Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1897-01-15

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MIS-. III. intcrhute OF Tacoma
VINO mas peeh VlSitlhg her mother, Mrs.
W. IL. ROBERTS the past lew days, re-
turned home today, by the Aberdeen.
ferhaps II Is better late than never
that the filthy streets are being cleaned,
but Better never late would be
Detter precept Tor city authorities to
Hollow.
The next steamship leaving Seattle
Tor SAN Francisco Will be the Umatllla
next Thursday. The next steamer for
Alaska VIII be the Alkl, which leave
next Friday.
The funeral rites of Rev. J. d.
Whitman, who diad on Westside
ednesday, VII! be held III the
United PRESBYTERIAN church, to-mor-
70" Saturday at P. NJ.
The Oldest inhabitant cannot re-
member when the hotels and lodging
houses of Olympia were so full and
Overlooking as they were last night;
anu all on account OF the reception.
A large delegation of Mason coun ty
teachers, mostly composed of young
ladies, came up to attend the Inaugu
raj ball. The young ladies chaper-
oned themselves and Daid their own
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~ Is 10 ne hopea mat every effort
VIII NC maze 10 ASSIST those VINO are
STRIVING u revise ana improve the
ota'e game laws oy tnE carry lhtroduc-
. .io.i vi oil aoequ"'e OIL Ill '''e Leeisia-
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p.opie 'ooA uoN' NoSerS ny the mana
Nv ''ie reception wednesday nigmt'
anu encfs oouy seei'ieo 10 cordiaiiy
mean 'l:e soou WISHES eAPressed lor
Ills administrations
The crowded state OF the old barn III
which legislative sessions are held at
an times, ana especially "hen any ex-
c,tihS iiiat'er Is uhaer consideration,
SHOWS the necessity ior a speedy COM
Pietioh Oh the capitol
Now that the opening year has been
sanctified by the time-honored week
of prayer, let us all go forth to the
faithful performance of every duty re-
memperihS that'
Tina, sbsnss There dhs on T. divinity ,o ,,on,
may" ~ '' 40 W.
At ebb tide strong current now
sets in from the southeast and rushes
with great velocity through the only
remaining channel near the west end
of Long bridge; a fact which shows
tlie eiiicieht Work already done at the
uraw.
Erick Llngrin, Swede, aged about
80 years, was killed Monday i'll Simp-
sons camp, New kamilchie, from be-
ing crushed between logs. He leaves
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