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The Daily telegraph., 1886-04-09

PowDERLy, the knights OF Labor
leader. is winning golden opinions all
over the country. The Courier } Journal
says Powderly can set thousand
wheels going while his colleagues are
irving to find out what IL the
matter with them.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-04-09

enyrRAL paltlicaf heavyweight
met il Monroe Do Tuea sday night to-
indorse I candidate for the mayoralty.S
Result one joist broken, general
stampede for : few moments, and an
emphStic set of resolutions. iS'reue-
port Times.
The Times might have added thai
lie election is over; that Fred Endom
secured the prize; thst good feeling is
restored and all personal annimosiiy
which may have been eDsendered is
dispelled and the successful candidate
aud his friends extend to the defeated
The hand Of frienship, which they
should not fall 70 grasp.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-04-09
HOUSE.

SOUTH GRAND STREET,
Second house below Mr.. Fudickar Store.
MONROE, LA.
MRS. L. ". HUMBLE. Proprietress
poo,d and Lodging 81 per week; per
month. % SIG. Patranage of the public re-
pectfully solicited.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-04-09
NEW ORLEANS
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Flour, dull, Choice, s4s5 Fancy. & d6oc
Extra Fancy $3.50, patents, $5.4o. Corn
dnn. mixed, 46c. white, 4505oc
sacked. 45c. Oats firm. choice. western
SOC. Corn meal lower, Sl.9o hrm nay
nr,me. Sl60l7 choice, ST 50@lS 80. Lard
9uiet refined tierce. 534c. Bulk meats
tirmer. shoulders, 4c, long clear sides, 5o
clear rib sides, s 6Oc. Bacon firm, shoulders,
4s1c, long clear Sides &c clear Iip Sues
6lIc. Hams choice sugar cured, 9ee9iac'
goes common to prime, 6M@lo. sugar,
| firm. open Kettle, choice, l-l6c stfictiy
nrjme SC fully fair, 424c, good fair AS,
| fair, 4 9-16, good common, 4o-lo; COM
mon, 4Z043s, inferior, Za031sc. centri-
fugal plantation granalated' ozsc, Ni, ci,l SIc
nrevybite. 6 l-l6c: prime yellow clarified
6Z.' clloice yellow clarified, 5M Oil
yellow clarified. 534c, seconds, 40)5Mc.
Molasses quit, open Kettle, choice. 2oc;
strictly prime, 2Ol022c good prime, 3o(yazc
/ prime. 2O@22c, good fair, 17@lsc fair, 10
ai6c. good common, II, centrifugal, good
prime, to choice, 2l@24c, common TO prime
i6(N2Oc. Rice steady. ordinary to prime,
3L051sc. Bran lower, 7oC@711Ie. Cotton
seed oil, lower, crude, new, 2l19(@22zac, re-
fined, 271902SE, +. y, Is: @ caEe' io l91a'9-V12c'
meal, zoe. Pork quiet, Sl0-50.
ST. LOUIS.
( Flour quiet, xxx, S3.OO@S.15, family
AZ 25ID3 35. choice to extra fancy, S4.50l0
x.7O. patents, sf.9505.25. Wheat. quiet, No
, red Fall, soc cash. Corn higher, No.
mixed, $3.50 cash. Oats, quiet, No.
: mixed. 291zc cash. Hay, quiet; prairie
easv' firm. mill, 6lc; east track. 64@65t
Corn meal quiet, $1.s541.0O Pork, steady
q 5000 for old, and sll.25 for new. Lard
: Steady. 5.s5c. Bulk meats, shoulders 1'1 n
. 1926. long clear sides, 5.20c., short rib, 80
! short clear, 5.5Oc. Bacon, shoulders o;ooc
q clear 5.75l15.8Oc. Boxed lots; shoulders
' 5.75c: long Clear sides, 5.7O35.soc; short ril
y sides. 5.S505.10c; short clear, 5.475'5oc
Whisky steady, sl.lo.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-01-08
IA ClviliIn'S Wife in India. =


The excessive dryncss of the air
sometimes the humidity being as low as
< degrees out of II possible 100 degrees,
makes it feel like the blast OF furnace;
ii heats any ironwork, in the shade. till
you can hardly Lear your hand on it,
and it heats the bath towels till they
make me gasp as dry my face Every
thing possible is done to keep our house
cool. 1t is almost Theoretically closed
and only thrown open during the cool
est hours of the night. But though i'll
this way We keep it down TO 81 degrees
in the day, We can not get it cooler
even at night; and that is what makes
1t SO wearing, that you never get any
respite from the heat
The deaths from heat apoplcXv have
been many, but that is he case cIcry
year. vt the great railway stations
they have collins III readiness for the
dead bodies which are sure to be found
daily in the trains, dead not from sun
heat, but from sheer air heat My head
often feels as if it were being fried,
and all night long keep it and my pill
low well sopped with cold water. We
are having u punkah rugged up out OF
doors, and mean to dine and sit
out OF doors at night, as the tenn
peraturc is always some degrees lower
i'll the open air than in the house
You thinking OF hot English summer
night, will think how delightfully."- COO
and pleasant it must be; but can az
sure you 1t is only mitiSatcd misery: the
thermometer stands ut 100 degrees.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-01-08
The Planter of Ante Eclluin DAYS.

The southern planter was man in
authority. bold, active, hardy, gener-
Gus. atfablc. approachable and without
dl>simulat on: the moral" OF h 5 situa-
,ion cultivated and demanded all of
this, while his city brother WIS more
conventionally refined III mnnHcr>, more
luxurious III habits, Il man y. alaIrs
and a syhar lie.
The plantation home Wa Lu.it in ac-
corlance WI h the wealth of the pro
prlctor. and strl tly with Reference To-
comfort, convenience and no pitality,
but none to any form OF clas.c archi-
lecture.
As rule, with the wealth r elias.
they were large, handsomely furnished
but being always OF wood. VIII re- wool
could he obtained. There wpr,. no
marble pillars, cornlce,, or mar lie steps.
/ They were generally >urrouniel by
! large tasteful gr0und,. bat without
/ tropical eAOtlcS. There Were no >err-
ants N livery, us the slave was Il
| prouler badge than the livery coat on
! the back of Il hired freeman.
! There was seldom large balance in
his favor The nature of his wealth for
/ la .e it. Its increase and credit was il
Young negroes. ard the surroundings o.
comfort and c.cgane. lie never
/ specialized, but bought to keep. and
never sold unless compelled Their,
wis no standard of equpdge. He sim
ply consulted h~ taste ami his purse
/ lie Wore no hcral,,ic coat of arms. Iii,
/ family name WAS sufficient crest Tn,
hospitality to friends or strangers wa.
only limited by his halls, his IarIrr an
his barns, and this We com" went clral
through the household, from the mas
ter 10 the little negro that ran to til.
gate, and, opening 1t wide, le,dc you
enter.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-01-08
BANK OF ENGLAND NOTES.

The Difference In the system of Redemp-
tion in England and This Country.
There is as great difference between
the systems of issuing and redeemlng
the notes of the Bank of England and
the banks of the United States, rs there
is in the appearance of the notes them
selves.
The English notes much longer and
somewhat broader than ours. is Of
rough. white paper, with ragged edges,
and is printed on one side only, with II
few words and with no pictures or de
signs; while ours are completely COW
cred on both sides with vignettc, copy
of a painting, and lathe work.
Our notes are issued again and again.
until they become so worn and ragged
rs to be no longer serviceable. A
Bank of England note is never issued
more than once. Every note that comes
in is ut once cancelled, and then it
is stored away with other can
ccled notes to be preserved five years,
when it is destroyed by burning. 1t
takes one hundred and twenty clerks
to keep the record of notes issued and
paid; and so accurately is this work
done that the date when any note was
issued, the person receiving it, the time
when it was paid into the bank and by
whom, can be ascertained from the
books. If the time was within five
years. the note itself can be produced.
Many are the stories of attempts to
counterfeit these notes, which have
always been failures. As the average
time between the issue and payment of
notes is only five or six days, the fact
that counterfeit is in circulation is
known almost at once; and the system
of English bankers and merchants of
keeping the numbers of notes received
and paid gives the clew by which the
offender is quickly hunted down.
louM's Companion.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-01-08
siii.a u, the n.,,., Test.
nan l"oF' Au~Flean


The nswstsIaf fe,~prts -, tho death ~ IL.
vaiuable c"s Prince, !. i-slungtng H. Mr..
Nls-makvf. stated "a l., iTsf,n lung trsihle
hfonghi sssvfai gentlemen ires-iets AMI 9th
efr interested in 10. valuable rs s,nr4 II the
stat" a. cotauli D. ward, tho state ye,ori.
marian, NJ Ga the nature q the dissa-, lie
fount The entire herd, with Ia. exception of
t~u bulis ani uile roW, uni ~ pasture, AMI
IN aptafrni Ho,si health The iull, lonkel
spisntid, The ruw ~ sna ~ thu stable, wa
suffering fro'n gargct AMI enlarged knee
Prints a rhronic sase Tbs dairy man gave
the doctor full particulars q the COW
duash, Witch Was from effects uf uveftasa
tl'n Of the system during TIN late lutt.r
tests os, IN other words. sae doctor putt q,
fiusn making Tho cuw into an extraordinary
milking machina aai ,laB trying ~ return
her h. thu ordinary dairy cow. Value II.
t'" sshef n'ted Usiw a. a batter -ruaking
CREATURE, diai thFea weeks agu fr,sn tho
same oau-" - cau.ns. IL Ward says such
sstsfu tests must ~ all tin,s.a under.
mine ,h' Constitution - rola.t animal.
AMI Tho 'So slieis.iid creatures we're ~ that
eisss lfines-~ mssia forty sls t.punsis
twelve ouuo~ - lu,irf Ia seven da,E
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-01-08

"Oh. Iawiyi
"N bul's IL snaitcrf
Il feeds dem dcblS"
81 r'ckius yer dlct Ono % 'cm hoppel
out an rum cr way B,n,, he struck the
patient.
oh. Iawdyr
Yes snh; yes DIR went or nuder one.
Wall lie mci c.n''s gin out" said the doc
tpr. ~ lac removed the bandage. How
d"'' yer fell, Brulcr Grabneyr
Mighty lo'ly"
I"r want ter try IL 81 gin ter-mor'
mawnini Yer bc'tar gin ma So dis TINA. "
iIo rrc''ivs ,h" go ani departed. Late
that evening "a friend called ON Grabnev
anil during the g. nVrrsation tod him that
Damon ha !. while drunk. Toasted of how
h. hal lurnel sulphur and thunipcI the old
man.
'nnnlon says" added the visitor. dat
hos naic yer bFcbc dat yer's nictci wild
lrliis un' Il It hc kin cas- 'cni out He WIZ
wiul DRUM ur hc wouldn't cr talkeI dat
waN
Grnhn,, sail nothing but his mind was
nm y "a, III nrosc early the next morning
ani Pre- ar"i Ia rrc-iv, thc doctor. lie
tn,s a hlacs pnt, pour.'l quantity Of gun.
powder into q nli .ct II asiie Damon was
ui. tim
"MaUnin', B'ulsr Grabncy, how yer feel
~ mnwnin'f'
"Much better. thanks yer"
"lse gla ter heah IT,"
''Say. doctor. I~' mislaid dat pan. Won't
lat pO; d. I'D - ~cllr
'Ssrtlnly."
Wall, put yer fro In II while | breavos
~ptne frc'h ar VI ken stan de siege"
Grnbnry stoOl outside the door. Damon
tpo X upa shovel of fire and threw il into the
PIT Flash, bri Bang Tn, pot went
through u window Damon fell in the
yari. His hair was burned OH and his coat
tail. were burning
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-01-08
l.it- uf Human Nature.

New YORK sun
THAT lu':icl ~lr.c'ii.~i ori'ter with the
h. X q! t. -a.i 81 eNa>p 'lhtd IL. hl'r.
IN: 49, / rr tr"u' - han al tn CIV Ivo
90 ~. t"c.'hr Il ! 'rIid give i''r away
/ do, =. lie. FIR beei, hut shot cot
nu-"u - / VA /.
1hit SIM. nj. tIt "a railroad train rah over
hr a;ii ,...-. A'T. ad Iiit IA In" Wa
":,i- u ii ~ = al n 'ilici' OF ''e + al
wiiu a ur,.';ir"i "a rrnluIn'rate hln Tor
Al. %, ih.. /. i lai Len ..hy on % ais
otl AZ c..A h. ou.i t Ca"o - rhucd. hit
To- lose Il ~ Va uatl" animal the only thor
Gu, IL re, lie ever lo-SesSei or tN9.'cd 10
r. Sc, "l Is a Misfortune almost beg ond
money r.'aratIOn
krLPING 1T ALL TO HIMSELF.
s;nlt fun IT,. c.vrr o. h.s bIsi"t and
diSpliv Z I Ill of tishl-N.ce mess, oh, for
ona dav sport.
Brown-les. Di you catch EN- all your
elf.
Smith-C"rtainlr: of course.
brown mere i, You c;itcii EN-:
Smith (,lviy)-Oh, i'll a it'll stream In
Pcnusyiva not n tnousaml ni.r- from
here. Eut cam give the snap away, you
know. old boy.
Brown (>.lrcastcallvl-No indeed If |
knew where could catch Spanish rnacherel
in a Penn vlvanir stream l wouldn'5 give
the snap away cit ler
MATTER OF TASTE.
Young ladv-We mad a delightful time at
Mu,ic had lns; cv ming Mr. DLmley. 1t
wa, a MeyrrIrtr n.sht, you know. Are
Nnu t"ni of Mr, er"rcri
Mr. Iun;er thc>Itatinglr) Woes. hut |
THINK / wou.d jI>g rs soon have Milwaukee.
TIE SAME BRAND
Little girl On grocer storc)-Iias yer got
rnny chaes'f
Grocer-Oh, Yes, plenty OF il.
Little G.r.-!t's til same kin Us yer had
la week.
Cir, ccr-YcS, exactly the samc I'll war;
rant it to he of tho sam, To-. How much
will you have.
Little GIrl-Not emmy. Me mu lder sed
stock worked of.
WELCOME STRANGERS
at fills my heart with JOY" said an
earnest country clergyman at tho conclu-
81, II Of hi, sermon, ITO see So many straa-
gers among our congregation On this beau
t:ui sabbath morning. Sojourncrs i'll our
town arr AWAY; w"iconl, We wan. them
To come Noun. mrn AMI old men whom
the sottaning influ .nc,S OF home. We greet
with open hearts. The collection will now
b. ta:ol up
THE WAGES OF SIN.
Mot Stree. Sunday Schpl TcacAc- (tu
Al SIN, tho laGniryman)- are tin.
wage of s.n.
All S,n-S.evcnty-five Client a ,loz,n. n,
cieckHc no wasace.
non
M-Ss Cara TO voung Fratherly) -rhar, is
great rivalry between the young iaIir, of
the church, Mr. Fea,harly, II 20 which shall
! sell tho most ice cream at tn. festival 10
morrow evening, an. want you t. uatron-
~, my table extensively.
Mr.. Featherly tlevotolly)-Yoi can no.
only count on M exclusive patr ,i#gr. Ml,,
Clara, but I'll bring my heavy winter over
| coat, too.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-01-08
PREPARED FOR HEROIC EFFORTS
A "Confcd" Gets u Chicken Dinner.


During tho war tlsrs was in on. cam
man n practical joker nam'd Htiry Ne
Nette, who i, now a pilot on tn. Ai:l :w
river. Jus: at this TIM, il tn !.,,torv q:
tie confederacy, ratiols b'rlm, -rcrc,.
Parched cora and sweet pota;.c - v-rf
well once IL Il long while, bus ar Iii =
tionahle when taken rs n STEADY a., NJ =
n ito notice thai Lieut. Nowlin i...u1.ldy
visited n farm house, the cicgan. crun /.
seat of judge Beach. He hal c.t.l SIN
the handsome Mis- Beach, and Ii. - - i.4lt
Nuwln was paylns special al, II: =, 20
her. One day McNct.o wen. - .iiIn
B.achs hous, AMI ran. III, ,.... j..
" h,n servant apparel McN,.t. i.I; IA,
ha. IN ,cr LIS arm and ask If ~ go, -.
81; Beach III. servant crai5' ii r.. ,!r!
that n woUll see Presently Mss B.cl
apparel.
Il his Miss Il aclif McNp;,c ;,>s, |, ii,
he humb.y low,d 81 th. yoal l.i,
~ -
"I0cIt. Nowiil wIo Is very IL, rod
ILc IL come over an $. you IL S,l,l h.th n
Lroil.l ciic.lc.i AMI an dang else tia, y.a,
III D.. h. nj ,ht rc'i',i.
We'll. II. doAn tho sail tn yuua.
Ia l.. sac "oi"l Iio. allow an. If t.4..,r-
wants - ,ur.,-.e III. IN al. ST.. Lru..l n,
clic.'i h,r.'.-. u III, i..ca J ARA :. IL,
"I4c.l,' gave IL 10 Men - III, ~. "A
owl IN .ihi;. lie wtnc GoAn "a - ih.
vol, and ia ,to!. "lhora was elt ...l ...i
,Ir,, me : b. sa;'l ~ sp akin, # !l."...i.
lat oa thIc OCCASION 1 "ai tEr... ;n"l II.
| self
Ihr NIX, GaJ Nowl;u call,l Oh MIS-
Is ;.ch.
u ;,n surprise To SO yoa," slo sal
| ''N u.'S' he
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-01-08

NI.fH 'H f' N'..I."f
IA, ,uWlol- p.i,h thor CAMPS in The
utad,N aud valleys. generally ,,h,t
IN place where grass and water ar,
plenty The round up camp. az moved
,t,u morning the wagon tui camp
e .ulpag, going a t'w mi,r- tutWar J.
Nhllu most 80 The lsub- hfo s,tr,hln fnr
rio. through the DISTRICT uu each ,ilr
Toward nuun tho lowing htfi.. may ho
"a, "a ino, ing toward the now branding
place whore tho calves and ihr other
an mndrd sin,k htnmo acquainted
with ih.ir oWn,rs mark thrpugh The
mo iam II bot branding ron, The
Knit, also eomvs INTO play "a cutting
Mi hes. SLOTS. and other marx. upon The
ear, and 'lvN laps. hul tho scorchlng.
ho,ri narrowing lrHnd Is never ior
gotten
D, noun We arc At the r,ml enc
hludr,l tui uiiV ~. Is sraNtr, and
,uNin ,s ~ tho pWd.t tIt.r r.ul %
a. 20 .'fht lNr r.u.tal i.ll 49,
,,ltir ere - ntt,ii o.ti 90. ufut r..,u
-'.yufrs,r tlr .u.. Cd. lo,t,.t
~ th.t .o.mu. all lut hu" h.,u
bo,, bat the ,,ciirurn keep. up No
of.o .r.u. q, iir. and Ia larger the
ftiIifiu NIf PUN wv iNfNt iAt AtlN i"'N
ssn To- enjoy thr Work
Ia the camp each oitnt selects spot
for ~ mos wagon. iou yarls or more
from any ofhtf So that rt.h lot of
lur, can have guo feed \ dr",r 90
uut TO- horses. often NOR .,lluu
h accompanies each ouiit 90, Il
bunch IT horses b IA ,hart" uf It,
"Wranglr hcrir From lht,t
bunchcs The loya cut out ls,lcui fresh
horse. twlco "a day 81 oflener. nnl about
ten horses can ho found Ia each partia
pant ~ the round up
Ton ~ twelve outfits. with their wng
ons aud tcu's. a. cupy one To- two miles
along the Nroam Tho large hcrl that
has hoon driven IN from the hlll- and
valleys Is held hy twenty or twenty Ave
coNhpya. who ridc around tho caitlc
over un the lookout for stampede
tnWhoya from each outfit cut out thoir
employer, cattle. which arr taken. one
lot after another, generally, 10 the
branding place, whore zach cali ~ Gives
the mark That ia hnino hN the mother IL
fellows thunco Iho hnnchcs small
lots of cattle ar driven . = IN one side
AMI hcld until tho BOYS are rrady To
start them 80 their r. spectiyo places on
the range
Near the fires. where the branding
irons arr being heated a bcllow
ing ~ distress r. hoarl. and
throughout thu camp lowing. u
murmufng, an uncvaslng din goes up
while tho oowhp,s whoop aud ycll.
Ky w. and whistlc nj the animals "a
they ride among them, -uiting their
signal ~ command to the necessity OF
tho momcnt ariats gliston In the sun
light m they fly through the air Ia the
horna or feet OF the animals that are he
ieg ruped an thrown aud tho boys
near tho FIRE work quick ~ glass blow
crs, even forgetting their meals until
others arr on haul to take their places
No less forg 'tfnl oi their work arr the
majority Of the round up party
Spae" does not prrnit tho complete
piciuring here Of this very inicr.siin I
scene The morning call. the falling
tents the "wrangling of 100 COW
horses. the camp fires, tho cooks. oven
tho peculiar cognomens of the cowloys
and their horses. are each sufficient for
entertaining sketches
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-01-08

Ahtf Sc as ~ fihiuttais
Tho picLing ani MAJ ',ng nf early f,ll
fruit Is now ~ urler Hiactl care houii
~ taken Ia han'lins early ynrie'i - ap
ples AMI Is'aru. sligh, hrui'e io,l 81 .Is'c "
d~cay tcni ts,ly lhe let fruit 20 mark O.
well packet. apl don't Wa.tn tha irt Tut
ptc"tvo hy drying Thr lai.nt dr,er- AT,
b'inR improved onch yctr. ~" u oil sih.
AMI ~ ls,'s, anl ih.f, ts Nos nt"xrusr for
was'ci fruit. Met p'trs - all l'e packed
before Eritnr mellow u very frW kiult
llhH th" Rus'iHs'r. tit"l ~ u "p iho trrt
Whcr" n fiun trr' hn. not is'en trainei
frum The 'infi. tn la.t iins' io n,tc what
riuning IA it, l. iut afirr tn ',ui Is
picket 10" ef".t hrib AL shn {, wili
,he1 mako hems'lse. nuiio,ails. nni ran
u rut mil. 80. " ia,rr, marked with q
string for late fall Ifnnin i'nlcallo cur.
rant lush"i ar pow rcaly Tor
digging AMI torling Ia. I, await
aale 80 shipment nsk~ cuttings When
tho plants ara due. mi 80 them ~ -n,,n
a. ~" rtnuni j. really blackberry end
fasiil~rrY rans'. whtrh have IN, shei fuu,
inf, shout d. cut awar n thn growing
sh,ssH have iss.n pfotrsly Iinchei ihey
ought nov Ca lga very atucky. Hnl show
thrifty Ni, sh,uis 1le new strawberry
ts'si' should ." carefully wairiiet n any
plant shows ferlio growth. take u uui anl
feilaeo " With sirinf me The secret IL
hg trrries, AM phaniy, nest Season. l. Wig.
ofoas growth this fall dive weekly sup.
ply ~ lianii manure AMI plenty ~ water
at all TIMES, " the weatii.r /, dry ~ mar
k"'ing cho,sn grape' clip VA with tho sels.
sufs anv defective or BRUISED i-lriat study
The laste alui n'.~is at yuuf market, AMI
tsca accordingly. b,ut h., any wcs,ls e.
ie sosi A. fast a. iani v ,lratei ~ crops,
rlow aud pfrpam u fuf sup,oihirg else,
Early orders srourp thc t-..t tres ani vine.
ffu,n thu nurs rymeE The new crop II
nurssry siock ia now ready to ,,,me un tha
msrkat t'st tho ground resdy Tor planting
~ otoi.-F, that Their, will b, 10 delay
wbsn tbs tree. arrive
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-01-08
ChSrLNG OUT DEVILS.
A. ta"roi.in In Arksn-sw. In which the
Isortt..r Gets shaken Up.

-
-. ''r'n'N i''.'u g. tai IN h"flih H.
h"i l"'.' - very >',"ng MAJ. WITH inir pr,
+ "'ns - - ~ "a'' 3" years ON
'n. th" h"1"rnl Ndllln 'o'll,v CAM
aI "g nnl ~p"i h'~ liant upon ~ '''i'H
= '"t " ! '-'"r- ~" nj 81 ~ SIN " AZ
"a 'inu"l 1" 80 h~h on" evening
li''N Damon. ia" ph'-i'.in ana eAI'r"''
"a
~" yer gttn Lung, Brnder ora'-
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-01-08
Poetry Worth Reading.

\ countryman took home with him as
a memcnto of his visit to the city gilt
edged card, upon which was written a
few lines of poetry.
What did you buy that for2" asked
his wife; you don't care for poetry. y
Il don't go much on ordinary poetry"
replied, but this was writ by dime
museum Teller with his toes. see him
DO IT,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-01-08

Near the equator perpetual snow
covers the mountains at ia. he,yh, n1
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,.u"n ~ ISIS ieri and In - degrees
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~, 'hs The solar rays rossess less
,"N' W 'bv higher wgluns, a. the con
al hss b~ "a proved bat that tho no,
.uns !" 'ta earth crust PROTESTING Tar
W ny" iho atmosphere, "a - the cas-,
WIN hls mountains, l'osaoAa less ~ M.
Inw''o' neat OF tho earth. boing mora
sool~t ': .aoling by radiation, which
mas cs'iscd their temperature 20 desceni
70 such low 'iegrco that oven midday
. .,.ss s. sss 81. sss.Jsas ,ss1 d.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-01-08
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

Estate of Anthony Bainc, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given by the undo
IN signed administrator OF the abov,
named estate, to the creditors of and al.
persons having claims against said de
ceased, to exhibit the same with the neccs
sary vouchers within twelve mont hs
from the first publication of this notice,
to the undersigned at his place of husi-
ness in Mason county, Washington Terri
tory, and all persons Indebted to said
estate are hereby notified to make imme.
date payment to the undersigned adj
minstrator.
Dated this 10th day of December. 1885.
JAMES BAINE,
Administrator of the estate of Anthem
Baine, deceased. 4w