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(•cucral Sews.
Special to the fcvßSiso OLYMI :AV.
The Ellcutbttrg- i'lrc,
EixtsrsßtTO, July o—As the flames
die away and the smoke slowly
ascends from the smouldering ruins,
the scene is even more gloomly than !
yesterday. There are scxeral theories!
as to the origin of the tire. A lew as
sert that it was the deliberate work of
an incendiary while others just as j
eotitiilently lielieve it to have resulted
from Fourth of July explosives. Time
and further investigation alone can
solve the mystery
The feeling is that the city nuist,
and will, lie built up with buildings of
a substantial character. and that the
lire will at most only prove a teni]*ir
ary interruption. It will, at any rate,
accelerate the completion of the many
Brick structures already commenced,
and has given birth to the projection
of many others. The feeling is that
the frame buildings still remaining
within the tire limits must lie removed
and no longer be allowed to menace
the security of the city. The lack of
a sufficient water supply lieeaine aje
parent, even before the fire had de
stroyed the building in which it started,
and the people were compelled to
stand idly by and see their city burn
as long as anything remained in the
path of the destructive element.
Two hundred houses were totally de
stroyed and the space burnt over is ten
blocks—or alioat fifty acres. The loss,
as far as can be ascertained, is $2,000,-
ODD, $7.70,000 in buildings and $1,2-70,-
000 in goals.
There is not a restaurant, hotel, or
boarding house left and about 150
people are destitute. Mayor Abrams
called a meeting of the citizens at 3
o'clock and action will lie taken for
their relief. While the loss is terrible
for the city, her 4,000 citizens maintain
cheerfulness and are determined to
build more substantially than ever.
The city is under patrol and order pre
vails. The fire exhausted itself after
burning five hours.
The city presents a sickening spec
tacle this morning. Where long
blocks of business houses stood yester
day nothing remains but smoking
embers. Scores of new brick blocks in
process of erection suffered the same
fate as the other buildings, and the
only four that remained untouched are
Moifit's hotel, the Nasi), Howynn and
Smith blocks, which were saved by
being some distance off from the con
flagration.
Guards are placed around the |
burned district to prevent people from 1
rambling among the crumbling walls I
and thieves from pilfering. Little'
thieving, however, has been done.
HUMAN BONES IN THE BUINB.
A crowd collected to-day on the spot
formerly occupied by the Bull block, !
and examined the bones of what is j
supposed were the remains of one of j
the guests of the city. They were so!
badly charred that the physicians were 1
unable to determine them.
A strong patrol will be kept up to
night and extra precautions taken
against further incendiarism.
THE FIRE LOSERS.
The following is a partial list of the
losers: Hinman k Geddes, hardware,
loss $75,000, on building and stock, in
surance about $20,000; Lloyd Mercan- >
tile Co., loss SIOO,OOO, insurance $30,-
500, including building and stock:
Ashler house, $50,000, owned by E. P.
Cad well, of Tacoma, partially insured;
Jesse Bell A Co., proprietors of the Ash-1
land house, $30,000, insurance, $20,000, i
Nelstn Bennett, general merchandise,
los* $38,000, insurance $15,000; Wil-|
Huns k MeGuire, hardware, $12,000,1
insurance, $7,500; J. B. Tovc, builder,
SIO,OOO, insurance $2,000; Wilber W.
Fish, buildings under constructional,-1
200; J. L. 1 Herman, clothier, $15,C00, i
insurance, $7,500; J. 8. Anthony, gro-,
eery, s<*>,ooo; insurance $4,000; Snipes J
k Co., bank building and fixtures, $35,-:
000, insurance, $5,000; J. F. Fegarty,
general merchandise, $40,000, insur-i
ences2o,ooo; G. Hineon, $30,000: in !
suranoe, $12,000; L. Harmon, gener
al merchandise, $25,000; insurance,
$12,000; J. A. Shotuly, buildings s4o r
000, insurance, $15,000, Bencal, sll,-
000, insurance, $5,000; 8. Creger
SIO,OOO, insurance, $5/100; Cox's
meat market. $1,500; Davidson block,
$5,000; Odd Fellows' Hall 1,200; Ma
sonic temple, $15,000; Keibel, general
merchandise, $30,000; Rhenlc k Co.,
general raerchnndis, $10,000; Webb
Furniture Co., $15,000.
j. 8. Anthony, in whose building
the An started, says he left bis store
at 1005 r. N. He had used no fire
and no light except electric light.
The residences have not been in
cluded in the above list.
John P. Hoyt, President of the
Constitutional Convention telegraphed
Mayor Abrams, proffering assistance,
and assistance is certainly needed.
raoFnaxD yiin.
Letters of sympathy and proffers of
aid have been coming in all day, yes
terday, and in the afternoon Mayor
Bead, of North Yakima, arrived with a
carload of provisions and SB,OOO.
■HMIMUM EVENING OLYMPIAN.
JOHNSTOWN, PA., July B.—After con
sidering all the evidence in connection
with the Johnstown horror, the Coro
ner's jury last night Anally rendered
the following verdict: "We, the un
denigned jury of inquest impanelled
to investigate the cause of the death of
Ellen Hite on the 31st day of May,
after hearing the testimony, do find
that Ellen Hite came to her death
from drowning, and the drowning was
.caused by the breaking of the South
Fork (lain; we farther find from the
testimony and what we saw on the
ground, that there waa not a sufficient
waste weir, nor was the dam con
structed sufficiently strong or of prop
er material to stand the overflow, and
hence we find the owners of said dam
were culpable in not making it as se
cure as it sltould have been done, espe
cially in view of the fact that a popu
lation of many thousands were in the
valley below. We hold the owners are
responsible for the fearful loss of life
and property resulting from thebreak
ng of the dam."
Hpedal to the RVEXIXO OLYMPIAN.
Kebhedud Manna tam Tree.
JOHNSTOWN, July 7.—A bold day
light robberj- has just came to light.
Last Tuesday morning Henry Hade,
who came here for the purpose of
marrying Miss Rena Dyseh, left the
house in order to get shaved. He
found the barber out and started
homeward again when he was accost
ed by a stranger who told hitn he was
a barber and would take him to his
house and shave him. On the way
the stranger threw a quantity of vitriol
in Hade's face. The victim was then
carried miles away in the woods, robbed
of 920/100 and bound to a tree.
Hade remains in the woods, bound
and unconscious, three days. Friday
he succeeded in freeing himself, and
wandered home. He has not yet re
gained perfect consciousness, and be
come permanently deranged. There
is no clue to the thieves. The $20,0i)0
was in two negotiable drafts, one on
Milwaukee and the other on New
York banks.
Rosetol totlM aVKMIMM OLTMMAM.
A RfiHsNlr Oriao.
Win lock, W. T. July A man
named McAlpine, yesterday afternoon,
enticed a small boy into the woods,
drew a knife and by threatening to
Mil hfrn made him obey and submit
log nainriaas on am The boy in- J
■Hb-j '■ -
I formed liis father, when McAlpine was
fouinl and had a preliminary examina
tion liefore a justice, who held him to
appear la-fore the eircuit court. The
hov is badly injured, lie fully identi
fied McAlpine, who refused to say any- j
thin?. McAlpine is from Missouri, •
and war recognized here by a man who
was on a jury there which tried him t
for the same crime. He was convicted, |
sentenced to eight years but escaped 1
from jail. Had be not )>oen strongly
guarded here he would have been
lynched.
Spei in: to the EVENING OLYMPIAN.
Sad Dronninf Art-idem.
I MINNEAPOLIS, July B.—This after
noon Charles Ide, \ssistant Stiperii:-
j tendent of the Minneapolis Gas Light
Company, and Miss Langdon secured
a twjat and started for a ride. When
| but a few rods from the shore, and
■ while attempting to pate. each other
to change jmsitions. the Isiat was
overturned and is-fore assistance
can Id !«• rendered, hoth were drowned
in plain sight of thousands of spceta
! tors. Ihe body of Miss was
. recovered, but Lie's Imdy has not
been recovered. The young people
: were lovers, and were to have been
i married sliortlv.
sptcinl lo tlic EvtKUli. OLYMI-IAN.
mood) Hiots iu Duluth.
Pi'Ll'TH, July #.—Thirty policemen
and three hundred striking street la
liorers fought a bloody battle Saturday
afternoon. The men were armed with
pistols, stones and clubs. The jiolice
used pistols, killing three of the
strikers and wounding twenty-five.
One policeman was shot through the
jaws. The police have arrested Charles
Carlson, Hendler, Joe, Frank and Erie
M. Lundcrson the most prominent
ring leaders in the assault. They are
iu the county jail. The militia arc at
the barracks, ready to he called out at
any moment.
Special to the KVEMNU OLYMPIAN
A Nhooling Scrape*
BENICIA., Cal., July B.—At 8 o'clock,
this morning, J. E. Brooks, President
of the Bank of Benecia, shot and
it is believed fatally wounded a
young man named Page Wingfield.
Crooks was arrested. The cause has not
yet been ascertained. Wingfield met
Crooks on the street and struck him
in the face. Crooks drew his revolver
and Wingfield ran. The former then
fired twice, the second shot striking
Wingfield in the abdomen. It has
been learned that the shooting was
the result of a newspaper article pub
lished by Crooks.
Special to the EVENISO OLYMPIAN.
Ellenaburg A*k* Help.
ELLENSburg, July B.—Mayor Abrams
says that distress is becoming more
and more apparent in the applications
niade for relief at the headquarters of
the Relief Committee. The provisions
in the hands of families are beginning
to get low, and those who had enough
for their own use shared with the un
fortunate until the stores were ex
hausted. The Mayor now estimates
the really destitute at 2"io. So far sl,-
500 outside aid has so far been received.
Special to the Evnus OLTMPIAE
A Blase la Ren*.
RENO, Nev., July 6.—This morning
about 10 o'clock, a fire broke out in a
coffee store, which resulted in the to
tal destruction of N. Jacque's hardware
store, Leetes saloon, Rothcr Bros.' tea
and coffee store, H. Manning's tin
shop, John Sunderland's shoe shop,
the Baptist church, John Smith's two
dwelling houses, besides quite a number
of smaller buildings. The loss will
not exceed $20,000, insured for about
SIO,OOO.
Special to the KVEEISO OLTAIPIAE.
A ■Mlblack Murders a Tramp.
SPRINGFIKI.D, 111., June B. —Shortly
before 9 o'clock yesterday morning in
Court House square, Shoe poles Wald
ron, alias " Moonlight," a colored
bootblack of this city, with a pocket
knife stabbed and almost instantly
killed a tramp known as George Mur
ray. The murder seems to have
been without provocation The mur
derer was captured.
Spcclsl to the Xvcxiau OLYMPIAN.
taUlvmn Wins.
BALTIMORE, Md., July 8.—5:30 r. M
A special sent from Baltimore says:
" Kilrain is whipped. The fight
lasted 76 rounds and two hours and
sixteen minutes. Kilrain was badly
punished. At the end of the 76th
round "Mitchell," Kilrain.s second,
threw up the sponge, hit man being so
completly exhausted that he would not
have stood another round.
Special to the Kvtimn OVLMPIAS
A Vessel Wracked*
SAN FRANCISCO, July B.—A dispatch
received st the Merchant's Exchange,
this morning, says the British schooner
Collary, from Sydney, coal laden, for
Eureka, went ashore yesterday after
noon, nortli of Humbolt light. The
crew were saved. The schooner is a
total loss.
Special to the Bveninir Olympian.
FssnldemHal Appdsimeau.
WASHINGTON, July B.—The Presi
dent to-day made the following ap
pointments of Probate Judges in Utah
Territory: Daniel Page, of Utah, in
Iron county; Isaac Burton, of Utah,
in Uintah countv; George C. Viele, of
Utah, in WillaitL
Special to the Evsmso OLYMPIAN.
Burke Identified.
WINNIPEG. July B.—Mrs. Carlson,
proprietress of the Carlson Cottage,
Chicago, where Cronin was murdered,
has arrived here and identified Burke
as the msn who rented the cottage
from her.
Special to the Evsmxa OLYMPIAN.
Bsath of m Mmmkcr.
New YORK, July B.—Duncan A. ME-
Taviah, banker, Fifty-two Wall street,
died tbia morning at the Parke Ave
enue Hotel, where he made his home,
aged 72 yean.
The United States Engineers' schoon
er Yukon is still in Port Orchard sur
veying the proposed site of the navy
yard. Nearly two monhts have been
spent in the work, and the height of
almost every foot of land and the
depth of water is taken. The engi
neer in charge thinks he can finish
the survey by July Ist, and that as
soon as his report is received, the Navy
Department will order work to begin at
once on the construction.
The man who hag immortalized his
name by overturning a burning glue
pot, thereby starting the Seattle fire,
is John E. Black. He is a Swede of
very ordinary intelligence, about 24
years of age. He has selected one of
the very few avenues open to him for
achieving fame, and his name will go
down in hiatory with that of Mrs.
O'Leary's cow, the author of the Chi
cago lire.
Skagit County Logger: "Charlie Seam,
ludian and well-known rough, was shot
and instantly killed at Edson. He was
said to be a " bad injun" and a holy ter
ror among sons of the forest. Not much
trouble will be taken to discover the
P«rty who dispatched the death-dealing
bullet, but it is hinted that if it was con
sidered necessary the whole story could
be brought to light.
-At Chehalis last Tuesday, Ben
Mutson attempted to climb oil a train.
He missed his hold and fell to the
track. The train ran over his right
arm mashing it badly The doctors
amputated it half way above the elbow.
He is a young man from Dwight,
Kansas. He was accompanied by
Sam Nelson and the two were bound
for Tacoma.
Following is a list of the principal j
postolficcs of the territory, and their
showing of receipts for the past two
years: Seattle. iSSS, $23,38G; ISB9,
$11,142; increase, 74.4 per cent. Ta
coma. 18SS, $Di,0.73; 1889, $32,440 ; in
crease 102 1 per cent. Spokane Falls,
ISSS, $14,173: lSitf, $22,120; increase, j
14. 1 i>er eent. North Yakima, 1888,
4.213; 1889, $.7 D 7 3; increase, 29.4 per
cent
The Yakima Indians celebrated the
Fourth of July at Fort Simeoe, in great
at vie.
ilr. Rosaiikit
In his new discovery for Consumption
succeeded in producing a medicine which
is acknowledged by all to be simply
marvelous. It is exceedingly pleasant to
the taste, perfictiy harmless, and does
not sicken. In all cases of Consump
tion Coughs, Col,is. Whooping Cough,
Croup. Bronchitis and I'aie.s in the
Chest it has given universal satisfaction.
Dr. Bosanko's Cough and Lung Syrup is
sold at r»0 cents, samples 5 cents, by
liobert Marr, at the Aeine Drug Store
mv2s-0m
Cure for I'iles
Itching Piles are known by moisture
like perspiration, producing a very dis
agreeable itching alter gelling warm.
This form as well as Blind, Bleeding and
Protruding Piles, yield at once to the ap
plication of Dr. liosanko's Pile Remedy,
which acts directly upon the parts af
fected, absorbing the tumors, allaying
the intense itching and effecting a per
manent euro. 50 cents. Address the
Dr. Hosanko Medicine Co., l'iqua, O.
sold by Kobt. Marr, at the Acme Drug
Store. my2s-ly
Cure fur Sick Headache.
Do you want a remedy for biliousness
pini'iles on the face and a sure cure for
sick headache. Ask Robert Marr, the
druggist, for Dr. Uunn's Liver Pills.
Only one for a dose. Samples free, full
box 25 cts. yl
AY hen Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria,
When she was a Chili!, she cried forCastoria,
When she became Miss, she clung to C'astoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Cast or UL
Beauty
Is desired and admired l»v all. Among
the things which may best l>c done to
enhance personal
' ul ' r ho thin, harsh,
dry, or turning gray,
Ayer's Halt Vigor
new growth, and
render the old soft and shiny. For
keeping the scalp clean, cool, and
healthy, there is no better preparation
in the market.
" I am free to confess that a trial of
Ayer's Hair Vigor has convinced me
that it is a genuine article. Its use lias
not only caused the hair of my wife and
daughter to be
Abundant and Glossy,
but it has given my rather stunted mus
tache a respectable length aud appear
ance."—R. Britton, Oakland, Ohio.
"Sly hair was coining out (without
any assistance from my wife, either).
I tried Ayer's Hair Vigor, using only
one bottle, and I now have as line a
head of hair as any one conld wish for."
—R. T. Sclnnittou, Dickson, Teun.
" I hare used Ayer's Hair Vigor in my
family for a number of years, aud re
gard it as the best hair preparation I
know of. It keeps the sculp clean, the
hair soft and lively, and preserves the
original color. My wife has used it for
a long time witli most satisfactory re
sults.— benjamin M. Johnson, Si. D.,
Thomas Hill, Mo.
" My hair was becoming harsh and dry,
but after using lialf a bottle of Ayer's
Hair Vigor it grew black and glossy. I
cannot express the joy and gratitude I
feel."—Mabel C. Hardy, Delavan, 111.
Ayer's Hair Vigor,
PREPARED BY
Or. J. C. Ayer It Co., Lowoll, Mass.
Sold by Druggists and Perfumers.
Timber Land, Act Jnne 3, 1878.
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.
UNITED STATES LAND orricx, )
SEATTLE, W. T., March IS, I*9. (
Notice U hereby glreo that In compliance
with flic provisions of the act of Coagresa of
J ana s. IS7S, entitled "An act for the aale of
timber landa in the States of California. Oregon,
Nevada and Wa»hitigton Territory." Mary A.
O'Hiel of Olympia, County of Thnraton. Terri
toryof Washington, ha- Miia day died in tblaolßee
her awora atatcment N >. 1.437, for the pnrrhaae
of the BKWNK \i EM >K>i and 8W >i BEM of
Section W-Townshlp No. 18 North.Ranee No. 3 W,
and will offer proof to ahow that the land nought
la more rateable ior Ita timber or atone than for
agricultural pnrpoaea, and to eatabliah her claim
to aald land before the EtegUtcr and Keeelrer of
thle oMee at Seattle, W. T., on Saturday, the 30th
day of Angnat, 1890.
She namea ae wltaeaaea: Jamca McFadden of
Olympia. Thnraton connty, W. T., Arthur Anatln
of Olympia, Thnraton county. W. T., Francis
Henry or Olympia,Thntaton county, W. T.. and
Dudley 8 H. Henry of Olympia, Thurston
county, W.T.
Any and all persona elalmlng adversely the
a bore-described lands are requested to file their
elaime In this otfice on or before said 30th day of
Angnat, 1800. JOHN li. BAlltli,
Keglster.
Better than Ever
A NTjCIPATING a still better business the ap
l\. proaching season, the proprietor of the
GOLD BAH
RESTAURANT
Will make renewed effort to secure popular ap
proval. He feels a very gratifying sense ol
pride In the evident fact that hit. efforts so far
have been appreciated, and this will serve as a
constant incentive to attains atili higher de
gree of excellence.
The tables are always aupplied with the sub
atantlals as well as the delicacies of tlic season
Meals at nil Hoars, Day and Night.
LAWRENCE CORMIER.
Olympia. April 20. lass
NOTICE FOR PUBLIATION.
LAND OFFICE AT VANCOUVER, W AMI. TEH.,I
April «, 188 J. j
Notice it hereby Riven that the following
named setllor haa filed notice of hia Intention
to make final proof iu support of hia claim, and
thataaid proof will be made before the Judge,
or in hia absence the Clerk of District Court for
Pierce county. W. T., at Tacoma, W. T., on
Thursday, June 6,1889. via: George Kreger, Hd.
Entry No. 5,720 " Olympia Series." for the 8W M
Sec 14, Tp Hi NofK 3E, Will Mer.
He names the following wltnccaca to prove
hia continuous residence upon, and cultivation
of, said land, viz: Nicholas Clark, George
Dean, Johu Tomlinsou, Robert Fiaude. of Roy.
Wash, Ter.
Any person who desires to protest against the
allowance of such proof, or who knows of any
substantial reason, under the law and the
reitulatlona of the Interior Department, why
auch proof should not be ullowed, will be given
an opportunity at the above meutioned time
and place to cross-examiue the witnesses of
said claimant, and to offer evidence in rebuttal
of that submitted by claimant.
W. S. AUSTIN,
Date of first publication, April 26, lMac'*'""
NOTI E FOR PUBLICATION.
Lawn OFFICE AT VANCOUVER, W. T.I
May 29th, 1889. |
Notice la hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before the
Judge and ex-olficio Clerk of the Probate
Court for Thurston County, W. T., at Olympiu,
M.T., on July 16th, 1899, viz: John Dickson,
Hd Katry No. 6,960. (Olympla scries), for the
Lou 1. 2, 8 sad 4. See. DO, Tp. 16 N, K. 2 K„ W. M.
He names the following witnesses to prove I
bis continuous residence upon, and cultiva
tion of said land, viz: John B. Jones, Joseph
Larmey, James B. Price, Joseph Utto. all of
Yelm. Thurston county, W.T.
Any person who desires to protest against tic
allowance cf such proof, or who knows of any
substantial reason, under the law and the re il
lations of ihe Interior Department, why si eli
proof should not be allowed, will be given so
opportunity at the above mentioned time .ml
place to cross-examine the witnesses of ssid
claimant, ai.d to offer evidence lu rebutti 1 of
lhat submitted by claimant.
W. 8. AUSTIN,
Register.
Date of first publication May SI, 18-9.
Children Cry for
—cUVA. vikibhT~~\
O?PRICE's
CREAM
EgffiS
Its superior exc» proven in miliiouN of
home*, lor more than n quarter of a century It
is used by the United Stale* Government. En
dorsed by the bead.* of the Great tuivmiliot a»
the Strongest, Furetd. and mo»t Healthful I>r.
rriett's Cri'rim baking I'owuer doea not coutaiu
Antoma, Lime, or Alum. >o:d only in can*.
PRICK RAKING POWDKKCO.
NEW TOKK. CHICAGO. ST. LOLLS
May 3, ISB9.
Stoves! Stoves!
S. WILLIAMS & SON
Have just received the finest and most complete
•tuck of
Heating Stoves
Ever known to Olympia, which tliey will wit
Startling Low Prices.
Come and examine tlirm and have the above
statement substantiated. They also carry a
large stock of
STOVE BOARDS
COAb-HODs AND KIRK-SETS.
October 30, 16118. tf
ROBT. FROST,
DEALER IN
General Hardware,
AOENT FOR
Knapp, Burrell & Co.,
BAIN WAGONS
-AND—
"AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
D. M. Osborne & Co.,
SELF-BINDERS, REAPERS
AifD
MOWERS
Judson and Giant Powder,
For Stump ami true blasting.
Goods at faotnpy pricea. Call lor de
scriptive circulars.
Olvmpia, June 23. 6. tf
S. Williams & Son
lßurc«sors to 8. Williamr.,
DEALERS IN
lIA RDWAREi
TINWAHE, STOVES,
IRON AND STEEL,
FAINTS. GLASS. OIL.
tH c c IsJinii dows^umlT)
CEMENT PLASTER,
CROCKERY AND LAMPS
Oiympia, April 27.1888. If
PATRONIZE THE
Acme Drug Store,
EMPORIUM OF
Drugs and Chemicals.
MEDjCINES:
Talent, Proprietary and on Prescription.
DRUGBISTS' SUNDRIES AND STATIONERY.
The ino'.to of this house,
"ATTENTION AND INTECRITT,'
. I Assures you satisfaction.
f | ROBERT .MARK, Pro.
» Olympia, Jac. 7,1837.
j UPLAND NUKSERY.
S FRUIT TREES. 2!
1 \ CHOICE assortment of th.» leading
' 1 varieties ot
I Apple, Pear, Plum, Cherry
and Peach Trees,
> 1 ARK PROPAGATED AND PUR SALE
;j Parties want iiK trees will do well to
call aud examine my slock and prices. |
Communications (and orders from a
■ distance accompanied with tlie cash) will
receive piompt attention. I aim to Rive
atisiuciiun. Addnss
,i JNO. M. SWAN,
•Olympia. W. T
November. !t6 1336. tl
For Exchange.
T * NDERSIGNKO has 1 ran) caeca ( %nned Corn
I .nit Mi lug Bean., 2 lb.. Will ri(hm(e
fur Grav'a llarlior title or uplands on r-uuth Uav.
Address, with particular-.
WUOLKSALK.
P. O. Box 77. L
; my'*' Cincinnati. Ohio.
Pitcher's Castorla. 1
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ot America.
Tilt: DIHECT itOCTE. XO DELAYS.
The fastest trains. I test Equipment,
Low. st rates to Chicago and all poiids
East and South Fast.
F.lcgiint Through I'lilliumi Sleeping and
Drawing Hooiu Cars.
117" Alagnlllrenl I'lnlng Cur, Attached
lu ull Train,.
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NORTHERN PACIFIC,
Ami see that your ticket reads via
THIS LINE ST. PAUL OR MNNEAPCLIS
To avoid changes and serious delays oc
cuMontd by other routes.
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Panorama as you speed along through
this the (treat Woiitierlan » ot the
World, will more than compensate
Tourists and Travelers lor the
cost of a Ticket over this route,
unparalled for the beauty
and grandeur of its
scenery,
Ei/nijnnenis of Trains, Great Feats of Engi
neering, Etc,
Through Einfgi int Sleeping Cars
llun on regular Kx press Trains full
length of the lino.
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G, neral Ollice ot the Company No. 121
Firsts!., nor. Washington, Portland. Or.
A. I>. CIIAKI.TON, Ass't Gen. Puss.
Agent.
S G. WARD. Ticket Agent,
jvß7 Olvmnia.
Not ice for Piihlieation.
LAND OFFICE AT SEATTLE. W. T. I
March 10th. IKK\ i
OTICK is hereby given that the following
iiHined M ttler lias Hied notice of his inten
tion to make final proof in support of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before Judge or
Chrk I'robate Court at Shelton. \V. 'J',, on
Saturday. May Wth. ISK9, viz John ( allow, lid.
No. for Hie S\V UofNK \, W of SK « 4
and s|.' 4 ol S\V ; 4 .s, c T» 19 N, H iW.
He ti'imcH the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, cud cultivation of,
said land, viz
Philip I>. Moor* 1 , of Kamllcliie, W. T.; .Tolm
Hudson, of karuilehie, W. T.; William Tallow,
of kamilctiie, VV. T.j J. A. Hilaby, of kttiuilcliie,
W. T.
Any Person who desires to pr itest against the
allowance of such proof, or who know a til any sub
stantial reason, under the law and the regula
tions of the Interior Department. whv .uch
proof should not be allowed, will be given an
opportunity at the above mentioned lime and
place to en .as examine the witnesses or said
elulniant, and to offer evidence in rebuttal of
Ihet aubmil.cd by claimant
JNO. B. BAIItn.
„ Keglater.
Date of first publication. Ap. il 5, I»M>.
Hpatjbj
OBTAINED, and all PATENT ll'S
NESS at hotn» or abroud Attended to
for MODERATE FEES.
Our office ia opposite the U. !S Patent
Olfloe, and we can obtain Patents in lon
lime than those remote from WASHING
TON.
Send MODEL OR DRAW ISO. We ad
vise as to patentability free of clmrge
and we CHARGE SO FEE US LESS I'A
TEST IS ALLOWED.
We refer here, to the Postmas'sr, the
Sunt, of Money Order Lhv., atci to offi
cial* of the U. 8. Patent Office. For circu
lar, advice, terms, ami references to actual
clients in vour own State or cou.-tv. write
to C. A. NNOVV A CO,,
Opposito Patent Otlice.
Washington, D. C.
Timber Land, Act June 3, 1878,
NOTICE FOIt PUBLICATION.
UNITED STATES I,AND OFFICE, J
SEATTLE. W. r.. March 20, 1800 I
Notice IN fcerthy fflren that in compliance with
the provisionh of the act of rongrcNn of June .1,
IHTS, entitled "An act tor the n«lr of timber
land. In the Stitea of California. Orrvan. Nevada
and Washington Territory." liobert Koran, of
Olympia. Couuty of Thurston. Territory ol
Washington. ha« thi.dav filed In thl. offl. e hi.
.worn «t»t. nient. No. 4„vU3. for the pureliaae of
the SR V"f Section No. US, In Tounshlp No 1".
North. Ranitr No. 4 We.t and will ofier
proof to .how that the land .ought I. more
valuable for it. timber or atone than for agricul
tural purpurea, and to e.tabli.h hi. claim to
■aid land before the Register and Keerlver ofilila
office at Seattle. Waah Ter., on Wednesday
the Htli day of October, IKW).
lie name. a. witnesses: Rudd Bartlet,, of
Olympia. 1 liuraton couuty. Wuh. Ter., K. K.
Jones. of Olympia. Thur.ton county. Wash.
Ter., K. B. Iloy. of Olympia, Thurston county.
Wash. ler.. .lame. Swan, of Olympia, Thurston
county. Wash Ter
Any and all persona claiming adversely the
above described land ate requested to tile their
claiina In this office on or before said Sth day ol
October, 1890. JNO. B. BAIkl),
Date of first publication, April 5, W' 1 "
Timber Land, Act June 3. 1878,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
UNITED STATES I.AKD OEFICK, I
VANCotlvr.it, W.T.. May tnh. lstxt.j
Notice la hereby given lliat In compliance with
the provlKion* of the Net of CougroNd of
June 3. lxrs. entitled -Au act for the aale of tint
Der lauds In the hiatus of Caiilornia. Oregon,
Nevada and Washington Territory," Jol n K.
Swain, of 'I etdno. County of Thurston. Territory
of Washington, has this day Hied in this office
IPs .worn statement. No. 1,113, for the purchase
of EX of BE I , of Section No 24, In Township No.
16 North bauge No. 1 West W M, and will offer
proof to show that the laud sought ia more val
uable for its timber or atone than for agricultural
purposes, and to establish Itia clalin to said laud
before the Kegi.terand Receiver orthia office at
Vancouver. Wash. Ter., ou Monday, the 3th day
of August. 18(W
Henamea as witnesses Andrew I. Davis, of
lenino. Ihurston county. Wash Ter., Charles
Johuson. of I'euino. 'ihurston couutv. Wash
ler., Matthew smith, ot liuroda. Thurston
county. Wash. Ter., John Yautls, of Buaods.
Wash. Ter..
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above described lauds are requested to file their
claims 111 this office on or before the said r>th day
of August, 168 V. W.S.AUSTIN,
„ ... Iteglster.
Date of first publication May 17th, lAH9.
Timber Land Act, June 3, 1878.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
UVITKD STATUS LAND Omen, >
VANCOUVKK. WASH. TEH. , April 41. lStffl. (
Notice la hereby given that in eomplianre with
tlie provisions of the set of Congress of June 3,
1878, entitled "An act for the sale-of timber lands
in the States of California. Oregon, Nevada and
Washington territory," Bertha l>. P. Venen of
Seattle, county of King, Territory of Wash
ington, ha« this day filed in this office her sworn
atat*-ment No. for the purchase of the W
ol NK^of.section No. 4, in Township No. 16
North Kange No 3 West.! W. M , ami will offer
proof to show that the land sought is more val
uable for ita timber or stone thau for agricult
ural purposes, and to estakliab her claim »o said
land befure the Register and Receiver of this
office at Vancouver, Wash. Ter.. on Tuesday,
the 6th day of August, ltott.
Mie names as witnesses: Monroe Hutledge,
William li. Llmore. I.cusen H. Young. Ziua B.
Newsum. Iheodore I> Young, all of Little Kork.
Wash, ler., and Kwing McKeyuolds, and Ce;t«ia
Campbell, b .tli of Olyinpia, Wash. Ter.
Any aud all persons claimiug adversely the
above-described lands are requested to file their
claims in this office on or before said 6th day of
August, \*&j. W. 8. AUSTIN,
Register, j
Date of first publication May 17, 188y.
Timber Land, Act June 3, 1878.
NOTICE FOll PUBLICATION.
UNITED STATER LAND OFFICE, I
SEATTLE, W T., May 15,1K89.J
Notice is hereby given that iu compliance
with the provision* ol the act of Congresa, of
June 3, 1878, entitled "An act for the sale of
timber lauds in the States of California, Oregon,
Nevada, aud Washington Territory," John
Hudson of Kamiiehie. County of Mason. Terri
tory of Washington, has this day tiled in tliia
office his "worn ntrttcineut, No. 4,789, for the
purchase ol the NV\ of Section 34, in Town
ship No, 18, North, Range No. A Weat and will
offer proof to show tliat the laud sought ia
more valuable for ita timber or stone thau for
agricultural purpose*, aud to establish his claim
to said laud before the Kcgi.-ter aud Keceiver of
this office at Wa*ii. Tor., ou Tuesday,
the tutli day of January, IMM.
lie names as witnesses: Fred Ib-rais, \V. I>.
McHride. Francit C'arr. Joseph Kltiaou, alt of
Kamiliche. 'I hurston county. W'aeh. Ter
Any aud all p<-raous claiming adveraely the
above described lauds are requested to fiie their
claims iu thin office oq or l>efore said 20th day of
Jauuary, 1»91. JNO B. BAIKU,
Itegister.
I ate of first publicati >n, May 17. 1889.
W. W. WORK
Having secured the services of a first elan* sign
writer, is prepared to execute orders for
Sigqi Omasißiiial PaiQtiqg
Aa well as House and Wagon Fainting,
PAPER HAHGINB, KAISOMIKMG, ETC , ETC.
Shop on Washington slreet, ju,t south of toe
Standaku Office.
Ulympia, hor. •_«. ISBO tf
Children Cry for I
PI AUTOS, ORGANS,
AND SEWING MACHINES
Of any manufacture sold on easy terms and a liberal discount
for cash.
Second Hand Machines Taken as Part Pay.
For terms and prices write to
TALCOTT BROS/
THE LEADING JEWELERS
And manufactures of rubber stamps, notary and was
seals, key and baggage checks, stencils, house numbers, etc
\\ e carry a full line of watches, clocks, jewelry, spectacles,
notions, cutlery Ac.
Olympia, W. T., May 11, 1888. tf
ICSSK* BIQ 8A.35A8,
5, 10, 15, 20 and 25-Cent Counters.
New additions are made to these counters every day ( and sometimes
twice a day.)
Wall Paper
BOOKS, STATIONERY, SCHOOL SUPPLIES,
Window Curtains, Picture Frames, Musical Instruments, Counter Goods
Aiul Headquarters for Everything^.
DON'T FORGET THE PLACE, EAST FOURTH STREET.
W. A. VAN EPPS.
Olympia, April 19,1889. tf
PACIFIC DRUG CO.,
SUCCESSORS TO T. I. McKENNY,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
COR. MAIN AND FOURTH STS.,
Olympia, Washington Territory.
January 25, 1889. tf
GEORGE GELBACH,
*i 5i afAmaKMiEii M BBLHI MUM h»
ttjmwatil'h, w. t.
IN CONNECTION WITH HIB
FLOUR AND FEEL MILL.
I
Call on Him before Purchasing Elsewhere.
!N"otary Public and Conveyancer.
February 1, 1889. tf
THERE IS NO ROOM FOR DOUBT I
As to our popularity. Our sales book; our crowded store all prove
it. We may not be much of a" s iaiet v dude." but
when it comes to business .
_ S O
At the CALIFORNIA GROCERY.
J. N. SQUIRES, Prop.
July 12,1899-tf
Timber Land, Act June 3, 1878.
XOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, I
VANCOUVER. W. T , February 25th, iw.s
Notice in hereby given that in eoroj lUnee with
the ptovieions of the act of Congrct of Juue 3,
1878, entitled " An act for the nale of t.inL.T landn
in of California, Oregon, Nevada and
Washington Territory," Charles J. Thumm, of i
Olympia county of l hnrnton. Territory of Wanh !
iogtou has this day filed In thin office his
• worn statement No. 901 for the of the
NK* of NW » 4 and N %of NK \ and Sh A» of
NKK of Section No 10, in Township No it».
North. Kange No. 1, W W. M., and will offer pruo
to show that the land sought is more valuable
for its timber or stone than for agricultural pur
poses, and to establish his claim to said laud
before the Itegister and Keceiver of thin office at
Vancouver, Hash. Ter.,on Wednesday the 19th
day of June, 1889.
lie names aa witnesses: James M Mills, of '
Olympia. Thurston couuty, W. T.. William
Nuau, of Olympia, Thurston county, \V. T.j
George Mills, of olympia. Thuratou couuty, j
W, T. and John of Olytupia, 'lliurstuu
county, W. T.
Any and all persons claimiug adversely the
above-deacrilwd lands are requested to file their I
claims in this office on or before said 19th day of
June; 1»89. W. S. AUSTIN.
Kegiirter.
Date of first publication, March I. IBc9.
WASHINGTON MILLS,
TUMWATER, W. T.
E. a. E STEELY, Proprietor.
MANUFACTURER of Mouldiugs, Frames.
Hru' k*ts, Turning and Hand sawing. Cas
ing and fiuiah material of all kiuda. Ala * raw
hide bottom rhaira.
April 12, i m
Pitcher's Casterla.
1 Timber Land Act, Juue 3, 187».
i NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Usiteo States Land officii, (
Seattle, Wm.li. T«r„ March 26. Imv. j
VtOTICK I, hereby Klvcn that in compliant,
as with the provision, of the act of longreMi
ol June 3. I»I8, entitled - An art tar the sale of
„ mtM-r lauil, lu the States of California, Ore
■ on. Nevada, and Washington Territory," Kllen
I . Steven.on. of Olympia, County of Ibnrsion,
! Territory of Washington, has this day filed in ,
this ottiee her .worn .tatement .No, 4.4 W. for tha
purchase or the F. X of N W",; NWJj of ftWK; '
».W -« of NW \a of section No. 14, iu Township
No i; N, tiauue Ao. i W.. and will offer proof,
to sliowr that the laud nought it more valuable •
• for its timber or atone thau for agricultural pur- '
poses, ami to eatablifh her claim to a«id land be
fore the Register and Keceiver of this office, at
Seattle, W. T.. on Friday, the 3d day oi October,
j 1890 ■
( Hie names as witnesses: Louisa Ayer, of
Olympia, Miouie Freeinau. of Olympia, Clayton
j Aluritige, of oivntpia, V. Milroy.of olympia. ?
I Any aud all persona claiming adversely the
above described lauds are requested to tile their
; <'l i bug in this office on or before said 3d day of'
( October, 1890. j
JN. It. BAIRD.
_ . Itegister. |
Dete of first publication March '29, 19d9.
THE BIVOUAC,
MONTHS AXu, W. T.
Jas. An Kelly, Pro.
T he best of winea, liquors and cigars constant*
If «u lian-l.
Febiuary 9,1889 tf
School Officers
YJETILL tind the VICTOR the beat
Vf school desk in use. .Semi for cir
culars and terms to A. J. STEVENS,
Pacific Coast Agent, Cheney, W. T. ]
IF YOU j
WANT TO BORROW MONEY!
1 5*
At a low rate of interest or
INSURE YOUR LIFE OR INSURE YOUR HOUSE
CALL ON THE
Qlympial Rail Estate;] \m] §sj Ihsubalbe}
AGENCY, \
• ■
R. G- O'BRIEN, MANAGER,
Rooms 15 and 16 Woodruffs Block, Olympia, W. T.,
arpttDst-fc l "■» 1
ao"f PKT B " d J$W Life I nauranoe Company i»
Pire.i.an'H Fund Insurance Company, San Francisco,"Cai. ' Cauita't "f'Sn naa I
Or ( nt 1-ire Insurance Company, Hartford, C »nn. Capital 1 loruiEJS &.
Manchester Fire Insurance Co.. Manchester England: Caiii'taV (irold)" " s'oon'nS
( -ol'l Lancaslllre * lrp Insurance Co., of Liverpool, slnjtlaud? capitiii j
B ° ' 7.500,000
Total capital represented .iiio^OOO
SALES OF REAL ESTATE NEGOTIATED.
Money loaned on Improved Real Pronertv at a low m. r.r i,t..„ . ,
suit. Houses rented-and sold. Farms for sale. City lots for sali. sumsto \
Olympia, Oct. 21,1837,
11, C. HOHH 9
DEALER IN
DAY, OATS, GROUND FEED,
CRACKED CORN. CORN MEAL,
SHORTS, BRAN, FLOUR, OIL MEAL, BUCKWHEAT,
and all kinds of farm and dairy produce. Agent for Abbott's
buggies, Newton Wagons, Norwegian Plows, and Emraon,
Taleott & Co.'s Reapers, Mowers and Horse Rakes, and a
3 3 neral Commission Business Bone.
Cash advances will made be on purchases or consignments.
PARKER'S WHARF. FOURTH STREET. OLYMPIA.
Agent for STEAMER FLEETWOOD, which runs daily, at
6 A. M., for Seattle and way ports.
Olympia, Feb.'lO, 1888.
FRANCIS HENRY,
Attorney-at-luaw
AND PROPRIETOR OF
THURSTON COUNTY ABSTRACT.
Odd Ksl laws' Balldlag, Washington at.
MY Ab.traet, ud an experience of more than
twenty jrein la mrehinr the records o'
Tbaretoa eooaty is regard to UtTe enable, aw to
give prompt attention ia regard to aaaw.
1 have a complete and the only abatraet of the
Record, of the Probate Coort of aaid eoosty, pre
pared daring the eight year* that I waa Judge
of said i'ourt.
I bare the only abatraet that waa ever el
tempted to be made of aalea of property for taxea
la Mid county.
I negotiate loana for those wishing to borrow
or lend on real estate aeeurlty. (In the matter
'of loans, I represent only aueb local capital lata
aa are my elieata.)
I have for man] years represented, end at this
time represent, as agent of residents and non-res
dents, a large holding of real estate In the city or
Olympia, aud la Tharaton county, for the sale of
which negotiations can be made through aw.
I also hare upon sale, for Sard prices, a large
amount of rear estate, both city and country,
which I am ready to show np on call.
I am ready sad equipped by the labor and ex
perience of more than twenty years for the trans
action of a general real estate business. In which
Hue I respectfully offer my cervices to those who
desire, either to purchase or tell, to borrow or
loan.
To those who think of Investing, 1 have no
hesitation in wylng that money put Into real
estate la Olympia and Tharaton county at this
time wonld be a good inveetment.
To those who wish to wit, I bare to any that
my connections In this line of bnelneee will en
able me to And purchasers for their property
amoeg the many strangers constantly coming
and going through the eountry la search of
rhancea fur inrratment, who wonld otherwise
know nothing of the opportunity.
I have a large amount of city property, both
improved sad unimproved for sale. Also, some
very desirable farms.
Olympia, Jane 1.1888. tf
THE PRIDE of WOMAN
A clear pearly and transparent skin is
always a sign of pure blood, and all per
sons troubled with dark, greasy, yellow
or blotched skin can rest assured that
their blood is out of order. A few doses
of BEGGS' BLOOD PURIFIER AND
BLOOD MAKER will remove the cause
aud the skin will become clear and trans
parent. Try it, and if satisfaction is not
given it will cost you nothing. It is ful
ly warranted.
E. B. Kkster A Co., Druggists.
Timber Laud Act, June 3, 1878.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Umitkd Stats.* Lax d Orricx, ,
Biattlk, Wash. Tab.. March a»th, 1889. |
Notice is hereby given that In compliance
with the provisions of the act of Congress of
\ ,t s*» entitled "An act for the aale of
timber landa in the Ktatea of California, Oregon,
Nevada, and Washington Territory," Samuel
# «l! n \ 0 . r lacon ®*' Comity of Pierce, Territory
of W has this day tiled in thla office
his Mrorn atatemriit No. 4,6!6 for the purchase
I, °f Section No 20, in Townahip No.
17 N, Range No 4 W. and will offer proof toahow
that the land nought ia more rafaahla for Ita
timber or atone than for agricultural pnmoata.
and to ratubllali hia claim to sain land before the
Keglaterand Receiver of thla office at Hcattle, W.
T., on Tneeds, the I4tb day of October, 1890.
He namea aa witneaaea: Chaa. Holm, of Taco
ma, W. 'i., John Peterson, of Taroma, W. T.,
C. J. England, of Tacoma, W, T., O. K. Swan
aon, of Tneonia, W. T.
Any and all person. claiming adversely the
above described lands are requested to tile their
rlalms in this office on or before aaid 14th day of
October, ISVU. JNO. B. BAIKD.
Date of first publication, April 19, 1889^*'"
Notice for Publication.
LAND Or rice AT SEATTLE, W. T„ I
Feb. 19. 1889. f
NOTICE in hereby Riven that the fol
lowing nameci settler has tiled notice
jut bis intention to make final proof in
> support ot his claim, and that said proof
will be made before the Judge ucit ex
otflcio Clerk of the Probate Court at
Oiy mpia, W. T„ ou Tuesday, April 9th,
1889, via: Harry Dickauaon, lid. No.
9,297 for the 8* HEV NE!A SB* and
, SK* SVV* See. 24, Tp. 17 N. R 3 W?
He names the following witnesses to
prove bis continuous residence upon and
cultivation of. .aid land, vis: William
| boxarth of Olvmpia. W. T.; John McLeod
'of Uiympia, W. T.; Thomas Young of
Little Rock. W.T.; T. F. Biggs of Lit
tle Kock, W T.
Any person who desires to protest
aguin-t the allowance of such proof, or
who knows of au v substantial reason, un
der the law and the regulations of the
Interior Department, why such proof
should not be allowed, will be given un
opportunity at tbe above mentioned
time and place to cross-examine tbe wit
nesses of said claimant, and to offer evi
dence in rebuttal of that submitted by
claimant.
JOHN B. CAIRO,
_ , Register.
Pate of first publication, March 8, I*B9.
HENDERSON * BUYOT
Real Estate
AND
ABSTRACT OFFICE.
Notary Public and A grata for the Ktre lasuraace
Company uf North America.
OLYUPIA, WASII. TERR.
tcraarof riflh aad Main Street..
Marsh 22, 1869. tr
To the Unfortunate. 1
yffjM DIBPEHBARY. I
ni~ JMi gQO KEARNEY
UflO St., comer of
Commercial fcLreet,
Francisco. Ea-
in 18 H for
trettmeoi of Set- ■;
and Seminal Dia. |
such as a»«.
»*•». «•*»•«. strict»r. syphilis, in atl ila
I'??'. Kiafcaiw, lanpwlamep,
night losses by dreams, pimples on the
face inn lost manhood ciu positively by
The sick and afflicted athould not
11 ."P 0 ." htm The »X>«or baa
i . ," xtelwi , v ,e'y in Europe, aud in
lf>l various hoapitala
aUUn f*'" u 11 of valuable
o.?k£3L* • mpetent to im
part to those in nueti ol' bis services. Tta-
Roctor cures wlm n others fail. Try bias
? u.ake no charge unless
be effect a cure. Persons at distance may
. .Tin.aw. All communications
?£ < riLs o,, ®o ent '*l- You see no one but
the Doctor. Send ten dollars for a pack-
S[eof medicine. Persons writing to the
oetor will please state the name of the
paper they see this advertisement in
Charges reasonable. Call or write Ad-
KGIBBOI< . & WW &
Mav 28tii. 1885. i v
Timber Land Act June 3, lf7B,
NOTICE FOE PUBLICATION.
USITKI) Statks LARO Orp I
„ BSATTLI. W. T.. March is. IMA j
Notice is hereby given that in compli
ance with the provisions of iba act of i
Congress of June 3,18 8, entitled "An act '
loll?. ,°' lands In the Stales -t
of CaUfce nia. Oregon, Nevada, and Wash- i
ni K i'iliiT f, B L ry " Mr "- Ma «iie A. Eshoaa i
Rock- county of i huraton, TSr- 1
lin M.I v lf» h in«ton. has this day Sled i
ii a« r" ?5^ e l,p f * w orn statement No. 1
P u f th *«* of the iota A 4 and I
,hi„K n« section No. 18. in Town- J
ihtp No. 17 N, Range No. f \V., aoo will <1
offer proof to show that the land sought
is moie valuable for its timber or atone h
mbl«.h r i.S grl f , l Uur * 1 PVPxe*. and to ea- M
Seatili, vv 5 Rec * lve '; of this office at ? i
Septeinber, fe ™>' lhe 9th d,y U § j
She names as witnesses: Aaron JcffriM.l i
I
t ilfuK c k W W T T" d E j
Rnd %ll persons ciaiminir advcraflT
SeLTEiI T ribed ,
foiS Lid thi * "fflo® o« or be
fore said 9th day of September, 1890.
Mareh 90 JNu 11. BAIKO:
-»• 1789 Register.
Timber Land, Act June 3,1878.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
L'xited States Lakd Office. ,
m . orrcv Y/? 00 ' L : V * R , W - T M«ch ». 1889. {
\ OTICK la hereby glren that la eanDiitaM
#• w,th tb * proriaiona of the art of Crnrn!
*. i®*? S. ISTs, entitled "An net for Uu (3Tflf
timber landa la the Statea of California, Oima
and Waahiagtou Territorr " MtTtw!
qaalthom. of'ienhto, county of lhuraton Terrt
*s'lt'ngton. baa this day lied In this
o«ie hia "worn atatement No. 1.016, for the oaf"
ahSVo 2 W \ of Si- 10. taTtSSr f
ship ho. 16, North, » ange No 1 West w if
f ßd J rUI oft l r P ro °^ lo »2ow thai the land songht |
la more Taloable for timber A>r atone than Ibr *
I" M i E?, r|K> " e £' a " d t0 ei> tebliah hia olalm tp
,h * Register and Receiver of
t£! Wash Ter., on Monday H
the 29th day of J nly, jsnn. '
»"»«•»": Thomas Conboy. of '*%
J El "O-Thnr-loneouuty. W, T.: James 8. Me M
Cabe, of Tenlno, l huraton couaty, W. T.: Woo.
S fni ° Tenlno, Thnraton county, and
vwiUam Ryan, of Tenlno, Thnraton coonty.
Any and all peraona elaltnlng adreraalr the
stave described landa are requested to Ue their
claims In thla office on or before aald 29th day of
July, 1889. W. 8. ArSTIiJf
Date of llrat publication, March 29, istf. *****'
DREWRY * SON,
PROPRIETORS Off
OLYMPIA HACK
AND
Transfer Stable.
Main St., bet. Fifth and Sixth.
\HNK line of horses an;! lanlatrea Ilnek
day and BoaSdiu? foTS.' a►£ |i -
anos anil'hnl " nd ll,u »l»B safes, pi
attended IQ d * owX ' 4,1 ord,,r " P«»mpily
Olympia, June S. 1868.
M wwrtbe and folly ua
do»* B 't Uaa the only
MaaiiaV apectSc 'or the certain cure
°» tlda disease.
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ni Amsterdam, N. V.
E9j urimij hf *» w# Iwto told Big G for
lHHnaa flrntal fh many yauia, and it has
Etrsnthe bsst of satis
"DVIA'DYCHE A CO..
1 Chlcasro. 111.
tl .Ma Bold by Dnmlati
For sale by Pacific Drug Co., olvrujua, W. T.
WHY is it
Tluit peoplfi linger along always com- S
plaining aliout that continual tire<l feel- i
ng f One bottle of BLOOS' BLOOD M
UKIFIEK and BLOOD MAKKK will -M
ntirely remove this feeling, give them a 9
good appetite and regulate digestion. |
E. B, Kester, A Co., Druggist*