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The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-06-21
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION
The Party Clans to Meet Next Thurs
day at Little Rock.

The Arkansas Gazette, which is
the leading paper, has this to say
of the coming state convention to
be held in the capital city:
The Democratic state convention
which meets in Little Rock next
Tuesday, will have lot of work to
do in addition to the nomination of
a state ticket. Four delegates at
large to the national convention will
be elected also four alternates at
large, The state delegates from
each of the six congressional dis
tricts will elect two delegates and
two alternats to the national con-
vention. In some of these lnstan-
ces the contests will be quite spirit
ed. The state convention will also
elect two presidential electors for
the state at large, and each of the
congressional districts will elect
district presidential elector. Then
the state convention will choose a
member of the Democratic national
committee to succeed Hon. T. e.
McRae. In addition to all these
matters the question of a uniform
day for primaries on state officers
will undoubtedly be brought up as
some of the delegations have been
instructed in the premises.
The names most frequently heard
in connection with delegates at
large to the Kansas City conuention
are those of Senators Jones, and
Berry and ex-Gov, Jas. P. Clark,
Hon. JEFF Davis, Dan W. Jones, Hon
Edgar E. Bryant and Hon. Sam E,
Taylor. There may be others.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-06-21
MACK AND TEDDY.
The Mountain Has Labored and Nc
Kinley and Roosevelt Are
the Issue.

Amid waving of plumes in Mark
Hanna's hand this morning, and
while the brass band was torturing
the Star Spangled Banner, Senator
Foraker arose and in a characteris-
tic republican speech where Bun
combe is rampant, the name of
William Mckinley was presented
for the head of the Republican
ticket. Much cheering and waving
of plumes by Mark Hanna was in.
dulged in during the delivery of the
nominating speech.
After Foraker had unIoaded his
speech, it was left to the Rough
Rider" of New York to second it,
and Teddy did it in graceful style.
After the speech was over, it was
moved that the nomination be made
unanimous, and it was carried amid
the waving of plumes by Mark.
The next business was to fud a
running mate for Mckinley, and all
announced candidates having been
withdrawn in caucus, the name of
Governor Roosevelt, of New York,
was placed in nomination with a re-
quest that it be given him unani-
mously, which motion prevailed.
The convention adjourned.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-06-21

A West Slider came over last
night laden with more booze than
one man ought to carry unless he
has contract to drink up all the
stuff distilled in the United States,
OF course he was boisterous and
raised a rough house wherever he
stopped and called men he met on
the street vile names. He ran up
against Constable Jackson, and be.
ing man of some pretensions,
Jackson was disposed to take him
back to Texas and to the bosom of
his family but he would not desist
from his profanity-ever using ugly
names toward the officer. The
Constable lost all patience with his
pickup" and instead of placing
him at home, turned and landed
him in the bat cave, and his bill for
a nights lodging last night will vie
with the most extravagant bill that
conld be made out,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-06-21
Texarkana's Wonderful Growth,

There is not town in the south
west that is growing and improving
faster than Texarkana. All travel.
ing men say this town has the
brightest future of any town in the
state. Nearly 300 houses have been
built in this city during the past
six months, and as many more will
be built before Christmas. All this
improvement means a demand for
real estate, and a demand for real
estate means higher prices, There
never was a better time to invest
in Texarkana real estate than the
present time and there never was a
better opportunity to purchase val.
liable lots cheap as at the big auc.
tion sale of the Drew addition next
Monday. Thirty lots will be sold at
any price bid, and you can get
them at your own figures.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-06-21
Texarkana Business College,

Prof. M. D. Mehornay, who has
taken charge of the Draughan Bus
mess College, at this place, has
taken in Prof. N. P. Moss of Rome
Georgia, and changed the name of
college to that of the Texarkana
Business College. These educators
will advertise the school throughout
the south and west, and will soon
have a large attendance of both
male and female. Both of these
Professors come highly recon.
mended, and we believe they will
succeed in giving our city a fine
business college.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-06-21
MILLER CIRCUIT COURT.

Miller Circuit Court yesterday
found Will Edmonds guilty of grand
Larceny, and assessed punishment
at one year in the pen.
Sam Williams, colored, was sen
fenced to two years, for assault to
kill
Ossie Allen, colored. was sentenc-
ed for seven years, for manslaugh-
ter.
John Law, colored, given one
year in the pen, for Grand Larceny.
Jim Scott, colored, given one year
for Grand Larceny.
Court is now on civil docket-try-
ing damage case of Margaret Lewis,
against the st. Louis S. W. Ry.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-06-21
A Good Cough Medicine.

1t speaks well for Chamberlains
Cough Remedy when druggists use
it in their own families in prefer
ence to any other. 81 have sold
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for
the past five years with complete
satisfaction to myself and custo-
mers," says Druggist ]. Goldsmith,
Van Etten, N. Y. 81 have always
used it in my own family both for
ordinary coughs and colds and for
the cough following la grippe, and
find it very eficacious." For sale by
Smith Drug Company.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-06-21

Neglect is the short step so many take
from a cough or cold to consumption. The
early use of One Minute Cough Cure pre-
vents consumption. 1t is the only harm
less remedy that gives immediate results.
1t cures all throat and lung troubles Chill
dren all like it and mothers endorse it.
Boyd Drug Co.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1900-05-26

w milwaukee,. Wis. zalozono diva
biura do werbowania skab6w motorman6w
dla kolei konnei st. Louis, ua miejsce
straj kier6w.
w pittsburg Coal Co." W kopalni
'Nulcan'' zastraj kowaio W dniu l2-ym ma
ia 500 robotnik6w. Strajk moze sic roz-
powszechnit objQt ca}y dystrykt, 20
OOO-mi ludzi
w kopalni "Osccola. bliskosci
Calumet, Mich., rajkowali tramerzy i
Z tego powodu 800 gornik6w zostato zmu-
szonych do zaprzestania piracy.
Motormani konduktorzy W Dayton, O.,
otrzymali od kompanii aadane ustepstwa i
powr6ciH do piracy. DostanQ zoe IA golzi-
ne piracy zwyklej, trwajacej 9 godzin ma
dobe, oraz 25c "a godzine piracy nadeta-
towel.
Standard Oil Co. oglosila, ze wszyscy
jej pracownicy w stanie Michigan, od d
1-go maia +. b. majq place podwylszone o
10 pre-,
Wlasciciele fabryk tkackich Stanach
Novel Anglii sprowadzili "a kontraktem
400 tkaczy AZ 4 Japonii. Jeleliby komus
byfo dziwno. POGO fabrykanci sprowadzajQ
robotnik6w tax daleka. kiedy tutaj tylu
jest ludzi szukajqcych piracy to mu przy-
pomnimy ze Japonczyk wcale ME Jada
miesa. tylko sic zywi ryzem, oraz ME pile
piwa.- vice SOC. cent6w na dzlcn wystar-
czy mu W zupelnoSci
Sedzia Tuthill Chicago orzckl W ma
drosci swojej, le jest niezgodnem prawa-
mi naszego kraiu, aeby zarzqd powiatu
Cook umieszczai kontraktach przedsie-
biorcami na roboty micjskir zastrzezenie O
zatrudnianiu wyfqcznie robotnik6w unij-
|nych, "Iupeinie tax samo, powiada Sc
dzia Tuthill, "moznaby zadac, ably zatru-
dniano tyIko prezbiteryandw.' Srdzia Tu-
thiIl moze sopie movie co chce, ale robo-
tnicy wiedzq, ze prawo Jest rzeczq gietkq,
kt6rq kazdy sedzia potrafi nagiqt tax, jak
tego wymaga interes jego wfasny interes
klasy, do kt6rej nalezy.
-SocyaIno-demkoratyczny "Naprz6d,' .
Jest czwartem pismem codziennem, bronia-
Gem sprawy socyalistycznej W Austryi. O.
pr6cz niego wychodzq W Austryi jeszcze
try socyalistyczne dzienniki: 'Arbeite1
Zeitung'' po niemiecku, "Prawo Lidu'
po czesku I'll popolo'' po wlosku.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1900-05-26
z DETROIT | OKOLICY

DETROIT. (Koresp. "Amcryki. ~
Szesnasta konwencya roczna zwolennlczek
prawa gfosowania kobiet przy wyboracA
politycznych zostaia otwarta W d. ID bm.
kosciele unitaryanskim w Detroit.
-Firma kastIer q Hunter przygotowu-
ie plany nowego kOSciofa polskiego pod
wezwaniem sw Franciszka, kt6ry stanie IA
rogu ul. Buchanan i Wesson ave. kosci6f
ten bedzie jednym najwspanialszych W
miescie ma kosztowac $4,000
Henry Vaurt farmer Ravenswood,
Mich, ley szpitalu st. Mary's potfu-
czony tax shine, ze moze ME wyzyje. Je-
chaf on W zeszly czwartek drugim far
merem 20 Grand River ave-, blisko rogatki
Nagle konie przestraszyfy sic czegos po-
niosfy. Vaurt spadt q wozu, i ulegf wstrzil-
snienia m6zgu oraz wewnetrznym obraze-
niOm.
Superintendent poIicyi Martin naka-
zaf, ably odszukano koniecznie wyrodnq
matke kt6ra d. % kwietnia porzucifa
niemowle Ma locie przy Grand ave-, widocz-
ME tym celu, ably tam zmarfo gfodu
chtodu. Wypadki tego rodzaju zdarzaj2 sic
w Detroit W ostatnich czasach tax czesto,
ze Supt. Martin postanOwif przylladncm
karaniem winowajczyn pofozyc i'm tame.
-SO-letnia Teresa Friar zniknefa ze swe-
90 mieszkania pm. 472 Frederick ul. jeszcze
d. II maja dotychczas policyi ME uda-
10 jej sic odszukac, pomimo gorliwych
staran.
-Niewiadomo gdzie sic podziaf restau-
rator Ernest Santay, Z pm. 12S Brook lyn
ave- Ma lat 33, wzrostu 5 stop 8 cali wa
zy $50 funtow.
Jan Detloff J6zef Gf6wczewski do
stall DO szesc dni aresztu S25 kary "a po-
bicie Jana Jetki. Sprawy sfuchaf sedzia
Sellers.
-Dozorcy zwierzat Grant'ow Morse
nakazano przeprowadzic sledztwo W spra-
vie zabicia bobra, kt6ry uciekf Z Belle
wyspy.
Stefan Nowak bedzie sadzony W sadzie
rekordera "a wfamanie sic do skfadu iowa
row Dawida Blumenthala W celu popefnie-
MIA kradziezy Tymczasem stawiono 60
pod kaucyaS5O0 dwoma zabezpieczeniami.
-Udzielono pozwolenia na budowe ko-
lei elektrycznej 2 Detroit do North Branch
przez miasteczka Oxford Lapeer.
Tor dla cyklist6w, poi mill dfugi, ufo-
zono ma Belle Island oddano do uzytku
jezdzc6w, ktorzy sic cwicza do wyscig6w
Ma lipca Sekretarz Huelbut powiada,
re kt6ry cyklista ME moze jezdzic z szyb-
koscia przynajmniej 20 mil ma godzine, to
MECH nawet ME marry, zeby mu byfo doz-
wolone jezdzic ma nowym torze.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1900-05-26
ZAWIkIANIA POLITYCXNE +
w TURCII.

w Konstantynopolu atmosfera politycz-
ma musi sic stawat coraz bardzieJ dusznq,
skoro na wyzsi dygnitarze tureccy przckta-
daja ucieczke tufaczke zagranica mad pre-
bywanie wsr6d tamteJszych stosunk6W.
Przed paru miesiacami uciekf sZWagier sui
tana, teraz zrobif to samo barczo Wysokl
dostoinik panstwowy. lsmael- -bel
czionek rady stanu. mianowany pred paru
dniami general -gubernatorem TripoEsu.
Miaf on wfasne odpfynqc ma miejsce urze-
dowania parowcem suftansklm; paroWlec
staf juz W porcie gotowy do odjaD'lu, gdy
wtem dostrzezono ucieczke lsmaela.
Tenze obawiai sic, ze sultan, kt6ry &C
nienawidzii Ia pogiady reformatorskie. wy
daf tajemny rozkaz, by go zamordowanc
badz W drodze, badz Tripolisie. uciek]
tedy ma okret angielski "Salamander
oddat sic pod opieke w1adz angielskich.
Suftana owa wiadomosc rozdraznifa dC
zywego. Zaraz-chot to noe byfa-posfa1
do ambasadora angielskiego. sir n. r
|O'Connora. zadajac wylanie zbiega. Amba.
sador odm6wif. Anglia ME wydaje zbieg6w
poIitycznych; powt6re, statki wojenne nie
naleza do jurysdykcyi ambasadora.
W6wczas take same zadanie posfaf sui
tan pod adresem komendanta statku ''Sala-
mander." Lecz tutai spotkat sic Z odmo-
wa, grzecznq, lecz stanowcza.
Wtedy sultan zwofa1 narade, zfozonq 2
ministr6w rozmaitych urzednik6w cywll
nych Narada trwafa dobe GAIA. WyniE
smieszny: sultan brzmi uchwafa- przyj
mule dymisye Izmaela-beja pozwala mt
udac sic tam, gdzie tenze zechce. Lee;
dymisyonowany general gubenator ME
skorzystaf pozwolenia tax faskawego, Je
no pozostaf na "Salamandrze. czekaja'
sposobnosci, by sic przesiqsc ma jakis paro
vice pasazerski cudzoziemskl, ktory DO
wi6zfby go do Europy zachodnlej.
Zr6dfa tureckie przedstawify ucieczk
Mahmuda Wamada- -paszy jako chec wymu
szenia sum znacznych na szwagrze suttana
Obecnie ucieczke Izmaela-beja meza zna
nego bezinteresownosci, trudno sprowa
die do mianownika takiej samej spekula
cVi fnanSOWe1
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1900-05-26
PRACA / KAPITAk

Donoszq O eksplozyi W kopami wegla W
Toms Creek. Va, W kt6rej straci1o zycie
szesciu ludzi. DIVA dni przedtem tejze
kopalni dw6ch ludzi stracifo zycie przez
uduszenie. Niezle!
Kolej g6rna Northwestern W Chicago
uczuia sic znuszona przyjac powrotem
$50 straj jker6w, zrobiwszy i'm ustepstwa ma
wszystkich punktach. Mowia, ze jest to "a
powiedzia dalszych zwyciestw robotnikow
budowlanych W tenn miescie.
Robotnicy, kt6rzy Toledo faduja We
giel ma okrety, ME maja wiele do roboty,
DO strajk robotnik6w dokowych W Chicago
stoi na przeszkodzie odpfynieciu stamtad
wielu paroWcow.
Ze unie robotnicze mogq sic przydac ma
cos. najlepszym dowodem unia kopaczy
nafty pracujqcych przy wydobywaniu ma
turalnego gazu naszem mieScie. Ga CA
su zatozenia unii zarobki pumperow podnio-
sly sic S55 ma $50; dryerzy dostaJa
So so. zamiast $3.50, t. wv. tool dressers
otrzymuja $500 dziennie zamisat $3.50.
Toledoscy rozwoziciele lodu sa zadowo-
leni re swego losu: wszystkie kompanie
zatrudniaja wyfacznie unist6w.
Sprawozdanie stanowego statystyka prze-
stanie Illinois wykazule, re
ma stu tamtejszych gornik6w jest 43 Anne
rykan6w, II Niemc6w, 10 Anglik6w, 8 lr-
landczky6w Wfoch6w; reszte stanowia
robotnicy innych narodowosci, miedzy kto-
rymi musi bye znaczna Geese Polak6w
w dniu lynn maja W Detroit, Mich,
zostafa zafozona kompania pod nazwa I:
National Chair Association Jest to nj
mniej nj wiecej tylko trust fabryk krzesef,
do kt6rego juz przfyaczyfo sic 60 fabryk, a
jeszcze Is przyiaczy sic wkr6tce.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1900-05-26
DUMA q "PSIEM POLC. :"

Ma "Psiem Polu, W krwi holu
Ranny trupem pada.
Mad ofiara czarnQ chmara
krazq krukow stada.
Wichry piacza, kruki kracza
[ rozwt6cza kosci,-
Po co tobie leiec W grobie
Niemcze! W polskiej wfosci.
Pc co byfo butna sitq
Ma has piesc podnosit.
OF mogi1a: smiert przybyfa
zaczefa kosit..
My cierpliwi, lecz g,ly chciwi
Chca mas schwytac fowce.
Przypomnimy i'm "Psie Pole
[ Grunwald PfOwce
STEFAN RACHOCkl
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1900-05-26
Vol. XIV. MAY 26, 1900.

Policyant Wilson zaaresztowai Ole
tniego chlopca "a zbyt szybkq jazde ma BIZ
cyklu stawif go pred sedziQ Phelan. ably
tenze miodocianego przestepce ukaraf ca
iQ surowosciq prawa. Skonczyfo sic iednak
ma niczem. DO sprytny chfopiec zwr6cif u
wage sqdu ma te malenkq okolicznost, re
bicykI, na k6rym jechai, zostal kupiony
przez jego ojca "a 81 90. Sedzia kazal sobe
pokazat bicykl spojrzawszy nan okiem
znawcy, natychmiast zeznaniu chtopca IL
wierzyl. Dalej oskarlony dowodzif, ze ME
m6gf jechat zbyt szybko ma swoim bicyklu,
gdyz jego gumowc obrecze musza bye ma
peiniane powietrzem po przejechaniu kaz-
dych 2OO-3OO krokdw i he W tym celu wozi
zawsze re soba pompe. Ale sedzia, ME do
sluchawszy obrony do kohca, wydal wyrok:
'"Womyr'
-Ostatni wypadck ospy W tym miescie
wykryto W pewnej pralni 4 tego powodu
wszystkim tam zatrudnionym, kobietom
meAczyznom, ZaszcZepiono ospr. ChorQ jest
mtOda pracZka, ktora sic leczy w domu
swoich rodzicow przy l-szej ulicy.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1900-05-26
TOLEDO, OHIO, SOBOTA 26 MAJA, 1900.

gi, albo, jak czytamy co pare miesiecy,
wetknie mu scyzoryk miedzy zebra je-
szcze przypnie kartke Z odpowiednim ma
pisem
TOMASZ SIEMIRADZkI
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1900-05-26
OSTATNIE TELEGRAMY

RICHMOND, VA. 25maja. w kopal-
nj wegla Cumnock. w biskosci miasta
Greensboro Va, nastapil wybuch gazdw,
kt6rym strncilo lycie 30 robotnik6w.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1900-05-26

Przybycie poselstwa transwalskiego do
Stan6w Zjednoczonych da1o amatorom ta-
niej zabawy pow6d do hafasliwych mantle
stacyi. Wyprawiono gosciom W Nowym
Yorku lyle owacyi, zaproszono ich do tylu
miast, ze prawdopodcbnie zepsuto i'm cafy
interes kt6rym przyjechali. Teraz ami
prezydent, ami 5enat ME moga mic uczynic
dla poseIstwa oficyalnie bez narazenia sic
Anglii. A przeciez fatwo byfo zrozumiec,
re ci panowie jechali ME do pan6w tych
lub owych Nowego Yorku lub Chicago,
Iecz do prezydenta do senatu. Ciekawi-
smy. CO zdota uczynic dla Bur6w maj ajor
noNojorski Van-Wyck, lub sto tysiecy hi
sterycznych pan i panien ma cafe! pre-
strzeni Stan6w Zjednoczonych? Wojny An
glikom ME wypowiedza, DO to ME Jest ich
rzecza wypowiadac komus wojne. Urzadza
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1900-05-26

DETROIT. (Koresp. "Amcryki. ~
Szesnasta konwencya roczna zwolenniczek
prawa gtosowania kobiet przy wyborac4l
politycznych zosta1a otwarta W d. - bm
W kosciele unitaryalskim Detroit.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1900-01-05

course of time they will out-rank all
other industries; our timber cannot be
cqualeG in extent or quality, and our
agricultural and horticultural capabil.
tiles, outclass those of any State in
the Union. This may seem some
what extravagant boast, but with the
astonishing yield OF the precious
metals to the north of us, to add lus-
ter to the glory OF the golden State to
the south of US. indicates that we are
on the mineral belt with good pros
poets of equal richness in our own
State; our timber has already told its
story, and with yield of wheat which
took the prize against the world for
excellence at the Centennial Exposi-
tion in Philadelphia, grown within six
miles of Olympia, and yield of lO4
bushels to the acre in Yakima county,
exhibited at the Worlds Fair in Chi
cago, we think our State can afford to
repose on her laurels and patiently
await the short time when she will
take her proper place in the front rank
of States. This was the prophesy OF n
visitor from the east, who, after care
full survey OF our country, was led to
exclaim in moment of rhapsody over
the eliminating effects of his study and
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1900-01-05

refection: "Great Heavens, what an
opening is here afforded for the pent-
up power of Eastern enterprise. If
you had seen, as l have seen, the
close bounds for development and the
rivalry of giants for vantage ground,
in such states as New Jersey, you
would realize the truth of the state
ment when / say that if capitalists
only knew of the opportunities pre-
sented by your natural resources, and
the wide sphere of development Afford
ed by your grand country, there would
be such a scramble toward the setting
sun that our continent would tremble
from the tumult of rival and contend
ing interest to place themselves upon
such promising soil. Conditions and
environments conspire to make the
Pacific Coast, and pre-eminently your
state, the Promised Land of the next
century,"
The time has come for the realiza-
ton of this enthusiastic forecast.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1900-01-05
Found at Last.
Tacoma News.

When the patrolnan brought in his
prisoner and registered him at the
lookup there was wild and at the
same time pathetic look in his eyes.
He looked like one who is hunted and
the keeper OF a cancerous secret.
II found him on the corner raving
about party loyalty, the free coinage
of silver and promises of Office" said
the patrolman. "He said his circula-
ton was bad and he needed larger
per capita of fiat subscribers and more
publicity. Is he an idiot or is he
crazy"
"Hush!" said the chief of police.
"Don't play the fool yourself. Don't
you know you have accidentally
brought in the unknown owner of the
Ledger? Lock him up and keep your
secret.to yourself"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1900-01-05
Our Wonderful Resources.

1t is no assumption to claim that
no State in the Union possesses in SO
eminent a degree the natural advan-
tages and undeveloped resources that
make great commonwealth, as the
State of Washington. Her vast in
land sea-Puget Sound, aptly termed
"The Mediterranean of America"-is
a surprise to all who see it, and the
spontaneous expression is, 1" the half
had not been told of its extent and
magnificence." The nearness of this
great inland sea to foreign marts is an
insurmountable advantage over all
rival points on the thousands of miles
of Western coast-line of the northern
continent. Then our mineral wealth
is just beginning to be developed; our
fisheries, although still in an embry-
otic state, give indications that in the
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1900-01-05
OUR MATOLOGY.
The Eden of the Pacific---Some Description of
its Salubrity---Facts and Comparisons.

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1900-01-05

PRESIDENT Dow, of the Commercial
Travellers Association, says "McKin-
ley prosperity" consists of wages ad-
vanced 8 to 10 per cent. and increases
in the cost of living averaging IL to ~
per cent.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1900-01-05
WHOLE NUMBER 2,O76.
OUR TOWN.
SOME OF THE CHARACTERISTICS OF THE
STATE CAPITAL.

An Ideal Location for Large City-.-The First
Choice of the Northern Pacific for its Western
Terminus-A City Renowned for Hospitality---A
Good Chance Afforded for Intelligent Enterprise
and SPLENDID Place for Homes
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1900-01-05

The Talcotts came to Olympia
JIom Michigan through reading the
STANDARD quarter of century ago.
Mark Jones and his family came from
England to Olympia, third OF a CEN
tury ago, from reading the STANDARD
and Mrs. Thomas Macleay found her
long lost brother" Bob. through an
old and torn copy of the same paper
which led to inquiries of its editor.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1900-01-05

rooncluded on Second Page.l
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1900-01-05
OUR STATE.
SOME FACTS REGARDING CLIMATE AND
GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS.

Our Equabe Clmate-He Considerations
Should Be Avoided by Persons Afflicted with
Pulmonary Diseases - All Others Can Come
With the Assurance of Entering Literally a
Land of PrOmse---SOme of Our ResOuces.