten hare,
Das ppllte oas ipsrbsn? Wie foutt
oas enben? @dr aub er auf Dem Wes
9e, fem Spill 81 trstben, Oosr trtet
man fem Spiel nit ibmY Dar aud Ell
elmer tlsiRen fli9ti9sn 2eiosni9aft
fG6;s, bic, lpsnn lie gu Gnoe, tslne
Spur 5uriidlahen piiroe in istnem
SerSsu, tpie Elm STE fi4 i9nea pisoer
9ldttst. iiber oeTen Sp:egeI Elm lei4'
te. @inbbau9 Oa9tnge3ittert? SpieIts
er elm ipeRtg nit Dem Seuer, oosI
fam er Dor Siefen uno 9fbgriinoen,
bon benen feline SeeIe nod ni4ta
d6nts2
0as tparsn 5ragen. bic i'm bs'
itiirmtsn, beunru6fattn. MaR4mal
burdbsbte ss i'm pie elm eri9ittern.
Der S4las. limb Oann iaste tr iid tpte'
Der. oab er unmDgli9 in bas WGo'
den perlisbt Iein t0nne. oaB ibm ni9ts
ferner lisss, ala is bsriden gu ipolIsn,
baB er meme fripolen @%runpidss IN
bieIem guntte perubl9susn piiros,
rp:nn sr iis srnt nebmen tOnnte. Or
piirbs ii9 ala Mdr;ens Soofeino ers
f9isnen fem. Sn 6atbem 5ieber mari
er ii6 Gif fsinsm Eager bin uno Der
unO permo6te LANCE ni4t gu fdldten.
oils er nun ieinsr Sdiilerin aleia
esesniibsrItanO, fii6lts er ii4 psrlptrrt
uHo psrIssen. gr muBts Ii4 gepaIsidm
suiammennebmen. I'm i~peniglteEs ben
InT6sin Der llrbsfangsr6sit 81 nab
rem. Sic hattie bsuts etpas 10 GrtIAss
uno S%trablenoes in ibrsm @sfeH, ME
er ss nod ME an tbr geIsbsn, tire aua
een fprii6tsn in fr06IiHem Slang. Sr
fanS lie rsiSooler als il, Ssr5lit re!Hs
te lie Inn bic Saro uro iebt. I'D an
be anoers Seits pes Siitss, Den tlsis
men 9sitfdeen Der oeutI6en SpraGs
IebDs, Der ii6 in Dem HeIte bate aufs
trsi6en lafsn, inn Sui6isbeno, i'm fe
Su ~iib.rb0rsn. 9as 9si9d6 gang me-
6anii6, Sdnn CAB er ibr Elm nsuss
penIum duf, mar absr tdum imitanoe,
es porber bur63uipretien. sic absr
ItsB ri6t raa, nit 6r19en ousr Irt
auf i'm sinSuOrnssn, bis cine gei4lns
usne Stunos lana BON Hi4ts aIs Don
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-11-12

9as gefdGbtee Suuss
tbier 1T bod bas SdGfdsn. bas man
ms Srpdens aebraht bat. i
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1896-10-02
Sherif'S Sale.

n the Superior Court of the State of Washing
ton for Thurston county.
Sarah +. Ferry as Executrix of the last will and
testament of Elisha p. Ferry, deceased, Plain
tih, We. Luther NJ. Atkins J. Z. Rathbun and
Libbie c. Rathbun, his wife, Defendants.
Under and by virtue of an Order of Sale issued
out of the Superior Court ofthe State of Washing
ton, holding terms at Olympia, in and for the
county OF Thurston, said State, and dated on the
18th day OF September, A. ID. 1896, on judgmen,
and decree rendered in said Court on the 18th day
of September, A. D. 1896. in favor of the above
named plaintiff and against the above named de
and 66-l0O dollars ($iSS.66) with interest at the
| rate of ten per cent per annum until paid, to-
gether with an attorneys fee of forty dollars
t$i0.0Ol, the sum of twelve and 6-lOO dollars
(Sl2O6) taxes paid and costs of suit taxed at sew
entecn and 95-l00 dollars ($l795) with Interest on
| said amounts at the rate of seven per cent. per
all to the sum OF five hundred three and 6i-lOC
dollars ($jOS.67) which said Order of Sale was 10
me as Sheriff of ThurstOn county, Washington
duly directed and delivered, and by which / am
commanded TO sell, at public auction, according
to law the following described tract of land stu
| ated In Thurston county. State of Washington,
and described as follows, towit:
An undivided onehalf interest In and IN the
following described land: Beginning at the
southwest corner Of the northwest quarter OF Sec
81, In TIP. 10. n OF X. W.. and running thence
| East seventytwo and $500 rods; thence north
thirty three rods; thence west seventy two rods
thence south 80 rods to the place of beginning,
containing fifteen 5-l0O acres, more or less: to-
gether with all and singular the tenements here
ditaments and appurtenances unto said tract OF
| land belonging or in any wise appertaining
Now therefore, public notice Is hereby given
that have this day levied on the above de.
scribed real estate, and will on the 18th day of
October, A. ID. 1895, at ten o'clock A. NJ. OF said
day, at the Washington street 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 cash, or 80 much thereof
as may be necessary to raise sufficient to satisfy
said last above named amount together with in
creased costs and increased interest
Dated this 18th day Of September A. d. 1856.
GEORGE CASTOR,
Sheriff of ThurstoD county, Washington.
f. C. MACDONALD and HARDIN & FERRY, At.
tOrneys for Plaintiff.
Date OF first publication. Sept. Is, 1896.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1896-10-02
"Straddlebug, Straddlebug,
Come Out OF Hbur Hole.n

SILVER IN THE EAsT.-The charge
that the silver sentiment OF the Re-
publican party is a strictly western
one, is not true. Pennsylvania is dis.
tinctly for free coinage; Ohio is not
far behind and New York is in a melt.
ing mood. Referring to the oliver
plank in the platform adopted by the
Republican Convention of that State
the Recorder of New York city says
1t distinctly recognizes the bimetallic
principle, adding, it makes a distinct
step forward by the Republicans OF
New York towards a union with the
great mass of their western brethren
The whole party will demand in 1886
the reversal of Cleveland's fatal con.
traction policy and the readmission oil
silver to coinage and use as standard
money. The handwriting on the wall
is plain-silver must and shall be re-
stored. "-Olympian, Oct. 1, 1894.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1896-10-02
The silver Cause Mt YeIm.

Ed. STANDARD:
The loyal citizens Of Yelm met at
Confines hall Friday evening, the 25th,
to hear the new gospel of silver OF
which we have heard so much of late.
As near as l could Judge there were
present from 100 to 100 enthusiastic
listeners. The exercises commenced
with an article read by J. C. Conine
on McKinley's attitude on the silver
question prior to his nomination,
after which our worthy nominee for
Auditor made few pertinent remarks
in reference to the past mode of con-
Quoting the county offices, after
which we were edited by Prof. B. w.
Brintnall on the necessity of the free
coinage OF silver, or free silver vs.. gold
standard. Mr.. Brintnall's points were
we'll taken and his arguments con-
vincing. After we thought Mr.. Brint-
nall had exhausted the subject, the re-
doubtable L. J. Miller took the floor
and we soon soon found we were mis-
taken, and that the subject was mex
haustible, for Tom literally tore the
goldbugs all to pieces and scattered
their theories to the four winds. Can
didates present Robt. Graham, 0. ID.
Sullivan, Charley Billings and J. c.
Conine. The goldbugs may poll 40
votes, but think it doubtful. By the
way, the goldbugs had a meeting at
the schoolhouse the preceding Satur.
day with an attendance of perhaps SO
persons, including about IS Bryan
men; speakers Mr.. Res, Mr.. Falknor,
DIR. Mead and the immaculate Scobey.
Mr.. Rea manipulated his big and little
dollar chart and Scobey put in his
time on the only subject he knows
anything about-viz.: tariff. don't
think the silver theory received any
mortal wounds from either of EN-.
The best speech OF the evening was
made by Mr.. Falknor, but it was
mostly on the side OF silver, for he ad-
mitted that twas demonstration that
reduced the price OF bullion, which
admission knocks the SIC dollar higher
than Gildeioy's kite "don't cher
know" What pity such nice lit
tie fellow got in such company. He
is undoubtedly silver man at heart
and would be an honor to the cause.
Barring the false theories advocated it
WAS a very pleasant meeting. After
the exercises were over three cheers
were proposed for Mckinley and, of
course every little goldbug yelled with
all his might, but they had scarcely
got through when three cheers were
proposed for Bryan, and judging from
the racket, they hadn't much to brag
about if it ras goldbug meeting.
DUSENBERRy
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1896-10-02
A Splen did speech.

Very few of the people who attend.
ed the Bryan-Rogers Club-room, Sat-
urday night, had formed any idea OF
the treat in store for them, in the ad-
dress OF Guvnor Teats, of Tacoma, the
speaker announced for that evening
He came heralded by the inevitable
" dodger" which goes with minor in
tellectual displays, and those brief an.
nouncements of the local newspapers
in the stereotyped form that betrays
the nickel a.line consideration which
usually actuates independent jour.
nalism." Had it been known that the
plainest and most logical exposition of
the dangers which menace our govern.
ment was to be made, there would
have been an audience present that
would have crowded the largest hall to
OVERLOOKING. 1t has been suggested
that the committee secure a repetition
of this lecture before the close OF the
canvass, say on the evening preceding
election, when grand final rally is to
be made.
The speaker illustrated bic remarke
by series of charts, which showes
the huctuation of business caused by
the abnormal disturbance of the finan.
cial system the past quarter OF GEN.
fury. The illustrations served to rem
der plain to the understanding, and
to fix upon the memory, the car
dinal truths which liz nj tho foupd,
ton of the present agitation.
Every proposition submitted was
substantiated by this object-lesson
plan of verification. For instance to
illustrate the value OF the government
stamp upon the gold coinage to make
it pass at its present inflated value, or
indeed at any value, he exhibited q
" button" of refined gold, the product
of careful assay with the assayer's GER
terfcate of itlsxRr osaq@l 5lIhis .1e
bed -spdsas9Esd i9 via "a tlepesis 70
NJ /. ed a q 1h Nam A 6sfsk a6d fiit
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1896-10-02

The following dates have been fixed
by the Peoples Party Campaign Com.
mittee for meetings at the places
named. Good speakers will be in at
tendance:
Monday, Oct. 5, Independence and
Delphi.
Tuesday, Get. 6, Smiths Prairie and
Nina.
Wednesday, Oct. Z, Finley School
House and Plumb Station.
Thursday, Oct. 8. Little Rock.
Friday, Oct. 9, Woodland.
Saturday, Oct. 10, Bucoda, Bellmore.
Hours OF meeting Z 80 p. NJ.
HENRY ECKERT,
Chairman.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1896-10-02

DISASTER TO THE UMATILLA.-The
steamship Umatills struck a rock
near Point Wilson, in crossing from
Victoria to Port Townsend, on her
last trip from San Francisco, at 3 as
Tuesday morning. The cause OF the
disaster was dense fog and miscal-
culation of course. The steamer
struck on what is known as Libby
rock, three-fourths OF a mile from
shore, menace to navigation that is
covered with nine feet OF water at low
tide. She ran on under half speed,
but the momentum was sufficient to
tear off sixteen feet of the keel and
tear apart the plates near the bow,
admitting deluge OF water into
her hold. The ship was Immediately
headed for the shore and was beached
on Point Wilson just as the water had
extinguished the fires, and further
progress would have been impossible.
The passengers we're taken to Port
Townsend by the tug Angeles. Libby
rock is the same obstruction that the
tug Sea Lion struck on two years ago.
1t is a sharp ragged point, of a right
shape to rip big hole in any vessel
that comes in contact with it. 1t is
feared that the Umatilla will be al
most total wreck.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1896-10-02
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE
CNtIhI 1tVIb Ut ( WITW UIII'IN tTUWUCU OUT o
this issue.
Republican IS RallY'' aI TentuO,

Several letters are unavoidahly crowded out of
this issue.
Republican Rally, NJ Teniuo,
The following letter from Jeff
Canon, to gentleman Of this city,
gives fair idea OF the great Republi-
can Hyascutus," or aggregation of
political monstrosities, now perambu-
lsting the county, in the interest Of
the golden god and fat places at the
public stall. They are all the same,
with slight variations so when you
sizc-up' one You have fair opinion
Of the altitude OF each of these tenas
side-shows.
TENINo, Sept. II, 1896.
JAS. +. CONNOLLY, ESQ
Arrived home just in time, Sept. 16,
to see that great aggregation called
the Mckinley Glee Club of Olympia,
alight from the p. T. S. train, followed
by about $50 of Olympia's good people,
both ladies and gentlemen, and % or
30 buns who smelled very strong of
poor whisky and it looked to those on
the outside as though this mob of
buns had been filled up on this poor
whisky and instructed, for they re-
manned in the street and took turns in
riding A. P. Perry's goats and bawling
for Mckinley. Thanks to the good
judgment of those present from Olym-
pia in bringing Sheriff CASTOR along,
as | presume they foresaw that these
outside shouters might become turbu.
lent among themselves as they did,
and it became necessary for him (the
Sheriff. to separate and shut off the
bulldog act between two of them.
Most of the Republican candidates
for county offices were present and
occupied seats on the speakers stand.
There was q good attendance of the
people OF the precinct, who gave the
speakers, Hon. T. F. Menizer and H.
w. Craven careful attention. Mr..
Mentzer's talk was tame to say the
least, and Mr.. Craven was energetic,
but failed to take any one by surprise,
unless it were those from Olympia, to
oSS ~" hteiO chCSs ~ ndu tu6
Tenino audience. Mr.. Craven being
the principal speaker, the people nat.
urally expected him to say something
about the political policy of the Re-
publican party, a thing he utterly
failed to do. The force of his speech
was spent on the Mexican and Ameri-
can 53c dollar and the great wrong
that would be done to the honest
laborer in paying him his earnings in
these 53c dollars. By many of the
silver men his speech was pronounced
on the whole as fair effort in favor
OF the l6 to proposition. The meet.
ing closed by the Glee Club singing
America and asking the audience to
join in the chorus, which they did
nit. All were then invited to stay
few moments and join in organizing
Mckinley Club, which they didn't.
However the club was organized, with
either six or seven names, after which
you ought to have seen the Olympians
scoot for the train.
Respectfully in haste,
JEFF +. CANON.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1896-10-02
Sherif's Sale.

IN the Superior Court Of the State of Washington
for ThurstOn county.
Sarah P. Ferry, as Executrix of the last will and
testament of Elisha L. Ferry, deceased, Plaintiff
vs.. 4. b. Hyde and Florence Hyde his wife
Frank A. Howard and Margaret L. Howard, his
wife. 5. {. Hyde, Alice lIoughton and Il. +
Houghton, her husband, Ii. NJ. Williams and
Ella Williams, his wife, and A. l.. Baldwin
Defendants.
Under and by virtue of Special Execution
and Order of Sale issued ont of the Superior
Court of the State of Washington holding term,
ut Olympia. In and for the county of Thurston
said state and dated on the Both day of Septem
Der, A. ID. 1896 on Judgment and decree rem
dered in said Court on the Both day of Septem
Der, A.. ID. 1895, in favor of the above named
plaintiff and against the above named defendant
K. B. Hyde, for the sum of fifteen thousand two
hundred thirtyone and 20 100 ($l5, 3l 2Ol dollars
with interest from date at the rate of one and one
quarter Il and "a per cent. per month, together
with an attorneys fee of seven hundred aud fit,
($75O.Oo dollars and costs of suit taxed AT twenty
seven and S-lOO (S27.0S) dollars with interest on
said attorneys fee and costs at the legal rate from
date of judgment until paid and amounting in all
to the sum Of sixteen thousand eight and 2S-l0C
($l6OOs 80 dollars, which said Special Execution
and Order of Sale was to me as Sheriff of Thurs
ton county. Washington, duly directed and de
livered and by which | am commanded to sell a,
public auction, according to law, the followin,
described real estate, situated in Thurston coun
ty, State of Washington, and described as fol
lows, to-wit:
Beginning 5l.26 chains east Of the nOrthwes
corner of T.. ii. Hale's Donation Claim Number
AZ, thence south 1917 chains. thence east a a;
| chains, thence north 1917 chains, thence ives
a 43 chains To the place Of beeinning, containin.
"A and 5o-i00 acres, more or less, being part o
said donation claim in section twelve, township
eighteen north, range two west; together with al
aud singular the tenements. Entertainments anC
appurfenances unto said tract of land belonging
or In anywise appertaining.
Now therefore. public notice Is hereby giveI
that have this day levied on the above described
real estate. and will, on the I'd day of November
A. ID. 1895. at ten O'Clock A. N. of said day. a
the Washington street front door Of the Court
honse of said ThurstOn county, in the city o
Olympia. sell the same at public auction, to III,
highest bidder for cash or much thereof a
may be necessary TO raise sufficient to satisf,
said last above named amount together with in
| creased costs and increased interest
Dated at Olympia, WASH, this LIST day of Octo
Der, A. ID. 1S96.
GEORGE CASTOR,
Sheriff Of Thurston county, Washington.
BY J. 7. MILLS, Deputy.
HARDIN FERRY and E. C. MACDONALD. Al
torneys for Plaintiff