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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-09-10
|BabyOleSOlidSOFe
Tried Everything without Rolior.-.NO
Resi- .y--.ourcd by
III. i Remedies.

My baby, when two months old bad break
ing out with what the doctors called eczema
Her head, arms, feet and hands were each one
doctors nor anything else did her any good. We
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SUMMARIES.

1928 class, pacing, purse $3.50. Wilkie
Knox won, best time, 2:l74. Free for
all class trotting, purse $1,000; Evange-
line won, best time, 2:ll3. 1924 class,
trotting, purse $1,000; Incense won,
best time, 2:17t. Free for all class,
pacing, purse $1,000; Robert ] won,
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Sold everywhere. Price, CuTIcuRA, Soc; SOAR,
25ca REsoLvEST. 81 Prepared by the POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION. Boston. 4, =.
R45-Send for "HoW 10 Cure Skin Diseases" 81
pages, 50 Illustrations, and 100 testimonials.
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Cuticura Remedies

Cure eyery humor OF tho skin and scalp Of in
fancy aud childhood, whether torturing, dis
figuring, itching burning, scaly, crusted, PIN
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other remedies fall. Parents, save your children
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CuTIcuRA REMEDIES nrc'the greatest SKIN cures,
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Zines, are absolutely pure, and may be used on
the youngest infant with the most gratifying
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-09-10

clearance Sale
OF Oxford Ties and low shoes Of every
description at reduced prices:
l.. v. BLOND.
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FoR SALE.
10 shares Ice and Storage stock.
s9,OOO Brilliant Bonds, $500 each.
20 shares Warwick Pottery.
4shares Elson Glass stock.
40 shares OF Stock in Wheeling Iron aud Steel
Company.
The Block property. Main and Ninth streea
The old Peoples Bank building.
No ITO South Front street
THoS. o'BRIEN, Broker
Telephone 1875 lii7l4 Main s.
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WORLDS RECORD BEATEN.
EvangelIne Makes the Best Pace Rooor
on Regulntion Traok.

on Regulation Track.
CLEVELAND, O., Sept. 9.-There was
great speed at the Driving Park to-day.
In the free.for-all trot Evangeline
created sensation by winning the last
two heats and the race. She went the
last mile in 2:ll9, beating the worlds
race record on regulation track.
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FOR SALE.

EN0R sALE-A FIRST. CLASS DRUG
IL STORE, on Main street, Keyser, ". Va,
doing good business; reasons for selling, going
into larger business store worth Y GODS will
sell reasonable Tor cash: unless you moan bust
ness do not ask any questions. Address l. B.
No. 10, KeyseT, W. Va seS7
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EMPLOYMENT FOR GOOD BUSI.

u NESS MEN
Good, energetic business men wanted. TO
travel In all parts Of the United States In the
interests OF the AMERICAN UNION LEAGUE a
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TABLE, ECONOMICAL aud easy 10 work. The
plans arc excellent readily understood and rec.
ommend themselves This society now numbers
among It's members larger percentage Of intel
ligent business and professional men. In pro
portion 10 its total membership, than any othc,
order. The most liberal inducements as regards
pay, steady employment territory, ETC., offered
The right men 70 act as special agents. Call a!
or address.
THRoFFICE OF THE AMERICAN UNION LEAGUE.
25Oi Chapline Street,
my21 Wheeling. wa.
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GOOD SALARY GUARANTEED TO
W ladies willing to do writing for me ut thelr
homes. Address me In own handwriting with
stamped envelope. MISS EDNA l.. sMYTHE.
South Bend Ind, proprietor OF the famous Clio.
ria Water for the complexion, sc5
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FoR RENr.

DOR RENT-THB THREE-sTORY
Il business house, No 1874 Main street W.
]. W. CoWDEN. mr2i
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WANTED.

GALESAlEN-WE MAKE A LIBER.
- AL offer to travelling and local Salesmcn In
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Chicago, Ill. sClgs
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dor RENT-ELEGANT OFFICE,
~ frst door front. In new addition TO library
building, Apply TO NJ. s0NNEBoRN,'Hub Cloth
ipfg nUlq
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-04-09
Do You Want a Nice Home.

For Sale: A handsome residence on
the finest boulevard in the city and street
cars passing the door. House has six
rooms, servants room, kitchen and bath
good stable and on two large corner lots.
This is one of. the handsomestp places in the
city. Inquire of JNo. 7. HAMBLEToN &
Co, at LIGHT Office.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-04-09
200 ". Commerce Street, Corner Navarro.
Misfit Clothing Parlors.
CITY LOCAL NEWS.
DIR. Won Koehrlng, Arzt,
40 Garden street, Tel. 476,

DIR. Won Koehrlng, ArZt,
ae9 Garden street, Tel. 476. els II
Have your prescriptions filled at M.
skdW. Kalteyer's, Vance blk, Houston ST.
Medicines delivered to all parts of the
city by NJ. and w. Kalteyer, druggists,
Houston St., Tel. go. $50 I'm.
Leader of low prices; A. 3. Kerr &
sons; dry wood, 4 IT,, "a per cord: split,
e.. Tel. 372. 16 I'm
-Curly.'pine in any quantity at Ed.
Stoves & Sons lumber yards.
M and w. Kalteyer, prescription
druggists, Vance blk, 800 E. Houston st.
Curtis New Photograph Gallery Nc.
2S1 E.. Houston street is open. Ready fer
business. ACCT
Wanted, 600 men to unload schoon-
ers. Schooner Saloon, Wernette Bros,
+0s w. Commerce street. Coolest place in
the city. AS I'm
Have your gasoline stoves repaired by
Robert Strach ,25 Alamo plaza. 3-2s-3m.
-lngrowing Nails A cure guarant eed
;. E. cor. Ave. ID. & 3rd SITS. 1m*
EQUITABLE accident. Mackey
Block-SHOFF e. TOULLERTON. I'm
Curtis, the Photographer. Give me
Commerce street. 49lm
-Couluioeo 5toTCu WILL uog epiCh W
the iron.
Use Faultless starch for fine
gloss.
Rattan Rockers at. $3.50. L. P.
Peck & Co. 3:l2 If
-First-class work. Satisfaction guar
anteed The watchword at Curtis new
Photograph Parlors 23l East Houston
street. Adm
-Faultless Starch requires no
cooking 31Stf
EQUITABLE Life. Room 2,
Mackey block, G. o. Mcclure.
Use Faultless Starch and be hap
ry.
Try our $500 Ladies Oxford Ties
at LAO for Saturday. Wolff & Marx.
Our $500 Ladies Dongola and
Ooze Oxford ties, patent tip, sizes 2 to
: for Saturday $l.40. Wolff & Marx.
Well drilling machinery at cost.
528 f.. Commerce street 446t
Folding beds for $l2 80 at l.. P.
Peck q Co. IL tt |
Hardware of all kinds at a sacri-
fee at II. B. Wren's 466t
Sole agent for the Windsor Fold |
ing Bed. l.. p. Peck & Co. Sl2 If
All live Grocers sell Faultless
Starch.
-Tinware below cost at T. B.
Wren's. ACCT
-Jewett's Refrigerators from $500
upwards. HI. Schultze, Jr.
-Faultless Starch is packed in one.
pound cartoons.
Lightning Ice Cream freezers at |
f.25. II. Schultze, Jr.
All that have used Faultless
Starch say ii is wonderful.
-Faultless Starch is true to its
name, "Faultless.n Try 1t.
50 so buys a gasoline stove at H.
Sehultze, Jr.
-Sheern & Burnett, undertakers,
$50 Commerce street. Tel. lis.
Carpenter toools at cost at It. B.
Wren's. 466t
Carter & Mullsly, undertakers,
263 West Commerce, the best ofatten1 I
ton and reasonable prices. stiff
Doors of fancy designs, also
sashes of every description, to be had
st Ed. Stoves Il Sons lumber ards.
Have your summer shirts and un-
derwear made to order by Lewis &
Ward, Losoyo ST., Dreiss bldg. 8 20 Inn
San Antonio has nine of her en-
citizens at Austin, working
20 secure the court of appeals for this
city. They pay their own expenses.
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lightning Waist Filter

Stands without a rival for graceful curves
and outlines; saves time: price within
the reach of all. Ladies bring lining and
fit waist, to be convinced of its superior
fly above all others. Mrs. Shafor, paten-
tee, 4lO East Houston street. Agents
wanted. 40 Nv
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OPIUM AND TOBACCO
HABITS CURED,

If you desire to be cured of the
liquor, opium or tobacco habit you
can call at 402 East Houston street,
rooms l, and 8 aud consult with
DR.. H D. Bsrnitz. medical adviser,
or F. Kuhn, secretary to the DR.. Fl.
M. Harrison. Institute for the cure
of such habits, where the best Of
references will be given of citizens of
this city who have taken this treat
ment and will gladly testify rs to the
wonderful cures it has made in their
cases. 4.4.tf
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-07-08

ton, which so resembles one of those
ancient places of amusement where
Rome of old witnessed her Olympic
games and gladiatorial contests. We
readily understood why it was that
the Northern Pacific, although strong
ly inclined TO boom and favor Tacoma,
was obliged to truthfully state in the
literature which they sell on their
trains, describing the country through
which their lines pass, that Olympia
has the finest location of any city
on the Sound"
1t is stoutly maintained by the
resijento that th;s city no'rI hod u
boom: yet in the last three years
they have gained nearly 500 inhabi-
tants. They claim, with apparent
truthiulness, that while Seattle and
Tacoma have had their miraculous
booms and corresponding depressions,
Olympia has been steadily forging
ahead, until to-day her future pros.
poets are as good, if not better, than
those of either of these erratic cities.
And we can truly say that if beauti-
ful location on magnificent body OF
water; State capital with its 49,
100000 capitol building; a college or
university which will be second to
none in the land; delightful climate
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-07-08
STATE NEWS.

Judge Allyn will not be a candidate
for reelection.
Arthur Carson, aged 13, was drowned
i'll Spokane river, below the falls.
Snohomish county will send to the
Worlds Fair section of fir bark Is
inches thick.
S. A. Simmons, of Walla Walla, ha.
on exhibition a sheaf of native rye
grass nine feet high.
Pennington, town in the Paloust
country, with 500 inhabitants, is with.
out minister OF the gospel.
Another townsite is laid out on the
Columbia. 1t is situated at the mouth
of the Okanogan and named Swanson
Several Puget Sound towns report 9
potato famine, among them La Con
ner, in the heart of the potato -produc
ing region.
Richard Gowan, a Seattle attorney
will be tried at Ellensburgh in Septem
Der on a charge of embezzling $39;
belonging to F. NJ. Thorp.
Pending the action OF Congress in
opening the Colville reservation, the
Indian police are kept busy driving in
truders from the territory.
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A.xr vtcE PRESIDENT.
atsf,h - the Life Of osnoral A. E.
Stevenson

NNH 2 stevenson = now in his
tII .,,nth ,,af. having hccn born
iH thtisitsn county. Kentucky. Octo-
t.f 90 isa ~. parent. were of an
900 N.fit tsr,lina family. descended
fH.fn Scotch IRISH stock. His father
see a. planter ~ lhe State Of Ken.
tH.Af in isit Ocncral St,vcnson's
ianttf moved e. Bloomington. ILL.,,
whttr hs bal eseellrnt educational adj
taniaRss IT. sas for some time n
stu.itni in the Illinois Wesleyan uni
trtsltt hut rpmpletol his education
si 'tntrf college. pan,illc Kentucky.
~ vas admitted a. the bar in 1888
ani tmmniiaifl, bcRsn the practice Of
iHa at hstamora. IN. where he re-
utstnr.i untii isGs In lSGl lac was
spInlniri master in Chanccry, and
hsll ihs oflsp iouf wears In 1864
hs uss elected District Attorney,
shi. D. position be also held four wears,
81 the end oi his term moving TO
hlauHingtun. Shcre hc formed q part.
n'tship ~ith his cousin. James $ Ew.
uF fhe hfn s,nn attained the first
fsut at ihr Mclean county bar. and
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enjoyed very large and lucrative
practice
tlrn slrsonson was married in 1896
b. Mics leiiiis Ufecn. daughter of Dr.
I4Aia "A Glfnrn ~ nn,ineni prn.hx.
tsflsn minister. kho WAS President of
Cenief college. DanVillc. Ny. up to
tho time ~ bis death. Ia 1864 Gen.
stevenson was Presidential elector
oa the Democratic ticket In 1874,
ln = district reliably Republican by
al-lul itspl majority. he was nomi.
nsie'l iof Congress and defeated by
lhe Republican candidate by 1885
msiosliy. lie was rcnominated in
iNTu. bat this being n Presidential
yesf the parry lines were closely drawn,
aud be VAS beaten by 80 plurality.
Ia ISIS be was elected 30 Congress,
carrying every county In his district 1,
his own county. which in 1876 gave
Hayes 1000 majority. and in 1880
gave Clarified over 1900 majority. cast
ing "a vote i1r him.
in isso 10 Was rcnominated for
Congress Although this was a Prcsi-
DENTAL year he was beaten by little
mufr than F0 votes. Before the
nest elrctlon he state was rc-districted
by legislature which had a Republi-
can majority Tn account Of General
S,ssenson's popularity he was placed
IN district every county Of which was
Repntlican. Osrhelsl's majority there
la having hem over 200. In 1882,
ln this new diHtriot, without q Demo
osal,c county In u. General Stevenson
yielded 10 the desire Of his party and
once more made the race for Con-
gFuss lie canic within $50 votes of
oarfyinR hi. district. This was his
last candidacy Tor Congress. In the
following election his old opponent
wAs ~ elected by over 2.700 majority.
fi'sse clec,ion, not only demonstrated
tienefal Stew, nson's strength with
bis own party. but his ability TO win
votes from his opponents as well.
Ia 1881 ho sas delegate To the
Democratic National Convention, and
when Cleveland was elected President,
General stevenson was appointed
flfs, Assistant Postmaster General.
iIis ABILITY aud character were appar.
ent when the name OF Cleveland
wss again spokcn Of A. the most promi.
hcnt NOMINEE oi the party that Of
ticnefai Adlai p stevenson readily
suggested i,-cli Tor the Vice rrcsiden.
tiai nomination
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-07-08
WHOLE NUMBER 1857.

Pennington Monday n meeting was
held and thorough organization per.
fected. Another meeting 10 expected
to be held in Oakosdale soon. and al.o
at st. John, Pine City aud Ro.alia
The stock dealers will use these local
clubs rs means Of spotting nimble
fingers and ultimately bringing all the
law-breakers TO justice. The total
membership now exceeds 375.
A carpenter named Essinger fell OF
house at Maindenbaur bay, on Lake
Washington, near Sharpo's landing,
about noon Friday, and broke his
ncoi, death resulting uimou. im-s~a,,y.
Essinger was engaged In roofing the
house. About noon he laid aside hls
hammer and nails and prepared 10
come down for his midday meal.
While climbing over the caves Of The
house he slipped and in falling struck
the platform Of q scaffold, which 70.
versed his body, throwing the head
downward. A second oply elapsed and
his head struck the ground. and the
combined weight Of the body falling
on it resulted in breaking his neck
Essinger never spoke after he fell.
The growth Of Whitman towns dur.
ing the last year has been phenomenal.
according to oenumerations just finished
or in progress by deputy assessors, q
part of whose duty il 10 this year 30
count the population Of the state.
In this enumeration Colfax heads the
list with $500. and lew more no, yet
listed. Two years ago IL was l,G75.
Palouse comes next with I, ,636. against
about 1000 in tho census Of 1890.
Pullman has 1855, as compared with
75O two years ago. The count Of
Oakesdale is not far below 1850; the
assessor thinks Tekoa shows mp with
$50. Garfield, incomplete. has $50.
and is credited with prospects OF 100
more. Pennington has 452. Union.
town $50, Cotton 800, johnson la0,
Endicott and st. John l5O each.
Chief Engineer Knox, Of the Tacoms
Railway & Motor Company, had a
singular and painfal experience fcw
nights ago. He was working In the
recess back Of the large switchboard
in the power-house, when he came In
contact with the person Of his assist.
ant, who was standing In such . posi-
ton as to complete the circuit through,
Mr.. Knox's hand, which was firmly
clasping q copper rod carrying . zoo
volt current. Mr.. Knox was thrown
violently against the opposite wall,
and the flesh was burned and torn
away from his hand, causing q painful
wound. When the conductor was en-.
amined it was found that tho lump ol
flesh and sinew that had been torn OF
his hand was exactly duplicated In
copper. forming an odd-looking OF.
crescence on the metal rod. The on.
gineer has had that portion Of the rod
removed, and will preserve II a. a
curio.
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Denver Republican .


1t looks as though the salmon fish.
cries, of the Columbia river, which,
have added enormously to the wcaltl,
OF the northwest, would In the course
OF a few years become exhausted. The
fate of the Columbia will probably be
that of the Sacramento river, from
which stream the salmon have almos,
entirely disappeared. Fish laws may
be passed and an attempt may bs
made to enforce them, but IL is moi
thought that anything that can bs
done in this way would suffice TO save
the fisheries. 1t seems that the sal.
mon will not remain In rivers the wa.
ters Of which ara frequently disturbed
by steamboats, and that fiow through
thickly inhabited countries The
salmon fishing Of the mot very distans
future will likely Be almost sntlssly
confined 70 British colup,hia ~
Alaska. ...,...s Il
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-07-08

The recent lack OF strychnine in the
market has cost the Big Bend farmers
thousands of dollars, as the squirrels
have been very active cutting the
growing grain.
The crops in Klickitat county are
reported by all the farmers to be in
excellent condition. The fruit crop is
just beginning to come into the
market. Strawberries are in profu-
sion.
Professor Davidson, of the United
States Geodetic survey, has returned
to Tacoma, bringing with him the
eight ehronometers by which the sur
veys of Mount Elias are being cor
rected.
Lincoln county girls are making
money killing squirrels, many of them
having become experts in the use of
the gun. A large proportion of the
scalp-bounty money paid out in that
county has been to girls.
The Northern Pacific railroad has
established a new freight tariff ON fruit
and vegetables from Eastern Washing
ton the Puget Sound cities, which in.
wolves n reduction ranging from 25 to
so per cent on the old rates.
The directors of the Farmers Ware
house Company, of Garfield, Whitman
county, have purchased 200, 900 sacks,
and expect to buy as many more. 1t
is thought that 100000 bushels of
wheat will be shipped from that station
alone.
Fred Zobrist, while coming to What.
com, near Wickersham, found the road
obstructed by fire in the timber.
While passing the top of tree fell,
knocking him off his horse and bruis.
ing him badly. The horse was killed
Zobrist will probably get we'll.
Since it became known that the
government would abandon Point
Roberts as military reserve, and
would sell it under the act of 1884 to
the highest bidders, that interesting
bit of land has been receiving much
attention from all quarters.
Mayor Chadwick, of Colfax, has re-
ceived a telegram from the Sisters OF
Charity at Vancouver, saying that
they had decided to accept Colfax's
offer and build hospital in this city.
1t will cost $4,000. The citizens are
jubilant over the news. The contest
for the hospital was between Colfax,
Pullman and Palouse City.
A. Mcdonald, an employee of the
paper mill at Lowell, was caught up
by bis jacket which wound around a
shaft making 120 revolutions a minute.
Mcdonald was whirled about the shaft
several times before the machinery
could be stopped. His shoulder was
dislocated and leg broken, besides he
sustained severe internal injuries.
Bellingham Bay, will in all prob
ability, be honored with a visit from
the Republican vice-presidential nom.
inee during the summer. d. 0. Mills
his father-in-law, who is heavy share.
holder in the Bellingham Bay I'm.
provement Company, is coming to in
spect his extensive interests here and
says that he will bring Mr.. Reid with
him.
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East 0resouisn.

keW Oregonisn.
DR.. N. G. Blalock, Of walla Walls,
gave banquet at his iour.hundred-
acre fruit near Walla walia, lately
in honor Of the presence In that
city of the members Of the State
Board of horticulture and wosld's
Fair Commission.
Father Cushins Eslls, who has been
q resident Of this country since 16Se
and is the oldest living Protestant
missionary on the Pacific coast. i,rs
sided at the head Of The table 9Th
dignity and grace. About inrty vsr
sons sat down mt the table.
DR.. Blalock's fruit farm is the finest
and most valuable farm Of that iertils
section, and by irrigation was carvs<
out Of barren ssge-brush plain. Dr.
Blalock bought the land some twelve
years ago At $3.50 an acre. and ha.
seen it grow to be worth In the neigh
borhood OF $40O an acre.
There is q good story told Of shs
purchase, which illustrates the idea q
the value of the land twelve years aso
The land was owned by Curly Drum
heller, from whom DR.. Blalock pur
chased it. When Il was known thal
the sale had been closed DrumhslleI
was asked what DR.. Blalock intended
to raise ON the land. DrumheIlsl
briefly replied: "The doctor win bs
able to raise hell Vi dust and that
about all" fE
But the doctor succeeded Ia demon
strating to the people Of This section
the enormous value OF these worthless
sage brush lands when water u ap
piled to them. DR.. Blalock deserves
more credit for the work no has done
in this direction for the people and
the country than any other man.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-07-08

4 ArHssts huilsttu sas fsrenily is
sus'l sl,w~ine that ln ths tniis'l STATES
'hsfe ace l.iiA iaeospafa.sd sol unln'
rnfgsHsssd louus hasiug mnfs than
's1 lahahilsnis &, apl~sfs that
uHffu sfe sssvu cities hasinF over
tssibsl inhalissnts. twsnlJ unr ha,
isg l.stwesa iesi tssl And i,sl ossl. THREE
ha,iuE tsiSevn a0Wn and l'olissi
sis,g 80 having lstsv.n fatsn aud
.N''s" uiusiy iso having istween a.,
'ssi aaa issn lis hs,ins ts,~e' ~
iosn sai l,sn sui = lai tstwesu
tso sad latssa
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-07-08
A Visitors. Impressions Of Olympia

We made hfiei bat pleasant sojourns
in Everett. Ansc lttes. Port Townsend,
Nsw Whstcum and Tacoma. aud took
short ,fp- into tle adjacent country,
ani wefs surprised aud delighted with
what we ssw un every side. But the
mos, agreeable surprise was in store
lur ~ When ouf boa, steamed males-
,,rau, dovn nudrs inlct. aud Tor the
hfs, ,iu,c ,hc beautiful city Of olym
ria burst upon or View.
olympia the state capital, is named
from The lamouf Olympic range of
mountains whicl lies directly north
and IN Tall ,icw II the city. Vet one
mlsht ,a.ily imagine that II takes its
nsme isom IL auphlthealer-like loca