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Railroad Notes.

Chancellor McGill has granted an order in
the Reading suits permitting the cross-exami-
Iron Company.
Tho trirnrtito agreement between the Belt
Line. the Houston. West Street and pavonia
Ferry and the Metropolitan Cross-town Street
HALLWAY Com nanies was ratified yes, erday by
the stockholders of tho three companies.
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PARIS. Nov. 18.-The Loubet Cabinet has tri-
umphed for tho present. After q long and ex-
citing debate the Chamber to-day. by a vote Of
80 to obs. decided to discuss tho articles OF
the Government Till for the suppression OF
Anarchist newspapers, There is IL consensus
of opinion. however. that this merely post
PONIES The fall Of the Cabinet.
The L0carde says: NJ. Delchaye intends to
ask NJ Floruet II 1t Is true that, when the
secret service money was spent In 1883,
FloTuet insisted upon a Panama subsidy OF
100000 francs which the Premier then used in
opposing Boulau:er.'
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CHICAGO. Nov. 1S.-The Trans. Missouri As
ISOLATION went out OF existence at midnight
tonight This action was unexpected. even
by the members OF the association. but was
tho result Of Q resolution passed at the last
meeting as the easiest way out OF the snarl.
To.day's meeting reaflrmed tho resolution.
This brings tho Western roads face to face
with the most serious state of affairs they
have encountered since the collapse OF the old
Interstate Commerce hallway Association.
The Western Freight Association Is and has
been since its organization tho strongest OF
the Western associations. yet it ia incapable OF
maintaining rates oven in itstorrtory between
Chicago and the Missouri.
Even the subsidiary agreement Of Sept - I.
binding all lines absolutely TO maintain tariff
rates. was ignored within n week and is now
publicly repudatcd. 1t is not expected now
than the trans Missouri lines will pay any at
tention to scheduled rates.
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LAY Here XIX 3 is generally played.
tb pretty looking move. which, however, loses the
game.
tcl Il here. BIB D. then follow II 1t D CHI and 10
P.-kB4
(Il The decisive move.
q II hero. k-K or Q So white answers Q-oBs
with nm excellent game
~ or course bIundcr. but as the could not be
saved, tho game was lost anyhow.
To-day Lasker will give blindfold perform
ance. On Saturday he will close his engage
ment at the Brooklyn Chess Club by playing
Phil Richardson.
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LONDON. Nov 17.-Mr. Gladstone was cross
ing Piccadil!y alone last evening when he
stepped almost under tho horses Of an omni-
bus that was turning tho corner OF Regent
street. Tho driver Of the omnibus saw who it
was and rcined UP his horses in n hurry.
PR
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Royal Never Fails.

ROYAL BAKING POWDER is always perfect
no experimenting is necessary with it; the house.
keeper never has cause to return it to the grocer
and beg for the return of her money For over
quarter of a century it's great and invaluable
qualities have been familiar to American house.
wives, who have found it's guarantee of
light, sweet, pure and wholesome food.
Some baking powders imperfectly made
from cheap and inferior materials that their
manufacturers compelled to take them back
in large quantities. During the last year thou
sands of cases of one brand sold or commissioned
upon guarantee have been returned caked,
spoiled and useless.
Do not take chances with baking powder with
which there is possibility of failure.
ROYAL BAKING POWDER NEVER FAILS.
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LONDON Nov. lS-The Rev. Mr.. Clutterbuck,
the novernmenf INSPECTOR OF Schools who was
sentenced IN iS''i to Ienal ssrvitude for
brok en- heart. y
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SISTERS IN BELLEVCE.
Taken from Their Boarding House to He
LAamlned as TO Thcir Sanity.

Anna and Louisa Harmon. sisters. aged IS
and 33 years. who were taken to Bellevue
HOSPITAL last night by DR.. A. g. Ball OF AZ West
Thirty-sixth street for the purpose of having
their sanity inquired Into. They were sent to
tho insane pavilion.
The women have lived at the boarding house,
147 East Thirty-ninth street. for tho last two
months. They came from Savannah. Both
have acted strangely OF late. and last night
they raised such noise that tho p0ice we're
called in. They are believed to DO suffering
from religious mania.
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a Member or Parliament. Un...,ed.

LONDON. Nov. ls. - Frank James. the Con.
sentative member Of Parliament for Walsall.
was unseated to-day on charges Of bribery and
improper influence by his agents. Mr.. James
is the proprietor of a foundry in WalsalL At
court was satisfied. by the evidence presented.
mat mo majority was wrongfully obtained.
me result Is severe blow to Mr.. James, who
L. old -
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4 LIGH7HOLSEhAUC En- mo TIE SEA
Two OF lss Four Inmates Kescued by the
ship that Kan Into Il.

LONDON. Now ia curious accident oc-
Cured to-day in Belfast Tough. Lighthouse
No. .. which warns vessels from running
aground near the entrance to the Tough. is
built OF wood. and is not n very heavy struc-
IN its way without paying any attention to the
lighthouse. which it suddenly hit. Instead OF
was wrecked and topr!ed over into the sea.
The lighthouse did not sink. but iloated on
Tho crew Of the Midway fastened to lower a
boat ind rowed to where the lighthouse was
floating. Twoof the inmates OF the lighthouse
were drowned and two were rescued.
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when Baby was sick. We gave her csstortA
when she was . Child. abe Dried 70, Casto1A
When she became hiss she chung to CsstortA
Wan she had chiidrsD. she gave them osssss1A
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n, ~. ~. Louis aad Cincinnati Express
II, VETERINARIANS Railroad leads nil other trains IN
essr III .ho,t rtnwest " Is the best train and runs
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For the Di-a' m"m,nt Of Eu.opr.

ROME, Nov. lS.-It is reported here that tn.
, .,a OF the German clercals arc draitin:
pil contemplating II general disarmament in
aausfohea and the appointment OF a tribunal of
"tuhIallun. mo Pore warmly cnd0rsrs thr
tiah Proposed ly the bill. and is snid TO nnve
H'Iuhal III question. '"'
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"A new solid Nestibuied Limited train Of Pullman
nlning ana sleeping cars to New Orleans, Memth q
10, shrnga Ata.vle and Augusta will be placed in
s,sg the soth, inst. leaving New York At 4isO r. IL
sh VA on vsTy fast schrduis VIA Wash
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-10-14

ths aistsi tsts a ,lss iHsl.lls so
stes ia thls Hiisss ls sin~n - lliHssfs
llaus ,stsa - beg taftafa tssp ths
,ssssfaas 80 sstsnns ils hes ass
sviafY - 81 ssi sna . slsns'sfstissi
sna iFIm ~fl'ss - o. go 49, sauam
Nill safisslf uha tns~s sHgltlns -
shs daisss ~ ihs , sssuiiss flaltn lhsi
49, lassss ssslssspi 10 ssst "a thee Il
fstai'ssii - shfssgnol has sai
situate 10 49, lisHisnaHt iiassfuus
chen lasaIsas sla,ssi ifum aaiB snd
~lsa "a Ace. u u sissli ,a siss h,H
49, sl.ls ls.ll = msa - assist hlm ~
ii4s hsiH
f.ts aunilsf instance. hsr hsfaFd
NJ lessee, lhs Aslufssg iisss1al IL
l.sli l.i.ssal salsfy a. fssi'ls - ulgw
ga snd size hls ssiusl'ls sdsles ~ il'e
stats ufhfefs lnsssad ~ that be-
og~as . las ulllss ~ bt-s.sne, sod ~
lssaa,s = plsst aua "a assistant IN ,hls
siis q, sn ssIsass ~ o. Asi l.sf so
uua,, ~ as ll,s has WHss he ~tifh BE-
10 paid. 'issl.iss ,lis hs has ssssssanls
., Hs~itsas Malta Wslls, Naaruussg
seattle. asa eli aihss ps',miasa' l'lsees
ia .hs state dfawins 90 lef nua,h.
la ssfsiess thu, be wnuld le aisla a.
,,sglsfm u he waald shu, ur his pes
ss,s oalss, step campaigning s',d ds
ssas hlsa ssii a. iuliss 30 shlsh b. 10
Ia.j BY ,hs ls.apis
IL "a nut saNFani ss,latstsn 81 uih
sial .sast ios = mas wha sh.us, ~ lhs
spiss I#f aHaam she i~s'rls have ~
pag isf tiss ssfsies ihat he hes sun
ssansly lmpa1tan, datles ta I~rlasm
Zoe hlm 10 ds.sgi sls l-,ss ios wesls .,
= slms ~ travel sla,a, ,is Htais mai
las hong ~lasis'l l,aF,l.sa sfssehes that
are Va dlamstfis opposition ~ I,alit }
deer 81 see hell u he su,iltofs aad
sha pay ,hsl psui~iF,ion ~ hls salary
Ia bad taste. you readily sda'l, hu, y
u h maFe than that n 10 wllllul az
Precipitation II time aad lslsn, ius rii
ss,e aad paf,isas ulissss. ,ha, .s paid
lus ~ .hs ~huls lsufls. snd the oals
as IN Shieh ,hs hes ran 10 made b
arpsaf lees u ~ shu~ ins she, NJ
tenss' services as ~uFth lsut little "a
nothlnT
Probably ,hs, rsn l.e done. hui The
rsapls ssff pn'Ffslf oilsst lo nt isi
plaliua aa sflisle "a lmissisF sslus
The pssa mss sha h"lis 49, oNrs
bet hsnslss llls spa,ls ~ .ia,ss 90
plane. ,aa fssslilg 80 the pee 10
depth - ills ,liasm whlrh separate
hiss ifum ,hs voali he mobility Ed
ths eounifY niu 80 on rnshluns o.
assih ifessnsd esllinss sho ,fssi us
rlush safists. aud afs attended vi
saIefaumsnsff servants e. tssfiru
fs titbius datits iYt 81 ~ ~hlrh h
bss ~ pag
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rhay AIS Tee m,sh

tis Hniaftansit 90 klnn tHHnil
ihai ~ lsaslles i..lllisiass have o.
siFsna,a,slf Insisted ullu usiius ,hs
eaHsi appropriation o. tuestssi .
stats dsmsni To tsnst rfs, aiis
that u ,his all is o.iuss.ls.i ~ tne
sfsss si,si u ~iil insolss = sim a sarh
masai,ads III stissf ui.lss.s fssiai ins
governmental ssfIs''t slli - lsuefsi
!, ls uot susrsislns 'hefsiufe hsi
,hs farming population a ,hs eastern
lsiftlsn ~ the state sni residents ~
,hs ronntiss i.sfsi,fius un ihs gists
az dssef,ias = parts thas has hssW
made liss sshlele be saffflnR sta.h .
heavy losa kinE eouniT dssiIsss
sell itin ,hu Hlsts. 80 bee s,sfiius
snisfpflss and hsi slssdlas, dss4tiua
81 hnsns ln,sfests bnt 10 this insiauee
shs hes asssshoi ihe marx whsn u
eimss 81 cuuissi l.siween che rFuaisg
ani lhs lsss The latter must tlsld
fhs wiule lnusi ~ nssessltg 10 nieai
- lhsn sny ~ iis psfis
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-10-14

As wss anii.ipstsi ~ NJ u
Manners lfisnis ln ,his psu - ihs
ssuHiFl ,hs fsp'slt ihai hs bed sous
ussf g. ihs Peoples rsrit u'Hanisa
iinn pfutta e. o. unpssllHssily tale
NJ " s ln luli sttusi sta ihv ~,
tass fasy sud annnlusss bee dsistmin
st,ou e. 'atv lhs iiaihsm ~nh ~
snlssig la snptssii as ihe Nsiianal
aul state tishtts
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Don't Misropresent, Mr.. Miller.

Ihu- j Miller intimatcs in card
IuhiI.h,l 10y the Tribune that the
~t,NrNrp had sand that he (Millcr)
WIS beneath notice" because he
earned a living by work" 1t is
scarcely necessary to state that this
paper never made such an assertion.
The position 81 the STANDARD is too
well known for anybody to be misled
iN the blatant statement of dema-
rrgnc, Who for the first time poses as
a candidate for high Office and is in
toNioatcd with his success In reaching
a point far above his most sanguine
expectations But he has got to a
point that il the limit of his ability
the mere nomination by new party
that docs not possess the least pros
poet of success
Nh Miller may play the sympathy
i'tgr AS much as he pleases, but he
must not make the STANDARD the
h'artlcss aggrcssor who is doing him q
prir,uus wrong. 1t knows too much
of Mf Millcr- anteccdents and habits
iut It to be altogether safe for him to
pu.e either ~ II model buckingham or
a patriotic. lnw.ahiding citizen Either
81 hl. competitors is much more en-
titled to the respect and support of la
lnf tlnn man whose chief work has
h,en done with his mouth since our
people have known him. The STAND
Ann will not lie under A misapprehen-
SION II accords To all fair treatment
aud expects the same in return.
More than that il does not expect {;
much ~ that il will have if its oppo-
ncnt Is worthy Of the name of gentle
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-10-14

wffstt ff.
t
49, ntH Hf Isft.Hfi fras ssf
iaslst ugaa iHtHiHs BE sass atsft
ltsfs - aa saislif - s.ilsas ai 1his
tsssi hss ga fsiesssi e. sisHiisH iifs
nsn.s "a snf " tiis aenlaHss "a shs
ilsst.sfasif tittfi tst aH ihe .an
ifsil .ntsn8s a. slss fath aHa Htrff
ssHsflists = sss.iisi sspFisi iiss b.
81 .snf a. is HHif issaH snA ihffs ss
risaig - iisss - ussstiaH ssfh snt
stsfF aahss 80 ths ssstsi sua si'aw
sd issssHs 90 lls asests ffsissssf
- ,las is.lis
he r.isfHtsufs Hi tits HfssHsap Hn
ahssia fuasss fansiiiss uiii lsasssss
n,afs i,sts lf,ssa ths ssgg iast 'hss ihs
1ssppsss ss.uiass rlll insisfs lHts
usfw sarlssl rsf.sasl ifisatsl'll0
Sos - itts ,isss iiissa ,hs ls'sit s'ss -
- sssss asissss ssa wbsH sisl.' -
shis laas lssuislis eilssee u ssH
asss.l y p@ssss - . tsilssssis IDS
nssal lsss~i npsa Hss wss'n ~
have ~ Fssnsss fesssa e 80 ssass'
l.stesv 40 sd sha'ssh u nss nf'i -
lgss issssa sswsg a u psssissislg shs l'ssi
shai sar fhasssoa esssssg ssssnsiss
sghees hes tsss aiAs ~ sasts fhis
81 laess, u ths verdict "A shs l~spls
ED sssh that 80 sss ss,alsnt ~
universally was this Ices recognized
shas slshsash che sstssiasi'r y 'lss
usnss AasissAls ugass Ia The tiis a lbs
sosalg. not : slasle nssi ias shs
saaslna,lsa seala 10 l,,sad IN his a~s
p.ssg, sss ,as ssrs.llssas hssi =
s~as.h be q esadlssass wha ~s'ssisl
hssvs shat wss sssssassssl iusl'ss
hegs fisls ls = rsasslsai iasm 81 sa
aafsssmsni the, lee assa sessiss
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-10-14

" y ~hssfes Secretary ~ ,hs iiem
q. falif Ciut A. " wlsnef Ntu
rfeslsl,a, - she heb. sod ,ieofr. !
wmllh sent " seattle last F'isls' aud
attended the Democrats meeting holt
lhsu ihal evening ihry "a u sas =
fnnssF Afmuff hail vas patks1 SILL
mpFs lhsn htssi psfsuns mnslly ,u'
efs shn hstsnssi siih earnest sttsn
tlun ~ tames Hamilton iHstt whu
sl=lts iss thee hnHgs nn tis living 10
suss a 'hs present Dec hspiiliran
standardization ~ state sHsir tsnr
ln ioI iHll shsts ~ iusi efl,i'i 90 autl
lhs sH,lifuee seemed fu ausHt slth
So distinguished nfatuf ~ a. ,a,a
5000 ihs tilTmpis ssniismrn slaes
mentioned ssy thst a.iifsw 10 = dps.l
dust politically SOD ihst klns ,Hunif
~ uss saia wili stand io' ths tlttft
ani assiosi ihf iii,h
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-10-14

Nix. SSIvELY labored in the Legisla-
turo for the passage of the eight hour
labor law. for the anti-PinkertOn bill
and for the reduction of freights and
fare on railroads. Does any one doubt
what would be his position as Execu'
tive on these questions? Nobody
Does anybody doubt what would be the
action Of McGraw on any one OF these
propositions, without public record
on themY Nobody! He would follow
the bchests Of his party and sustain
thugs and corporations every time hi
official position gave him an opportu
nifty To do SO.
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n A hssass
NAR tsse
y y estta
a..aAl....-n..l

s~N-eNf""NFs
This seems esaelusise. and 80 aaa,
~ matter chat wssy he his Isali,lesl
l~llsI. wlli saeosa sayshi.s bat psasss
~ those efsosss ios s.aIp.ns thu, less
In The peoplss rasss
Hat, lea us ssllsu, iiiiis lut,hsf
A. ,hs srpsosealax slec,ien the so's's
~ fhasssaa eoan,y ell 10 sallei ulsan
"a eipcs . ceaa,y Hu'ves. VIII -
hs the present ineas,tsni, wha ls .
ea.dhlsis iH - slses,aa. so pFs"tles
his ssnsssv.ase to.ssd tlss suaai, :
~ shall n he eas from ~ho'a the
coaaly esq ssp-ei smris vsiuH io'
shat 70 paid ,o their HuFseYo''
NJ Noaas candidate i,S ,hs office
un ths issmsa fa,le ticket, 10 naan
~hu enjoys the ouaaslsnrs ~ all ~i'h
whum hs has hsea associated. aad
hasinE tssa Ia the '.inn,y ios ,l's past
~ years. has = large ssqusia'asss
rusmstly hs ~ss engaged in ,ssshlag
shs-sl ana was ~ that ila's aas ~ :
Tee who held hfsi.sissis esiilhrals
~ hss lpT ,hs past ihtss yesfs hssu
actively engaged ln pc, teal sutsef iue
ana there u nn duist II his slail'y -
!. s,,,isassi - splendid recommend
tsssns
n rlssisi b. ihe office ~ iuuutl
Huf s9of. hs ali 80 iesl Asssss'i s,ts
~ ,l.s l@upis II thussiea ssusi, 80
lutsllis.ui. careful sod economical -
niuistfatiwn
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-10-14

"SAvE who CAM was the frantic
cry of Napoleon to his army at Water.
loo. Save health and strength while
you can, by the use of Ayers Sarsapa-
rilla, is advice that applies to all, both
young and old. Don't wait until dis
case fastens on you; begin at orce.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-10-14

READ the article on the first page
entitled "Can IL he True?" We do
not blame any one for reluctance in
believing that such glariugly corrupt
methods are used in the broad day
light, and boosted OF afterwards. But
unfortunately the proof is too direct
and conclusive 10 admit of any doubt
The blush of shame mantles the
check Of American manhood when he
realizes the depths to which influen-
tial party leaders will descend. 1t is
to-day the greatest menace to free
government, and il allowed to gain a
permanent foothold will inevitably
lead To the establishment of govern
ment that will usurp the rights and
privileges they now purchase. Pause
aud reflect. Republican brother!
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-10-14

TmE Tribune of Oct. 18th and a
number of Republicans are circulating
the stereotyped saying that the state
mcn,- made by Mr.. G. 5. Voorhees, in
his speech are lies. If these parties
will partlcularize as to what parts OF
his speech are incorrect, We will lie
much pleased and see that they are
rrOperly answered.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-10-14
Knocked Out in the First Round.

Knocked Out in the First Round.
The Tribune tells very pretty
story about how young lady Knocked
uut al elderly gentleman in the second
round while they were riding in an
" uplound" street car. And now
comcs the STANDARDS reporter with
true recital IA 10 how young man
knocked out an elderly lady in the
nfsl round, while they were riding
~ a Cross-tuwn ear. A few even
ings ago. car No. ;, containing n trio
oi passengers. sn elderly lady, her
daughter. aud u young man, had
reached the lower Main street ter
mlnu. The daughter was sitting be-
tween her mother and the young man
and the latter was II stranger to the
ladies. During u moment of pitchy
dark ness, while the conductor was re-
vctsing the trolley, there came two
tremendous osulatOry reports, the
second one almost simultaneous with
the rcilashing of the incandescent
lights. OF course, there was a scene
and scnation. The young man
looked as II he had been doing some
thing smart. the young lady was
deeply Flushing and wiping her pout-
ing lips with her handkerchief, while
the elderly lady glared with vehe-
mcnce that would have broken an or
binary look glass. Then she posed
aud opened her mouth: How dare
you. sir, kiss my daughter right here
In my presence" 81 did not kiss
your daughter, madam" meekly re-
plird the young man. "pTis false, sir |!
What did hear" "You heard me
do this. madam" and then he play
fully twisted the glass stopper in n
lubin extract" bottle, exactly imi-
tasing what might he the report of a
series Of vigorous kisses snatched in
the dark from unresistiRg lips. mann
ma" intcrposed the daughter, in a
Voice sweet enough to charm bird,
You are quite too hasty. The gentle
man did not kiss me-" The next
scene was moment of oppressive
silence, graciously relieved by the
starting Of the car.
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fhs Iisatss soau, shy~ards

tsts tf lusisur, ihp state Land
'.mmisiuutf ~ ht. salary. Ike
HaHf nttrfs thai lits uut h,irsy tto
HiiHHfs ai ihe rat under the meal
o. istlt ISL r. trsf Lui under the
faiHf ahlh fuus through lhe hole
tHiannHi Hi ihe Republican part, IL.
msit ttsii ihfr, iipr,s that amount
~ ZEE ihe Legislature 1T lssp al
hssi ihs iaui tnmmissinn,f The iul
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-10-14

WHEN the hair begins to come out
in combing, it shows weakness OF the
scalp that calls for immediate atten.
ton. The best preparation to arrest
further loss of hair and restore the
scalp to healthy condition is Ayers
Hair VigOr.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-10-14

Iui-is " u Hate. - ufsEsn =
lite l.ss Hspal,lifan 10 his ls'isi 10
sl,nins ,lss assss II siesiei ~ lafas ius
thai stats says N,ss haze passsi
hish ianfI - gpn rislfa ius .is 49,
,sstiaa ~ lsla.s 80 hass sssa tss -
thaa GA misunderstanding sstatlisii
NESTS f.as.s else lssirs - lsia.i - 80
wufAlnsmen
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-10-14

WH' dnai sins ~ lhs iist'iili. 81
rites tiss ur 900 sua g. isl thr
lasi l'sisiatufsf isn lltsfr si.s,.intr
81 augihinW a. ~ ssii 30 ihai tlsinfi,
ssssniiisssf Was H sa uiistlf oHf.
fnIl sui mtfsnag titsi D., lss
fsf'lsl,s - rfsln ,auunt D. Separated
it.m ths rhaH sod fhsatf Flfurp 10
sssfnt Ani aitsntbn rsnn is 80.
e,tlsi ifsm tiu ~hais r0nnpt laait i5
aisv tittssi lsushtHn ths people
-, ihutius tbintiuF th,ntluT ani
lhs part y sIutinE. sinklur siutinF
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81 HEttiN, Over his signature, lie.
ulss ,hs rhafgr madv hy his political
tnfmirs ihat be- - railroad attof.
mes a. has never tc'n an attorney
inf lhu NORTHERN Pacific. nor con
nttirt uiih iis business. bat on the
D4ntfau ~, 10 representing most Il
10, suits and actions 10 las part Of The
county against a.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-10-14
Puget sound Nchoolmasters.

The Puget Sound SchOolmasters'
Club at meeting held in Olympia
Saturday elected the following officers I:
President, Prof. b. w. Brintnall; Sec
rotary, A. A. Barlow, of Tacoma
Committeeman, A. A. Stanley, of Ia
coma. The attendance was light
The next meeting will be held at Ia
coma
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-10-14

WITH but little care and no trouble,
the beard and mustache can be kept
a uniform brown or black color by us
ing Buckingham's Dye for the whiskers.
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lrtHs 49, si,isssi H,tssli e.
tsts iist iiils
tiamisau Atffaiu~ Mttlfas a.
tree lahn u Asi4fau.
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OIympiaus I'm Portland,

Mr.. Kenneth Kincaid is home from
a trip to Portland. He will return to
that city in month or so to take
charge of the prescription case of one
OF its largest drug stores. He stated
that there are quite number of
Olympians in that city at present,
among others Messrs. Tustin, Lind
quist, Mcmahon, and others. Mr..
kincaid now wears neat and attract
i've watch charm, in the form of Nal.
tese cross, which he won in Portland
after close and hard contest.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-10-14

\ mttty Thought Was beautifully
illustrated AZ tho reunion If the Grand
AfuHt iu Washington city last month.
un ihs iavu adjoining the south sing
Of ths Treasury huililng, on u large
,assn,i stand named Ia honor oi Lin.
,Hlu wsfe plar,d vio s,hu,l girls. -u
arranged in f,i ahiir aud blue drcs-c-
a. o. pisalure - h,ing star spanglcd
lsnnpf tuuld anything have hecn
mufs i.saui,lul and appropriate
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-10-14

fuses 30 unr thug the people
slouhi st,adil, Itar in mind from
nos un uil ,is,tiun ds,. and that j.. II
ihs nspu,iieaus obtain msiuu,y IN
the n,si legislature. iiuss laughton
~iIl is ~lssket. and that means the
ssfnr puttvs,snt state 81 affairs that
hes rrsniiri from the last two lcgis
latuffa
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-10-14

tts issislatafr 90 ispi sss ~ course
mefs Wtfai snd sllow,i lhc Land
Htsa,issiantis uiiirs ,he inllnvinR