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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-02-27
THE ART OF WAR.
The Duke of Wrllngton's Opinion Com
ccrning II.


ccrning II.
In coming 10 see me Gas he had done
the day but one before September 2d)
he thc Dukc) had chosen To walk from
the station to our house. and without
even a guide He said he had found ii
rough walk. and the ground inter-
sectcd in IL way he had not expected;
so said to him: 1T seems you forgot
to Guess what wis at the other SIDE of
the hill" This was i'm ulluSun To II
circumstance which had occurred he
tween him and me some thirty
years before. When travelling on the
north road. We amused ourselves by
guessing what sort of country We
should find ut the other side of the hills
we drove up; and when expressed
surprise ut some extraordinary GOOD
gicSScS he had made, he said: 'Why.
have spent all my life in trying To
guess what was ut the other side of the
HILL"
had reminded him of this Just rs we
We're driving across the rtvin" that had
imp"drd HIN. and he turned round tu
Mrs. trokrrto explain IL tohrr. adding:
.All the business of war. and indeed
all the business of life. is to endcavOr to
find out what YOU don't know hv what
YOU do: that what | called guessing
what was on the other side of the
hill.
lie said the perfection of practical
war was to move troops aS stcadily and
cOolly on field of battle as on parade
.'Soult' fault was that, though grea,
strategiSt. he never seemed to know
how to handle the troops after the bat
tie had begun"
then told him what Guizot told m,
of Lannes having said that ''lc plu,
grand general etait celui que la canon
made faisait micuX entendrr, ct que Ia
fumee faiSait voir plus clair
Duke IIumph. "A pause.] That
only Il cleverer phrase for what | have
been just saying-sang froid -prcsenc,
of mind; but that is not enough; tn,
mind, besides being cool, must have th
art of knowing what is to be done an'
how to do it,.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-02-27
BREAKING IT GENTLY.
How Faithful Mir! acI Told the Fad New
to Hi. Young Master.

HOW .sittiiui hir' Atl ipiu me Eau E'N'
to Hi Y"n"S Master.
A voun~ scion of our financial ari>
to.,.o..v who had Lr.n ON m ex;.ndr,
,...h,;,,,, ,,,r IL ,h. v,,,h .,,., f,r...,
'r''I iii"ii'ilS' anu "''' "i r'"cl oi ''i '''
c@;rrarhIc and "ri>t"iary communicates.
returned home the other day. He Wa
me-: hy an old and faithful empluvr OF
H.. bnu..
..yy,u ,1;i., ham, ,,oo, :, -, .,:1 a..
,,,,,',', ''',, ,,''' ''' $50 ''''
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;,,,.,ian- - ,I.,,I.'
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-02-27
a CONCRESSMAN'S LIFE.
a Career Which aS a General Thing, is ID"
ciicuiy Agreeable.

a Career Which aS a General Thing, is D'-
cidcdIy Agreeable.
1t is an error To suppose that law
makers have nothing more 10 30 than
10 attend the ordinary sessions Of the
Srna'c or House. and draw their pay.
Some of them are models of industry
going To the Capitol early in the
morning, holding Il committee meeting
for an hour or Two, darling oil To an
cNrcltive department for information.
taking part in the debates of the rc>rrr-
tive Houses. writing letters To c,n-titu-
cntS, and iranSactiny infinite od Is and
ends of business until dusk. And when
they 90 home in the evening, they are
not always allowed to rest. They are
bothered by dissatisfied constituents;
they are bc>icgcd 10y strangers and
friends. one wanting this done. another
that Il third something else. until,
wcarird and exhausted, they sink into
a restless sleep. and dream hidcous viS-
ions of the coming day.
Ie. there is another side to the pic.-
urc. They each receive five thousand
dollars a year and pcrqu'sicS. To say
nothing of the honor of writing M.
c." and ~. $. s. after their names;
they are distinguished guests wher-
ever they 90; they are invited to i'll
lcveeS and receptions. to all festivals and
amuScmcn!s; they are banqurted by the
President and entertained by Cabinet
Ministers; and they are welcome to
every species of domestic and foreign
hospitality. from charity-ball TO Il
german at the legation. where they may
move solemmy through the figures OF
the stately minuct. or dance To the
liyelicr music of Il cotillion and Virginia
reel. Altogether. their careers are de.
cidcdly agreeable. and the avrrag,
Congressman would GLADLY serve his
country for life, and nominate his
bones" to fill the vacancy occa>ioncd
by his death. The bright little >ol ol
a Senator evidently thought the Senate
was an hereditary ins s'itution: for. when
asked what he intended to he on reach
ing manhood. he mournfully answered
well. I'd like to lr hack driver, but
| s'po,e I'll have To be a Senator. y
Etimund alton, IN 81. Nicholas.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-02-27
He SETTLED.
But Not Ex,"tIy in Accordance with til"
Advice Of n;s Lawyer.

Advice Of H:s Lawyer.
"Dat'S what We git from f"".in
rounl wid dem we're LAWYERS Lc a Il,
us he Joined Il group OF co'"rrd id!cr> ON
the markrt-plarr.
Beng asked why he had been 10 see
Il lawyer, he rNp'an d
You know dat Bu X Wiliam-, Pow
cr.ul bad nrgcr he am. Gi; 3rurh an
kicks in dnah, Al club. viudr:~ tumr
round To my cabin one NIT i3~ week
an stove de ,!oah in an waited to
ccan on, dr >haltv. | falls ont (" bed
an zoe, FIR Linn i'll an ny han ilc. an
dcy war wine t. rest me .nr '~nit
wld intent 10 Kill.
"Wcli?"
"War. wien dry ,olr np' dat hc had
a cracked head, Il broken ann. IN war
all brohc u;p. wantc 90 ,rt - - "a e.
NJ ul,. .oman coaN, Il me i 20 an -
Il laW,cr. IN dc lawyer ,r t1>r ! Hr lis,
dollars an adNi.cd me to"lrr buck my
ole io>S IN war nm iwralN-ii ii !
! lars in cash.
And Yea iii L.
AN Il dat, Wrru s"' lumr h..
wife wa> ,lar wat f.r i3r. an ~a.
sad f | d.dn't hln' DER Nv Il lar, u
cash "a a,> q llour >Lr'j nur Int,
me id lawsuit clean mp = = 81
prrmr Cor Took me- J'>t : Nr9t" %
| lirhS oi de cio.k To ,cttl,'cn dj ia /.
an now can't ic muiiI.cd no ,ow
LAWYERS. lar paid iINr G" iar~ j'
pc of en- II tell me IA ! ~ r'luc,
D., I,.,, 8, .,st
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-02-27

4 Cssi WIN Ne. sp.sVsrs In Wssssa " ~
Hsat.i Fs,ssi ss the ststsssses.

-
usaisi Fs,'i at the ststsssees.
''Nhal ~ Cougrr.smen uads Well.
that. hard question: .&d Librarian
sponori. l'adIhg the way ,o an siccvs
AMI sitting down inr chat with tho
Star man "Nuu see there arr 80
nany uf them III thdr r.a,ling l- ~.
,ersiiird hui an active mgf..smas
don't 81 mu Il : u. fuf rsR,liaR They
ar at nr,s. ag.n'. and general hnsl.
n,--s NEW iuf ths,r cuu.iitwe 4. They
arr called nls,n IA ,lo ~, sorts ~ prl-
,ate .er,ir VT tivr are nm who
ne prrti, ,l,-r students and thee ara
| hard Nurling men. is~h New, hers
iuini You tun tell sbst ih" "'l H.
ate talking Rhnut h, wsit hing what
certain active men rsd I,.ryth hg
r-lating ~ tr'n,, questions ls 10 great
.mand There sr. alspui d'Dcn sca-
alors sni Gig teen or B'nrt""n mriu-
l'-r. whn stud, this question sery csi.-
fully tv.r, scrap II li"ratur''. every
word that has m, rsfcrrboe ~ treaties
aud uur commercial relstions with
iorrlgn nstiuns aud books u,on the
revenue arr bsing read more than ever
bsfurr. Aud I might asli that this Con-
gr.ss reads mor- than any II its prv'sle-
ce%sor. for twenty .thrre years. 1hcre
arr from three to four thousand bcoks
out of N. library all the time All
books ARE Rad In which the question of
how far the iinu-e mas oppose the SEN
air in matters of TREATIES is discussed.
ihry av always looking Tor precedcnts.
There never was q b1ly "a eager toe
prec.d.ni- NJ the American Housc 1t
Representative. and none so ready 70
iopplc them all over. Papers relating
Ia IN. Clay trraiy of 1918 are much
read nav Then there are always . lew
sr,cran students II finance and political
,ounmy Ia bath Houses. The railroad
question j. attracting great deal of At
tcntiun now. That 10 becoming . very
important question. aud u 10 n new one
There are iio precrdents Ia follow. and
the stock ~ ,ooks ON the subject is very
limited. There II n constant demand
fpr book Ia give In concise form tho
lrgi,latinn ~ all the States concerning
corporation. aud the result, Of IT, appli-
cation This IL onr ~ the greatest ne
c,..ltirs oi the hour There Is no such
book. aud don't know tina, anybody
conicmplatcs preparing one
Are any II the members fond OF
, light r'ailng?'
, "irs. thrr" j. n great deal ~ light
. read ~ novels. p"etry and all kinds
, nt iciIun. bat chicii, VOYAGES and trav-
, 81. Stnrirs ~ the Arctic rugions and
, narratives ui the explorations In Africa.
: along the Congo asin. are much rad.
!, iiai = peculiar tature Il the popularity
~ pnriry In this Congress All the brit
ish and Americans poets are read.
Arr the families ~ Congressmen
general, fond ~ rcadlngF"
b "i-.. notwithstanding the social do
. mauds made upon them dursng thciI
sla, IN this city they rad q large mum
. h,r of hook. Some of the wives al
Senators aud mrmhers are close stu
3 irnl- ~ history Many wives study
! hi.lpr, aud politics for their husbands
b nlwa,. krcpiag right up to the times ou
all important questions, so ~ to he'll
10 their husbands In their public labcrs
I. Even Young ladies thu. helP their fafls
er. sonwtimcs. e HssA,agfoN Stsr.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-02-27

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snHn iIHnt .Hin" ~"Irun. hni -"ine
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,..r. ....., \..nt lord a th, p.nn-
j., p.,t-,,,r..h
'".''' ..'' N'.'''''' "'''' "" '''N
'l'H W'"h % fui i'''"'n- h''". r"'n
" nfn.' lf.' .f.ur "n an" IT h'S
bn. Nit i.ri Im.utb. % W,- too good
t......,, ,nI,.ln,, ,N,rut
h''' :" 70 "'' ~, "'h'
"iH' i' f'' ,' NV ~ "n' VIZ
H'W i' '- '''f''''' '.' ''''
t"N p" ~ ''lN "Nn ~"p p,N'
lrf'' " 70. 5000 'n' 'n''''''Ph'
nhd "iHin 'n"N 'h'' me f'"I',
w'' '' '' '''.' ''' p ''l'''-'' ~ '"''. !
Wen i'" - P" -'''' NV '''
lt'il1 '''. g. =" "' my weaving
'uF 'n' '"nh''N 'dl'"'-' You know W
sWh 'le'.s - l"hi upon th"ir th'f''h
i'nA. = '"d'"r O' w." ~ ~ 'n' ""r'hN
thHi =" nt N"f Iih'~ "lrN' s"'E
h''. ''"Rh' m''l'"n,'f' "h'n 'n'y
h".h "h :" . '''un''N 'h'i"f '"r III
W. inn'', ut. lh'' lhlnh iha' al 'h'y
have ?" ia "lll hr =" i'h' if'" over IN.
''nn''N Hiil =" 'l' h"h"f'h guests "'
We ti''l ~ We 'Nh"' ''l'" ~" '"'h
dram ~ ~" painful 'f''h Va" ,h'\ WIN
hn'" =" - ""' "l s'an'y .uh''>''hc.
it"'n u, h'i+ y" -n''' "''hs'f'l snow ana
'h'l' TOM h''n 'f",il"~' ",''r, on
corner .'"''' "l"'' WI p' r'''N non
"rh ~ r'"|s F." Tour 'nh'' 'h"r
'A'"e '"nl'N''" i"r "fkAh@ ahi swing
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-02-27
HUMOROUS
4 weeping lc'nr, When you get
the servant tu han llr the hrnum sue
crs>full. Bos'oH Post

4 sweeping ,lcinr, When you get
the servant Ia han llr the hrn"m sue
cc->full. Bos'oH Post
Robbie. said the visitor kindls.
''havc You any ! tilr hrolhcr- and s,--
tcr~?" Ne" rcrlir. wee Robhi". sol.
clmnly. I'm all the chIliren we've
got
If YOU dol't keep uu' II this yard
,ou Il eat IL II. 90 said a Woman Ia - hoY
IN Wcst Lam AN right. answered
the camin II wuulin't have come u
If I'll known Noar iolk. hal it Lynn
H,m
"Mamma. sad y little girl, Il
III nk I've got ammonia Nun musin
say ammonia. dear. Nna must say
pneumonia INT II isn't new, fnr
think | had Il yesterday io'ioH
toHri,r.
"llow de- Non hfa Il YOUR hair "a
nicely qucrird u gentleman VII" wa
visiting II lad, ,-fr end "ph. broke IN
her chiuHt hrrtLk sister. she take. II
oil aud e. the Knot Ia the gas chand"
! lirr aud frS.rs uV r two hours even
morning y } Hcm'd
$50. ma am" exclaimed the pro
/ yukrl N"uu. IN ~ tnn Noinr lad,, Who
! ON the r.iii,,l uf her faVuritr. hti n.k',
| h,m tn a,cnmIlu, her tu a party 81
| d,ntpllN second hdd,c tu ANY cnr'
"No one asked Nuu Ia PLAY second hd
die" replied tho grl, " tn a smil"; ~
only asked luu - hc my beau Pos
ten ihipH.
Pap. j. Cu rn Victoria uihc
name lilri' SO. NV son. Why Il,
! Nuu a-k ~ h,. YOU know SHAKE.
prarc Ma au Eug. .huan. rud I've tis
heard Nou rrnd a. Wurrc h" SAYS Va
easy l.Yr. ihr head that wear, ~
crown. AMI ' rtofia wear. ia" crown
DOESN'T ,h.'. OH tr4 b,rrirk
Much Nj uuN About Si"uN
Their wa aNouug vuuap nnmrd ~ uus,
Whose t'a tuttt, tu aW iul uituuk
NJ hearing be- tnattHF"
To the ~ otn ut ht- tntr.hNr.
Rut h, -.tum't.ng down q" a stl"ut
"rd rather .It W,,i.t, 4 q dlnu.td
| ornrttu WITH wlun a - huuNtl,
I;ut m rild. ull 60" sam"
shr~ AZ insi changed hsf name
AMI -. h'tr tie odd i'sEtt vas .hrwua"d
- ~ .ifsis l'tn N''fs
E,crN bod, know. how the -uddr
cation II LAUNDERING hand If mu-N
causes rrmark. t. hr shouted uul IN
tone like a locomotive whistle III
other night a,n hop lh" baud crush"
cut tcW final hnr- aud -uid nl
slgpprd. when 'h' voice uf a lovely VI
tl' thing IN punk was heard scrHmiu
at the top uf her lungs "pun't ~
hustle hang niccl, . thFh}p iihgW
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-02-27
CDNThk f,C.


Gro,.h ct rh,,r ga. r,,I.,s. apt N,tpr.
~ Ito, " "a.
T,r.,,, r,,,..I,. t.,.v..rI r.u.r,.t,r
,,...,.. ,....I ..f...,..
'''
''"'> ami i'' 'u-'.I 'n '' 'l"'.
fund. inn" NI "-r l..'..i. h.. i"url
wi. II u,un., "utt 10 BE- Nt,s t.n' urr
dark amt ,,i,L. tint ,,. ht a., .p rr.
-. ,,. .......t..... ,.. ..,..
81 II III 81 'I'N N''. '. ''.'. CIT" ~"
so 'u from b'nt q ."''h "'''.s. 'nI
moral ,\crs..ru.r uu o., communal,
the contractor IS un ,,'ram,h aui,,
ond in nnr,a,t l,,trr IA modern ,,.t
....,i,., g.. H. ...i
''''''
''''' VIZ '' I'".' '' I''. '"
p'r a"'' Ill" '- uu'.'lt''' u. 'r
srn'i1ilN m'd'ru 100 u''ou AW ug
the ancient. r., "a pr. &. Ia Lrt ono g..
sirc'"d Sphere. l.u, mtcr.. tu. a.,
d,~pot. Mnn., sole. end AMI stm iu bf
was To- squeeze ~, Il rrnuN uut 81
their sub Gets. u.,d tu iHru utt n, "a,
cnu,~. Il, l,gtiiug be- -,ip.,fiue Nip .,s.
10 that one IL t',,lr l,Ir,I nj o.. q ,
subject. Who Wnuid r.,lHr rn., f.,
the contract. Iur.n,r ia N tti.. L.v
ever. tn. IS, .tru doe. mot -.,m fl lu,,
hrru ap,li,d Tn.r. ni A.,
lruino nt contract for Lr,,l work a.,
the Tower nf E.hI Noah ...,l n.i al
yrr,i., f,r ,r,rr.,'. ,nlu 4 th. Al
And wr have rr, rr-.nn ,n- h..l,t "a.
that the ,tonr ella won't ,ntn t,,
t,r,It p,r1tnud M. ..I.m,ht ,p % 60
market. hnr. II furnished h, contract
II would have. h,.n "A h,e,.,r i,b th,,
the rhil,dclrh., cit, hulliu.s
Dating from th first hnil.lin., q IA !
rnld. In In,,ltnt. when ih. cid.
Rr,,.cy and Li. comma q. a., ih,. .rni,i
n.ut land the f.n d,t,on. of ih.,r colo.
sal fortunes. H.. moIrn .nti,.t ~.
tenn h,. d,a,'n. 49, Iuutil. un, over, tlInc
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-02-27
MISTAKEN NGGOTIATlON5.


The Tramp with an Eyct" Bus;'c'.. AN |
:.i- tu"~ujcmnu; Failure.
\ tramp cntc'cd Cha ham street
beer saloon m / sad Ia the gentleman
behind the har:
Il want Il PARTNER. with Sm;.li cash
capital. 10 cmbar., in lii;l. business
culcrpr 81. l." p oil Of VIII ch VII he
hcN oud Il conn II a.i,n 10y the ordinary
rules oi pcr,"n; '@r.
"k,rr ri.hi on aid the lar
tender.
Il am rrnilcnln by birth aAd ed
ucatiou. continued the tramp. land
woul tc N p r-"nal appearance |
weren't arprd iy Il want uf suit
abe llahliin,4il- and and
Soap the hHlrn.!rr suggested.
"A, Observed tn. scheme Will re-
ql,rc mall ca h cap tai
LIE f,rni>h .i',' capital
"Tranl>S, tlaI vi mplfy matters
anna Higiy Tn >,h ne is thi,: You
and nave m d. a waLrr on the lait
election. the 10 cr To ~ianl in thc CHy
Hall bark from eight Il. III. to cght p.
m. and grin a Land orgal. VITA tn
ANNOUNCEMENT comp Cuou~lN Ill 'plaNrl
III I all moneys I;h II III AT the door
will h, dc,o'ri t. titr pedestal fun /. |.
unsur unt.h. am the loser. " |
wrind the organ. Int | must he hand
somrIv tr,>- II. ami IN Instrument must
BE- o'Hljn ii. When am fash onab',,
at ir.i r.'~' ml1ic a cross between :
Wall -trr"t bank II ard II gr"u.n,
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HONEST iNOUST3T.


% tHly ih"r"r :h!t"'' Ti':!t lr'sd' I"
"''n"'i'" -''r''7'.
NrSptc the ~umrW IA; prevalent id.a
..:t speculation j. tie r,.I r.1I IA.
.....i,L ...tr,,,b :. III ,:I...+
.L'.I >,
nav
"'' way 10 S''c'c : i-Hl''!''~' l'-.''
-" "mrli>hed gr'at r"-uilN III -nt d rec
ION. What have been called n, h"p,.
jp,;.ira,iops of ,rrliu, ar. ou,, fruli .
-, io,.., Ian, nnin,vr t,r T. . =,
81 '''''''' VIM ''', i'' '''''' '''
Nrh up rarely "t' irfoh' 'h' "" 'i-
Per on. Al Is 'r'i'. y" a'on- III" p" - %.
,hr' 'ha' hon'>' i'i"'>'rH "l"'' " u u
IL i 80 WIN rd'i't."l III c:'"'".''
ne mere ahii'It" - 'i''"d| '''n'
nations WIN iit!r Si"iE ',"'. i.' III he
/ tiir >ucc'>s!"i ,'h''i''I' II J. "".r =
7 o,,"'ig. hai"-N N"'A'il~ ''"'''H' VINO
f'AliN Su'rre - \ ca'',c' o,'''' III
Nf'Fu'at'oi! oiiil Prov w '"'' '" GUS
h''>H i,'c, /" "'',,,' ~, .".1 ''' '"' '''''
Az. '''i'f%S' "h''' '''''' "' ''''" 80
''I INV "to' >.
~ A''t eH>''iti''l i ''',i""-'' u
"'"' i"' mean ''i' n"'n' "l noun u
'"'''' ~ G'>''i ''>N' ''''' ,'''' ''''' ','- u
~ ,'' i''s''iii'''' VI '''' "'' '''' l.
rms may require i '""- 7 OF '','' ''I
,l''l' p"' nir''iI sue '.' ''''' '' i,,'" NV
i'HT or S'rrt 'h' l"l"' "''."'i ne
t''"'ilcc "i WORN !, ''", on: ''"' l.
MAY ~ e'' III l'''ih az 'n.' i
9@,ii @ i','''h 10 IL, "iI'.h''''' i!' '''''i u
we nave Pl',r 'or Hh ''"',''''''''
N"'nS i'i'n' que W. W.. iH' ~. -" u" "'
III : '''t c.'"'i'' "''' nv III "
VIZ S"ii'I'''.'' an" iI.'.''' VIVA, ~
/ u,'''' u, "F'oi' l"n- "''nt W., """n On
ne "'!N "'I"V''.'' '''' =" ~
/ Pi c'lloh' IL WAS ''F','N y ",' ''''"-
| fe',if "Ii;;'n; At 'n'' ''''' 'i''''''''i
''''i '';''i'' II wa 70 + ''."i" I',r'-
ual'|' nor t"Ir''. = %lI'. -" =" ~
| II non aih ! VINO rev. 'lN ''"''''
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hrohen taith with MN, ami u, tn,
means allowed his rival to share til,
benefits of the enterprise. Storey WI
sued for the money. hut 50 far IL ! can
learn ii vs. never paid.
"liuW dih the stranger get tiie mr~
sac" asked Of my informant, ~h'
was one of the three.
Il haven't the slightest idea, h" rr
piled. Il didn't ak him. d;in
want 10 know anything about it. Tia,
message was what | was after. and
asked no questions. .'-IIa>htmytoH toI'
(Ifr,}uUH U.rtti
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SHAVING hAIS.
a wassmaa who's. -tiiifui labor Lends
Aaars.,e.t 10 Many uesd..

a wessmaa wh"s- ssiiifui tabor Lends
Aaasas,e.t 10 Many Uesd..
"one ~ the hardest posts Ia hat
fac,ory. -aid bn~s ha,-makcr. ycstcr-
dsy. "is that ~ shaver. Few people
know ,hnt there Is such n person in n
ha, faclor, hni there j.. and his work
!. ss Important ~ II l. difficult IIc IL
armed with n thin. narruw -blndcI knife.
twelve larhr. hong. aud ~ sharp ~
sierl can po-sihl, be made. In which
gsndlllnn Il must be kept at all times.
The hat lnp,iN culnc- Ia the shaver in ito
rsw condition l. is IN the shape of
V. anh j. covered with short, line hair.
and perfectly dry The hn, body is
Issrs,i over the kncc cap of the man.
Who is "a shave u with the point up.
The Ahife j. then taken IN the right
hand. an,i. With the edge from the body,
V drawn back nnd forward with such
9ntskness that Ann would wonder that
an arm ennld hr moved 80 fact. In tho
n,rsnilme. great care must br taken. as
the isas, pr's.urr ~ the edge of the
knifr cuts The hat. and Il j. spoiled
la the Aclnri". where nothing hut
hr-i.elsss g'sals arr made these cut hats
arr thrwn un th" hands 81 the work.
men. hat Ia other. the workmrn lose
only nlsiut une. hall II the ,alu" II the
hat. and the firm sells i Ia some ~ccond-
elias. manufacture The only differ
ence is that smallrr--ilrd hat j. made.
VI" bnls being ir.i worked over. 80
That ihr top pulni j. drawn away from
ih" cnt until the latter l. about midway
hs',ss'n The top aud the outer edge.
after whirh the hat j. made up IN the
usual way Hats made IN this way
lrum htirs which were intended for
the hirhcsi priced hats can be sold 'or
nls'nl hall price, and also I've of the best
material \ unmhrr ~ retail houses
sh" s"ll low -pric"d goods deal in these
hat.
Whom ihe kuiVes are worn down by
cnnstsnt Sharpening. the workman takes
ihrm h"ur iur -" in his kitchen. and
ihrS ar glihuui douls the finest kuib,
ever mai" fG .Wh usc. The blade be-
Ing ~ thin. ~. own weight will almost
take slice from luai II bread. npd
w" ihinnr.s i - slice 81 roast bccf
which u .ha,,~ ~ would make your
mouth water The only trouble j. that
Whenever the edge touches bone. or
"hft hari suh.innc". Il is d"ntrd or
i#ui The edge ~ one of these knives
would mpk" hirhcr's rnzpr blush. y
\ ) HrHh
udgr Poland. the vcnrfanic yer
nspnt Statesman. has discarded the
light brown sul which mad. such Il
str In the House the first time he wor,
u last s"..ion. aud gon. back 10 the
spik".lailed blue coat. oruamcnird with
hfa.s huiton.. that he has worn ever
sinco the time Of the Wilmot rroyiso. -
Fras Hia
Nm, punir 4 ns the eat. hay,
Am'uli'r 90, liH ng 10" bottom of L.,
"iN itli uttn Mill mt yellow lu>',r
ufnn Is rfrH or p'hrlN. II is hi
wH't nit.". 60" otr. Il such animal
hn.H"u. in the DART. Chicdgo Hcrahi
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-02-27

A dry -gco..> merchant oi tender
foot City. Arizona. has inserted the
following advertisement in the local pa
per: I'VE have tie durndc,t lot of Al
goods every seen in this divide. and W.
can bust any Snoolrr who tries To- dis
putc it, Hitch up the old ho~@ and
come and see us. Ne have ran-ackcd
the world To get the finest goods. and
We are bound to please
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-02-27
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-24

DRY GOODS.

PRINTS Merrimack, fancy, 81; Manohes.
ter, % jArnold, 8; American, 81; Pacific, 55<;
Hamilton, 5l5i Gloucester, ,55K; Gloucester,
| mng.i bfi Gloucester silver grey, 5M;
Allen, 81; Lodi,4l<; Simpson, Q; Eddy stone
o. Simpson mng', 8; Allen, pink and
purple, 81 Simpson silver grey, 8; Richmond
pink and purple, 9; Dunnell, shlrting, AZ
body, black, 5Hi simpson, black, &; Rose.
Brown SHEETINGs--Crown ~; Augusta,
8; Rttrich LII, s. Charter Oak, 81 Live Oak
dale, el1l; Enterprise, {; Glendale, Z, 6; Boat,
AL, IA Admission, 6k
BRoWN sHIRTING-Cast Iron, s; Farm.
ers. ~; Honest, u; Pocahontas, n; Allen.
9ale, Century 61<j Dwight "a; Lockwood,
| BLEACHED SHGRTING-New York, lOf;
| Wamsuttai ~; Langdon, 81; LOnsdale, 7h
| LonFdole Cambria, ~; MaGonvillo, lO% Erult
OF the Loom, 50; Gold Medal, X; Cream OF
TioHINe-Amoskeag A GA, ls; Amoskeag
| a, 1871; Swift River, ~; Standard @, I; EaE,
| ton NN, l0h; Easton "A, II; Oakland fancy,
| "a Acme ODD, 81 Raleigh, l05t; Standard
2, p; Pearl River, ~; Sibley Awning, 10.
| Hamilton, l0lz; ThoTndlRe, iOL.
American, 81 Rock River, 8; Raleigh, 81
pnknownJ SSoo8 pa Jewett City, S54i I'M
i plEgIMs-Amoskeag, l9}l; Otis, 1874; York,
6HEoKs AM PLAIDs-Mount Pleasant, 7;
| Catawba, ~; Old Dominion, :; Memphis,
| rs Queen City, %; Augusta, Z; Tennessee,
lll05}Si Cottondalei Il Cumberland Check, Z;
! Slbley,S
G1NGHAMs-B Bates 81; slatersyille, 8.
| Westtillo, Il Bates Dress Plaid, 0; Scotch h
r. M; Amoskeag, 81; Bellevlow, *;
| Washington, 0; Windemere, ~.
| CHEVlors-Oakdale, 91S; Sterling, ~;
| Unknown, b. b., 90; slbley, %; Glen Rid
die, lQh; Harrisburg, 81; Slater, 81; Ever.
eett 1Ai Boss s. silverdale, 81 Arlington, o.
Victoria. IL; Germsnia, 1915; Bates. u,