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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-05
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ruK roL,CE COURTS.


- white FINED for Assault Petty
Larceny Thief Committed Mates.
pcb White was mp before Justice Miller
esefday ior asssalting ex-nsr'ssy sheriff
3 ooks on FRIDAY aight aaa flae.i so and
& on1 to. his drunken spree. This amount
sesh<f with hts $40 fine az Monday for
ofsshius Louis Alberta. cost him alto
ehss little which he paid. Ex.Depnty'
leoks appeared against White ard told
- ssers ri IKE trouble. He stated
- he stepped into Clancy 4 Raua's
$1och u wat ta- the r4re-trsck stage,
y white ihese White attacked him with
W psovccation, ana almost immediately
AFvards weaf into another saloon ard
Fted fight wih Alberta. BROOKS bad
In charged With being drank on Friday
leht. but proved To Justice Miller's satis-
.Esaon that such was not the case. Louis
4Iaersa, who was held rs witness against
asie. Was yesterday released from Gus
edy.
Ioasse Sullivan. q Morning Star asiey
oetitate, was arrested hy officer George
eehan NJ about 3 o'clock yesterday
ming. on suspicion of having robbed
Z sh Swanson OF 500 Swanson was held At
= station as witness. and the two were
ekht hefore Justice Miller yesterday
moon. A searching inquiry by the jas
= failed TO establish the woman's actual
III and she was therefore discharged.
= 3. Winsor, 81 the winscr Clothing
psnys vas in Justice Rivers court yes
] NAY 10 prosecute George nre~ for steal
On overcast from bis store. Liea,enent
u'asd arrested Drew yesterday morning,
VT The theft occurred. Justice Rivers
pc%es . sentence Of twenty DAYS in the
lenty JAN.
eaiism johnson was seen by onsoers
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r.l,c.men Mus. raw Fare.

The Seattle Electric Railway Company
has issued an order inssructing the con-
ductors not TO allow policemen 10 ride on
its cars unless they are IN uniform or can
show pass GA the lane. II has recently
been discovered hv the company that there
were quite number OF persons who were
noe connected IN any way with the police
force hut who. when the conductor called
for fare, wonld show rcsiee star and
thereby secure free transportation Tnss
imposition has heen sat down on by the
company and II expects To have no further
frnuhe,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-05

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-05

Members Of the Unitarian church ard
others interested met In the pari0rs II the
church on Tuesday evening ard formed .
preliminary organization Of . club to Be
called the Unity Club The object Of this
organization is the study OF literature and
snch other matters--social or economic
questions-as may be raised The meet
ings will be bs-weekly and held in the par
ioYs Of the church The number present
~ the preliminary meeting gives promise
OF an acsive organization. The club meets
for permanent organization on Monday
evening. February Il.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-05

Nn C. D. stuart. OF sos Hayes q. writes, = I
hare for years had spells OF Indigestion and dis
pepsiz, and tried nearly everything. Finally I
took well kaovn Sarssparisia II caused PIN
plesfo break out or my face without helping ne
Hearing that Joys Vegetable ssrsaparlila did
not contain mineral. and might act differently.
Iscnt for IL The pimrses disappeared immeds-
stely, and I had 40 more retnyns Of the old
spclis-" Although the above was written year
ago. Arx Smart now atfexts the permazenry OF it,
effects. SAYS she :akes an occasional dose to
suppress sy.n-s.o-r ~ s4:ara and that she baa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-05

A line of 500 pairs Of knee pants. ages
to II years, at soc each.
81. BOYS long pants suits. ages 10 to IL
wears, Just the thing for school wear, at 81
per suit.
S.. A handsome and perfect finished
boys overeoat. ages 10 II years. -. Also
overccats ranging in price from s3to $3.50.
o5c. Children's knee pants suits, ages
to IL years. Variety Of styles 10 select
from. at 9oc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-05


sslAs sspxrx - O. ass a saa4E
l.mxns eli reduced ~ the sac. chester Cseary-
,saa.s al reduced - the sAie. ChssseT Ssesfs
Embroidery sale 81 rcssar~d Ch~sfes tseSsy-
1awe.s ali reduced az the sale, Chsssez Sseafs.
Tahae l!nsns eli redaces az TIA sale. cResss;
CtcsFH.
Silss rsrs-s q se1ts g bundle
ssc Dress siiks reduced 10 Soc AZ the SAFE
Chester CleaFy.
The aarxess ssrrk az hsss 10 select from n
Charles ssoldsss tnss the hsfter
So bet Of lace seEaEs at the sAlsA sassaes
Slraxs.
Cd pApsss - cents eaaeia
x.asc A tire Preach esshsefes rcsacsd 10
SIZE as the sale Chester CieaFs-
Fer frste ass guots II re hal and cap isne 20
&c cAar.es ssol1stsan. re hsrtsz. sseaaf street.
Rear Eostca esosk
Sxseasy eve eeats. A tine heavy spreads re-
dres<s 20 sSe AZ tAe SAFE. chester csssrs-
shsssss s.slisszsn asvEs ssy knox aAsx
Blankets al reduced ri she sale tars1es
CtnAry.
fine back dress materials eli resaesd al tas
Sxis. eArsssf Cissyy.
rc. n. &C. a. Sc Sc. "a. &c. g. lsc. he tse, isr.
ate tax fsss l-e. sSx. isc. 8< esaerosstertes re-
cuesd q zoe sAse. Chesses Cleary.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-05

$3.50 Gray corkscrew suits. in sack and
frock. imported goods, for sl6.sa This
line is reduced from SIS and is well worth
that price.
$40. new and nohby line OF all-yool
tweed suits reduced from SIS 10 so.
SIS Brown silk mixed worsted snits.
latest patterns and cut, reduced from SIS
70 $ia
Atwood cashmere suits down from SIS
TO Sla
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-05
THE NEW COURTHOUSE.


COWbF0Ct8 A&ts
The excavating for the court house build
ing has been almost at stsndstili for the
past fortnight, owing to the rsiny weather.
such were the conditions that team work
has been almost impossible.
Contractor Smile said yesterday that IL
would take fully ten days OF good weather
10 finish the excavation ready for the
masons. Two hundred and seventy-five
tons Of foundation stone In now on the
ground. but cannot be used for some time
70 coma. Mr.. Smile has let several Of his
iron contracts. The cast-iron work viii Be
furnished by Moran Brothers Company.
The steel beams and wrought iron work
viii - brought from The East There are
several contracts yet to be placed but
which will not b. until the work Is we'll
undsr way. In the matter OF humber 70 Be
used In construction. Mr.. Smile says that
he will place no order suntil next June.
The recent bod weather has somewhat
delayed the work. but 80 far not seriously.
and no apprehension is a. yet felt that the
courthouse will not be finished within the
prescribed time.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-05

Harding and Hanna sctine - suspie5ous
mannsr eas1y yesterday moFutnx under
me idaho tent sasc0n- He wGs arrested
s1a assssi yesterday aftsrncon ~ Jusssce
.h'er. ~ gsss him Gssesn dsys in the
city jsil.
Camille Nonfssjisa1 . WhIsechapel
woman. ~ 6nsd $40 W Justscs MEIisr for
disordsriy conduct.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-05
BEAUTIFUL HOMES FOR A LITTLE
MONEY.
Any Man That Can Pay 1855 Per Week
Can secure One.

Any Man That Can Pay o6.35 Fer week
Can secure One.
The Mooriand Company has inaugurated
q measure that promises more good to the
citizens of our city than any other scheme
that has ever been proposed to the people
OF seattle. IL Is known ~ the Moorland
House Club, and Is organized on the same
principle that have made similar organiza-
tons successful in the East. It's member
ship IL limited to 300. and each OF the MEM
hers will secure . beautiful six-room house,
built upon . lot 4oxi00 feet, FOR the small
sum Of 1855 per week or less. without in
terest or taxes so long as dollar remains
unpaid. Such . glorious opportunity was
never before offered in the Northwest, and
ID Is . matter of regret that the gentlemen
conducting the enterprise have been COM
PEELED 10 limit the membership Of the club.
as there are q large number OF people in
Seattle that will gladly seise the chance Of
owning their own homes. The books of
the House Club are now open. Join today.
Apply to Mocrland Company. corner Seq
oud and James streets. II
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-05

SIS. Mouse-colorcd Kerseys, made BY
Alfred Benjamin 4 Co, something dIessy
and neat, cut down from SO to SIS.
Black beaver heavy weights. reduced
from SIS to SO.
Blue fur beaver heavy-weights, down
from SIS TO $40.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-05
Note these Reductions

Atwood Scotch Tweed suits down n
SIS to SIS. GEE I
Atwood double and twist sack sulls'
down from SIS TO $i3.
Black atwood corkscrew sack and cut
way suits from SIS 10 $ia.
Atwood fancy worstod suits down fro0
$22.5c 10 SIS.
Blua-hlack imported wersscd suits Mi
sack and cutaway down from IS to &1l So
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-05
DIR. JORDAN'S OFFICE
Is a the Residence % Kx-eaayov Yes
Ter, Thivd and James.
Consultation and prescription absolutely
fExR-
send for free book expiainIns the Histo-
genetsc system

rAUTIOS-The Hisfogenetlc Medicines
are solss in hns ore agency Ia each sown.
The label around the bogt.e Tears the ios-
loving inscription ~l,r. J. kagene Jog
.ssa'S Histogenesic Medicine Every other
device Is fraud
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-05

The : : Hsyf!es Rerselic VIII sal isam
Ha.aela wharf for San Francisco 90 FRIDAY.
February ;. 81 ?. rs. fssss<e--'s n4n VA.
.,eersgv s.. Arpsy J. A. Hstheass. sensEsl sgea,-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-05

Pea jackets. Atwood, blue and brown,
reduced from SIS to s7.75.
Alfred benjamin. A Co.'S blue. Atwood.
case-lined peA-jackets down from us 70
$3.50.
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OVERCOATS.

Atwood gray, wide wales. heavy-weleA&
cassimere-iiasd, down from SIS 70 tlA
Atwood blue chinchiilas. beaver, hoo11s'
weights, down from $22.50 to SIS
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r,.nrn,nrnr sarr

Containing q sco pleees. sause very FIRE goods:
new handsome patterns including Hfancsugs
sssc4egs. esgtuss. snsertings exc. all reduced
nj the sale chester IloaTy.
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CHlLDRENS CLOTHING.

All that $3.50 lire down 10 se.
All those 81 suits down to $2.2A
All those 81 suits down to So.
All those IS suits down to $A.2S.
All those 81. $3.50 and 81 suits marked
down TO the uniform price Of Is
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-05
PA-NTALOONE

32.50 A line o. serviceabie and FASH
ionably cut trousers. reduced from 81 10
$3.50.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-05
SILKS SINS
nsx~ GOODS

All, our ssiks, both black sni eotcrst. ere 70
daesa at the sale. scsne waeasflai BARGAINS
gNK&Ts8 tLEAxN.
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StoS. Fine line pantaloons, a -
and all-wool. Goods that ere drsssy -
will wear. reduced from 20 TO sAo6.
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LAST TWO WEEKS

clothing
longer closing Saturday evening February 9Th BY that I'll te
prices
tlnued
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HYPERION COURT
HighWaynan Fafh -
rove an Alibi.


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nef osa not . m.ss''1Ay "'nsa
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gssofe sne rcDoefy Occurred. ne
enas e vas " tne Ains ssso0n -
vent - we jury -
ous una. ncafiy ooe'ocx' ma
verdict Of en'isy.
~ ALrnxD nANus CASE.
M Of Alfred Ramus for attempt
l1I Lizzie Mur6ock. m abandoned
which was set for yesterday. was
11 until this morning It f,:3O
ne jury in the Ramus case Was
yesterday afternoon, and the case
= % trial this morning Without
16lay.
prvorur caAxrrp.
S.e.,s a. d;xe,ca -. grant~d Vs.
"a Indee Iichtenbsrg to ] s. Bruce
~ - c,tte Iess;~ /. Rrnce. an ths
q "a ann, de.eytion ON ti,e wifa,s
~ 80 800 80
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=.
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Ess:. =. 4 xss.-~~.s.. $3.50 Ia. A..
S<Ss 1. . s,ft hvou~ht - norcstt A.
I'D Va ,.cc~.r f70n Are IN to promi.-
I 5ss1..
~ 1~..v h.s .r.aA Mcvirnie II ~.
= - ~, eIIe.ea r. - due him On !
Iss,sv ,.o1e srd sIso 4 bIll 81 exohanse
|s.ssnvstv vhirh ~ rIsintiF IN
is;7 ~ 80 crmrsl.~d = nav
1879 Il. NcNillin. owner and CAPTAIN
~ steamer Mamie. has brought snit
|6Ct William w. Powell, alleging that
ofondAnt Il indebted TO him for
r.. IL expense having been incurred
1VIna freight merchandise between
nni1h and river points 10 defendants
y camp near Novelty postofiice, from
lnhw rs, 1857. To June 8. 1883, aud In
- opt advance charges for . portion
y nhfnments 10 the dofendent from
~ paints.
nh loF foreclosure Of > Hen hes eeen
ut b. G. II. Cow, Yeeler Wood Coal
AnmSos Company ana Mcaa1llans
!4tA Mclaughlin against Andrew
1eoth Brooks. property owners ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-05
Acre Property.

nc nn0-Thirty acres north OF Union bay.
DOsUUV on the line Of the Seattle, lake
Shore & Eastern railroad.
&c 000-Tweuty acres of rich. beaver dam
0O,UOO land. drained and cleared. almost
adjoining Ravenns park.
IA EOA-2t8xie7 feet. cleared and fenced,
E4,JOU adjoining woodward addition.
90 On0-7i. acres ia south seattle. oppo-
OO,OUO site the White House, three acres
in gartieu-
M400ssss Cultivation. .ssss ~ slsa rs ss' aa sss
building. and household furniture.
c1 nnn-rfty seres AZ Port Orchard. adj
Nl,OOO joining the Navy Yard.
nC00-ssngle acres In Days acre gardens Al
DOOO Green Lake.
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Al our dress sossfs reduced a. ne sac, VOL
deTiai hsrsasns tHfsfRs sAssSf'
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Houses and Lots.

U10 nnn-Two lots with good residence.
0ldsOUV northwest corner spring and
sixth streefA
oy7n nnn-Lot and two good houses, south
UlVsVOV east corner OF Seventh and
Madison streets
dr. E0n-Lce containing three good houses,
0fsJUO corner Of John and Dexter streets,
dsc Enn-Two lots ana oue-story cottage,
0O,JUO corner sixth and Bell streets.
do 0nn-F1ve-room house with hath. on
00s6UU Lombard street, two blocks from
.ectrie road.
40 E00--Nearly new, seven room h0use. on
WNsOOO Washington street, near Twelfth
ds1 7En-Cosy cottage on Fifth street. near
UlsfCO Union, with fractional lot
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PEA j ACKETS.

Blue and brown chinchiIls bssvss. ~
wool pea-jscksts down from so - ~
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Choice Residence Lots.

an n n0n-Two lots, northwest corner Of
OlUsUOU Tenth and Marion streets
or E00-Two lots. northwest corner OF
2I,OUU Twelfth and Columbia sreets
Or En0-Th The most desirable building site
DC,CUO in seattle. southeast corner Of
Madison and Ninth srrcets
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Cheaper Building Lots.

90 Enn-Donhle corner. In Mrs Ponfius'
16,COO addition, near electric road. over
looking Lake Union; can be sold separately.
40 000-Three lots on Depot street, oppc-
NI,UUU site Jndee Lichsenbesgs resi-
dence. with magnificent view.
ds1 700-Full lot, corner Of Washington
Nl,IOO and Fourteenth street.
OF cnn-Choicc LOT on Roy street. In Queen
Ol,UVV Anne town.
on Enn-Building site ON Sixth street. near
DlrOVO Union
ds1 nnn-Double corner In Mob Hill sddf-
DlsVUO ton.
r7En-High. slightly lots on Depot street,
0fUO west OF Broadway.
rcnn-Lots in Edss 4 knights addition.
uA00-Lots In Bigelow's addition.
0AnA-corner lots ffractiouap. adjoining
14UU Renton addition
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USE
ELEC I RICIT Y

ELECTRIC RAILWAY AND POWER CON-
PANY Is now prepared 10 furnish power ser
vice in any part OF the city OF seattle on short
notice. SO volt curreDt. Power furnished up
10 1000 horse power. For further information
call ct the once OF the company. i,2i2 Second
street. seattle Wash.
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xEw civlL Ispwx

The index recently issued by Clerk Of
oRt y. n. Holmes. OF all undetermined
y coses. shows that there are i.osS cases
= b tried. The new filings for January
ooant 10 In. an average Of nearly seven
each business day. Eighty cases were
y since January II. the tate Of the
~ 6llEgs listed in the index.
The Republican journal., 1890-12-25
New >paper Notes.

The Aroostook Democrat Is d move from
Presque Isle to Fort Fairfield.
The o!dtown Enterprise t.nc To- its a...ne. i-5u-
ed very attractive Christmas supplement. ID III
an excellent local wspaper
George 7. RoYer, the new York a.vciti-tpy
agent, has awarded the cash llize hc lcrtutIs of
fered for the best design for advertisement. IN
Mr.. W, IL. Eastman, Of East sumner.
With its issue of Dee y thq Bangor Commercial
adapted the quarto form and donnod new dress
of type-a decided improvement in both cases
The Commercial is an excellent new -paper, and is
meeting with wcll deserved success
In recent mail we received TRIVIA 4 monthly
publication, subscription price 81 cents h YEAR, u
proposition that made rs very weary. WE were
asked to publish an inch advertisement une wear,
in consideration of an eNchange. Price Of adver-
tiscment SO; subscription to journal y total SIP
Offset by 50 cents, that Nc would pay Just 81 80
for the privilege of an exchange. No thank YOU
1t Is announced that the veteran editor Daniel
I. Pike, of Augusta will take charge Of .hc NOW
Age during the absence this winter Of tien PIais-
ted We remember reading the Augusta Ace
when Mr. Pike was the editor, and he welded an
able pen. Mrs. Pike is also an excellent journal
ist and their son, Mr.. Manly T. Pike, is popular
contributor to Puck and other publications. 1t is
a literary family.
The Republican journal., 1890-12-25

Mi. Edmund W allace, Of jackson, died at the
home Of his son, James ". Wallace ESQ, Dee
2jth. When a boy Mr.. Wallace fell from a cart
Tire wheel of which passed over his head, crushing
in portion u the Skull and causing depression
portion Of the skul near the temple was remov
ed. 4 stin tarpaulin hat which he wore saved his
life. iii head troubled him all through life and
At Times he was Very respondent His age, failing
health ana the Ola injury the causes of his
taking poison as reported last week on the
oh, while temporarily alone, he went to the barn
and took quantity of Paris green. At the first
call of the physician it not known that he had
taken the poison, but it was afterwards learned
although Mr.. Wallace never admitted it, Mr.
Wallace was born at Raymond \. H., in April
1908 During the land speculation in Maine, about
1880, he came to lh- State and located at Bangor
and was engaged in coopering in Bangor ana Cas-
tine until $50, when he moved to jackson, where
he afterwards resided. His wife was a daughter
Of the late Rev. Sas Warren, of Jackson She
died about eleven years ago. Since that time Mr.
Wallace has lived with his son, James W Wal
lace. Mr.. W. was an excellent citizen and will be
kindly remembered lie was buried Sunday af-
ternoon. Besides James W, he leaves another
son, George Z. Wallace, Esq, of Belfast, an at
toney and counsellor at law
The Republican journal., 1890-12-25
News of the oranges.

The state grange adjourned at Lewiston Fri.l; 4.
after passing resolutions, among which wa one
calling for change in the system of taxation.
Victor Grange Sea,smont has elected officers AZ
follows 1. L. Cross, Master; =. 5. Bean, Over
seer; A. Millctt, Lecturer; G. y. watson, Chap
IAN; r. 5 Wing, Secretary D. SWcctland Treas
urer; +. simmons Steward; 4 French, A. 81;
Miss +. NJ. Farrar, l.. {. $. II. Robbins, G. X !,
Miss L. NJ. Bean, F.. Miss Cora Mahoney, +. j,
Miss Cara Mahoney, c. Installation january tn.
The officers of South Montvine Grange as elect
Ell Tor 1891 are as follows Master, G. ). Adams ;
oVerseer, G. II. Bartlcttc; Lecturer, Rachel Morse ;
Steward, {. +. Gilman; Assistant Steward. j. f.
Gilman; Chaplain, Lizzie Fuller Treasurer, Isaac
ruler; secretary u. y. Crane, Gate Keeper, s. +.
Cooley, Pomona, ALBANIA Gilman; Flura, Sarah
Bryant, Ceres, Blanche Crane, Lady Assistant
Steward, Hattie Gilman.
At the last meeting of Silver Harvest Grange the
following officers were elected for the ensuing Vt ar
Master, James Robertson; OVersccr, George ~
Hubbard; L., Mrs Cynthia Quincy Treas, Ed
mund Cross: sec, Mrs. Salah l.. Hubhard: stew
ard Herbert Wentworth; Chap, Gilman Koners !;
ASST. steward, Freeman Cross Gate Keeper, Frank
" entWorth: Pomona, Mrs. ltta Robertson. Ceres,
Mrs Phebe Whtcomh; Flora, Nirs Nnnry Gross
Lady 4 sst, Leila NJ Hubbard. Installation JAM.
lst Basket supper,
Waldo County Pomona Grange mct Tucsday
with sunrise grange, Winterp0r. About 100 We're
In attendance, and the occasion WAS one Of inter
est and profit. George " Richie. Master, pre-
sided Programme: list. Opening exercises, with
music by the choir. 81, Address at welcome hv
sister Carrie Cole, and response bv Sister durham
OF Monroe st. Confewin% tttc fifth degree upon
thirty members. 4th. Report Of oranges. Twelve
feporte'i-all are - Eoad condition and nouIi-hiu4
3ih. Noon recess. AlI repaired I'd The dining ROOM
where the tables We're bountituiv supplied Mith
all the Injuries Of the season, ann rNtry courtesy
was shown the visitors by Sunrise grange. UtG.
Afternoon exercises. Music hv tt.r chDir. Qur-
ton by Sister White 'i;e-oiycl, ThuJ Farmers
wives spend too much time iii fancy cupking.'.
Discussed by Sister +. W, Ritclie cone. Luce.
ltrklns, kllza Cole, and Brothers Durham, D}uv,