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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1899-03-03
A Smart Little Girl.

A little girl who has just entered
school jubilantly announced to her ia
ther that she had beaten all the girls
above her in the arithmetic class and
gone to the top.
"That was clever of you" said he
encouragingly. "How was it 7"
"Well, ycu see, the teacher asked the
girl at the head how much was 8 and D,
and she didn't know and said IL,
and the next girl said 9, and the
next one said IL, and the next one
said ii. Such silly answers! Then
the teacher asked me, and ! said 13
and she told me to 60 to the top.
Course it was 13."
"That was NICE" said the father. al
didn't think you could add so well
How did you know it was 139 ?"
"Why, l guessed it. Nobody said
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1899-03-03
Evidently "Gone" on Lady Cursor.

The decoration of Lady Cursor of
Kiedlestone, wife of the viceroy of In
dia, with the imperial order of the
crown of India, is high distinction,
as the order is practically reserved for
royalties and the wives of secretaries of
state of India, viceroys, governor and
native princes. The Indian mails,
just received in London, show that
Lady Cursor has made conquest of
Anglo-Indian society, while the native
papers pay her glowing tribute, as
witness the following from the Ranga-
basi, n leading vernacular newspaper
of Bengal. In truly oriental eulogy
it declares: "All the goddesses of the
Hindoo pantheon hide their heads in
the presence OF Lady Cursor, who is
like diamond setting, or full moon
in clear autumnal sky" The paper
adds: "Her color is molten gold; its
whiteness assuming tinge of red in
the warm climate of this country. Her
teeth are like set Of pearls, her waist
is beautifully slender and her hair like
raven tresses, setting off her white
complexion and making her look quite
young. Her well-shaped head is beau
tifully poised on a swan-like neck, her
eyes handsomely purple, are ever rest
less and beaming with intelligence.
Her forhead is small and narrow, her
neck is like that of swan and her
voice resembles the cry of cukoo."
This rhapsody concludes with saying
Lady Cursor has moral and intellect
ual gifts seldom allied with such
transcendent beauty.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1899-03-03

l WAS going down on the train to
Portland the other day, and in the
smoking compartment there was the
usual assortment of men, says the
Boston Record correspondent. Among
them was Speaker Reed. They fell to
talking about the Philippines, and
two pretty loud-mouthed chaps
thought they knew it all, but as they
dilated on the advantages of acquir-
ing those ten million Malays their
statements were knocked into flinders
by the comments of Mr.. Reed.
Finally, as the last and all sufficient
argument, one OF them remarked
"Well, it is our duty to carry the
blessings Of freedom to those islands"
The Speakers eyes opened little,
and he looked around, as if to see il
irrelevancy could be carried further.
and then, with his inimitable drawl,
he closed the conversation with /:
"Well, there arc people in this coun-
try who seem to think that we can
furnish canned freedom for all the
heathen."
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1899-03-03
Hypocrites at Church.

Henry Ward Beecher was once ap-
preached by young man who con.
sidered himself very clever. "Do you
know, Mr.. Beecher," said he, "I've
been thinking that / would settle
down, behave myself and join your
church. Now, 1 like your preaching,
but when go to your church and see
such men as old s. and others,
grasping skinflints and hypocrites to
the core, sitting there in full member
ship, why the thing is just little too
much for me. And really" he added,
~ cannot join"
"Well, you're right" said Mr..
Beecher; every church has such men,
and I fancy Plymouth is not free
from them. And until you spoke ]
have always wondered why the good
Lord permitted it. Now I under
stand"
"Ah," gurgled the young fellow.
81 am glad have thrown light on
the question. What strikes you as
She reason, Mr.. Beecher?"
"Well," replied the great preacher,
ait is permitted to keep just such
fools as you out of the churches"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1899-03-03

THE old United Presbyterian kirk at
Savoch, in Scotland, had minister
some sixty years ago named David
Cav, a very diminutive man, standing
only about five feet two inches. He
married strapping, handsome lass
some five or six inches taller than he,
and her name was Grace Wilson. The
Sunday after the wedding he got q
neighboring minister to preach fol
him, so that he could sit with his
bride on the first Sunday. The min.
lister was good deal of wag, so Mr.
Cav made him promise faithfully tha,
he would not allude in the sermon to
himself, the bride or the fact of the
marriage, but Mr.. Cav nearly sank
through the floor when the text was
given out, Ephesians, III, 8: "Unto
me, who am less than the least of all
saints, is this Grace given"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1899-03-03


Providing for the rcappraiscmcnt Of
tide lands in Whatcom county.
BY Committee on Judiciary-Relat-
ting to prosecuting attorneys.
At the afternoon session the revenue
bill was passed. Also the following
House bills:
Appropriation for travelling expenses
for the Fish Commissioner.
For the relief OF Captain Ed. f.
Hardin.
Relating to justices of the Peace and
constablcs in cities of the first class.
Relating to private drains and
bitches.
Relating to construction Of dykes.
Mr.. Field called up the bill creating
the county of Wcnatchce, and the bill
passed on third reading.
Mr.. Heilig's bill regarding the plac'
ing of insurance policies on the proper
ty of the several State institutions car
ries an appropriation Of $4,000 for
policies, as follows, each to run three
years: Hospitals for the Insane, each
1925, GOO; Penitcntiary, 100000; Uni
versity and Agricultural College, each
100000; School for Defective Youth
$35, 600; Reform School, Soldiers
Home, Ellensburg, Cheney and What
com Normal Schools, each, $25, 900
State Fair buildings, S., 600, and State
Library and furniture in State offices
$4,000.
Mt. Faulknor's bill to appropriate
$3.50 to the Olympia Light and Power
Co., for lighting the State building
from April to August, 1897, failed to
pass, owing to the few members pres
ent.
The following House bills were in
definitely postponed
Relating to Justices of the Peace
and Constables.
Relating to jurisdiction of Justices
of the Peace.
Relating to municipal courts in cit
les of the first class.
Relating to county roads.
Relating to commencement OF ac.
tions before Justices of the Peace.
Relating to appointment of Prose.
cutting Attorneys.
Relating to certain crimes.
Relating to honey bees.
Relating to the sale of intoxicat ing
liquors.
Protecting cable ferries on navigable
streams.
For the relief of James Ross and de.
claring an emergency.
Making an appropriation for the
Sta,e Board of Health.
Providing for reappraisment of tide
lands.
Disclaiming ownership to certain
tide lands on the Columbia river.
And II. J. Il. 18, relating to charge
of malfeasance against the Prosecuting
Attorney OF Skamania county.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1899-03-03
CARE OF RID GLOVES.
French Women Never Put Thcm On Except
in Their Dressing Room.


8" "'''uii"s Is e'i' '''''y oiS'S-
''"'o '"'"' '''
vain W ''"' ','.''' Always P"'
pau " ~" ~" s,o''' ,o' '"o
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WIN W "''o" VI "''' "'''ooi"'io''
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,,o, ,hor s,,,,, lo f,,ol :, a. .,o.
,bo, Il ,horo o,r u,ms ,,,o,, al,
ho do,oc,od hoforo ,,,o a,ano. a.o ,,a;I
for and tolo, owov
Cho,n c,oyps aro o,,ov. , .;.,, m,
sbo,,J noror Ia ho,a,, go, =,
rclioblc s,orc
somo Of tho hos, .,,ons Loon ,ood
limo If c,ovos =, ,ow nr;oo. ,h;oh o.o
we'll worth buv;nc for common woor
They oro s,roncond wo,l modo ,houo,,
NOT fine and sorye oxco,,on,,,, ,vo,, TO-
shorn;,o and o.; iii. e..
had weo,,or
T, nr,,;ro nm o,o.o o, 10
corefuI IN GOT o.cb G,oar s,ro;oh,
co,x ZACH ono y, H., r,,II; .,,l,.
nm tbe tbu,b u,,;l ,ho fnoo,s oro
down to the very ends
T.. ., r .,
,ho f,nors ond ,,,a ho,Iot a.. o.,s,
of the finger, tbrougb the wrist. il
wears a glove ont badly TO null il of,
by catching nj the finger ends Phil
the glove into shane and law away
carefully Keen silk 70 match each
shade and mend "a soor "a broot
annears The old nroverb an stitch
in time saves nine" ia esneciaIlv an.
nronr;ate N cIoves Glove mord;nc
is delicate worL which reou;res both
skill and dexter;tv and who, welI
done navs admirably for the Mains
taken.
A flask NJ glove poxoer sbo,,d form
one of the adiuncts To every toilet
table. and n prettv glove stretcber is
another.
French women saw that American
mothers fail sadly in the respect that
they do not instruct their daughters
in the art of putting on their gloves.
American girls" they saw "come
down s,,;,s uniting ,bo;r cloves or os
they 90 Now French woman
never thinks of leavinp her room until
she has mt on her gloves any more
than she would come out buttonipg
her shoes This i. why n Parisienne's
gloves last her four timcs "A long rs
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1899-03-03
The Libelous They Say"

The one term "they say" is respon'
sible for nine -tenths of the lies which
repetition and familiarity finally con-
vert into seemingly bona fde evidence
One usually hears an exciting bit ol
gossip launched forth with these words,
while at the same time the speaker
h imself or herself declaring that
they did not personally know it to b'
true. The man or woman who thus
screens himself or herself is nothing
short of coward.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1899-03-03
WHOLE NUMBER 2,O32.

for murder. The father was forgiving
and willingly contributed large sums
of money for his sons defense. The
dead man is % years of age, and the
only son of John Hally, Supcrinten-
dent OF the Toronto branch OF tho
Canadian Rubber Company"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1899-03-03
A SIMPLE expedient to alleviate the
Drops OF mercy, can 1t be.
The gates were left ajar for me

A SIMPLE expedient to alleviate the
fly nuisance is to sponge the window
and sills with strong solution OF car
bolic acid. Do it while the sun is
shining and the flies are most plenti-
full. They will, it is said, die at once
and in numbers. The brushing may
be repeared several times.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1899-03-03

THE white ivory keys of piano
should never be cleaned with water
which discolors them. Instead, they
should be rubbed over with . soft
flannel or piece of silk dipped into OK
igenized water, which can be obtained
at any chemists and when the keys
are stained or greasy use methylated
gin, or diluted whisky.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1899-03-03

WILLIAM BABINO, logger, whose
parents live at Bear Creek, Wis, was
drowned while attempting to cross
the bay in a row-boat during heavy
wind at Tacoma, Sunday.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1899-03-03

"DE trouble wifi some men dat
knows heap" said Uncle Eben, ais
dat dey hab sech positive way o tell
in it dat dey makes folks too mad to
listen"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1899-03-03
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1899-03-03

TRY cleaning glass OF windows and
mirrors with n cloth moistened in
kerosene. Afterwards rub with news
papers.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1899-03-03
She Couldn't Remember.

Frances, aged four, accompanied her
mother to church, and hearing the
hymn
"Drops of mercy, can 1t be.
The gates were left ajar for mel"
tried to sing it after returning home.
She sang, drops of mercy, tan it be,
re dates was Left Then she stopped.
"Well, why don't you 60 on? ?" asked
her mother. "'Tause," was the reply,
al fordet wever it was a jar or Jug"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1899-03-03

WANTED - SEVERAL TRUSTWORTHY
w persons In this State to man age our busi-
mainly once work conducted at home. Salary
sona sstra,gndt 9soo year and expen ses definite.
pona nue.. no more no less salary. Monthly SIS.
'eiope, Herbert E. Hess, Prest., Dept. NJ. Chicago
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-20
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bplauef Statsbcretr.
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Nfteriporaiel

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lsnner iis at orips @aarosbrug i Otter
f~iorpsn, sr pr9iten Gapit, 5un Tom til
6osanger for pei 10 4dr iiosu. YrRites
9uuroen bar oa ida iloe msofarst. ION e,
preitsgadrb tan pare. Mso friitt Moo
tog Fan Itrats tat paa Dprtning % RIB
ming, ioa 8daroen tnapt er at tienoe
igjsn eitsr ben forte lib. Ga itor Wpr.
Der mere Iua uo Tom 9ano sno 2aro,
bar ban tappet uo, iaa Srasiet M potser
tat. 6un bar gGre al lit 4rbeips.
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-20

8eoerftu - Get bs'isabtaisres berpeo for ira
urrsuee si1st 20 HsHHsr, at DOR flare nri9loas
latter 9s,rine. aigit osb Isoen ben s2be Sepismber
en- Alber Al ~ Mar, 4 Eaaneoer "a % Sa9e. aar.
Fissn III benpes 1so bar ct 8aaosfias At en- llesu
Ont ~ aar sammsI, Tom babe faast fat AiHsn.
ca fsreno man siofte al bet. aft 5iub6et al, o. bur
ialot paa suiurt esbsti5 ialrst | tlHosrEigct. Eoi.
loren 'om mart, % ali, bpao tuatr sissss, blsD gott
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ssn ben gse September paa Dor atrie1aaro en-
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lena aRprssn.
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itl 9 bspslD. Rgrgs.
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fra gioBurIe, Rgrae,
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arenbal, 25oe Sept. 5or antdgslig
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fibre ioae g~puopibslIen. ReiuItdtet bleu,
at meo IA mob 5 Stsmmer fditholoes
9arbus oprinoeIige 5orilua ON be 3
peftlise Stoleirebies SncIsmmslie /
gpen. 8ernGt ubtales enitsmmig: Sois
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oltiaa oeiaa fisrbe 8reos, og Sassn lite
bermso iintss, bar man intet oerimob at
inbpenbe.
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-20

parc.aift Ssrssn Sunien corp paa
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BON. for 712 Seitar msb Is Dal.r
StdttspRroi. til aaabner Deter RslIsr
Risim at Ebsnins for 1900 Wart. Ris.
len bar Iolst tit GUS mso 5aos / gbe.
ming til R.nti.r anbreas Sanftn fen.
for 1000 Wari. Sanien pil ombpgs.
5uist. J bsgss lilfrfbe FER 1iltrabsls
in ben life Rarts 1909.
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-20

I'll 8eneraltpniul / oonoon inoItiQes
80. 6. G%briitppberien Tom Nr. l at
gerstomiteerne | Bergen oe ariftianss
idno, Stdpanssr, ariftiunsfunO, Stien
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Gualeoss / a%riitidnia). Sronobiems
gsrstomite inbitiasr berimob ION Rr. l
tilfprprbnet G~susraltoniul 9prnse, mems
GbriitopberIen inbitiass 'om Rr. 2. 10
Nestemmsr at Sronbbiems gsrstomite
bill bog baps Gbriftopberion ipm Rr. 1.
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-20

gisusn buIsrer frsmbetes messt ilemt
i Sranen / RomsDalen. Den pifsr fig
ofts; ben bar / bet Iibite orrbt mango
Smuufr % %llnsnuut. Wen nplis sioroe
ben bog bet oerIts llgasn. 70 Suuer
iagsbs ben uoOper ct 6ieIbftup, os all.
iIog iig libel.
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RGftsn 1000 Wanp bar for 1iosn Be
fiGftisslls peo Ssrnbmeanl9s | Rorge,
ibet nemIis 1910 Wdno er ipsieIidt oeo
Statens Ssrnbaneanl9g. mems $50 bar
@rbeibe Deb be pripate 4nlag Solmes
Itrano-9ittinsfos og 1snsbsrs-Gioss
foS. arbeibBfortimeiten bar pto Sta
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msHsm ar. 3.46 og Ser. 1888 pr. Dag.
9sb @rapsbaIstunslsn. Der iom be-
tjsnot brpbes at ct berp9renoe Gntrepres
nsrs5irmo, bar ahonninssn oetst benz
bolbsois ar. 1922 CO 8r. 4.39.
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-20

SogneprGft Deb Ct. 9etri Wtnisbeo
iStaponger &. q. ariitsn'su uonGpnt til
Sognsprait / 0omtirtsnS Weni9beO fam
msiteos. S~o9neprGit til eoppen &. II.
Bull 9anisu ubnrpnt til rsiipersnos aas
peIlou / 5tjerituo preitegialo / 9romss
Stiit.
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-20
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bets pioanosrtiae tsbrsbenee epne THanper al I'll,
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MurmeIter Rit. SEMEN / Rsoetro bar
affluttst en- g~pttebanbst meo RiS 5esisn
Iumneftsos % gipsr 1900 Wart til.
S,snfsn faur ct Grunbtpfte osb 5esisns
Sus puu 3 1snosr 2dno os afgiOer ct
lias fad fort Stnttt. Der imiolsrtib ligs
DER lQnasre 6orte.
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-20

Gn Ssrmetitfubrit itaI / ben n9rmsite
6rtmtib anlrggss / Sromss. QntassIig
cil Der ferit be9nnoss meo 5prTsssorift.
0tt bar / l9nesrs' lib oaret ct Sapn, at
Der / 1romss life bar oarst iaaoan Dirt
fombeo.
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-20

Oberit ger Nisisn ftal efter 5prlps
bsnoe bar uofeet til militar Soniulent
peo Observation-Disclosures / S~todbolm.
Som gbsf for Abe 8orps oentss RisIn
s~fterfulst al Sberitlstnant i 8riitians
Idnoitc Brigade Suitfelot.
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-20

Rostilo.. 23oe Sept. Oct Deb Saas
brup Station b~sli9eenos 8rpggert, Der
neebranbts iibit / Suli Waarso b. u, sr
al ben nuparenos Gisr. Srpgeer Senrit
psberisns Gnie, iolgt til grpgasr ears
Qnbsrfsn al Suubrut lllosnois for 30
600 SIR. Sptrtagetisu fer ItruI.
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-20
Stor Y~riSncoi9ttelie.

Grin I'll mig eiter 9riisr, inSen Sc tjgber
Biletter til Granddaughter. Store ugentlige
grfuriouer. SHtet Embptte At Bogne FRI
giiuaedpolts. NlttHs irit paa aeiisu. u,
g. 9obnion, 81 8aibtuatun SIOs. 60, Min.
neapolis, Winu. 8bs
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-20

Gftsr miittsrt 6orlpoenbe bar ben at
SnoenrigsmjniItsriet neoIatte 8ommiss
lion i'll 9GroiattsIie al Sims 5elefons
IelTtab fdftiat Summsn til / Wiliou
ar. 81. a. pda Bstin9slien at, at SsIitdbet
bebploer 8riitsn for 1899.
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-20

On @rosIsr.r fra OMIT bar forleosn
Sorsoaa peret / Maribo for paa ben
osrper,nbe 3raUurefubrit at tisbe Smsrs
trUsr, bporaf ban trmbe BRUCE 10000
Str. ReiIsn til Smif for 5rasrns tds
ger 4 Tiger.
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-20

QsIiftent / Observation-Disclosures. Baron
8. Rsebbs 1bott, er fra ben lite DIT.
aniat Tom 9egdtiousistretGr peo Ct
ianottab | 9onopn / Stebet for @rsp
garl Rpltte, Der er biemtalot for at siers
sien.ite / Miniiterist.
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-20

Snipetter 4arspolo for 2iOsforIitz
riuasIelfabet "5bs Wutual 2tfe," Der
bpebe paa Sorbjsrn'ens Sotel / Stens
tiar, fplte forlsoen, msosns ban fab oeo
aftsnsborbst. ct pIuoIeIigt Sloebefnoen.
De. 2Gge blep itrats bentst. Mer ulss
rsb. ct 9ar elmer i.nere opoe 6au. rums
met at SIag. 9r. aursuolO Dor i aris
%itiania, % bans 5rue, Der reiite mso jim
Wanb, bill tage 2iset meo fig til Siemites
bet for at Degrade bet Der.
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-20

0arbe, 23bt Sept. Deb Suppltrinsss
pataet igdar til gpruabet isireoe 5sirss
ga bet MODERATE 8enitrts 2anoioat.
giaHqio.r Mfbert Ssrsnisn. msb 298
ct. Oct rabitale 9snitrss % Social
iternss Ranpibat, Spgebuslase Garien,
fl 257 Ct. 8sltagelIsn / galsst bar
msgst for, ibet II psf. al 9algerns bel
tod.
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-20

Soroulo Wptlebp bar ifg. Cpl. ap."
iaar ituot 8 Glgsopr - oeruf 6 paa en-
llge. San bruser ben bstisnpte 400
aronsrsbuno, Tom Der M er iiuot $50
0pr for.
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-20

gn isrgslis lllbtts inOtraf forri9e
2prsoag Dos 2anpbanoler E. Gaines pua
SmsIsn, ibet Sobunnes earisn Snosr'
berg fra 5ultsren bleo ibielilaast rnosr
Minsring. San bapbe, fom man pleier
unosr Minering, taost Ptaos ct goot
Stptte fra "Winen" og fob netop os
iasttos en- iisrre Stm. Der fIei / Retuing
at BAN, ba en- minore, bporpaa aicsoe
life blep ppmartiom, trdf BAN i 0ooeoet.