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present in the Senate when Senator
Bailey was making the impassioned
appeal above referred to and appeared
to take a great interest in the pro-
ccedings. So intense was the feeling
in the Senate that the informal recep-
ton that had been planned was dis
pensed with. The Prince viewed the
House of Representatives from the
diplomatic gallery and then received
most of the members in the room OF
the Ways and Means Committee.
To-day he will be present at the joint
session when Secretary Hay will pro-
nounce the eulogy on President Nc
Kinley, and will then 60 to Mount
Vernon to visit Washington's home
and last resting place. Dem.
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A"FRIEND AT COURT."-Lewis Nixon
the new head of Tammany, is a
cousin Of James Hamilton Lewis, and
this, it is thought, will give our State
great lift when tho Democrats come
into power nationally. The new Tam
many Chief and Col. Lewis have long
been friends. When Croker brought
Nixon out as the New York candidate
for the Vice Presidential nomination
at Kansas City. the Colonel pledged
himself to cast such votes for him as
he was able to control. Lewis friends
thereafter, died valiant work for
Nixon, and when Lewis withdrew from
the Vice Presidential contest, the
Washington delegation would have
gone. to man, for Nixon, it is said,
had not his name likewise been with
drawn by Croker. These circum.
stances will be no disadvantage to
Washington, if, in the whirl, the DEM
ocratic party comes uppermost.
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ANOTHER wonderful surgical opera.
ton has been recorded, at Baltimore
this time, which rivals the taking OF
the stomach from patient in Cali.
fornia. several years ago. who still
lives and is said to suffer little in.
convenience from tho absence Of that
useful organ, the duodenum having
enlarged. sufficiently At least 70 pro.
long life. The brain of the pastor OF
the Broadway German Methodist
church in the Monumental City,"
Rev. William A. Stark, was last
week, actually lifted and tho roots
of certain nerves extracted that
had caused acute neuralgia. The
patient is said to have stood the
operation we'll, and few doubts of his
recovery are entertained. The opera.
ton was performed at the John Hop.
kins hospital.
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Notice Of Sheriffs Sale
UNDER EXECCTlON.

IN the Superior Court Of the State OF Washiny.
L ton for ThuEstOn county.
John II. Patton and Sarah Z. Patton. his wife
Plaintiffs. VS.. John McSorley, Defendant.
Under and BY virtue Of writ Of execution is
sued .. out OF the Superior Court Of The State OF
warrington. holding terms At Olympia in AMI
Tor Tharston county, said State. and dated ON the
xSth DAY OF February, 1902, on q Judgment and
decree ned In said court on The 2Ist dsy Of
plaintihs and against the above named defend.
ant for the sum Of two hundred hfty (2sOl dolisrs
together with costs Of suit taxed at eighteen and
the sum Of two hundred sixty-eight and 2O-1O0
($6S) dollars, with interest ct the rate of seyen
per cent. per snnum from February 81, 1902.
Sheriff Of Thunton county, Wsshineton. dnis d. n.
rected and delivered and BY which will offer
for sale the following described real estate. to-
wit: ."
Lots ono to twenty inclusive OF block two. and
lots one 70 twenty inclusive Of block nye of Nc
Sorieys addition to Olympia, In the Bigelow do
Al Of Mcsorley's addition to Olympia, being .
subdi vision Of block two Of Motor addition, and
lots {, D. 4, and part OF lot A of Second Cspi
tol addition to Olympia;
oiock TWO, and lots fifteen, sixteen, seventeen.
eighteen, nineteen, twenty, twenty-one twenty,
I've, twenty.thIes and twcnty-four Of block one
o. od n0om saCdivison OF East one'haM Of Ayers
nj Lots seven eight. nine and ten Of block four Of
olgolOws addition to Olympia;
Lot SIX OF section twenty -four. township eiph.
Ian; e''"
Lot one OF section twenty five, township eish.
teen north, range two west, Willamette meridisn
Lot four. block three Of Wards Homestead; All
IN Thurston county. Washington.
=. Now, therefore, public notice is hereby given
That have this day levied upon all the FIGHT.
title and Interest Of the above named defendant
10 and TO the above described real estate, and
that on the 9Th day Of April, 1902, at 10 O'CLOCK
4: n OF said day. ~ the Fourth street front door
q the Courthouse Of said Thunton county. in
auction. to the highest bidder for cssh. or AZ
much thereof a. may be necessary to satisfy said
last above named amount, together with in
creased costs and interest
=. Dated At Olympia, WASH, this 5,h dsy of
March, 1902. Va
JESSE T. MILLS,
sheriff OF T9ur:ton county, Washington.
Date OF hrst publication, March !, 1907.
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The nomination OF DR.. Y. C. Bls.
lock for Receiver OF the Walla Walla
Land Office was made by the Presi.
dent last Friday. The appoiutes was
a"Gold Democrat" in 1896, support
ing Mckinley, and was thus entitled
to place in the front row at the pie.
counter. He is . native of North
Carolina and born in 1859. He came
to Walla Walla in 1878 and was edu-
Gated in the public schools of Walla
Walla and graduated from the Jeffer.
son Medical College, Philadelphia,
in 1854. He occupies high position
in Masonic circles.
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THE L INCH COUNTER UNDER BAN

THE LUNCH COUNTER UNDER BAN.
Representative Mcdonald lately in
PRODUCED in the Ohio Legislature bill
to abolish free lunches in that State.
The bill, in long preamble, Yecites
tho evils that flow from the free lunch,
which is pictured - sapping the moral
and physical foundations of American
manhood, and it provides that here.
after it shall be . misdemeanor 10 per-
init free lunches further to menace the
health and happiness of the Ohio man.
1t is provided that whoever, being pro-
prietor Of . place where liquor 10 com.
monty sold, shall exhibit, for the pur-
pose of enticing any bibulous custom.
er, any of the food material known Is
free and unlimited lunch shall be sub
ject to . fine Of from $40 to $25 and
may be imprisoned ten days in addi.
ton.
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Too HEAVY A LOAD TO TOTE ALONE.

1OO HEAVY LOAD TO Tote ALONE.
1t seems that President Roosevelt
called . council Of leading partisans
in both branches Of Congress TO dis
cuss with them the probable effect of
the Schley decision, before that docu-
ment was issued, and ascertained just
how far it was wise to ignore his SER
vices and merited honors in destroy
ing Cervera's feet. The inner coun-
Gil consisted Of Senators Aldrich, ALI.
con and Spooner, and Representatives
Grosvenor and Cannon and Speaker
Henderson. These members possess
the reputation Of being the six wisest
politicians in Congress. It was not,
however, to modify or lessen in any
degree the injustice he had determined
TO inflict upon the Admiral, but to en-.
list their aid in making it acceptable
to the people and 70 prevent any leg
islation that might defeat his nefari-
Gus object. While . promise of aid
was given, it came reluctantly, especi-
ally from the Senators, not 20 much as
. matter of conscience, be it under
stood, as it was . realization that the
task would be q difficult one, with the
deep feeling of Congressman that .
gross injustice would be done by con.
doning the Presidential oct.
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A CASE OF "YouR BULL AND NY
Ox.-That settles it. Oly has said
that Senator Tillman, Of South Caro-.
lima. is common brawlsr," with q
"slave-driver's mind" and "bar.room
manners." and should be expelled by
his associates. Will not tho same
rule apply to the rufian manners Of
tho President towards Gen. Miles
where only forbearance on the part
OF the General prevented just such a
oroil IS took place in the Senatei
And should not Oily. to be consistent
censure rufianism as much in the
White House as in the Senate Cham.
Der?
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CouNT Boni seems to. be in . bad
way. In letter to the Paris edition
of the Herald, urging purchase of the
Panama canal, be uses an unique H.
lustration when he compares the pref.
udice. as he calls it, in favor Of the
Nicaragua route, to the preference of
some people for the brunette over the
blonde. Boni de Castellaine may be
an excellent judge of beauty in NO.
men, but it 10 hardly fair for him to
compare . work Of the depth and
width and length Of the ship canal to
. Characteristic which is, at best, but
skin deep. The concensus of opinion,
this side the water is that the Count
IL . fool a. we'll as fraud.
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Washiugtuu STANDARD
OILY MPlA, WASH.
FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH /, 1902.
Oregon Seems TO Lead.

Those who have been looking upon
Oregon as back number from the
way Washington has passed her in
population and wealth, will be obliged
to revise their opinion that results are a
justifiable index of thrift and progress,
If few more such object lessons are
presented as have lately been in evil
dence. A Pittsburg dispatch of the
lst inst, states that the Wholesale
Lumber Dealers Association of Pitts.
burg has placed an order with the
Northwestern lumber dealers for 1OO,-
100000 feet of Oregon fir, which is
the largest order, aggregating 81, OOO.-
GOO. ever given in the history Of the
organization. The material is to be
used in construction of large derricks,
and timber OF requisite length can be
found only on this coast.
Now it is q well.knOwn fact that all
the choice "Oregon fir" is product
of the State of Washington; that in
no part OF the northwest except on
Puget Sound can be found the class of
timber required in the order given by
the Pittsburg dealers. Time was
when we could not combat the dispo-
sition OF our Oregon neighbors to APP
propriate to her own credit the best
resources of this State, and all Colum-
bia river salmon and Puget Sound
hops, as well as our gigantic timber
went to swell the gall of our Webfoot
neighbors.
Another thing which looks bad from
the relative progress and Importance
of the two States, are the respect.
i've amounts appropriated by Congress
for State Improvements. Oregon gets
nearly two million dollars and Wash.
ington a little over third of a mil
lion.
Can it be that Oregon so far out.
classes US in ability of the respective
Congregational delegations! There
seems to be no other reason for the
wide discrepancy. Surely our re.
sources present quite as great q claim
for recognition if properly placed be.
fore Congress.
The several items for Washington
and Oregon provided in the new bill
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Probate Notice.

Estate OF Alex 7. Hail. deceased.
Notice is hereby given that letters of admin.
tstrati0n on the estate of Alex. T. Hall, de.
ceased, were granted 70 the undersigned, on the
Istn DAY OF February, lS02, by the Probate Court
OF ThurstOn county.
All persons having claims against said estate.
are required TO exhibit them TO me for allow.
ance. ct Olympia, Washington, within twelve
~ AFTER the date Of this notice. or they
This 18th day Of February, 1902.
HENRIETTA L. HALL,
Administratrix Of the Estate OF Alex. T. Hall
deceased.
Date OF first publication, Feb. q, 1902.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-03-07

MORE PLACES EARNED Our FOR THE
FAITHFUL.-As q means OF affordinr
an asylum for several thousand party
pushers, the President has signed the
bill creating . permanent census Office
ct the national capital. It is gener.
ally understood that Gen. Merriam, an
astute politician, will be retained a.
Director Of the Census, when the Office
is organized on . permanent basis.
The main duty Of the clerical force
nine years out of the ten will be TO
keep in repair political fences" of
those who created the sinecures.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-03-07

EXCEEDINGLY high water was OK.
perienced last week in the States OF
North and South Caroline, Georgia,
Alabama and Florida. Seven lives
were known to have been lost and
much injury and loss has been ex.
perienced from the storms.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-03-07

A BUDA PEST dispatch OF late date
gives the startling announcement that
plot is on foot by . group Of French
mobiles. living there in voluntary ex.
lie, to place Prince Victor Napoleon
on q French throne.
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ASTHMA CURE FREE!
Asthmalene Brings Instant Relief and Permanent
Cure in all Cases.
SENT ABSOLUTELY FREE ON RECEIPT OF POSTAL
AND ADDRESS PLAINLY

There is nothing like Asthma
lene. 1t brings instant relief even
in the worst cases. 1t cures when
all else fails.
The Rev. c: +. WELLS, of Villa Ridge.
Ill, says; Your trial bottle of Asthma.
iene received i'm good condition. 1 cannot
tell you how thankful feel for the good
derived from it. l was a slave, chained
with putrid sore throat and Asthma for ten
years. l despaired of ever being cured I
saw your advertisement for the cure of this
and thought YOU had overspoken YOUR
selves, but resolved to give it a trial. 10
my astonishment, the trial acted like
charm. Send ME full-size bottle"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-03-07

E. J. "a Lucky" Baldwin is said to
be dying, on his Santa Anita ranch, in
California. He 10 "a years Of age. and
though once enormously wealthy, is
confronted At death with poverty.
His unsuccessful trip to the Klondike
country to recuperate his fortunes,
has undoubtedly fastened the end Of
his earthly troubles.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-03-07

A PLAGuE.STRIcKEN COMMUNITY
Des Moines. Iowa, has been during
the past month, sorely afflicted by
that scourge, smallpox, fully 100 cases
being reported, ON the 18th ult., in
the city, one-half of which we're not
under quarantine. It is said that for
the first time in 60 years all the
churches. lodges and theaters were
closed, and everything Of . social na-
ture prohibited. The disease is of q
mild form, however, but the most
stringent measures have been taken 10
restrict its spread. The Legislature,
which was in session, adjourned till
June, and . heated political campaign,
involving city, county and Congress.
sional interests, under which nightly
nleetings had been held, WAS brought
to . sudden close under An order pro.
hibiting all public gatherings.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-03-07

THE birthplace of Abraham Lincoln
near Hodgenville, KY. will soon be
sold for the taxes due on it. This
seems TO indicate about as reprehensi.
BILE . want Of sentiment ON part of the
people ~ allowing Liberty's torch, on
Bedloe Island to be extinguished.
Verify We live in an age of change.
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A MOVEMENT is on foot 70 chsuee th

A MOVEMENT is on foot to change the
headquarters of the Alaskan customs
district from Sitka to Juneau, and the
removal OF the capital may follow as .
natural sequence. The impression
very generally prevails that the center
OF the revenue business is gravitating
towards the latter place, and the same
reason applies to development of Ter.
ritorial resources which find com.
mon interest at juneau.
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The Supreme Court OF the United
States having decided that it possesses
no original jurisdiction in the case OF
Minnesota 70. the Northern Securities
Co. the State will now proceed through
its courts to present case which will
settle the controversy.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-03-07

The Postmaster at Coloms, N. J., q
suburb of Mentenchen, has made aft.
davit that he has destroyed by FIRE un.
cancelled United States stamps Of the
value Of 5000 and other articles in the
Coloma postofice valued At 81, 900, 10
obedience to the order OF the local
board of health TO burn everything in
the building owing to smallpox in the
PostmAster's family. s.s.s-----,-.----,-
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The Supreme Court of the United
States will soon be called upon to de-
eide. in . case sent up from Maryland,
whether an oyster is fish. Thus do
matters settled haphazard by ordinary
minds sometimes puzzle those who
construe language when made into
law.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-03-07

THE SENATOR FROM SOUTH CARO-
LIMA CONTINUES INcoRRIGIBLE.-Irre.
pressible Tillman, when censured by
Senatorial resolution for his fight with
McLaurin, his colleague, during ses
sion OF the Senate on the 22d ult.,
seemed to still be very intractable.
When the vote was taken (the names
of the Senators having been restored
to the roll) Senator McLaurin asked
to be excused from voting for I" obvious
reasons" but when Mr.. Tillman's
name was called, he rose and stated,
"Among gentleman, an apology for an
offense committed under the heat OF
blood is usually considered sufficient"
This was regarded by some of the SEN
ators as an additional insult, and fur
Their trouble seemed apparent, when
Tillman made the statement, 1.-THE
words uttered by me we're not intended
to be offensive. and if they are 80 con-
sidered I gladly withdraw them," when
the matter, with considerable apparent
reluctance, was dropped.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-03-07

The logging business in Minnesota
means bankruptcy TO many of the
smaller operators. The snow is nearly
gone and driving is practically at An
end. Hauling on ice has stopped.
Warm nights prevent roads from be.
ing repaired, and millions OF feet in
logs will remain in the woods unless a
cold spell comes.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-03-07

MISS STONE, the missionary who
was kidnapped last September by
Bulgarian brigands, has finally been
released upon payment OF the ransom
demanded by her captors. She may
now realize the truth OF the line
Come, We ransomed sinners, come"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-03-07

In consequence Of high water, pas.
sengers of the famous New York Elk.
press were Monday night, ct Albany,
N. Y, taken from the palatial cars in
row boats, to save them from drown.
ing in their berths. The train stood
half submerged on the track where
the torrents forced the crew to leave
it. Several more trains were stalled
ct Castleton.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-03-07

WELL, WElL!-It is reported that
Senator Foster is working for the ap.
pointment Of our John B. Allen for
Secretary of the Interior. Will won.
ders never ceasef Does Foster think
he can "gold brick" Teddyf
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-03-07

SNOW was yesterday twenty-four
inches deep at Pittsburg, Pa. The
cold wave extends over several of the
Eastern and Middle States, and is un.
precedented.
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The U. s. Senate is making a rec

The U. s. Senate is making a record
in rowdyism. Wellington, of Mary
land, notwithstanding Teddy's disci-
pline of Tillman, has had the audacity
of calling his colleague McComas, a
liar. although he did it in q little more
diplomatic manner than McLarin
passed up the Objectionable epithet.
He said that he would not tell him
(McC omas) in the Senate chamber, be.
cause Of Senatorial dignity and parlia.
mentary rules, what he would say out
side these walls, and that would be
that he had uttered cowardly and
malicious ialsehood."
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PATTERSON, N. j.. seems indeed to be
IN hard luck. The great fire, . few
weeks ago, has been followed by . de.
structive food which has inflicted
quite as large q loss. with little or no
insurance.
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1T is said that DR.. C. NJ. Parks, of
Seattle, will soon succeed DR.. F. L.
Goddard - Superintendent of the
Western Hospital for the Insane.
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The Burlington railroad has ex.
tended its prohibition of use OF intoxi.
cants from those operating trains to
employees in all departments of its ser.
vice.
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SUGAR has sustained . marked de-
cline in price, on this coast, owing to
. tilt between the cane and the beet
product.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-03-07

The Alaska Mining Co. have q gar
net mine in operation at the mouth of
the Stickeen river, eleven miles from
Wrangel.
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AFTER all tho buster about Seattle
being " solidly" Republican, Humes re-.
ceived only 513 plurality over God.
man for Mayor.
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TIE cunard steamship company is
planning to build two Atlantic lin.
era to excel in size the largest steam.
ships yet built.
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AT least score of men were killed
by snow-slides, on Smuggler mountain
near Tulluride, Colo, Monday.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-03-07

The destruction of the great santa.
rum at Battle Greek, Mich, by fire
involves = loss of $35O,OOO.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-03-07

A naptha launch exploded at Ia
coma Wednesday. seriously injuring
two men who were aboard of her.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-03-07

PRINCE Henry, at last accounts, was
at our national Beanery"-Boston.
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He WOULDN'T SUBMIT TO KNEE.
BREEcHEs.-Ex.GOv. Hogg, of Texas,
declined to meet King Edward on his
coronation, because to do so he will be
required to appear in q garb which he
does not fancy. He is very much like
the actor Neill when partly initiated
by the Elks: he don't want to be
placed in an attitude whereby he may
lose his self-respect. Now Mr.. Hogg
thinks that he would look grosesque in
knee-pants. and very properly refuses
to don them and get down on his
Z" honkers" to break the ice that sur.
rounds tho royal swim. Mr.. Hogg is
right in this matter. Many of the
customs which environ the crowned.
heads are simply absurd. One of these
even the good Queen Victoria had not
the courage to set aside, and that was
for all women admitted at court should
appear in low.necked dresses. This
was as much of . hardship to some
people - it was privilege to others.
While it may be extremely difficult to
prescribe . rule which will TT all con-
ditions, the absence Of any rule might
be . short cut to commou-sense con-
clusion.
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For Sale.

A fine piano at q bargain. Will
take in part pay a COW or farm pro-
duce. Mrs. NJ. j. CUNNINGHAM, 1874
East Bay avenue.