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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-16
NEW CAR BARNES
NEARLY COMPLETED

The new car barnes u the Nir
ginia Railway and Power Company
Seventh. Perry and Porter streets.
which have teen in the course of
construction for some time. are now
nearly completed. aud @ill likely he
ready for OCCUPANCY next week, There
is no DOUBT that they Will be COM
piete before tina end AT the month.
II is planned Ia keep all Forest
Hill. Hull street aud clay street cars
in these harms.
Linemen were buss Wednesday in
wiring the place, and This will be
finished shortly. Tracks were iaid
scme time ago.
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Licensed 10 Wed.

Marriage licenses were issuA9ts
following BY Deputy Clerk H1
Of tbs Hastings Court. Wednaa
William ]. ponton and Mt1
beth A. Meoni. both OF Richn6
Thomas e. Cross. of Norf0ty
Miss Ellen V. Mrcorkie. 81 R46i
Paul p, Glemments. of KiMr
county, and Miss Alice
Richmond. 81 81
James Bernard Butier an2 rs
Edna May Davis, both 81 RinlS
All the marriages are ut fd1
day. III \ 3a] Ii
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Really Transfer.

The following deed OF bargain
sale was recorded "Wednesday III u
ofsiee OF the clerk Of IIustingn Gol
part two.
John +. Jennings to his dauo
Mrs. Vernon J.. Powell. propcf4Se
Everett street, near Eighteenthy
500.
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Miss Margaret Hodges. of Danvilie.
VIII arrive this week To be the guest
of friends,
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lnioyexl Banquet.

Members Of Jackson Gouncil
tional Union, Tuesday night et114
a banquet at the Masonic Temples
4ocial feature followed n cer<ixI
session held at f'raternal Hall
Cornelius Wells acted as toastn16
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sent to Jail.

James Walker. coIored. Was 1e4x&a
Jail for ninety days Wednesday, nn
ing by Justice Maurice in Police G
No . for trespassing on the prcp1
VT the Southern Railway gy
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Monday evening al the home 6I
brides sister. Mrs. Sterling III. n
On Ivy road, charlottesville. TIM
ii, t. Lee officiating. After Il IN
ern tour Mr.. ard Mrs. Snyder wdl1
home in Hargisonbprg 8.53
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WantSIWantS'W Wants
Want Ad Rates.

One per word when paid in advance. No paid ad
taken Ioi less than
No Ads taken for less than twenty-five cents when
phoned in charged at the counter.
Contract much less Phon Madison 1883, and
Manager Of Classified Department, will call.
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LAYING Switch.

For the convenience of the t1H
factory at Seventh and Porter mf&
this Southern Railway is installli
switch at this point. A crossing
laid Tuesday night MIN
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A Fair Exchange.

FREDERICKSBURG, VA. Novems
Der ld---On Tuesday the scholars Of
grade No. OF the Fredericksburg
public schools received a box Of
sample products OF articles raised in
Texas. This package was sent by the
children OF grade 3 in the Abilene.
Texas. schools. with the box was
note signed by one of the scholars
asking that the recipients would ex-
change samples OF articles raised in
Virginia
The children are very enthusiastic
In getting up this box and when It
Ii ready they will send letters from
each scholar With Il
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-16
D. S. SAILORS GO ASHORE
TO SEE PARIS SIGHTS

PARIS, November 16.-One thous-
and sailors from the division of the
American battleship fleet that Is an
chored at Brest. arrived here to-day
on two special trains for four days
sightseeing trip. The officers OF the
squadron will be the guests of Ann
bassador Bacon at a reception and
banquet while in the city.
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Of Mrs Anna ssyfan. Of First avanue
Highland Park, MAS Very quietly mar
ried az the nome of Or h X. KaltbasL
November IT, AZ s r. N. To Mr.. siin-
ton John smith 81 Lanise, Va.
,iyrick--stockiey.
4 beautiful home wedding was ceie-
harated Tuesday night it the home of
Mrs. s. II. savage, 7oa North Twenty
seventh street, when her daughter,
Mrs. Katie Stockiey. MAS given In mar
iiare To Mr.. William II. Myrick, of
Memphis, Tenn. Miss Irene Srhaaf
VAS maid OF honor and MIR. Ernest
Sehaai was best man. Evelyn Stock
teN and Renlah Schaaf were flower
girls At 3 o'clock the ceremony WAS
performed by the Rev q. w. "A,
TAYLOR. the ring ceremony after the
Methodist ritual being used
The bride wsTe gown of alice blue
and carried yellow chrysanthemums
After the ceremony refreshments were
served and a reception was given 81
the home to tbs f~f
The bridegroom is a we'll to-slo
mess man of Memphis. Tenn, in
which city the brittle formerig lived
After a few days stay in Richmond,
they VIII return to their home j.
Memphis
Personals.
Miss Louise Williams. OF Arvonia,
Is the guest Of Miss Madge s1ontgum-
cry at 1895 Park avenue.
Mrs. Barnes Penn and4httIe daugh-
ter. Elizabeth. OF Danyille. spent the
Weekend with her sister. Mrs car
roll VI Montague.
Mr. /. w. Fuller has returned from
the Green Spring Valley, Md, wnere
he att nded a house party.
Miss Margaret Hodges. of Danviie
viii arrive this week To be the guest
of friends.
Miss Helen Cameron. who has been
abroad for q year. is the guest Of Mrs.
s. w. Buck. ut Rose Hill, Alhemarle.
-
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STOCK SELLS READILY

For changes Of address or complaints
against carriers, or for the service OF
the paper, call telephone number SOB.
Petersburg, Va.
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TWO LARGE, UNFuRN1SHED FRONT
rooms, second floor, sf2 West Grace
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DANNlLLE. VA. November to
here Tuesday Of the causes OF ths 1sii
delivery here October IS. when six
prisoners escaped by saving IN two
the bars Of an outer window. The
conclusion reached from the inquiry
Was that the escape OF the prisoners
was due to Inadequate and INSULT
cient facilities to confine them. No
blame ID attached to the jail authori-
tfe5
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Lost.
Help Wanted Male.

HE'D NHnfpU--- II afe.
WANTED~cTEN BnfGnT HoYS 10 50
light work after school. good pay to
boys who can hustle; special PRICES
given to the best boys. spply y.
NJ, Circulating Department. The
Richmond Eirginiau.
WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN, NIGHT
Job from =. NJ to II F. NJ. willing
TO work. best references. Address
V-135. care Firglnian.
WANTED--20 LABORE;RS TO WORK
on streets. Apply at once to Will
ElrR l.AND co. "a North sevcnth -.
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Shoe Repairing.

5sC. HALF SOLE MEMS SHOES. In
dies soc. childrsns soc. and up, sg
cry pair seaed. DREW 5 ELt.N'-
TRIO SHOE FACTORY, ZIG E. Main
street, Phone Monroe ssh7
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NEWS OF SOUTH RICHMOND
WASH ward
Craze. #MM
Prayer Meeting.

The weekly prayer meeting IA
held "Wednesday night at the C3a
Methodist church.
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JOHN IA ToTcHE. IR. NEW PLACE
4fT W Main. Monroe 49,; French
aua cream cleaning. ladies princess
Nnd dresses cleaned Stse, plcated
skirts French cleaned, 50 cents.
plain. Soc: gloves cleaned. any
lenEth 10 cents per pair. gents suits
ary. cleaned, 30c. French cleanea stou
RED iIrt ION IA ali Wnrk
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Rooms for Rent.

K0CfnS Tor Kent.
EENTTTFrT' FRONT ROOMS: Nfyasf-f
furnished. all conyan1ences. large
rooms. best location for business
people. convenient TO all sections
city, board can he had Phone Mon
roe ls3o or cali at ia South Fifth
street.
FOR RENT TWO NICE ROOMS. ON
second floor; one large front room,
convenient to bath. one room on
third floor: rent CHEAP 500 East
Leigh street
OCCUPANTS For THREE CONNECT
ing rooms; furnished or unfurnishee;
in single or en- suite; also suitable
sor light houaek.eping Apply at
51o East Leigh.
WANTED. TWO YOUNG MEN on X
couple for third front and second
story front room; IN a private fam
ily, near Monroe Park. Cali phone
Madison 6le3-I.
DESIRABLE FURNISHED ROOMS
heated In winter. with good board
az South Third street.
ROOMS FOR RENT AT AZ W. GRACE.
NICELY FURNISHED, HEATED
rooms. running water, phone; one
block from I30th street elevated sta
ton. 2s0 West sSl st street. MRS.
REYNOLDS.
WANTED. TT RENT oUr FUR
nished front room; In private family:
Madison 2S9i-J.
TWO LARGE, UNFuRN1SHEp 'FRONT.'
rooms, second floor, si2 West Grace.
GENTLEMEN LoDGERs WANTED
for newly furnished rooms, perma-
nent or transient. 4os North Eighth
street.
FOR RENT, FURNISHED ROOM
steam heat Apply $40 West Main.
NICELY FURNISHED LARGE ROOM
for rent; water on some floor. MRS-
T. W. CREW. S02 East Leigh street.
FURNISHED ROOMS, ONE TO THREE
dollars week. sl6 East MARSHALL
FURNISHED ROOM; LARGER ROOM
nicely furnished convenient to bath;
large hall room furnished or unfur-
nished: private family. 4el r. Cary
ST
LIST YOUR FARMS AND CITY Prop
erty with TABOR REALTY C0Rfoh-l
alton. AZ II. MARSHALL st.. and Get
quick returns.
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OCCUPANTS FOR THREE CONNECT
ing rooms; furnished or unfurnishee;
in single or en- suite, also suitable
for light housekeeping, Apply at
$40 East Leigh
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STRAIGHTFORWARD.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. Nov
is.-Miss ssaliie Agnes WomacA. of
Cumberland county. and Ernest Sny-
der, OF Harrisonburg. were married
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WANTED. TWO YOUNG MEN on 4
couple for third front and second
story front room, In u private fam.
lily, near Monroe Park Call phone
Madison 6le3-I.
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colD " ~ AZ.

Y0g NEED WEATHER STRIPS On
voar windows and doors Val tsb-
ms Headquarters opposite Nohea
On l.lnr.N MID i.nn aa#.
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FOR RENT, TWO NICE ROOMS ON
second floor; one a large front room.
convenient to bath. ore room on
third floor: rent cheap 500 Eas,
Leigh street
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PIT MIXING.
MOWERS AND uu ,oLE TIREs.

rHoNg Is FOR QUICK SERVICE ON
range ,afrobe and furnace work. VA.
NLlrMElNG. HEATI>1s CO.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-16

Tft@ SEASON Is NOW ON FOR
stoves. before buying see tho EVANS
HARIsW IRE Go q Ii f.sans. seN
v,tary ard treasurer, we carry
f,iI line Of heaters for wood ana
coai oil and gas heaters cook STOVES
cur prices are absolutely tha e"s''
100 West Bread street.
FORFEITED REMINGTON DOL Bl-II.
barrelled hamlaef' less. io-sause.
o,iy AIT so STEINEhS. i4al Eaat
Main street -
FoRFE..-aD SINGLE aIHs
makes. IS. ~STEtNEGs isfb f-as'
Main street
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.+ q-
Ait MI>tN WARE.

sFg THE EVANS HARD" ARE &C.
Tor the bust assortment of pure
aluminium ware in tire city, at lowest
prices 700 " egt BROAD street
Yf1I-R LAST WINTER CLOTHES
need cleaning and pressing iet no
low how we'll / can dc IL, CHEZ
MAN NJ. WHITE, 5as y Third street.
phone Mad.scn 8f5S. work called Tor
ard delivered
EoRFEfTEp sIFlrcASES. ALL SIZES.
ri each. STEfSER'S. l4si East MAIN
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Miscellaneous.
FLOOR STAINS.

SEE Us FOR FLOOR STAINS. y....-
i-sh stains and pelisfes of all kinds.
tI.EA HARDWARE co
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nished front room; In private family.
use of phone. ~ East Cary street.
Madison sBg4-J
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DESIRABLE, FURNISHED ROOMS
heated In winter. with good board
3l2 South Third street
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Help Wanted Female.

WANTED-BRIGHT ACTIVE, SALES
girls for all departments. with 81
without experience; reference re-
quired. Apply MILLER & EtioABS'
peat for economy re4id5i1at. err bf4i-
Hancy--aek user or the GENERA
GAS LIGHT co, SCI W. Bread street
-EXPERIENCED .a.lTEItA-
ton hands on womenS euter gar
ments Apply THE NoMANS S14ol
Al e Ernan
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LINE AND CEMENT.

WE CARRY LIME FOR sPRfNkLJNG
and building. also cement and hair,
hardware. ete. ELLA HARDWARE
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-05-28
MORE SIDEWALKS
MUST Be LAID
superintendent Campbell Will
Extend Campaign to New
Districts.

The city sidewalk campaign has boan
going ahead without much noise. hut
already remarkable results have heen
obtained, and now one can walk thron6b
most Of the business section of the civ
/ without having to wade through mud
IN wet weather and dust in dry.
/ But only start has been made as
| compared with what it is expected will
be accomplished. Superintendent CamD-
! bell has extensive plans laid out for
the laying of sidewalks on streets which
nave not as yet been touched. and he
( IS going to extend the campaign into
the residence districts. He stated yes
terday afternoon that the present plans
contemplate the laying of sidewalks in
the entire district bounded by the har-
Dor, School street, Victoria and LiIiha.
On his desk lay big bunch of notices
to property owners to pave along their
property, and these notices will be sent
out in a day or two.
/. There have been no refusals on the
part of any who have heretofore been
notified to lay sidewalks, and nearly
all those notified have already complied
\ few small stretches are still without
sidewalks, but these are chiefly along
property that belongs to non-residents
who have not Vet been reached. Mr.
Campbell states that he does not think
he Will have to resort to extreme meas
IN, 20 l.,
of sidewalks. Virtually everybody ap,
preached shows a willingness to meet
the desires of the government and of
the public. One man mentioned is al
present in financial difficulties andsaddi.
tional time has been granted him.
The streets on which the LAYING Of
sidewalks has thus far been ordered by
Superintendent Campbell are Alakea
Bishop. Emma, Merchant, Hotel, Queen
Maunakea, kekaulika, Nuuanu, Vine
bowl and Miller. The property owners
along all these streets have, as gen
eraI thing, complied with the order, an6
the others are expected to get busy be
fore long. ''The next street that | an
going after bald-headed," said Mr.
Campbell Yesterday, ''is Nuuanu.'
Asked in regard to Union street
which is very largely used, Mr.. Camp
bell stated that he was not sure what
course he would take in regard to it
but he was inclined to think that II
might be better to wait until the next
regular session of the legislature, Il
see if a law can not be passed opening
up Bishop street to Beretania. In thai
case Union street will be closed up.
''What we want said Mr.. Camp
bell. "is to break up the big block
we have in Honolulu. Some of then
are as big as four ordinary city blocks
and this condition does not conduce t
sanitation If the blocks are cut M
l sun and air have a chance 70 get a
: the land. Furthermore, the dividing o
the blocks increases the property valu
| by affording more frontage.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-05-28
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.

Chamberlain s Cough Remedy is soll
on a guarantee that if you are not salts
fed after using two-thirds Of a bottle
according 10 directions, your money viii
be refunded. 1t is up TO YOU to try.
For sale by all dealers. Benson, Smith
& Co, agents for Hawaii.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-05-28
A HEALTHY HAIR.

See the difference between n
,.o1tbv hair root and one that is
| vi healthy. Is it any wonder that
diseased hairs slip outi
The CAUSE of the trouble must
| 10 removed before the EFFECT
vii cease.
There can be no permanent relief
until the dandruff germ is de-
| stroyed with Newbro's Herpicide.
Thousands of people testify to the
almost marvellous results received
rom Herpieide. 1t cures dandruff,
stops falling hair and prevents
badness. Delightful to use. Stops
| itching almost instantly.
Two sizes, soc. and 81. At Drug
s.ores Send Zoe. in stamps to
| THE HERPICIDE CO., Dept. n,
Detroit, Mich, for a sample.
Guaranteed under the Food and
Drugs Act, June 80, 1908. Serial
| No. 915.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-03-11
ORDER.


TN the Superior Churt of the State of Washing
! ton 10 and for the County of Thurston.
In re the estate Of Elizabeth Horr, de
ceased.
This matter coming on to be heard on
the petition of the administrator to sell or
mortgage all or portion of the real es-
tate belonging to the above named
forth and described in the said petition
and being and lying in the County of
Thurston, State of Washington, and
bounded and PARTICULARLY described as
follows, to-wit:
The Northwest quarter less the east
thirty feet. of Block 50 Sylvester's Plat of
Olympia.
Lots and 8. Block 5. Swans Addi-
ton to Olympia. Wash.
LOIS G. Z, 8. 0, and 10. Block 65's
Olympia tide landsl
Lots .. 3 4, .. 10. II and ~ Block SO
Olympia tide land>)
And the said petition having been duly
filed
It is therefore considered. ordered: adj
Judged and decreed that the said
petition be and the same Is hereby set
for hearing on the ID day of April, 1910.
ut the hour of 10 O'clock A. NJ, in the SUI
perior Court room of the court house of
Thurston County. nj Olympia. Washing
ton. and all persons Interested in the said
estate. or having any objections to the
| said petition are directed to show cause
on or before the said second day of April.
! 1915. at the said place, why the said
petition should not he granted.
| 1t is further considered, ordered. ad-
Judged and decreed that copy Of this
| order be published in the WASHINGTON
STANDARD. a weekly newspaper OF general
| circulation. published in Thurston
County, Washington. for four successive
weeks. preceding the date of the said
| hearing.
| Dated this 2Sth day of February. 1910.
! II. ii. FRY.
/ (sElD Court Commissioner.
| First publication, March. 1, 1910. st.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-03-11
A MIDNIGHT HORROR.

Wednesday about midnight. as the
undertaken and his assistant were
carrying the dead body of Mrs. An
nabelle Farquhar from her habita-
ton on the second floor of the Olym-
pia National Bank building, q pistol
shot was heard from the room just
vacated and an investigation proved
that the husband OF the woman, Ed
ward Farquhar, had ended his days
by shot through the head, self-in-
flicted, that must have caused his in
slant death.
Undertaken Sticklin had been
called by w. W. Scott by request of
Farquhar, and when he arrived at
tho room, the woman was found ly-
ing in her underclothing dead in the
bed. She had been vomiting q green
substance and evidently dead several
hours. 1t seems from appearances
that she died from poison, but Us to
how it was administered, by whom
and with what intent, is shrouded in
mystery. The surmise is that it was
self-administered during a period of
dependency, and that when the hus-
band ascertained the fact he immedi-
ately, from the same cause. ended his
own life. Although it was known
that there had been domestic quar-
rels and that more or less liquor had
been used as an emollient and as it
sometimes happens with an opposite
effect, it promotes conditions which
produce hopeless despair.
Both victims were over 80 years of
age. She leaves o sister, Mrs.
Jeanette Axtell of Kent, and a
brother at Little Rock, and Mr..
Farquhar is survived by one sister,
Mrs. George Allen, of South Ia
coma. They had been married about
80 years, but for several years pas
had been living apart. Ed. Farqu.
har was a plumber by trade. but
was idle most of his time. He was q
son of Alexander Farquhar, a re-
spected pioneer and successful bust
ness man. He erected the building
now known as "The Lobby" and for
several years conducted q large
hardware and farming implement
business in it. He also built the
Jefferson Hotel, OH Eighth and JEFF
ferson streets.
1t seems that the authorities have
decided to hold no inquest. Some
facts that might have been developed
by a post morfem, will probably never
be known. Funeral arrangements
had not been made this morning
when the paper went to press. Rela
tiveS are arriving from abroad.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-03-11
GENERAL EXECUTION.
IN the Superior Court of Thurston Count
L State OF Washington

IN the Superior Court Of Thurston County
L State OF Washington.
The ROsenblatt Company a corporatfon Plain.
tln, W. Dean Smith, Defendant.
Under and by virtue of a writ of general exc
cutiOn issued out of the Superior Cont OF the
State OF Washington, holding terms at Olympia
in and for ThnrstOn County, said State, and dated
on the first day of March, 1910, ON a judgment
rendered in said Court on The 24th day OF NOyem-
Der, 1909. In favor of above named plaintiff The
Rosenblatt Company, a corporation and agaiuet
the above named defendant, Dean Smith for the
sum OF Sl30 90 and cost Of suit amounting to a.
and an attorneys fee amounting to the sum of
$25OO and interest amounting tn the sum of
- 81. making total In all OF @lti S. which said
writ Of general execution was to me ss Sheriff Of
Thurston County, Washington. duly directed aud
delivered. and by which l am comma nded to
sell at public auction according to law the fol.
low ing described real estate, tO-wit, =
Lot No ), In Block No 2, South Viora, now
Little Rock. Thurston County. Washington.
Now. therefore. public notice Is hereby given
that GU the 9Th day OF April 1910. at O'Clock in
Court house on Fourth Street in the City Of
Olympia I will sell the above described property
III public anction 10 the highest bidder for cash or
much thereof as may be necessary to raise su f.
acient 10 satisfy said last named amount. to-
gether with increased cost and Increased inter
est.
Dated at Olympia. Washington. the 18th day
of March. 1910
Date Of first publication. March 11th. 1910
Address Of plaintiffs attorney: John NJ. Will.
son, Olympia, wn.
GEO. CASTOR,
Sheriff OF ThursiOn County, Washington.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-03-11
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the Superior Court of the State of
Washington for Thurston County.
In the matter of the estate of William Nc
Tammany. deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Jacob Cook
has been appointed and has qualified as
that all persons having any claim against
said estate may present them with. the
proper vouchers within one year from
the date OF the first publication of this
notice. TO the said Jacob Cook At the office
OF his attorney, John NJ. Wilson. Esq, ut
the Court House in OLYMPIA. Washing
ton.
First publication, March II . 1910.
JACOB COOK.
Administrator.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-03-11

A w"RKINGMAN's publication in Sc
attic announces that it has informa>
ton TO the effect that the |. w. VS.
have won their fight for free speech
in Spokane. Through the efforts of
prominent women of that city. the
city Council has seen fit to appoint
three matrOns to look after the wei
fare of female prisoners imprisoned
in the city Jail. 80"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-03-11

TIE present condition of the strike
in Philadelphia affords an ironic side
to the sentiment embodied in the
term City of Brotherly Love. "
The excitement, hatred and wide
spreading nature of such movements
has never been parallcled, and there
has been some intimation that it
might become national in its vio-
lpnca
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-03-11

IT is reported that the Government
has recovered $3, 434 1904, of the
amount stolen by the National Sugar
Refinement Company through false
weight frauds on Sugar duties. 1t is
said, however, this does not begin to
cover the populations; that weigh
ers and checkers on the docks do
not steal millions for their masters.
without their knowledge or o0nni-
vance,