Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-11-24

'hragm III breathing.
The fame OF this organization
llready extended beyond the limil
Jersey City, and requests FOR their
ices at exhibition drills on beha
hurch or charity funds are alv
'nnring in upon Capt. Laws.
company has agreed to give exl
ions next month in the Presbyte
Plainfeld, and at Hasbrc
institute Hall, Jersey City.
SEEN AT THE GREAT FAIR
Glass bricks.
Electric buoys.
A golden chair.
A $4,000 clock.
A $4,000 organ.
A $40 onyx cane.
An $4,000 clock.
A bed worth $3.50.
Dom Pedro's chair.
Microbe incubators.
A 73-pound salmon.
A 81, 600 arm chair.
A $500 Panama hat.
A ~ 800 glass dress.
A 81 800 music box.
John Wesley's cloak.
Electrical engraving.
A 45-foot high clock.
A l07-ton locomotive.
A $500 sea-otter skin.
A buffalo in alabaster.
A palace built OF corn.
Lace at 81 900 a yard.
A cape worth ST. 800.
Milking by machinery.
A spun glass umbrella.
A steam mocking bird.
The Mayhower's Bible.
A 26-ton block of coal.
A plate valued at $l67.
Footgear of 800 sorts.
Leather of 300 varieties.
A nugget worth SAL ,SS3.
Girdle valued at $4,000.
Tree 26 feet in diameter.
A mantle marked 81 900.
A bureau l 800 years old.
One of Gladstone's axes.
A $50 year-old tea plant.
Grace Darling's life boat.
A hand-saw 900 feet long.
Some 1,500-year-old corn.
"Ta-ra-ra" in Egyptian.
Diamond. worth 100000.
Tea worth $I75 per pound.
Bamboo poles 70 feet long.
A steel ingot worth $2,25O.
A $4,000 fisheries display.
Horse and rider in prunes.
A $4,000 gold certificate.
Japan exhibits corned beef.
Watches valued at 100000.
American birds of LOG kinds.
An orange Liberty Bell"
Billiard balls worth $4,000.
A 40O-year-old dwarf cedar.
A 1000 solid silver model.
Forestry exhibits of Is States.
A skycycle or flying machine.
A 30,O00-pound block OF salt.
A horse model costing $1,000.
Two miles OF lunch counters.
A Spanish vase worth $4,000.
A 12-ton lump OF crystal alum.
Forty races in friendly rivalry.
Java women affect white hose.
An ammonia street car engine.
Egyptian bum-bum" candy.
The brick warship cost $4,000.
A Jersey cow valued at SIS, 600.
The National Capital in flowers.
An 5000 pound piece of copper.
Chickens Matched by electricity.
Watches mounted as butterflies.
A hand that dates from 100 B.
A chocolate tower worth $4,000
A cheese weighing 10000 pound
Pearl necklace valued at $4,000
A pavilion built OF packing boxe
An exhibit OF " swiftest" poison.
An iron eagle with 5000 feather
A shawl containing $4,000 stich'
Log Al inches square, Al feet lol
Humpbacked whale 471 feet Ion
The biggest moulding in the wo,
A Krupp gun that shoots 20 mil
The Judges OF Awards number c
Oregon shows an S2-pound salm
Brazil shows 1000 grades of cofl
A 55-foot high anthracite pyran
Stained glass window worth $6,C
Group of windmills worth $2O0,C
Oldest lathe extant-the Blanct
Munich shows an $3.50 microsc
Clay pipe smoked by Miles Stan,
A japanese doll baby" 6 feet Il
Vases made in the fifteenth cent
Gold nugget weighing 3,O40 our
One jewelry exhibit worth $4OO
Elephant tusk weighing 15S pou
A Shakespearean vase valued at
100.
A set of 90 stamps valued at
ach.
Paintings executed by Queen
oria.
The Washington Monument
oins.
A piece of lead ore weighing SC
Worlds Fair exhibitors numb
5000.
A fountain that squirts Gallo
vine.
One hundred and twenty carload
lass.
The first umbrella imported
America.
The lumber in the Ferris wheel
$4,000.
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