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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1890-04-19
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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1890-04-19

The new Convent chapel lately
dedicated at Manhattanville, N. Y,
had been subscribed to by the wealth
of both Philadelphia and New York,
and is the handsomest edifice of the
kind in the United States.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1890-04-19

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-01

trader, Who never paid cash and fixed
the pricc to sait himself on both articles
of exchange. Then u required four bush
els % potatoes Ia buy one bushel ~ corn.
Now bu.hsl of potatoes buys , bush
els of corn. Then pound ~ butter
would buy = yard II calico; now the
batter IL sold for ca.h, and one pound
pays for s yari. ~ print. Then the
eggs we're taken Ia the store and exchang-
ed AZ : cent. a dorm for pins al about 2
for = cent. Now the buyer comes io
the house sni takes the egg. at an aver
sgc price of more than ~ cents Ia cash.
Then the calf and the lamb were killed
AZ home, and a part taken to market io
b. hauled hack sgaln because u could not
he exchanged for ANYTHING AZ any price.
Now the farmer io-en't play butcher but
hxe. his own pricc on IN. raw material.
and the hatcher goes to th. harm Ia take
or leave II q. he likes, and the farmer
bays hl. meat ready dressed of the but
cher for ca.h.--Damsriscotta Herald.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-01
Msin- Farmer
rrt DESERTED FARM HOUSE.

TIE OgStRrtD FARM HOUSE.
li,esl ai . regular ms.tlns Of Par. Gunss.l
. can - 10 ,ls assi<aIns ,~insh,. ''sn'iins iu.
ever the way,
IT, .hs'lssy Torn sfs '.rw eoass, with walls
Win slspl-sri. I-,-sn~i anil hsRsiRs ssi "sa,
rrs'a u. .hs,isrsi ~islo~ fsiIsn. h,.ln The '.o-
ani faia.
>s r.,h. lss.i ur,s aa'r-sy.. n. dosr sr hi,
u. r,,ss. ~ dwslsr. ds-srsi. 10. hsi. ~, silent
snt u.shi.
~ ar,. - n. hs.r,h.,see. burnins. -sn'iins
feuFth eherffai hsht
snd Aishi
a. sis,i.ous asi .s,i.lsniRs ms~'tc. oosas
a. M. .hs'is-y. Ersy olI tsrm hou-. over tls
Fof ubisr lhls Eray eli farm hss.s rot In shiii
h.-si isys. psSe,.
t.s-stssi uut ffuua ~ .unW ~tnliuss. thrvuEh hs
win.iing Vsihs on .iray~t
Ah. thsn n -. slesr oli hosas. sni With sesT''
hssh kini ani trus.
We hulh dres upon ~ hcafihsionss. " hisni
for 10 ~. srsy - farm sou.s, frO~ rsrr' sH'i
lHfh fhrn sni hall,
Ten - - soos ssi isash,sr. h.i sn'-sr~i The
u,ff'sf's cali
An.i an fr,srri ti.s 81 t.sru sauatei msrry sol
isvua. sh..at
A. In u,,l, ti,s x,.ai in Nile ami -ssl. ~ .oush
ssrh utllsF uut
IN .rriss =. 'sr,.s. iA-s ry.Iy asll. -i,h steer.
sal phlw ~ scot.
We -ans uuF s.fngs snh srssks,l ouf ioAss, aui
hsppY isys wcw sIsni.
We - ~ sttkss. The Grain D. ses anil 80 drut'
rhl. -. hss lsfor, ,hs -.F.t - pe-,. frum
fntlfaia nss
- u,'i nsS,r sss,i sry.p "r,I,a- ,lsu ,sIin this
whiss. dr,.--i AZ Ia .'r'F<.l o'.a'. e'r's. oct
dsn.iy hus.
Tl,sa .s.l. 80 at. g., congus.i. uls The .sf
sssiiss fsar,h n. sr..riss miIuas. - oesgssT
anf q kaht
W dfoprs-i ~ cafu ani panrsin .ss-is. ihs
t-ans at ss.sastissss. Isss
rhsn .tsf,si - q hast ~ cy-s. ~ih r'sFe ~
mai ra.'tbsr wcaii anss give u., b hsiP NJ In
uuf faos
ros ~ sas. rua Ia ,,.s Is.,ar,. dg-n On 'hs
rhrvasb sA % pl-...s, .ss,-sr dsy., r-ss
uurt at ran set play.
Tfuu mlnins 60. AL kuatins t-.. ~i.sa
sprva.iihx out M hsf
- ~ ,u,uuus fssn.i q. haFr, s.-s ss,hsr''iis
~ rHru.
ro,a,..r. .ius. 90 sFPl.. rl,.~iin ~ crisp .as'
-. ,ss srpl. -. ss.i ~ su.siHs. -Asi erv-i'
=. msrr, a 81 u l-sy. at .dr,. =. s'sr oDut
o. flant
Ani - .,,i ever dsr, - tel 49, .ly 'h'ss'
az sf,ss li..s. t1si ~s .,ols ~hsa -s toaSi cue
C.sh ,oa ~, isne,s .ush rpnrins 'aaiis
uuull stsisly rastfsns maisf
of that nee srsts AL disuihssi sch hi-F'ls-
uuuii uksf
hath .es-sa. eutus AL ~ ..asuHs s.. aHi
All .Esi'. ,-.or.s - ihs shiiir,u Ten that
ansurrri utssi.sf-s cANf
ons wsni h ~ saflJ dawn b. ne sns'l thr''es
is., ;. - L.r-s.i - n.P ''aa-''aa- Ia aVrs''n's
Ani ss.s,sr. r..., slsslei 'aAllsn. 'ass'l's The
LA. IN. -. - dr.a,-i ani fsi~i =. .hs
bryaths.i hi. - brvath.
rathsf su.i tasshsf ts-s. ~, svus-no H'"fr "e
r.r 80 ,ssr. s hs,s ths, ,s,u .ssplRs -hsr, ~
aFp.s hla-..''a. iAl
Tls ,shrfs ssii tLs othsfs arv gfaY hAifs'i u'en
ani aufusn usTs
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ssfh wriukhri brs-
Ne ssa., Lev ,a s,su Iaos 9Th ,hs u,sryhias e
4, ,i.s ssl - II. ,ali.au.s Jourrs, 10 'lu'a,sr
ooss sl,. IN ,ss ,.-agrfai 'aorplss shall -
>aIntis .,s-sS,si css-. L.-.,. -hh u. -an. 50
M, ~ o. 80. :, ,a., -s-..s-.. .,.siias ia''
r.r. Haas, r,HH,E.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-01

We are glad to note more good Jersey
blood coming Into the state. Among the
motel herd. IL this stock, that of :.
". King. south Paris, takes q leading
place. Mr.. King has lately secured for
future use In hi. herd, the Young bull
calf. leon of Kingie.Ide ai0i:, bred by
ID. y. Appleton, Ipswich, Massachusetts.
IIis sire, Maximum liioter issjg. traces
10 stoke Pcgis 1853 four times, 10 Matil-
da ss3s twice aud to Violet I'll, once,
without any other outcross. Icons dam,
lyeonette ls0i,, has test of I; pounds =
ounce. aud trace. to foundation In Duke
20, Comassie llt2, GarenDe 1873, fleur
de rAir 1900, signal ii'o, Zlngara 1864.
Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-01

oxFOHD. ss,-M q Ceaft - froha,e hesi Al
P.rt. wlthin ani Cor ths County otuNt"rhs ~"
a. tbtri ru@-iay ~ June A. u. lss
l. IiERstN. naned tsesu'of ~
an In.srluisu NJ parI,srtinx 81 ~ ths at vii
.nt r..tsmsut ~ Mar y. Meth. ais ot oNt.r,
IN saii Coanty. deres-ci. hssihs PN-"'''
~ sans Tor Probate =
oaptNsp. mai the ssht tNerutsr give
- a, ali l-er-sn. intsre.tet. BY csa-ing eopy
N tlis orisr - - puhushs.i thres wesAs '.ssss
80, - ~ spt-esr a Probate touTt u u hshl
IA p..ts IN all Csauty, on IN tairi fse.isf ~
Ii, psxt. AZ s'chrk The for,no"n. sni -hos
eaa-s. n aay tlsey have. shy NJ sI,
81 a. ths al WIN sni ts-t@msns OF ALL ~"
GEORGE 4. WILSON, JsiEe.
.s.,..s ii a. DAVIS. Re<-ter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-01

The cheese makers have the drop ON
the butter markets this year. We ought
to have more cheese factories In the
state Ia make cheese for the home use.
small factories drawing milk from limit
Ell neighborhoods. can he made eininent-
IL profitable on summer milk. The fac
tories We have In the State, are doing
thriving business this seasou.-Fzrmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-01

Easr srossHAs. June IN. iso
nj. nav certify thai have this dsy nses =,
-. No.. A arVssr his tims 81 trsis AMI ~
O. hi,.-.If asi skAll siAim ncne Of his earnings
ssr pay ssy dsts. sf his esssrssunS AMER 'h''
daLa
wIsssss ss~ssr K,s..s K,s..s,~-., o,ovrp
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-01
NORWAY.

oNFogp .. Al Court - ffosais hesi -
-. ~. thiri Tlss-.isv - Iuns a. II. lea.
AnRIE n MiNtR, ~ttos 81 Nra.
Nlx.r at ef Paris. decss-ci. hs'ih< ~
.ruts.i hsr rstition for an alan sa"ss ""s ~ '''
p.,..,.l lststs ~ All dsccs-s-i
p1ptEsp That saii fstitioucf sfts bsfoe 81
an. ..u,s h. al t-cr-sns intsr~-s~i tssf,iht ~
,,..iiI.hins . copy - thi. of'isf thfcs seets 80
at-.-i.si, T. 49, stxfarrt tAemarfat . ns~staatFf
,.1-r.-i "A Faft. IN at cs.sIuty. thst they 80
.,....r Al a PROBATE 0our D. - hshisn Al IAt.
,.t,sio .n.t f,sr all Ceanty. en IN. thlri iee-
- -. e.n-s. N sny thsy have. against ne
gro a Wilson, Jusixe.
A tr,,.eopy-Atts-t Ill 4. DAVIS, Register
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-01

A popular soprano Il said to have .
voice of hne timbrc, . willowy figure,
cherry lips, chestnut hair and hazel eyes.
She must have been rals~d In lumber
region.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-01
AMONG THE FARMERS.
..rssp rHsrlow.' .

Corre.Issp.lencs on prscticsi Agricultural tspics
IL .olisite.t. Adsire.s all cotamunisstion. in.
tsnsiesi fuf this dsIsftmsut ~ AosfstIrtHAL
EptroH. o,fori bemerrsi, Parts, Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-01

Keep the newly-set trees well watered,
20 that the moisture VII reach the
roots.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-01

AiHrEr : Austin
lafis, hal II -
,nUNrN 90 OXFORD

,pUNTN 90 OXFORD
T. IoltN HNHAtE. ~
- %. il. gdaf. 80 al tern. 4"
ufIrs travel fnra "a hrthsl o.
rars at etaru
Ma. D. o. .iafs Narh 81 tern. 81"
rllss tfaFel frrsss ~ tirtael .
raffs anI rturu.
MaFs e. q . .iaFs 10 Auiatrr 90 tatitiHn
ufu " ~atfr. 81"
rIfars traFsi frtsfa "a hFthri O.
AnifFrr anl rrturu. ."
Msy o.. n o. , tafs at faris, rrEea -
arasIHu.
eiaiis. t-ttei frum " hsthsi B.
t'aris aHl rvtufu,
90 Il.
IotI> BAHktg.
nNTpgp :. MAJ ilih. Ia.
Thsu t--r.ansIf aprcsr,-i John hsrsrr. '.un
a. t,.HlfnIs.Issusr anl rnais usth that ti1s t'fr
s,.Ins a.Yrsaart o. hIm suiss-rtl--i, a. trass
AIHiIgT AU>TtN.
tlsfk ~ap. Jet tuar.
uNFuHp MAJ ith, -
tatIHs sNan,Insi ani aaiitri ths forvgulhs
.Hfauut ~ luhn harkrr tuuuty tufnHli.st.,i
- osrtiff that - aiiss ttrryssu W sutn ~ go
u~tAg n ulK>tl tuautY Aupfnel
AIulHT AI~ftN. tlrfk = J. tuat.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-01

Dentist.

N.ENlY. NAtNE
.+ vtr 81 aarusr paaforth.
r. ltt
O.. i.,..,. r..is. tt o.. -srrsnisi 3 -
l# .... a.I. 60 raa'-r male
-....r. r.,a1teri ia even rar,i1siar 90
F.. t.U-I. a. r,a.sssi,,s rr,as..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-01
Jou> H,RNE
uNTuRp ..


1uuuty Cufauiis.iuusrs' hihs-
OoJNrl 80 oNFOKp
l-s Town Nuob,lh' hf.
49, "a. li. al is ~ Paris dsys, 10
Tutrsfsl fr,sli "A - fVru O. Pans
ani rftarn g. uia-s. q"
Narrt o.. d. anl o.. ~ rarts tays. -
Totravsl fr,sta "a 81 f,ru b. fsrs
aud uturu. o. miiss, q"
NaF n tf llaHl ~ at faris iaFsi " az
TotnsFsi fr,sln " - fcru D. fans
and rsturu.
,E.
wM Mopp~IM.
uXyoRp .. MAJ u, -.
Ttra Vsfsonaliy apIssrvi Nm- Nes ls.s,.
tsaufr tsstaualssi,Hnsf. sol tnais eaih That ths
fsrss,ang scssaut ~ hiss .ai'-erhs'i ,. "e''
ALnEKT :. AUSTIN,
Cisfk >ap. Jud. Cuaft
,V.,,un MAJ li. leo.
ua,ins sNamin.-i AL a. iiis'iths ivrtsgius a.
s.sant q Nm Nu--isutn. tuanty tuinn,l s..sa.i
~. rrtiff thai - siss tirsr,pn ~ sunn ~ - "
tt-tr AHu lIlk~il tuunty Aunfnfl
ALBEKf :. AUSTIN, tsfs : -
Cisrs'. oflee. sap. jgi. Court.
Paris Nsy n. is..
csr,ify ~ iorysDins - - true o"p's'.
ALBEIT : AUSTIN.
Clsrk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-01

Dentist.

utt..rt.sk. ~utrn PARIS
r... I..f.. a..I Nusf rIttrs. t.at linei
r..... a.HHf r.tirs ani ~t.il tsuil
H...s H.. T"Ha ArIariaI trusus ani
#Aas.a#fafF tItrrF 49, 81 slrIin
... .... ..l.tri. tIHratHr a-.i ~lrn issif
H H."....#
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-01

srp.r moNNn,s ExcrIrNr rNoN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-01

,,ut, Wright.
y Attorney & Counselor.
.,yf. MAINE
.....,,.. at Cor.stins svssiAhy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-01

n,,E,tA, ,rENENs.
u Attorneys & Counsslors.
,.pV,N MANI
.,r..,. Ss-ari Ssssrr..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-01
STATE OF MAINE.

uNtuun. -
Cssuiy Conmis-isnsr. Hiil.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-01

AtruseOyy-Ai.s-ss-Ii.c.pA'is.E n. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-01

,,,EEi,A & DAVIS.
Ia Attorney AZ Law,
,,ut. MAINE.
urr,tais "'aes
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-16
WORDS or WISDOM.


~ 1Aey Were Uttered by DIR. Harrison
Ut Turner Hall.
large audience Of men assembled at
Turner hall last evening TO hear DIR. Harri-
MS nTst lecture - men only. The doctor
nauaduate Of two universities OF Amer
- He has spent the last five years in
Rfeps, visiting the principal hospitals,
.aF'ng IN the larger provincial towns and
easenng severed courses of lectures in
london. There Is no installing DR.. Har-
nsons nationalitJ oAs IN American by his
assai uttcrances. His delivery Is efFec-
IVA and ne speaks in a plain, agreeable
ne unrrstending manner. so that every
az can understand what he Is talking
epoot. medical terms and technicalities be-
g discarded ~ far a. possible. The doc
efkusd that the present dcpiorsble
ysca condition OF the human
mniiy might be due to centuries
Improper living. He contended
49, ministers OF the gospel neglect one Of
~ most important duties in not teach
me principles OF physiology u the
- men. and in this connection spoke
s&n praise OF the work of Rev. +. r.
1osel. OF Clinton. when that gentleman
Congregational minister In a West
- own, where he himself was living.
80 DOCTOR did not use the reverend gen.
nans name, although he frequently
! = N his lectures. but nearly everyone
- =. % whom he alluded. DR.. Harrison
y. NE question of social purity Was .
~ ene--one reaching to and having its
noauon in the prenatal condition OF
s. The brutality OF the father or the
sesion OF the mother often planted
.ecds OF murder and social crime In the
g OF the unborn child. The general
ID . I. OF physiological knowledge would
!. . ume depopulate our iails He contend
mai morality and good health are so
10y allied rs 10 be almost synonymous.
se lecture was replete with words Of
ssuon and sound advice. which were re-
5. -swd With marked attention on the mart
= 9e audience. and lest his hearers
o'u suffer from fit of mental indiges-
80. 'fom surfeit of sober facts, the doc
. sandwiehed in many bits Of humor and
lumber OF spicy anecdotes, which gave
70 much merrimens.
tomorrow night he will again lecture 10
= ~ and viii take for his sub ject Specific
Ases, Causes and Cures"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-16

The ladies Of the Methodist Episcopal
church will give an excursion 10 Sno-
qualmie via the Seattle. Lake shore &
Eastern next Wednesday. Those who
wish 10 take lunch will be let down 1t the
falls, and those who do not viii he taken to
the hotel at the hop ranch for dInner. aud
then brought back to the falls. where they
viii have three hours. The train viii leave
the seattle, Lake Shore & Eastern depot,
AZ the foot Of Columbia street. at 0 n M.
and Manning's wharf in North Seattle 1T
o.ft1 n m
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-16

vers MED for record saturday 20
- considerations aggregating S16.-
& - everpee Of S455.50. Following II the
81 % lu,nixhed by Osborne. Trempef 4
8 8 srnctors Of title, rooms o, 10, II end
= Hook:
= - g n. Warren. 10 lots IN Ross -.
- 70 3. Cszner. lot II, bin y. Madison
~ cszner. lot .. blk 2. Madison
s. 81 1nsoelI to q L Woods. lots 81 and 81 blk
E - RnsA second odd. sfz0.
ST - % A. Knox. lot Il. biz 81. second Add
isas1e. esoa
Il = II l1(eS 70 4. n. Sitter q a.. Lots = 10.
+ - line odd, u, 80
n ~ y o. Anderson, lots and =. blk ~.
r ~ 3 ]. G Peterson. lots 10 ana II ana
: ~ /. biz Is. Eidoradc. N,1s0.
n ~ - X wheeler. lots and = bib I. Il
b II n 1irripr 70 A. Anderson, lot -. bin {.
fnhe Electric Motor add. US.
n i n1Eisoy to ". Eyens. lots s and .. BIZ ..
% -, $40.
r. r rsming 10 E. Anderson. lot l8 blk I,
lnhe HIscsrlc Motor add, va
AL Il y1snlng 10 q EkIoi. lot II. blk Z. Green
[re1sc Motor sdd. SIS.
81 4 1khe 70 =. NJ Mu,doou, lot I. bIk 2.
- olspst odd. n. $50.
=. carts to Z. r. Nelson ct a.. ~ Of MI Of
5 n ~ &C "a. Up Is. 9. 1895.
M % Z. Peterson. lots 20 to 81. whites
6Kh11apd. $40.
S. n. fsvsley 20 ". Graves. "a lot u and sw5<
~ tp 12, 5. $50.
nnnsli 70 r stetd. lots IS 70 -. blk 10.
X 0ask IA fl40
f11nnas 70 !. Halptn, lot 2. blk %, Central
YS1sks 70 J. Mclaughlin. lot /. bin 6s.
I'D 40.
5I1H mn Land ana improvement Company
n foun lot 10, blk Is. South Park add. SO.
HAL Co. 70 J. c. Buckley. lots and s.
huntington Park add. $40
& i carlsten 70 N. J. Carbon. lot II, BLK 80,
"a Hoyfs add, 500.
opIs Ito J. J. Gresham, lots n and -.
lakewood, $50.
CHAPLIN to ]. b veish ct al. lots II and
~ 1ng'ewOod II.
& Phinney to H. 9. Turner ct a.. bib u.
md Park supl sid, e2,401.
AZ n / Co. TO G. o. Shoberc, lots I. aud
~ r l. Co g second add to De- Moiues.
osnrll % J. N. Elliott. y lott blk %. Yss-
III ~ I'D $50
n. ulIott 10 =. Elliott. x lot 7, blk - and
( ok9 ysopesty. s.
G. Baahell 10 Weinberg. fractional lot In
M Il Bethel. so.
d ynssson 70 r C. Smith. lot Z. blk II. Edes
{ 4 xnixhts add, q 900.
NC. L Co ION Bailey. lot H. blk ~. Gilman
HI sd no
\. = ballard % J. sh.sch. lot q blk .. Ballard.
1kewn b X 4. Brown. lot /. blk 50. b. 7.
bonny'e third odd. 81.
4 O I. Mooney 10 3. .. Austin. X lot 8. blk a.
IS q A. Bells second odd, H.oO
q. y. Game 70 + D. Austin, 4 lot 5. blk -. Q.
4. Bells second add. a.
Z y. Austin y u. 4 kesley. lot 5, blk -. &
j. he second ed, ioo
VIC. l Co % .. Nellsa. les 10, blk q, Gilman
1afk cd e9n
~ = kobestson % L whittcmore. lots 80
end . Blk I. H.awstha Park add, $s5a
Desmes 10 Z Demanes, se,x OF nell Of ssc
nWa ~ a.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-16

OsDpsflttsn - Nusse, Poetry. Reee~a.
kte~-1he girst tn shs CITY.
ne esnsfsl COMMITTEES d the Grand Els
sudsod, which viii b held u the Armorv
nsAs e r'ssmas. mss Saturday and decided
up0n ne principal subjects for competltton
= mnsac. essays and poetry, - follows:
MUSIC
Snous-B ~ HandeI-~R oand About the Starry
sns Eone Pdse. sI50 fCh1in 70 b no leu nan
0lrsy In numbssj.
o!ss-by Gwiiym Gwsns, .-Ths sunnss.- Yr
!. 80. Inse va tchoirs 70 b no iess shss thirty
fnrs song Tor maiss-sy psossavo~ ]. y. p.r.
90 Prizes. The Lghihouse.- Prixs a.
Vssy - y 10 less shsn twelve In uumber).
EssAya
nnuenes 81 the Higher Edueasiou On Nor.
49, pJlAnwAd addyss uwchraddol o. ioesol-
investigation Relative - the Improvemens
. MA tYmchwiltsd. yn II bsrthynas chy-
nyna dynoii Prise go
s Elevation q wom.a-" tDerchsaad rhyw
POETRY.
0de-"H. n. Stanley Priss bsrdic chair ans,
- taot 10 exceed 80 lineal
coAioquy d the .sWosktngman out Of I'm
uneGl
yeut ysus tEaslyn, 70 the CHINOOK ;.
Prize to
In addition to the above will be added
liberal prizes for qusrtettes. trios, duets and
solos. Recitations viii be made Z special
feature. A ersse OF 500 for brass band
competition. subject not yet decided. The
committee will spare neither time or money
70 make the Eis,eddfod (the first ever held
IN Seattls) worthy OF the ancient ins,itu-
iaon that even princes considered IL an
honor to patronise. The best talent will
b Engaged for the occasion. thereby insur-
inR oil IL patrons something new. novel
and instructive to the residents OF Seattle
and the surrounding towns and camps of
Puget sound,
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Dr. g. n. Gardiner D..s.

dental drowning At Spokane Falls yester-
day morning of DIR. c. b. Gardner. for
meriy OF La Conner. was received
here last evening. II contained no
particulars. DR.. Gardner lived 1t La
Conner for nearly four years
during which time he engaged in the
practice OF his profession. He moved TO
Spokane Falls three years ago. and began
the practice Of medicine there. He was =
splendid physician and acquired . large
practice In that city. He was well known
eli over Puget sound. and was very popu-
lar. He was 80 years of age and leaves q
wife and child. both of whom are IN Spok-
ana Eaits
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WV the Gas was shut on.

BY the bursting Of a leader in the gas
works ~ 10 o'clccK last night the gas vas
cut Cd fron the mains and the lights went
out oil over the city. For half an hour or
more there Was no gas. but rs soon As the
hreak va. patched up IL was turned on.
In many of the stores the gas Is left burn
ING usually ail night. and not few mer-
chants and bankers we're called on ~ mid
night 70 open their stores and turn OF the
>..,av,ins cAS.
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Rev. John Fretwell. OF London. England.
Who preached in the Unitarian church
Yesterday. will leave Wednesday for
Alaska. He is an author and preacher
az considerable note. and his present
trip includes the west coast OF
the United States rs well as Of British
Columbia and Alaska Mr.. Fretwell has .
camera With him. and the pictures which
he takes, and the articles which he writes
lin ha nnhlished in the London GsupAsc.
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BALLARD NEWS.
u Interest from seatsie's Busy
suburb.

u interest from Seattiess Buay
suburb.
= me racihc shingle Company composed
1os'er Bros. and Gage. will start their
= saiagie mill ON Monday or as soon
sleaitsr as possible depending upon how
8 "a taey can have the water conveyed 20
Mui. faeir ariesian well has been found
Sn for the requirements Of the
~ ana they have therefore made arrange
- siih the West Coast Water Co mpany
uppiy them With water. This mill viii
ssse capacity of 10000 per day and will
Sapy % men. They have machinery
ea VIII turn out a shingIe entirely diff
49, .sn. Rom the ordinary shingle. The
=. are split and pianed at the same
49, y knife instead OF being sawed in
1ae rate Of taxation has been Fixed by
s, asy council at 10 mills instead of Is
as az first intended
<aes Emerson has been kept busy
The week with civil and criminal
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The grounds in front OF the Rainier hotel
hsve been terrac-d by Mr. Francis Boldly,
Who viii seed the soil down Immediately.
40 that they viii present handsome ap-
r~ar.nce by the middle of the summer.
Mr Boldly made the terrace at the Del
uarte. Los Angeles. Cal. which have been
.auirei 80 much. He will also terrace the
Grounds around the Hotel Denny as soon
ss The building IS completed.
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r.a.A.xs /. nass sac.

". j. Akens. IA empioye IN the Oregon
Reinforcement Compsny's sawmfll, was
t.tsn to Grace Hospital late Saturday
evening for care and treatment for an ia
,,,rv received ey getting his arm against
The saw. The wound Was entirely IN The
r.sh His arm WAS sawed lengthwiss from
a. .lsSavw IN The wrist
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NOTICE or DISSOLUTION.

nIssoIETIOS OF PARTNERSHIP - THk
IL eo-parfrership heretofore existing BY ard
between the rnsserssgn@d au6s- TIE nfm name
and ssFse Of wxrnes kagssnc. dolag b1siness
~ resfauf a;earx In the prs1sses known - the
Bellevue restaurant. N The Bellevue hotel, On
Front street Srassi- v akhingsoa. 10 thfs day dis
solved be mutual consent 4 r Warnes Asv.
snx purrnssef the entire tctzrez; o. y. A. Eng
land and vii hereafter condres ana carry on
aid business
Dated 81 seassie. King Cosnsy. ssse-. this iifh
6xy II Jzne. A. D. iSsA y A. kssiA>b,
Ar. MAMMA