Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-02-26
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r.r,lif"n- -ai'i' committee met i'r
re,.'N N""''' evening
\ slight u,urn-" # SCARLET lever b. ~.
ported sint" 'ur last issue.
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H"ii''" hNh'' l"-' "Wednesday h'sh''
lhr Vanderbilt r-tai" gets another
dls. this week from "nr Office expert,
Mi. Eanmc u.iranlrf lravc- io-mor-
row l,r "A mp tn Eastern Washington.
Nj !. :. ~i-ln aud aiic lcn Tuesday
tr u short ,iSi a. friends in Portland
The r,uinoSc- arc coming. whom II,
will Il, "A s,oi time t. balance accounts.
u.,d Gan, r.rk,r'- advertisement, of
a,u, and f,,al IA this issue Of the STAND
ann
perfect wilderness Z" novelties
,re,ts th. vision AZ the New York Cash
s,orr.
Hunters rrp'r, tia, deer are leaving
the loWlandH for their mountain fast
nes-cS.
II your boy II missing, ten Ia one. You
will lind him catching -mclt oil Long
bridge.
Mr~. William Brown " slowly nc"v'
recovering from II severe and pro,rarted
illness
Nj william Cullen. the newly ap-
painted street Commissioner ~ mend ng
his ways.
Mr. John 'unnin CHAM Who spent the
winter In California returned homc "ir~
days avo
II is significant omen that Cinnamon
are pressing their bills Tor washing nnd
ssall Jobs.
Mr.. Ro-cnthal still continues hir clear
ance sale. Ia ind room Tor new supplies
now en- route.
Mr. John y. os,randcr and wife are
visiting relatives and friends ~ TITS city
aud rumwaicr.
The Eas,sidc logging railroad now eN'
tends from the mouth of Nozzle creek I"
Chambers prairie
Rev W. u Lee Is esie''e" !" '''"''
homc tonight alter +" w" week" "p-
! sence IN Portland
Mrs " A. farN'f' fe-'d'ns o" A'a"''
street mas ~ her sard'h large n"s"S"
JASMINE !" '"'' "''"''''
where IL my bov tonight, ?" We
j"s' sd" h'h' "aHh hf"""" 'h' '"'"''
WIN c'safe''s W nus """"'
Our resident astronomer ascrileH the
present cold wave Ia temporary oil
SHORE "endinr oi 'he japan current
Mira. Eugley appreciates the varied
wants of her ifsrnds by a'idin. stock OF
grcccriea to her millinery department.
sunday School Teachers Ass"cia'
ton was inaugursicd ut the residence 81
Capt J. J. Gilbert, Tuesday evening.
Mrs samuel McCielland, who has
been absent some time visiting her
mo,her. returned last Tuesday evening
Tie front part of the Bur,ncistcr resi-
dence. corner 81 Fourth and Washington
streets, IL undergoing extensive repairs.
Rev. Mary Jones'. pastor of the Hap.
4 tsi church In thl. city. /. holding n SER
h. az revival meetiny. In walla Walla.
II An attachment, has be.n served On an.
secondhand .tof, of Da,e. a peFries,.
and the sheriff la. charge Of the prem
| I.cs.
4 Steamboat men aver that the rais-
Ing al the Seattle military blrkade has
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