Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-01-21

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~ which economical. people may
save a f"w cents if th.v "have tie
price. If Il rnro on the hooks. how
ever. /, : - CENTS "A dozen STRAIGHT.
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erect a uodrrn. comino,liou> apart
mcut house. The lot is l.;p bv 10
feet. and the price paid is said to
have been <. 300
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~ ny mp No,i''i'' ga ''t'
~" i'''nl''i'- /" entertain ''.t .'.>i-
I.mcheon." somc time in the near
future. This ~ in line with the
paranosui object 10 foster Il feeling
of ruutaa. support.
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travel about the country on business
and Measure without being alto
scthcr dependent ON the departure"
Of trains and steamers.
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' r''H Ia, ~ I''S ' h,,GS WIN
,f l,is IN f.;nnJs nf fo,nr,.
DAYS. who remember him favorAbly
as time passes 10y a. an honorable
man and a good citizen.
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p,,l.,,,.,,, ,,,..,o hnrno1 IA d.,th
it being impossible to rescue them
when the flames were discovered.
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vi ia" al. al, ~ vi, 20 ca,
arg co'!s'i III 'ur o',"o.'v ,'. "a. ~
loS' no 'i'i'o III mo" ~ t,,.t'a,a
Nv , "" ~ 'r,n ho won't 20 tbn
. shed. but the cougar had departed.
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ne space ''N''i up ~ VI. ms
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-. space 10 pul" WV" w u '.'o ID, 1870
were reiiioH1o. :. l,;li.. Us. IL
Tue .ec'i''1-al 'ct,', " lia'.s' ".'
VertiSenl'h's WIN ~ Wv vi nv pay
na,;tv
= VIM. Nelson a ioSSer' ms peer
: committed TO iil1 o'eiilcoolh aSs lu'i'
tie had an loea mat ne WAS poSscss''
OF the power 10 walk on Wa'cr' AM
" Notwithstanding ne mao 10 SWIM
every time ne trieo IT, ne persis'c'
;ntorraIs
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A. L.. Armstrong went 10 oea''l'
Yesterday to meet ms VIE VINO Is o'
q her way here from the East. Mr. \
y is partner OF }. A Graham IN TIT
popular Fourth street barber SHOP
~ where you VIII ma lrst-ciass WORK
= .hn;r n,n,,, natrnns
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Albert and Raymond Pausch, oys
- termcn OF Bay Shore, y. T., VINO
IL were inspecting our local oystc
beds, have left for home VIA Sal
J. Francisco. They have been tn
Of main source OF supply Tor the East
ern oysters shlpped 10 i'"@c' 'oouh'
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A. Earl ingalls,, whose leit hand wa
man@led by cog gearing IN 'h
Of Westside mil, Monday ana take
r. to the hospital FOR surgicai ana IL
SAID Will lose the use OF Una: nehioe,
portion from the second knucki
as OF the thira niger 10 the oaSo Vi III
10 thumb having been ampo'a'eo'
- Fred. Weiss has abandoned his ir
tentlon OF gong on the ROAD. IL
Will remain IN olympia ana con i'hu
~ his well established tailoring BUS
I'd ness during January ana reorua,'
suits Will be made by expert wort
s. men at reduced prices. Many III
a exclusive patterns 10 seiec' from
lis Patrick Kilrain, a cement-worke
well known in this city, sustained
fall from a Seattle building. Satu
ct day. distance OF Two stories
nv which he broke ilve rios anu ms CO
lar-bone. threw MS mp OUT Oh JON
and badly smashed nus manu-. 4
~ still lives with q ran prospect OF II
W covery.
~ The sudden death of the father
w Y Tanner. Assistant Attorne
lit General. Monday. is remarkable. (
ne cav the least. The family left fo
of Seattle Immediately on receiving tt
call hut the invalid had died befor
# they reached Seattle. He had hee
ed ailing for years, but no such suode
he death was apprehenaed ny the fei'
tlves.
ho Miss Nav Kreider and Albel
Nv Riner we're married at St. Michael
o. Church. Tuesday, by Rev. Fathe
" Malley. in the presence of larl