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Bonds for Sale.
school District No 70 Thurston County
Xashinpto1


Notice is h'rrhv gwen TIA # pursuant To-
bptd election he Il in School district
~ q" lhur>ton County. State of WASH
ihI'"h GA TIA" 18th day ct Nov. l9uS AT
W ht'h eI''"'I"n uuI" than tnr,, -iifths OF
ih'' Nui"> east wrr" Sc For H,rd, Yes &c
Nhi" Nch 'oi District hereby ollie = for ~ e.
coupon bonds To- the amount # tw, I've
hundred 81 300 dollars Iav,hie ten
YEARS alter date with the reservation
"l rlGht J." red. en- at any time after
one war ut the Ollie. of the Treas
urcr OF Ihurston County, WASHINGTON. H.
'rie>t PAYABLE Sen;-annuallV and evi-
M'hcth 10y coupons PAYABLE at said County
lrcaSurerS Office
sealed bids for the purchase of said
"ciiuS VIII he received by the Treasurer
oI lhur>ton County, Washington. up to
,"tIEeoclock NJ, on the 18th dav of Deem
Der l'OS, at the office of said County Treas
urer IN the city OF Olympia. washington.
AT winch time the bids received Will hc
law. ~
bidders will he required To specify The
price and rate OF interest at which they
shall purchase said bonds but no bids
VIII he considered for any amount below
par or Tor an interest rate above e per
cent. per annum and all bidders save and
except the State of Washington only, will
ne required to deposit with their bids
with the said County Treasurer "A certified
check or draft in the amount of per
cent. OF the par value of said bonds. No
commissions will he allowed and the
right is reserved to reject any and all
bids.
The purpose of this bond issue is for
building and furnishing lew school house
anu Tor purchasing, clearing and ierc-
ing the new school site. Said bonds
VIII he ready for delivery on the
ISL day of January. 1909. Population of
school District No. 10. about rs; assessed
valuation for 1907, S3i 800; financial con-
diilon of said district, cash on hand in
all the funds, S6iS 90; bonds outstanG-
ing. none; warrant Indebtedness, none.
Dated at Olympia. Washington, this
18th day of November. 1909.
FRED. SCHOM BIER.
County Treasurer of Thurstou County,
Washington.
First publication, Nov. 20. 1908. At.
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their commissions. if the owners OBJ
l"ct To- their payment. Several
agents say they have recently lost
good commissions. through reliance
on oral agreements, where all At
once the owners memories became
sadly detective.
T., J. IIoat" Formerly connected
with tn mtuuGI-lu-" OF m"Irl
dust proof Wardronr> in Mason Ci1N.
Iowa. for "" in stores. has pro
posed the forming of company to
manufacture these special WardrohoS
for this STATE. - To- supplied by a
factory here. Mr.. IIoaT" says that
besides tins commodity that VIII
probably tak" the greater portion 81
the lin,. il is his design to have ma
chinrlN that will br Srrviccablr in
the manufacture Of al sorts of store
fixtures and thus develop a great in
duStry FOR oar city.
The Y. NJ. {. y. has elected TIE
following officers: Directors 3ycayS.
c. W. Stentz W. +. Waters. c. y.
Marshall. +. ". Stocking. Geo. Yam
It's: , years: Willard Lemon. W. f..
IIaycock. J. NJ. Hit. H. W. May
nard, T. l.. Brown; year: Lincoln
Loun,bcrry. Harold Agnew. II. c.
Flagg Geo. Bjglow, II. +. Gray.
Trustees: c. ". Springer. {. :. Rein
heart. f. W. Stocking Vi. Lemon.
II. +. Grey. Allen White. VIM.
Wright. President: F. W Stocking
First vice president, c. W. Stcntz;
second vice president II :. Agnew.
Secretary. Geo. IantiS. Treasurer,
W. f.. Waters.
Our Supreme court in late case
has decided that written Instructions
TO a jury are unnecessary, even If re-
qucStcd by one of the parties. where
taken down 10y the court stcnOrraphcr.
The STANDARD has con tended the in
structions ought to be in the hands of
the jury while deliberating. 1t is as
stunned under the present law they
can remember Il long string of in
StructionS if read off by the Judge:
while to have the same instructions
in the jury room might be confusing
and result i'll miscarriage of justice.
In Oregon the lawyers have SO far
progressed that they propose to have
the law changed. that the instruc-
tionS will be given before the argu-
ments of the attorneys.
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NOTICE OF CITY ELECTION
Certified to the City Clerk by Prmar-
les and Convention.
State of Washington.
lNA,,t,. Of Tb,,,.t..,

Certified to the City Clerk by Prmar-
les and Convention.
State of Washington.
County of Thurston, M
City of Olympia.
|. J. Il. Dever, City Clerk of the city
of Olympia, do hereby certify that the
following is a full, tue and correct list
of the nominations proper ~ certified to
and filed with me as City Clerk for the
various offices to be filed at the city
election to he held on the Sh day OF De-
cember, 1908:
Mayor
Republican. Mitchell Harris.
Citizens, A. II. Chambers
City Attorney
Republican. George X. Bigelow.
Citizens, +. y. Steele.
City Clerk
Citizens, James Il. Dcvcr.
City Treasurer
Citizens, James J. Wilson.
Councilman-at-Large-
Republican, NJ. O'Connor.
Citizens, Allen White.
No-License, Howard + Gray.
Councilman from the Second ward
| Republican. Gordon Mackay.
Councilman from Fourth ward
| Republican, &. +. kaler.
No-License, James n. Sumpier.
Councilman from Fifth ward -
Republican, K ii. Luepke.
No-License, F. NJ. Canaday.
Councilman from Sixth ward
Republican, +. Il. Conner.
Witness MY hand and o'licia
| SEAL seal this % day of December
1908. J. K. DEVER,
City Clelk.
| Published Dec 4 1908
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Notice of Sheriffs Sale of Real Property.

IN tn Superior Court of the State Of Wash-
I ington. for Thurston County.
The iiy of Olympia, Plaintiff, We. Virginia A,
Rand. Defendant.
Under aud by virtue OF an order Of sale issued
out of the superior Court Of The State Of w ash
iurt"n. for Thurs,on County. in favor Of the
above named plaintiff and against the above
nsmVi defendant, for the sum of fifty-two and
M-l0u t,i9.90 dollars, and to me as sheriff duly
directed ard delivered and by which am com
manded Ia make the above named amount out OF
the following described property, to-wit Lot
seven block seventy eight Sylvester's plat OF
Olympia, 4 hnrston County, Washington.
Now therefore public notice IL hereby given
that ! will sell the above described property
to the highest bidder for cash. according to law
ut the front door OF the Court House, on the q
day of January, 1909. at the hour Of ten o'clOcl
in the forenoon OF said day, or so much there0
rs may be necessary to raise sufficient to satisfy
the above nBmed amount together with In
creased interest and increased costs
Dated this LIST day OF December, 1905.
TT. CONNOLLY,
sheriff Of Thurston County, Wash.
Date OF Grst publication, Dec. 4. 1905. II.
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IN the superior Court of the State of Washing.
! ton for ThurstOn County.
The City of Olympia, a municipal corporation,
plaintiff, VS.. Frank C. Graves and - Graves
his wife. Thomas Scales and - Scales his
wife. defendants.
urdcr and by virtue OF an order of sale issued
u of lie superior Court Of the State Of Washing
ion for 1hurston county, in favor of the above
nainrd plaintiff and against the above named
defendant, aud to me AS Sheriff duly directed and
delivered, and by which l am commanded to
make the sum of thirty one and 29-l0O dollars out
of the following described property, to-wit
Lot q block 3. Sebree's addition to the City OF
Olympia Thurst0n county, Washing ton.
Now, therefore, pablo notice is hereby given
that | will sell the above described property
to the hg hest bidder for cash according to law At
the front door of the Court House on the 18th day
Of December, lgS. at the hour Of ten o'clock in
the forenoon Of said day, or so much thereof
as may be necessary to raise sufficient to satisfy
the above named amount together with increased
: inierest and increased costs.
Dated this 9Th day of November. 1908.
L. +. CONNOLLY,
Sheriff of Thurston county, Washington.
| First publication, Nov. Is. 1905. St
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


n the Superior Court oi the state of Washii Z
| ton FOR Thurston County.
In the matter of the estate Of John ID. Miller,
deceased
Notice il hereby given that Catherine Marie
Miller the undersigned, has been duly appoint
ed exccutrix Of the above entitled estate by The
said superior Court. All persons having elaine
against the said estate are required to present
them with the necessary vouchers 10 me person
ally or at my residence In Olympia. Thurst"r
county, Washington. within one year from Il,
date OF the first publication Uf This notice, OF
they shall BE- forever barred
CATHIiNA NJ ARIA MILLER,
Executrix Of the estate Of John ID. Miller, de
ceased
Date of first publication Nov -. Los
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS,
In PrObate-No. l2S2.

Ill Pr0bate-NO. l2S.
IN the Superior Court of the State Of Washing
ton, In and for the County of Thurston.
In the matter Of the estate of l.. A. Bushon, de
ceased
Notice il hereby given 10 the creditors of and
to all persons having claims against l.. A. Bush
on, deceased, or his estate, to present the same,
with the necessary vouchers within one wear
from the date OF the first publication Of this 20
tice. to wit: within wear from the 2eth day of
November, 1905 to Ella T. Stork. exccu,rix Of the
estate oi l.. A. Bushon, deceased, al the office OF
Z. /. Carroll, No. 50S-9 Hinckley Block, corner
Second Avenue and Columbia street, in the city
of Seattle. King county, State of Washington
the same being the place for the transaction of
the business of said estate.
Dated at Olympia, Thurston county, Washing
ton, this 27th day of November, 1905.
ELLA T. STORK,
Executrx of the estate of l.. A. Bushon, de-
ceased.
p. +. CARROLL, attorney for executrix 50s 9
HincEley Block, Seattle, King county, Wash.
Date OF first publication. Nov. y, 1905. It.
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,u.h allowances. charges aud debts.
bone in open court this l6th day 81 y"
NciI'hrr, 1905. JOHN Il. Nh T.
First publication Nov. .. l91s. 81.
SIMMONS
!" ii.. Su.~i"r curt Of The SAT" OF
Na-..i-t.,i. f"r Thur~t"u county
Nr.it :. 'Ai "a. f,InlIn. ~. l. VI
N..rl O.. and j.r" Foe M"'i>"n. hl~ VII
.tU.i ... l".. ',I- unhu",.u- nj ANY. r.3lhilH-
any rr..r.~; "a ta- Hereinafter d.~'r'h'd
!. % ,-..t.. !t..rhdaii.
IIIE STATE 90 WASHINGTON 10 j.
VI Wuo.i>pu. and LAM Doe Wo"l~on IN
" f.. aud an i~r~ou~ unknown. II amy
oa.uIG. amy Interest in Tia" herr matter
Q, ..,ri."d r..i estate. drf' ndantS. ("1 are
i..t'y i,"jiH.j that Arthur :. eaton i
tl. Gamer and holder Of c"rtiusat" "i d
.uqr.ury numbered l2t;. ISSUED 10y ia"
TREASURER "i Tuur-t"u county. Washington
'I tit' 10Th '9N II April. l'"N. Tor th'
-..t "i rhirl, nnr ana ~ l"" dollars tn"
>.i,n" h'iu@ thu amount then du" ana Gle,
iiu,tI,ut for the taxes for the Years lN'l'
1Nt. 1SI3. 1894 and 80. together with pen.
atty. interest and costs thereon. upon rear
pr"p,rty a>~,'>>,d T." H. NJ Woodsou and of
vuirI Nuu ara the owner ar rrputcd owner.
"T uI Y Iich N"u have or aim To have SOM.
interest IT estate. AMI which said real
estate l. situated in Thur-;"n county. Wash,
lH-t"H. aIH! NOR" parliCl. ariy h"und'd ana
described tp.WIt The cast one half al lot
fourteen DII Of Ihlin@'~ Subdivision of
part OF sections tW"niY eight t3Si ana
thirtythr"r t%jl in Township nineteen tl9l
north of Range two 90 W. W. NJ.
That plaintiff has paid taxes. other than
those included in said certificate of drin-
Qucncy. in the sum of Eight and loo
dollars. and which bear interest N the
rat" "f l. per cent per annum. You are
further notified that paintif will apply to
the superior Court of the State of Wash
in9t"n. for ThurSton county. for judG-
II. ~ for the amount Of said delinquent
certificate. taxes. interest penalty and costs.
aui furrclnSing his lien against said prop
rrty hcrrin!"furr Described.
l"u are hereby notified and summoned
To- appear within sixty days from the dat"
Of the first publication of this summons.
which will he November 9TH. l9oS. and de
frnd tniS action in the court aforesaid. or
pay tn" amount due. and i'll ease of your
failure 50 to do. Judgment will be- rem
dcrrd for tn" amount of said certificate of
delinquency taxes. interest. penalty and
costs and fnrcClosing plaintiffs lien against
the Lands and premises hrrcinb"forr de
>cribcd and the same will be ordered sold
To satisfy said Judgment.
ANY pleading or process may br served
upon the undrrSi gnrd at the poStollicc ad-
dress below given. L. NJ. TROY.
County aud Prosecuting Attorney, and At
torncy for Plaintiff.
lnsto!licc address. Olympia. Washington.
Date of first publication. Nov. u, 1905.
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Notice Of Sale Of Real Estate ON Order Of
Cate

IN the Superior Court OF the State OF Washing
L ton for rhurston county.
City OF Olympia, plaintiff, VS.. Z. II. Peterson.
defendant.
Under and by virtue OF an order OF sale issued
out of the Superior Court of the state of wash
ington for ThurstOn county. in favor Of the
above named plaintiff and against the above
named defendant for the sum of sixty three and
9s-lO0 doll srs. and to me as Sheriff duly di-
rected and delivered and by which am com
manded to make the above named amount out Of
| the following described property, to-wit:
Lot IL block ,, A. ID. Wrights subdivision Of
| Boutwelrs plat to Olympia. Lot 2 block Il,
second Railroad addition to Olympia. Lot IL
block ,, Farwell Park addition TO Olympia, all
| IN Thurston county Washington.
| Now. therefore. public notice 10 hereby given
| that | will sell the above described property
| to the highest bidder for cash. according to law
at the front door of the Court House on the
! 18th day Of December, 1898. at the hour Of ten
o'clock in the forenoon Of said day. o: so much
thereof may DE necessary to raise sufficient tn
satisfy the above named amount together with
| increased interest and increased costs.
| Dated this 9Th day OF November. 1908.
| T. +. CONNOLLY,
! Sheriff of ThurstOn county, Washington.
| Date of first publication, Nov. Il. 1908. 5t.
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Notice OF Settlement Of Final Account and
Distribution.

Probate No. l25l
IL the superior Court OF the State of Wash
l ington, for ThurstoA county
In the matter of the estate of Susan S. Hayes.
deceased.
Notice is hereby given that John 5. Hayes,
administrator Of the estate of Susan =. Hayes.
deceased, has rendered and presented for settle
ment to and filed in the Superior Court of the
State of Washington for Thurston county. hir
final account rs such administrator, and a petit
ton for lbe distribution OF said estate, Monday
December 2lst, lyS at 10 O'Clock A. N. of that
day, at the courtroom Of our said Superior
Court, in the city of Olympia, county and State
aforesaid, has been duly appointed by said SUI
perior Court for the settlement Of the final nc
count and hearing the petition for the distrbu
ton of said estate, II: which time aud place any
erson interested in said estate may appear and
file exceptions in writing to the said final ac
| count and contest the same, and the petition fol
distri button.
witness. the Hon o. V. Linn. Judge
Of the Superior Court, and the sea
| lsEALl Of said Court affixed this 18th day o
November. 1905.
W. NJ. MUM,
County Clerk and Clerk of the Superior Court.
! Date OF fret publication, Nov. ~, l90S. 81.
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dition to olympia. Washington to pay
su.h allowances. charges aud debts.
Done IN open court this l6th DAY %! ->'-
yctrb,r. 1905. JOHN l.. IAkEl,
Judge.
First nuhlicaji"n Nov. - i9S. D.
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HluultJ III ViO StoeO'
The RectOr's Guild of st. John s
Church gave reception in in honor
of Mrs. ]. N. DezendOrf, its matrOn
the past two years, at the Rectory,
Wednesday evening. Mr.. and Mrs.
D. left for Portland the next morn
ing whence they came about three
years ago. Mr.. d. has been en-
ployed in the Office of the Surveyor
General and has resigned to accept a
position with a large wholesale paper
house in Portland.
The many friends of Judge Linn
will regret to learn that his illness
has taken turn that is regarded as
very critical and f. r. Taggert of
Aberdeen, a relative, and Mr.. and
Miss Linn, and Miss Taggert, who
is in the East, have been summoned
to his bedside. The Judge was taken
seriously i'll while campaigning for
the Supreme bench. On returning
to this city he was unable to resume
his place on the Superior bench.
Frank Morse has been appointed
Assistant State Land Commissioner
to fill the place of Mr.. Bystrom, re-
signed. No better person could have
been selected for the position. Mr.
Morse is thoroughly competent, and
his gentlemanly manner OF greeting
those who have had business dealing:
with him while Secretary of the Tax
Commission, has won for him many
warm friends. He will assume hi:
new duties some time this month.
Some of our real estate agents arr
becoming more solicitous about hav
ing their contracts in writing, fo1
the sale of land, listed with them TO
sale by the owners. AS the law re
quires; otherwise they cannot collec
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Notice Of Sale OF Real Property on Order
Of Sale.

Guardian of the above named minors.
First publication Dec. 4, 1908. st.
The Washington times., 1908-06-07

service should he increased in all the
large cities. This results in the de
struction of a large percentage OF
homeless and OWneTless dogs. which
class of animal are mainly responsible
for keeping the infection Of rabies
alive. The Importance of this ser
vice is shown by the effect which IL
had in Washington in 1900. when 27u
more dogs were impounded than during
the previous year, with an immediate
and marked decrease in the frequency
of the disease during the following
year.
ITO secure individual State legisla-
sion IN regard to dog muZzling. Fed
sraI cooperation, and the equally i'm
portant ed lcation of the public will
require concerted and unCeasing action
on the part of professional men and
sanitarians. with the cooperation OF
the general public and the press With
such State legislation. the Bureau OF
Animal Industry could cooperate with
the state authorities by placing officers
within the confines of a State in case
OF an outbreak where the disease was
spreading beyond the control of the
The Washington times., 1908-06-07
The Important symptoms.

THE important symptoms any one
of which when vel marked should rem
der the dog suspicious and lead to its
being confined. are, D Change I'm dis
position: - alteration of voice; 90
inability to swallow; C4) leaving home
and returning in an exhausted and
emaciated condition: 90 paralysis of
the jaw: 90 swallowing abnormal sub
stances. as wood. stones. etc.
In many cases in which a pers IN
is bitten by a dog there is immediate
~ a great popular clamor to have the
animal at once destroyed. This should
always be discouraged. The mere fact
that dog in1icts a bite on 2 human
being does not by any means prove
that ne has rabi-s This is the dog s
only means of defense, and he bites
instinctjvely when harmed. When the
dog has been killed at once and sent
&c the laboratory. an examination is
made for the microscopic evidence of
rabies which often is not found, as
in many such cases the dog Is not af-
fected with rabies In order TO be on
The Washington times., 1908-06-07
Value of Madstones.

The curative value of the maidstone
is still devoutly believed i'm by great
many people in certain sections Of the
country. Within the last few years a
madison was forwarded TO the de-
partment. the owner stating that il
had prevented several cases of rabies
and he was anxious for il TO be tried
by the bureau. Some OF these mad
stones, properly called hair balls are
obtained from the stomachs of vari-
Gus wild and domestic animals. They
are in some c-ses composed of matted
hair which the animal has licked from
its body and swallowed; but i'm the
majority of cases they consist Of
masses OF vegetable fiber, such as the
awns OF clover and bearGs of grain,
which have gradually collected over
considerable period OF time and are
formed into spherical shape by the
contraction Of the gastric walls. Gall
stones. Intestinal calculi. and. IA fact.
any porous stones, may be used as
madSlOneS.
After person has been b item the
The Washington times., 1908-06-07

country has been entirely free from
the disease.
In Sweden the value of nuzzling
has also been demonstrated. In fact,
in all cases where this measure has
been effectually carried out the dis
ease has been completely controlled.
THE disease has never bean known
in Australia. This Is due 10 the fact
that the infections agent never gained
a foothOld I'm that country. and for a
number of years the government has
wisely prevented such an unfortunate
occurrence by laws which absolutely
exclude the Importation O. dogs into
that country.
"ln countries where steps have been
taken to exterminate rabid E0gs-H0l-
land, Sweden, Norway, and Germany
rabies in man has almost disappeared
In England. where the disease in
dogs has been eradicated, and in
Australia. where the affection has not
been allowed to enter. the disease
among the residents is unknown"
The last known victim Of rabies in
the District OF Columbia was a colOred
woman, who died in February. 1902, at
Freedman's Hospital.
The Washington times., 1908-06-07
WHY From Dogs MOSTLY.

eft is truly marvellous that the
amount of injury suffered by children
through the vicious fury Of rabia dogs
is not greater; probably their SAFETY
is due to the instructive fear they have
for strange dogs and their consequent
tendency % seek a place Of safety the
moment a cog Of unfriendly appe-r-
ance attempts TO approach them
"The intimate association In our
minds OF dogs and rabies does n"i
necessarily imply a greater suscepti-
bilitv Of dogs than other animals to
the disease. The dog is not the only
animal that can communicate rabies
by a bite The bite o. a rabid horse,
cat. or person is just as dangerous as
that Of a rabid dog; but IL Is only
DOGS and cats that are given an
amount Of liberty that makes them
specially dangerous 40 other ami
mails excepting possibly poultry and
pfgaons. are allowed TO be at large
i'm the same way unattended and un-
restra ned"
Chief A. d Melvin. OF the Bureau
of Animal Industry. and his assistant
scientists, have exposed great many
faiIacies concerning rabies during
their crusade against the disease and
the educational campaign accompany
ing IL. Above all. they say. don't put
any faith in the old hoary maidstone
superstition. Concerning this, one Of
the experts, DR.. George II. Hart. as
sistant i'm pathology and bacteriology,
recently said
The Washington times., 1908-06-07
arguments are Absurd"

Such arguments are absurd. - said
Dr. MohIer Il do not care bv what
name YOU designate the disease Won
may call il anvrniu.. Won pIease b1r
its meuacine reality is ever viii us
and il kills quickly sur-f, and boryi-
bly,"
Dr. r. c. Schroeder superinreudenr
OF the experiment station Rureau of
Animal Industry. i'm a recent 3ubIie4-
ton issued bv the department i'm effort
10 arouse th. public to the danger. of
rabies. saws.
"A deliberate denial of the existence
Of rabies means one of two things
either "a lack of information ar am inn
parchment of the honesty Of innumer-
able impartial observers and investi-
Eators. Those whose denial is based
on lack of information. if they are at
an open TO conviction. will cnange
their minds after examining what has
been written ON the subject by men
who are above the re9roach Of an at
tempt to malfen the canine species.
Tasthose who have never seen rabies
and for that reason cannot be con
WINGED of its existence. it can only be
said that not To he acquainted with
thing through personal experience. not