Olympia Washington Daily and Weekly Tribune Ad Rates Notice
Published at Olympia the capital of Washington state the Evening and Weekly Office at 509 and 511 Main street. Advertising rates by space or time. Ads changes must be in by 9 o clock a.m. Those received after will be changed the next day. The Daily and Weekly Tribune claims circulation greater than all Thurston county papers. Correspondents must use real names. Brief letters on current topics will be considered under those terms.
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Main Street
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Columbia House
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F. A. Hoffman
Fourth Street
Quince
Pear
Fourth Streets
Fifth
Quince Streets
C. Aldridge
Terrace
J.C. Kleber
Main St
Thurston County News Bits and Political Exchange
A Thurston county newspaper column discusses local issues and candidates. Mentzer contends for speaker, with support from various state areas, while veterans warn Democrats push pension repeal and tariff changes to force debt and free trade. The piece also notes road conditions, car safety concerns, and police potential actions against dangerous child behavior.
Local printing shift urged to boost Washington economy
President Armstrong of the Western Central Labor Union gathers Seattle data on job printing by local businesses versus eastern sources. He notes banks and officials often send printing and engraving out of state, suggesting patronizing home industries would enrich Washington and keep business within the state.
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Armstrong
Western Central Labor Union
Seattle
Washington
Political chatter and social notes from late 19th century papers
A Murky jumble of Republican and Democratic commentary. Claims of traders in Portland and out-of-state grocers, a Brooklyn heiress buying Chicago farmland, a forged document connected to Peter D. Anderson, and mixed sentiment toward President Harrison. The piece cites The New York Sun on Democratic assassins and notes a Texas Democrat’s pension amendment failure while discussing immigration and English literacy. A rebuttal to Inquirer defends Grover Cleveland’s marriage and children’s birth dates, tracing to the Waterville Index in Douglas.
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New York Sun
Harrison
The
Sun
Mason and Dixon
Inquirer
Grover Cleveland
Francis Folsom
White House
Washington
Ruth
New York
Waterville Index
Douglas County
Local Listings and Ads Run at Olympia Stores
Advertisements and notices from Olympia include theater venues and halls, jewelry at 522 Main Street, Wilson Bros. moving to 209 West Fourth Street, coal at 312 Main Street, gowns at 416 Adams Street, and a wide range of goods from pianos to sewing machines. Also promotions for electric bitters, groceries, and real estate services at 419 Main Street.
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G. Noschka
O’connor’s
Tf Decker Bros
Ivers & Pond
Mason & Hamlin
J. & O. Fischer
Blasius & Son Pianos
Behr Bros. Pianos
Olympia Music House
Washington Republicans oppose the Seattle gang in state politics
An Ocosta Pioneer excerpt urges Republicans to resist the Seattle gang and its methods, blaming them for a weak statewide result. It predicts a clash at the legislature over party abuses, calling for defeating the gang's U S senate candidate and restoring party credibility. It also notes a lecture by Hamlin Garland at Unity auditorium with ticket details.
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Gambol
Seattle
Washington
Res
John B. Allen
Uriah Heep
United States Senate
Ocosta
For Em. Olympia Faces Holiday Strangers, Pimps and Saloons
Several hundred strangers are expected in Olympia during January to March. The city urges preparation and lists actions such as securing wood, unchaining dogs, and opening new saloons. Local merchants announce sales and services including pills, clothing discounts, chimney sweeping, window washing, and candy shops.
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Olympia
Tacoma News
Notice of Warrants Paid on City Funds in Olympia
Olympia Washington December 12 1892 notice that all warrants on street fund San Francisco street grade fund and Franklin street gravel fund will be paid on or after December 17 1892 with no interest after that date Jos Chilberg city treasurer records the funds and warrant numbers 828 1221 2233 referenced
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Oympia
Wash
San Francisco
Franklin Street
Jos. Chilberg
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Olympia, Wash
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Walter Chambers
Mahonex Brothers
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Milton Giles
Fifth St
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C. Thoreson
D. Mitchell
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West Side Mill Company
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Scholl & Huth
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