Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1911-05-19

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,ncns ,re Visited u,i.hont +Lo onpsnrt
of tbc o,.r.,S Sn,L tb;rre ouch :
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When in need Of furniture stoves
or ali kinds Of observation-disclosures
don't fail 70 call on Cbr;s Nommnn-
sen in T-n;on h,ocl, He has ,ha
Iarpest stock in tbn city and his
nrices are rigbt
Won have no looa, r;ob, 70 emf
timber on nnhl;7. street mr. road
ahnttino tho land If another fnr ronr
nr;vatn nsn or ~ coll II ;S tho Sa,n.
as CONC an tho Iand ;tself and conn.
m;tt;nr The tresnasS
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intarfero w;,h his ;radn IN ,ho I.aSt
If ,ve are ~ ;n5r,, hv tho h;y crowdS
tbot nj, H;S ,,ora All.
Socialist propogandlsts are com
r. name o~on tho cantnrv ~ wh;nh
fendaI;sn and nan;taI;Sn, or;a. r..nd
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During the early part of this week
that old pioneer and friend OF the
STANDARD, William Littlejohn, was
~ 'uo ivy. lie IDS peei oi .nt
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VIM. GOudy, Pete Berlin and Silas
Smith report having caught a large
string of trout and catfish on Black
Lake recently. 1t is understood, how.
ever. that Billy and Pete did the fish
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A trial of Japanese oysters is be
ing made on Mackin's oyster beds
near this city. They are somewha,
larger than the native oyster, but
not as large as the Eastern bivalve
and resemble somewhat the former
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Since the agitation began abou,
the Carlyon fill, is has been street
talk rather frequently that some OF
our local politicians may find their
political cemetery in the meshes.
Many of the interested property
owners are beginning to realize 4
''i'"s vi '"o
The Johns mill down on the West
side have a force of seventeen mer
at work in the plant getting it ready
to resume operations. Grading for
the extension of the railroad spur tC
the mill is progressing rapidly. A
large amount Of new machinery is
o''"s '"' ''''''"'
One of our large taxpayers owns
two blocks in SwantOwn fill, on
which he expects the assessments
will aggregate $l4, 900. He is now
debating whether he will lose the
"a, 900 already invested in this prop.
erty, or let it go for the payment o
Little hock IS TO have a oig cele
Dratlon sunday, with concert by st
Martins baEd, speech by }. II: Schlv
ley; debate on Socialism, ball game
ana clam-oake; why should all tins
De done on the LORD day, wher
there are SIX other days Tor all secu
lar amuSements!
Mrs. John ii. Saunders residing OF
East Sixth street, who suffered
severe attack OF stomach affilctlon
mas under the minlstratlons OF Or
Riley considerably improved. He
daughter, Mrs: Cora Madden, OF Sc
attic, arrived here last Thursday tt
care Tor her mother.
The dredre.peop|e. the other dav
tireI Vi 'ne $40" PROCESS VI picket