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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-05-21

0llIPli. rRIDll EyENl,c. IA 81. 1876
The Territorial Convention.

II 10 SAID that All effort has been
ar will be, made To induce the Dem
ocrauc Territorial Con.mit,ee. winch
4. 10 meet on the 9th 81 June.
"a liz upon Tins for holding the
cuhvsnt,on which 10 10 nominate q
candidate for Delegate 10 CongIsss
No early ~ July nsrt ARslns, tins
proposition We des,rs to enter an
earnest protest. II there IL any
sound reason Why the custom 80
long observed OF holding The Tern.
tor,al Convention about the fret Of
September. should bs changed,
we fail 70 zee u. while there
are many reasons apparent Why
such change should not lie
made. Two months affords ample
time for making . canvass 81 the
Territory: II fully answers all party
purposes, and II 10 no, for the public
interest TO prolong political cam
paigns for any greater time than IN
necessary TO place the issues fairly
before the people. - they always 10
some extent draw attention 10 poll
tics tina, should 10 devoted 10 busi
ness. II 10 likewise. we believe. sus
ceptibls OF demonstration. that the
usual practice Of permitting the dom
insnt party 10 take the initistivs, ID
founded 10 wisdom.
There arc other considerations
however. paramount 10 these. ],
tas Territorial Convention 10 called
for July. II would be necessary Il
hold two primaries and two county
conventions, a. IL 10 quito certain
tht county organizations cannot b,
ioducsd TO move in the matter o
nominating county tickets three o.
four months previous TO election
They do not generally begin to tall
about candidates for county Office
until about two or three months be
fore election. and until that time
The people take little or no interest IL
politics--not enough 10 attend th
primaries. II would. OF course, b
folly 10 talk about calling primario
in the month Of juno 10 elect dele
gates TO nominate county tickets Z
b elected Ia the following Novem
Der. II 10 hard enough TO got thor
out to the primaries, when fu
county ticksts are TO DO nominated
and the result Of holding two sets q
prinsriss and county convention,
the first for tho selection OF delegat.
to tho Territorial Convention an
the other for the nomination
county tickets, would be that n
first would be attended only by IL
few who have some special job
view. In fact, il 10 90 we'll know
and certain that tho rank and Al
will not turn out generally 10 u
primaries unless II IN for the purpo,
OF selecting delegates TO nominal
. full ticket, that we cannot see no
any one can advocate the propose
departure from the old practics ,
tho party, unless il 10 for the sccou
pIisbmsnt Of some purpose th'
would probably not 20 through in
convention Of delegates fully rspr
ssntiug the masses OF the part
Management Of that kind may carl
conventions, but IL seldom CARR,
elections. and We hope that the pr
position. il made, 10 material
change the time Of holding tho To
ritorial Convention. will not bs o.
tsrtainsd by the Central Commit,
when IL meets.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-05-21

IT is now said that Mr.. Blaine has
joined the Knights of Labor. and by
this means has been casting an an.
chos to the wiadward," % 1t we're.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-05-21

Mas. George H. Pendls,on was
thrown from q carriage in Central
Park, N. Y. yesterday afternoon,
and almost instantly killed.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-05-21

Society in Tsrrytown, N. Y. ia in
q Au,ter Of excitement over tho elops-
ment OF o niece Of the late Com
modore Wander bilt with the family
coachman." Tho accounts dwell
with great stress upon the facts that
she 10 an heirsss, young, highly edu.
Gated and attractive. They do not
say, however, that she possessed
"horss sense" and probably this is
Just the attribute wanting for a per-
feet union, and may be supplied by
tho dsspised charioteer Doubtless
much OF the vim and energy OF the
present generation is derived from
those who occupy the lower round
on The social scale, and who knows
but that Mrs. Minter, as she now is
known, has not made . wise choice.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-05-21

Ex- (AcTINo) PRESIDENT Hayes will
attend the Grand Encampment q. A.
R., in San Francisco. next August.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-05-21

TIE miners ssriks in King county
10 at On end, and work will be 70.
sunsd asxt Monday.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-05-21

subject. and the cold black and
white u the illustration can only
give MI idea Of its treatment without
any suggestion ~ to detail.
Thorough bred cattle.
An advertisement OF the cole
bra,ed Lakeside Stock Fam. OF
Syracuse. New York. appears in
tins ir.u. OF the STANDARD. 1t will
b. seen that Messrs Smiths, Powell
a Lamb. it's proprIe'ors, will have
ON exhibition soon ct SPOKANE Falls,
some Of their finest registered Hol-
stem Frsisian bulls and beifers,
winch will afterwards be sold al
private sale. should purchasers be
present The main object is how
ever, to advertise the extensive oper-
atoms Of the Lakeside Farm, and
induce sn investigation OF the merits
u thorough bred stock for profit as
well ~ TO subssrvs the ambition of
those who take q coinmsndable pride
IN the introduction OF superior
breeds.
The record OF some Of their cows
will create general surprise among
s,oukmsn. Take Albino I'd for ex-
ample: This heifsr dropped her 6rst
cali April Eth. 1855. being then two
years. ono month and twenty til rec
days old. Her record commenced
ON the morning Of April llth, 1885,
and ended on tho evening OF April
10Th. 1886. Just 365 days. She gave
during that time IL 1866 lbs. 2 ozs. Of
milk. At the expiration Of the year
her daily yield was higher than when
her record commenced, 40 that her
record for exactly one year, com.
msncing on the morning Of May 9Th,
1885. and closing on the evening OF
May 4th, 1856. was IS .462 lbs. l OF.
thus surprising by us lbs. Is ozs.
the famous two-year-old record oil
Aaggie ID, which was II ,745 lbs. 2
ora, and che was some months Older
than Albino "a when she commenced
her record.
Realizing the Importance Of sub
stantiatipg such an unparalleled rec
ord, her owners. have verified
tho truthfulness OF the carefully
kept record by affidavits covering
every essential point.
Almost ns remarkable is the But
ter test OF the two.year. old heifsr
Beuola Fletcher. also at Lakeside
which dropped her first calf Apri
IL. 1885, was put on butter tes
April 30th. 1885. being then but two
years, one month and twenty day
old. From April 30th. to May 9th
inclusive, sho gave 800 lbs. l OF. o
milk, from which was made 1G lbs
D or. OF worked, unsalted butter, be
. ing al average Of ono pound Of but
ter from IL lbs. 1l.100 Of milk
> Benola Fletcher has given in jus
, one year ending April 18th, 1886
I. IL, 100 lbs. 4 ozs. OF milk. This ties
10 Likewise substantiated by til
sworn testimony Of the Superintend
mt Of tho Farm. and other en-
y ployees having charge OF the detail
= Of the milking aud butter making.
space will not admit OF more o,
tended reference to the many ev
' dences Of superiority OF the HoIsteiu
Freisian cattle, enumerated in
:, pamphlet issued by the Lakssid
firm. Those enough interested i
= tho subject to visit our Office OF publ
cation, will be afforded the oppol
tunity for comparing the record {
" various noted animals. and it
hoped that some Of our stockmen wi
: visit Spokane Falls during the sxbil
!, ition and secure some OF this stoc
for Western Washington.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-05-21

IT seems that the electric light
and gas companies of Seattle are en-
gagged in neat little game OF
"freeze-out," and the people will =,
as a consequence. soon have no use
for the " light of other days"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-05-21

Go to Shsrpe's, q. the City Shoe Store,
for the best New York, Philadelphia and
Chicago made hQots end shooe.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-05-21

A COPY of Col. Alleys pamphlet
description of Thurston county, has
beeu laid upon our tuble by the pub
fishers, Messrs. Alley L. Fraser. 1t
comprises 142 pages of information
AS valuable to our own residents for
reference as 1t is to those who wish
to obtain data upon which to base q
judgment of our inducements for
settlement. l., will prove of incalcula-
ble bsuefii 10 the public. In future
numbers of the STANDARD, we pro-
pose to publ sh extracts from the
work, which will demonstrate the
felicity vi It's compiler to facts and
the cate manifested in the conclus-
IONS drawn from them.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-05-21
unexcelled by any house on the
Sound.

Having been carefully selected
direct from the factories i'm the
East, and taken the opportunity
for securing low rates i'm freight
which have prevailed, we will
give all such advantages to the
public i'm
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-05-21
9elu advertisements.
Notice to Contractors

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF BUILDING CoM'Ns
FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF A
HOSPITAL FOR THE INSANE, }
FORT STEILACooN, May IS, 1856
CEALED proposals will be received at this Of
- fce until
Saturday, june 18th, 1856,
At Q O'Clock A NJ, for furnishing all the matcri
ais and labor necessary to complete the lathing,
plasterns aud floor deafenng OF the Hospital
for the Insane, in accordance with the plans and
specifications now on dle In this Office. BIDDERS
will state price for the whole work, and not BY the
yard. bond IN the full amount Of the contract
price will be required of the successful bidder
BiddS to be sent to W. II. Humphrey, Secreta-
ry building Commission, Fort Stsilacoom, W
T., and marked " Sealed Proposals"
A. +. fuLLlS,
W. II. PUMPHREY
GEO. d. SHANNON,
May 81. II Building Commissioner.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-05-21

POSTAL Agent j. J. Murphy, OF
Oregon, began sometime ago vigor-
ously laying pipes for supplying the
Republican machine with motive
power, and now his official scalp bgs
been hung up to dry.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-05-21

HERE has been considerable crit
icisln Of the mechanical work on tho
volume of laws just issued by MIR.
Cavanaugb, much of which we be-
lIeveto be. unjust. 1t compares very
fsvorably with many volumes which
have preceded it, and as it was is
sued under many peculiarly annoy
lug circumstances, should pass in
spection without the exercise Of too
vigorous a judgment.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-05-21

IKE Oppenheimer came very near
going up in smoke at his mother s
residence in Portland, Wednesday
morning. 1t seems that lamp ex.
ploded setting the carpets OF his room
and the bed clothes on fire, and he
did not awaken until the flames were
we'll under way. By throwing a ia
bic out of the window and turning
several sumersaults, the fire was
finally subdued. Loss $50.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-14
NEWS or THE WEEK

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STATE PicK-uPs.

Considerable damage Was done along
the eoss, by the storm. the nrst ofisst
week.
A STRIKE at the granite quarry of James
Andrews a Sou. Bldteford. was last week
settled satisfactorily.
The sunuL report ofthe Maine Ccntrh
Railroad shows an incrsrse OF net earn.
Tags over last year OF s'l.oSioe.
John Baker, OF Harrington, broke
through the Ice while skating. Saturday.
The tih int. aud was drowned.
Gen. Neal Dow has paid the Portland
First National Bsnk eco 600. The amount
OF his liability on wm. T. Gouli's bond.
The hearing In the Bsleher will case wss
begun In toe Franklin Probate Court last
week. II will b. remembered TIA, she be-
queaihsd the bulk ~ her estate 20 Bate.
College. en- 4 Der heir. are endeavoring 10
break The will IL IL expected that the
hearing will iast several days.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-14
Tur VTnplcr UNANruors

W. n salt. Druggist. nlppus. led ts.
tldrsi Il can rec Cmmstd Electric Bitten.
a. ihe very bssi remedy. Every bottle
so'd has given relief 10 every case Ons
ham Hare. druggist. Bsllvllle. ohio. siiifm'
The bss, selling medicine have ever
hsuflsd In nv 30 years experience. I.
Electlc Blitsrs." Thousands % Others
have sftei their testimony. - that the
verdict = unanimous that Electric Bitsrs
a. cure Al disesses 81 the Liver. kidneys.
or B'oni. Only half dolisr bottle A.
Nnyes Drug Siore. NlfNaY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-14
IN aEuORIaM.

DclicAisi % william N Atwood By = friens
on IN u.Ath % his daughter. Mrs. George IL
Wsfsin.
The day us cold and dreary.
My hearts smltten AMI weary,
The trees are strippci-tns. dead leaves ny
Iife IL srnkiesi and shaded.
IlONers are fes and faded
And What can DO nOs bat disf
In my cottage I'm sitting
IN tangled dreams are nitttng.
Visions % days-sseet DAYS gone BY
And youth Wilt not tarry,
ola age ID will hurry,
AL What can DO nov bat dief
The past vas aiied with giAlness.
The futufes fllleli with sadness.
4 turn from the past Nth deep. drawn sigts:
The light 81 life hath len me
slncs Col hath thus Deren me.
AMI What can DO n0s bal dief
Ny darling - near 10 me.
- tcndsriy dear % me.
Why an she disf WHO can tell whyf
Dad the good angel wan her
To tha bright land hercsfteff
AM ~hst can 30 nov bat dief
Lies sands keep drifting.
And mists are uplifting,
Oars shall Be nlxhts. with stArless ssy'
she never ines 20 meet ne.
Al he gate. and % greet ne.
And vhst can do no- bal DIET
lila isss NV. B.ovyr.
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III Weekly Elflar IL lss1si even Thar,.lay.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-14

SrxuEnI IEAn-The iSufAs C5nrda.
i0a celebrate, this year it, slxtis,h anal.
vcr-sry. I, might well Be named The
" f'Hirers1i Compilation, 90 widely u IL
rssi sui - wisely adapted 10 al agss
IT, contributors are the most noief writ
- ofthis coantry and 81 kar0pe. Among
then az. W u. lIowsils, 1T. Trowbridge'
Prof 6a1sy. TIE Dake Of Argyle. The
Marquis 20 Lrrne AMI Princess Louise.
Arch tesccn Fsrrar, &. A. stephens, Al.
mirAl David Porter. Lieat Schvsiks, ani
many Others. We DO not wonder ihs, The
Conp1aios. with such contributors. hs-
nearly a.. 90 subscribers IL coats b1i
Sis sui a year. AMI Subscription seat
nov 4 credited - January, ISIS.
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generally attain. The Maine man 10 no,
Usually formed OF plastic material. bat
~ s,erner stuf-he Is more prone 10 make
Impressions than 10 receive them. And
every true soa % Maine viii to his dying
DAY CHERISH fond regsrt for the State OF
bis birth. ipplsuse
Camp Meeting Jchn Allen and some
gentlemen made plessan, speeches and
then the company separated. amer having
q most enjoyable reunion OF the Sons OF
Maine
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-14

Tmosr in van, Of holiday good. Of any
Kind and everybody wants some should
examine our advertising columns. We
can heartily recommend al our advsr,i'
sr. a. square and plessan, TO deal With
and the variety which they offer can no.
be sxcelled.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-14

ylrANTED. Lscai ani General Agents 10
w each town snd ciiy 10 the ualon. On salary
o. Commissi0n. % solicit orders from basiDess
men Tor ear elexant, new style, niekls platsd ssd
100 priced dor plates. Our sslfsmsn make - 10
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Ac-, ssEt On application.
MlcH. poon PLATE Co.
0fan1 kapids. Mish.
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Please Don't Forget Il

rhsu % itnfs'. Cascade fsiiaa u frsps,ci
In Calruffs. t-liIs. frun 'hs rurrst snt tesl ~
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frrgflft1Is i.l Res -. rhIlsif rha.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-14

Great eAcltsmsn, has been CEASED 10 TIE
vicinity OF Paris. Texas. by The rsmarka
BE recovery % Mr. J u Corley, who va.
80 helpless BE- could not turn In bed. OF
raise his heal everybody SAID be was dy.
log % Consumption. Atrial bottle 81 De
Kings New Discovery ~as sent him fiui'
Ing relief. h. bought large bottle AMI :
box ~ Df Kiug's New LIFE Pllls; BY ihs
time d. hai taken two boxes ~ fills AMI
Two hottie. of The Discovery, b. was vii
art hsi gslnci In nssh ihlTiy.siH pound.
Trial bottles - this Great Discovery for
Consumption free Al Soyes Drug STORE,
NorwAy
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80 onis al Ihs QaI,ls lin 81. Ani - IN fns
~ f.swins. tart ~ tNs f,asi." Vile thiss icry
si.lut ne cannlll. nay - nay Mt - ccffsst. ~
~oaH say o. any vho corfsuIiA'e TIP " lts
M Isianas a weaii - eel o. sia- No VIII ~
ilarpy III ught- vase lire rlut totacc, -. =.
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