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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-02-05


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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-02-05

the United States, but was again re-
fusel. Deadly has gone to Victoria
presumably to get his Chinese into
! Portland.
Willie and Otis Stone, of Puyallup
barely in their teens, saw a four-spike
buck run out of the woods into their
] clearing. He had evidently been
chased 10y hounds and was completely
exhausted. He sank into the soft
earth near little stream, and the boys
held him down by the horns until the
arrival of several ranch hands who
placed ropes upon the animal and led
him up near the house where he was
killed. The buck weighed 1875 pounds
dressed without the head.
A real estate deal involving 100000
was consummated Wednesday at Port
Townsend, and the deed filed for record
with the county auditor. The prop.
erty is situated across the bay from
there and comprises 453 acres, with two
and one-half miles of water front on
ScOw bay. The property was sold by
William Payne and wife to the Glen.
nan improvement company, which
will construct wharves and warehouses
and begin the construction OF a dry
dock to be located there.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-02-05
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-02-05
rhs Assessors ooavsa,lon

ihs euna,s sssrssnfs completed
Their convention lziaf. Wrinss,iay ~
lsfu'sfn. siieg asfe'ing upon uniform
values iug certain classes ~ pr,psfty
fH Western Washington the dvuFes
sltrh lsslos vtfv adopted boz the class
- nsmud
iiafsss ani ~ dee ihfve year. Old
asd o,ss o. culis. ,esr. old and
osst sAl rul,s Ysaf Oh. s1a
'uSsm thfes yesn uid, tan o. en-
2 ssafs uli sia ysaf old ~
useu Muft sal,le. PEE sote. sl0o
sheep l'ef heal o.
ilass i'sf head. %
iamlstf nnngh pee N ie,i, o.
ifesss'l ls' n bet. tln
thr saluailnn lof faslofn Washing
tna was nse,i a. iiiuSs ilog.ss-l
yssf ald sis : years I'D o. = years
81 So ~ugt hufsos fuh Cuws-l
Ysat nl'l o. 2 sears odd. si0 : year.
~ snd ~ Oh Sheep-sa llug'
-fsft~t. 90
lsKs rsl n iest. o. losa
u s'shf''litiaR a Fepof, Frsammend
lns the ahsnts valuations. the commit
.se - ~hifh lhe suhiscs had hccn ~
lettei sali The aiuye he, ~ value,
ls net supposed b. he binding In al
sssss. - The assessuts Judgment vii
have h. ~ used ~ q great sensc IN
'nsnF conflicting saluss Hut they ar,
Submitted silsf a thorough discussion
- iu ssiuss Ia the diHsfen, counties e,
. Eai'is sltsFshy DO may base bis ~
ssssn'enls nn tho article. enumefate,
aiaffe
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-02-05

A VERY important decision was rem
dcred by the Register and Receiver O
the Olympia Land Office, last Wednes
day. 1t was in the contest case Of
John q. Mcbride, involving title to l2C
acres which now lie within the limits
OF the city of Tacoma, and worth a,
least half million dollars. The evi
dence was taken before the Seattle
Land Office in July, 1890, the land
then being in that district. 1t EN-
braces over 1900 legal-cap pages.
Messrs. Mills and Welty have just
completed the reading and considers
ton of this vast amount of evidence
and their conclusion is that while
traces of gold were found on the tract
the ore does not exist in sufficient
quantities to put the land in the min
eral class, and that it is more valuable
for agricultural and townsite purposes
than for mining.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-02-05

There must indeed be something
extraordinary In this little woman "a
maintain, a. she does. go universal .
hold on the affections 81 our people.
which IL especially marked among the
ladies', whose pe, che seems b. be-. II
must be the womanliness that IL IN
her We do no, kno~ what else h.
sides her lneompsrable excellence ~ an
actress l'us therv IL something, aud, a.
said, u mas, he the woman that Il In
her--thst 10. all those higher attributes
which combine to make woman what
our highest conception accofds the ses
She cannot o. Into the deeper emo.
lions II her plays wi,hou, weeping
wherever IL would seem that t.as=
should he, aud 81 IT tie other emo.
tons shs IL In sympathy With her
character, whether n be pathetic ~ ~.
verse therefore. when women weep. os
when strong men, ss they often d.,
give wsy. they neei not l'e ashamed.
fof the little woman al whom ,hsS
i''oh, aud ~ho swsys them by the
magic 81 her power 81 her own sweet
will, 10 iast ss deeply snecied. aud
would no doab, be sIsd IA ,schaass
places In order that she nigh, iur the
nomsa. realise that whs, she saw vas
NOT real, She feels II as u !, wefs 81.
and In this her wonderful power is sc
counted i0s.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-02-05
Lost In the nsrshssn nss,sas

A Port Townsend special says thu,
by steamer from Alaska ths iniosms
,ion comes that ten miners. u 10 iess..l
have perishe.i from hunger 90 enl,i
Las, April Morris Oroa aud \. q
whesioek, III Juneau. accompanied by
eight other miners left Juneau on The
sshoones Charlie io' iA,uys hay taking
eight moa,hs' provisions The party
vas ,o return In November. smhsas
has i.sen heard irom them and sres.
anc~ssness ls felt, Zoe they as~ In .
ircsen region where !, ls laps.sihls ~
Mes fsnd oF help. The p~apls sp
Issslssi to Capt. Maynard. II the ,al,s.l
l'ss'ss var ship ria,a, ~ Al,ts "a g,
Ia the rslisi II the mlsslas men
Nsy.sni dselln.si on saesaa, III the
nfra, fisk to the ship aud bsesass he
though, The men wrfs lsyoed ths
teach II human ald A mass meeting
was bald 81 Junsaa aud the slavesaos
arrsaisi ~ and = relief ssps.i,,ioa ~
Eaaised. They 80 oat ia . sslllns
vesssl ~llh supplies In sessph ~ chs
la-, minsss, ben, there ls ll,,@ hope %
'e.oaIas them. The wln,ss ~ iA,ays
hay ls h'as aaj severe sad ,l,s pso,ss
lali'y il that all II The ten mlsslns
,asa have psslshed
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-02-05


The Republican State COMMITTEES
have hxed on . later date than Was o,
frat contemplated Tor their state Con.
ven,ion. 10 nominate delegates 10 the
National Convention. The call, jusi
issued, names April 18th. and Seattle
as the place. Cor holding the Conven-
ton. Eigh, delegates and sish, alter
hates viii be- chosen. ths basic ~ rep.
resentstion being QUE delegate ., large
from each county. one delegate irom
each county ior every 900 votes and
one Tor sssh iras,ion Of ~ votes. 10 h
based upon the numieF ~ votes cssl
for The Republican csndhla,s ios 0ov
ernor al the last state erection. Tn.
der this superintendent. ThuFs,ou
county 10 entitled 10 seven delegates
Chehalis sis. iewi. seven and Mason
three. The whole number II delegates
In the Convention will he 7i3. The
National Republican cossention, u
will be- remembered. meets al Mime
srolis, June Tn.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-02-05

ths iuuwatsi o., Cumi,an, viii BE-
prepared W iss iats g. furnish iee IN
anf gusntiiies 90 huuic consumption
and 'sIasi g. Tsis,tt tsfiinn 81 their
praiusi u So q lum, enterprise. and
l"sislss ts'iauH mnu,, 81 home will
hnng ntnsY ifum abroad 90 sntet in
o. uff tif, uiaiinu medium u !. one
~ iiir industrial hrginuings that pa,ea
tie eat g. iutur gfsaiue-. provided.
~ ,'ii'fsf that ih' Irotl, stand D.,
their nsn Interests enough e. patton
iff hHaf iHfasffy
u thss isii a. du this. the, lend
ihsif all o. l'fsiFn monopoly. and help
4" iHirlt,fish thriG uxn cummunit,
lh.s is 80 plain illat. be- Who runs
Waf read ani thvfv can BE- 49, vafia
item teens ihr frsuli
The 81, mtaa g.. co. backed hy ~.
tiniun 81 Go ~ Isrnma. arr nov
mahing 80 effort a. ptustsale til. 10.
ians Industry ~ ouf u~n psuple last
ss ihe usv plant ls alsiut a. besin up.
efsisuns " msiss reduction ~ nearly
~ isf Tvni from ~ burner pfice~.
s''lsiy O. taisfs aad ssaiv r.,a a.. ai,i
~ heal prosperity n can have Ne
"ih.f object snd u frma,ns ~ h. seen
Shsthsf u',' people sill stand ~ home
enssfitiss. 80 sid Va makius u fail.
are
W. have o." much fcsIsct iof the
Ks''si ssnse ~ uuf t~oiis a. laiio,e
that they pill is iut an Instant ,ie.
'siset b. the si-s uus plea ol this
NFaslaHg rafIsfstiin We helirse
iheg all stand ,fes Ia their uwn IN
t'frsls ~ rs'riniIinE hume insiitu
iiHn. and keeping their mooney ~
huh" We have vtsfs s-sufancs that
tits is 90. tu, 81 Isist lhe unwsfy
make this apTesl
4 ihv fatTs ~ tliu fumWalef lee ca
wlll - 80 higher than th,s-u oi llvi,
t'fslRu eaiureiituf. Ruf wiil they b.
falsssi o that competition shouid
efsss iuswAfta ltr Ga.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-02-05
The Sham and the Real.

Every good thing has its mators every genuine article
its counterfeits The Ammonia and Alum Baking Powders
sold the counters like Dr. Prices Cream
Baking Powder than the paste the real diamond or
counterfeit is like of the old genuine PAINTINGS
When greedy and mercess manufacturers claim their
adueraed and harmful baking powders good as Dr.
Prices, they know they not telling the truth These
people know they destroying the and the COM
pexon of the consumers and there many gocers
mendng such powders their couners-knowing same
to be injurious and worhlessmply to make large profit
Dr. Price contentious physician, has spent lifetime
in perfectng and popularzng his Cream Baking Powder
the only Pure Cream Tartar Powder be obtained
Multitudes of mators all the land have sprung up
initiate the purity of Prices Cream Baking Powder
but how cheap they could make their countefeits and
hoodwink the public.
Some Ammonia and others Alum but all these shams
cry chorus Buy this its just good Dr. Prices and
much cheaper.
Prices Cream Baking Powder is the standard for purity
and perfection the world over and is beyond comparison
DR.. Price stands for Pure Food and foe to all shams
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-02-05

WHl,4i m.tt. aHfuu.I t.sI 900
raHt ..t.tl- I.-su. .hfaeth s rr'
trs.t,.I .4-.u - lf..tfai.nn ~ i'.i.
ues. af a'l llnI. anI thst.nr SEAT,
he f,'tIfvIth I+lls hnr ~ i''l
ns.Ir o i.sf r.. 500 ,sHss goo Ilt
randon.t ..f frfIr. I'osls.f. l".t
a. t.a. eIa st. situ.'' e. I'f
pcua ..u.Ilu, n,lih. ,hlH.fa i.i.-
ing ,faI. ...la 49, wh, hat, h,,u .i'.
lne tu.u,.s o. sn.i mph p'sssuf'
principle. f,sl eIth com ~. niiut l'
PRECISION ulr effects - az iorfis in
.um, lItn. h,. 90 uJH,trY that che BE-
tla momentum ~ che sh"lc s,s,om
Lofgng hs- hren doll hop. have
been low ..nl BOO l-sr demand other
resource. at low ,il. and ~ out tep
pie import many 81 tho ueor.sities 81
DIE. scnding away wune, g. pay inr
them. there could O., lut one result
from such a policy 900 irci'f Of "l"n',
aud hard times. Speculation Boo reel.
Is took tAc placc. far uuo ct iefit
innate enterprise and much fssrf,r
capital b. now tio'l up ,n a'tes ani '"ts
that might Il q hsd i~en invested ia
industrial object. have done much 60
avert the present evil.
With these checks upon recovery, 1,
il not surprising that this aud other
so.ealIed hooming" communities
should feel. in an excessive dcEree. the
general prostratiun hat thi. espcn
oncc. W. trust will not be lost II
should DO an object lesson. and IT in
calculahle benefit In steering safely
and avoiding breakers Ia the future
Olympia should have built manuiac
tories instead ui ~ many store build
ings. She should have encouraged en
terprisc- that produced articles iot 81
port. instead Of suppl, ing only mean.
for facilitating imports. she shoul,l
have planned 10 keep the dollar. q,
home instead 81 allowing them a.
stray from our grasp forever She
sees this nov, through the eyes II
Experience, aud We believe tina. profit
will result.
The present outlook 10, however On.
couraging. A general revival seems
probable. The demand for such
staples ~ We can produce appears "a
be at hand. and very aeon this will 70.
suit in restored confidence which i-
the backbone OF progress. Olympic IL
soon 10 enter upon an era oi railroad
building which win give employment,
10 many men and place In circulation
many thousand dollars. The new
mill az Tumwater has begun shipping
frequent carloads Of -four 90 Tacoma
and Seattle. the Ice msnuisr,ory g,
the falls will soon he turning out all
the cooling element needed ios home
consumption and that Of citics on ,h.
Sound. A wooden warr factory 10. u
IL said. q certainty Of tho near future.
These are small beginnings Of perms.
nent element. Of prosperity. when
we possess. many oi these aids We will
occupy an Independent position.
Then We can make money In town lot
speculation because each lot and block
will possess true value. Thsn ws
can find tenants for empty houses,
because business win demand increased
accommodation. Then the hum Of
industry will break upon the ear 10
sweet melody that will keep The
hear, beating with the Joyous ,hrol,-
Of health. Then the cloud will have
passed away.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-02-05

THE "Mr. Wilkinson's Widow
company is very strong one, nearly
all the members of which are credited
with distinctive hits in their respective
roles. The cast includes Joseph Hol
land, George Drew Barrymore, Thomas
II. Burns, Emily Bancker, Thomas w
Ryder, Matte Ferguson, Edward Cole
man, Annie Wood, John w. Thompson
and Adelaide Grey.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-02-05

Ours . sensation wss eFeatsl The
ether day .. rsissspof,. Conr. ~ the
british sahooasf 0lendoa. ~ ~
Johns. n. u, sailing late N" hafhos
With The British Issk lia.,ias irom lie
rsisssnmssi, In direct violation ~
Amsf,oaa las. prsidins that ios.
eiTa sasiss MUS, ,z' accompanied ~
the stars and stripes The asg wss
perceived by the peppls on he d'sAs
and a. the vessel Is',sssd sselssd men
CRESTED the ass With hissss. miasls.i
9th cries II "iiaai dowa Z" A" Rheui
w" cspssia In -bs,dss. ei the
sshpoass. dtev pistol ssd .sess he
would shoo. the nfs, msa who laid
hands on The hslys'as when ,hs ,es.
ssi finally Feaehed Hwofds wharf. luss
10 The rear 81 The Fourth regiment arm.
ofy, there wse osss looo reopls on The
shaff. They wese lolned ~ a lee
armed silitismsn irom the afmosy
~ho attempted to tee dowa The Gag
They sefw driven oiT q, the fssulvsss
n'assls by The crew The Amssiesa
has ~ss then hoisiei oa so sltilalns
s''h"onsf and greatly ehesssd. The
cad is not jet
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-02-05

fvssF wsn,sT lessss ils ts.es. %
s"'sss upon the ssnsfshle fsYpiisn
s''sslisl Ia ueai'sl rark ., be. hoe,
a'e's dafinE i.s Ice yssfs ~ Amsflesa
ssls,ssss than duFlus l,s hunslsvls 81
y''s's uloa The lsaks ~ the Nile
hishsssa s'ca,hs ass ), wss sHasiaea
by specialists sad ,as-is ~ treatment
recommended, bot a sssms thu, ,hl.
has no, hssa csstlss oui l.ssanse the
n'css~-'r " Ass' has ns.s' lssn sr,,,e
psisssd
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-02-05

UnoHas q PiFKs. sho has lass ~
,urned irom the Easl. declares. ssy,
the seattle i'rsss Hs,es. that nlains
and Reciprocity will sweep everything
bcIvFp them. AZ Peaks HAD hoy
would say Tina. settles H." aud the
Democrats nigh, iusl as sell hang ap
the fisiile. while the piper :apss NJ.
Joyous notes
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-02-05

A W.snIsoTvE dlT-,sh shs. ~ssl
states that ths wealhss ssns IN the
l'iasssisr asht Ia llss Nia,h slseal,
as~ I.eiass ssFy closely ~ Wa uli.
Lsr, u r''s,l.ad oFsEaa, e L,oshss a
csp, ulllsu a the ,s.ast Hussss. wlo
Teslsies ia this sliy,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-02-05

CIV Jan. s7th. . conferences II
representatives II var ioas pol.,lesl
reform associations. was held si Chi
eage. with Francis q. Willard acting
~ presiding Officer. The ohiee, 90.
20 unite oil these descendant elements
Into party that would with one blow
Hill The rum ,rafi,c. isnsiious Don.
nalIy. the yeast powder man. cas-
down for speech but he failed Ia
rise" ~ The proper time. and Genes.
qusntiy the whsle esks vas dough
when taken from the oven. The l,iss
81 uniting all ,hese conflicting odd.
and ends upon . msa In sympathy
with their Ideas iof President, wss
found 10 he ~ impractical 81 !, would
be Tor any man b. attempt such q
herculeaB tsak n elected. The con.
,ention on adjournment resolved 10
self into lie constituent elemeais
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-02-05

Poor Bethune! His party are about
to bounce him out of the office OF State
geologist. A too rapid development OF
the bump of self-esteem seems to have
been the cause. He should know that
he has no right to expect promotion
unless the bosses will that he should.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-02-05

TITS charming little actress. Mis-
Katie Putnam. who has bad hong
and successful csresr. vac Que ii The
frat 10 eross the plains ~ entertain
the pioneers 81 the Northwestern
county. Her hrst tour 10 the co.s,
was made ., time when The venture
was considered extremely hassnioa.
u proved highly successful. however,
and served IA establish the clever lady
a. prime isvorits Zoe all tlae 10
come. until now her maine 4. sln,ost .
household word among the early oct
tisfs
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-02-05

ihe supreme court Msines,la,
issus'l al, ~ hal,ess corpus direct
inH ,hs diss hafWe ~ Leonard Perm
sslfh. whn sas the complaining wit
ness tn ihs lirfuu county esse ~ "a,
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-02-05

REfonr has u .ha, sesssal II the
larger down SQUAD mile have order.
air months ahead from various foreign
points,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-02-05
TIME TABLE.

- The new schedule of the Northern Pacific Rail
road is given below:
EAST. BOUND No, TO-
Chehalts and Seattle Express-Leave Chehaii.
Z A. N. Leave Olympia 9:02. Through tain te
Seattle.
Nos. 6 AND g.
Leave Portland 9:15 A. NJ. via Centralia anS
Gate City. Leave Olympia 4 p. n, close con
neetion Tor Seattle Leaves Tacoma for St. Pau
and East at 1l:l5 p. NJ.
SOUTH AND WEST.
Nos. z and For Portland, Gate City and Mon
tesano Leave Olympia S:33 A. NJ, arrive q
Portland p. N.
CHEHALIs AND SEATTLE EXPRESS.
No. 9-Arrive from Seattle 6:i4 Pm; arrive a
Chehalis SPN N.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-02-05
Change Of Time.

Commencing January 2lst, trains
on the Port Townsend Southern rail
way run on the following schedule;
Passenger-No. L.. Leave Olympia $40 A. NJ
...... Arrive TeninO $3.50 A. NJ
Mixed-NO. .... Leave Teuino $50 A. NJ
- Arrive Olympia 10 80 A. NJ
Mixed-NO. 3 Leave Olympia l:50P N
- 800. Arrive TeninO $50 p. N
Passenger-No. g.. Leave Tenino $40 P. NJ
Arrive Olympia 400 p. NJ
Passenger train No. l makes close
connection at Tenino with Northern
Pacific No. | for Portland, leaving
there at 9:47 A. NJ, arriving in Port.
land at 3 p. NJ
Passenger train No. leaves Tenino
on arrival OF Northern Pacific No. 6
from Portland at :05 p. NJ.
+. A. BAILEY,
Assistant Superintendent.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-02-05

"The use Of 'Castora' is so universal and
It's merits so well known that it seems work
OF supererogation to endorse it. Few are the
intelligent families who do not keep Castoria
within easy reach"
CARLOS MARTYR, D. D..
New York City
Late Pastor Bloomingdale Reformed Church.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-02-05
I:S7I;{''1|:1
for Infants and Children.

"Castoria is so well adapted to children that
recommend it as superior to any prescription
known to me" II. 4. ARCHER, N. D.,
Ill So. Oxford ST., Brooklyn, n. Y.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-02-05
Nos. G AND &

THE proposed bridge over the Cow
litz at Toledo will cost $4,000.