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Evening star., 1901-06-06
WILLING TO TAKE A BATH.
Small Boys Pleasing Experience a
House of Detention.

Small Boys Pleasing Experience at
House of Detention.
George Harris, oolored boy, who gave
his age as eight years. was prisoner at
police headquarters about o'clock last
night. He had been found sleeping in a
doorway in the vicinity Of headquarters by
a colored man. who turned him over to
Sergeant Carter. The boys appearance
indicated that a good bath and a square
meal would do him no harm. and these he
was told he would get IL he returned home.
"Ill take him to his home" volunteered
the colored man, after the boy had said he
lived In Pierce court.
ct won't go nowhere with that man." the
boy said.
Then where will you go?' Sergeant Car
ter asked him.
"Pd rather go to the house OF detention"
was the response OF the youthful prisoner.
And be locked up?" asked the sergeant.
do you know they will make you take a
bath thereT'
Certainly knows it, said the boy. but
the waters warm. 1 was there last week
and they gave me chicken.
He was thereupon taken to the house Of
detention in a cab and this morning his
case was turned over to Agent Douglass
Of the board Of childrens guardians.
Evening star., 1901-06-06
1 to 3.

Bleached Turkish Wash Rags
Bleached Turkish Bath Towels,
extra heavy quality, regularly
12Hc.-874c. yard.
Fine Toilet Soap-3c. cake.
Heavy Bristle Hair Brushes-8c.
Children's Percale Dresses, sizes
to 3 years-11c.
Children's Gingham Dresses, I to
: years-IIe. D.-r9- -4.-.1- ID.
A great variety to select from, and made in
the most serviceabie and best manner.
Walnut Finish Window Screens
(ht ordinary size windows -
71zc.
Woven Hammocks, full size, pref
ty colorings, sell at $I-6oc.
Ladies Duck Skirts, polka dot,
trimmed with rufles, unusually
we'll made-$2.5o.
Ladies' Walking Skirts-$2.o %.
Fine Walking Skirts; all wool; plaid backs
and the choice Of any walking skirt except
black.
Very Fine Brilliantine Skirts,
made with full flare bottoms,
trimmed with flounce-$2.6o.
Ladies' and Children's Trimmed
Hats, worth $2.o8-7oc.
Taphorns and fancy straws trimmed in rih.
bons flowers, chiffon, null. &c; latest styles.
Mems White Madras Shirts-5oc.
BOYS All-wool Knee Pants-Ioc.
Boys Wash Suits-45c.
Boys Fine Blue and Black Chev-
lot and Serge Suits-S2. 90.
dealers
Evening star., 1901-06-06
To Expedite Mails for Cuba.

Alexander Grant, acting general superin-
tendent Of the railway mail service. has
issued an order in which he says that in
formation has reached his Office Indicating
that the mails from this country for Cuba
are not always forwarded by the most
direct route of transmission. 1t is found.
he says. that mails from the middle and
western states frequently reach Havana
via New York. N. Y, thereby cntaiiing
serious and unnecessary delay. Steamers
leave Miami. Fla, for Havana Mondays a.
IL pm. and leave Port Tampa, Fla, for
Havana at Ii pm Tuesdays. Thursdays
and Sundays. via the Port Tampa and Ha-
vana r. p. O.
Mr.. Grant directs that all Cuban mail for
and via Havana be forwarded by the most
direct route to Miami or Port Tampa, Fla,
except in cases where mail 10 especially
addressed to be forwarded GGNerwisa.
Evening star., 1901-06-06
@ to 1 d.

: SC. Corded Lawns, 2zsc yard.
/. Newest styles and colorings. in light. me-
: dium and dark grounds; neat figures.
: Yard-wide Bleached Muslin, short
: lengths, good quality, $50. yd.
!, Perftlmed Talcum Powder, 2Hc.
!, Sewing Cotton, spool, Ic.
. Odd lot Taffeta and China Silks,
= mostly waist lengths, 25c. yard.
!. The newest seasons shades in plain colors
and black; sold for very much more than
: Ladies Percale Waists, zoe.
: Infants Long and Short Dresses,
> canbric, trimmed yokes, Ioc.
10 pairs Ladies' Common-sense
Button Shoes, sizes 4 and 8 only,
$500 quality-6oc.
i, 48 pairs BOYS Covert Cloth Lace
. Shoes. leather soles, sizes II to
i. 81. 6oc. quality-3oc.
> Infants Black Ribbed Hose, 25c.
; quality-0c.
: Women's Fancy Hose, plain and
: drop stitch-1IHc.
Mems Balbriggan Underwear,
value 25c.-I5c.
Mems Leather Belts-1oc.
Mems Ioc. White Handkerchiefs
sc
, Torchon Laces and Insertings,
regularly Sc.-212c. yard.
. Waterproof Felt Window Shades,
. all colors, with fxtures-57sc.
= Good Quality 5-4 Colored Table
: Oilcloth, pretty patterns-71ac.
!. ward.
: 36-inch Cream Curtain Scrim,
: worth 5c.-I7sc. yard.
Polka Dot Duck Skirts-65c.
: Blue and white and black and white polka
dot. made full width. with fiounce.
Black Cheviot Serge Skirts, very
. well made, excellent lining
SI.60.
Children's Hats in Trimmed Mex
. lean and Untrimmed Flats,
. white only, worth 8oc.-I5c,
Considerable variety to select fror1-and the
very newest and best styles.
, Black and Colored Underskirts-
soc.
These are the lightweight garments for
warm weather wear; very serviceably made.
BOYS Percale Shirt Waists, pleat-
ed front and back-8Nc.
Boys Good Quality Wash Knee
Pants-712c.
BOYS Wash Suits-Ioc.
, BOYS All-wool Knee Pants; some
. with double seat; some with
. double knees-3oc.
!, BOYS All-wool Double-breasted
. Suits, sizes ] to 10 years-SI.7o.
Evening star., 1901-06-06
penteco.tal Chaarcha Assembly.

The thisd days meftinss Of the Pente-
costal convention were held today in the
hall Of the Academy of Music beginning at
10 am. The sermon was, preached by Rev.
Mr.. Be Vier on the text. us thine heart
right?" An altar service followed.
At o'clock this afternoon and 7:30 this
evening the sermon will be preached by
Rev. Vivian Gates, and at each there will
be an altar service. The convention will
close tomorrow.
At last evenings meeting the sermon was
delivered by Mr.. Johc "con a layman from
Saltwater. N. Y. whe TX for his text the
entire thirty-fifth cha4 of Isaiah.
Evening star., 1901-06-06
COMING GOLF EVENTS.
Chevy Chase and DumbartOn Play
Saturday.

The committee having In charge the club
match games for The Evening Star cup has
decided to postpone the contest arranged
for next Saturday between the Columbia
and Washington clubs for one week The
two teams will meet on the course of the
Columbia Golf Club June Is, and another
good contest is promised.
Next Saturday the Chevy Chase and
Dumbarton Golf clubs will play their first
game for the cup the contest to take place
on the links Of the latter named club. Both
teams will be the strongest that can be
gathered from either club, and for this
reason the pair matches, as well as the
team match, will excite unusual interest.
Evening star., 1901-06-06
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Linen Finish Tapes, all widths y;
Ic. piece. s
I5c. White India Liner1-8Ac. yd Y!
In full pieces; sheer and soft and an extra =,
nne quality.
75c. Taffeta Silks yard. !;
All colors, including black, and an unusually .:
good selection q
1900 White Skirts, trimmed with d
wide lace or embroidery and d
tucks, easily worth $1.5o-o8c. q
Children's Sample Dresses, E to y!
IL years, including blouse suits y:
worth up to $2.oo-o8c. y
N Made d; in singhams s chsmbrsys' Ia lawns &C.. q
Walnut Finish Screen Doors, E :
sizes (bring door size)-55c :
Best Quality Stair or Runner Oil d
cloth, pretty patterns, worth 1oc. y,
yard-5zsc. yard. J
Fine Linen Skirts-$3.98. )
Made with circular nounce; three rows her y!
rngbone inserting. Of purest linen. ID
Embroideries and Insertings to y,
match, sell at 15c.-7Hc. yard. d
for In trimming the shirt waists-and the y.
quality is unusually good 4
Boys All-wool Doub1e-breasted =;
Suits, 7 to 10 years, worth $500 .;
-$I.4o. d
Boys Indigo Blue Shirt Waists, d
sell at 25c.-I2Hc. q;
Boys Fine Wash Suits, sold at 4:
$1.o8-o8c. .
None Of above items will be sold to chill ID
dren dealers.
Evening star., 1901-06-06
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Il w UO Ii Ii
Yard-wide Unbleached Muslin,
closely woven quality, regularly
7c.-3zsc. yard.
Sheer White India Linen, short
lengths; worth I2H-4zsc. yd.
Dressmakers' Cambria, all colors
-2zsc. yard.
Pearl Buttons, per dozen, &c.
Ladies Black Hose Supporters,
with belt, Ioc. values-5c. pair.
Ladies Muslin Drawers, deep
hem and tucks-9Mc.
25c. Trimmed Corset Covers-Isc.
Gowns, with tucked and embroid-
cry trimmed yokes-39c.
SO pairs Child's and Misses Don
COLA Button and Lace Shoes,
o1z to 2, selling at 85c. and ST.
SOC.
All In the best of the new shapes and styles
aahu bought In a great quantity in order to
sell at this price.
IS pairs Ladies Dongola Oxfords,
sell at 98c.-65c.
Children's Fine Muslin Drawers
all sizes, o34c.
Ladies $500 Suits, $500.
,,uns ,t1 OF si1 racks OF fine suits, in home
some with hounce; full flare skirts | all colors s"
Sprays of Roses with foliage, For
get-me-nots, Foliage, Corn
Flowers, etc, worth 3oc.-5c.
These hat trimmings are in ali the latest
aho most popular styles and colorlngs.
Large Smyrna and Brussels
Rugs, pretty oriental designs,
worth $I.5o-e8c.
Ladies Gray Homespun Skirts,
SI.3o.
Ext Extra well made, full width, all-wOol; we'll
Mems Night Shirts, value 3oc.-
25c.
Mems Silk Shield Bows, 711c.
Mems Working Shirts, 17c.
Women's 75c. Kid Gloves, 2oc.
Children's Nazareth" Waists.
sizes I and 2, selling at 1oc.-
Serpentine Laces, cream and
white, sell at 25c.-I4c. yard.
All-over Laces, cream and white,
S1,oo value, 800. yard.
Walnut Finish Door Screens, six
sizes bring size door, 55c.
Walnut Finish Window Screens
(flt any ordinary size window,
71zc.
Large White Bed Spreads, pretty
patterns, worth SOC. (but two to
a buyer), 900.
Best quality Stair or Runner OIL
cloth, in good designs, sells at
1oc.-5Zsc. yard.
Boys Brownie" Overalls, full
size, hip pocket, best denim,
I2Hc.
Boys Indigo Blue and Turkey
Red Percale Shirt Waists,
I2Hc.
Boys All-wool Knee Pans, 2oc.
Boys Sailor Blouse Wash Suits.
05c.
Boys Double-breasted Cassi
mere Suits, sizes IS, ii and Is
years, 00c.
Evening star., 1901-06-06
Hotel Berkeley.

There are daily orchestral concerts at the
Hotel Berkeley. conducted by James and
George Bew, on the beach at the foot OF
Kentucky avenue. Atlantic City. The house
is provided with all modern conveniences,
the main corridor leading to the boardwalk
and ocean front sun psrlors. Special rates
ere offered for this month
Evening star., 1901-06-06
s to 9.

SO pairs Boys Tennis Oxfords,
soc. quality-25c.
4S pairs Infants Soft Sole Shoes,
pink, blue, red, brown, white and
black, ,35c. quality-I5c.
Mems Four-ply Linen Collars, SC.
Mems Black Hose, SC.
Mennen's Talcum Powder, &C.
box.
Apron Gingham, good quality,
brown and blue checks, $50.
yard.
Best Quality Bleached Twill
Crash; regularly 5c.-2Zsc. yd.
Evening star., 1901-06-06
Twice Transferred.

BY deed placed on record today the
Washington Steamboat Company conveyed
to Elizabeth Lyon lots l to II, inclusive,
square 437, located near the corner of M
and Water streets southwest The consid-
Grafton was $4,000. BY second deed the
same property was later conveyed to Henry
Hart for q similar consideration.
Evening star., 1901-06-06
Misfortunes Of an AGED Coup,e.

James Collins, a blind man. and Clara
Collins. his wife, an aged couple from Fort
Bend, Tex, arrived here last evening on
their way to Harpers Ferry, where they
formerly lived. According to the state
ments Of the elderly people. they went to
Texas about twenty years ago and bought
piece of land. There came a time when
they found 1t necessary to mortgage their
property, and afterward they lost every
cent they had. During the time they lived
In Texas the husband lost his eyesight, and
q few weeks ago the couple started for
their old home, expecting relatives to as
sist them. Last night they were escorted
to the house Of detention, where they re-
fused to remain, and were finally made
comfortable in a police station Tor the
night, and today they were furnished
transportation to Harper's Ferry.
Evening star., 1901-06-06
1 1 to IL.

Ii Il wv IL 70
csc. Wrappers, soc.
and ana tSe in all the popular
trimmed.
Summer Corsets, short and me-
dunn lengths, $50.
Moth Balls, 2zsc. 1b.
Ioo-yard spool Black Sewing
Silk, Ic.
Black Taffeta Silk, selling at soc.
-2oc. yard.
Just $50 yards of this elegant silk, which
sells at all times and places at 80 cents yard
Yardwide Fast Black Moired
Percaline, sells at Ioc.-5zsc.
yard.
Navy Blue and Black Wool Serge,
I0c.
An excellent quality, suitable for skirts, and
standard fabric for wear
2o pairs Ladies Patent Leather
Oxfords, $2.oo quality, CSC.
Mems "Norusto" Suspenders,
sold at 25c.-I9c.
Ladies Bathing Suits, very we'll
made, newest seasons STYLES,
$I.o8.
Ladies Linen Shirt Waist Suits,
$3.o8.
Linen Shirt Waist Suits, S4.o8.
Splendidly made and trimmed with white
braid; waist tucked; newest patterns.
Ladies and Children's Trimmed
Sailors, Jap. braids, worth 8oc.
-2oc.
Boys Sailor Blouse Waists, ruffle
front, I5c.
Best Merrimac Percale Shirt
Waists, I21zc.
Boys Sailor Suits, all sizes, 4oc.
Boys Crash Suits, E, 7, 8 and Q
years, 40c.
Boys Coats, Simpsons prints,
~ w ~ years, ZSC.
Ladies' Skirts, pure linen, made
with full flare skirts, deep hem,
stitched seams, $I.2o.
Ladies' Homespun Skirts, $2.3o.
These skirts very fine. ail-wooi, in gray, blue
f1ounce
Fine Black Cheviot Serge Skirts,
trimmed with three rows stitch
ed satin bands, full flare bot
toms, $685.
Silk Shirt Waists, $3.Io.
Black and colored-the widest choice as to
color and style-an very high grades in ali
respects.
Ladies Coats, ooc.
Made OF tan covert cloth. lined with rha-
dame silk suitable for evening wear
Heavy Floor Oilcloth, good pat
terms and colors, worth SIC
2Ic. yard.
Fine Swiss Embroidery, beauti-
full patterns, 8 inches wide, value
35c.-Ioc. yard.
Best quality Holland Window
Shades, compete with fixtures,
I7c.
Hardwood Screen Doors, various
sizes bring door size), 7oc.
These the substantial and durable screen
Doors; best wire fabric, strongly constructed.
Hardwood Window Screens, 24-
inch, worth 35c.-23c.
White Applique Pillow Shams,
also Swiss Scarfs, worth up to
4oc.-I5c.
Evening star., 1901-06-06
NEW EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Proposed Construction at Chevy Chase
by All Saints Parish.

by All Saints Parish.
Ground was broken for the new Protes-
tant Episcopal Church edidce at Chevy
Chase Monday last. Brief services were
held and the rector, Rev. T. s. Childs D.
D., threw out the first shovel full Of earth.
The location is on the west side Of Chevy
Chase circle and was given to the vestry
Of All Saints parish by Mr.. Francis G.
Newlands The architect Of the new church
Is w. B. Wood and the contractors are
Richardson & Burgess. II is expected the
corner stone will be laid next week.
Evening star., 1901-06-06

dog was run over by afmilk wagon on
NJ street northwest between 9th and 7th
streets this morning and fatally injured.
Policeman McKie ended the animals suf-
ferings with his pistol
Evening star., 1901-06-06

Clave Day. colOred. became I'll al LIST and
d streets northeast about o'clock this
morning. He was taken to the Casualty
Hospital for treatment.
Evening star., 1901-06-06
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o8c. Black Lawn Waists, SOC.
All fast color. tucked back and front; ele
CANT styles.
White Shirt Waists, all sizes, soc.
fects; very wen made and perfect fitting
Newest seasons patterns in Yard
wide Percales, selling every
where at 12Hc.-5Mc. yard.
12zc. Figured Lawns, 474c. yard.
Foulsra SIX Patterns: about 500 pieces;
great Variety of designs; colors are heliotrope,
pink. cadet, navy and light blue.
Featherstitched Wash Braid, sells
at 1oc. and I21ac.-4c. piece.
Best quality Holland Window
Shades, all colors, complete with
fixtures, 17c.
Pretty Silkolines and Gold Cloths,
worth up to &c. yard-3Bc.yd.
Ladies' Polka Dot Skirts, 8oc.
Considerable variety to choose from-black
and white and blue and white polka dot duck;
full width; very well made.
Black Cheviot Serge Skirts, extra
we'll made throughout, $I.8o.
Ladies White Pique Skirts, $I.1o.
Silk Waists, $2o8.
Colors and black; wide range Of colors and
styles to select from; very handsome.
Ladies' Trimmed Hats, worth up
to $6.oo-$2.4o.
A great variety Of shapes and trimmed in the
best and latest styles.
Women's Vests, SC.
Swiss Ribbed Vests, taped neck and arm
holes.
BOYS Wash Knee Pants-6Hc.
Boys Percale Shirt Waists-6Hc.
Boys Wash Suits-21c.
Boys White Duck and Pique
Knee Pants-2oc.
Boys Blue Vestie Suits-Soc.
None Of above items will be sold to children
dealers.
Evening star., 1901-06-06

Thousands of situations have been OBJ
tanned through the want columns Of The
6taG.
Evening star., 1901-06-06
IL to 1 .

81 dozen Otis Underwear, short
and long sleeves, sells always at
5oc.-35c.
"otis'' 10 the standard in mems underwear
and is at the head Of the list for quality, as
every man knows.
Samples Mems Summer Under
. wear, silk and lisle thread, value
$I-5oc.
Women's Taffeta Gloves, tan,
black and white, regularly 25c.
-I5c.
Taffeta and Satin Ribbons, 15c.
value-71zc.
No. IA Satin-back Velvet Rib
bons, selling at 5oc.-3oc. yard.
White Pique Skirts, two rows in
serting, full flare bottom-$I .2o.
Very Fine Black Taffeta Silk
Skirts, high grade in both make
and material-$65o.
Mems Garters-6c.
Boys Fine Linen Knee Pants
Ioc.
Boys Wash Suits-25c.
None Of the above items will be sold to chill
dren dealers.
Evening star., 1901-06-06

The Hecht Credit System will make the
paying easy-you can have your purchases
charged, making weekly or monthly pay
mentS
Evening star., 1901-06-06

Mems Elegant Suits, in
fine fancy cheviots and
cassimeres, high grade In
make and finish; made to
sell for $3.50 and more.
Evening star., 1901-06-06
SERIOUSLY HURT.
DISCUSSION OF PAPERS.

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1901-07-26

sioner will be prepared to call for pro-
posals for the construction of the
building. 1t is quite probable that a
general contract will be let, and in
it will be included all the masonry,
carpenter work, plastering and roofing.
The plumbing, electric wiring and
steam heating will probably be let in
separate contracts.
The Woodmen of the World of Ia
coma are very busy these days. The
many details are rapidly nearing COM
pletion, a most splendid program me
has been outlined, and every Wood
man expects to spend the day of his
life on August "a. Spanaway park
has been selected by the general COM
mittee to be the place where the initia-
ton will be held. Mr.. Weeks, general
manager of the street railway com.
pany, has agreed to decorate the en-
tire inside of the pavilion with fir
boughs and distribute hundreds of
difierent-colored electric.lights; also
to extend the pavilion thirty feet out
into the lake and to cover all sides OF
the pavilion with heavy ducking
cloth. Tents will be put up in the
park by the different camps of the
State, in which will be their head.
quarters during Saturday and Sunday.
Henry Benthien. a prominent market
gardener OF Puyallup. informs the Ia
coma News that the vanguard of
what may prove to be big cutworm
army has appeared on his place near
Puyallup. 1t was about this time last
year when the cutworm first made
their appearance. They increased
fast and devastated thous-
ands OF dollars worth Of gardening and
crops. Mr.. Benthien, as we'll as Mr..
c. A. Tonneson, a prominent agricul-
turist of Tacoma, and others who
have made studies Of the methods OF
the cutworm, do not believe the worms
will appear in numbers sufficient to do
any great damage this year. Mr..
Benthien says that they are increasing
slowly and the raid will probably pass
within tbs next two or three weeks,
without seeing the worms scatter over
such an extent Of territory or develop
such great numbers as last season. 1t
is thought that the pup@ of the worms
have been afflicted with a parasite dur
ing the past winter, which has swept
entire colonies out of existence. The
metamorphosis OF the worm lie &C.
companied by its burrowing into the
earth, after it has run its race. There
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1901-07-26
L" Not Guilty, But -

Mr.. Israel has secured the release of
SUE Ray, Chinaman born in this
city about quarter of century ago,
by Judge Hanford, of the U. S. Dis
trict Court. The we'll known and
lately reiterated disposition of the
court to keep the heather hordes out
of the country, is manifested through
out the very reluctant finding in the
late case. He says that, considering
that Olympia has never had a very
large Chinese population" and that
Every few young Chinese have sought
admission on the ground of being ma
tives of Olympia" he is willing to ad-
NIT that the sworn testimony of half
a dozen reliable citizens of this city is
entitled to some credence; that it is
hardly probable that Chinaman not
entitled to enter the United States
would attempt to pass the ordeal of
establishing nativity in small place
like Olympia, where an attempt at
fraud would be most likely to be ex-
posed; that, it having been proven
some Chinese children have been born
in Olympia, the presumption exists
that call taken to China in their in
fancy may not have returned" and so
SUE Ray finds the judicial door ajar
far enough to enter. The language
used by the judge seems. however, to
be a notice served on Seattle and the
larger cities, that such conditions are
not general and the present decision
must not serve as an unsurmountable
precedent.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1901-07-26

Next Monday night Margaret Barry
will give an interpretive recital at the
Olympia Theater. Miss Barry has a
national reputation as dramatic
reader and as q brilliant woman and
comes to Olympia with the stamp OF
approval from the leading papers oil
America, and personal letters from
many of our most famous men. The
interest taken in her appearance here
is very much greater than ordinary,
and from present indications it looks
as though the seating capacity of the
theater will be taxed. Miss Barry's
programme here will be a miscellaneous
one, she will give her own cuttings
from the works OF Barrie, Rostand,
Browning. Twain, Hugo and others.
On Monday afternoon at P. NJ. she
will deliver free lecture to ladies on
" Effects of Physical Culture on the
Voice."
Seats on sale Saturday morning at
8 A. NJ, at O'Connor's book store. Re-
served seats Soc and 75c.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1901-07-26
CROP REPORT.

The following bulletin has been is.
sued from the weather bureau, Wash.
ington section, for the week ending
July %, 1901:
The week was one of moderate tenn.
perature throughout in the eastern
section, and until the 10Th in the
western section, when it turned cooler
and a showery spell began along the
coast that extended over the Sound
country by the 2lst. Light showers
also occurred on the 10Th.
The weather was, in the main, quite
favorable for hay-making, except in
the coast counties, where it was too
cloudy and showery. The greater
portion of the hay crop has been cut,
and is either in barns or in cocks.
Some was caught by rain. but was not
seriously damaged. There remains
considerable late hay to be cut. The
crop. as q whole, is not above average !;
more probably it is somewhat less.
Fall wheat harvest has become
more general in the southeast coun-
ties, but in some localities, where cut.
ting was begun, it WAS discontinu ed
for a spell, as the wheat was found too
soft. Where threshing has been done,
the yield has proved excellent in
quantity and quality. There have
been no unfavorable conditions for
spring wheat.
Pastures will be improved by the
rain. Potatoes are in good average
condition. Peaches and apricots are
ripening.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1901-07-26
To the Public.

=. NOTICE is hereby given that it is my inten-
ton to apply to the Superior Court of the State
of Washington for order accepting my res
ignation as executor in the estate of Elizabeth
Parker in the Superior Court of the State of
Washington in and for Thurston County. |
will apply to the Superior Court of the State OF
Washington in and for Thurston County at
Olympia. WASH. for such order at 10 A. NJ on
Sept 5th. 1901. JOHN BYRNE
Date of first publication, July Is, 1901. It