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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1899-12-08

The men-roor wretche>, they do
stand together once in awhlle-uader.
stood the motive OF my protest. and
cried: Bravo. Bravo, He is right :"
while the agitated Cmythe screamed
- ne across the blonde lady's balloon
sleeves; why, Old man, yoa are CO.
Ing crazy" None the les, r.
manned impas>iye IN the midst 81 the
tempest which l had let loose But
the usual reverse came. Two u>hers,
after consultation, came to me and
politely begged HE to take off my hat.
i" Certainly said !, If YOU will make
this lady take of hers" This re-
spouse provoked the utmost enthus:-
asm from the men. But the ushers
would not listen to reason and they
made me leave my seat.
The lady with the vegetable garden
;riumphed, but not for long.
Looking up toward the family
,:gcle, saw = colored damsel wearing
a small tprban. ! mounted to tie
circle. / went TO the colored lady.
:" Pardon me" said /, "but l have inst
purchased hat which cost me Sl5
only a quarter OF an hour ago" lex
hibited the black velvet monument,
and the colored lady. eyes bulged out
in amazement and admiration.
And what about it," said she.
Nothing but this: it is yours ii
YOU will do me the favor TO occupy
my seat in the orchestra, No. As, until
the play is over"
In second she swept off the little
turban which she wore. placed the
blaze velvet monument upon her
head, gave it two or three taps before
the mirror in the lobby, shook out her
skirts, and then, taking my arm,
conducted her to orchestra chair No.
As.
Oh, If you had only seen the con-
vulsive JOY among the men in the Or
chestra when they saw my monumen-
tai hat reappear upon feminine
head. This time the ushers had
nothing to say. The lady with the
vegetable garden was vanquished.
She could see nothing during the rest
Of the piece, and served as a focus
from opera glasses from all over the
house.
Revenge. Revenge. At last l was
revenged. Ha, ha,
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Notice Of Sherifs Sale
on SPECIAL EXECUTION.

S>UPERIOR COURT. state Of Washington in
> Gno for Thurston county.
A. A PHILIPPE as Receiver Of the Firs; National
BANK OF Olympia AND As Trustee Plaintiff, ..
y. P williamson and Eiiie williamson his
wife Defendants.
Under and by virtue OF q writ Of special execu-
hon issned out of The Superior Court of the
State Of Washington. holding terms II Olympia
IN and for Thurston county. skj6 state, and dat
Cd on The 10Th DAY Of November. lsa.9 on jucc-
meDf and decree rendered in shid court on the
10th Gay OF November 1899, IN iEror of the above
named plAinif. and agHInsi the above named
defendant, for the cum Of fifteen hundred sixty
Fix and 55-lW Isl Sit $50 dollars. together with
on attorneys fee OF tSl5s 65) dollars one hun
oreo hffy-tix and 6S-le0. AND costs Of suit kxed
NJ ST. so. twelve and So 100 dollars with in
terest AZ the rate Of legal per cent per anpum
from Gate thereof and amounting in ALI 10 the
su u Of seventeen hundred forfy-eighi and Is
100 tSl--4s l51 dollars.
Which ,tjd wriI Of special execution was 10
me ~ sheriff Of Thursion county. Washington
duly directed sno delivered and by which an
commanded 10 eel NJ putljc auciion. according
10 Law, The following described real estate, to-
wit
An undivided two-thrds interest in fee sim
pie n and 10 the northwest quarter OF the
northwest quarter CIV :. Of NV ~ of section
fhriy-ihree t2sl, township nineteen (ls) north,
range two ~ west excepting iherefrom FIVE
% acre. in the northeast corner Of said irkc;
he r-tofore conveyed 10 John K. Chaplin; also
an undivided iHothircs interest in fee simple
IN ana 10 Lot six t6) Of section uspfyeiEhf ts>l
IN township nineteen tls) norm OF range Two ~
west ana in and to all Of College Park addition
10 said city Of Olympia. as shown by the record
ed plat OF said addition in the Auditor once Of
ssld county, and in and 30 ali The lands en-
trEced IN Willixmson's Five Acre Trarts-'
being plated tract Of land. named and
called. and duly Of record in said AUDITORS Of
hce OF the touibeAs; quarter lSE 4. Of the
northeast quarter tNE -. and Lot two 20 Of
section twenty I've ts5D in township eighteen usD
north Of range fw0 ~ west. excepting there
from Lots one ID and two (s) Of said Eve mere
tracts. - numbered on said plat which have
heretofore been conveyed TO another person, all
lying and being in the county Of Thursion, state
Of ashingfon-
Nov. therefore, pnb,ie notice is hereby given
that on The I'D day Of December, 1893, AZ 10
O'Clock A. Nj OF said day. II the Washington
street FROM 6oor OF the Courthouse OF said
Thurston county. in the city Of Olympia, I vii
eel the above described real estate AZ public
sncttOn 70 The highest bidder for cash, or 20
much thereof ~ may be necessary 10 raise SUN
e3en; 10 satisfy said lxsi shove named amount,
together with Increased costs and increased in
tereki-
Dated NJ Olympia, Washington. this sd day Of
November lss0.
CHARLES A. BILLINGS.
Sheriff Of ThErtton county. WASH
7 " ALLES. Attorney for Plaintiff.
Date Of first publication, Nov. a. ls99.
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tn; with little benefit ! began 10 take vo--
Favorite Prescription II November and had
nice Little baby girl in February following
was oalv II hard labor about one hour and vzs
Up and dressed OF the eighth day never had
the docto. with ne Q; all Just the nurse and two
friends This makes nv second child. with the
Sry; one did not take the Favo-1;e P-csclp
ton and the little was sick all the time
and lived Iust sbou; two months. This last baby
Is as plump and healthy sny mother could
wish She IS Abou; three weeks old now and IS
gaining IN flesh every day
Mothers who suffer undue pain prior 10
or succeeding the babys birth are invited
TO consult Dr. r. V Pierce. BY letter, abso-
lutely without charge. The great success
which has attended the careful methods
pursued BY Dr.. Pierce, has caused iInita-
tors TO spring up. who make offers OF free
advice. which they are not competent to
give. not being physicians. When YOU
are invited to /" write to a woman" ask
the simple question, "a Is this woman a
physician" You will find that she is
not, and does not, and dares not claim
to be, physician. To offer such advice
is decei;ful. To receive il is dangerous
Prospective mothers should send for a
free copy of DR.. Pierce's great 1000
page book the q Common Sense Medical
Adviser" 4 copy in paper-covers will
be sent to any address on receipt of IL
one-oent stamps TO pay cost OF mailing
only: in cloth-binding 81 stamps. Ad-
dress Dr.. r. V. Pierce, Buffalo, y. Y.
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Ne. 1e63.
Notice of Sherif's Sale
ON GENERAL EXECUTION.

CUPERIoR COURT. State OF Washington, IN
~ and for Thurslon County.
4. A. Phillips a. Receiver of the First National
Bank Of Olympia Plaintiff, Capital Park
Land ane Investment Company. Corporation
De5endanik-
Under and by yir1ne 81 O writ of execution ;s-
ened cut Of the Superior CourI O. the Stale Of
washinrsan, holeinr ierns xf Olympia in ana
fnr Thrrstou County, said STATE and dated On
the 18Th day Of November, 1888. On q Jpdcmeni
and decree rendered IN said Court on the
lslh day OF November, 1855. in fRvor 81 the
named defendant for The sum OF fcnr hundred
three and sslee I&4ise 6l deilarx, and costs Of
suit taxed ~ ft46 So Fosty<ix and 5000 dollars.
with interest ~ the rxie 81 legal yer cent per
mum from date thereof. and amounting in MI 10
The sum Of four hundred ftty-toHr and IL lit
I3ss4.as) dollars
which said execution wss 70 me as sheriff oi
ThlrSaoA comfy, Washington. euiy dirccsed and
delivered, and by which I an commanded 10 sell
nj Fuhaic auction, according 10 Law, The following
described real estate, tc~wii-
Blocks One az Two CO. Three IS). -Four is).
Five 90, Six %. and Seven iTo. and Blocks A, B
and G - designated on the plat Of Capital
Park Olympia. TbDrxion County, Washington :"
duly flcd and -ecoraed in the Auditors otfce Ct
taad county. in Plat Book No. :. page L.
Nov. tseresore. pahlsc notice is hereby given
that on the 18Th DAY Of December lsss n 10
O'Clock q N of said day, ii the Washington
slreea front door Of ire conrs honse Of said
ThurtaoD county, in the city Of Olympia 1 viii
ton 70 the hiehcsa bidder Scr cash. or much
thereof a< NAY he necessary 10 raise suiicieni 10
satisfy said !ke1 above named amount. together
with increased costs and Increased Interest
Dated Al OLYMPIA, Washington. Tins lsl ahy 81
Decenbes, 1884
InARLES A BILLINGS.
Sheriff OF Thursfon County, Wash.
T. n. A11kN. Aissruey tor f3ainlIf-
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IL the Superior Court of the State Of Washing
i ton for Thnrston ceEnfy-
In the matter Of the estate
9. Ann. NJ Anderson, Order.

Ii appearing 70 the court from the petition OF
the executors herein, that there is not SUFFICIENT
personal property belonging % the estate Of
Anna N. Anderson 10 gay the desas xne charges
Of the said estate and administszrjon ana thar il
IL peccssary % cell o. mortgage said real estate
t,elcas1nS 70 sasd estate. u 10
Therefore ordered, that Rev C. Clsssens. Mrs.
n N Hart Lillian Anderson and Sarah Emil
all 81 aSeA md all other pcrNons having or claim
Tag IN Interest IN the property hereinafter DE-
Court. state 81 waskingsoa. Il the Colrt-honse
. Olympia Gseh1ngGca. On the 18th day Of
DcccmAer, isss, ct the hour Of 10 O'clock A. NJ
and thea md there show oause Why the order
shou1d not be made 10 eel or mortgage the
whole @ postsoa Of the following described
ConmesciAg Il point three and as-lae kss9)
chains nogaA and go feed east Of the southeast
corner Of the Edmund sylvester Donation
Chin n lection - township Is north Of range
1esl IAsrsica cou.ty, wsshingtoa; thence
nostA Ia iest FOR point Of commencement
thence ntA IL feea- thence east I'D fceI; thence
ecrth liz fcef; tAence west lsA fe<1 q the rlsre
Of beginning. Also the sollox1ng trscf Of land
For Q point OF CON meDccnoni negin four hun
go feef cast of Inc sosthsssf corner Of the Ed-
mEne sylvester Donatsoa Claim. Thurxron
comfy, Washington; fAeace soafh liz feet, east
80 feet; north III feet west &c feet 70 padnf OF
see5aniass also let I've Cd, Eaeck L, swans Ad
Also loss I'VE 90 and nine CO.. Of block thirteen
(lSl- SwsEt A6d1t1on 10 the CITY Of OLYMPIA
II 10 further oraered thst . copy OF tins order
be puAfisAet for -Four consecutive vessks previous
. sad iS,A cay o. pecenber, 1883, in ihe
Wsshlngtna Standard T" q weekly newspzpee
oS. LINN.
pstce tAis 10Th day Of November. 1893.
Isee q trss publication Nev. IL, lsas.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1899-12-08

An extremely modest Mississippi
editor is credited with the authorship
Of the following: I'VE have hanging
up in our sanctum . plain black band
OF generous dimensions, which appears
too small for . belt and too large for q
sleeveholder. The article WAS found
on the street, and in case the owne,
comes in and proves property, the
same will be turned over without the
customary fee for advertising. 1t il
not . dog collar"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1899-12-08

JONES called up his first wife at
the seance last night, and what do yon
think be said to herr SAID Smith.
Goodness knows" replied Brown.
" He asked her If she would give his
second wife her recipe for mincemeat."
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1899-12-08

c. A. Snow & Co., Patent Lawyers,
the United States Patent Office,
Washington, n. C., who have actual,
clients in every city and town Of the
United States and Canada, report thai
never before in their IS years prActi
has the work al the Office been 50 we'll
up to date They claim that paien Is
can now be procured in less than hall
the time formerlyre9uired.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1899-12-08

LApYsNrTH. the town upon which
the eyes OF the world are now turned,
gets its pretty name from Lady Smith,
the wife OF Sir Harry Smith, who
years ago was prominent British Of
ficer in south Africa
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1899-12-08

An evasive answer: Banker Be
fore I accept you IS sutton for nay
daughter, l should like 10 know how
You stand politically. Now, 1 am for
gold" Suiscc@- That's what I'm af-
ter, ssrl"
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MRS. ANpERSON,S BABY.

You couldn't convince Mrs Anderson
that Cupid ever was as pretty as her
little gi-l.
Mrs. H. {. Anderson IS well known IN
South Britain. Conn. where she lives.
She IS ve-y enthusiastic about Dr. Pierce 5
Favorite Prescription although no more
50 than thousands OF other women who
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have been SINH
larry benefited.
She writes
During the
frs, month 0! the
penod Of gests-
non ! could no;
keep anything on
nv stomach ]
went 10 bed the
zth Of June and
never 50, Up TIL
the first Of Al
gus: 7 cIec diff
fce-t doctors.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1899-12-08

U-ANTEp-SKTKRAI BRIGHT AND HoNf
w est persons 20 represent ne 81 Manager
in this and close by cauntiex- SklArT 500 Yea
and txTrsnses- straight nont-i6e- 10 more, no
hess SALARY Position permanent. Our refer
encfs any bank II any Town ii - mainly once
work raDdpc 1T home Reference EIr1ose
self addressed stamped envelope
TRK DOMINION COMPANY,
Dept s. Chicago.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1899-12-08

AL our meats are grilled FOR broiled>
on the latest improved French Grill
Irons, or cooked as usual TO suit the Gus
toner. s. J. BURROWS.
Proprietor.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1899-12-08

Notice to Creditors.

In re estate at J. J. kchel1y, decehse6-
Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned Ex-
ecuIrax Of the Estate Cd I. !. MeKenny deoeased
10 al cseeitars- persons hRrinr claims AGAINST
The SAID deceased 10 IrsstII tAem 10 her. 81 the
MeAflny nrIc Store, corner Of Main and Fifth
streets IN the Ssiy of Olympia. Thurstop Coaniy
state Of Washington with tie Denesskry roneh-
erx within one year After he dxie Of the rsi pub
hcAnon q Tins paflce. or The same VIII be for
ever barred. Said drug store helng now oeSic-
mated as the rlhce Cd transaction Of all hus nsss
o. said Estate CYNTHIA A. NckENNT.
Exscltr5x.
a. Q ISRAEL, Attorney FOR Exscutr5x-
First Publication. December Isl lsas ii
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arashia9ton Standard
THE THEATER HAT.

VIVA; haze EoH 81 - u tins .,eu-
....-'+ a fN,..---
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-05-18

L.R. Kelly and G. T. Mears drove up
from Milton and spent Sunday With
Lanqdon acquaintance.
L. A. Weed, of the McPhail machinery
warehouse at Hannah. was the guest OF
friends in town on Sunday.
Tom Bradley, of the firm OF Fallls d
Bradley, was down the line at Park
River over Sunday visiting friends.
Does your watch keep good time? If
not take it to Jeweler A. o. Void, at n.
E. McGruer's drug store, for repairs.
The arrival of ynung son at the home
of r. B, Griffith, of Osnabrock, is an
nounced to have occurred on the 10th
inst. The usual congratulations are ex-
tended.
T. E. Burke has planted row OF trees
around his lots north Of the Times office
this week and expects to build there this
summer if the rush of carpenter work
ever let's up.
The contract was let on Tuesday even
ing to Mahon g. Robinson for the erec-
ton of Baptist parsonage, size lSx24,
which will be located on lots adjoining
their church property.
Rev. Thos, Dougan took Mondays
train for Minneapolis to attend the ses.
sion of the Presbyterian general
assembly. He expects to be absentuntll
the middle of next week.
Co. Treasurer McGauvran and Geo.
Barcelo are at Fargo this week as dele
gates from the Langdon lodge to the
annual session of the Grand Lodge OF
the Workman order, leaving here on
Monday.
DR.. Semple took Tuesdays train for
Milton, and joined DR.. Mcqueen in a
trip to the home of Neil Mckechnle, at
Beaulieu. where it is understood that a
delicate operation was performed upon
Mrs. McKechnie for the removal OF a
cancer.
Faith in the weather predictions OF
DeVov has been visibly shaken the past
week among his local believers since the
turning down old Jupiter Pluvius gave
HIM on his forecast of hot and sultry
weather from the 18th to the 18th, with
not brlght and sunsh1ny day to "hedge"
on.
Arthur Berthiaume, the special agent
for this county of the Northwestern
Benevolent Society of Duluth, which
conducts an accident, sickness and death
insurance business, reports having lately
settled the claim of Mr.. A. Desmarals
a general merchant at Leroy, who put IN
a claim for S21.40. being incapacitated
from business for about two weeks by
sickness. The company met the claim
with check for the full amount asked,
Another claim recently paid in this
county is that of Ferdinand ,,Marcelin, q
farmer at Olga, who received upwards o.
$50 while laid up with badly bruised
hand.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-05-18

On the evening of Decoration Day the
ladies of the Presbyterian church pur-
pose giving measuring social which
it is understood will be held in the
Donovan Hall.
Presbyterian services in this city and
at the outside appointments for the COM
ing Sunday will be conducted by Elder
Thos. Stevenson, in the absence of the
pastor, Rev. Dougan, who is attending
the general assembly in session at Mn
neapolis this week.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
are preparing a novel entertainment to
be given in Donovan's Hall, Memorial
Day, May 30th The spirit of patriot
ism will control the whole affair and an
enjoyable evening may be looked for.
The program will appear next week.
Rev. Conaty, of Grand Forks. and Rev.
Thomas Egan, vicar general of the
Fargo diocese, were visitors In the city
on Monday at Father Pouliot's residence.
During their short stay here between
trains they did much to awaken the in
terest of the people in the dedication of
the Catholic cathedral at Fargo. which
occurs on the Both inst.
The pulpit of the Presbyterian church
at Elkwood is to be supplied during the
summer months by Mr.. e. Tomlinson,
student from the Chicago theological
university. The gentleman is brother
of Postmaster Rows wife and preached
his first sermon to an Elkwood congrega-
ton on the It'll inst when it Was under
stood that he impressed his hearers quite
favorably. ...
Rev. Valient, of Cavalier, was over last
week and assisted Pastor Robertson of
the Baptist church on Sunday in con-
Quoting the first anniversary services, it
being just one year ago since the churchs
dedication. Arrangements were also
made during his stay for the holding of
the annual meeting of the Red River
Valley Baptist Association in this city
in June, the dates settled upon being
June l4th, 18th and 18th.
! The reported serious condition
of the health of Rev. John
Scott, mention of which was made
in these columns last week.
upon investigation proves to have been
somewhat exaggerated. His son, DR..
Scott, of Walhalla, on arriving at j ames-
town. found the old gentleman much I'M
proved in health. and really better IN
every way than he had been for many
years. The family hope that he will be
able to come home during the summer
for a visit. at least. and perhaps perma-
nently. The news of the old eentleman's
illness has been sad news to his many
friends here, where he was for number
of years the resident pastor of the Pres
byterian church
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-05-18
500 doz. E00s qvanted at SchuMe's

800 dOz. riggs 1CGfte0 Gt SchutEc' s
Co. Sup't Fox is visiting number of
the county schools this week.
J.D. Milne of the Citizens bank, made
made business trip to Hannah the
first of the week.
Flumerfelt & Bucklin, are headquarters
for all kinds of fruit in season. Give
us call when buying fruit
w. H. Smith, disciple of Blackstone,
from Hoople, in Pembina county, has de-
cided to hang out his single at Hannah
Tommy Foshay, who has been spend
ing several weeks among friends at
Mimic and Park River got home on
Mondays train from the south.
Attorney r. d. Stack was in the city
yesterday from Walhalla on his way to
the western part of the county where an
extensive line of collections demand his
attention.
A nice new lot of dry lumber of all
kinds, at reasonable prices is constantly
on hand at H, j. Haskamp's lumber
yard, at Osnabrock. They make speci-
atty of long dimension.
Mrs. Young, mother of Mrs. B. R.
Click. from Springfield, ILL.,, accompani-
ed B. R. Click on his return from the
east Tuesday and will spend part of
the summer here visiting with the family
Mr.. and Mrs. D. McKechnie came in
from the farm last Sunday and have
been spending the week in moving out of
the Blakely building, which is now the
property of N. e. McGruer. They will
commence building right away on lots
recently purchased north of the school
house.
Manager Fred w, Mclean, of the
Langdon base ball club, is in receipt of a
letter from Attorney D. J. Laxdal, who
acts IN similar capacity for crack nine
at Cavalier. His purpose is to arrange
for match game with the Langdon
team on the first day of the Old Settlers
meeting at Walhalla in June, and it is
more thau likely that the boys here will
readily grant his request.
The new building for j. B. Boyd's
cheese factory is up, and it is expected
the plant will have been moved in by the
end of the week, although it may be
somewhat later before steam connections
can be made. The work of laying out
the milk routes is also completed and
everything promises that Mr.. Boyd will
be able to fulfill his promise and have
the factory in full operation by the frs
of the coming month.
Last Thursday was warm enough tt
allow of the wearing of straw hat and
linen duster, but was followed by spell
of weather Oh Friday that brought ou
the fur coat and cap again from it's win
ter quarters in double quick time
There was snow falling in particles
throughout the day, and the following
morning showed that the thermomete
had registered eleven degrees of fros
during the night. This certainly was
tough experience for the middle of Ma,
and brought forth general kick agains
the weather man, who poor fellow wasn'
to blame anyhow.
Mrs. P. Foshay has decided to retir
from the millinery business and afte
June LIST her stock will be removed t.
the store of Elford. Bros. and place,
under the management of Miss Poll
Welsh, sister of Mrs. E. E. Elford
r Poor health is the reason assigned b
) Mrs. Foshay for closing out.
Money to loan. If you wan
: a cheap lean on your farm g
to the Citizen State Bank.