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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-02-25

w" oeofo u.
to see you. Your handsome and tai
ented daughter says you are over here.
Thatll be about all. Here l am.
Now, then, listen to this"
He went under his matches, rousted
out sheet Of paper, unfolded it and
read something like this. / know it
by heart:
The great sea leaps AMI splashes before
you as 1t leaped and splashed in the old
boyhood days. The sea wind sings to
you as 1t sang of old. The old dreams
come back to you. the dreams you dream
ed as you slumbered upon the cornhusk
mattress in the clean. sweet little cham
Der OF the Old home. Forgotten are the
cares OF business, the scramble for mon
ey. the ruthless hunt for fame. Here are
perfect rest and perfect peace.
Now. what place would you say I
was describing" says the Teller.
Heaven" says Jonadab, looking up,
reverent-like.
You never see body more disgust
ed than Brown.
Get out" be snaps. "Do look
like the advance agent Of glory? Lis
ten to this one
He unfurlS another sheet Of paper
and goes Off on q tack about like this:
The old home. You who sit In your
luxurious apartments. attended by your
hveried servants. eating the costly dishes
tfRts bring you dyspepsia and kindred
cuts. What yotid you give to go back
once more 20 the simple, clearly living
OF the old house In the country-the old
homs. where the nights were cool and re-.
fresh'ng. the sleep deep and sound. where
the huc!'lcherry pies that mother fash
iohed We're swimming in fragrant juice.
"here TIE shells OF The claus for the
chowder were snow white and the chow
ger NselI triumph, where there were no
voices put those OF the wind and sea,
no
Don't" busts out Jonadab. Don't!
l can't stand it,"
lie was moppins his eyes with his
red bandanner. l was considerable
shock up myself. y hog would have
Cried. know / couldn't help II.
AS for Peter t. Brown, he fairly
crowed.
ut gets YOU" he says. ~ knew it
would. And It'll get a heap OF others
too. Well, we can't send 'em back to
the Old homo. nut we can rot the OLD
home to them, or mighty good imi-
ta'ion Of it. Here it is right here
And then that Brown Teller took his
feet down off the rail, hitched his chair
right i'll front OF Jonadab and ue and
commenced to talk. And how he did
talk. Say, he could talk n HyannIs
fisherman into Il missionary.
He proposed 10 turn Aunt Sophrony's
wind plantation into a hotel for sum
mex bGdrders.
"Confound 1t, man." he says they're
SICK OF hot and cold water, elevators,
bell wires with II Iigger On the end,
H. 'hnt There's n raft of old
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-02-25

him, and his foot fast In big steel
trap that was hitched by chain to the
lower round Of the ladder.
Iii, Chianti," says Brown, come
here Il minute! Here's your old college
chum. the count, been and put his foot
In it."
When the new barber showed up
the count never made another move,
just wilted like a morning glory after
sunrise. But you never see n worse
upset man than Ebenezer Dillaway.
But what does this mean?" SAYS
he, kind Of wild-like. why don't you
take that thing of his foOt!"
oh" says Peter, hes been eloneat-
Ing my pedal extremity for the last
month or SO. don't see why l should
KICK II he pulls his own for awhile.
lou see,' he says. Its this way:
Ever since his grace condescended
to lend the glory of his cOuntenance
to this humble roof" he says, tits
stuck In my mind that I'd seen the said
countenance somewhere before. The
other night II flashed across me where
ia seen 1t. About q couple Of years
ago was selling Ir. Dulger's Electric
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-02-25
Notice to Creditors.

the Superior Coun of the State of
1 Washington, tor 1hur-tuu county.
In the Matter of the Estate Of !. y
Sunpter, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Sarah {
Sunpter has been appointed cNccuirIN OF
The estate of j. y. Sunrtcr, ceased, I,y
The sad Superior Court. All persons
having claims against tn" said J. y
Sunpter or against his estate. are hereby
required To present them, wi II the nrc,.>-
Sary vouchers. within one year after the
18TH day of February, 1919. tho date of
TINS notice. Ia said rAtcutriN. at 2ul Tenth
street, olympia, Washington, or 1T the
law Office OF Daniel GabV IN the city Of
olympia. Thurstuu County. WASHINGTON.
That being the place for The Transaction
on the business Of said estate.
SARAH &. 81 PIER.
EX"cutriX OF the Estate @: J. y. sumter
deceased.
FIRST publication, Feb. i, 1910 st.
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-02-25
SuHerino-

Suffering overcOmes the minds iner-
tia. develops the thinking powers.
opens up new world and drives the
tout to actiOn.-Anthopy u. Evans.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-02-25
A PARTICULAR PHASE

removed by it IS the irritahlity and de-
spondency that often attends these troub-
les In those cases in which there is
pelvice fullneSS, the aching, bearing
down organs feel as II they iCOuid fail
ont Of the body. Its action here is very
decided"
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets euro bill
business, sick and bilious headache, di1-
illness, coStivencSS, or constipation of tho
bowels, loss of appetite. coated tongue,
sour stomach. windy hclchingS, "heart
burn" pain and distress after eating,
and kindred arrangements of the liver,
stomach and bowels.
Persons subjected to any of these
troubles should never be without a vial
of the uPlcaSant Pellets" at hand. In
proof of their superior excellence it can
truthfully be said that they are always
adopted as a household remedy after tho
first trial.
One littlc "Pellct" is a laxative, two
are cathartc. They regulate, invigorate
and cleanse the liver. stomach and bowels.
As dinner pill" tn promote digestion.
take one each day. To relieve the distress
arising from oVcreating, nothing equals
one Of these little "PellctS." They're
tiny, Sugar-coatrd, anti-bilious granulcS,
scarcely larger than mustard seeds.
Dr. Piercc'S Common Sense Medical
Adviser will be sent free, paper bound, for
81 One-cent stamps. or cloth bound for 81
stamps. Over 1909 pages and Illustrated.
Address DR.. Il. V. Pierce, Buffalo, n. y.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-02-25
WHAT is MORE BEAUTIFUL
THAN MOTHER LOVE?

A mothers worries are many. SEo
sometimes forgcts her own bodily dis
comforts because Of her overpoworins
love for the child. She becomes broken
down, slccplCSS, nervous, irritable and
feels tired from morning until night.
Many mothers OF experience can tel you
that at such a time they have be "a re
lievcd, benefited and strengthened and
pat into proper health by taking a pre-
scription which their mothers had tClI
them was the only woman's tonic to b.
taken at such times. DR.. Picrcc's Fa-
voritc Prescription has enjoyed an cavi-
able reputation for over a third Of . cen
fury. In all that timo il has sold moro
largely in the United States than any
other tonic for w0man'S needs, and to-
day its sales are greater than ever.
In favor of DIR. Picrce'S medicines IS tho
frank. confiding, open, honest statement
OF their full composition. giving every liz
grcdient in plain English, without fear Of
successful criticism and with confidence
that the good sense of the afflicted will
lead them to appreciate this memorable
manner of confidng to them what they
are taking into their stomachs when
making use of these medicines.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-02-25
ALASKA'S baby
METROPOLIS.
Cordova to Be Gateway For
New Rush This Year.
ROAD TO COPPER FIELDS.

Rails Of the Copper River and North
western viii Be Laid to the Mouth
OF the Chitina by July, When I'm
nenseiy Rich ihneral Area Will Be
Accessible-A Dramatic Chapter In
Railroad Construction
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-02-25
OPEN AS TIE DAY.

What Dr. Picrco's Favoritc Prcscrip-
ton is made Of. Its ingredients are:
Golden Seal root, Lady's Slipper root.
Black CohoSh root. Unicorn root, Blue
CohoSh root, Chemically Pure Glyccrinc.
Hobart A. Hare, NJ. d.. University Of
Pa, says Of Golden Scal-0Good in all
catarrhal conditions, rs uterine catarrh.
leucorrhCea. etc" Prof John King in tho
American DiSpcnSatory says of Black
CohoSh root-anothcr important ingrc-
dent in "Favorito Prescriptions" Wy its
special affinity for the female organs, it is
an efficient agent in suppression, in dyS-
menorrhGa it is surpassed by no Other
drug, being of greatest utility in irrita-
tive and congestivo conditions of the
appendages, characterized ty dragging
pains, etc"
Prof. King says of Unicorn root, "have
found this plant to possess decidedly
beneficial influence in cases of lasSitudc
with weakness or dull pain I'm the renal,
or lumbo-sacral small Of the back region.
1t IS one of our most valuable agents,
acting as n uterine tonic, and gradually
removing abnormal conditions, while at
the same time it impartS tone and vigor
to the reproductive organs. Hence. it is
much used in tctcorhGd, dmCnOITiud,
dysmcnOrrh0u.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-02-25
ALCOHOLIC TONES.

A great many women feeling tho need
Of tonic tako a cocktail. whisky, or
what is just as bad, some widely advcr-
tiSed compound. containing n large per-
centage of alcohol. Doctor Picrcc'S
medicines arc guaranteed to be entirely
free from alcohol or Embellishments Of
roots which cannot harm the most deli
cate system but have a wholesome, life
giving. tonic-efcct upon tho system.
TONES made largely OF alcohol Interfere
with the digestion Of certain foods. and
as doses increase the alcohol absorbed gets
into the blood and shrinlls the red blood
corpuScleS. As the blood feeds the nerves
the nerves get improper nouriShment and
the mother becomes nervous. As the
nerves suffer 50 does the skin.
Better stick to health-giving tonic
that has in the past third of century
sold more widely than any other.
The sun., 1910-12-10

The volume. IN the valIabl" n ghWay-
and Byway- series which the Rev Ed
ward Cpnyb"ar. ha- written on High
way- and Bvwavs IN Camhrldg.. and Fly
tMarmtllAn-i - uf unusual interest h..-
csllI~.. n includes the university AZ Gam
bridg. and rh. cat h.dral at Fly. \ good
part rf th.. volume IL taken up with the
buildings N the town and thu. CITY hu'
tho country yillagss IA the. di-trIct ar"
al-o d"scrrt"d adequately III" wood.
cuts II Frederick l.. Griggs's drawings
Ar. very good and the MATS are abundant
and excellent II IL Z. delghrIui account
uf AN extremely interesting corner II
England
Bv tins time sir Frederick Traye- Bart
surgeon o. King Edward. has established
ms reputation a. glob"rrott~r Africa
- N. LATEST land that has been favored hv
hi- pr.@.nr. and IN Uganda for HulI-
day" ~ T. Dutton and Company n"
records his impressions Following IN
'h" track ~ "A NOR" dist lngrn-hed eN-
rIurer his observations will NOT max.
very strong IMPRESSION they will serv"
70 demonstrate. however. that the lak.
region 81 Africa ~ now open to any
traveller who will take the trUtIbla t. 20
there lie ApiFNl$ lew Ftindfh~ ON
-h. sleeping sickness IN mark that h. l.
d. doctor n. writes pleasantly and super
iIcialv about the things that host 81
travellers have described before him
Retaining his sensational uila Mr
Douglas Slnd.n publishs- "A n"w and
re-. i-.-l edition Of The Secrets II the
Vatican" - u IippInc"'t Company
This 1. an "Ncell.n' l,lldn book - IN. are
r-"ISur-4 exhibited in IN" Vatican gal
l..-i"- and 10 IN. hasilica ~ ~ Peters
r. y - pr.fiv"d "A useful summary nf tn"
F..ral hierarchy and court with accounts
nf in'nry I"ySs which fhe author had with
rha Pnn. and wlrh Cardinal Marry d"l
Val Nr Sladsn has had "Sp"ri"n"a IN
PREPARING grlId" books and thI- - On"
e IA" h..-t h. has put r"Ee'h"r "" might
hu.. r.yIsrc. his Ilst Of Cardinals for hI-
nor, .dI'Irn IN" book l. illustrated w'h
many photographs
In IN" Mediterranean and lfS Border
Lands nh" John & Winston COMPANY,
NIr .Jo"I cook writes Two volumes de-
The sun., 1910-12-10

..,-, who esteem Ru-kIn for ms
.t.-u - well - for his emotional f'rvur
- gorgeous style will grl"v" L. he
o. ..i.d - certain vicious manitesta-
pn IN. part Z u'h"r men and II
rrumen-S II - pointed ont IN MIR
.-. more WInEar".- compactlv and hand
..lv rrlnt.d -LIf" of John RUsAn-
.. Walter scott Publishing COMPANY,
"a - a moral teacher this philosopher
. - -r...r.. Ut = power iittv years ago than
. ...' -a~aut H-I- not now 49, tlrt"riy
49,. ... .. . y" used 10 ha and th. reason.
.ur. - what "" read here, - --ith-r
.. ... himself - dead ur heCaIs.
- u'rnuhy IT IA" tunes ma. h"Com"
shat oven nIs lancet cannot p.ne-
profound neglect nf him now
.-r- have been array"i against
rad "Thu-. who hiv" headed
...... - against th" ethical primo
...r t. Ru-Hiu are. -. ~" Inii-
..t -ocIal sphere The. followers II
...... ,i Ni"t-chn. and m IN" inter
..r.r.. Bismarck. Salisbury and
.--.., rulers of tho United States
"" know few things less
..I.r- with III" ideas ~ Ru-kIn
..-l r.- -lv IhrI-tIInItvI than N"
.... .rr.f.t II Denmark ~ Bismarck.
... F.-r Z Lord Salisbury = govern
t.-..l pr th.. cpy,drdIy advantage
-.- w.Ikne-S Of Spain uv tn"
.. 50 g.v"rumeut Ia rOh her of the
..~ colonies II Ru-<in had
.. ...-. .i"ut m isD- never would h"
The sun., 1910-12-10
Pictnrcsuur New York

That III. camera. when ~kilfully handled
az n" right moment. ran obtain d. artistic
results a. 'an M" individual artist with
his ral"nt and imagination - amply ..rn-
on-'rat.d hy Mr. AlyIn lanEdpu tohuru
N n" twenty l.iutIful pIar"- of his View
York Duck worth and Company Rr n
fdnp- Tii- artist. -"u~" Will r" more
appreciated from tins poetic handling OF
scenes familiar -,alI than from his equally
h.aUtIIII photographs of less wei! known
London Some of IN" views ar" l,n-
proved hv "N'rau"ou- d"""--nrl"- ELECTS
cf t'mo-pnor". offoE uf light the groups
Of human figures admirably posed may
have "A general rtfh he' han a local arli lea
ton. som" pilates ~""n - hav" h".n
touched W; rIf mo,' e IA" pictures uw"
their nt'ra"'.un ?" the real beauty of the
huIItlnEs 10 which most people ar" blind
b.rlu-" 'h.v -".' 'h"n "v"ry iav. OF 20
'h..r bong presented FROM a favorable
pom ~ .i"w Ey"rn. foreigner .hI'- fora
r,r'rp.t or E,gt,t Pfg"
The sun., 1910-12-10

sCrihing IN" sights that NAV be seen in
IN. usual tour II m" Mediterranean n.
begins with IN" pr"Ln islands wh"r" IN"
steamers C"n"rallv stop. .thrA1nr"s. Madeira
and tn" 'anarr.-. and n"Nt '"lls Il rh"
lands th"I reach HIS progress INLAND -
m-,i-ur''d hv the 'Im" 'h'' steamers allow
Spain. Italy. southern France IN" African
coast ar" dealt with IN the first vohIm"
Gr''-c" ConSrdn'lunrl". Jh" HOLY Land
and Egypt m 'hn s"'und Tta Illustra-
tIons ar" "Nrr"u"Iv good photugravur"s
IN" book viii J." - cunS srieuc" a. all
ira, ell-rs hu intend 20 rnIth" a tour that
has ,.,.n mad" easy and con, "n'Ipnal III
late Sedr~
The sun., 1910-12-10
Dixie
Hart
Bv VIII ". Harlem

Equal to the very best Of
his work" says one critic cf
this newest Harden novel-and
it should be remembered that
over 10000 copies of his
books have been disposed oS
A swceter girl than Dixie
Hart never walked the pages
OF a book" writes another.
ut is a story that does one
god 70 read is a Western
verdict, and this from Georgia
speaks tor itself: $50 true to
lite that all Southerners will
enjoy Dixie Hart. >" A Boston
crl.ic finds the novel "a pure
and sweet love story"
The sun., 1910-12-10

In III" adjustment 'B. " HU"h-,h
New Norkl Mr. Will IRWIN t.scrIb..- with
much detail a character that interests
hum and dw"ll- with pleasure on IN" San
Francisco that - 40 NOR" His book
bears m" marks - great haste, ~ roads
H. though u had h""u iI"tAt"d hurr..olv
to "a -t"nograph"r whose uorr~ Jh" author
hai not looked over. The hero l. -n-
dow"d with a fascinating -miI''. winch
offsets many DEFICIENCIES. Ih.. good and
the bad IN him ar. hnl. need pretty evenly
~ tn" h"g unlns and Ink" N"uorhon =
Hercules IN IN" Memorabilia h.. = 49,
a. the. parting of 'h.. roads H- br....ky
a--uranc" hardly r"couc.!"- th" reader TO
ms other defects h" - cad a. IN" p..gtu-
nlng and continues 80 b" on" 80 IA" end
M.anwhil" h.. lad n" r"ad"- and ~" other
characters through that Boh-'Ta of san
Francisco nt WHICH uat.v" a.hho~- never
tire. hut Of which outsiders ar" getting
"A -rIrf..' The Young woman no secures
hlm - n.adl"srly offensive. IN" oth"-
Young wuuan.- .ufl'vIrrnn = lr"Nulc-
abl" Thor" B, plenty ~ - Iu IN" story
huf "" .uaglu.. that 2 would htF" been
much mur.. fu-..h," md ""r'aini" t"''"~
written II Nr lrwr had taken fu r"iIIu~
with II
For h.- "r,c -rh" Ic.idy-"'' ~ "
Hu.h-ch, Mr. WalInc" Irwin has ~''"o'"d
an obvious hero. r. M" -fur"'h''-' oi
v"r-.. h.. celebrate. Ia p"NIctl "NpI"i'~
-uc,. h.. l--u"d from 'h" African Urc."
I, j. pretty ,ph"'r" al rn.'-.~. ~" interest
in whIch has Expired with the ""Nr-' 1t
the hero against vhom m" -a''r" W.
directed Th"-" AT" hr,Eh' 0.-- here and
there. hut ~. ar" Tar removed ir"" 'h''
Iit,-tlur.. -DI'r"f-
The sun., 1910-12-10

royal gardens ct Kew After "A few clear
dIr"c tons regarding tn" culture Of orchids
and brief summary e tn" history OF the
Introduction nf the flower into Great
Britain and of experiments there IN hv-
hr.d. fatIon. with many practical hints for
IA" grower W" d,'s"-. h,.s the various nIuiS
m detail II" divides orchids ant" two
broad classes rh" useful. hv which h"
means those that amateur growers can
raI-" most easily. and thus" Il l",--"r
valI". which nCI,id" those that present
difficulties in culture Dr ARE too rar" and
EXPENSIVE to b" within the reach Il most
people Under each head tn" plants are
arranged alphabetically ~ tn" end IA"
supplies u horticultural calendar and u
very fuu index II j. = useful. instructive
and very attraCtIv. volume. showing IN"
Dent Typography AZ IT. h"-t
The sun., 1910-12-10
The Heritage
Of the Desert
By Zane Grey

AN appealing love story,
pure As the iar water brooks"
say, one reviewer of this new
novel, IN winch the curtain is
raised on a scene hitherto un-
explored in American fiction"
The New York World adds
thi, comment: at is a strong
story, rlch with life and mixed
with color. No man in the
tale wears collar, and the
women are the genuine daugh-
tcrs Of the desert and the noun
ralns, n mates OF their men.
We are glad TO recommend this
fine new novel, The Heritage
OF the Desert.
The sun., 1910-12-10
Opal
By Bessie z. Hooper

\ love story OF real life a.
true and appealing as Miss
WiIkrns's early stories OF New
England. a picture OF every
cav human nature without pre-
tense, Varied bv the incidents
and suspended interest of a
/ diversified romance, and per-
yadcd with hunor. IL is the
kind OF story to bring laughter
and Tear, the tale OF humble
tolk as ;hcy actually live, their
ioys and sorrows frankly ex-
pressed without the disguise Of
corvcn;ronaliry. This novel
IS mostly about Opal, although
thc other delightful Flickingcrs
share in the iun.
The sun., 1910-12-10

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Mary
Cary
By Kate Langley Bosher

There is now ready, in full
Green Gather binding, a new
holiday e!itlon OF this little
book II the heart, about which
one critic said Lets be glad
tor books ike Mary Gary"
Another writer SAID: "Worthy
OF being received into all the
households or America, a story
that viii bc as much ot a favor
itc as Mrs. Wigs of the Cab
blCc Pttch.
The sun., 1910-12-10

IL n ROOk0 VI
Max
By katherine Cecil Thurston

&/y LAa-'NI F1Ec SCkkf LHSSsS'
Max is the best selling novel
TO-DAY in the six larges, cities and
second IN seven other cities.
These are the December Book
mans official figures. Max is
reported IN the list of best sell
ing moves from the twenty. six
cities OF the country-from
Maine 10 California. You will
find double delight in Mrs.
Thurston's new story. For it
is not only love story, fasci-
mating and mysterious, but .
picture OF Paris so vivid and so
real that YOU will be able to
follow Max from the moment
OF arrival IN Paris in the gray
OF the early morning through
many wanderlngs to the end of
the story. The pictures by
Frank Craig make the book es-
pecially adapted for Christmas
giving.
The sun., 1910-12-10

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The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1910-11-25
Hound bullets.

Pullets that have been we'll fed
will begin to lay when from five to six
months old. Eight months is a more
usual age, but it is quite possible to
have them laying two or three months
earlier. This brings May-hatched pul-
lets to laying in October or November
and they should continue to Law all
winter. AT present prices and the fin.
ture outlook nothing on the farm pavs
so great profit for money invested
or time and expense of production
The consumer class is constantly in
creasing. The producer class. maan.
ing the general farmer, does not in.
crease. Eggs and poultry must bring
good prices as long as the present
condition exists. There are too MANY
middlemen with whom to divide the
profit, The producer gets the slab
from one end of the loaf, the consu.
mer pays long price for the slab ofr
the other end of the loaf. The middle.
men divide the middle of the loaf he.
tween them. There is a problem r.
solve of as great Importance as anv
the country is struggling with, for II
concerns the food supplies of a greet
cation. vat