Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-09-04

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lhad enid has begun the con
Strutiion Of now residence or
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Pacific Seminary. one of tn" best
'd'4cdtIonaI institutions IN the state
opens IN ms cry n"A' Wednesday.
-. Ia" t".dmnl4 brewing company OF
!"'"iiia' are ou'Idin@ Il stone storage
o'P''' al lcn'n". bo by 90 lcct IN
SUE
registrar ION closes tomorrow even
ny; I"F 'hr primary election 10 n'
n'u next '''Nd'y. REGISTER. 10
1t now
II - 10" reported tHdt tohihod-
'o''> TURNER'S >H'"S are To DE con,
SI''"l'" on I F"ANiih ana second
H'I'''>'
me -fh'r"etn f-Ik> beat me oiym-
P'" ''a'h Oh 'H"ir own "t"''' al
I"-l'' ~ p'9o-''d'4' sunday pN score
ol |" l.
Gail AT Mrs. Messengers parlors
on East fouftn street ana see hci
nm li,i me oI hlI''liierH' at prices 'ha'
VIII P'ca>e YOU
Fred. Schonbcr has been visiting
the country districts. this week. in
the interest OF his candidacy Ion
county AUDITOR
Brighton Grange held very
pleasant business and social session
at the school-house in that distric,
7'' 0'''''D~
The project OF paving Main street
has been again revived, and this
time 1t will probably materlaliZe. a
the Spiritualists say.
Thu. cuilo wont couo off that Il
lumines the face of Emory William
son, city editor of the Recor'Ier, and
the reason is said to be Its boy.
II g Van Ems IN O,rmn;a old
+;,nor t;ruros II ,ho C,l;forr;a Inda
,ordo,t ,novonnoo+ ,rd nc Cooro.,,.,
of the State Convention, held il
Oakland last Saturday.
Walton W I,tbron of Rormord
waS ,n;t.d IN narr;aro roStarda,. :,
Miss Mabel Pbinns NJ tho bome y
+bn hr;d,.'s n,rcpts IN the o;,r Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas II. Phipps.
Novt Monday tho Sobool.bo,l Wi;
merrilv r;no aS the urcb;n Mods hi,
wearv wav 70 tho tennIe of LnowI
edra that ike somn orre grows !,
horror nc it's distance lessons
,,aan;,@, o,,+ thnim rosan,n;r -, a.
oactS;dn T. oouSns ,.o,.,. l;ttlo ;roo m
,.an;onoo howoror Nc y, a,mn,n CIV,
II, - a,.o;IoIIo d;noc. f,.on, tha ~, ~,
ctot;or
a special meeting OF the Civic Clu|
home of Mrs. Troy. on Seventeenth
street to make ARRANGEMENTS fo
holding a dahlia and aster exhibit il
tho nror f,,ture
NV -, -
Eugene W; MANN IRON lpitiol
caholoate iot fresiueht' SPOKE lroil
about 400 people on the political is
sues of the dav. as seen through
the glass darklv."
\, NJ, o,D
Mr. anu Mls' T. D. " n.leil re
~ 1uriito " 'sloii ''o''io III ,'ie ci.s
nuesua!' "lt. .,, so'e .Ln D 800
place. We are pleased to state tina
Mrs. O'Brien's health is greatly i'm
proved.
Claude Is. weston has Withdraw
ms candidacy Tor Sherlfl before IN
primaries to be held next Tuesday
=. - say t'ii az 'iie truo ltasoii ~
THING to grasp a better one on whic
he holds a string.
Mr.. O'C Conner reports the rainfa
for August to be in excess .63 inc
of the general average. The tot;
amounted to Us inches. The ave-
age maximum temperature Tor u
minimum Il 9 degrees.
quite Il number OF the count
SCHOOLS opened last MONDAY amor
wnich We're the one at SUNNI.
Hlht L Isi' tll"l a. iiu II oS r E,.
rase' 'I,e ONE a' 1'Ili ll"looI ny Eil
4 n Ieas s., a. anu ,,t 'GuI "' ohSo
Merle Russell. the lad who was
badly injured Monday evening. |
heavy truck running over his foo
is reported in a fair way of recover
1t is now thought that he will lose b1
a toe. when il was feared that a lar:
part of the limb would have to be al