davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-12-10
Are You Tired and Experience

GONE feeling; feel loss OF spirit and a lack OF
interest In what Is going on around you Has
yonr appetite failed ana have You become weak
and languids Do you feel that what Won hive
good; Do You sometimes feel A "lump risina in
your throat or burning 10 yonr stomachr
Docs your FOOD fermeut shortly after eating and
cause you 10 hclch: ii you have any OF the
above symptoms you need a mild tonic, NOT
strons drugs; G' AZ once b, title of DR. Dav!i's
Cherry anc iron Tonic Bittcrs and lie Will be
worth living Price. StOO per bottle, six bottles
for $3.50. AZ Massic ~ Martins
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-12-10
LOCAL STOCKS.

Tho following quotations Of Roanoke
and Southwest Virginia stocks are fur.
nished Ivy Won Hemert & Co., bond and
stock brokers. Roanoke, Va.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-12-10

OLD papers for tho next week at 10
cents per hundred.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-12-10

IF l HAD KNOWN IT BEFORE,
| would havo insured in The Penn
Mutual Life Insurance Company.
WHY?
BECAUSE the Company will give
mo proportional "psid-up" insur.
ance, and If fail 10 apply for it my
full insurance will DO extended for
given number OF years and days.
ALSO, because the Company will
loan mo money at legal ratio Of in
terest to pay my premiums.
ALSO, because the Penn is one of
the oldest. best, most solid and pro-
gressive companies in the country.
ALSO, because every dollar paid
in premiums by Virginia policy
holders is immediately invested in
the State. Hundreds OF thousands
OF it being invested in Roanoke.
FOR RATES ETC APPLY TO
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-12-10
HANK AND TRUST COMPANIES.

Bucna Vista L. Il T Co..
Commercial Nat. Bank.
Farmrs' n. Bank, Salem
Fidelity Loan and T'rus
Co., Roanoke.
First Nat. Bank. Buch.
First Nat. Bank, Is Vista
First N. Bank, Roanoke
Natl Elk. Bank. Roanoke
Radford Trust Company
Roanoke Savings Bank.
Roanoke Trust, Loan *
Safe Deposit Co. ......
state Savings Bank, Ro
Traders l.. h II. IL D.Co
LAND, IMPROVEMENT Al
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-10-28
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Go to +. S. Horizons for stoves and
tinware, BIG Fourth street.
10 to +. s. Horizons for sewer con.
nections, 3l6 Fourth street.
WANTED.-Two boys with ponies to
deliver papers. Apply at Democratic
Headquarters.
Mari & Ross, postofhce building,
are agents for Sanchez & Haya and
Marcos Morales cigars.
Every smoker will find cigars to
suit his taste at the Acme Drug Store,
postoiiice building, Olympia.
A row boat was found adrift near
Doillemyer's Point a few days ago.
Owner will please call at this Office.
When in Tumwater call on Joseph
Harris. He has the largest store in
Tumwater, and the cheapest prices.
See his advertisement in this paper.
To property owners: 1t would be
to the best interest of all citizens of
Olympia who have friends or acquaint-
ances who do not reside in the city,
but who own real estate in Olympia,
To call on s. C. Woodruff who will &C.
quaint them of important facts con-
corning their interests.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-10-28
City Council Proceedings.

Claims against the city for damages
to property caused by street grading
are increasing in number. Last even
ing Isaac V. Mossman and wife pre-
scented one for 81 900 for damage done
to their Union street property by the
grading OF that street. G. N. Talcott
called attention to a claim for damage
to his property. Both matters were
referred to the City Attorney by the
City Council.
A communication from City Engi-
neer Lemon stated that East Fourth
street from Central to the city limits
was not properly established, the vari.
alton being such that at the limits
AUDITING property extended IA inches
into the street proper. He recon-
mended that all streets crossing Cen
trail be improved at right angles to
that street. Mr.. Talcott vigorously
opposed the proposition. He said:
/" Right here ! want to get on to Mr..
Lemon with both feet. l have had
enough OF his work." He showed that
the new line proposed would take a
strip from his addition, and he de-
clared that he would not permit the
setting of stakes as proposed. He
added: II don't propose to stand
any of his monkey business on that.
1 don't propose to have it changed
one inch" He said that confusion
had been caused by the removal of the
old monuments ON Jefferson street in
an attempt to straighten it. On mo-
ton of Mr.. Phipps, the matter was re.
ferred to the Committee on Accounts,
Mr.. Talcott being its chairman.
Mrs. Emma Horton petitioned for
rebate of taxes on five lots in Swans
addition on the ground that they had
been assessed higher than more valua-
BILE property in the vicinity. On mo-
ton of Mr.. Frisch, the petition was
laid on the table.
The Street Committee was directed
to prevent the electric railway COM
pany from sweeping dirt into cutters.
On the question raised by w. J.
Craig, who refuses to pay taxes on the
increased valuation of two lots, for the
reason that he was not given notice of
such increase, City Attarney Linn re-
ported that if the facts were as claimed,
the council had better authorize the
marshal to accept the amount of the
levy on the original assessment.
Warrants were ordered drawn for
the following accounts:
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-10-28
Democratic Meetings.

Public speaking by Democratic candi'
dates for county offices will occur at fol
lowing times and places, in the school
houses at the several precincts:
South Bay, Friday, Oct. %.
Yelm, Saturday, Oct. 80, Jpn.
Tenino, Saturday, Oct. 90.
Collins schoolhouse, Monday, Oct. 81
Tumwater, Downs hall, Tuesday
Nov. I.
Bucoda, Wednesday, Nov. 2.
Ticknor's prairie schoolhouse, Wednes
day, Nov. 2.
South Union schoolhouse, Thursday
Now
Independence schoolhouse, Thursday
Nov. 3.
Grand Mound schoolhouse, Friday
Nov. 4.
McLane's schoolhouse, Friday, Nov.
Olympia, Columbia Hall, Monday
Now.
Bucoda, hall, Monday. Nov. Z.
Tenino, schoolhouse, Monday, Nov Z.
Speaking promptly at 1880 P. N. La
dies are specially invited to attend.
By order Of COMMITTEE.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-10-28
bids Wanted.

Robert F. Whitman, Secretary of
the Prohibition County Central Com
mittee, has issued letter requesting
the Populists, Republicans and Demo-
Gratis to give their reasons why Prohi-
bitionists should support the county
nominees of their respective parties.
The Prohibtionists have no county
ticket in the field. The letters or rea-
sons Of the political parties are to be
published side by side in the Prohibi-
ZIONIST, the campaign paper of that po-
litical faith. The Prohibitionists re-
serve the right to reject any and all
bids.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-10-28

and the Pr,ss-Timcs' articles charging
mr with flight from West Virginia
have only this to say that this is ab,
sulutclv false. Ii the PoSt-InfeHiqencpy
or Pr,SS-Yim,S will be kind enough to
telegraph at my expense to Hon.
Thomas +. Davis, Republican candi-
date for Governor of West Virginia, as
to my leaving there, he will tell them
that he and all my other friends were
fully informed OF the fact that | was
going to leave West Virginia. 1t was
To- enable me to recover my health,
which WAS shattered by the misior-
tunes which had come upon me, that
| left Immediately upon making my
assignment.
Il had intended, however, all the
time after | made up my mind to
make the assignment to come west to
engage i'll the practice of my profes-
SION
e" | have a receipt at my home in
North Yakima from John Fallon, the
heir whom ] have paid, which any
person who desires to do so will be
given an opportunity to inspect at the
public meetings which | shall hold
from now forward.
" As To the statements made that |
have property in other persons names,
unknown to the attorneys of the Fal-
Ion heirs, this is entirely, unequivocal-
ly and absolutely false. My means
during all the time | have been in the
west have been limited, and if any
person makes the statement that | am
spending a large amount OF money in
this campaign they make it without
knowledge of the facts, because it is
not triIp
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-10-28

Friendship Assembly vas instituted
81 shelton. Wash, by q. ffsnk iowclI
supreme Deputy. wi,h ~ charter
meml~Ts fhufs'isy sssslnE. uci ~
wi,h the iollo~lng officers nglsf
". ffemlsf inssfue,eF, John
hsswrf coansslloF. l. n aunson
Pre-, haluf. W - naldsln Secretary
NJ J Munsan Pin See ~. wiley
Treasurer, Thee MeLasty rfvlais
h"li. i.smuin Difes,af thus flts
Terali tiuanl. ) y. Doyle rentfy,
} crisun
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-10-28

Arthur , Cofnwall. ~ yeaf uld 500
Of NJ and AFs Charles 4. Cesa~sll.
die'i 9, bis home ffliat II . co'nvllca
.lon II iissssss The yuaas man was
II such disposition ss ,o esase him
Ia 10 universally loved aud respected.
aud he s,osui ssSy high IN the ss,lma
ton ~ his Immediate felailse and al
bic younr itisuds The funeral ,s~,t
plses saturday ai,efnon o, Z u'ci,st
ln,efmeat taking place ~ Mssonie
cem~tsfy The ssfsie.s acre roa
iae,ei by Hes sherman II ll,e Ten
pie napils, chuvh
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-10-28
Notice
OF Administrator,s Sale of Real
Eafatp.

OF Administrators Sale OIL Real
Estate.
Tn the matter Of the sale Of the real estate Of
i Alanson Washbnrn, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that In pursuance OF
an order of the Superior Court Of ThurstOn
county, Washington, made on the It'll day Of
October, 1892 in the above entitled matter, the
undersigned. Administrator of the estate OF said
deceased will sell at public auction to the high
est bidder for cash subject to confirmation by
said Superior Court. on Tuesday, the 18th day Of
November, 1897, at 2 O'Clock P. NJ, at the court
house door of said county, in the city of Olym-
pa all the right title, interest and estate which
the said Alanson Washburn had at the time Of
his death and all that his said estate has &C
quired by operation Of law or otherwise In and
To all that certain lot. piece or parcel of land
situate In ThurstOn county, Washington, de-
scribed as follows: The North half OF the south
West quarter Of Section Twenty; Township Six
teen North of Range Two West, W. NJ. Terms
OF sale, 10 per cent. cash on date OF sale, balance
on confirmation Of sale.
Dated Oct. IL, 1892. -
MARY ]. WASHBCRN,
Administrator Of the estate Of Alanson WASH
burn, deceased. .
torneys for Administrator. atm
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-10-28

Walter Chambers snd Mis- LATHE
b. Parker wefe uaitssl ia marriage
"Wednesday evening ~ the residence
81 v y Williamson. Hss T Ia.
mont ofiiclsling The snait as q,
,sn,i.i rs foe iflsnis ~ the eun
tracing raftiss NJ, Chambers b. =
sss.1, r'ily popular yuunz man sni
The h',is = iasmfi,s ia selsl eifrlss
ard o'susia q Me- B y Williamson
and II ATs. l u rhipps.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-10-28

\ rus VsnNsziasnh, Fys@sspas Fs,ss.css.
ksiss sas Assssihsd pss's1ss4 sssss ~ 80. Aass
" uivk sUttss y ~ F<sesps SOC rsrf4 NJ
q The msss iss~ a sss hs<sa n s,sz*sf s's..N
.iussrs ~ fhssssszs a4zt<A go f<<e<<@~ 49,
Fassa ~ ess4ss Pes4 49, y ~ tezesfs
hsslas 10 I.si.ts 4 s<sskfseo ed hs~lsssfss
esas.s saa fssssss -. f-.4N.t = $3.50 -.
.sh slsEslsa " sss' II w. Msslg v h@iA essxs
Wsss. ssA FeeeAes fAHnes< &c ee4Rss y -.
w. Hasa sn4 v ssf, se4 N4sAt y - e#Etl 80
81 fttfs -.
n-s,a,.s N s-ts,ss - f-ss.k's = a-zs |,
va" iss.. = sss. ,ssss's.E.s. uss =. s~a e.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-10-28
N,lENR REIIrtTlo\


1870 ." wv" w. w '""' '"'''
'~"s'aa's '"' ''ess'"a' "'''a"
""' ''"s'''"" Nr'f' "''' ~ 81
'."''s
I.|.U. I...... ..
.t......
NJ
a.. t....t .I "A
s.H.... .I..I...
'
'N i.. f.u.
81
...t... 49,. At. ....
u.
'.'i' 7t.h' '"
.r. ta. t.t. 81 Mice. F aui
......I So. ..f.t.f I.,
... ..t
l.''I aht '.. l.I. '.'. r."
"'''. .f. '.tf hH et.
.Hf iN'i. 'N ''" N'f.t itlU'h
.fl 't.iHlA'' 'f ' Nt.b
i"t'." 'f ''" ifl." t'i'int
t.tH".' as q. i''. '1iHf' .' h'fuH A
HH''fI. I1n'ff "sn''H' iHfffa. nu'l
'ha' 30 hsi l''"if e """rt 60 pa'
w. we "sh' tl"' '' s'a'''nrn's
lh'il' scot i' ''ff la'l'" h'if7 "i
"l." W. F"l'''t aas aiaf'is" \
''''f 90. 'i.t'' h'f' '...i'' 'f'" 'tfhii'n
tt.f ''h' thf 'lf'''"'"' H"itr t'"
H''.'' 'N' 'flI.'' Goo Tee sl.rl
iHf' W. H"''''f nav N'' H''"i ihr
t'af' mp ID" h"i.''''' '"ah B. q "ffrf'
i'is "s" l'li'''i'' 'l'' "tnt GO l'h"
" ''.fttHs a'' ''ifert '''7l hinf'li a.
i', N'H ffr"' a"' r"'i't'''f'i ''
ha't hi" sia" statement "tith h'
'.tl Gee l's''' n"' 80 p h' 49, "llIiuG
I :" go i"f h"' 'irthin@ hfanlri lim 90
.'''"'l''l An' ffifas.l 60 have an'
ihtnt =" 900 Nt'h NiW
s''''"'"' '' l'''lia'''' "'ef ~l''i
/ l"fi.fH >" +" ''''ti"s siHnainf'. h1i
I 'hif ''fttina 'l'h''s a'"l "ill tale ''el's
3" ha'' 'h' al'rF'l l''f'fs brought 9"
I'fi''"
ln fAtiH's N''iF We -"i"l' hhs
'f'" tn'"" A"i l"th' f'si"'' ~ i"'
ntaiIf seven ''afs 'ho o fhda''us
Itrisf' rH'li''r'l ih ST." f i'ifhi
f't'f ,.''i'if'''"'' h' every
''H'' i".l''ii"H W. H"i'el' r"li'i'al
I .h'i'f
ii"ir sni naAin have 'h' riiifons "l
rn'fsl ssfiuF'"u sh"en ih'if 81
'nifa'iHn aad s"uilivnfe in ihr p"mo
etaii' n"nainss inf 'ia'rIn"f h' manning
sni 'lrsii"H him e. pafsi'i"ns - trust
sni "n NJ Hni,elts retirement a.
Prosecuting N''"furf "i 60" d''ri't
ineiniinN Yakima sui kt'iiiss r"'in
See thH "at Vt illrnshnfRh ani north
Ast in'A rsrh i'Ass,.l trs''l"'i"na ~ 'he
hisbss, pfaiss 1T W. Hni'elt ani the
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-10-28
Sherif'S Sale On Execution.
CUPERIOR COURT, STATE OF WASHING
- TON, IN AND FOR THURSTON COUNTY

SUPERIOR COURT, STATE OF WASHING
- TON, IN AND FOR THURSTON COUNTY.
W. f. Dinglcy, vs.. C. +. Williamson and r. b.
Hoy, trading as Williamson & Hoy.
Under and by virtue Of an execution issued out
of the Superior Court Of the State OF Washington,
for the county of ThurstOE, ON the 20th day Of &C.
tOber, A. D. 1892 in the above entitled action, on
Judgment rendered in said court on the 9th day
of February, 1892, wherein the above named de-
PENDANT w. F. Dingley recovered Judgment against
the above named defendants williamson and Hoy,
for the sum OF one thousand twenty 81 ,020l dol
lars besides costs of suit and interest," have this
day levied upon all the right. title. claim and In.
terest of the above named defendants Of in and to
the following described real estate, to wit: The
south half Is. ~ of the northwest quarter IN. w.
~ Of section two t2), township sixteen (i6) north
or range two (2) west, of the Willamette meridian
supposed TO contain eighty 1907 acres of land.
Public notice Is hereby given that will, on the
18th day Of November, 1892, at 10 O'Clock g. m. Of
said day, at the front door of the court house Of
said Thurston county, In the city Of Olympia, sell
at public auction for cash in hand, to the highest
and best bidder all the right, title, claim and in
terest Of said defendants of, In and to the above
described property, or so much thereof as may be
necessary to ratisiy said judgment, with costs, In
terest and increased costs.
Dated October y, 1Ss2
G. s. PRINCE,
Sheriff Of Thurston county, Wash.
Oct ~ 1892.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-10-28

Eden. Fanisna Cemilastloa Al the
ulymps fheatsF Thursday sssnlas
= Ds Newell reports the lasIh 81 =
daughter ~ NJ ssd ME- Ftant Ns~sli.
Wssissi..
As interesting meslins ~ The Pes.
Pies party eluh was held "Wednesday
ssssias At fasoma Hall
l,emoerAile candidates a. the nam.
les ~ halt siassn held great meet.
las a, Nesaaaliy lass evening"
DE- Newell fepoFts that Ffant
hsstmaa III Ne@jually IL sio~iy Fveov.
snas from . pruiraHissi aitssk ~
nsaiaf,sl lever aud bemorThaee ~ the
laas..
Charity hop Al unity church THE
evening, the nF~i this year ~ ,he settles
b he given by the ladies Relief ~.
eiety.
There suli REMAINS ia the sewer
leni the sum II o. .aps -, enough Ca
lsep the lonc employed q moaih
heaEer.
l.. Walker, ~ Tacoma, ia. under
confederation ptuiect ~ erecting .
vo~,lrn.miil 81 tamwa,.F iie viii
ssnn plaee . propositions before oar
people ieF that ohleet
sheriff Prince has api~iuicd u +
\ Henry. b. L. Van hpp.. james
fissief, fhos n Juhnsoa snd A a
Ruth hla depu,is. b. IS's, nutiors II
eisc,lon Ia she several precincts
" N. walker. Of Tacoma. !. h-,k.
Tag iut a elite lof a pf'ISssed w'Hsisn
mlll iis Was in Oiympia and 1um.
saist "Wednesday. and slssd up tie
ats 40 ''esns Of furnishing I'owef.
NJ ulll. la. been authorized b,
The County Commissioners ta make
survey ~ the Olympic ani Tnm
water foaa. near the iniaa Pacific
.'snnei, and teIofi the t,f,,lsAhls eos,
l@ making !, = safe hish~s
progressive euchfv party tut the
Nnslli ~ ths l~sH and hoe ~ ~ ,i,,,
IN VAS hsli ssistiay aitsrn,ssn IA
'hs Isa'lsfs ~ the ,lympla haisl 4
k'Hs numl~f 81 the Es=Hi lails. ,,as
taissi. and q nice sum inf the ,,.sos
'sha saa lhe result
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-10-28
The official bond of Marshal Savid.

The official bond of Marshal Savidge,
for $40, 900, with John F. Convey, Geo.
d. Shannon, l. C. Ellis, Phillip Hiltz,
Charles Granger, S. G. Woodruff, E.
T. Young, Samuel Wiley and Warren
Riley, as sureties, was approved.
An ordinance was introduced to re-
establish the grade of Fourth street
from Central to the east city limits.
The Thurston County Land Com
pany offered to improve the city
property to be used as park in Wood.
rufus addition for $1,l0O. The clerk
was directed to advertise for bids for
such improvement.
Resolutions were adopted to gravel
Fremont street, from Chestnut to
Jefferson; to build sidewalks and
cutters on the south side of Eighth
from Jefferson to Central, and to
construct grass-plat" sidewalks on
the Maple park roadways.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-10-28

THOMAS Henderson Boyd has gone
to Seattle to tap McGraw's barrel.
There has been something the matter
with the tap for sometime past, and
Tom intends to fix things 80 there will
be no interruption of the flow here
after.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-10-28
The FAMILY TRADE A SPECIALITY,
'reley'l,eee No a.


os csa.s. ~ nssssssss. % s.sss
usss~ ssa esssk nssss essssssss
NyoTIrE 10 kesshY Kisee sA.t ias Hssss -
Az tuanst tusasn ssssss@ess ~ fhssstpa sssgA
81 said l-sasa, ksa 10 lsts s<e sssss e. esstst
ehsassns NE t.ssssssfes \ ki<st sssf SD
ssnth uass.r fts7iaxtsi - tltsssss - ~
ssl ~ Ties sshte Esss~sa 10 sessss nseeH We
lgI wsst w sAssssh talssh sssasn4ts. Nsfa tssss
fsffsd " ssa sssas sssA ~ Hsst etss Fss
eject.
~ ssasg ~ ths hsssa II s'ssssif Ee@ais
siassss u fhasssss sess'l, $50 4 ts5Fs
san. fuHH fHk#
m,ffssf se3 - sNFse E1e<s
txsaal - tha NsrsfA a maHkg fnA
sszsseasfs - ttats<sa ssssa
ts HssHteessa
~ aso D ueyass befelt
late III aFsi tsahits sisss. aist "a tt~s -
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-10-28

When Baby was sick, We gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, abe chung TO Castoria.
When she had Children, abe gave them CassoriA
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-10-28

Use Anthony T. Kuhn's st. Louis
Pilsner beer. 1t is the finest beer
made. w. A. Botkin, 1926 Main st.,
sole agents for Olympia.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-10-28
TOM GALS Foa TRIAL nALsnot
asiss, - sets rssssas r,,ss,~ass

ntfssgtH atts Nfts fas ssnast
tlas'ss'sa sssesa is'ss 80 - 80 sas
tFatf A. -
Eisss pafussai 90 s.ss -
hsiaass efsfaas go
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-10-28

fa
..... ...
..n.. ....
3D. authorizations.
b.
..a. t.I. u..........
Htl ....
..... fa...
..,t
t..... I...t.t
I't. I
I.......
81. .....
i"t.H.. It.s..
"t
....
a. .t.... I..I...
Frat i.l. .eIt a.I .t.
'f"' 's atI '' '..
.'.
....... t..t...
..st.. t...f ...t.... ... ..t
'.. H'' 90. rf W q. 600.
" t' '''' 'ia' -"
,t.,.....
claim ~ iai srf.s .u e., N..,',l..
tat ittu ..nttsisst tt q la~l,t ltunt
7's'''' nsf''l -''wsd ih' ifsislun
$3.50, .' ~ w. 1851 "a. ''
8. l.. 49,, ,.. .t''t
81 l.ih. - sr. .n. taa. tD.ttIa.u.
q. 'rm'Hts t.st base it,u e,slr 600
''' l's' 49, valuable 'i"l 'hsi ni'
'.' W y ~"
- a.. "a a.. ms. a,...u IN.
iinsiu.s siiufnrt boo *,ait, iufns ih.
latter o. 'n'.i'.l' 'h'fs sol 'u.ifs nf'.i
,''l''s' = '"'"'"''''.' e
.,,.i.,,.,. ~ 80. ,,...i.t..'
w W. ''.'' =" ~" '''lf '''N
''''''''A''' ~ '''"'' N''''''1 q"
'''s ~ =" = Wv ''-' ''''''" - 'i"'"
- vs." - "'''''''' '''"'"F ''
~" vs. "'''' Wv" l''''''''"' ~ ''
" WV ~ 500 ''''' ''''''' '''' '"'h"
''H''" -" ''.'
""'' '''' l'''''''' N'' .''
= WV 80 '"'' w. ''''''''"H ''''
N'"''' ~" '"' "''''''''' 'A"e''s "'
""'' $50 W" "'"f "'"'' ils"'' ="
'"' '" IS" N"'''"a' '''''"'"
~ ''''" ~" '''''''' ~ '"''" '''''"
's"' 'l''" Wv '''i'''' '''N I'"'
'''"
'A""' ''s'f 'N'" EH'' h's sh'' e"
'"' '"'' @"' q" 'h' '''''''' 81 h'' 60
'''a'ss "'f"''d Use ""'h ~ -''''s ct
W H"' : s's'F"''h'' h"'s'i' ""s
'i'"''' - '"'n'"s i"'m W. hla'nF
'"s' "H''s see r'aH' h"'" ~" ="
'H'' VIZ "ahf arra's"uf f"sif'''d
'h-' Nc h"'' in''nds'i " shp ~ "
hinh sol sifits him tnf stst and
annn. q. be la sell eha.sn iausn.v.
t.,i.,.,.l ,t.,tt. .....,..,., a -.
..4...a A. III go
,-,.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-10-28

w. A. Botkin. 426 Main street, sole
agents for " LaPatria" the best clear
Havana Key West cigar in the mar
ket.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-10-28


t....II. t..i
Sol. ..I
l...... -.
...
I..
t.at..-
.# l..
... ......II.. I..
..I.t .....
H. iuI ... SIS. ..
lt.I. 500 ..
f
I|.t. u.s.t a.II..,
81. 81. t.f ..t. Ur.u...
.Ia.auH Hs...t. asIa.. I.itl...,
- .iui.f4 I.ttI.. .t......
......l .sfs.I.... Odd.
n.f a..t .Ht att..t.I 40 d
t.,.tuIn .fu.te Us f..a, 3.
I.''. - is..na li.t
it| "Inr uHfs ..It t.Ht o..
"RH fI'ff FOB ttIWIIs sUf
Hupfta .Hu.t.I aII ita ttfnI o.
nitf t0 ed. .ritt iIt
shi sui sffH.t' h.IatnHs Co.,
shsfsr i..ii.ft.f tttIn.t thsm BE- ttat
- HHIt~iHi ...hsiftsii"n
ths thsIIsur IA u4atsa .i,s
tH.s tHs lss'''s ~ 'h, campaign vi,h
. v fe hss isrH tsriinri NJ
A..ft .'.ftsi ihs siiiIr,t g. tis ii..u
~ $500 'sntfal umiii,r aui hst
saiH boz iis atsi.m itriiai thst ths
matisf siustli nul o. accepted NJ
l'..i hes siftaif nitir canvass ti
co. oHntt NJ A.aif, be- sau .Hut,.i
- elest utadt .tsn evening uutil
sIs unu dst uul &C.. ,tusu,irs
ti'Husiii thst b, suniI nul o. ad,isai ls
90 him e. dissffsnss tlaus aifpadt
mate. shoe Swing 49, ualut ADVANTAGE
A. his uplstna nts ani t.tp hia ftulu
histiHs tsHl sss thst Be- certain Ca a..
Il. iaiih e. hmfli sol iiir sntift
ptnnstatlf tlunts iftst
''i
~ Wy i'ls w. AZ
y" N'''f N"' >" ~
- ''''' Nv
" y futtrs' ssta ihs itifItlt pats
al l"fnish 'hs ftss''ns sst'i iHi 60
if"hiliii"iisis ~hi lhsi shuuli vote
~ thr rHHnif nunipefs ui tis o..
lls paftt
Aiss I,ith 4flaii itanl tsssis,
q auiiths ifalfie. "a s,sttut la tiltsi
ia she has ths hanns Il hslns ,hs
sspund yoane ial, uha has snlat~l
ihr sssiiius plsasass ~ q tslq 81 ihs
s4nsuht a ~ naiulss Hhe saals tiis
as,rat luslns ,hs .ummsf ~ lssi
u.. a Mil. u,st.,.,,t ,h.t.,I
ogs.e. .s..at.l. ,,h.,,m., "A a. ~
m,,A,eas ,i,vnt, r..t,.i r,,,a.,.,,s,
.t.,,. ,,,.t a.. -, III ,,,,.,..t.l. M,
ss...,,. .tth u.a..,tf Wltt..,,, a.,
s.t.u "a ,hs pn.llt4,,a,, ,..,,,,,,,lt,.,
~, r,.lt,ats ',i,. .hn,,ta - M.
u.,,,t.t,... go, ~. 80, -
u.l..ll, 4. 80. 49,,
-. a.. -. ~, -, A.
"A "~'F 80
.,. '.''s' So '''"''
u's,' $50 ~ So
-. 1919 So "sA, ~"
- ~ 'ffF ~ y ~"
'@h'N Aftsh'"' me s@"'''as'ss as
"asNt sh''''"th 'anssss sad 90
rfsss ih''nssi'es as highly s'a'si'ei 81