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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-11-20

WAT b. e. f.a,l f'H. ths tai. slin trunk.
Nth tha duii tad : ttsin l'lan' ip' ? " -
the mlk to- tp' fsm"u. aio - Nars,
uhirh liusiisiii ,i.slii.aa liz nrsi if'aight
n in,n nstif~ u go eeef , s'n. IT, zap
is q slsiir ga nlNl iu ..itl' 90 thr tur'' Jct
49, nnlt un'. sfratai Hpi 30 be- Than even
that When ihs nrEf'-ss eu thirsty They
cai int tho snle IT IN trunk ~ "n1 would
i-,rr inin q n,atir tnT sugar wat"r, AMI ia"
mia Ti.ls-s iisth 10 ~ ai s.irsua " d
hath i,s 4 atisl diiut 90 Firh - Nfi"r q
little tine u grt~ thics amsi ,sllns. ani n
cream si-s a. ihe top II ias - ifagta ant
.i.H Mhss, rss trsi q tapped tn ma
tiss- hasten ft,m all quarters With thsir
t.,wls 90 aish The ~ ~ milt he fiui
A. whiss runfis.a !. the is.t tine tu tap the
TIVE. 90 then N. SAP na~s most sbusisnt
!, The ,see seis iss nosning milking like
a rcw
iisnisAdt was much saftri.ei at dl.cos-
ssinE M suw ttee aud npsiing that ~ milk
wss Isalataias saa nutfiiissi. iils knowi.
siga - lsaaay had taught him tina, m,-t
ssiiky vvRessisia fa.ds arr batter and burn.
ing io tie taste N,iina ~ thein arr Iu,irun
sss hat hsts "a. sssa milky sap that pal
evra bis great lsaruins n, fault
Atsetspls have ls-.si made to cultivate this
ere tres an.i make n gtu~ in oshef l,sali
tbs than wlsnFp n ts tuasi naturally. hut IN
vain A ~ssn - u u rvmayri trom ita ma.
tive mnaaiains n dis TIE Venezuelan
savrfum~nt ssp tfi0.n'ei with n wtiaout
saceets Hut Auth Anrrioan lsinr J. pro
vertically shiftiess tsrhsp. " ~an. livs
ysnks-n wuuld try h. scclimai. the Gov tres
In ,snT wasthasn ssars h. might succrcl
naaily
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-11-20
ONE OF THE PLAGUE-sPOTS

Which May lie Found Within the Limit
Of Great City.
Joe Towards New York letter.
1t is one maze of tumble-down shan.
ties, reeking with all sorts o. shiny am;
unhealthy mast, ness. A visitor recently
encountered pig and fourteen goats
while walking along the block. TILES OF
rank rubbish were stacked up at the
sides of the lille oking dens and behind
them. Geese and ducks padded in
stagnant pools, broken or ignorantly
constructed chimneys poured clouds of
smoke into the streets and the delicate
and complex perfumes of horse and COW
stables added to the general vileness
In one yard the visitor found two blear-
eyed men burning heap of rotten vege-
tables and other rubbish. A rut in the
Oozing soil was used in place of q
sewer, and in it lay old pieces of bread,
the putrid internal arrangements of
some fowl and a gummy, varnish- like
mass Of some decaying substance.
Dogs, cats, goats and poultry walked
and waddled in and out of the yards by
the score. The greasy, scummy sewage
OF the community ran down piles of
ashes and garbage into the street. 1t
trickled and dripped from crannies in
the rocks and poured from beneath
stables. 1t lay in pools and soaked into
the sinking soil, where the hot suns
rays coated it with the bubbling green
danger signal that tells of deadly fevers
and fat graveyards. High above the
humid, shiny ground rose heaps of
tangled, rusty iron, mounds of dirty
rags, sinks with horrifying mystery Of
uncleanlines>, and noisome homes, in
which little children, white faced and
curly headed, inhaled death and sickness
every hour.
There was one squalid cabin built
upon the top of rocky cliff, and upon
the rlckety wooden steps sprawiing
down the rough powders stood a mum.
Der OF little girls. The children who
are the outcome from these holes are
but social barbarians. They have no
conception of what home, in its true
sense means. Beauty and love are al
most taken out of their lives. All ex-
istence to them is struggle of saualor
with sin, of passion and ignorance with
hard materialism and the established
order of things. Almost as soon as
they can walk they are thrust into the
street to beg or steal, or contribute in
some manner to their parents miserable
support.
Abused and beaten by those who
should be their natural protectors they
soon abandon their homes and seek
their own fortune. Strictly speaking,
they have neither childhood nor bow.
hood. They pass from neglected in
fancy, almost by bound, to an imma-
ture and unnatural manhood. compelled
by q sense of self-protection to rugged
and semi-savage independence. Long
before their teens they are fighting
against want and fate, like shaggy vet
Grams, graphing with circumstances
that would appall men who might be
thair tatherss
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-11-20
Dr.. Frazler'S Throat and Lung BalSam

rs the greatest remedy In the world for
l. Coughs. Colds. Sore Throat, Influenza
Quincy, l.aryngi.is, Group. ii"ar-rm -.
Bronchitis. Asthma. Catarrh. aud Whoolr
ing Cough. and all Diseases at the threat
and lungs. II perform y wonders h. ~.
lieving tonsum ption. u Strengthens ~,
Lungs and instantly allals all irritation
Of the throat
tLryEiAND Ohiu.
Or. FRAzIER - Dear Sir; ! was troubled
for about three months during the last
Summer aud Fall with bronchitis AMI u
bad cough. After trying several remedies
without finding any relief. l used your
throat and Lung Balsaiii. anu found la.
mediate hel;, On retiring ut might u
gave me undisturbed rsst. aud after using
the medicine three weeks ! found myself
cured. REV. n. MUTE
DR. Frazier's Throat and Lung Bal=atn
allays all irritation Of tho throat, pene.
trates and heals the lungs, aud assists
nature 10y expectoration 10 throw OIL the
corruption. Sold by druggists every.
where at rs cts. u bottle. f'n.sS1H MrpRtsS
Co, Proprs. Cleveland. Ohio.
For sale at Acme Drug store. Olympia
W.T.. n7-iy
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-11-20
PRESERVING THE HAIR>

For preserving the youthful color and
beauty of the hair, promoting its growth,
and impartinS freshness and vitality,
Ayers Hair Nigor is unequalcd. L. S.
Piper, townsville, La, writes: II have
used several hair preparations, but Ayers
Hair Nigor is the only one 1 have found
that suStains the claims made for it, L.
V. Templeton, Medford, Mass, writes:
Il have been using Ayers Hair Vigor
with wonderful success. 1t has restored
Vitality to my hair, and stimulated it to
renewed growth. 1t has done, in my case,
everything that has been claimed for it."
j. &. Edwards, Lincoln, Ncbr., writes:
Ayers Hair Vigor has not only restored
my hair to its original color, but has also
made it more vigorous, abundant, and
healthy than cvcr.'
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-11-20
spoons aud l'orka

"
III. s.,uon work furnished in solid silver
affords. soms of Il, q wonderful study with
IT. diversity of patterns and ornate decora-
ton. There are historical spoons, n notable
illustration of which are the In lian
stss,ns." Thess are finished wit, s;ntuettes
nj che top q tho handle, after the fashion
oi the APOSTLE spoons" and are veritabe
siudla, from Catlin's illustrations of the
North American Indians, and from objects
in the National museum at Washington.
Thos, spoons are supplied In combinations
IT doan- or half dozens pairs
~ single spoons, no two OF which
are alike In design. Another spoon
pattern In It's ornamentation Illus
trat - tbc story 81 court life some centuries
aga Another gives pictorial description
81 shslls and seaweeds; another interests
little folk a. well NJ grown pcop'e with the
story of it'll. Rsi Riding Hood. or one Of
Moiher ucoe rhymes in ctchin - or engrav-
ins4 A pattern attracting attention Just now
!. cslIei the "Armcnian Berry pattern. be-
cause each size 81 Spoons In n set exhibits in
~ ornamentatiol the foiiage an fruit Of q
different berry, tn, smaller spoons naturally
hcint reserve for Tn. smaller fruits, AMI
IN. larg, m,s for tho mammoth kinds.
Among fruit spoons. tn, orang, spoons
err. perhaps. the most useful Of any. As
these arr equally convenient and appro-
PIRATE for Ice cream AMI water les, the
shsyp point and long, shallow bowl being
admirably adapted 10 cutting into a bard
ic- without any annoy anc, from its slipping
sbcut ON tho plate. or course, with this
spoon tho orarge. cut In halves, eau be scraped
Ont AMI eaten with q certain degree Of ele-
eane- rarely at aine1 In the consumption Of
this juicy fruit.
Ladies AMI salai forks with handles Of
wocl, decorated with silver trimmings, are
fashionable. 10 are pairing sets with wood
handles. covered with heavy deposit Of
silver which imparts n rough surface SINH
lar b. that Of the bark Of a tree, AMI affords
. change with tho silver plating en- metal
Always beautiful anil always fashionable
are the sets with deliberately carved handles
of stained ivory
For serving asparagus one is afforded q
cboice b-twcen a silver shovel broad enough
Ia lift and convey 10 an individuals plate a
suitable portion Of the asparagus or the as
psragus fork with four wide tines.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-11-20
PENl1 ENcE.

u. W. Rik,y in indianapolis Journal.l
Far in the night, and yet no rest
For him! The pillow next his own
The wife's sweet face in slumber pressed
And he awake, alone-alone!
In vain he courted sleep-one thought
Woull ever in his mind arise:
His harsh words that at noon had brou yht
The teardrops to her eyes.
Slowly on lifted arm he raised
And listened All was still As
death:
He touched her forehead as he gael,
And listened yet, with bated breath;
Still silently. as though he prayed.
His lips moved lightly as she slept
For God was with him and he laid
His face with hers AMI wept
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-11-20
c.m.. ~ ,a,,a..sl.. a.s v.,...s..

fsass ~ Earthquake aad totssao~A
Tho 90 iheory Il eafti qaakrs AMI ,ol.
csssss is tia, they are esuse'i by tn spurt-
ina s-ai asi si"rrink use9 81 ,iae' II an In
t.ssss muiisa tAazs shlsh ). f'suni 81 grestef
~ lss~ dia ancs~ ialow the THEA cius, ~ the
ssfths esd sa,ieF sarfars A late writer
-ass tho thsssy that hs inteFiof II the eafth
h esan,sss.i 81 q ,ssi,.i Evsihut mass must
Ia si-znaaa@i. Tbs s.w idea u that th.re
ara three PARTS ts The eastls sat~ianee.
f.fss. In the eeaisf Is . great, s',l.i naeisus.
Alsat tins - . ring 81 SIN -nuid matter
which forms visr,d us STICKY mas Out
dds ~ this |. solii earth crust Tn. ring nc
layer ~ viseii Substance !. thu. consyxe~-e I
tss~s1a iwe ssaii. u iit~ around slowly
- The earth msss~ Ii,- ms,,soa ~ this ia.
teFesi vi.eii lsFes ess~u- apsssvsi ~ de-
v~~sssaa ss tbs esfth. sarfsUs, aceuTiing ~
di0ss~at y sti,ms sfe mofs er less isliing
Earthquake and suicsnse eruptsaas srs
sessssalsi fas oa the tbssy 81 electrical die
tafiasc~I II IL well kne~a that electrical
casr~ass sr- eonsssntiy passing aud reIs~-
iss thrcash IA. essths crust Every sels
srss.h sy~fssoF kssss that h. csnnos tels-
srsth ffom eas city a. ancshsa uniess III.
sais ~ his wire are c,nneetei With the
ssrth That there arr god ami tsi con
auetslF. ~ slrstshsts h no lsssa vel known
II sAs easrea. mast. resistance in IN, sha,.
q q hal sussiartss. "a " ut~tfact,d 10 IL
fr~s pssar. ssa msi,, m-sai.. caa-s.
thsas, IA taks Gre, ssi plays hsyoo Ernsf.
siiy In iske maassf, 10 the earth are min.
erals u dsasrssi c,sssiastias power
'ies as sssWs~-, snw, SAYS q e.rtain
writes, that strax rafrest q elsetricity
p~-~iax shsoash ,h~ Earth sisag q ,eia Il
mineral meet- ~ilh tbs Resistance ,sfcrei
w . hsiy ~i~s- capacity fsr cs.ssisr,ina !.
h.<s. "a naturally fsilaws thai great heat Il
dsseis,~sd she surrounding material Ia.
sxsaas lasaais-s~sai 90 msi,a. tho earth rru-,
pst~ssis ssi efark. Tho ws.er ffssm Tho sur.
f~ss Isasvsss'.s ~ she a. Iah-. !. aecumpsa~i
iass osyesa and hydTozss by ths ele,'
tsi-,ts, sni IN eshsF Ilaess t.asits ~ 81
,as~ssa. Tho 80 - tswt vent ihr,a,sh ths
.sassr q shs s.sease sat tbs lava foliows,
tsssl~ilesi b. Tbs hss's=asic rs~-mFe resting
alssa n"
fhss writes sasassss tina, " lish,nins rvi.
wess drives dawn ista the earth o. suifi
ei~ss aepsh n ssFthausse regions. the sora.
ssnlsiaf elessflgitf might IA< lsrai.asly
N late he sir Rat hos aerp w,ala n h.
s~.~~~fy ta soi
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-11-20
PILES! PILES! PILES!
A SURE CURE FOUND At LAST !
no ONE NEED SVFPER.

1 SURE cure for Hind. Iilecding. Itch.
"A ing aud liberated Piles has teen dis.
covered by DIR. Williams IAN Indian rem.
edyl, called DIR. Williams Indian pile
Ointment. A single box has cured tho
worst chronic cases Of Is or 80 years stand.
ing. No one need suffer i've minutes
alter applying this wonderful soothing
medicine. Lotions. instruments aud sier.
tuaries do more harm than good. VII.
liam's Indian Pile Ointment ats>ort,. the
turrors. aliays tho intense itching. ,par.
t.cularly at night aftcr getting warm In
bedl. acts as poulticc, gives Instant 10.
lief. and In prepared only for Piles. Itch.
ing OF the private parts. and for nothing
else.
Read what the Hon. J. NJ, Cofnnbcrty
of Cleveland says about Dr. williams In
dian Pile Ointment: have used -cnfe.
OF Pile Cures. and II affords mo pleasure
To say that have never found ANYTHING
which gave such immediate aud pef,bs
nent relief ~ Dr. Williams fnaian ONT
ment.' For sale by all druggists and
mailed on receipt of price. 5oc and 81.
FRAZIER MEDiC1NECO Props
Cleveland. Ohio.
For sale by Robt' Mari. Olympia, W. 7.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-11-20

OF cour the pain, uneinbroid, rel net
must lie lec!ed for decoration. Tie ed ,e
cah lr so lopei and either luttonholed or
tinishe v It'll corl. Res and li,acs are the
most i" honabls desi yns. Painted fichus
for the .iecl am throat are much admired
They - in shawl form, with FUNDED
corners. They are edged with the painted
lace, pam or gathered. A plain long or
square piece of net must be chosen to work
on. /; nted lace fans Of exquisite beauty
are -r',. Ladies WHO un lerstani the use of
p III ii. brush and colOrs will be delighted
witt ihls new AM aesthetic fancy work
TIL ~ who do not can Luy their painted
l,,o
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-11-20
Ridiculous Masculine Attire.
The Srasan

ladies' toilets have NO often been the
subject u remark aud criticism on the part
OF this male ssr. that It appears only justifi-
able when gentlemcn's dress is also criticised.
The chance Of doing 30 IL ut the present
time very favorable and FIRST we can begin
With thu asionishingly short overcoat, which,
strange IA say. now rcjoices as an object Of
Jrcial favor In the eve Of elegant young men.
Those coats generally appear in light colors
and make an almost painful impression,
then comes the peculiar fashionable tall hat,
With lie disproportionately wide crown, the
light CATERS and pointed shoes. such an
appearance IL scarcely calculated TO promote
rvsp-ct for the lords IL creation In the hearts
u the weaker sex Now we are on the
theme Of gcntlcmen's attire another latest
novelty IN this quarter can be mentioned,
which has its origin la Russia. The jeunesse
dorce on the Neva wear silver cravats; these
are eHactiy the same shnpc a. the usual
cravat AMI are fastened round the neck
with movable silver band.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-11-20

The flowers. leaves aud stems are filed in
With long stitch with tapestry wool, the
colof- comprising shades OF olive, brown.
iruns, and blue The table cover il lined
with satieen. AMI finished with thick cord
around thu cigc. Over the center Of the
ssbie cuvsr In the cut is spread bobbinet
lace squarr. tho pattern Of which Is picket
tut with cclrei silks and gold. The clges
are outlined with silk or tinsel. and the sur
faces worked over with open stitches.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-11-20
vss.sh ssss.s ~ Polishing Weed With
thafsssal


II. nsesbaa q l-slsaliss soo.i wi,h char
ss.i, noe marh esnpieYei Nv fr~sch oala.
net .ssskuss y ibas dssssti.i ~ q Paris
ssssssic<i tsssssll Al The worti sow
kssws ~ thfsss artists - fafsitare ~ n
t-es.tifsi assi hlsrk ca,s. Nth sharp.
aiaas e,st ssiss= ana Q suspss,h surface. ths
~v.si a whseh ss-sas IA have ,l,@ dsn.sy II
s,-ay ve~ins shsa side BY slsss With
fasnisas. rsaiesei hlsss by paint aud var.
a,sh, shs difference 10 - ssasihls tina, tbs
ss.ssssirfsiis mssssn ~ price -rparstins
tts ten ksnds sspisis. itsrsf III. opsrs.
uoas are mach isagss amt much rnor~
sasauss In this m.is ~ ehsrcual t.llsh.
lag. sasca Hsp~css svsry detail ~ carving
white paint and vsfHt-h ~saia cios NJ tho
hsslss ssa wh,sa The sttaes. IL tha fir~s
lss.s~s thss ssnpias s'niy carefully. -ri..ts<i
~o~s<. - etsss ssa csmpsrs rraini they
essssf tirm ~ith q sst ~ esmphss Dis
sais~i ~ water. sad alsss~t I'm snss iist.ly
sfssswsri with ssssisf c3t cssmp-~i
chiefly a sait.hsts - is,a and sutesll IN.
two emissssiiaoa. 10 hiendins, I~nesrsss
N. weed ss5 alss ~ an inHieiltsis tinge, a
H. ssms tias rendering u impsrvioss 20
Tie sstseks e ia.<rts Wbsn the-s tvo
w~ss CIV sufssnssaily asy, they rub
the snrfspe a. tbs wssA Il tis~t with
. vssy hari t~ush II coach gr.ss sshisn.
aensl. ssd thsn ~sth chsrcosl ~ sub
stances - iiss. aud frsahls - vss~sble, b.
ssa.s u s.as's hsss grain rssssissi In the
ehsseosl this alone weala scratch The svsS
sAoe, whirh the, wish, oa the contrary, ~
F~wssr r~sf~ssis smeosh Tbs nai parts are
fsss<i with natural stisk char~~l thu In
asstsst psttess AMI ervsicrs With charcoal
To~ssef Alternately With the charcoal the
~.ttmsa slso rut~ hs Iines ~ furniture
wHh nsnnsi ssahs.i ia iinss.i "a AMI essence
Ut suFt~nsise These youucinaS repeated
sssessi ,in,vs. c-ass the charcoal powder aud
she a'i b. rea.irst. Into thn ~t-si CIV NJ the
afsisis 20 furniture n beautiful cs,luf, and
siso I~ffsrt psdish Which hes noas ~ tbs
nsw. n ordinary vafaish
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-11-20
Fall Fashions.

New 1OrK Fashion Bazaar.
1t is said the wooden guipure lace over
silk will be the fashionable autumn dress.
This lace is woven to give it a win,ry look.
Wooden galloon helps to give the dress a
look of cold weather.
CoIors designed for fall are deeper in tone
than those in use this summer. A sky- blue
has gray tlnge; pumice-gray nebule a
deep 81 III gray; Labrador blue with a
noticeable cold gray tint; plum siivery
lead color; while the yellows are broom,
corn blossom, Chinese orange and evening
primrose. Byzantine is the favorite pink
shade
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-11-20

rhea, 0i~et, Ssrtessre syphtt's. in all it,
forms, seminal Wsaks~ss. isapo'-".p,
night LOSSES by dreams. pimpie- on the
face and lost manhood can positively lie
cured. The sick and afflicted should nut
fail to call upon him. Tho DoctoF ba.
travelled extensively In Europe, and Ia
spected thoroughly The various hospitals
there, Obtaining great deal of valuable
information, which he IN competent la i'm
part to those In need OF his services. The
Doctor cures when others fall. Try him
DIR. GIBBoN will make no charge unless
he ehect "A cure. Persons At distance map
be cured as home. All communication
strictly confidential. You sec no ono eut
the Doctor. Send ten dollars for a pack.
age OF medicine. Persons writing ~ the
Doctor will please state the name of the
paper they see this advertisement ~
Charges reasonable, Call or write. Al
dress DIR. J. F.GIBBON, BOX 1887 sah
Francisco.
May 2Sth, 1885. "
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shesnis' ~ is'est las resai rsssts.i nm old
h'"s s's'"s The disjs~al ~ IN. deal Hs
n's'~h Fu'- tn ssFt~- wi,h tlumisgo. sas
I-s'ss y :" sn eios',fir cotq-s hath, and ioi .
n"s eating ~ ~FF~f ;. iepssls,i all over
fhe ~HIs~a, u Is sd ts.laE thus wholly
shut ." fr-,n ais viii ~ thstsvashiy pie.
stsei ant femsia fssves Fruits and
e"~ess have .sen IseeeTVei in,sct IN this
~ss hanelsss ~ Snaps tFestei 9th thu
c'fF~f hath arr assi ss aaessstlps. fcs the
srs'ssE. ami fssss~st u disins rcsn., and
The s6sct v sssFssneiy sFti.,h. Lille. have
t~>s ifssn-s~rf In tbs hath ssd deiicassiy
csi~i 9Th dssky, shiniag natal
~ .shss nsthet . ccrYs bsccwss 81
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-11-20

Ayers Hair vigor is entirely free from
uncIeanly, dangerous, or injurious sub
stances, and its use is always safe and
beneficial. James A. Etter, sheriff Of
Wythe county, Va, writes: MY hair
had tendency to fall out, and also to turn
gray. Ayers Hair Vigor has stimulated a
strong, vigorous growth, making the hair
soft and plant, and causing it TO retain its
natural color" G. II. uarrcll, Louisville,
Ga, writes: 81 have used Ayers Hair
Vigor for four or five years. 1t Is the
best preparation have ever found for the
hair and scalp" Mrs. L. N. Holmes,
Maiden, Mass, writes: 81 have expert
cnced great benefit from the use of Ayers
Hair Eisor. 1t freed my scalp from
humors, and has restored my hair to its
original color and healthy condition"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-11-20

l, l. cgnning la bc believed that the f.
muus rel sunsets II velr agn were cauS Il.
M T., Nu.csnc drs', but by cosmn. Or star
dust
III" JaIan" A." government are in.ro lucing
The u~' Il Roman characters mo th"it
prini" lnn un... in.i"al oi the native. |
~ill FAC ii ,i.' /. iu.ar larn'n.
II - annuuuc Il thu "A English inven' or
~ la'rl, irSl.e - .lhol Of c.atn. TIN
With n material r,s mb'iny glass, whch r.
moves all danger of p. ~ in canine COOL.
\ new steam oyster drcdge has been i'll
vented An endless chain 81 buckets SCOOPS
up ny -ters T., the pcck. But 1t i, said that
a.. machine will kill III the whole oy ,ter
trii- by the disturbance IL max - in the
h~l~ Tint. however. remains Ia h. seen.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-11-20
Piano instruction.

MISS Robah Willard is prepared to
IA give instruction in piano music &C.
tn the most approved style of this
beautiful accomplishment.
Rooms at the residence of B. F. Harmed,
corner Washington and Filth streets.
Olympia, May, ~, 1855.
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turinn- tase 81 >sr,ou- sympathy.


~ tho lat mr',ins Of l." Fr"rrh acii
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-11-20
Sell for Cash ONLY.

The following are my reasons:
LIST, Taking no risks, 1 can afford to sell
at less rate OF profit.
I'd; will not be at the expense of keep
ing books.
Sd, l will not have to spend one week
out of every month trying to make collec
tons.
4th, l Will have time to give more at
tentiOn to my business and consequently
better satisfaction to my customers
L. &. VAN EPPS.
Olympia, Nov. q, 1884.