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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-01-21

NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S sALE--lSr ~ y
~ superior court Of King county. $40 = -
tngton. Frank Davis. plaintiff. W, Psnl g. e u
defendant, No. s.4QS. Under aud oy sii W -
execution, issued cut OF the above nanns1
the above entitled action, and 70 me ~ sssis1
delivered, ] have duly levied upon 90 - q
county. ro-wIt: The west h.lf Of the nssl y
quarter and the northeast quarter y ". - -
west quarter. section 81. township - - 4
east. w NJ: also. the northwest qnasssp
northeast quarter Of section 81 toNNt
range 5 east. w NJ III
Notice is therefore hereby given thzl ~ y "
day. the 5th day If February. 1881. q 80 Fl
10 O'Clock a. m. Of said day. al the Irols 80 81 4
courthouse in the city Of seattle, " 800
county, win sell the above desersosu 80 -
pablic auction 10 the highest bidder lor ss Co.
. r. MtGkA~ y
sherisf of E-frs eou,tv STATE al w&shsaz-
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Dated this l7th day of isnua ,. lssI
NOTICE or sgERIrY-s SALEM !

NOTICE OF SHERIFFs SALE-N b
~ superior court Of King county, STATE o 4, N
defendant. No. 6.695. Under and By yifsae =
order of sale. issued out of the above ranss y
III the aboye-entitled action, and 70 me ailsss
delivered, | have duly levied upon ne 49, r
described real property, situaled % 80 y i
county, To Wit: Lot two ~ OF uaoes gs y Y
Denny's Fourth addition TO the city q 49,. ~
gether with the tenements. hertdifamenh l; ~ ~
purfenances fhereunto belonging Nash ~ ~
tore hereby gwen that on Friday. tne ~ n Z
January. 1891. az the hour OF 10 oe. $500 ~
Seattle. in said King county, viii seA - ".
described property at public auction 70 - =
bidder lor cash. -
Dated this the 23d day Of Deeenoer. 80 ~
J. II. MCGRAW Nv. Sheriff OF klnx CQun.st -
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LoDGNG-HoUsEs.

THE BALDWIN HOUSE-SEWLY FUR
L rlshec in best Sfytes ere in every rceEl; terms
moderate. BIZ the day week or month Yesler ave
nue., between Third aud Fourth streets.
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TINTED STATES MARSHALS EAIl
u United States Of America. District Of Wxzl
ton, SIS: BY virtue of a decree TO me drcefA
sued from the District Court of the unsted 81
for the Northern Division Of the District u Va
ington, AZ the sn.t Of the United States sgxi4
vessel Daisy" her tackle, apparel. furnnnAl
/ am Commanded to sell the said vessel AD1ay'
accordance with decree dated at Seaftie, ~
ington, January 18th, 1891, pronounced n
court.
hereby give notice that on the 4th day II u
airy. 1891. at one - O'Clock in the afternNas
the foot of Virginia street, in the city OF sfa11
said District, will sell the said vessel "Da2Q /.
tackle. apparel and furniture 10 the highea n
for cash. payable N the time OF the sale.
Dated this nth day OF January, ls9l.
TIf0S. r. BROWN
ssH xsnfx.o M1r<E1
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WASTED-I00 MEN To LOCATE M -
~ sseaas' pEe.enapslons, timber clalns
auishfneEts, unsurveyed and newly =.
lands; ali Information free: saflsfarsses -
or no pay: we are the oldest ard 49, s.es y
cruisers and estimafers on Pueet sosn.ss y
have on oar list some fine csSal-hesssr., y y
Jones & Co, room IL Sckeuerrran bloTs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-01-21
Dds FOR GAS FIxTUREs-sEALFp Pro

Pms FOR GAS FIXTUREs-sEALED PRO
- posals viii be received by the board Of COM
missioners OF King county. Washington. at the
Once OF the county auditor in Seattle Wash
until IL O'Clock q. m of Thursday, January -
1891, for furnishing ard putting up in the build
ing, all necessary "com btnation gas and electric
light fixtures for the Few courthouse for King
county now being erected in Seattle. Wash.
Specification and list of which may De obtained BY
applying 10 the architect w. III. RIfcnte, AT room
90 Union block, seattle, Wash. Each pro-
posal must be accompanied by designs OF
fixtures bid upon, sample fixture and
slso By certified check on some local
bank III the of Eve hundred dollars $500 as
guarantee of good faith upon the part Of the bidder
the cheek Of the successful bidder 10 be retained
Until the said bidder shall have executed the formal
contract prepared by the architect and furnished
bonds required by law: in The failure of hch
the said Eve hundred dollars $500 shall De for
feIted 70 the said King county. Washington, with
out recourse, and for hquidated damages for
suen failure the part of the said bidder. No pro-
posal VIII be considered unless accompanied BY
such certified check properly Endorsed and made
payable 10 the county treasurer OF King county
Washington. The board Of county commissioners
reserve the right TO reject any or all bids.
Dated this Sfh day OF January, A. D. 1891.
W. r. FORREST,
County Auditor and Ex-officio Clerk Of the Board
OF County Commissioners of King County. Wash
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PoYD & BRAAs, ARTISTIC pEr,rc--S~.
- ers; views Of Seattle and victnitr e Il! i
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MANICURE.

TRY THE FAMOUS RvssrAT -
ion treatment At the nnanlcnrs - ~
courts of Mrs.. Elmer Stearns. ssfnr fa.sa o.
at 107 OccIdentaI block. .'sa l.
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A LICE ". AIKEN, ExPERTEyrrr--
y cure and Electroiogist Parlors "a -
YOKE block. Front ann spring street- &c
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WANTED-STATE. SPECIAL AND LOCAL
w agents for the Pacific States Savings, Loan &
Building Company. the Oldest and largest institu.
ton Of the kind on The Cossf $500 600 assets slO-
600 held in trust under the laws OF Washington for
the protection Of stock holders, per cent money 10
Iran gu real estate security exclusive territory
liberal compensation to good, active agents. A ID
Hart. assistant manager, III Seattle block, corner
Third and Cherry streets
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IMPERIAL STUDIO. 7ls THrpn -
l. cabinets 80 per dozen. tn
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LOST.


1 oST--A SNAIL BROWN Dog, WITH ST.
n yer Collar suitable reward. Gail OF aaefveSs
McAtstsE. Northwest corner sixth and Marion.
I Sr-PoCKETBOoK CONTAINING TwKN.
II fs-two $50 bills. twenty tAree $50 bills tss9
eescsS On tfrss National hank ~ West Sup<rinr
WIS. one fo- S4SU asHi enc FOR $500 F'Susc~ ,risi
rsSeaye 500 reward ~ returning 10 Post Iaselll-
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CCHGOf. OF PRACTICAL. f.Tvr- -
~ ic4I, Mining, Engineering. surva a-s I kl@
ing. "A Architecture, Assayin@ and Eavt.!ss "A
second street, Portland, Or. and ~ Il sl11
san Francisco. Cal Establishes SsssS
DER NaELLES, President. send ~ -. A
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DANCING AcADErr.

4 AAA7s " A<A<f| Tn k-AlE UF SRN -
VI cisco, bezs leave 10 announcs -.
opened dancing academy for ehIldrsr- -
fancy dances a specially. Can AZ -f5 800 80
0CEEN CITY BANGING AcADENy ~
iDgton hall, 1.526 sixth st~asss = y
CLASSES Monday and Friday eveninvss - ~
class THURSDAY evening; private Iessnns' !.
specially. Professor g. Lopp. SEND .st ~
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LroR sALE-sIx~Ro0M HOUSE on LOT
I Il 60xI20 #; good stable with seven stalls
| Price 80. $50 No a26 Lombard street
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MbhELLAs AND PARASoIs REPArpFn
AesyN ere ana made TO order; work prom ,Iy.
~ o anu gYuSIsi.seed George w Fey POI ColSn
| -D ri ~ l LAS AND PARASOLS REPAIRED
and recovered. No 500 corr.r ss-. = = r y
r-ne streets. SEATTLE, Wash Fred Taage. N''u
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-01-21

W ANDERSON PRACTICAL DYER AND
W eieaEeT OF 4s1ses' aad seats cietbins. Fifsh
anz James
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MISCELLANEOUS.

T AIDES PRIVATE HosPITAL-ACCOMMo
II dations for ladies' at 2, LIZ seventh street Mrs
a NJ Defoe, Seattle.
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FDUCATroyar

lfTsS CHEALfS BOARDIrr -,
vi school for girls win reopen AND
six resident teachers; special rvf,ss41afy &
organized 10 commences Febr7arv -
lars apply % the principal. Miss CSs.s ~ q. i
hia street. Seattle tl3 4
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-01-21

nR- G. f. ROLLISS-ROoMS 10 AND III
IL Olympic block. diseases OF eye. ear, nose and
throat Office hours. 10 10 IL NJ, 70 and 20
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OcULIsTs AND AURISTs.

nR- KIBBE-OCCLIST AND AURIST AND
~ physician for diseases of the throat. Removed
to Halter block, corner Columbia and second
streets, rooms and 8.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-01-21

WANTED-AGFNTS TO CANVAS A coon
w selling article. either ladies or gentlemen, can
make good pay Can "Wednesday or ThurSiay pc
tween and IL NJ ROOM IS ScheDerman block or
any evening 81 room 10 Ne. sl4 Front street be-
tween and O'Clock = IN.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-01-21

THE PULLMAN RESTAURANT WILL BE
l. cpea for business frSf-clASs French rpS-
tAuFanf saturday morning the l1th. Peter Char
penffeF, RoEasye SDd H Bertrand. nroDrietarS Mr.
Bertrand. who Is professional French chief cook
VIII take the direction Of the kitchen.
INoR SALE-A Ne, ! HoLSTEIN AND JFR-
Il sey bull for service Apply on ere -,fsFs
NaSie farna, corner Broadway. north OF Madison
street or 90 H. a. ChISaorn- restaurant. SIS Front
street
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.

nR. FRANKLIN X PALMER. PHYSICIAN
~ and surgeon. so5 James street Telephone
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DAILROAD TICKETS TO ALL POINTS So
HI To SIS cheaper than regular rates. every ticket
guaranteed: tickets heaght and sold. Richardson
& Co. T2S second street Telephone 14l.
TNIoS TICKET oFFTCE-NEw YORK, ss5:
Y Chicago $40; 81. Paul, SIS: Butte City, s25;
Kansas City, s3l S0& second street Telephone
No So
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personal.
MARRIAGE BUREAU, BOT UNION STREET.
vi Seattle, Wash. Confidential send 10 cents
fer circular.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE-FREE TEACHING
- and healing Mrs Williams. 4oS Cedar street.
FIESTA GRANTS.
4 BR0Tf HOUSE RESTAURANT. PIKE
~ street, Is low epan; esuas cooking . specIassy.
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NANTEp-ACTINE, RELIABLE NIEN As
w special agents and state managers fer Tie
Washington National building. Loan aud Invest
nlent Association OF Seattle. terms liberal: pesl-
tien permanent. the only national association ia
the Northwest. l. Hlli Case, General ManAger
Occidental hiocS.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-01-21

I.,OR SALE-AT a BARGAIN, THE SHIP
IT Harbur TOWNSHIP adjoining the Northern pa
ciGc addition 20 Anacortes: lots cheap r r.
Carroll. 4S Boston block.
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Tor SALE-LOTS ON DIVISION AND OTHER
IL streets in Buckfns' new addition. between Reng-
strofs and Youngs addition Inquire at ]. J.
Hambright, druggist. I .324 Third street.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-12
a aRo.fN pRfctpfNr

uhs electoral vote ~ tn state 90
Nichisaa vill in al probability D. d.
Nidei a. thc next Presidential slcCti"l.
III prmocratic lrgi.a,urr vhiyh has
.-cur,i temporary coutrol - thv STATE.
has gyrrymaudsr-d th- Congressional
Districts "a make seven out - tweNc
I,ymocratic. ant has p,sss,i biil proSii-
ing Zoe ths election - Presidential ele,t-
ors bv district. Instead 20 ca a general
ticket. - ~ hall probably -, that
state. ~ith a su,-i Republican MAJORITY
Ca the gvurral vote. choose seven Erpuh-
lean and .s,vn Ivmograiic eieytors. W
lsgsl exception can D. taken o. such a
cour-s. A. the constitution % The United
states leave. ii "a the Legislature % each
state 90 d.tsrmin. thr MANNER Lea which
the el-ytor. for that >tAts shall D. chos-
"a. Formerl, he el-,ior. acre chosen
hy district. iu -om- q th- state, bat
.ince l>sn th-y have uniformly b~vn
elected on q general ticket in every state.
The present move l. simply pi-ce q
sharp prsctics which may hs 20 tempo
rary advantage o. the party engineering
ihs schcms, bat {. pretty -urv % react 80
that t all D. q no permanent teueni.
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rrLs pApEREREE

Nuu gill ind a purcha-e cUar-ou la
thi. paper which ~ b-ii~se you viii
Ike whsn you ~ acquainted Nth u.
d will appear On each is.us q ~ Demo
Crli aBd Il practically amounts d giving
you the rlcmocrai absolutely frre q c,-t.
Under the conditions t appears o. ~
that you can vel AFFORD 10 pay uP In al
vance for your paper and ~ your iriend.
and nsighbor. 10 subscribe.
The coapsn nsy b. cut from the pap
- and q. a. good a. money Tor thrve
ccuts' worth % msrchaniise bought ~
any % IN. merchants named thereon
provided you bay ssyenty-dye ceats'
wOrth-then seyeuty-two ceuts 10 money
and this coupon buys the ssVeniy-n'e
ceuis worth % goods. You can uss a.
many u The coupon. a. you desire pro-
vided yo1 comply with the conditions
printed on the face % the coupon.
Nou have gOt to have the msrchAndiss
anyway. thru BY the use Of these cou-
pOns yoa can save little more than the
Yearly price Of subscription 70 the Demo
Graf.
UndOabtedly names % other merchants
viii appear on the couPon. We have
not the time 10 call on all and solicit bat
90 wi.h Il plainly understood that Ne
make no arrangements 10 exclude any
Que cOnduc,ing mercantile bushes. and
all are Invited to apply 10 the publisher.
foe terms n they want their names upon
the coupon.
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son pRr N ouG-r 70 81

Uhs teeth iu "a. 1rs liguor az, ~hish
IA. t-,eu in foryy a'-pui a. urrk. ought Oh
pat a stop o. "a, .slc ~ i.guor in Naine,
ana wilI n faithfully cutorcvi iuirr
tn old IA thr PENALTY tnr Illegal Ale
Wasa dns u slcn ~ thirty dAy. iu JAN,
or both. hi. lrfi ths matter 20 thr
I-naitv iu III discrvti'u % thr iligr,
and III ,iolstor. 20 thr hs took their
chancc. - getting into iail Jni'r The
amended AZ III I~nslt, D. sl'o fur Ia..
sixty dav. in Jail sith .iNty day. m"ry
In default q I.ssusut 20 hus. ne de
crrtiou - th, cuurt D. t,ksn asny, aui a
cuu,igt-d seller mu.t tskr both hne ani
Imprisonment. Thc ic.iructiou or p'ar-
ins oui % uguor, ou th- premises L.
made r,blrnys 90 unlawful intent. with
tn p.uAltic. thr zane q. Il tLs liquor
had bscu .-ifri Illegal transportation
8. Punishable by dn- q 49, aui a
years imprisonment. This law, eu-
fur,,-d. mean. Disaster o. ths rim hu.i-
ncs.. aud thr sentiment % thr people iu
regard o. achievement ha. hai a stirrinc
up siihin M lat year. III rlmssllrr.
had i,ttsr .h4i up their .hOps
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lErrIR FROM Colby
'tHn NiNtE'irr, -.


NAITgNttIE, Nav =, u.
nuuhtlss. there are many reader. ~
The urmocrat Wh0 tasr an Interest in
colby University, from the fact that
they arr acquainted Sith some ~ the
.iuisuts h-rv. anl such reader. NAV en-
JOS hearing. .smi-scyasioually, boa they
are pro.J.ring At the present time
thers are about twenty student. In col
lrgr shb represent Old oxford County.
Including those Who arr graduates ~
llehrou Academy. and thcse well rrprr-
-sui her Ia the different college organiIa-
tiDu..
Athlstic sport. ars booming here thi.
spring Ths iuisrr.t Ia tenni. j. 80
f-rcially ou ths Increase, AMI AZ the prrs-
-nt time therr arr eleven cuurts ca the
campus. Active Preparations arr being
made for ths annual spring ,ournameut
for tn collegv champion.hip. Which
commences the trst 20 June. The
champiouship Il now held by D.. e..
Negluier. ~. % Poland, Who graduated
frum Hebron ACADEMY Ia the class ~
-.
The bass ball pro.p-ct for hi. year 3.
not 30 bright q. might D. d-sirr,i. VET Il
i MT vholly dark. The class 20 ~
sr.iuatsdthr-s good men, pitcher. catch
- aud helder. who-. plac.s ar, hari o.
an. The pitcher. boN has b.~n illci
very veil. hoscyer, by Werner Whitman
q Norway, Sho graduated from the
high school lAst year. This i Whit
mans FRI year as a pitcher, bat b.
promises o. hecome good one after b.
has had experience. lli. ability should
not - Judged from the Portland games,
~ they ~err both played ca cold days,
and Whitman Nas also suffering from a
severe cold and ought not o. have played.
Tie has pitched tNo hne games this year,
Que against the Prr-umPscots and thu
other against the Maine Ceniral lnsti-
tutes. The positions u fret base and
.hori stop are well PLAYED by Bonaey
and Lombard. Hebron :; and -. The
league season. opens ca SATURDAY, Nav
gth. ou our grounds, with the Bosdolns.
ca the list 20 appointments for the
frcshmeu reading, which occurs the hrst
Il June. are the name. 20 freclsnd Howe,
IT.. % Norway. and II. l. Whiimin,
south Paris.
The Colby Glec Clab 4. getting Into
god working trim, and proposes TO
make tour ~ the State some time dur
Ing the term, az which time they will b.
accompanied BY Prof. Battis. They
sans a. Kent. I'm last "Wednesday.
Nav sth. v. ". Whitman Il member
n the Organization.
Marx n. Dannell. Who will b. remem-
bercd BY many lIebrOa students "a
former principal Of that institution. has
been secured % deliver the Grafton here
next commencement. Ton.
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NV ApysKrlsrNrSr,
GOLD WATCH FREE,
90 YOU WANT TrlS'
~. w.., >.~ >-s.sstsss. SD WI ~
tssss.Il, s-s rssss-

Nv the 49, q The purvhssr c"nIs,u
found lu this paper every T~r-on suh-
.frih.n- ryts hack 40 sui more than thr1
pav for q YEARLY subscription.
A. slu D. rs.N o. ~ urN sah-t fiI'
under thi. Contitiou.
w wlll pay literal each commission
for every nsS ad,auer paving .uhscrii-
- .snt "a and iu sfhiittun viu 80" 4
hanisouis eoI watch Ca IN I-rr~nu s"n l.
lng tn larsv.t lit 90 nes su'srrii-.fs "a
~. p.mulrat t-.frrv ~ryfrm',er lst. l>fl
Try fer o.. H. yummIssion siu pas
vou eel n you ~ % mofv.
Arwu,p 4 lugnIs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-12
Say SOMEBODY MISTAKEN

The Portland psr,r. haze reported
hat ti,y call ''thr d--t cass u1irr th~
uc~ liquur as. iu Shah the, -, the
t-snslt, imposed "a. thr sams b. v"1li
=. ua.ler the OLA AS rhis pr1,ltt e's
a me ~ So anl tl dave in iah Rat The
new IA noeh-r- provide. t,r aly sa,h
rcualty. Who d. .'vf, uhe iuigy or the
nrn.l..n-r.l
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-12
r-t svSFoRo fAlls EXTENSION

% hss h-,u ryfur-i as authoritative
thatMr chisholm ..ii he extension %
IN Humfo-d Fali. sni RuckheIi Eaii-
rad o. Rumfori fail. ~ouh u't he
built thi. y,ar. ani si.o that NJ 'hi--
holm sail that. Notwithstanding lu ~
pm. O. the coufrlry. the road vouid ~
throush mi. season. III arrival ui for
ty-a,r Italian. from Bo.iou t' ~ io
uork Ca the rOad looA. RI. n % ne. g
ing tn start
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-12

The SIN Annual Catalogue 81 the OX-
ford County llor.e Br-.,ier.' As-ccla-
tiou .. a. hand. II contains the brcssi-
lng ~ ~ different horses Decides the
Constitt~ou aud Bylaws and the rrport
- tn annual tro,;ing meeting % the
Association. Thi. year. trotting meet
Ing l. August 18th an l9th. \ purse
- 500 l. offered for a al class. The
aggregate amount IL purse. for the Au-
gus, meeting l. about -llOp. The cata-
logue will b. sent on receipt 81 ten cent.
In postage stamps. Address, y. ". >an-
born. Norway. Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-12

The Pas.sm,qucidy Indians think
they are not bound bv the State game
Laws, bat have the right 10 hunt aud tish
without restriction. They base their
claim upon old treaties running back TO
the time Of Q9een Anne. which they say
are still binding.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-12

Year di.tp.siAE osash can ~ cgr~L We
kRs~ Il t-cAnss kemp'. hsissm within the pasi
fss YEAR he curc-i ~ many coagh- AMI celts
IN this e.slnaaan,ty. IA. rvrasrksble al has t-sn
son sntirsly ~ "a. stnains merit Ash sstes
ltai.sm Ters !. m us-iirlns pure. nens 80
esesti,e- LsrEe b-tiLe. se. sd 81 st all arus
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-12

rxEx. al 90 year N pshi strtgtlf in sissnce.
Ushsr~t-s sis ycar. >ias cop,es csut.-
ApsNKrisNxH~r- ,--Au lsxsi s.issrti-su.snts AFs
sttsn thrss cuu-esutiNs tn-sftien- 30 ~ ~
ia IN lsnsth - c.tiaua. ~Issltl Cuntrs q
un..is ~th sal traas,snt AT ysarN ai'sfn.
ere
t-y.gr sxFrrtrnc~si wurkusn aat 80 Trtnss
ssushins D. ua.ks this dsT.artrnsut - car bee
g.. plFts sni puralsf.
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noe cay DOG

n,,rr ar t~o kui. % opiui"u' ~
garliug dog. a.. NAV D. seen D., r,aiiug
two communicative. vhich api-nr ou
the Art Iagr q thi. i.sus.
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atfthls d. isath I su-ln .hsn D..
I've I'll uf pals all ssrFu~ frvs
II kins "a 4. alFy 7 .hal -
A.L. -. III n. Ill

AMI a. death drew near h. aid II
kn0v Ia Whom have believed ior morr
than forty years. and am fully trusting
In Jesus and expert o. sNcrily rcsi In
Him"
IL leaves a devoted Nifc aud two lie
trrs Who deeply mourn his lo.., bat they
fni Consolation In believing that their
los. l. HI gain, and they Si.h o. extend
their heartfelt thank. "a their many
friend. for their kinlness during hi.
sickness 4.
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STRAY COW.

rhere cane into ny esehs.ars, May g. younE
coo, spysrnsly fear years oil. Celsrei rel
snd While ~smsu kst sy~skhrl. ons horn t1rne-i
backward. The owner 10 rcssessei ~ pay
Join WHITMAN.
Cro>s ssrss. sSath fans. Ne.
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nrArr oF ..lRAv RoeeLss

NJ. Hiram Robin. di~l ~ his home
in Aihany. April 18Th. agrl - YEAR, III
months. after an Hines - about thru
months - tumor 90 canc~f in ihc
stomach.
NJ. Robbins "a. t-nru Ia Milan, y. II +,
Apui 18th. 49,. The greater part -
hl. l.fy has heen spent Ia farming ani
numbering Iu hi. native toNu, bat Tor
several wears pat be- IA. b-rn Engaged
~ travelling salesman Tor chair manu-
featuring sUmpanic., nnd Nas generally
knosn a. ''ths chair man" We uuiicy
that The ciitor ~ th~ 1orham Noun
iain-yf gives him the name ~ ''au
honest man" vhich cannot D. aid ~ All
agents and .alc.men. IT, has hlls,l such
position. 81 trust Tor several year. Ia the
Wet a. Nrll a. last.
Nl-lut thru wears agu Mr. Robbins -
turned from thr West snd bought a farm
also large pasture and timber lci, Ia
Albany. and -~ttled down AZ b. termed
10. ior "a quiet lifr. a. his health sas not
very good. NJ his strong. ambitious
nature. gave him th- couragc o. work a.
hong a.. strength would permit; bat a.
disease proved upon him, Ia spite 1T al
The .kill - four physicans. b. often ~
psatrd