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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1899-02-10
CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

The Water Company's Bill Rejected Nickel.
in.the.Sloi Machines Again LOCALIZED By
License.
The City Council met Monday night
in regular session, with all members
present except Lammon. The session
was devoid Of little but routine mat
tiers, although two new ordinances
were introduced.
Bills against the city to the amount
of 81 ,O20,23 were audited and ordered
paid. The bill Of the Olympia Water
company, which had been referred to
the committee on Accounts and Cur
rent Expenses, was reported back with
the recommendation that it be disal-
lowed, and the recommendation was
adopted.
Henry Eckert's petition to erect a
wooden building in the fire limits was
granted.
Liquor licenses were granted to p.
Dolan, Charles Vietzen, John Gimlet,
Frank Dickinson and w. ]. Doane.
A petition was received asking that
Water street be improved, by making
a roadway and laying sidewalks. Re-
lerred to Street committee.
City Attorney Troy turned over to
the city $43.35, the amount of fine
and costs in the Kennedy bicycle case.
The Clerk and Treasurer were in
structed to have the Council chamber
cleaned at a cost not to exceed 1925.
Two assessment district resolutions
were passed, covering improvements on
Seventeenth and Main streets and on
Maple Park and Main Streets.
Councilman Wiman introduced an
ordinance placing a $25 license on
nickel.in-the-slot machines, and a pen
atty OF fine of not less than $50 is
provided.
Mr.. W;man also introduced an ordi.
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TRANSFORMING CARS.
STATE NEWS.

The Tacoma police are unable to
get photograph of Gately, the con-
fidence man. When taken to the GAL
lery Gately raved like wild man and
attempted to break the camera.
An Everett dentist is said to have
employed professional hypnotist to
assist him while extracting a tooth
from young lady residing at Flor.
ence, and that after the operation the
young lady claimed to have exper.
fenced no pain.
A young man named Piper died
] near Ellensburg last week. A sad
circumstance was the arrival of a
brother. from the East to visit hin
after separation of eight years. The
first he knew of his brothers death
was when he met the party with the
body.
Fire Sunday afternoon in the But.
Ter hotel block, Seattle, destroyed $25,
GOO worth of property. The principa,
loser was the Chicago Clothing Com
pany, whose loss is estimated at SIS,
600. Other losses we're: Smith
Kennedy, drugs. $1,000; Butler grill
room, $4,000. The fire originated il
the clothing store.
| Peter Nelson was burned to death ir
his cabin, near La Center, Clarke
county, last Saturday evening. Tht
theory is that the old man went t.
sleep while sitting in n chair in from
of the fire, and, his clothing becoming
ignited, he was overcome with fright
and was suffocated by smoke before h,
could get out OF the building.
At Chehalis, Saturday. Justice West
over finished the preliminary hearing
of Walter Taylor. Taylor is charged
with numbering V. A. Middaugh, ant
burning the body and cabin to concea
the crime, an account of which was
| given in last weeks STANDARD. HI
was bound over to the Superior Court
and being unable to furnish 5000
bail was remanded to Jail.
1t is evident that gang of desper
ate characters is working Everett al
the present time. Within week the
Brodeck store was robbed of abou,
$4,000 in clothing. On Thursday
evening an attempt was made to hole
up ]. l.. Mitchell, Supreme Organizer
of the Order of Washington, near the
Great Northern depot, and would
have succeeded but for the timely ap
pearance of other parties. On Sun
day night the King residence was en-
tered and the robber, after beating Mr.
and Mrs. King into insensibility, took
what cash there was in the house and
escaped.
BY an explosion recently in q Gu,
near Starbuck, on the line of Walluls
extension, one man was killed and
another seriously injured. The mer
were working on subcontract under
Mason & Mcbride, and were making
the second springing in a l2-foot hole
when, it is supposed, in stamping they
exploded the Is sticks OF giant powder
used for blast. Harry johnson, fore
man, was instantly killed, his heaf
being completely severed from thu
body, and Frank Olson, n laborer, was
seriously injured. Olson's face il
mutilated from the mouth upward
and he will lose his eyesight.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1899-02-10

original models in every detail casting
it to the full strength Of powerful
company I r. SteekweN will appear
in his created character of the "Dea-
con-"
"a Midnight Bell" is mirth-pro.
voking picture of New England life
The scene of the play is quiet village
in northern New England; time oil
action present; the intent of the play
is to picture certain striking features
of rural life in Yankee land and GER
tain types Of character. The story re.
wolves around the home of Squire AL
colt, president of the bank. 1t had
been robbed on the evening of his
nomination to the council, he admit.
ting that he was to his knowledge the
last one to leave the bank, and that he
had borrowed the keys of the safe from
the cashier, Larabee, before the latter
went home. Larabee was the real
criminal stole the bonds, ETC., and con
cealed them inside of one of the church
cushions. Evidence seemed so strong
against the squire that Larabee swore
to a warrant accusing him of the rob-
berry, and the Boston lawyer Alcott
had engaged to ferrit out the crime
turns upon his own client. The
squire's nephew, Ned, is informed that
his uncle is to be arrested and when
the warrant is about to be served to
save his uncle he falsely confesses to
the crime, is arrestedAnd taken to the
squire's house and locked up. Ned
later escapes and is traced by his foot.
marks in the snow to the old school
house, where Nora, the teacher which
he had taken into confidence in a love
affair, taught school, and also where
his girl, Annie, was attending. Ned
tells Nora all, bids her not to betray
his uncle, and escapes to Boston on a
passing train. Nora is discharged by
the school committee for shielding
Ned. The parson takes her to hi,
house, the committee informs him al
a choir rehearsal that he must give up
the girl or the church; he resigns
Before the deacon closes the church
that night he goes into the belfry to
oil the bell and is accidentally locked
in. To arouse the neighbors he rings
the bell and several rushing in, find.
Larabee taking the bonds from the
cushion. All ends happily. Ned re
turns, marries Annie and stands here
of manhood and honor in the neigh
borhood. The attorney during the &C
ton of the play has found a girl thai
at the close of the piece he makes hi'
own, and the parson, who is loved al
the more by his flock for defending thu
girl, takes Nora to his heart.
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nance repeating the $500 merchant or
dlnancc now on the city statute books.
Both were referred.
The Fire and Water committee
were given authority to repair city fire
MIGRANTS, and also to purchase horse
for the fire department.
The sidewalk in front of the Israel
property on the north side of Ninth
street between Washington and
Franklin was ordered repaired and
charged up to the owners of the abut.
ting property.
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Notice to Creditors.

IN the matter of the estate of Henry Quinn, de-
L ceased.
Notice Is hereby given to all persons having
claims against the above named deceased to pre-
sent them with the necessary vouchers within
this notice to the undersigned Administrator. at
the office of G. C.. Israel, Chambers block,
Olympia, Thurston county, Washington which
place is now designated for the transaction of all
business of the said estate.
JOHN II. SCOTT,
Administrator of the estate of Henry Quinn,
deceased.
WINsTOcK & ISRAEL, Attorneys for Admins
traitor.
Date of first publication, Feb. 3, 1899.
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EVEN little Oily is now convinced
that embalmed" beef was fed to oul
soldiers, although he fairly went wild
over that statement when it was made
during the State canvass by Represent
alive Lewis.
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METEOROLOGICAL.

1.ef...uniu- s,.'-'i 81 'n'l"'rat"r' aud ram
r... ..- o.. 7.va ,uiiu- yesterday. February
q. = f-.u. 81 -,.,o,I kat md Kindly furnish
Mr.. u ot""n"r:
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IN the Superior Court Of the State OF Washing
l. ton, for Thurslon county.

/ OOufN
L ton, for Thurslon county.
Sarah P. Ferry, as Executrix OF the
last viii and testament of Elisha
T. Ferry. deceased, Plaintiff,
VS..
Allen Wier and Ellen Weir. his
wife, Edward Grow, and Lavilla
Grow. his wife, The First Ma
tional Bank OF Olympia, A. A.
Phillips. as Receiver Of the First s No. 22i9
National Bank of olympia, The
Merchants National Bank OF Sc
attle, Charles ii. Baker, as Re-
ceiver of The Merchants Nation
al Bank of Seattle. Home Fire
Insurance Company, OF Seattle,
Washington, and Irving Wood,
Defendants
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1899-02-10

Motherhood 10 Q
woman's brightest
crown.
1t Is q woman's
glory to be strong
and capable n I
feminine way. Her
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The State Of Washington to the said defendants.
Irving Wood, Edward Grow and Lavilla Grow,
his wife, and each OF them:
| You and each OF you are hereby summoned to
appear within sixty t60) days after the first publ
| cation OF this summons, tOwit: within sixty
(69) days after the 10Th day of February, 1899 and
defend the above-entitled action In the above
entitled court and answer the amended COM
plant of the plaintiff, aud serve a copy of your
| answer upon the undersigned attorney, for
plaintiff. at his office, below stated and in case
of your failure so to do judgment will be render.
ed against you according to the demand of the
amended complaint which has been filed with
| the Clerk OF said Court; the object of said &C.
ton, as set forth in the amended complaint, is
as follows:
For Judgment In favor of the plaintiff and
| against the defendants Allen Weir and Ellen
Weir, his wife, for the sum of five thousand
three hundred and four $500 dollars, with in
per cent. per annum, from the bath day OF
FEBRUARY. 1892, until paid. according to the
| terms and conditions of certain promissory
| note made by the defendant, Allen Weir to-
gether with costs and attorneys fec as speci.
fed in the amended complaint in eaid action,
and for the foreclosure of a certain mortgage
Ellen Weir, his wife. to secure the payment of
said promissory note. on the following lands,
situated In Thurston county, State of Washing
All of blocks numbered one (1), i've (5), six (6),
eight (s), eleven QL twelve (l2). sixteen C6l,
nineteen Q9). tweniy-four t24), thirty.aye (35),
kolJs tnlr-
ty-four (S4) lots numbered from four (4) to TWEEN.
ty-four cd, inclusive in block numbered twenty
ty-fve (25l, lots nine ~ to twelve Q2) inclusive
in block four (il, lots nineteen u9) to twenty
four ca inclusive in block eighteen u.s. and lots
twenty.three (23) and twenty.four (24) in block
thirtysix 6); said blocks s, g. s. II. Il. l6, - r.
50, 81, 80, 50 and 3d. containing "a lots EACH block
one ~, twelve lots, in all three hundred and
fftyseven (357) lots all in New State Addition to
the city of Olympia: as same appears of record in
the office of the Auditor of said Thurston county;
and to sell all of said property and apply the pro-
ceeds toward the payment of said note and judy
ment. including an attorneys fee and costs; the
object of said action is also to foreclose the in
terest Of said defendants, Irving Wood, Edward
Grow and Lavilla Grow, his wife, and each OF
them, in and to said property, and each and
every part thereof.
Date of the first publication OF this summons is
The 10th day OF February, 1899
PIERRE P. FERRY,
Attorney for Plaintiff
Office and postoffice address: Rooms 4l3-4I4
Pioneer Building Seattle, King county, Wash
ington.
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The State of Washington to the said defendants
| Irving Wood, Edward Grow and Lavilla Grow,
his wife, and each of them:
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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-03-31
GOLDEN VALLEY


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account VI hal 4aYta.l In.. ORE
gauizeH t.uec.Hrr it,le Golden
Valley 'uIun
Mr. (,il.,u. and l,.r.f. A I...rL went
60 I.sfIsrn. V.,ur.I.y. s.d All, ,;.b-ou
tooE tu. jran and went 90 l6a uat-
tend cour.
Ray -.sirme,. n...sleJ Lf4t r,ra-
well sermon at 0l- Valley last SUM
dav evening
Miss Huuab Brown visited MRS
Northiup and Miss CARA Bruuer last
Week
MISSES Anna lnob'rk aud Florence
Gibson ""I" the CUES %. Miss Myrtle
an" "e'"' ''u',r''iI I'', saturday.
quite number OF Ia boys quit
soh""l !" '''" u'eIc' I"IHh worn
Mr. brnokens ~ assisting mr. n G
hohler in hi7 farm w"ro.
AS Mr. NIanbecll was coming home
from lodge Friday evening he was
very much frightened Mt something
Wn'ie suPPose' 70 ue a cat ne mas
ho' pee'' a"Ie 10 20 pa'h since
Miss Mamie Maxwell was the guest
vi MISE 'I"ra i'aurS 'ast rIIuay eve
hins'
Misses Maggie Funk and Beulah
honiei were az 'he N"l'ey SUNDAY
QuIVe number from this neighbour
E Ep;Ho, ",'Tnueu the concert AT moran
Ray ',u'!"S'
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-03-31
SALEM


The party at Mt pearsu'5iast week
was well attended aud all seemed TO
enjoy themselves
crank buckingham worked for
a uer Wood lH=t week
ref Flsh ia working Tor w ID
irouK.
MT Brubaker farm ,ar.r 'ho
hasebeer place tlts year.
monte Cushman has been 500. kjug
for Titus Simons this week
Mr. ana Mrs McClam have moved To
the place vacated by Elesly Sergeant.
VIII Boyer has bought he place on
which he has been staying for several
years. Will is'a hustler and we wish
him success.
Bob Jury is staying with his
brother Claude ON the Galbraith farm.
Quite "A number from this locality
went to lola Saturday to receive
nursery stock ordered some time ago.
Oren Noyes closed very success
full term of school at JeddO last Fri
day and has gone to work for Charley
Beeman on the TregO place
Mr. and MIS- FredericksOn have gone
to housekeeping ON Judge Knox
place recently vacated by Mr. Biele.
Hattie Brubaker closed her school
AT Center Grove last Friday with an
entertainment at night Hattie is
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the .I2o of Laf.rue IAN ola.r d.,
.r,rIe,- ueiro horn an euf rney
ALI 0i-o aud rhe people OF our town
provl1uu clOrhIug aud money to send
Them back tu missouri lol burial.
MRS Anna Stevenson was uu,te sick
~itu ro-e0la out is better.
t,eo-,,a r,.rl,.r hand ana ofb,is ro,,le.,
10 dron dead Monday pioht vL.le
drjviuG home fro,p IoHarns
AIR a rnoIds have thei, u.,v hmm. "a
alnnsf ready far n,cunoncv
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M,9 - ~ No, T. o'u7i,'a 'u 'a''i.'S ave
WO y, u ii't nv, Oi,i,t '','u "a W.
~'P!
Ll''le ware NupIe was OUT from
lo." over Satu[ Dti 10 WISH her grand
'"'' WIS WAS '"lisS''
DIR Hooper intends spending Easter
sunday with ms parents IN PltIsburg
Mrs Peet had friends from lola call
ing on her Friday afternoon.
Otie Patterson is very sick at this
writing with typhoid Pneumonia
We hope for her speedy recovery.
r. l. Manley and daughters were
out from lola last Friday afternoon.
This seems 10 be tha deenest snow
90 ttr'.l.'.,.,.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-03-31
NORTH MAPLE GROVE AND CAR
RENTER.

march 2S-Mr Balps brother and
neice irom Missouri are visiting him
this week.
Mrs w Fife visited in Colony last
Friday.
Louis Roush is working for Loft
Dearsles.
Dot Wright closed IA successful
term of school at Prairie Union Fri
day with basket supper in the even
ing. Quite number of her old
schoolmates from this neighborhoOd
attended.
The infant child of Mr. and MIS- Bert
Virgins died last Friday, March a.
They have the sympathy of the entire
community in their sad bereavement.
Ella Hall closed her school at JeddO
last Friday and returned to her home
Saturday.
Rev Fraser of lola made an interest.
ing address at the Quaker church in
the interest of the Law and Order
League.
There was a party at Mr. Swigart's
Saturday evening. Those present
were: Misses Mildred and Hattie
Swlgart, Dot and Nora Wright, Julia
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-03-31

morning. Subject: "Jetus Cbrlst as
viewed from a lawyers standpoint"
and to say we were all pleased but
family expresses our appreciation.
miss Myric visited her parents at
MapletOn last Sunday and her sister
returned with her TO spend few
days here.
Rev Trip and wife moved to his
work at Weir City where he will
labor the ceming year.
Edith Adams has quit school on
account of her eyes.
Mr. Love has been moving the old
buildings off his luts on Main street
and Is preparing 10 build his new
store building there. Let the good
work go on.
Love Brothers are moving the
goods they had in their store at Els
more TO Bronson.
Mr. Berry is able to he about his
work again.
Ernest Helms is working for John
Harklerode this summer.
Goodlanders have the foundation
for their furniture building COM
pleted.
The county school examination will
be held here next Saturday. Several
of the Bronson pupils expect to take
it.
MRS AIDA Smith from near La
Harpe visited in town Thursday.
The NJ T. people like their new
minister. Rev Hislop, very much
He is n student from Baldwin aud
a bright young man.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-03-31

March 4y-B S Smith received q
telegram from Patterson, y y, SUM
day evening Informing uIm of the
death OF his step-tatheI and leiC for
there ON the utghl train.
The Local Union of Young Peoples
societies VIII hold a sunrise prayer
meeting at the Methodist church at o
O'Clock Easter morning.
Della MeElroy is here for visit of
several weeks. She has finished her
class of music at Guthrie.
Rudolph Palslring has taken pity
on thepaucity of good blacksmiths at
lola aud has gone into partnership
with Hooker SHAPED. Duff 10 the
best black smith that ever struck lola
ana bis acquisition is but an eX-
emplification of the prOVerb Them
that has gifts"
There are two excellent shows
booked for Humboldt this week
Tuesday night Farmer Hopkins was
in the city and Thursday night South
Before the War Will be- given by
Harry Mallory's company.
\ j Justice wishes that Monday Is
snow had not put i'm an appearance
II it did bring good sleighing. He
bad Just hitched up his best team to
his finest cutter when the team start
ed % run. They ran north to Central
avenue and then west to 7th street
where the sleigh was broken to
pieces. The team was finally caught
IN tie south part of town unhurt, but
the wreck of the sleigh knOcke d all
the profits out OF the winters sleigh
mo
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-03-31

getting quite a reputation a. teach
er, having taught two years and Civ
ing splendid satisfaction.
Geo Rhoades was in lola Saturday
taking steps toward organizing a new
school district The proposed dis
trict 10 include sections %, %. 26, 81
and part of "A, % and 50.
Mr. Frederichson and Miss Lavina
Weekend drove to lola one day last
week and were married by the pro-
hate judge. The boys gathered the
following evening with various kinds
Of instruments warranted to produce
sound and proceeded to operate i'm the
old fas hioned way. The groom anted
very satisfactorily and the boys re-
turned home happy
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-03-31
ALLEN CENTER
JOHN W, TREpwAY, Reporter

The assessor is now making his
regular rounds aud finds we'uus aw-
ful ''pore",
The Waverly school held a basket
supper last Thursday evening and
the teacher reports net income for
a school library, of twenty-five
dollars. The united aid of all patrons
in the district, added to the efficient
services OF Frank Jackson, of Spring
Branch, us auctioneer, was the cause
OF it all. Our folks gratefully ac-
knowledge courtesies extended by
Mr. and MRS Il w Jones of this dis
trict
Our school closed last Friday with
the usual big dinner No other. oc-
casion seems to call the whole dis-
trict together as that of closing day.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-03-31
LIBERTY.

MRS murphy called ON MRS Bassett
and Grandma Warner Tuesday after
noon.
Mr. Cramer and Mr. murphy were
working the roads monday.
MRS j Cornell and son attended
church at Piqua Sunday. Rev Irwin
of Geneva, conducted the services.
.5pring work has begun, the farm
ers blowing, sowing oats and doing
almost all kinds Of work now.
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GENEVA.
Miss Knowlton, Reporter.

MISS knOWItOn, KepOTtcr.
March Is Willie Caldwell is quite
sick with the measles.
Robt Warner and family moved in
to their new home last week
Mrs John Rees and olive Knowlion
spent Saturday with friends in Colony.
Winnie Spencer and Minnie Grimm
were married Tuesday, the u, at the
home of the bri@e'4 parents, Rev
Irwin officiating the young people
have the best wishes ofall.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-03-31
Wrapper News.

Are these c0Zy, comfortable
house-gOwns becoming more popu-
lar? What was the reason this
wrapper business OF our is taking
wonderful jumps lately? We
think though that it is because of
value giving such as this.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-03-31
Muslin
Underwear.

The news this evening is of a
goodly lot of Undermusins which
came to us by chance. Included
are many garments of the aristo-
cratic sort, made Tor one OF New
Nork's exclusive stores. There had
to he considerable price concession
before We would touch them.
RESULT-Here are the best and
most luxurious bits of lingerie we
have ever offered on such low
price basis. Prices run down hill
like this:
Umbrella drawers, fine cam brio ,25c
" " fancy trimmed,
fine cambria, SOC
Umbrella drawers, handsomely
made, and of fine material, soc
Gowns, in cambria, embroidered,
75c
Dainty gowns, 9Sc
Handsome gowns, Sl.25
Fine cambria skirts ,tuoks and lace,
9Sc
Dainty skirts, Sl.25
The list is too large, and the
range of prices is too great. to
euumerate them all.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-03-31
Boys
Clothing.

Does this store sell Cheap Cloth.
ing for Boys? This Store Dnee Not.
1t sells good substantial Clothing
for the little fellows, the kind that
will stand the wear and tear of
bOyish pranks, and it sells this
kind of Clothing cheaply. But
"cheap" clothing never.
Where do you buy your sons
Clothes?
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-03-31
BRONSON

Gertie Helms, Reporter
March 27,-Fred Byrum has re-
turned home from western Kansas
where he has been teaching school.
There was a social at the Baptist
church Friday night. They cleared
about $l5.
Judge Simons from TT Scott gave
a lecture at the M Il church Sunday
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-03-31
The
Shoe Sale

The shoe section has overlooked
with business the past few weeks
WHY! This because of stock con-
sequent upon this great shoe occa-
sion. 1t is because of the low
prices we are making despite the
fact that shoe leather is goldg Sky
High