Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1896-08-07

The steamship Alki will sail from
Seattle for Alaska tomorrow, at 3 a. IN.
The Commissioners have been in
session AS board of equalization this
week.
Miss Eva Campbell, OF Seattle, is
spending a few days with friends i'll
this city.
The weather prospect tonight and
tomorrow is fair and warmer to-
morrow.
Read Merit Woods advertisement.
1t contains something of interest to
farmers.
J. T. Cowles and Ell. Stevens have
gone on IA three weeks trip to Lake
CuShman.
Mrs. J. l.. Holland, of Eastside, is
visiting friends on the other side OF
the mountains.
Tie next steamship leaving Seattle
for San Francisco will be the Umatilla
next Wednesday.
Prof. Miller's Business College will
reopen, in the Reed block, on the
LIST of September.
J. C. Brautigam left Wednesday for
visit to his son in Lincoln, Placer
county, California.
Farmer Lee, OF Belmore, had Is
tons OF hay in the field when the de-
huge began Saturday.
The silver men are jubillant over
the swap lately made OF Hugh Wal
lace for Senator Squire.
Don't forget that a Bryan Club will
be organized at Columbia Hall to-
morrow Saturday night.
Mrs Van Buren,, formerly Miss Lucy
Munson OF this city, now of Alameda,
Cal, is visiting in Olympia.
Miss Maggie Wallace will soon leave
for Ellen>hurg, whittier she goes to
enter the State Normal School.
The Ship o! State" and A Silver
Campaign Song" are crowded over
and will appear in our next number.
The quarterly examination OF teach
ers will begin at the court house, next
Thursday, and will continue three
days.
The County Treasurer has invested
$9,l76 of the Sinking fund for re-
demption of railroad bonds in State
warrants.
ID. E. Vernon, of the Bucoda Index
accompanied by his wife and little
daughter, spent Saturday and Sunday
in this city.
The weather Office at Portland re.
ports that the present August weather
has not been paralleled the past quar-
ter of century.
G. E. Johnson OF this city and Miss
Lulu +. Drury OF Tumwater, were
married at the brides home near that
suburb, Sunday.
Misses Louise Aver and Maud viii.
son have gone to Victoria to spend the
remainder OF summer among our
English cousins.
Mrs. Harry Hubbard, nee Flora Wi
man was granted divorce by Judge
Reed, this week, and her maiden
name restored. Cause, failure to pro-
vide.
II you want anything in the feed OF
produce line do not fail to consult O.
George, at the "draw," Long Bridge
Il. a.,
reasonable profit.
The American Loan and Trust
20. has won It's case against the
Olympia Light & Power Co., for fore.
closure of mortgage, in U. S. Judge
Hanfords Court, at Seattle.
Do not forget that every friend o.
OF free silver is expected to attend the
meeting in Columbia hall, tomorrow
Saturday night, to take part in the
formation of Bryan Club.
The subject of discourse at the M
+. Church, by the pastor Sunday even.
Ing, will be, "A Christians Conduct
In Special Political Campaign" The
morning subject" Temptation"
A Browning, who has been held
awaiting the next jury term of cour,
on charge OF committing rape upon
Ada Gleanahan, Of Yelm, few weeks
ago, was released yesterday on $4O(
bail.
Mrs. 5. X. Bowes, of Aberdeen, who
mas been on visit to friends in this
city Will return home Tomorrow ant
oe accompanied by Miss Bessie Burn.
lIager, Tor a visit of a week or ten
:. Inc straits to which the Mckinley
ives are reduced is shown by the fac,
:"a' the next demonstration will be
~ ,he form OF a prayer meeting, to be
.a beneath the drippings of the
Eastern Washington cling stone
peaches have sold in this market with
~ 'ne past few days as low as So cents
per 20 Id. box. California frees" are
considerable higher, and command
'io'h % cents to 81 per box.
Judge L. ID. Warbass, of San Juan
tun,y' was up yesterday on a visit to
t:enus In this city, and in a talk with
4 Genus expresses his opinion that his
county will go overwhelmingly for sill.
e' IN the approaching contest.