Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1907-08-30

Many Sp'rt>mrn licenses are hc
my taken "ut Tor killing game. Tn
open season Tor hunting birds begin
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Next Thursday evening. at I'yth
IAN Hall. Capital Lodge No. II. IN
% /. proposes to give Il banquet Il
III" homecoming m'mbrrs. knights
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"I'''Ie' -'N' ">>u rance "' Il Ioo'
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oySt"rmrn are anticipating brisk
business when the season opens next
mont II. lh'r" are very few OF the
. delicious little biNalvrS shipped dur
m@ TIA" spawning season - May,
'"i'' '"lH an" Nu@"Si IN" months
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MISS fannie Van Eaton. who is t.
spend the winter IN California. was
accorded very pleasant b"" r"g'W
party at the presbyterian Church
p"riorS. Wednesday evening. Music
an" games "n!iN"n"d the occasion.
WIN i''-FI'"'ll anu 'dA' ior refresh
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MIS-. sylvester has purchased ia"
Mt Nt"r" "i Mrs. fabrlrI on Fourth
street. and VIII occupy sam" tn" first
ot tn" month. During tn" fall and
winter months. Miss Eunir" Sylvrs
trT will Ia N f.Il1r,r. Will. tb..
mo ii'r VIII return l" the ranch at
south Day
Mr.. and Mrs. Srhomhcr entertained
Il party of friends Wednesday, at their
home on Seventh street. The house
was beautifully decorated with roses
and sweet peas and after a choice re
past, games and music afforded Il
pleasant termination OF Il very de
Il@ll''ui party
The trains from Seattle were de-
layrd Tuesday by Il wrecked work
train of the track between that city
and Tacoma. The trains had to re
turn and come r." Buckley. The
morning and midday trains We're de-
layrd several hours, but the evening
train arrived on time.
Mr.. Cormirr. chief cook in the
kncrland restaurant, is at his post
of duty after recovering from Il
threatening case of hlood-poisoning
He tried many remedies that proved
unavailng till, as he claimed Il Spo-
kane medical man touched the af
tlctcd part and he was healed.
Lightning struck man working for
the railroad. near Rainier, Tuesday.
and he was inscnSible several hours
from its effects. His shoes were torn
from his fre;. Another bolt. APP
parcntly. looSrncd cross arms from
several telephone poles, tore off
boards from the too, house, and shat
tered several trees.
I c. NcClelland is cnparod in
grading Fifth street through his ad-
dition between Eastsidr and Pn~rt
streets. 1t is said an effort will be
made by Mr.. George A. hoffman
and other abutting property owners
to extend the Improvement so gen
erouSlv begun by the doctor along
Fifth to Central street.
On Saturday Of next week (Sent
I'm the officers and members Of
Olvmnia Lodge Of F,lks will institute
a new Iod~r of that order ot Cen
trail, II Is axnactnd that the local
herd will attend in a drove and that
Elks will be present from Seattle.
Tacoma, Everett. Bellingham. Port
land and the harbor cities.
Cant Fred Wilson now ownc tho
fastest I;ttle nr>cr,ft at tbn head
of tbn sound Tho. o,sol;nn l,uprb
E;.,c,yL which ;s the Cb;nooI, for I'm.
dian =" She was h,;lt at Seattle and
dist,nced all competitors there as
wolf II is said che covered in n Late
test Of her snerd rondinu the GOV
eminent liuht nj the entrancc of the
channel Of nr barbor n distance Of
& 900 feet in ri minutes
Tho now nroduct If the O,vmn;o
Rrew;nU % Malt Evtract-w;ll br
nlacrd on the market in n few DAYS
II is made from the choicest Wis
conS;n caramel malt and ;mnorted
bohemian hons While il contains
but an ;nfn;tismal o,antitv of alec
bol # is n fine tonic for naopln who
arc run down and for convalescents
II is in fact an inyigoratinr and de-
liuhtfui brver,ue for anyone Order
n sample ease at 81 - per dozen.
ra.. r.;a. oa.;a -. .ho uo.;
a,rao IS Inh, Iohns S,r iSooto 80 moor Tho
pnn,1o's Irm;rorS;tu IN th;S c;tv
rS SopIo ,T,,,mon tbo two monthS
old ;nfort con- Of NJ. Il A and NrS
Ellen Carlson was christcncd under
the auspices of the Swedish Lutheran
Society. Rev. Norstrom was the
officiating clergyman. who delivered
an appropriate address before pro
ceedinr with the baptismal crre-
monies. There were present about
thirty people consisting of relatives
and friends of the Carlson family.
Tho Allison tr;ol ordod in y dis.
r,;ssal 81 tho noso WorJav of,erroon
aftor a nrolon~nd attommt to emnan,
nnI = th;rI ;,,r, and rc,Iizot;nn Of
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