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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-05-27

RACHAEL E. Hughes, wife of S. NJ.
Hughes died at Winlock, Lewis
county, on the 22d inst, aged Is
wears.
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Matthew iv, ): Then
the devil takeih him up
into the holy city and
setteth him GU the pima
Gle Of q mountain.
Matthew iy. q: And
saith unto him. If thou
be the Son OF God, cast
thyself down for 1t is
written, He shall give his
angels charge concerning
thee and on their hands
they will bear thee up,
lest at any time thou dash
thy foot against a stone.
Matthew Nv. 8: Again
the devil taketh him unto
an exceeding high noun
iain and shsweth him all
the kingdoms OF the
world, and the glory OF
hem.
Matthew v, o: And
said unto him etc.
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Matthew xvii, %: lie
saith, Yes. And when he
was Come into the house
Jesus spoke fir t. etc.
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JohnIXxi. -, 1G. Il: 81.
mon. zen of John.
THE same i'll each
Scrse,i
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-05-27

Ed. Axtel has started a store at
Montesano.
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New Testament.

Old Version. We" Fe'St".
Matthew iii /: In Matthew iii, !; In
those DAYS came John the those days cometl John,
Baptist. preachin. in the the Baptist preaching III
Wntthry iii IL: And Matthew iii. Is: Then
Jesus answering said he sutfereth him.
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Old Testament
GENESIS.
Ne,c Version.
OIL IIerSiOn.

OLD VersiOn. Ner Version.
Genesis iv, =: If thou Genesis w.: If thou
thou doest well shalt thou dost wed shalt thon not
not he accepted! And II have the eXcelency COR
thou doest not well. sin The blrthrlGht prcrosa
lieth a. the door: and tive: And If thou d 1T
unto thee shall be his de- NOT well sinoffcrillg
sire, and thou shalt rule croucheth nj the door
over him. The desire Of thy broth
or shall be subject unto
thee, and thou shalt
rule over him
Genesis ~ Is: And Genes!s ". ~: Sad
The Lord said unto him she Lord sait unto hiA
Therefore, Mhosoeyer Therefor. NA's0eVcf
slayetil Cain vengeance sisyeth Cain, veng taIce
shall be taken on him shall be taken ON him
seyenfold And the sevenfold. And the
Lord set q mark upon Lord gave q sign, al
CAIN lest any finding assurance 10 Ssin ina,
him should kill him. those nnding nun "ouIu
kill him.
EXODUS.
Exodus xvi Is: And Exodus XVI. 70: ana
VIII n the Children of when the children OF
Israel saw 1t they said Israel saw II tney salu
one to another: II is one to another: "hat
mama For they visits il Tor they WIS., not
moi what ii was. AMI what IL was. anu Nio-
Moses said unto them .es said unto ihsih
fhis is the bread which Is Is the oresa when
the Lord hath given you .ue Lord hath given yon
to eat. TO eat,
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ulltD MIN Cullct IL ~ pc
| 80 now: for thus ii be-
| cumeth Us 10 fulfill all
righteousness. Then he
suffered him.
Matthew iv. 3: Then
the devil taketh him up
into the holy city and
-ettcth him ON II pima
Gle OF the temple.
Mathew ~, 6: And
saith unto him, If thou
be the son Of God, cast
thyself down; for it is
written. He -Lall give his
angels charge cone. .rning
thee. and in their hands
they shall bear thee up,
lest az any time thou
dash thy foot against a
stone.
Matthew iy. 8; Again,
the devil taketh him up
into an exceeding high
mountain and sheweth
him all the kingdoms o.
the world and the glory
of them.
Matthew iv, O.: And
saith unto him: All these
things will l give thee
thou wilt fall down ano
worship me.
Matthew V, 10: Blessed
are they VIII ich are perse.
cuted for Righteousness
sake, for theirs is TIT
kingdom orhcaven.
Matthew vi, 1: TAXI
heed that We do not YOU
aims before men. TO bt
seen of them : otherwise
We have no reward d
your Father which is il
heaven.
Matthew vi, 9-,3: Ate
This manner. therefore
pray ye: Our Fathe
which art in he sen, bal
lowed be III, name.
Thy kingdom come
Thy will be done il
Garth as it is in heaven.
Give us this day GU
: daily bread.
And forgive Us on
! debts rs We forgive on
debtors.
And lead us not int
, temptation, but deliver II
from evil. For thine j
| the Kingdom, and tn
power, and the glory FOL
/. ever. Amen.
Matthew iX, 6: Ant
blessed is he. whosocve
, shall not BIZ offended il
me.
Matthew tx, 10: TIL
= son of man game caiin
and drinking, and the
t say. Behold u man glul
tonous, and a wine bill
Der. a friend of publican
and sinners. But wisdor
is justified OF her child
rem.
$ Matthew xvii, %: II
saith, Yes. And whe
7 he was come into th
house Jesus prevcnic
J him saying. What thinl
est thou. Simon : Z
, whom do the kings of ii
eaLth take custom or tri
Y buteg
Matthew xix. II: An
l he said unto him, VIII
callcsi thou me good
Z There is none good bu
one, that is Coo ; but
= thou witt enter into lif.
keep the Command
-. ments.
II Matthew Xxx, 90: An
l he saith unto them, Y
. shall drink indeed Of M
L cup, and be baptized wit
q the baptism that ] al
2 baptized with ; but to 81
on my right hand and o,
my left, is not NINE t
, give, but i shall be give
to them for whom il !
a prepared of my Father.
Matthew xiii, ii: Wo
, unto you. Scribes an
Pharisees, hypOcrites
3 for ye devOur widow.
houses, and for a pretenc
make long prayer: there
fore We shall receive tn
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The "star route" revelations would
kill the Democratic party, says the
Hartford Times, if it were Democrats
instead of Republican leaders and
officials who were involved in that
gigantic robbery of the national
treasury. But the party Of great
moral ideas, of " all the intelligence
and all the morality" lends itself to
the preparation of such crime as
the great returning-board fraud, by
which the nations choice of Presi-
ident was set aside by wholesale
throwing out OF votes and by the
fraudulent alterations of the returns,
and carries itself as arro9antly as
ever. 1t upheld an administration
which was stained by the vast
whisky-ring frauds, which the White
House persistently favored. It car
ried the election of 1880 for Garfield
by the corrupt and notorious pur-
chase of Indiana, in the October
election. It is now brought face to
face with the gigantic plundering
postal route operations of the Brady
ring, by which millions have been
stolon from the treasnry A Dam
ocratic Congressional committee OF
Investigation exposed this great
plumber scheme, but Republicans
upheld it. Now the truth is fairly
forced to the public gaze by the very
weight of the great corruption and
robbery itself. How will this affect
the Republican party? Will it lead
the honest Republicans to cast a
vote against their party?
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-05-27

Mrs. +. p. Packard has beer
presented gold watch b ladies d
Oregon, for her advocacy of the act
to establish and protect the rights OF
married women, which passed the
last legislature of that State.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-05-27

Luke xi, .. 8, 4: And
he said unto them. " hen
We pay say, Our Father.
followed be thy name.
THY kingdom come.
lGive us day by day our
daily bread, And forgive
our sins, for we ourselves
also forgive every one
that is indebted TO Us,
and lead Us not into
temptation.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-05-27

Acts xvii. %: For as
| passed by and beheld
ycur devoiions. l found
an altar with this in.
scription: To an Tn
known God. What,
therefore, ye worship un.
knowingly, this declare
| unto you.
Acts xiii, Q: And
there arose Il great CRY
and :he scrihes that were
lG the Pharisces' part
arose. and slrove, saying,
We find no evil In this
man; but if L spirit oil
an ANGEL hath spoken IL
him Omit the remain
,tler.l
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-05-27

The Dalles Mountaiineer., in refer.
ing to the project for making the
Northern Pacific Railroad tributary
to Portland, says that Papers on
Sound would have us of Oregon
play second-fddle to them, but dep
recate, in the strongest terms, any
attempt to compel them to handle
the same instrument. The situa-
ton is not fairly shown by this
homely metaphor. We were in I'M
disputed possession of the first .Jiddle
and just about to strike up the soul
inspiring tune "Ain't you mighty
glad to get out of the wilderness"
when our Oregon friends, who were
expected merely to dance TO the ru-
SIC. forciblv seized and canied oil
The Instrument before we had tine
to draw q bow. Hence these tears.
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THIS ACTS.

Acts ii. A.: And the
Lord added TO the
, church daily such a.
should be saved.
Acts viii. 4: There
fore. they that were scat
tered abroad went every
where preaching the
word.
Acts viii, 81: And
Philip said: II thou be-
lieyest with all thine
heart, thou nayest. And
he answered and said, ]
| believe that Jesus Chris!
ia the Son of God.
Acts xvii, %: For as !
passed by and beheld
your devotions, l founu
an altar with this in
| scription: To the un
| known God. Whom
| therefore, We ignorantly
worship, Him uec'are
unto you.
Acts xiii, o: And
there arose a great cry
and the Scribes that were
of the Pharlsees' par
arose, and strovc. saying
we find no evil III Thu
man 4; hut II Il spirit o
an angel hath spoken t'
him, let us not ngh
against God.
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Acts viii, 81; And
Philip said: Ii thou be-
lievest with all thine
heart. thou mayest Omit
the remainder.)
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I Corinthians iv, 4
For ] know nothing
by myself: yet am
not hereby justified
but he that .iudgetl
me is the LOru.
l Corinthians xvi
%: If any man love
not the Lord Jesu,
Christ, let him bt
| Anathema, Marar
Atha.
| III Corinthians j
1920: But as God ],
true, our word to
ward you was not
yea and nay. For
the Son OF GOu, j. SuS
christ, who was
preached among You
by us, even by me
and Silvanus and
TimotheuS, was not
yea and nay, but In
him was yea.
For all the promi.
ses of God in him
are yea, and in him
Amen unto the glory
of God by us.
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Acts ii, a.: And the
Lord added TO them. day
by day, those that were
being saved.
Acts viii, 4: ENTIRELY
'omited.)
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John /: III him W.
lie. ami the lIic l. The
l-A; ui ,L"I.
,LrhI i. II: Ii" cane "a
HI owl nome for pos =
sion. and Ills own pc"p.c
received him not.
John Iii. Ia: Jr>p- an
. -wricd and said M .
r him. Art thou the teach
or of Israel and knuwc-t
"ul these lhim--:
john iv, Is: Now ia
= yuh'- we'll was there.
.Ir-U- WAS -iiilr. :hcrc by
the We /. and il was ahGu,
& hr -!,.' h hour.
q John il, -, And upon
. thI~ came his Disciples,
T. and nliVeled that Ii,
: talked with a woman
1 VET 10 man said. Whal
Y >"vkC>, thou: or. Why
talk - thou with her:
g, JOIN! y, =. :: In these
# lay u g.ca; ma.ti'udc a
/, iuIpOtcnt folk, of blind
+. halt. wirhorcd.
t. Remainder emitted.
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Mark viii. &c. -: For
what doth it profit a
man to gain the whole
ana forfeit his life !.
For what can he an
for his life:
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III Corinthians ii,
Is: For we are unto
God a sweet SAVIOUR
of Christ, in them
that are saved and in
them that perish.
II Corinthians iy.
G: For God, who
commanded the light
to shine out of dark
ness, hath Shined
in our hearts, to give
the light of the
knowledge of the
glory of God in the
face of Jesus Christ.
III Corinthians ri,
20: For we suffer, if
Il man bring you in
to bondage. if Il man
deyour you, ifa man
take of you, if Il man
exalt himself, if "a
man Smitc you on.
the face.
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Luke iy, p: For what
Is IA man aivautaged, If
he gain the whole world
and lose himself. or be
cat away.
Luke tx, b: And
there came a voice ont of
the cloud. saving. his j.
my beloved son: hear
him.
Luke y. i. l6: And
thou. Capernaum, which
art exalted 10 heay en-,
shall he Thrust town 10
ilc'.
IL that lea -eti. e"H
hG6!e;h III" aid b, that
de=piael.I yOa despiseth
me; and he that de
spiseth me despiseth him
thai sent me.
Luke xi, ,, 3, 4: And
he SAID unto them.
When We pray say: Our
Father which art in
heaven, Hallowed be thy
name. Thy kingdom
come. Thy VIII be done,
as in heaven, so in earth.
Give us day by day our
daily bread. And forgive
u our sins; for we also
forgive every one that is
indebted TO US. And lead
Us not into temptation,
but deliver Us from evil.
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| Romans Y, (; And
patience, probation,
and probation, hope,
Romans viii, 7;
Thou shalt not lust,
because the carnal
mind is cnnity
against God; for it is
not subject To The
law of God, neither,
indeed, can he.
Romans viii, 90
Because whom he
iorcknew, them he
also foreordained t.
bear the likeness OF
the image of his Son
tn at he might be the
first born among
many brethcrn.
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!. Luke iy, p: For what
Is a whole world if a man
lose Cor Forfeit his own
Luke tx, %: And
there came u voice out
'oftnc cloud saving Thi-
is my Son, my chosen
! Luke Y. II, IL: And
thou, Capernupl, shall
thOn be exalted uni,
heaven: thou shalt b,
hroUgh: down into hal. p,
. IL H. hearvth or
tclrct: ne: and he ;ti
re.iect' IN yn1 iejst,eti.
him tia. sent ne.
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Mark viii. Is. 81: In
what shall it profit a
man, if he shall gain tn,
whole world. and lose
his own sOuly
oh what shall a man
give in exchange for his
soul :
Mark tx, 40: Where
their worm dieth not.
and the fire is moi
quenched.
And if thy foot offend
thee, cut it off: il is bet
Ter for thee to enter halt
into life, than having Two
feet 10 be cast into hell,
into the fire that never
shall he quenchcd
Where their worm
dicilItnot. and the fire is
HCt Qrlcnched,
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jIheSidnS.

Ephesians vi. "a Ephesians vi, a
Grace be with them Grace he with all
that love our Lord them that love our
Jesus Christ i'll sin Lord Jesus Christ in
cerity. Amen. luncorruptness. linen
Philippians.
Philippians ii, 49,: Philippians ii. 10;
For it is God which For it is God which
worketh in You both worketh in Won both
to will and to do of to will and to work
his good pleasure. so his good pleasure.
Philippians iii, 30, Philippians iii, 20,
81 : For our CONVEX 81: For our citizen
sation is in hea ven; ship is in heaven,
from whCLce a,soifroni whence also VIC
We look for the sav-iwait tor y savior.
iCr, the Lord Jesus the Lori .I7~u>
Christ. Christ. VIII shall
Who shall change transform the body
our vile body, that it OF our humiliation
may be fashioned that it may be con-
like unto his glori- formed to the body
Gus body, according of his glory.
to the working
whereby he is able
evev to subdue all
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!, l Corinthians iv,
IA: For I know moth
ing against myself,
etc,
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TIE EFISTLES.
Romans.


Romans y, A. And
patience, eXperience:pa
ndexperience hope. am
Romans vii, Z: Be-
cause the carnal I'll
mind is enmity he
against God for it is mi
not subject to the ag
law of God, neither, no
indeed, can DO. la'
in,
Romans viii, 90:
For whom he did BE
foreknow, he also iol
did predestinate to ais
be conformed to the be
image of his Son, tn
that he might he theIth
first born among fir
many brethren. m
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John y. Is: and other
sheep | have, which are
not of this fold; then
also | must bring, and
they shall hear my voice /;
aud there shall be one
fold, and one shepherd.
John xvii, 81; Father,
| Will that they als'
whom thoG hast givcA
ne, be with nc whcra ]
am ; that they may be
hold my glory, which
thou hast given me; for
thou lovcd-t me before
the foundation OF the
world.
John xxi. Is. IL. l.
So when they had dined,
Jesus said TO SinonPcto",
Simon, son OF Jonas. low
est thou me more tnan
jthsscf similar in 10th
| and 18th verses.
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to draw O bow. Hence these tears.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-05-27

changing picture. The effect is
magical. The separate postures
rapidly following each other pro-
duce upon the screen the perfect
semblance of fast-speeding horse,
every motion, even to the shake of
the head or whisk of the tail, being
faithful to life. Moving men and
various animals besides the horse
have been shown in like manner.
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The Iaho's freight came yesterday.
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! Corinthians xvi,
%: If any man loves
not the Lord, let him
be anathema, the
Lord cOInetll.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-03-10
Alter the Girls.

The examination of the girls ar
rested on Tuesday took place before
Judge Piper on Wednesday. Julia
DeMar was discharged, the evidence
against her being insufficient; also
Lottie Able and the Lancaster girl
doth colored) picked up on Tuesday
night. Jessie Lewis and Winney
Saddler pleaded not guilty,were con
Yicted and each fined $50 and given
fifty days Imprisonment. They
took an appeal, gave the necessary
bonds and were released. Ida Bell,
the keeper of another house of pros
titution, was fined 500. She was
unable to attend court, being sick, but
pleaded guilty. The cases of En-
Davis, also a keeper, and her girls,
have been postponed until Saturday
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-03-10
1T is TRULY WONDERFUL

To see what Improvements now exist
as compared with railway travel
only a few years ago. To become
convinced of this, one has only to
select for his route East, the popular
and well-knOwn
CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN R'Y.
You are landed by the Union Pacific
Railroad in the Union Depot at
Council Bluffs, where stands the c.
NV. Palace Train, composed of
Pullman Hotel Cars, Pullman Sleep
ing Cars, Elegant Day Coaches,
Smoking. Baggage, Postal Cars, etc,
ready to convey its passengers
through Iowa and Illinois, and into
Chicago. Gliding Smoothly along
over the superb track of steel ran
through thriving cities and villages,
comfortably seated in this tram, one
scarcely discovers the high rate OF
speed at which he is riding. Trans
of this road are always on time, con-
nections sure, and passengers seek
ing pleasure, comfort, safety and
ease in travelling, will find the
..North-Western" in excess OF their
expectations, and the greatest OF all
routes to Chicago and the East. In
sist upon Ticket Agents selling you
Tickets ptG this Road; all Agonts
sell them. Examine your Tickets
and refuse to buy if they do not read
over this Road. If you wish the
Best Travelling Accommodations
YOU viii buy your Tickets by hi:
Route. EH AND WILL TAKE NJ
OTHER.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-03-10
The Assembly Hall.
SALT LAKE CITY, March 9, 81.
Editors Herald.

SALT LAKE CITY, March 9, 81.
Editors Herald:
The improvements now going on
at the Theatre are such that the
public will not only appreciate
them, but heartily thank the Salt
Lake Dramatic Company for per-
fecting them. The patrons of the
drama will feel safe now, or, at
least, as soon as the new exits are
complete, in knowing that egress is
comparatively easy to what it used
to be. | was very much struck on
Monday night, at the close of the
Sunday School Union meeting, with
the necessity of similar improve
ments in the Assembly Hall. | and
a companion were about a quarter
of an hour in reaching the outside
of that building from the gallery,
and we were very foTcibly impressed
with the idea that the sources of
egreSs were not what they should
be, in case of an accident. The stair
ways are too small and, when a
crowded audience is dispensing, are
very much damned.
Another suggestion was forced
upon me then, and has been before:
The building is a very fine one; al
most perfect in design and beautiful
to look at; but it is hidden b the
high wall from public gaze. How
much better it would appear if q
neat railing were put up on the
south front of it, and raze the wall
from south to north on the east
side. OF course, some other people
know best, but that's what l and
many more think. Z.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-03-10
SILVER REEF.
The Condition Still Unchanged
RumOrs Oh Closing Down.
SILVER REEF, March s, 1881.

SILVER REEF, March s, 1881.
Editors Herald
Things generally are unchanged
The Barbee s. Walker and Christy
companies are working along
| lightly without change. 1t is thought
that the Christy will soon change
owners and thus will not make a
stop till this is settled; but it is
fully believed that the Barbee will
close operations in very short time
for repairs or a clean up, and not
again start up until the question is
fully settled whether the owners OF
the property or some other people
shall run it, i" and as revenge upon
the miners for their conduct, but So
per day will hereafter be paid.
Whether true or not, this report is
whispered and believed.
The miners seem to be firm and
confident in the meetings, and cheer
Justify, but many seem weaker in
their private conversation, and often
we hear them remark that they
would be glad to work at the price
offered, but dare not.
The idlers are leaving for the
north and south, and some also for
Colorado and points west, and as
warm weather approaches many
will go to the promising districts
north; and should all the works
stop, the camp would soon be evacu-
ated by all who could walk or drive
out, or else the wages offered would
be accepted and all return to labor
and life. AT present this is all a
misty enigma, which may be fully
cleared up within ten days, and yet
may not be settled for six months.
Some of our business men are FESTIVE
and talk of leaving.
The market is full of everything
that is desired, and prices rule about
the same as last quotations, lower
than ever before here.
The rural districts are full of the
bright cOlors of the fruit bloom.
Gardens are being planted, and some
green salads are in tue market
The grangers are busy
with ploW and fertilizers.
Two days past there have been
cold heavy winds from the north,
and this morning there was thin ice
upon the water standing in a basin
outside.
Itseems to be not definitely known
whether Mr.. Liddle was ordered to
leave. 1t seems that a resolution
was passed by the Miners Union
hat no members should trade with
Mr.. Liddle, and lie, at least, under
stood that it would be safer else
where. Mr. Liddle is 10 friend to
eagues and unions that resist BUSH
ness and progress. j.