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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-20
Roxbury.

c.,,,. Locke has returned from Wss'
sn-,sr 40 greatly improved 10 heshh
-, -. iii remain al home. Her reeoy'
80, 4. . sr,,, sourcs off, 20 her friends
ssi q good recommendsuon ~, az. a.,
whose skill 1. very evident so sr
Ro.hsr's hotel 10 . good bosrding P.ses
ar one Who wants 20 grow taii Ao
,ia-.i In favor % svsry plsin oat soaIsn.
inw diet OF which cat meal sho efe''A
foFmsi al important psrt ~, .
HLi.r HsnnsfOrd OF hamio,u
nesting 81 the school house W ..rs I,
Nos. Tuesday esering eap!
xort /. a lamp unto ny fes', eto- - 4.
Jsha Reed has sold the ot,n "'0" ~
h.s osusd 80 lorg 20 Robert heea'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-20

The cold vesthsr % ras.i.y .ns Wa
ns-dsy stopped all Arm vo,k. bu, al,
frid,y) morning The groasi IA mc.,l,
ta.ssd oui By TIE rain % yesterday aasr
ID. y. Bean srd other. ar. h.,eA.,,,.
AM ssling on, their sarpla. stecs. M,n,
iarmers siin have more stOck thsu thsx
can winter AMI no call for n
fnf buyer non soa,h Psr,. "a. ME,
ING ~ fer IN this place Wednesday. TAs
ooys bad fss foxss sni RAJ. Zoe hlm.
n n shaw Il sxisnding Als sqaeioc, q
more elevated bead AMI parvr water.
Several Who bad faith In the ,.rIf lam.
stlll have thslr Wool 90 hand 20 ssli
The ras.slss s,iil linEer Ia ,hs yiclnl,v
Among TIE present victim. are Mr.. A y
Nason, Mrs A X Scribpsr. snd Mr.. II
ID. Grover. al % whom are quite slcl.
M. kimosi Bsnns,t % North Albany.
vss oarief on The Fix, last SUNDAY. NJ
rss .ooa, q years % age
N IohY % Rsynoui "a. through mi.
plses lss, "Wednesday. lie wN well
Known sooat here a. . lsborsr ,Alr,y
years ago.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-20
Newry.

uv.s some DAY. amer The election be
fore he Democrats eoali realize thai thsy
were Defeated. think they are no" ialy
aware % that fact
The Thurston brothers were sammonsu
n Erroll. y. n. Saturday. BY the sa'den
d..tA ~ thslr father. David Tharston' OF
North Nswry Sewing Circle 10 10 meet
81 Iittishals's Thursday OF this week.
Jshn = Allen and ~lfs are In io~n on
visit - Mrs. A. parents. al.
A. Baker and walter Foster OF 'hi,
tosu have gone 20 Boston In persaii OF
vufk. 49,,
Non. OF oar schools have a. ys. eeeu
,i.i,,t by the Supervisor some OF 'nsn
have BEN kesplng two monibs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-20
North PARA

James DanAam. . vel known citizen OF
many YEAR,. % North Paris and West Part.
hut % later years has lived ~ith The
youngesi dsaghtsr. Who nov resiies q,
hsngof. Ne. died ~ BANGOR. Nov. oh.
les. All vNs hroaghi D. We, Psri. for
intsrm~ut later on. lie Vas born In Tie.
orou. juns 20. isos. therefore uas eighty.
Two years and foar moulh. Oh when hs
DIET. fOr many wears Mr. Danhsm car.
fisd oa The carritgs business AZ North
Paris In = shop shsre The present chair
factory BON stsnts. Mr.. Danham vas q
msmbst % he N 4 eharvA.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-20
Hartford.

Another good rAlp ja.t 10 lsy he tust
Hsnry Young - 81 wofk for Frank War.
reu.
CAnls. Cannon and Amsrics Benson
A.. ms1lng rail- .mong The foxes.
p~csisr Irsh I. Al -ork for ABEL iflsh
psckiug applcs.
TIE writer Aas Gee 10, OF Black Coeh'
In chictsrs Coz sale.
intAs last weeks Democrat oue Item
rad The last tn days sloee sept lst
Shoun have Rad I'VE have bad ioe
tisss.ntsst -esihsr fir The last Ten days
sincs SEPTEMBER let Probably The sdi'
Tor "a. 80 slaisd over llsrrison. election
,hst Sc euftalled this item lOaf CORE
.ponisnt has misiAksu The msn Sho Vas
sleiied lie fargos 10 wriis lie Whole oil
Als sentence -Ep
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-20
Rrownheld.

y,,.-,u B.psl., oi.rt.rly nss', lag, y
NJ, p,oxrasls wednesday and thurs
s.ll At The Town ball frd,y s.'I MI.
= IL = c. will meet ct Mss Dem
Springs Saturday x.,,,ns slowly.
-ss,. A. : rres, deal OF siekness ~ ,o.s.
a. lanes o sssn from cansds Is 's
" w,. george Hovsy from Cambridge "
.,.I,inx Al Nr. J. ID. frarkh
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-20
THE BEAR BRIGADE.


u G-r1sicsa ciaa sitendei The Nor
-tl Co -rrstsn Tuesday sveuing
sff kiokay. % Lynu. u visiung DIS
P,'stis n this village.
u A Cole ,nd wife. o. Ashland, arr
's-i,E r. Coles
u sslsatiou Army have been hoidinz
oestng. 10 ne Baptis, church he pss'
go
Aess comes % he death % Mrs Good
ss - ~ Rev = &. Goodwin, former
Sisi.'sr q, thl. place.
h's = A Jac0bs IL recovering slowly
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-20

,. v. Bird .ud d,aEhisr have retained
ifon step falls SisndisA where ihsy
have essn % visit hls sister, wife OF Rev.
Z. y. -. Crockett, Who IL very SICK.
W. W. BIRD 10 n0s a. Steep falis Walt.
inE his sister. Mrs. Crockett
II. A Cummings has shipped q car load
% NIL etxings % Lynn. Mss.
;. Hsnry Briggs has one hanired cords
% birch 10 san for c. ID. Cummings. OF
Norway.
J. W. Dresser hs vintsrs loo h,nliue
birch - J. J McAlnstsf's MIL.
Edgar Andrews has reosntly foani some
choice sPecimsns % game, aDi other
minsrs'.
HsnrI CunminE. h.s engaged io eOOl
'or logging crew IN New Hampshire.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-20
Upton.

Iusl.u .unasr. t-O vvry doe days
10 succession. .s, e.a..s nv
- 80. ygnping away. Mr.. Chase has
pr. s...,osnt nader Bis store, also pai
on. 2lsrEA IL Improves VIZ '
very much. ....oo,s.n, for
the Advertiser vas 10 ,o.n a. h.r.
ago. We thluk be BAD os..si .s.in
nes> notSN Ida.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-20
wilson'a Mil.

November has given y, several Lowell,
mer.
Tie steamer Mssslio.sy males daily
uips 10 TIE river, touing ~ the blg boat.
laoen win supplies for The lumbermsu.
oren, horses. etc To-day a tales ur
ior'y neo. gOlng 10 work In The varioa.
crews.
The long eontlnaei warn snd We,
weather n.kss u hard foF teams ana men
In he woods.
X \ Bear sho, sviid goose Saturday.
lie bal apparently tired on, and dropped
fron . iDck pssslrg over.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-20
Eas; Brovnneid

rasant out pretty cold.
W. Y = hsnshsi sho has been Va
"a frsuts here hss retained 20 her
80 IN Dorchester. hass.
~ A. q. sticknsy IL uaung
'..is Ia Bo-tos AMI vicinitT
Nlism n. Stickney eelsorsied the
sei.on - Hsrris0u snd M0rton ssisf'
~ tigai ~ an illaniastrOn and oyster
sp-f Although very rsiny eood nofn
- So nra.awf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-20
Faat p0thel.

CT simpson hiss sold oa, hls stag
route from H,nover 20 Locks Mills 10 NJ
4 Buker oi Ramfori
@. q. Kimosll I. having some new win
d)ws % bis house which IL grea, I'm
pro,smsnt
n. J. Howard from Boston, AcoompsnieS
~ his daughter. Ms. n l.. Perkins, r'
visiting friends and relatives In this place
Flor. y. Bartlett, amer svsesilon OF iw'
weeks. commenced the winter term o
school At Middle iutsrvsle Nov i7th.
Fred l. Moody who has been living a
Gallon Bl,ke's, retained 10 hi. home q
Auhurn.
CAnle. swan has gone IN Mass.
NJ. Aaron Dsfliug IL sEsin very sick.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-20
MIDDLE isrERvArK.

Mas sriv. r.rwsll 10 visiting her sis.
Ter In Stoneham.
Daisy Ssnborp IL nov the guest OF her
aunt, Miss n. ". kimban.
FLORENCE O.good who has BEEN visiting
her old home has returned 10 Locks's
Mills.
Mabel Kimb.ll ha. retained from heT
visit IN Bsrliu. n. IL
Ladies' Ala me, November s.h With
Mrs & CHwsli
A. n Packard Is getting out lumber for
J. A. Thurst0n.
The nsr, Circle will meet with Mrs
william Reed, November - All are In
slted.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-20
nuckAeid

Buekn,ls celebrated the election OF Gen.
Harrison Monday syeniag. the i?Ih.
More than forty balldlngs we're illamina,'
81. bonfr,s lighted the btu top.. torch
light ptocessiou, naslc aud Chine.e Ian
terms helped IN make Z, the most complete
and brilliant ,llln :s,ion ever held In town.
A 1 900 10. bell was hung In tie Mstho-
Dis, church "Wednesday. Hsmpisn A. Al
Zen had charge of the iDo.
Mrs. james v. Packard IL qalte III and
grave doabts are entsrtslnsd Of her reeov'
err.
The Iri.hs' hsi . drive Of birch timber
come Into the boom last week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-20
Norway Lake.

! odu snliA IL teaching At Soo's'
Corner .,.A.ss s,om Oxford
where she has been 'isluns 't ,.' ,,.,,.
&c ssupdsrs has eoue 70 III" 49,.
,,s He has got Mr.. Bangs In MS 0'''
.rn,,h shop While be "a gone. . pAoA,
NJ. SAMUEL Hale has fons 80,
t.i.na 40 .pend the winter Win ne'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-20

A, r,sry.tug Bibls Day oouosri srsf'
- "a 80 p ace - ne rsgalsr ssrticss
/. a. RarfIst rsarch % Surtsy. fArtic-
~ 80 - the part taksn - class Of
- s.r.s rfuhlrh Ms. Chantlsr Gar
- = tssrssr VIVA only v~sk Tor
--,.nur, 49, a. sarprisiagly vel.
s.f,.ss uara Ffslss. pot ouly for then
..ts.. ,1i 'of tssif teacher, Who trAine''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-20
Yor Cholsra Morbus use D I. II.
w.u,ay.u u.i,.,,

The propristor of Kemp. B.issm gives thousand
81 bottlss swsy yesfiyf This mode u advertising
woali prove rainoas 1.-THE Bsls.m -as bot PerteCi
cure or c0agh. sni al throat ADJ lang troahles.
Yoa gill the stoslisni eject shsf taking The tfsi
doss. Doa't hesitate Procars . bottls today "a
Keep In youf home 90 room GO Immediate % fatnre
a.s. rrlsl bottle free Il al druggists. Large sire
tOc AL tloo.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-20

p,rofH,sor hsiug ne usnss % Aoss
.s-s-s ir 80 frmsry school Sho have
Il -, ,s.sri ~ tsrty Zoe ths vesk snf-
'.rNrrs-Hsf ists
nsr-f rrarer. Alis lattles, iuffl htefstis
-. 49, Wansr manurUnl ArCtie
-. 90 tr.frrss He's hamnonii Aiirs
,.-,.-f s-ss Frvnch. Aitos laws Mamie
s,nlr u. Karnx. Teacher.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-20
For chol.r. Morbu. use D I. r.
CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician. retired from practice. hav
ing bad placed In his hands by an Est India
missionary. the formula Of simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and permanent eure 81
Consumption, bronchitis. Cstarrh. Asthma and
all throat sud Lung Affections, also q positive
aud radical cure for Nervous Debility In Al
Nervous Complaints. after having teste.i 10.
cases. has felt II his auty 90 make 10 Known "a
his suffering fellows Aetuatsd by tins motive
and desire to relieve human suffering, vii
send free Of charge, 10 all Who desire u, INT.
directions for preparing aAd uslng. Sent by
mali by addressing with stamp, naming thi,
paper. W, A. Mons, lac Powers Bloch. Roeh
ester, n. Y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-20

-. .r,o,s closed last FRIDAY. TIE
...,,-t &C. So ne instruc,iou % princi-
- g,is. "a 81 an sxccedingly pleasant
--rffa,.s Tern a. hss also TIE frima.
, ,.-.rnsti updsr he lnstruction %
~ Estrr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-20

n--.y S,sr.- Bs..sti broaEai % he
= s,,,-i,, sigats lan vho hai imoioet
=. -s.s Mise -hisksy. u "a oai
= - uais SIN cray.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-20

,...,.u csumirgs an vifs an :. u.
-. -Bssf o. Nechsaic fails Last
$50, We are sorry - lose ihsm
= ~ co-n1uiy,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-20
-, oxtars usnruerut.
.oS THE HILL. s
prKEcrRr.

r.a., c,sryA. ry.seA,.s s,r''e. ss..y
H. So, - s ; 49, s.ss.,a
80 T,.-.rr, a. fF.s
rt1rsir -. ~. Csruilns Anrsll, fsstrf.
49, sssly s.,.isf q u a. s.ee.lA
sus
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-20

o.. u,-u.,.l usnla AT wife. % Han.
80 Paris at uesk. rhs veteran
.,,,,,s.r solis ia 'yoaia r.nHh.hJ'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-20

80, Ntchsll % ne Lssision Ga
-. rrmsriy ~ NE Democrat
v.isi 'r.suis a. Paris lsss vesk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-20

u Wut-su. Zee % Runford'
So 3 C1sfk. Zee, % Andosef.
-, tssn at rhar.dAy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-20

e., Nrtsr.1u. E.g. Msnager % The
-. U,sss Fufuishing Company,
- "a. ths I'M Tharstay.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-20

c,,,,, Commissioners hsld . NEE,
-, AS russisy'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-20

a q Gu,.. % DiIesld. Wa 10
,ss ,sys lsst vssk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-20

mayer /. @shiHg . vial, 10
srsst -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-20

g., g.,-,N Bssrcs o. Norway attend
.sr,t1n hsrs SATURDAY svsnlng.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-20

....y.,nls .nd Georgia fsfhsm have
1000 tss vel In Portland
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-20

- a.. rlscs stissied The esls-
:, S,aih Paris and Norway.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-20
PaT|OT and Chamber Stoves
Crushed Plush Pa[|0T Suits
FOR $1,000
FOR $500
FOR $1,000

Terms, 800 to $1,000 down, aud
$500 per month, or 800 per week.
or 8 per cent discount Tor cash. We
mus, sell these goods or hire more
store room and we think these prices
will save our hiring store room.
Como early and see the line. DO not
wait, but jus, consider, these prices
are
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-20
Should be read carefully by
every housckeepcr.
Prices For A Few Days
Will be

Quaker, No. 7, s25 90
-n -.r- .slPIPs.
Quaker, No. I, Cabinet Base, ?G.OO
-A Wa, .si rr..
Quaker, No Sis Plain, $500
-iA Wa, .adrPs.
Quaker. No. sis Cabinet Base, $500
9TH Wa, ssarip,.
Quaker, No. $50 Plain, 1900
9Th 10. AT w.fs.
New Tariff. No. 100 Plain, 5000
-aA Wa, All rP..
New Tariff. No. 100 Cabinet Base,
$3.50
-iA Wa, AL TPs.
New Tariff. No 8 20 Cabinet Base,
% 20
-iiA Wac AL IrPs.
New Tariff, No. $50 Plain, $50
9Th War .sd rPs.
Send for Cuts and Reduced Prices.
Terms, s5.C 60 down and 81.
per week, or a discount of s
per cent for cash. We have
cheaper Ranges, but nothing
that will give the satisfaction
that these will.
Remember these prices are
for a few days only.
n I 0L.L nI.uaa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-10
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Deeds Recorded at the Auditors offee
YESTERDAY.

Twenty-Five deeds were filed for
record Yesterday. the considerations
aggregating Sla6is 50. an average OF
SOS. Following is the list a. furnished
hy Wood 4 Osborne, abstracters OF
titles
J. : Day TO 5. Johnson. lot /, Dix 2, Days
j. III. Kengsforf 10 NJ. p. o'Connos. lots
II and Il, blk 2 Rcngsl0ifs sid. $50.
4. ii. hankerson 10 :. ". Edwards. lots /
and :, mel, OF nel :, al IN see p, Up "a Il OF
N.P.R R. TO II. W. Ward, lot and So ,
at uWis Of sec -. Ia ~ Il n, 7 e. contain
Ing y. = sores. more or lees, s4is 20.
]. VI. ras lor 70 T. II. uaieh. , lati acre
more 81 less In ser 80. ip = n. e. $50.
}, J. pas. 70 JOAN Scott. lot s, blk I, Bsx-
ter add. 500.
O.. :. Wright 10 81. NcFoirh. los 3. 1. )
ana s. hik II, Bells Isl add. s2seo
". I.aBieue 10 o. tiunderSon. iut 10.
6. blk r. $500
O 6anaeTlnaa 20 ". LaBiene. Of lot
2. blk IL 500.
s. +. smart g 7. Jones. lots7 and $ blk
j, Nobhill sdid., 500,
a Eiward Biewe.i n " II. Walter, ist II,
blk ., Denny & Heyt aid, 500.
Edward Bseweis 10 J. \. BoAnet, iot ;,
blk .. Denny 4 Itoys AID, sla0
W. s.. Riuchart TOD. &. NAartnn, b3k =,
LAKE Union add. $500.
a y. Ilewellyu 90 charles Armstrong. u
srres In see a. fp@tn.r ye. sisto
n. r. Denny to &. x. Cganmer, l0i l., blk
=. DeaHy's Park sdd, s$gss
q. u. Roman 10 r. A. Rean, lots !. . 3. {.
S. Is. l.. :. =. 20, blk 9. Queen ABB add,
S.Sa
y. II. tones to louis Lassoa. las 3, blk 8,
Gilmans adj. s45a.
y. II. Moore to c. r Bagley, lots 3, :,
III >. Bagley-s orient add. s4sa
4 Nelson 10 : =. DnSinberre, lei Z, Blk 4
Hinasags aid. Si1N.
see - x45ta
]. Haley - John james lets 9, 4, blk II,
Merrsr's add. st4sn
= psy to See. Suites. ies ., hlS (.
Day pisg, fle1.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-10
PERSONAL.

Mr.. John Campbell Of Port Blakcly,
spent We terday in Seattle.
Messrs. J. c. Sixen and George
Mcdonnell returned last night from a
visit 10 Tacoma.
Mr.. Melville Marks OF Portland il at
the Occidental. and will remain here
TIL the end OF the week.
Mr.. Luke Pither, proprietor OF the
Colonial hotel at New Westminster.
3. G.. was at the Occidental Yesterday
accompanied by Mrs. Iiiher.
Mr.. l.. u. Fuller, formerly resi-
dent o. Seattle, but Low citizen oi
Oregon, i Spending few days IN the
Queen City visiting Councilman Thos-
r.. Jones.
Several prominent citizens from Port
Gamble and Port Ludlow spent yes
ter,lay in Seattle. Among the num-
Der wefe Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Walker,
Mr.. VIM. Walker and Mr. T.. q. Ames.
Mr.. T. J Fleetwood of Tacoma and
Mr.. George ". Ewing OF Fort Wayne.
Ind. visited Seattle YESTERDAY. Mr..
Fleetwood has Just returned from a
visit TO his former home in Missouri.
Mr.. John b. Ault OF Snohomish,
Republican candidate for joint coun-
Gilman for King. Snohoulish and
skagit 4 in the city and viii be pre-
ent at the several Republican meet
ings in the county during the week.
Mr.. y. II. Martin. local manager OF
the BLACK Diamond Coal Company
| lett for Sehome last night In the inter
ct 81 the Beliinghan Bay & British
Columbia Railroad Company, which
corpany Is now engaged In buiiaing
piece OF road from Sehome north
toward the boundary line.
Mrs. d. Widgeg aud daughter. Mrs
/ NJ r. Nearing Of New York. are visit
! ing relatives here, MF,. Widger viii
remain With her daughters in ~eattie
Mrs Nearing returning East, viii
visit her coGsin. DIR. Harrington oi
Portland, also her sister, Airs. III. u.
H0ili ter, and other relatives.
DR.. ] saaIe % 81. Louis. Missouri
I / spending few days in Seattle. With
view 10 establishing himself lie
has been all over the territory. and i.
delighted with II all, but he likes Sc.
attic little better than any other
place he has seen. DIR. Sanle Is Il
brother ,in-law OF Messrs. J. r. and
| Walter Ronald of this city.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-10
Justly ruE1sHxp.


James Eastwood xas IN Justice
Soseytergs court Yesterday afternoon
charged with assault;ar his wife, Mar
gares- Eastwood said he was FRO
voked TO the assanIr Es his xise's
drinking. Ii was stsewn by other wiz
resAes th4f she Is q hard-wc-kfaz
woman and supports the family bv
doing washing At a dollar a day. She
testified that her husband vas addicted
. drinking and gambling. and sauan-
ssered her hard-e4rnel money. He
became angry Yesterday because she
refused 70 give hira the last lew desiarS
N the house ard kicked her shame
fully. Two other women testified that
Mr.. Ea-f.oo.l'- body was covered
wlth bruises Her husband was COM
mit;ed 10 jail for loo DAYS for the as
sasiit and ID days for diSorderiy con-
duc,. He viii not regain his liberty
until the latter part Of next February.
Mrs. Eastwood is an intelligent and
well educated woman and has seen
better days She Is pleasant con-
versntionalist and signed the COM
paint insaspretty feminine hand. Her
father is u judge in England
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-10
TWO INSANITY CASES.
Heusr Gray Evidently convalssc;ng W.
J. Graham Violent.

Friends OF W. ]. Graham, Of Raging
river, made complaint in probate cour,
yesterday that he Is insane and unfit
10 be at large. A warrant was issued
for his arrest and he will be examined
IN probate court tomorrow. His
friends expect 10 have pretty serious
time bringing him to Seattle. AZ he is
violent and dangerous and seems pes-
sessed OF almost superhaman strength.
Homer Gray. who was arrested sun
day afternoon for frightening lady
on Madison street by his strange ccn-
duct. did not have an examination in
probate eonrt yesterday His step
father, \. f. Balding. asked that the
examination be postponed for day or
two. in hopes that the young man will
have entirely regained his reason BY
that time. He was committed 10 his
step-fathet's care and il TO report at
the probate court tomorrow. II he
then seems rational probably nothing
further viii he done He acted yester-
day As though in full possession Of his
senses and said he remembered moth
ing about his strange conduct SUNDAY
Afternoon.
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fllcIRIc MOTOR co.
srxrxr ssILwar CONSOLIDATED
- v,ru ps. EiLBoUasrs ROAD.
..,.,.. Of Incorporation Filed res-
So with a Capital stock Of
r..a oco--Yrominent Citizens In
-.<s.d in the Enterprise.

x...,.,es Of Incorporation OF the Sc
e. z. FIsrtr;c Railway Il Power Com.
. ~. Nth Frank II. 0sgood. Edward
r;:boErne. Thomas Burke. l.. II.
e a.;stll. q. N. Halter, Angus Mackin-
~, and Victor II Smith as incorpo-
s and trustees. were fled at the
.sS;tar,s Office yesterday. This IS the
3 -, ri sioB Of the consolidation Of
~ s4,ttle Street Railway Company
"a nr EiIbonrne's electric motor
--,,nany. which was recently nies-
-. .sns.s il the Posr-ISrELLIg EscEg. In
~ nesr future electricity viii be sub
'.;...gd for horses as motive POKER
,t,e lines nos owned and operated
= he Seattle Street Raiiway Com
ssar. and the road for which DIR. XII
hsa.ne ! company has franchise viii
!. baIlt. The capital stock Is si20. 900,
Nvided into 500 shares. The principal
-s.ey If business IS Seattle and the
z,s,rs l;xes for the duration OF the COM
! t1ry l. ~ tatS
he expressed objects OF the com
z,.ry are to build and operate street
,siIsay lines with such motive power
NAV be deemed most efficient; 10
manufacture and furnish electricity
io- supplying motive power, heat,
fght or ans other purpose; 10 pur-
sssse. consolidate with, lease or other
xi.e require other street railroads; to
soa.o.Idate with electric light COM
ssrIes. power companies of any kind,
ami. fuIne, wharf, dock, steamboat
snd telephone companies, 10 puT-
fhase. lease or acquire telegraph and
sis'epione lines and transmit and re-
rave messages for pay; to purchase,
sssse or acanire whsrves, docks. steam
boat. locks and fumes, and carry pas
strgers and freight.
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mR. RoNaLD's POKER CARDS

assa 'atf-t-NNns tFet- o.
To THE EDITOR: In your Issue OF
o tober :. in an editorial under the
caption OF Mr.. Ronslafs Cards" you
say; Prosecuting Attorney Ronald,
ia his speech al Snohomi-h eity on
Thursday evening, exclaimed. feel
inely: Fellow citizens. there i even
a duty on poker cards =" / have no
objection 70 any commentary YOU may
make upon anything DO say. but !.
made no such statement as yoar cor
respondent at.rihu ed 10 me.
What | did say. and do now say.
was: The Republican party, in 1855.
responde 10 the call OF the people for
reduction by repeating the Internal
tax on poker cards and putting 20
per cent. tax on the Biblel'
hope you will give this statement
the same publicity as the misQuota-
ton, and ] have no objection to any
commentary you may see nj to make
upon Il. j. 7. RoSALD.
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THE NEW PosToFFIcE.
Large Enough for Present Needs, But
Toe Small for the Future.

The new postoliic room in the
Boston block has been plastered and
ths Office viii he moved into the new
bedding as soon rs the piastering i
DRY, which viii probably not be much
feioTe the firstof next month. Under
The condition OF the lease Mr.. Chaplin
viii furnish the new boxes and fufni-
fgre. In speaking of the nes quarters,
Postmaster Lyons said:
When the room in the Hoston block
Bas lea Ell Seattle bad population OF
aloni ff,00e. and II was thought the
aew quarters would be large
suoagh TO accommodate the peo-
PIE Tor five years, bat siuce
that time the population has
lncfeased very rapidly. and We now
have. inriuding the transient people,
faily 300 population. The new Of
tiee viii be JOSH large enough 10 handle
t.se business at the present time. but
Il the city continues TO grow in the
futrfe rs IL has IN the past. and we all
haze reason to believe that II will, the
res quarters viii he too rrampel for
the business OF the posso:iiee inside oi
fBO YEAR,