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Decorah-posten., 1897-07-02
Jneen PuSorm.
st gammelt Sasn.

s SeIbu rg spbalsn FAINT tilliggsno'
5ielbitr9tningsr pg S9teroaler inooper
til ben ipenIte Gr9nbie fnbes Der it'll
Sugorm, pg eftsr Sisenoe ItaI Der bel
Ter life FADE rRrst Srm Der, / bet iioitt
@artunbrebe idlfulo. SCR ben Sio ital
Der oerimob Fare p9ret en- forfGrosli9
Masie al bisis farlige DIR.
s Mibten al fprrige IarbunoreOe bar
bet, ipm rimeligt sr, baarIigt meb 8eiens
Der; ajsrepsie fanbtes pmtrent lite.
Stulbe man fare Gibbs, iaa matte bet
pGrs pda .Seiterpggsn, rg naar gdrer
ftulbe frastes, maatte De tleipes.
Gn Yreit, lem pau ben Sio bar Der
opps, er tilugt 2gren for at bape befrist
benz for Srmen.
Sette - fortGler Sagret = git til
paa fslgenbe Wadbe:
9dn Ifulbe sngang ! Sogne6ub pad en-
at be melt afIioesliggenbe 9durbe inosn
tit Sdlb. 9eien mddtte ban ndturligpis
til6agel9ggs paa 9eiterpggen. Wlen MI
bar tan iaa ubelOig, at Fan lite hapoe
rsoet lanst, fer Soften blep ituttet ! Be
net at en- Sugorm, fporaf Der netpp ben
CONNER ifulDc Fare p9rst en- ~uiGbpanlis
MGngbe. Soften brOneoe pploirnt Up,
og bet Iaa uo, iom ON Qrsitsn ituloe
blips neot til at BRUCE @poitlernes SSeIte
HsIten at 0eisn. 9ette er imiolertio
ieIp for SITE qreiter cite NOT iaa ubebaz
gsligt, naar man forl9ngit bar lagtllngs
oommen bag ia.
Men benne 9rsitemanb, fem not fun
be liot mere eno 5aoerporet, pioite Haao
for llraab, fan. 9au iteg at Soften "ps
9enner Zig, at Soften bleO friit
igjen ps trs iaa BET 2sfte at 8orferre,
at Der / bans Sognetulo fra ben Dag
at alorig mere 1tulbe finbes 9ugcrm".
fprtGass Der.
Der ital cfte bore Iet bsbe Srme /
al Sognsfaloets @~rGnoier;
Ipscielt / R9rrnsn at BEN ipeniteGrGnos
Ie, fort9llss Der, at man tpppig timber
opoe Susorme. Sstte bliper oa uotpz
BET pau ben Maabe, at be Srme, Tom fprs
fig inb paa ZEN "frigjorte" Sprb,
MAJ Do.
s aGs tilItsbsnbe gbgber finbes Der
Sugorm.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-02
Eannibdlisn1e
Sfal oct pGre WenncifefieD - itegt.
fDgt eaer roget?

MsnneIte9beriet er ! tele 9pnapItaten
ulminoeIigt, pa iaa iturpt enb Mpnoigs
beoerue er gdaet frem MOB 8~dnnibalerne,
bar be pad bette Smraape intet ppnaaet.
Sanbelen meb MsnneTtetjsb flprsrer i
fore Dele at 8ongpitdten. Den grange
liife Gage Sinoe, ber far beltaget / tele
5elttc9et mob @ruberne, far uogipet en-
BOG terpm, os be Stilpringer, ran girer
Teri, pg Ipm fer Steritebelen er ielpOps
lepebe, er lieefrem buarreiienbe.
SGren og 8ei9tninserne paa aon9os
bamperne bsitaar for en- tor Del at Snbz
feote af 9ansplosS tammen. De er
l9renemme, meget tapre % ~ubfolbenbe.
men pilbe % t~annibalite. De er panites
liae at tploe / @ps, CO Sinbe bar ielo paa
en- 9pnaooamper mdattet labe 6 8anz
eplper lGgge / Sern, forbi be Fable ipiit
TO 1pae Matroler. Sesuben pleier be
9agen for Slagtninsen at brGtfe Gent
msrne paa be Sanger % Sldper, Tom be
pil ipiIe, for at aiaret Tan blipe mere
msrt!!
Npiten ale &cngoItummer er 3anniz
baler; fber Stamme bar en- beitemt 2es
qemsbel, Tom be r9rer iGrlig 5prtj9rz
li9teo fer. Sntstiteos bliper Mennsife=
fjsbet ipiit raat, men ulle Stsosr tpgt,
itest sIlsr rsget. s Tiger bar be Spiot
unner BET orabiite 5elttog uoen Sjeo,
men be tjp6ts life regst ajeb paa Mur=
teoerne runot / 2unbet, ou be tunoe ub'
Iatts fig for. at bet bar NsnnsItetiso
8eo llbdngi er Der ct tort Murtet
for MenneNefiso. Oil Stibsfsrerent
tape Gjebsr, Glfenben elsr andre prr.
butter, iaa fprlan9er be Snofsote Sla
Der til at Ipiie pp. Deb 9Gtpator, be-
Sumbuiissn, rso guIonec, oOsrult er be
MenneIte9oeri pg MenneIte6anbel. Gno
fisnt pper6epiite MenneItsGoere ItraHe!
meo itrenee Strafe, encp9iad meb Do
ben, pdrer ben spislige ell beg Oeb.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-02
0ecDrdb Dg Smegll.
DEBORAH Mercantile Association
Sen lie Snu 1891.


tr 9tauntt pan en- screening al SleH'
mruO 3eeorab, iCm bar iat rs III
l2aoI at arbeioe iOr SpcnS 2r'pisl %
Selpare, eerpto Of DC MI liafe SpeiS
Gurrcturnesmcub 5OroeIr, iOm De lOn
Gnisltmauo life Tan iod. YInH buffer
saa. at Be Tor en- 2ip iiOen upoeiie lr't
iii Tarmerue Suitsrrocirs meo bet
Garmaal Tor Gle. at man iuuee 'tnor
10, ON mar her fan aoIc SutterroeF,
ium bar Saehnrinc mol, loa Oct oil
lpnne ia al auiGgse ell Sutietroeldbr't
b.r 8usu. glu bar Dc fipbi en- Carload
Su,Isr, jpm ital iorosIts bIGnoi "opens
Establishment. 8aa oenne Dlaaoe
tjsbsr 5]oyeniusen bet Iigeian b'Il'si
ipm 8lpleiale 0auolenoe ! Chicago
1crts or altian g%egpuoelien; men Der
CT mungiolo,sc 5tns, iOm 6oreHlnsen
Ian Ijgbs / tore BARTER % belle no
b.auot fla IsiO % rsrpsO sipre betpOe'
liat biaisers Suotisb, emo ON man
flpbte mlnors &ariicr, iaoIeoes ION
man biotll bar prrei pant III.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-02
SmaapIuf.

Inn @ruuo al at J~rlbeo5oasen Iel'
res pau McnOn9 ben 5te, uotommer
nrIte gtp. al Btaoet en- Gag iensrs emo
nlmiuoslig.
Nat til Srrrag bleo Der giort
Snobruo / QpItbuiet / 0udnoahl. &p'
rem bdpoe iunost 9ejen ino gjsnnsm
&~itloeroeren. 6ar bapoe taget belle
QenasTuFen msb iig. Den inoetolot
pmtring $50 / 6rimGrter. 6un hapoe
paIud i~tiaaIet IrgIsn til pcifGtten.
Man bapoe life feet np9en mIstGnt9ig
9eriou oeromtring, rs killer lite bar
man npoet Sppr eftsr 5npen.
8. G.. MsnoeIiotn, ION BET fioz
fts @ar lar urbsibst for u. u, 8roff
Ium sinImeb, brns Munoag 4ften al en-
puloiom 2ungeblponins. San efterld'
Der Gnfe os 4 imau 9rrn, ION ! Snss
oaQs reifte tilbage til osrss gamls Siem
Barrier, g. Dat, tror SesrapsIisn I'm
Der Steo.
Mrs. q. g. Climber fra glact
Garth, Dis., sr fer / 8eieg bps i'm
9dtter Mlrs. Gilbert Sersnion % TN
Setter Mrs. Sfos. @nberIcn.
9ster Sotnion reiite forIeben til
gpnair fpr at reparsre en- Del MaIti=
nsri / Il Creamery.
@orotat 5. $. StieIbs fra 0us
tuqus, Soma, bar her / gpen iioite llse
/ anleoning Den falereoe 6irIt Ratio,
mol gunt.
= STR. re Mrs, 5rant 9lopb rsiIts
/ Sirsoags til San diego, Sal, bppr
bs hi bo FOR Srsmtibsn.
= Gntton QrneIon bar Iolgt lit 6us
pna Cat Wain Street til 6rant guung
for $1,1O0.
9rcf. Gisle Scttrs og Sumilie
reiite ioug til Ct. 9aul, fpor BE- bill till
brings bet meite at Commentator.
Monodg ben Sc Suli afgaar Der
life npget 5raettrain fra 9scorab paa
burlington 9anen.
Mr. % Mrs. Girls. Serum refer
iuften tilbaoe til Waoiion, g. Satota.
Sic q. M. 6. q. taller en- at
onlGage en- Qurt / Titsnben at gnsn
msIem Glpen % Burlington ganens
Sporlinis. Der er liot poer 8 gtcres.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-02
SRA Riogcipay, Sotpa.

"a nj nplig bar bait Srplup Der,
tnntte jee, at BET oiloe pare sufeliat
ior andre 9piere al "Roiten" at tunue
fuo G~ulebning til at bsre liot oerum,
nemlis al 9irsous Den 22oe SUM lei.
rsOe 81 Gnno GbOmpiun OS s. s. 2ins
bes 8rplup.
9aaeH bar itlou Os pa8ielis parm,
ba ct tort Initial al SIeet % Yenner
pmtreHt SlOtteu tulp iamleoes ueo gru.
oeus Siem ell yiil / Roro ira Spiu.
bile, % SlOiten ct orOg belle Sruoss
iel9et III sirtsn for at bspioue 9gats.
O%eIier, ION bIsu <iurrettet al @aii.
1auier.
Gitera. JOrretuin9sn par ejurt
Sirtsn, orp9 5slget. oa beupeo tire bun,
oreoe Wtsnneitsr - bjem III 8ruQuYs.
plaoisn iOr at tilbriuss &eit.n al Gas
gen psO aotiaioe Slaas 5Orueielier.
VI oct unge 8ruoepar bnuoe mauat
Senner, beDlites oso be iaa mango bar.
oiluloe @auer, JON blep iremIlQet ion
&resbsUisniRs.
giaar ale Gjeiterne bapoe iOrIpns
fig meo be iVriiieItse pelilaapeoe Set,
Ter. iOm bleu lat irsm. bleu Juriamlin
gen lite laa lioet OUsrraTet ueO GIN
iomiieu al abe OtlOsewap 9anO", ion
ipileee nrsle pdsienos Stptier iOr Gu
l%eouineen, eiierpan bpiIts ole moreO
iie ino beeit be iunoe o. oroo bsrpaI
blem eaIoer III fl, ale pel tllireoi
rpsr at BABE onret 9eltasere / en- sla
beas .5eft. ~@n 2fltaQer."
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-02

mso SOra, at mo life p%arblatter bans
2eaem1e jaa meset, iom ban ielp baooe
baobet. Gptturerne ps Gcflessriie tdtl
NOT ira SOipitalsr Os 5%atiisbule ioen
gttalins iaa ale be afijelcbe 9essmer'
be pnifcr at BRUCE 9isisttionstn'pen
paa.
- Naar Ri itunoom ipnes, ri 'tte
bar bet, iom Ri pnitst, sicr ri psl ! at
t9nte paa benz, iom bar bet barre.
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Decorah-posten., 1897-07-02
nj CT Observation-Disclosures
SplcOelicr

az N,h;boIh Snrbes or uSfomm,t men
Ak e.,,. NM Morf,s sor(oo q,
,r,,rsr on E,;,oss INN iormohsutIio
;,r f;or.rne sorm o~;,utoosr III non
If. srios Ssr MIR fomrreu Srle.
,r.,.r,sr ~ \. ,,f, e,I,o,sr nov IA,
,or,r mo,;s
u~rSsro9;c.r,u roober n, e,tsr o(o,ps.
,sr.
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Decorah-posten., 1897-07-02
9srof. Z. 6. 6ranrab,

ION I 8 4ar bar pGrst Carer ! 2airll pso
Gutter Golcgs, bar iauct GniGttelie Ho
llriperfttete / Qnn Qrbor, Bid. Sons
riotioite Qy6eibe matte Sioleaar I'll biz
pt al trim Matchmaking en- BET romerlts
RetsiDItem. Or. GranruO er uosn
Spil Rem cpotigTts 2atincr blunot Be
rorI, Qmtritouerc, % bet Fl bttIassli8t,
at btr fprtiecn life tr Inlsonin9 for BAN
ill at fortIGtts fit 4rbeiOe blanot line
aanOsmauc / bet Sag, ipm ban ipeti'
eli har ldot ia efter.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-02

mos.rne SnStrubstppe sipes anlennirg
til at faa fat nogen Rspifaber, fprfGrs
biest at ~Wdrimitaulet"; TIL gjsr De
bet, fad Goonat al Si.terfeo, oa lngsn
2aas, Slda, BON s[sr Penseitab at
bet Slass, Iom MI 6ruses, bd ptlos
tunne poe tilItrGttelig Wcoitono imoo
Fans angreb.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-02
Til Fruithurst, Ala

Skuide De have Lyst ~ at gjsre en- Trip, sae DEP
Jayistl J. A Mesterlund 4 Cas- store sommerc xkur.
sion Ill denno MI over hele de- f'renede slater saa
eramte KOloni afgaar ira allie Pladse Nordvesten
TirSdaeen den 20de JUL. Billet. lur og Rftur. err
holdCs med denne xxx aision for haly Pris.
Nh or tet,e 1idsn for q Beseg; III NindrueTn or
mOdns. Kum og spis az Hlert.ns } ysu kom og ~ for
Eder sely, ri IN bedre Plads fer Investment g 4 rige-
ligt Indk0mme ! Fremtiden tndes Ike. Skrv siiaks
fr Oplysninger ON ExkursiOnen, Betingelser for saIx
at vingaarde, Karter og Pamhetter o Sy I'll
J. A. wESTERLUND a Co,
isJ Cleveland Ave, CHICAGO Ill
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-02
eGafepieoc.

aenpon-e9se. DEBORAH, Soma, ben
2sos 5ani 1897 DIR. Bern aeupon % Nliis
ebrliiine esaen, bcsse al Sesper 1pwnibip,
@utHeibeit 60, Soma. u j. @ibion, 8. y,
iOrretteoe.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-02

q zen 9eloislte NReoiein, ipm err tiQopet
ylodg Wtplintatn Sea. 5Saaes boSalle Srunoi
yiuoiIpu, gSis. '''"e co.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-02

Tin Spmalftne 'Suspsunsa" er MI 0oot
prguet. % les Tan lite le, at noseu MtaItins
Ian slpre ueape slrbeioe. Ieg er operproeHt.
ii9 DAB ooer at bape iaaei iaa pen o. auu
I'll Naltine ior ben Bulge Srls al S2l.50.
llteoetior of siue Asenterue ira 30 op til 90
Dollars. $l.l5 blep 6ra9ieu. WtrS. Better
khriftenieu, 9aupton, Qsbralta
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-02

9olo 2em altio ltert % iriit - Hodp
VI ouniain 8ea. 5aaes hos ale Sru9giIter
elet pr Yof hos Waoilpu Niebieine 60.
AinbiiolL @ls.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-02

sullhoer or blepne belbreoebe pen Rc5n
Mpaula'h 5ea, 5aaes hos nlle 5ruooi;tey
STs5 gr, Set hos Ylaotiou Mte0leine Go
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1897-07-16
Death Of n Prominent Citizen,

John Wiley, President of the Board
of Regents of the University of Wash.
ington, died in Seattle, Tuesday, from
injuries received in falling from a
horse about month ago. This fall
produced partial paralysis, but it was
thought that he was in a fair way for
recovery, but Tuesday he made an ef-
fort to leave his bed, and it is thought
that the exertiOn in his weak condi-
ton was the immediate cause of his
death.
MIR. Wiley was man of much force
of character and ability. He came to
the State in 1889, from McCook, Neb.,
and located i'll Seattle, in the practice
of law. He very soon became lead
ing spirit in local politics. He was
a stalwart Republican,, but when the
party formed league with Wall
street he promptly declared his indie
pendence of party dictation and joined
the fusion party, whose success he was
largely instrumental in promoting.
He was an aspirant for the nomina-
ton for Congress, until fair distribu.
ton of the honors to the three powers
awarded the prize to Mr.. Lewis.
Mr.. Wiley was 40 years of age; was
born Mt Columbus Junction, Iowa.
He leaves wife but no children.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1897-07-16
Saturday Mornings Fires.

Our little city resembled a veritable
metropolis, Friday night, il one re-
spect at least, and that was in the fire.
quency with which the services of our
fire laddies were called into requisition.
At the dead hour of midnight tho first
alarm was sounded for district 43, in.
dicating that the destroyer was MAX
ing an advance upon the business part
of town. His exact location, this
time, was in the rear room of Christie
pher Il Taylor's music store. 1t seems
that Mr.. T. had been kept up late by
professional engagement, as musi-
clan, and this fact probably resulted
in discovery which averted disas-
trous fire. When he opened the front
door of the store, he was assaulted by a
volume OF smoke, and after running
across the street and ringing an alarm,
he returned and with difficulty beat
his way through the sitting smoke to
| the back room where he found large
tent and other combustibles shoulder
ing merely from need of draft to fan
them into vigorous blaze. With the
assistance of others, the burning de-
bris was Immediately hauled into the
street and the fire extinguished. 1t
was found that the tent had been sat
urated with oil or benzine, and this
with the discovery afterwards made
that new Columbia wheel had been
stolen from the bicycle stock of the
firm, left no doubt but that the fire
was the work of a thief to cover up his
crime.
The fire boys had scarcely sought
their beds after this experience when
another alarm was turned in, this
time from the box of the same dis
trict, and lurid glare below the
dead line," indicated that the flames
had this time obtained full possession
of their vantage ground. The fire
originated in building on the corner
of Filst and Main streets, occupied by
"soiled dove" known as Lou Mitch
ell. When discovered the whole in
terror of the house was in flames and
the efforts of the department were
therefore confined to preventing the
flames from spreading to adjacent
buildings. Three splendid continuous
streams were at their service, from
our magnificent water system, and
this, with the fact that dead calm
prevailed doubtless saved much more
serious loss, for the roofs were dry and
the burning cinders were waited many
hundreds of feet into the air from the
fury of the flames. 1t is said that the
inmate Of the house had placed water
to heat for bath over coal-oil stove,
and had gone up town to ascertain the
particulars of the other fire, when an
explosion of some sort had caused a
fire in the rear of much greater i'm
portance. This may be true, but the
untimely hour for ablution as we'll as
the heating of water on sweltering
night seem to be bar to absolute
faith in the statement.
The house was owned by Geo. C.
Israel, the lawyer, and was valued by
him at 500. 1t was insured for $3.50,
and the woman had policy of 5000
ON the furniture.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1897-07-16
An "lmnocens Abroad.v

A good story is told of one of the
Olympia visitors to the Bryan recep-
ton in Portland. He was q passenger
on one of the crowded street-cars re-
turning from Multnomah Field, after
the speaking, and when the car ar
rived at the Imperial hotel, he called
Justify for the conductor to stop the
car for him to alight. Not succeeding
in arresting attention, he sliced cord
above his head and began jerking it
frantically. 1t was, unfortunately for
the conductor attached, to the register
which recorded fares as n guard against
dishonest employees. Very soon the
voice of the conductor was heard in
angry protest." Who in hades is ring
ing up fares !" The car stopped, how
ever with a bang, and as the hero of
the sensation stepped from the plat
form, he justified his exploit by re-
marking in an undertone, "Well, l
guess that may go to even up the fares
you have knocked down to-day" An
angry scowl from the irate conductor
was the only reply to this sally of the
gentleman who had stopped the car
by the old-time method of stopping
omnibusses.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1897-07-16

HAVE STRUCK IT RICH, IF REPORTS
BE TRUE.-Fabulous reports of gold
discoveryin Alaska is turning thous-
ands of people northward, and the ills
which result from such crazes will
doubtless be repeated. The new
colorado is located in the Clondyke
region, on the Yukon, about 40 miles
from Forty-mile camp, on Bonanza
creek and its tributaries. The new
district is said to be Is miles long,
and to rival the richest placer diggings
OF the world. Labor commands $15
per day with board. One man is said
to have taken out $4,000 within an
area of forty feet square. These re-
ports are, of course, exaggerated, and
one of the miners who arrived at San
Francisco with a large grip-sack full
of gold, said that it is only with ex-
IRENE difficulty and much hardship
that the district can be reached, and
it is already overrun with wild
horde of prospectors. The name Of
the new campis Dawson City.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1897-07-16

consequently did not arrive in Port
land till 9 40 P. NJ, too late for the
excursionists, 236 in number, to pro-
coed to Gladstone park, ten miles
from the city, to hear Mr.. Bryan's
afternoon speech, which was a mas
terly exhibition of the principles of hi
mctallism. They heard the evening
speech, which necessarily occupied but
30 minutes in delivery, at the Multi
nomah grounds, in the city. The
number who joined the train from
this city was Al, but quite n number
OF our townSpeoplc, including several
OF our State officers had preceded the
excursion train, and were in the city
to receive the Sound visitors on their
arrival.
Mrs. Susan Dotiiemyer passed from
earth to the higher life at Portland
on the 9th inst, aged y years. Her
body was brought to this city last
Monday and inferred in the Odd Eel
lows cemetery, with exercises con-
Quoted by 2. ID. Moore. Mrs. Dotlle-
meyer came with her husband-the
late Isaac Dofllcmycr-in 1852, and
was therefore a pioneer, paving the
way for more comfortable living in
this commonwealth. She was highly
esteemed as kind friend and good
ncighbor, and in quiet and unpre-
tending way was faithful in the dis
charge of lifc's duties. Although
sufferer for several years, yet she bore
it, together with the burdens incident
to pioneer life, patiently and bravely,
until her departure and welcome to
her eternal home-a home OF health,
JOY. harmonious activity and progress.
She leaves two sons and three daugh-
tiers. One of the daughters is the wife
of our well-known townsman, Mr.. E. Il.
Young.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1897-07-16
SURELY COMING.
Walter l.. Mains Enormous Rail.
road shows.

HO00 SnOWUs
Every man, woman and child who
knows anything about circuses, and
who ever saw the Walter L. Main
Enormous Railroad Shows, will be
delighted to know that the big shows,
in all their magnifcence and exalted
grandeur, will surely exhibit at Olym-
pia, on Tuesday, the Goth inst, and
precede both exhibitions with the
grandest morning street parade ever
seen since parades were first exploited.
In the great shows will be seen several
new features which cannot be seen
elsewhere. Those who have seen the
monster bOvalapus pronounce it the
greatest, the strangest and most
unique marvel to which the deep
ocean ever gave birth. The shaggy,
fierce, though beautiful, horse-riding
lion, Wallace" is par excellence
the premier quadrupedal performer.
The baby lions, four of kind, in
fants of the forest, are strange and
lovely sight. The Roman hippo
drome, an exact reproduction of the
Course of Ancient Rome, and the mod.
ern races attached to it, are at once
exciting, exhilerating, and in all
things equal to the best races run on
modern race course. The circus
which consists of one hundred and
fifty superior acts, given by one hun
dred superior arenic stars, requires
three full hours in which to give them.
The menagerie will be q delightful
study for all, because it comprises
more wild, tame and strange beasts
than our people have ever before have
had an opportunity to see. The show
is great in everything and small in
nothing.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1897-07-16
None But Ayers at the Worlds Fair

There was only one blood purifier
admitted at the Worlds Fair, Chicago.
1t was Ayers Sarsaparilla. All others
were shut out because they did not
meet the requirements of the Fair Com
missioners. Ayers Sarsaparilla only
was accorded the honor of an entry, be-
cause it did meet those require
ments. In other words, the Worlds
Fair authorities found Ayers Sarsapar-
lila to be an honest, scientific prepare
ton, the only one OF its kind they could
endorse. That was good testimony that
Ayers Sarsaparilla is the best blood
purifier made. Furthermore, hundreds
OF physicians say it is, thousands of
druggists say it is, millions of patients
say it is. Take it, ailing friend, and you
will saw it is.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1897-07-16

LOOKS LIKE WAR.-A London dis
patch OF the 18th states that inquiry at
the American embassy in Paris has con-
firmed the rumor that the govern
ments of Spain and Japan have ar
ranged an offensive alliance against
the United States. The terms of the
alliance are said to be mutual protec-
ton of Cuba and Hawaii, to provide
that in event of an active aggressive
movement ON the part of the United
States toward interference in Cuban
affairs or persistence in the annexa-
ton of Hawaii, both Spain and Japan
shall declare war simultaneously
against the United States and shall
make hostile demonstrations along
both the Atlantic and Pacific coast
lines of that country.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1897-07-16
Cattle Buyers Beware!

A LII persons are hereby notified that A. N.
~ lantis, now holding one OF my farms under
lease, Is not the owner of. and is not entitled or
authorized to sell or dispose of in any way any of
the cattle belonging to me on said ranch; all of
said cattle bear my brand Il. CO. on the left hip,
and also my mark which Is "a smooth crop of of
both my brand and mark are registered in Thurs.
ton county.
You are further notified that I will claim and
recover from any and all parties all cattle an
swering snch description not purchased from me.
or my agent, Ben Colvin. l. COLVIN.
Olympia, WASH, June IS, 1897. WA
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1897-07-16
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA. WASH,


June IL, 1897.
Nolice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim and
that said proof will be made before Register and
Receiver ut Olympia, Wash, on Monday, July
n, 1897, viz: Clarendon N. Allen. of Tumwatef,
WASH, Hid. 56s, for the NV !. Sec. 10, TIP. IL n,
R3w., w. NJ.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said land, viz: Fred Hsger, ST., Ernest Meyer,
Louis Olmsted. Michael Neylon. all of Delphi,
Wash. JESSE F. MURPHY,
Register.
Date of first publication, June Is, 1897.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1897-07-16
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA, WASH
June IA, 1897,

LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA, WASN'T
June IA, 1897.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of her intention to
make final proof in support of her claim, and that
said proof will be made before Register and Re-
ceiver at Olympia. Wash, on Saturday, July "a,
1897, viz: Anna e. Thll, widow of John p. Thrill
deceased. of Tumwater, WASH, Hid. No. 6,sOs,
for the 4 of NV i and NV 4 NE Sec. IA,
TIP. Is n, Raw.
She names the following witnesses to prove
the continuous residence upon and GUILTY. alton of
said land. viz: Matilda Galliac. Lem Whitaker,
Daniel Kelsey, A. b. Case, all Of Tumwater,
Wash.
JESSE F. MURPHY,
Register.
Date Of first publication, June is, 1897.