Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-10-20

q Hmmw xnnnrx
q mWxzzsw - - n~~smw~s <kx
lzsR - - zzaeuzoszu ~ a <<wweuw
1.ss smnWs ~ A-n~m - am1mnm ~
$50 $3.50
~M~A 81 ~m nw 90 . $780,
~rsrm sswur ~zu aN aazxm ssm asw zmwk
ssm~w - ma<1Ew q 6nm - 60 n
Ems - - mnmp~ h usmu&w~~2 maunn
s~~rw <asmsf s~~w = $500 - - 10
u~s 400 m~ ngen IN mR .was wssa
&ns - On asml NJ .xa ~ mm esm suxs
~ zun nwrnme aw mmuwx a am n-umws
- wxs - @saass~x@xsm ~ xeHmH |. nsassw
- s~w @wl No w~m zxnzpa w&M =
$500 ssw~~nx So ~zsA ..xuww
<~n~~@ s@F CO.'S ssnakxszzuenww3 -.
szsmzrsI x&~uH nlzesaren ~ 80 ~ -
$3.50 N<nza Mwza Co. <w~wr4.
m~s Zw H@uzsw~A sazsxn o. anrx
90. szHsTsM $500 @E~w .@ nxn1xz.
J ksw~ ssw = IN w~ - ~ sxz~zsw2
20 ~ ns~k - suss nhm q 60 eos
- suN s1sez~n arzszn = ~ szwzn<k Anne
Aswz 1>sz wxs, b 9z4M1 tzn@ ~ mmsn
Amww aasn xnm - nNw ~ nsszzn 80 :
xzma - . a~sxml.nG h~aa d - 60 a.
mnza4 - - 60 ssEm - xlMzA o
z,m~3xs - nwsw 80 . wu~r4 ne-~sxE
~x m~@m - - eMxn@-e 4zr& smuks
nn1-naA4 nzxos ~ aAn 1w~E fw nusf
axmnn~-ws Amzm~e 49, a. azw emz~
-n.aawmz8 90 Amxm& h. - a. Guza, $50
wumwAn aazAssw nxVaalF. n wm ~
14mmxszv -eAxx3 e pNzm,zxf AnnlA ca O.
ru@m h~nnp@ ~ { 6hAm2 mw~S o. sxz
nam wnuE h mmzn4 Nc knxw xaws w~s
. rpu%4 mMzx sh4t fa~y wrpz xxln61' en-
us txxz. an ! knew fAxf Nhwy w~msM g.
n&e& thss cnsnh Jnze a. b w@ gus4' shww
~ shs RE 81 snss exnxua- I s1A6 him
fks.. whsn. qaiek ~ a2sA. hs jumpsd
&c an e<lAs9 ~ me b ariss ea as %
wsif fax han when goe cat ef TIA can
yes. fs&w his gz@s h o minzit and is
wGs bold eae, I rcckon- He hid behind
. rock right In the road, en- Tot his YEA
pons ready. I drove 90 an lsft him
alone The thieves fell into the trap.
They rode on after the stage, thinkia'
him in IL, an ~ they passed close to
where he was he opened Ere. What, with
his sixteen-shooter an his two revolvers
an their returnin' the fire, il sounded TO
me like whole regiment. never knew
whether he killed any, but he wounded
some sure, an they scattered like hell
after 'em, some of EN- as was hurt how
lin like devils. He just came up with
the stage an rode on as cool as you
please. He soas q smart feller." Now,
the next day, on my return trip, / noticed
that one of the stage company's agents at
relay station--we changed HOSES every
twelve mile-had his arm in sling, an
when got back to Deadwood heard of
several Of the fust citizens as was sud-
denly laid up. I says to the agent,
: What's the matter q why, says he,
kinder careless, "a damn dog bit me last
night = Yes, said I, 'these gov'ment
dogs do bite putty hard sometimes, don't
they Well, he pitched into me like
the devil because l didn't give 'em q
signal the night before so they'd known
what the gov'ment agent had done. He
said the boys was goin' to be ON hand in
my trip through the next night and were
. goin' to do for me. Now I knowed he
were truthful man about things of that
kind 80 went to the company's Office
an drawed my pay an said az how I
reckoned didn't want to drive no NOR
for fear my health might suddenly give
way. So they engaged q young Dutch
man from Vermont mice Teller be was,
too, an good driver--to take the stage.
/ went to him like brother an says:
Now don't you take that stage out to-
night anyway, or you'll be sorry for it ?
but of courseit want no use. I've felt
sorry for him ever since, but he would 60,
even when I told him that the boys
would take him for me. He might have
knowed.n
Did they hurt him, as they threatened
to dc you ." I asked. innocently.
"Well, I don't know if they hurt him;
but you could have read that newspaper
through him when they found his body
10 Dead Mans Canyon. / never did see
body so full o. holes in my life ~
KISS But NEVER TELL.-Don't tell
whom you have kissed. At the ball
given on board the Hartford, at Norfolk,