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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-15
Die Orife Der QTeroe.

Gin VorbauungsDerfdbre11 9egelt bieDriiie
Der BferOe gtbt eS nid)t, uuBer 0srbittuna
Der Qnltedung, ul,o oieie lit foun1 All err
mogliAen. 01ge9er l1lIen it6 Die 9(usarz
tungen m0glt6it bel'brdnfen. 0ersGrtes
lung Der 0llfsu6t u1h bunitige Stalungeu
itn0 belonoers 3t Dermei0er. Oaneben lit
fir ge6Drtgen Dffenen Qeib AT iorqen.
Sonit muB Die 0ri1e tDren bouitGnoieen
8erIauf Dur6mdd3cn. Gr ldBt ii6 nidt
abfiir5en; nun NuSld)reitungen mulien perz
biitet uno Die 9tatur 10 fpeit ais nDt1ia unz
terftiBt tperoen. Oaber itebt 6as 0erbaLz
ten, betrefeu6 Die 9flege Ger @eluuobett,
pbeltan. 9anGben fan1 Die ~ionitige Be-
banOtung betut 9utarttgen 8erlarf iebr etl1z
fad lciu, Gber audi tDteoer BET aranf6eitSz
ftei9erung ultb NuSartunge1 cine fleiBiqe
unD al1f rtert1ame Ge6onoLu1te li6 nDtbio
MAIDEN, Die aber ItetS nab Der @eitaltur1a
Der &rantbeit eiusuridten lit. 8egreifliz
6ertpeile fam nidt etn uno 0asie[he W9ttteG
1liibet, tDeltn Die 0riiie i'm Doller @ange lit
f%alienOen unO lange fortgeiebten @ebrau6
Don 9ampfeinatbmen lit gu 1parnen; es
l6DQ6t uno eri6lafft Die S1letInbdute
gan5 be6euteGo- 6ontg unb Jtoggenmebl
lit GUT Jtetful1g Der falten @jel9lpiilite iebr
gu er1pfe6Ien. Sin 3uiaB bon Gerpentin
lit getp06nli6 5u ent6ebren. 2autparnle
8lctumi9Id9e ftnO aQer6ings in Der 9(1z
tpe1oung untitGnoli9, ober bon galts uorz
8lsli6cr 8irfung. $50 @efabr lit, ma
mentli6 BET groBen S9lingz uno 9ltb=
rIl;n9sbei6peroeu, bari man Die Wfibe
ni6t ideuen unb muB fie Sag un6 Oeadt
fortiebcn. Sn ID bis % St1noen lit Der
beabit6tt9te @rfolg meiitenS erret6t. @tipas
Marntes umbinben lit INNER gut; aber
audi bas muB oft (beim QBeioeoange) Elm
ot6es @inl6mieren bon Jett erieBen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-15
CDR. WilbOr's Pure Cod liver
Oil and PhOsDhates', htilt Nu=

Oil and F'hosphates" 6et1t SUI
ften, S6winDin3t, GrfGLtunz
gen, 81 # 3 ut a, Bronchitis,
go md de, perbeetenbe Sronfz
betten.
Tait 10 i6ntadbaft mie 0obm. 9orte
Ferloncn itab Sinoer fonnen cs nit Ger0nii:
gen g~eitteben utb finben iie, ta1bem lie eS
gebraildt, 9rpbes @oblsefoQcn oaralt. IS
pere!l.i9t lid nit Der 9tabruna, permebrt bos
Bleii9 unb ben appcttt, bebt bas 0~tcrpe1=
lpltenl, siebt Dem 8erltoub unD &0rper mies
Der Sroft, i9afit ieues, reides uub rcires
glllt, fur; periiin9t thatid6ltb oas game
9SSpltem, VlciiO, Dt1.t. Ncrp, 8cbtra.
TtelesFrdpnrot lit BET @eitem bsiler, ais ale
onSera Yrdporate pom ge6ertbrar cs bat
ptcle Na6obmer, aber ni6t SeinesoIeideu.
Die Nelnltote, Die iid) aus l~eiter @tn6enoilno
er8eben. itnO ieine beiten @mpfeblunoeIt''
@ebt itder, nel1n gi6 Gure Gclunobeit lieb
1T, !1O peri9oiit @1ld oas d6te. beroelte(t
altein uon DR.. 2tirr. 9. SSilDpr.
Gbemifer. Bottom, 9tail. Yerlougt iQultrir.
teS Strcltlar, has foiterfrei per Iolt aloe.
l9ldt IperOet ipiro. grpdbnt bte{e
3ettun9.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-15

so ptel pie so Nrouen eegen 100 Mdnz
ner nerben an 8rigbt's 0tleaie uGbrenb Der
Herio6e, bo tie &tn0er sebdren (pom 20. bis
sum- 45. SABRE. 9ta9 bent %. Sabre liuft
pas SerbdltntB Der an Sri9bt's Iileale Gterz
benoen auf 80 6ralen 9e9et ie 100 Wtdnner.
@s ldBt ii9 aus bieiem leDr letdt Die S6luBz
tol9erlng Sie6en, CAB Die S9pan9eri9aft
lebr ptel sur 8ri9bt'i6en &rantbcit beitrd9t."
90 l0retbt Brt. Jtoberts, M. D., F. r. G. p,
SS@onoon, FIRST i'm f0ni9Ii6en Srantenbats gu
biSin in 0men'S 0oGege, Waandeter, aQe
Srouen ioDten 1pGbrenb Der S6pan9eri9att
iLnb Der yNufitebz Beriobe" Morher's Safe
Sure 9ebron9en, uenn iie it9 uor Nielenz
trantbeiten i6iiseu poGeit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-15

fi6 neientli6 ~perringern anbcrerieits mirb
aud bas itllere Gibdutcben 10 fet, BAH oas
!6ihn9en gu pieL Wti6e bat, ii6 aus Der
Shale gu befreien. Sriiher nabm man an,
0aB @ier, Die peri9idt miroen, i6re 8rut.
fabiqfeit berl0ren. 9uS lit inociien ELM
Srrtbunt. Ofan fann @ier. bic gut berz
padt ituo uno ionit ale @iBenihaften eiiteS
gut befrudtetcn iun9en Sizes beiiBer, tpeitz
bin perienoer, obne DAB lie boourb an
@ertb etnbiiBeu. BUR 8erpafuns ennpfebz
Ien ii6 feite &ift6e1, in benen Die Gier
stpilden Sd9clpGbnen ober &leie 10 Iiegen,
baB tie chamber ni6t beriibrcn. O1an6e
ipifeln sur Sorii6t nod ieoes st DEFENDERS
in 6eu. Die @ierfilte, Die uns augebt,
mus bal6igit aeOffnet tperben unD bic Gter
biirfen ntGt LANCE meDr lie9en, ebe lie Ser
6enne untsr9eIc9t tueroen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-15
Don etnem Qferoe serHetfd)t.

,ecSobM Butlcr, EN- StdUf1edlt oe5 Subrs
qelddfts bon 0se Brothers, mar Oienitdg
Wforaeu in Dcren IN 3eo. Is Bacific lloenue
gelegcuen StqIen nit Dem 8uBea Der
9Sferbe bciddftigt; ais Gins beriel6en fi9
ibm nd6erte uno feline 3Gbne III Buffers
1(rm fet cin6iB. Butler idrie, Die anberen
Stoutnebte ueriudten, oas ipiloe Qfero
fort,uideu6eu, bod ie GROCER Die 9lnftrenz
au1gcl,, I'M 10 letter grub iid has @ebiB
Elm. bis manbas gferb enblid losriB. mat
8utler's Qlrm cine unfOti1Ltde Woiie Sers
bro6ener &noden urto 3erfeBten TletiGes.
SIM County 6ospitdl ertld*ten Die Ner3te;
baB benz 3ebelt bes 9lrlneit 0efabr orobe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-15
Die mirfune ser Stdrme auf
Snumfroneu

8etra6tet man Die &ronen bon 8Gumen,
tpel6e ban Sturne beionoers ausgeieBt
finO, 10 JInoet man pie unO ba 5tDiiden ben
6auptdfeu ciuen Derbeilten ober pffenen
3tB. Siebt man ii6 iolde 8roue 9enauer
an, 10 iriirD man INNER bieie @rideinung
BORT finbert, mo Spei 9leite suian1mengepa6z
len ittO unb Die Stibe zines 9roBen Sbeiles
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-15
NtcDm0rft.

@m sri bpieGmorft betrug bic ons
ftbr 81, 900 9tiif, 9e9en 4S, 100 Gtiif III Der
pori9en gSode. Die @Sretie idlieBen I'M
90@25c. nicbri9er, ais ite in Der Utitte Der
@o9e ,poren, Do0 rilr fir ibpere Gtiere,
lei6te Gebaupteter i0 10 5iemIi6 ouf ben
9oGltprelien Der 8ode.
9Sprtn,tft 1nurAp,, n
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-15

Su StaSt usS TORT reifen Die 1einle bes Wsediets
uub @alctiie6er5 una tro9en bittere 5rl4t. 5seia e5es
mcirIpeiel lit bis Jest 96u8lib bopon nerf0ont eeb[ies
ben. Su ben bibt bep6dertel Guartiersn Der 0rDben
Gtdotc iino mangelDaite 5EanattiatioH, in beren Boz
itdoten uub otf Dem Sanbe itogntrenbe 8ilsen mn
i~untpii0er llrt.r9runo bic @rutIt6tta ~oerIel0en. 6eaen
bic geHauuten &rantDeiten 9tbt e3 ein N{ittef. bas Die-
ieI1cu furirr NIB ibaen g~lelcbaeiti9 oorbea9t Scirt
t gc e;hs, :, f So ! ,nirf5a m mI3s rriit;rrnnn @s aaesio o ., it tf0 e..
ggn oa5 Dtnlorta.6tft lit. Wer i1 init 6teisn nnner=
Qie:fiiDeH Spe5tfttnm ipappuet. fam R,in5niatil11en
Gin anjien %un8eiirait 9toB bieten. Mtagra;. sebsr= Ilo
noR Observation-Disclosures g9nier poer otberer 1lr=
iadlen fem. mcidben upr bent fppbltbdtig ipirieHbeu &c.
unuIteu @orrettiunnittel, un0 rbchnlattide. yliereus
unb 8iaieu5ejD merocn lucrOeu lider bnrd1 baiislbe
beicit.9t wenn e3 tonieauent angelpau6t lpiro.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-15

S6afe trofen $4,000 9tiid. gegen 80. 1895
Stttf III Der uori9en 98o1e AM Diefiget
Jfortte eir. Freile am S1tuB ber @o1e
unitdt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-15
Observation-Disclosures Brteffaiten

QIter 9eier. 5iebe Grtitel: vllebers
frudt BET 2uSerne."
5errn Sans @ebIfon, apons,
G1intDn So, Sn. Sra9e: @iebt IS etnen
Npparut gum Otelfen Der &iibe ulib no lit
herielbe al baben? lntnprt: vgDtn
Sllper Wilfiug Gal6eS" fin6 su BADEN pot
Dtoutgnmerp, @nrb & Co., Chicago. lit
Deridieoenen 9anaet, tpte ie gu ben ,3iben
paiien. @8 lit iebr su empfeblen, lolde
Wtelfrobr6et SIT baben I'M Sale Don &ranf=
Der Sdui6ung bin9eben, baB Dieielben fortz
tpd6reno a%ngetpanot tperben biirften.
5errn Tran5 S6u13, Seer
2obge, Wpntana. Siebe NrtifeG: v0ie
6unbezS taupe."
6crrn 81. Oe. Siebe Nrtifel: ,tOie
gum Sriiten taugltden @ier."
Serrn Sreo. 8ebrens, @urnee,
Bate 60, Su. 8rtef1t6e 9tnt1port.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-15
MttStpGrfS.

@eiteu. - S6luB : Yreiie fir sSl[i:
Seem Yorf $780, ct. gnii5 TIC, &oIepo
814c, DULUTH $1.03h Ntilipaufee S1ac,
minneapolis 81 .03.
Corn. - S9luBprciie fir Mat: Stem
gort 42c, ct. youiS 304c.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-15
neutrality-suspicious..

EW Observation-Disclosures Geoenftdube betreffcnbe
AnIra9en iiuD on 3erru @o4tIieb = enait9bo1en,
Sem arh. WebraSfa. al rifter.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-15
2'erfcuft 1purben Il. a..
Gciuc OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

genb eine WleOi}iu oocr ELI loettnrittel, 6as
Die erl9loiite Geber, Niereu, Atagert, 9allt
ltno Gtngeweioe SIT neler lbdti9feit anregt
llnO boouEr6 benz &lutanotorg -ltad Dem
Stopfe. porbeugt, oa5 peroiGte 8ut reinigt
ullb Die geIunfeten yebens9etlter, beot, tlirirt
pierfilnfteI atler 0ei6cu uub Bei1peroen. BON
belten 0aS Dtenl0eu9ei0te6t beimgeludt
piro. Die @eilfiinrtler Der 9ralleu Bop;eit
lultBtelt Dies eben 10 gut ais NIT uilb oafdls
torl0ten baS 4ftoi3enretN uad beiltrdftigen
tromnlelt Batter sou ct. &crauro'S mob(t9ds
tigem Sroen unb Die nadD lonGem 6ori6en
lnb Gtlojrcn BON ibuen ber9ctelte ct.
Bernard &ruuterpiue beoeufet oe5ipe9er
ben SrinrnpD Der a6er ale &roufbeiten Der
yeben5z9 rgune lie8euoen Gr;tlt9el &iliels
l0uft. Gtele 4}iue ~peroient nit Rebt Die
Ge;eI9nnn9 zines Don Der Jiotur letbr aus
erlelelen oetlmIttelS.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-15
G1SAfi6er 9SittcrnneSwe0ScI

fiib It bdNfig 6ulten m Weiol9e. Der
6uItcn miro iebod idleunigit unteroriidt
6urb 81 n's . + . II d. al 5to3es".
ein ebeniD etnfa0eS ais 1uirtianes 6etlmlttel
fir ole 5dlS= MiiefttDHert. 4retS % @ts. bic
S9a1tel.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-15

OpspepIie, llnperbauti6feit, ~frantbaTtes
&opfipeb unb iene Miot9teit Der Wlieoer
1peroen burd iooob'S 9ariaporida turirt,
1ue!de ben Mosen resultrt, cine eeiunbe
@eroauun9 belDirft, einen 9uten. Nppetit
I0afit, frantbafteS &opiweb beilt uuo oaS
gauge 9Dltert l,eu ~aufbaut. gu baben in alien
Apotbeten. 100 @aben fir @ilen Dollar.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-15
gSertdltft 1purnel1 Il. O.:

9m g CT 10 II m a + t + belief iih Die 2u=
fubr auf 90, TAT Stiid, 9eeen SO $50 Stiid III
Der porigen ISOLDE. @el9dit lebbaft. 4reiie
Mnuerdn0ert.
Nerfalft 1purben II. a.:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-15
Cine probe Don tbrer meinung.

Cine probe Don ibrer meinung.
Cine Game bat in einem griefe bies su
fa9eu:
sd Diiui6e elmer 9ewiilen &Iaiie, ipel6e
Ge9en bas N%unonciren lit, ipenn es lie etlpdS
foltet, cine 4srobe DON meiner Nteinung gu
9eben boS tpiro iie nidt einer Geut folten.
SD mar tait Sroei sSaDre lang bel lebenoigem
yctbe 6l &obe gcltdrtet burb 6opfi0msr;e1,
Niidetidnlerj, lit S6merS beim Steber ooer
Ueben, ptr6e budtdbli9 aus benz Goiein
geSerrt, ntein gtenb nabm in iSpI9e Don Otes
biSinen 5u.. j3nlebt begiug i'd III Der Ser=
;neillng bic Sutt5e, cine annpncirte Mtebi>
gin sit prObiren. DR.. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scription, lutD oies Derieste Mid miebcr III
Die Yliifieli9teit %poutgcr Weiunobeit. SD
ebre ben Nrjt, Der, 1penlt er 1ueiB, boB ct BET
len ta1n ben moraIti9en Mutb bat, Die
Sbdt1a6e St onitDncirctt"
Non Der ermdbitteu Webt;in 1pirb 9 q a H.
"ttrt, bab iie iene lubtilen &roufbeiteu,
pelde 5roler ei9cutbiinltb iino, bettt. 2eit
Die 9ebrudte Sordntte auf Staf9enumldla9.
Sir aue Gt6ruugcn ber 2e6er, bes Wtoger3
1tnb BET @tn9epetoe ne9mt DR.. Pierce's
pa1Iafc LStttn urn Tnti9
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-15
folsen oes Geidtfinns.
Gin pierjdtriecr Knabe eetootet uno elmer
Id,lper perwuroet.

San1es Dieoole, ser 4i6brtge Sobn oes
6anolung5reileiO Wttd)ael Dtcoate, tpel>
6er bic @teip 2)orter Tirn1a BoYo, 2SDite q
60. p~ertritt, nuroe 0onneritag 9tohlnittng
bon eitem in fliege1tber gile ba6eriauietoen
Wagen nieoerQertiien uuo nuf Der Steue
g%etobtet. SameS O'0era erlttt 10 i6pere
N~crleBungeil, ba6 lein Qe6en in groBter 0cs
fabr ld)1uebt.
Sanlcs Grammar foar Der &utiher beS
g8age1s, BET beitiinntt tuar, Saro aut oelt
an Der Gde BON Renoel> unb SraIflinitr.
errtbteten 9teubalt 81 fabren. lin, 4 llbr
bate Grammar feline 2trbett beeilotgt uito be-
gab fth III bas Srnere oes Bales, tD6brcnO
er Die Bfcroe auf Der Strabe iteben lteB.
!3nei iunge 8nriden. benen Der S6nops
bereitS libel nlitgeipiclt bate, O'0cra uro
Der in 1874 Glebelanb Nne. tpobletoc 9b1S.
S'D1aIep, ipral1gen nuf ben Wa9en, I'm in
Qbtueienbeit oes &utiders cine Spa3ierfabrt
81 mterncbmen. Die Yierbe, Die ut9es
tDobnte t6anb ipiiren0, bra1nten ourd.
S'OtaGep iprana pom Wa8en, S'9erd
murbe binuntergei6leuoert Milo bIieb init
aebro6encu Gippen i6per uerlebt ulto be-
~itnnungSlos aaf benz 8ooen liegen. Die
gferbe ralten iDeiter, pprbei au Der Wo6s
nurg WcDaIe'5, 81 Sranfltnitr., DOT Der
Der tleine pSimnrie" fptelte. SIM finoli6en
ltnuerftano rannte Der &leinc boiler Sreuoe
iiber Die galopptrenoen Gferbe auf bieie 5u.
un int nG6iten 2%luaenblid, bon ben 6ufen
Der 9toiie scrtreteu, iid I'M DLute 81 tpdl5en.
3ebn Wtinuten ipdtcr CAB Der &leile in ben
NrmeH Der Wtutter ben @eiit aIf. O'6erd
iDucbe na6 ieiner 99obnuna, 139 Oeilton
lue., 9eidafft, tudbtcno S'Ofaaep in Der
GDtca9o lpe. >Gtattom etnquartirt tpuroe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-15

Sir aue GtDrungcn bet 2e6er, bes MtogenS
nnb BET Gtn9epeioe le6mt DR.. Pierce's
Pellets. Sine pro 9piis.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1889-08-09

Mr.. John Cook is building a new
house on the corner Of Fifth and Cherry
streets, Eastside, and Mr. George Forbes
has the contract for doing the carpenter
work.
DR.. Kincaid has bought two los in
Lannon's block, on Dayton street, be-
tween Franklin and Jefferson streets,
whore he purposes to build II fine resi-
dence.
Mr. Alexander Howard is grading the
premises formerly occupied by Mr.. j.
II. Honghton ON Adams street, where
he will shortly erect row OF tenement
houses.
! During the present week ashes and
cinders, waited by the brcczes, from
neighboring forest fires, have been fall
ing lise snowflakes upon the street OF
Olympia.
The Second street approach to the
Percival wharf has been closed to tray
ell, and all business with the new wharf
now goes and comes through Third
street.
The Signal Service Office reports
minimum thermometer, "A degrees
maximum thermometer, II degrees
weather cloudless, no rain; barometer
falling to 1896 inches.
To answer question often asked
we state that the sixteenth and thirty
sixth section in every township of every
county in Washington Territory is re
served for school revenue. 1t vii
be seen that the school sections com
prise about one-cighteenth of the lane
area of this Territory.
A farmer living twelve miles from
Olympia, brings his young daughter t.
the city once week to take lessor
in piano music. The girl has an organ
TO practice on mt home, and is maxim:
about as good progress as the average
school miss who has all the advantage
the city can afford. 1t is only the oil,
story, "Where there is will there is
way"
The Olympia School Board have re
ceived for use in Odd Fellows hall, OF
Washington street, patent black
board that never cracks, shrinks no
warps. 1t is made of several thick
nesses Of thin wood, cemented together
so as to cross the grain, somewhat anal
ogous to the manner in which chat
bottoms are made. 1t comes in an,
desired lengths and is sold by tn
square yard.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1889-08-09
POLITICAL PROBABILITIES.

Many political rumors are flying
about, the existence OF which is not
specially sought out for this paper.
However, it is within its province to
note surface indications as they appear
To many aspiring would-be statesmen
the coming Of Statehood with all its
possibilities, will doubtless prove
mirage as dcccitful and disappointing
as it is now eyhilarating. On either
side OF the political fence, eligible ones
arc cycling each other with that degree
OF alertness supposed to animate cat
while watching mouse. Most OF the
State-makers have already supplied
Gin their minds) full quota of State
officials. The Senatorships constitute
the largest plums, and one can hardly
discuss probabilities on the Republican
side without getting into a condition
of nebulous thought, wherein Allen,
Brents, Turner, Cannon, Squire,
Haines, Ferry, Sprague, Thompson
and Others fit lightly across the men
tai horizon in bewildcring uncertainty.
On the Democratic side, there is less
talk, and more evident disposition to
get down to work as condition prec-
edent to housctop exhibitions of per-
sonal ambitions. For Congressman
there are, thus far, three candidates on
the Republican side-Messrs. r. o.
Dunbar, Of Goldendale, John l.. Will
son, of Spokane Falls, and Allen Weir,
of Port Townsend. Mr.. Dunbar is
strong among the river counties, but
is being attacked in his own party on
account of his position in connection
with the question of county bonded
Indebtedness. Mr.. Wilson has been
industriously electioneering for him.
self during his recent trip throughout
the Territory. He is objected to by
members of his own party who, allege
that his mugwumpism few years ago
when he assisted Mr.. Voorhees, in that
gentleman's first campaign, has not
yet been fully expiated through faith.
full party work. Mr.. Weir will have a
following among the northern cOun
ties OF Puget Sound, but is objected tc
on the score that he is too young in
the race, never having been urged fol
this position hitherto. On the Demo
cratic side, NJ. NJ. Goldman of Columbia
county, J. Hamilton Lewis of King
county, and a few others are men
toned. For the Governorship, Repub-
licans are talking of E. P. Ferry and ]
K. Kinnear of King county, Col How
lett of North Yakima, and DIR. G. v
Calhoun of Skagit county, while the
Democrats are pretty generally united
upon ex-Gov. Semple. For Supreme
Court Judges, Messrs. Hanford, Tur
ner, Pritchard, Bradshaw, Sturdevant
Hoyt and several others are recklessly
exposing themselves among the Re
publican hosts, while of the Democrat.
there are: Ex-Chief Justice Burke
Judge Nash, Judge Allyn and few
others. Altogether there is promise O
/, lively times ahead.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1889-08-09
xRosPECTIvE.

Tbe summer il waning and almost
befor6 We are aware of the fact, au-
tu4nn win be here. Once the cool
season sets in, there is every indica-
ton that . lively fall and winter is be-
fore Us. The influx of strangers is
steadily on the increase, and if Olym-
pia had twice the hotel accommoda-
tions she now has. they would all be
full. It i an encouraging feature
that the building industry is yet una
bated. Scores of neat and snowy
dwelling houses are making their ap.
pearance in the southeastern portion
Of the city, and it is an encouraging
fact that the property owners are al
last doing something to meet the de
mands for family residences. Briskly
as this work has been carried en-
every completed house is occupied and
there is prospective tenant for every
one now in course of erection.
The hotel builder promise that i
will be finished in December. WheI
it is finally thrown open to the public
with first-class manager at its head
! the present embarrassment in regart
tOthe entertainment of strangers vii
Be materially lessened, if it does not en-
tisely disappear. The new bank build
ing will also materially add to tn
livsliness and beauty of our cit.
while the hospital extension will
more than double the capacity of tina
institution. Altogether then, Their
Is hopeful outlook and the lesson W
would inculcate Is that everybod.
should keep right on working in hi
proper sphere. To stand still in a tim
like this, is to go backward. Publ
success is but the grand fruition of indi
vidual success. Everybody has worl
to do.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1889-08-09

The remainder Of his family will ar
rive by all.
By invitation of the Tacoma Lodge,
Ruth lodge, No II, Degree OF Rebekah,
/. o. .. =, OF this city, went down, to-
day, On the State OF Washington.
They.will be joined in Tacoma Ly dele
cations from the Lodges in Seattle,
Puvallup and Sumner. TO practice and
eXcmpliiy by degree worl, is the object
OF the meeting. The Olympia dclega-
ton will return by the State OF Wash
ington tomorrow.
Contractor Roberts informs the
OLYNrIAE that he has thirty hands
now at work on the new hotel and he
is making all diligence to get the roof
completed before the fell rains set in.
The last full story, making the fourth
from the basement was begun this
morning. 1t is thought that il the
weather holds out favorable the roof
will be done by the first OF September
when work on the interior will be
pushed foreward to a speedy compile
ton.
! Tumwater is certainly renewing its
age. \ flying visit to that little city
evidences that the old spirit OF push
and enterprise has received Il new i'm
petus. Mr. Geo. Gelbach is doing a
lively business in the real estate line,
convincing the people that there is
good policy in frequent change OF
ownership OF property. The upper
sawmill is running again, Mr.. Esterly
is at his old work of fine wood turning
and scroll saving, and the hum of in
dustry is heard all over the once quiet
town.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1889-08-09

A DISPATCH to the OregOnian, dated
the 3lst ult., says that canvas among
farmers elicts the fact that nobody is
favorable to the new Constitution thus
far made. A majority OF the business
men also object. As matters now
stand, the Constitution promises to
be voted down when submitted. The
objection seems to be not only on &C.
count of the increased taxation, but q
belief that the Convention is exceeding
its powers and endeavoring to assume
legislative functions. The prohibi.
tionists. suffragists and radical relie.
ionists will surely oppose the docu-
ment, The general belief is that toe
much time is being taken to formulate
the same, and too many buncome
speeches are being made.