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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-26
TO THE PUBLIC.

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IN the State of Texas.
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to fully 700 post-ofices, and has
an extended circulation in Mexi-
co, in the Indian Territory, and
in Oklahoma.
It circulates from Galveston
to Denison, from Marshall to Ell
Paso and of course mainly in
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and southwestern parts of the
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Sir $500 rad 9eutidlano.

Deutib amerifanil9e 3eituneen
tperben i'm alten Baterlanb nit erD=
Bem Sntereiie gelelen, neil fie 1id
frei ausipreben unb baufig pDn britt
ben mebr Neuiafeiten unb geabri1=
ten brineen, als Die beutlben 3ei=
tinsen ielbit. Die rJreie Yre1le fir
9eras" tit briiben iiberau, tpDbtn 1ie
eelanot miro, elm lebr germ eelebener
@ait uno fam fib riibmen, Nner=
fennung uno @irotgung 5u finben,
tpie aus aablreiben Briefen an uns,
iDpie an Dieienigen, tuel6e oaS 8latt
an ibre 8ertpanoten l9ifen, berpDr.
aebt. @er baber ieinen 8ertpanoten
uno sSreunoen cine 5reuoe erpeilen,
ibnen elm ipintommenes @el6enf
MAIDEN ptn, Der beltelle fir Iie Die
nSreie Breiie fiir 9eras". Das Sn=
tereiie fir 9eras, tuie iiberbaupt fir
ben Staat unb Die @eeeno, tpD Die
Gerpanbten tpDbnen, lit in Del1tlbz
lamb lebr lebbaft unb eS 1T unmDg=
lib, in Brioatbriefen cine 10 griino=
libe Nufflarung unb 8ei6reibun9
oes frenoen 2anoeS gu eeben, tpie
bies bic rsSreie Brehe4 allm0bent=
LID tbut. Sir Den geringen Breis
BON So perlenben mir pDrtofrei unier
rei6baltiges WDbenblatt auf elm Sabr
an ireeno cine Ioreiie i'm Iuslanoe.
Die ssreis Yrsiie fir 9eras Ymbl.
gpmpamp.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-26
Die Nodener Qpcal= gSre11e b

= Sie Nabener 2Dcal= HreI1e per=
ibmeiet auffdllieer @eile Die 9bat=
labe, oaB firalib BON einen1 6aule
an Der G0emonoer Strabe aus auf
einen in ben 8abnbDf einlaufenben
BerlOnenaus Elm SbarficbuB abge=
feuert tpuroe. Die iofort eingeleite=
te unterlubune iit ebenlp umialieno
tpie itrena gefiibrt tpOroen. bod lit
iie bisber reiultatlps oerlanfen. @s
iino mebrere Berionen in Inter
iubungsbaft genDmmen uno per=
bort tp1roen, bod muroe iiber bic
@raebniiie nit @udiibt auf ben
&aiIerbeIub itriftes Sbweigen beobz
abtet. Sen Beb6roen eelane es,
oant Der Wiufdbrieteit Der oprtigen
Bldtter, oas 8orfummniB suerit ges
beim gu balten, bod lit es nun na6
Der g(breile oes &ailers befannt aez
tporoen. Daf es in ireeno einem
3ulammenbang NIT Dem 8elub bes
&ailers in Iahen itebt, laBt 1i6
nad ben grnlittluneen nibt feItItelz
len. Sci Der @ebeimtbuerei Der
Beamten 1T es aber natiirlid feiu
Wunoer, Dab iih an Die Beeebenbeit
aaerlei Ittentatss@ s@eriibte gefniipft
baben, aumal Die Nbgabe oes Sbul=
les felbit nidt beitritten miro, ebenlo=
tpenig pie Der llnitano, oaB oas
3iel oes Sbiiben iener gerlpnen=
sug mar, in bem iib oem &ailerbau=
ie nabeitebenoe decentralization be-
funoen baben iollen. Der Nufents
bait esc&aiiers in Iaben lit inoeB
obne ieoen it6renben 3milbenfau
oor 1ib gesangen. Webrere 8ldt=
ter ertldren es aber fir piinlbensz
pertb, oaB Die Beb0rben iiber Die
ganae Sadie oem Yublifum eine be-
frieoigenoe NufflGruno Qeben.
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sieben Sahre bettlaaeria.

@eroen @unber iemals aufbDren,
iih 5u ereienen?" Danab erfunoi=
aen fid Die Sreunoinnen BON 5rau
8. Beaie BON 2anrence, &anias.
Sic tpuBten, baB fie felt iieben Sab
rem oas 8ett nibt Derlaiien bate,
tpeeen ibres gieren= uno 2ebere2ei=
bens, Nerpolttdt uno allgemeiner
Nbeeipanntbeit. geadoem ib brei
Slal1en Electric Bitters" eez
nummen batte, ibreibt iie. ufonnte
i9 aufiteben uno umbergeben uno
nab brei WDnaten fiiblte id MIDI
pie neugebpren. gaen Denieniz
gen, Die an 8ppfihmers, &iifenz
ihmersen. yeeruolitat, Sblafloiies
feit. Welandolis, Obnmadts< uno
Sbpinoel slnfdllen leioen, fam
electric Bitters nibt genug enpfobz
len rperben. Breis so gts. @rz
bdltlih bel S. &alteper & Sobn,
@eu. S. s. Shmitt, gigentbiimer,
uno No. Oreis.
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Sin rnbmreiher Wierter.

Nm @ierten Suit uiro ieber edte 9atriOt bic
unter5ei6nnng Der unabbdng9 9feitsertldrune ietens
Der vaolonilten' felern unO obtppb Der aampf mel.
der foate, tofipie9 uno peroerblib mar reiuirte
er ond, IN oeren blieBliher gefreiuue non Dem Sod
englil6er &nebtIaait. Gin anoerer iebr wtti9er
Sa9 in Dem 2eben zines Seben, lpesie4 aber oerer
meld)e an Wsagenl6wdde ooer =it5rungen leioen,
pirb Der iein an peldem iie iib entidlieBen, alte
Wetbooen oes geriuds, ollie Su erlan9en, auisuse=
ben uno nit bemgebrau6 iener berlbmten Sanlilen=
ar3nei oes 90 Sabrbunoerts, Sooitetters Magenbits
ters, 5u beginner. Gs miro irgeno Semanoen beilen
Der an SDspepie, @erpauungsfDruug, @uiitoBen,
9erftopiune, @aleperetuns ooer S6laaoiigteit
leioet 4robirt es beute unb ieiO iber5eu9t unere
9ripat= =stempelmurte it am 6utie Der 6fai6e.
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9ases Weuiafeiten
s nlanb.

&urs por 9bpreslbluB ilt bas
&eprdientantenbaus aub nod in Die
8eratbung oes @elebes eeeen Die
@abrunssmittel= =gerfdllbune eingez
treten.
= Ser Bunbeslenat bat einae=
pilligt, Die log. Omnibus=8in (fir
Die Nufnabme Der brei gerritorien
SflDboma, glriaDna uno geeu=We=
rifo) als runppllenbetes @eldaft" au
betrabten uno am 10. December in
bic 8eratbung berielben einsutreten.
Sc mar bas Die SDlge Der Drpbun=
gen QuaDs uno Baileps, baB 1ie ge=
gen ieoen neuen Nntrae upponiren
tpiiroen, tpelber unter Der uallaemeis
men 3uitimmung" beratben meroen
1ollte, tpenn man Die Smnibus=BiQ
gdnali6 fallen lieBe.
= 9ie Brobibitioniften oes Staa=
tes Irfanlas bielten ibre Stats
gDnOentiDn in 2ittle &od ab uno
nominirten George $. &imbau gum
8Duperneurs= ganoioaten.
= 9as Stdot9en Warietto i'm
Staate Obio muroe pDn etnem 9or<
naoo beimgeiuht, tpelber immenlen
Sbaoen anridtete. 3pansie Yer=
ionen tpuroen ourb itiir5enoe 9riim=
nter lbmer perlebt. @iner Der Ser
lebten Itarb bereits.
Sn 2aurel, Milltllippi, purbe
Der Mulatte 8ilep Campbell ges
lgnAt, uelber einige Gage pprber
cine peiBe iunge Dame in Der Mdbe
BON Cocoa, alabama, 5u perqemals
tioen perlubt batte. gr tpar ieoud
ourb ben arDBen 6uno Der Dame
bertrieben moroen.
= Ser nDrblide 9beil bes Staa=
tes Snoiana tpurbe BON einem oer=
eeerenoen Orfan beimaeluht. slm
Sdmeriten gu leiben batten Die
Counties 9ippecanpe, Boone, 6a=
milton uuo 6ancod. 9aulenbe BON
8ebduoen purben oemplirt, sebn=
taulenoe BON 8dumen enttpur5elt
uno Der @elamtntlbaoen mirb auf
mebr als So, 100000 abaelbabt.
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Rettet s3mei num 9pSe.

runiere tleine 9ohter batte einen
foit tDotlihen 6uiten InTau uno
8ronditls i'm b0diten @raoe"
lbreibt 6rau IS. 6. Saoilanb BON
Qrmont, sc. q. .Nber als alle anbe-
rem Wtittel febl9eiblaeen batten, err
retteten mir iie bur6 DR.. Kings
New Discovery pom 3obe. llns
iere gihte, bic an S1pinblubt i'm
uor9eibrittenen Stadium iitt, oe>
braudte ebenfalls oiele punoerbare
Wteoi5in uno erfreut iib beute oes
beiten 8oblbefinoens." Die fdlimms
item Salle BON Sals= unb 3unsens
2eioen tpeiben in fiirseiter Belt opr
n9r. Sings SEEM DISCOVERY" Sin
unfeblbares Mtittel eeeen Suiten uno
grfGltung. Breis so @ts. uno 81 90.
@iro gacantirt BON s. Golteper &
Sobn, 8eo. 5. s. Sdmitt, @iaen>
tbilmer, unb 80. DreiB.
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Sine ichredliebe Grplpiipu

,eines @alolin Ofens oerbrannte
bier fiir5lib cine Dame auf fiirb=
terlihe Nrt" lhreibt sc. s. Balmer
BON &irfman, Sa. r9ie belten
Ier5te fonnten Die graB(tben @un=
ben, Die oarauf folgten, nidt beilen,
aber .8udlen Nrnica Salbe" linz
oerte nibt nur Die Sbmeraen, lpn=
bern betpirfte cine n6lIige 6eilung. :"
9as 8eite in Der @elt eegen 8rano=
uno Sbnitt 8unoen, 8eulen,
Sbramnen, 6aut Nuslblae unb
tpie gegen Die lneiiten 0autfranfbei=
ten. 25 Gents BET S. &alteper &
SDbn, @eD. 5. s. Sbmitt, @ieen=
tbiimer, unb 30. 9reiB.
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BON ibren Spnberbarteiten unb
S9rullen. Sic raite ia 5u1eBt fDrnz
lid ouf tire @efunbbeit los. Wenn iie
fi4 bdtte auf biee Weife un's 2eben
brtnssn tpoaen, fie batt's ni9t to1ler
treiben f0nnen.
Ser @raf biB fid leidt ouf bic
Stpps. rWos 1T ieBt eef6eben?" fragte
er, Worie @ntoniens 6anb nebmenb.
Set geftern liegt 8ettp obne 8e=
iinnung.
uaranf2" rief bic fleine WifomtefIe
nit ber5li9item 8ebauern. uMd,
nein! SeRt, tpo id 10 sliidli9 bin unb
gu ihr ellen pollte."
(SSortieBnna fplatl.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-26
Wic lit DteS

gBir beten einbunoert Dollars gelobnuns flr Ie=
ben fSall BON &atarrb, Der nibt ourd Ginnebmen
BON 9aa's Saiarrb Sur sebeilt ueroen lam.
6. $. Cheney & So, Gisentb., Soebo, .:
S8ir, Die ilnterseibnster baben 3. 5, Gbenep ieit
ben leBten Is Sabren 9etannt uno balten ibn tiir
aen uno finanS;ea befdbist, ole BON ieincr 6irma
eingeeaneenen DISQUALIFICATION su erfillen.
8eH & Sruar SroBbunoels= =Srpeuiiten, So'
teoo, ..
Wafoin9, &inuan g. Marein, SroBban=
bels= 9roeuieH, SoleSo D.
Soall's Ralarrb =8ur wiro innerli9 9enommen nnp
wirtt brett aui oas 9lut uno Die ihlcimigen Ober=
1dhen beg SpFems. .3euaniiie frei perlanot. Yreis
IS Gents fur Die Glai&e. 8ertauit uon alien Ipo=
tbeterr.
6olls 7ramilen= =9illen Fno Die 6ehen
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ltebertpiuSer pieler aeiSeu.

Mau fann breift bebaupten, baB es iel<
ten Elm Nrsneimittel eeseben fat, 6as
trob ieiner nerbdltniBmdltig einfacben
uno rein begetabililben 3ulammenie,
buns 10 erfol9reiebe &uren Bel 5ablreiben
9eiben Der nenibliben Sreane betpirft
Dot, tpte bic ct. 8ernarb &rduterpillen.
9ielelben belfen in ben neiiten 5dnen
bon @elblucbt. Neuralsie, Spspeplie,
Insiblag, ltnperbaultbfett, &beunnatis>
mus, ScrDfeln, Sieber, Walaria, anreeele
maBiaer MenitruatiDn, 2ebernerbdrtuns,
Scnrbut, iotuie bel ben bielen anberen
unsdbli9en 2eiben unb @ebreben, tpel-
hen Die Menlbbeit untertuDrfen it, Sn
a1ten @ppthefen Su boben.
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Nus Caracas miro bertbtet,
bab Die Geaierunastruppen BON ben
GepplutiDndren in elmer blutigen
6bladt belieet nuroen. Ser Bice-
Brd1ibent General 9lpala purbe ppn
ben Sniuraenten gefanaen genun=
men. Ser mDraliihe @influB oieier
Nieoerlase miro iiir gaitrD perbdng=
ntSpDQ 1ein.
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Die Situation auf 6apti miro
tlnnter perDifelter. Die prDpiloriz
f6e 6egierung pertnag lid gegenz
itber Dem Mniturm BON alien Seiten
Fer nibt ldnger au balten. Die 6duz
fer Der MISUNDERSTANDING
tperoen BON ben Mnbdngern Der
betreHenben Ganbioaten Sag uno
Haht betpadt.
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8. e q b iteI.

@olbis leuatete Der Woreen iiber
Marie Mntoniens idlummernbes Mnts
III. 1rdume Der 2iebe batten bic
6olbfslieteit ihrer 3iise NIT beiberer
m0tbe getnmiidt, Elm leifes 2ddsln ums
ipielts ihrs eippen nod iebt i'm grs
paden.
@ie fdlus bic @us.n auf, bic trau,
msrifhen bnntlen 9lusen. In benen Der
Ghmers I'm ein raid entlhtpunbenes
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Wie aus 2Dnopn perlautet. lit
bas 2eben bes &Dnios @omarb VII.
in eneliiben @eiellibaften fir Die
Summe BON $3,600,000 periidert.
Die 2ebensperiiberung bes oeutiben
9aiiers loa iib auf $5.000,000 bes
aiffern.
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= Ssur nod A xage, nm bic ftaoti=
ldbcm Stemeru pbne Strafselo bcsab=
lem at fDnncn!
I9. 90. Spbniom, Sttp=G 6 pllector.
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0;e Qonhnner pfficieGe 9eit,

Die H0noDner DfhcleUe Seltun9
perDffentlidt bic @rnennungen uno
Sroensperleibuneen, Die anlaBlid
Der aronune erfoleten. Inter ben
@rnennuneen befinoet lih audi Die
bes oieleenannten Spurt8mannes
Sir 56on1as 2iptpn gum Baronet.
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- Die engiten Shube oriiden
nlft 10 pie 9emAihube.
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9r. -5ames $. Stnbleb,
9ifss @ebduoe.
Speeialiit fiir Naie, 6als II. Sbr.

Spreb Stunoen BON 10-12 ubr
8orntittags, 3-5 1br 0ahu,itta9s.
Sonntaes: BON 10-11 ubr Tornt.
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aurs por 9buresibluB iit bas
observation-disclosures aub nod in Die
8eratbung oes @elebes geaen Die
0abrunssmittel =gerfdllbung eingez
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-01-10

1T might be we'll not to draw dis
paraging comparisons OF our Cover.
nors, Territorial and State, from that
mental giant endowed with such won
derful physical endurance and courage,
Gen. Isaac I. Stevens, down to Gov.
Mcbride, while we have such a shin.
ing example OF probity and honesty
as the administration OF Gov. Elisha P
Ferry so conspicuously affords. I'm.
der the Territorial Government, we
bad many able men in the executive
chair, any one OF whom, with the pat.
ronage of State service at their pispcsal
might have built up powerful per.
sonal following.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-01-10

On Christmas morning Mr.. Binks
donned the necktie his wife had given
him and went down town.
"Hello, Binks~ shouted Banks.
Merry Christmas! Say, where did
you get that tie?"
Mrs. Binks selected and gave it to
me. Why"
Its about the neatest thing in the
way OF tie I've seen. Wish you'd
find out where she got it,"
We beg the readers pardon. OF
course you expected that everybody
would make fun Of the tie. But truth
is stranger than fiction. 1t really was
a neat and tasty necktie.
She had bought it at Dailey's, you
know,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-01-10

years ago, has been dismissed in the
Superior Court, on petition of attor
neys for the defense, on the grount
that Mr.. Faulkner could not be suel
personally for any claimed RESPONSE
bliity OF the Light and Power Co. OF
Olympia.
The now committee OF the Cit,
Council are as follows: WAYS ano
Means, Free, Richardson and Cole
Accounts and Current Expenses
Work, Price and Cole; Fire, Ligh,
and Water, Shore, Weston and Free
Streets, Wharves and Bridges, Weston
Pflce and Shore; Health, Police and
Public Property, Richardson, Work
and Shore; Franchises, Licenses and
Sewerage, Price, Free and Weston
Judiciary, Cole, Work and Richard
son.
A well-attended meeting of farmers
was held in the McKenny block las,
Saturday. The object of the meeting
was to discuss the proposition of es
tabllshlng cooperative creamery in
our city. A committee was appointed
to ascertain the amount of stock
which will be taken by the farmers, as
follows: o. ID. Sullivan, Olympia
f. ID. Frost and w. J. Abbott, South
Union, and E. Elliott, Tumwater. As
soon as the committee is ready to re.
port second meeting will be held.
At the meeting OF Olympia Aerie
No. 81, Fraternal Order OF Eagles held
Sunday night, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing term
Worthy President, Geo. C. Israel;
Worthy Vice President, Ernest Ba-
rada; Worthy Chaplain, Ed. o. Free ;
Worthy Secretary, P. d. Moore
Worthy Treasurer, John Berkshire
Worthy Conductor, Otto G. Braeger
Worthy Inside Guard, CLYDE Barry;
Worthy Outside Guard, Frank Nit.
chell, Worthy Physician, DIR. Kincad
Worthy Trustees, James Crowley,
Paul Dethlefsen and Frank Wiman.
Mrs. Elizabeth Sabn bequeaths in
her will to Jennie McCarrogher, book
case and $50 cash; to J. S. McCarrog-
her. her books and $50; to Diamond
Agnew, whatnot, keepsakes and
curios; to DIR. Kincaid, $50; to Robt.
Frost, 500; to Harmony Lodge, F.
4 A. NJ, $3.50; to Geo. w. Titus, 5000,
or such part of it as remained when
the estate was settled. It provides for
payment OF a note held by Henry
Walker, for 5000; that her and her
husbands graves shall be cared for
and that c. J. Peterson, Joseph Nc
Carrogher and Catherine A. Turner
act as her executors, and w. I. Agnew
as her attorney.
The "a jurors for the next jury term
of the Superior Court of this county
which begins Feb. 4th, have been
drawn and are as follows: Robert
Frost, Ed. Free, H. B. McElroy, J. H.
Goodro, John Burnett, Jr., F. NJ.
Canaday, Chas. Koppler, T. ]. Nc
Bratney, of Olympia; s. M. Suther-
land, Arthur McInnis, Isaac Blumauer,
Bucoda; Frank Miller, w. w. Jeffries,
Tenino; A. s. Mckenzie, F. C. Het-
rick. Yelm; John Bolen, w. B.
Hanna, Gull Harbor; Isaac Hawk,
Robert Virgins. Sherlock; J. H. Gift
ford, South Union; Louis Richael,
Rainier; L. s. Barnard, Chambers
Prairie; II. c. Ellis, South Bay; NJ.
j. Neylon, Delphi.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-01-10
FUNERAL OF ROBERT HASTE.
Conducted in Columbia Hall by Olympia Asri'
No. n, FraternaI Order Of Eaales.

The funeral of Robert HASTE, whose
sudden death was caused by contact
with live wire, was held from Colum.
bia Hall, last Sunday asternoon, under
the direction of the Fraternal Order
of Eagles, he being a member OF
Olympia Aerie No. 81. Notwithstand.
ing the rain.storm which prevailed
there was large attendance OF brother
Eagles and sympathizing friends be.
sides the immediate members of his
family. The exercises conducted by
Worthy President G. C. Israel and
Worthy Chaplain P. d. Moore, were
beautiful and impressive. Chaplain
Moore delivered discourse in eulogy
of tho departed brother and empha-
sized the central principal of the order,
namely, Fraternity, as Loves other
name, declaring that love OF God can
in no way be so we'll shown as by love
to men, citing the case of the Good
Samaritan and Abou Ben Adhem. He
commanded the bereaved to trust in
the All.loving Father with the assur-
ance that we shall soon join the
loved ones in the higher life-in
realms Of Light and Love and Progress.
His address had the closest attention
and deepest interest by the large as.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-01-10

PROBATE NOTICE.

N the Superior Court of the State of Washing.
L ton for the county Of Thurston.
In the matter of the estate of C. L. Whiting, de-
ceased.
No. $780,
Notice Of Settlement of Final Account
Notice is hereby given that Frank Dickinson,
Special Administrator of the estate of C. l.
Whiting, deceased, has rendered and presented
for settlement, and filed In the Superior Court of
Thurston county. State of Washington, his final
sccount as such Special Administrator, and that
Monday, the goth day of January. 1902, at Ii
O'Clock A. M, at the Court Room Of said Super
Tor Court, In the city of Olympia, In said Thurs
ton county has been duly appointed by said Su
perior Court for the settlement of said final ac-
count, at which time and plsce any person in
terested in said estate may appear and file his
exceptions In writing to the said final account
and contest the same.
Witness, Hon. o. V. Linn, Judge
of the said Superior Court and
tsEAL.1 the seal of said Court affixed this
9th day Of January. A. ID. 1902.
W. NJ. MUM,
County Clerk and Clerk Of the Superior Court
Date of first publication, Jan. 10, 1902.
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DEATH OF A NOBLE WOMAN.
Mrs. A. Il. II. Stuart, a Pioneer Of this City
Dies In California.

mrs. a. u. u. Stuart, Pioneer OF TINS lily
Dies in California.
Our little community was inexpres
sibly shocked, Monday, by telegram
announcing the death in San Francis
co of Mrs. Abbie H. II. Stuart, widow
of Robt. G. Stuart, one of our old.
time prominent citizens, who fol
many years was Receiver OF the U. S
Land Office in this district. Mrs. s
had been a resident of Olympia for
nearly a third of a century and came
TO the coast in 1866, and after several
years in California, came here in 1871
She was born in Boston, Oct. %, lS4l
She was the organizer of the WO-
mans Club movement in the north.
west, and installed the first of these
aids to mental growth in this State
and Oregon, in Olympia and Portland.
She was a woman of marked individu.
atty combined with strong mental
power, and brought to her self-imposed
mission OF advancing the well; being oil
her sex, well disciplined mind and
indomitable energy. She likewise
took q special interest in advertising
the resources OF our State, while yet a
Territory, and che served several years
gratuitously as chairman Of an immi-
grafton commission authorized by the
Legislature to make known our re-
sources by correspondence. She pos
sessed liberal education, and was q
woman OF splendid business ability.
Mr.. Robert g. Stuart, her husband
died about nine years ago, and since
that time she has managed successful.
ly the extenaive property interests left
to her sole care. 1t is said that she
has but one living relative, an aged
aunt, who resides in California. A
few weeks ago deceased went to San
Francisco, in response to notifica.
ton that the husband OF this aunt
was dying. This event happened soon
after her arrival, and a few days later
she was taken down with pneumonia
and death followed with rapid strides,
occurring on the morning of Monday,
the 9th inst.
The body of deceased was escorted
from the Northern Pacific depot in
this city to-day, on arrival of the
train from Portland, by members of
the Woman's Club. to their building
on Tenth and Washington streets,
The funeral rites will be held there TO-
morrow at 2 o'clock P. M, represen Ia.
ton of club women of Seattle and Ia.
coma being present to do honor to
her memory.
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semblage. The singing was both ap.
propriate and excellent. Notwith-
standing the inclememency of the
weather large number accompanied
the remains to Masonic cemetery
where tho closing exercises of the
order were had.
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CARRIE NATION says she will never
marry again. In other words, she has
sworn off mashing." Now if she
would quit smashing, there would be
peace in Kansas.
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sign of trouble, ducked behind the
counter, through an adjoining room
and out into the woods, three shots
being fired after him. The robbers
made their escape with a team and
wagon, going westward toward Ia
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"THE blood of the soldier makes
the glory OF the General" does not ap.
ply to naval battles.
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CHICKENS wanted at the Tony Faust
Restaurant.
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Notice of Settlement of Final Account.

Notice of Settlement of Final Account.
Notice 10 hereby given that Emma X. Little
john, Administrative of the estate of II. W. Lit
tlejohn, deceased, has rendered and presented
for settlement, and filed in the Superior Conrt
Of Thurston county, State of WASN'T lgton, her
final account as such Admin stratrix, and that
Saturday, the 18th day of January, 1902, at 10
o'clock A. NJ, at the Court Room Of said Superior
Court, in the city of Olympia, In said Thurston
county, has been duly appointed by said Super
ior Court for the settlement Of said final &C.
count, at which time and place any person inter-
ested in said estate may appear and file his ex-
ceptions in writing to the said final account, and
contest the same.
Witness, Hon. q. v. Linn, Judge
of the said Superior Court, and
lsEAI- the seal of said Court affixed this
Sth day Of January. A. ID. 1912.
w. n. MUM,
County Clerk and Clerk of the Superior Court.
Date of first publication, Jan. 10, 1872.