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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-16
WEST BUckriGlp.

&. n. Harlow stuck q hook In hi.
hand last week, hurting him quite badly
so that he l. unable 10 work, aud carries
his hand la a sling. Ills brother Dams
Il NJ home now. lie has been Ia North
sumner recently. lie bought Charles
loves steers q few weeks ago for s3O,
Mrs. BOurn aud sons wife have been
at her unele'., i.ysander loves, on :
visit. They drove from Portland with
their team.
Mrs.. Mira J. simpson Of Hanson,
Mass, l. visiting relatives In this place
also AZ North Buckfield and Buckheld.
Angie Ellwooi % south Paris has
been At Gus BonDey's.
n. N. Buck. Romano and Charlie.
Lowe ar, al work for !. \. Warren,
digging a ditch.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-16
NEWRX.

George Emery caught two bears 10 oos
night lately. u. ID. knapp has Got two
more TIL. week, and three have been
Killed In the same town BY parties on
Sunday river.
John Splnney Of Gorham, Me-, has
visited his brother George In this town
lately.
Miss Miranda Eames Of Lawrence.
Mass, IL on q visit to her brother Johns
family At the old homestead on sunday
river.
Oren Foster sold 90 barrels Of apples
TO parties from Cclebrcok, n. H., one
dAy this week.
Mr.. Foster will harvest over 300 bar
rels OF winter apples from hls trees this
fall
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-16
NORWAY LAKE.

Mrs. Edith Frost and Mrs. Winnie
Hall went To Harrison Wednesday "a
Walt at Colby frost's.
David Flood IL moving Mr.. Dsly''
household goods 10 Canton. Mr.. DAILY
In. exchanged his place In the ylllsgs
for farm la Canton.
Louise bradbury Was quite III sunday,
but Ia better at present.
Mis-. Emma stevens came home FROM
Ie~i.ton, saturday night aud went bach
sunday.
". ;. Partridge l. attending court on
Pari. Hill.
Herbert kllgoc has gone to Lynn
10 work In the shoe shop.
VIII stevens Was In the place Sunday
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-16
RoxHuRY.

Our road IL full Of men going aud
coming, building boarding houses At
short notice. Our railroad 10 TO Be grad
Cd this fall. Work has already begun
In many places along the line. The
farmers think Il would look very manly
for the owners'to come on and pay dam
ages before sendlne men 70 dig up their
helds.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-16
wssr FRYseUR6.

MRS.. W. Towle 1. attending the
Maine Federation Of womAn's Clubs al
Lewiston.
q. VI. HAeketi los, a nIce colt Tuesday
night.
The corn shop closed this week. =.
The heaviest rain Of the season Tell
last night.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-16
AUTHORIZATIONS SALE.

Iss. % FOR =: css s% ~: 81 ca%sssS
end s.ass Of Maize. ,hs usae!i<nci a'lminis,rA
lars Of The estate Of rransis u. Whitman, lass .,
81 pabi,c OF private sAk q ihs once Of KiabaI
q son, Norway, Maine. On saturiAy M ssvsn
tenth day. q Ns!eetss. A, p. Lse. 2. 70 a:n
All ths hsh. which che sati rrsssi. u; VIII,
folIovine doacrsbssi real essaie. 70 VII Th'
sahi WhIpaAnS hoUesoead n Harrison, afors
taid, ksoWn ~ the Rnbsa Hobbs farm contain
iag about sixty ave scres Of hhd.
~. E: 4 1S a.. s ~. 'r. q .:. :.
Aiso ne Oeorrs r. whitney fArm, so<anesl
situatei n The t0uns Of Oxford, paris sSt lie
bron. Cohtainine about eve hundred ncsvs.
Norway, OF. Nh, ~.
ALvRED 9. KiMnALf,l Adnrs, 81 ssssts Of
Geo 4. BROOKS, rnseis %. Whi,asr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-16
Gourh RuueoRo.

Mrs. n. \. Hall Of Merrimac. Mass, Il
Visiting In her native town after m alb
sence OF ~ years. She 10 accompanies
By her daughter, Miss Alice Hall, and
friend Of theirs, George Buttsrick.
Dr. j. y. Putnam IL Waiting his sls'
ter. Mrs. Mahala Virgin, In Tilton, n,
II. lis nephew, Icslie Putnam, went
with him.
willis Hemingway has sold his farm
To his brother.in-law, Harvey Neal. liz
and hls wife are living with her folks,
Mr. and Mrs.. Abbott Virgin at lsumford
Falls.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-16

ne store ~ n. l.. Melcher al Andoyer
"a entered by burglars, Thursday
ghi. Oct. n, and about sto.W In money
"a stamps, 5000 worth OF Jewelry,
ID ting Of rings and ladies and gents
"a chains. a number Of yaekknl'es
A some underwear and pants were TAX
i. Entrance MAS effected through 4
az window, the tools which were used
.Iss left upon the premises. NO arrests
ays heeu made as yet.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-16

~. .ra- member % an Oxford ,oun-
- rm apTears At this term OF court
80 n II,urce ior couple married
49, .,r.r nsmtsr ~ the firm In his
49, .u.ticc % the peace, i've
80, This seems to b. case ~,
49, -. nan hath ioined together,
4, .,Ns- .ial pat asunder.'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-16
RUMFORo FALLS.

Rumfoid Falls IL placed In about th'
same situation ~ Il was two years Az
no place To accommodate those who
are coming here To work. Every house
IL filed and Il looks now ~ though they
would have to get board outside OF The
place.
The Fletcher sulphlte mills, which
were obliged TO delay their completion
owing TO the stringcncy OF the money
market, are nov making things lively
They will hurry u forward nov In com
pletIon. This will greatly help thi'
place.
The Paper Co. are putting In q suiphii'
plant Of their own near the mill and ars
employing q large number Of men.
lluts are being erected up along the
swift River valley to accommodate the
railroad men.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-16
EAST BRowNF,glo.

Mr.. T.. u. Walker returned from Bos-
ton last week, with fine lot Of horses.
Mrs. A. ID. Grcenlaw, after spending
week 10 Boston, returned With . full
line Of fall and winter millinery. gloves,
hosiery underwear. and other articles too
numerous TO mention. She has some
very pretty hats, and her prices are
reasonable.
Mrs. Frank l.. Drew aud little boy
are spending week With her father,
Mr.. Jacob Colby.
Our postmaster, james u. iiiil, at this
writing Il quite sick. Ills son Ernest
who has been III for some time IL not yet
able 10 lie out.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-16

- 4 Cushman, Who has spent
" month. With relatives In Illinois,
49, 10 her home al fsri. Thurs
- reports very enjoyable sum
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-16

-. Shakespeare club, which the
W slsrk postponed saturday even
s.pi met At Mrs. forbe.' next sat-
.rhy evening"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-16

r,,,,.. rr-,t,r. Esq., Of Portland, VAS
-. mi. Iast week. Mr.. Forster IL
s's,,sr,f, ard manufacturer % the
r..-,,I ~ocd toothplck. nov In
-.,,.-.,f u.s. lie operates the fscto-
yp.Nfsi In this county and al
-. In T-a1klin County.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-16
Why is it that our
sales increase every
year?
BECAU S E

We have cot larger stock of Foot
wear than any two stores in OK
ford County, and our prices are
always the lowest. There is no
need of having your Boots or Shoes
made to order, for with our stock
you are sure to get fitted, and get
the same quality of goods. made the
same rs custom work for 20 per
cent less than it costs to have your
foot measured and wait for your
Footwear to be made. And nine
times out Of ten, they will fit you
better than the ones you are meas
ed for. We do not ask any one to
take our word for this, we can
prove it. Call and see if you can
not get fitted and suited also.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-16

.,,p-,,s IA. a hard time % u pushing
W. i,nl. away. They blow on faster
80 ean dispose % them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-16

y yol want a suit % clothes, over
- = al',sr. iur coai, or anything In the
so Ice, Il viii pay you to 20
49, 70 purchase AZ NOyes q
'Sss Blue store, Norway.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-16

- -,,i fury business has kept the
'so.u,llv veil filled With visitors
',.,h. r.st week. Criminal costs
=. ,srm arr going to be- eon.'dersoie u
- r,rrr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-16
nasrIsArEc COLDS.

D.. Humphreys specific No. - VII
.'ak VI" an obstinate cold that
a,gs on. Put up In small Walls OF
lsaant pellets; Just nc your vest
f<sst price 15c: all druggists
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-16

inak stockton has given both OF
= asN stories. with the quaint titles OF
Eve before breakfast and AS One
'aAh 70 another, to the ladies' Home
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-16

,nth. hIie. Interested In maintain
- Ir.,yrsalist circle during the
-,uir.rr are requested Ia meet
~ NJ. irsrcc At ) o'clock "edne--
a Afternoon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-16

:. IA Mrs. n. 4. Chase 10 Portland
.,.',rl ylaii,e- and friends al far''
"a xetk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-16

Assra ..uswhat lengthy yscstion,
= -,aI.rs -1om. Nill be- opened for ths
tr.f. 9Th "A grneral rcCep,iou on We'd
i-slay s,,r.rg buring the vacation
.assha, extensive repairs have heen
~ Ihr sutiFr second door 81 the
4-i-ga .'. bel ussd by the association.
p ~ rrs.sHt The room. Will ~ open
Z q. heretofore. bat Il i hoped that Az
n-gus1f. mas .oon - made whereby
avail ts 0psncd every afternoon and
Gstrg DO Misse. Brown have given
a ts.o, t..l about seNenty-nNe books
Q. la,.sl. ~ public library. These
"a. nav .s taken from the rooms al
= NE q taU csuts Ter day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-16

,.t,s.. .ppsarcd here At 10 30 fri-
4, ,.,-1Ur by arrangcment With an
s,faur aWyer, Who vas 20 BE- here
-,,th ..r f1 attend % his case. The
.,-s..ustai till after dinner, but n
s,hu,,r d .l8't appear, he tslephoned
-,T-t1L r.s u h. wAs coming. The
- .us. NJ Gresnhag has gone
--.I-s r,fhap. "l;os" wasn't mad
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-16

You should sec Mems Congress and Lace Shoes, Go
year Welt, and 6 wide, Genuine Cali, Opera Toe,
for $3.50 it will cost S3 90 to have this shoe made to
measure. There is nothing in this town that compares
with our genuine hand turned Dongoa Button Boot for
Ladies', at $500. We have no competition on these
goods they are too far in advance Others sold for the
same price. We also have large stock of cheaper
goods which are great bargains. Also We
are receiving our Wool Boots, Leggins, Rub
beers, Flannel Lined Goods and all kinds of Fall
and Winter Goods. We carry good clean
line of Trunks and Valiscs and one thing more, we
want every who wants good shoe to call and
see our fine Calf Bal, narrow toe, GOODYEAR Welt,
Heavy Sole Calf Lined throughout made of the best
stock and in the best possible manner. A shoe that
you cannot get made for less than $500, price is
$3.50, and We will leave it to good judges of Footwear,
If il isn't the best shoe sold for the price Please
remember our goods prove our statements. You need
not take our word for any of it. but call and for
yourselves that every word of this advertisement is
true. Remember the place.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-16

ar,s..r from another town
,-.,,fa ua1to iNn one day last week
-,-t.f.- p isht. When they AZ
-lh.-s fi. debtor wanted a. settle, so
4, yr.,,tIs lii not commit him, bat
.,rNsr-i o. the Awyer Who brought
N.t Us ,forvsaid lawyer happen
F,,h. raf 20 toNn. and constable aud
,-.ssr haI tD stay ~ the hotel t~o
IN. b.fr-, fhs AWysr cOgld be found
,4..ff'fmant elected. ~ therv was
I ago. n the debtor running away,
,,..Ai T. and prisoner had an easy time
81
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-16
=, w.ford Demoerat.
4ON THE HILL
pIRlCroRY.

..acsurh Rev. .r.weixe. ras-
ri ~ every saa.isy al n A. =. SUNDAY
- w.. ~.hl.ath tseaing ~srNtcs "a :
So - aestins. thursday kseainx. a
ists.,.a csurA. sssasy sshesi every
"a ttii 49,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-16

hrs T.rrsstt'. singing sCh"ol II "
- t.r. srgJuuiered weather Weines-
.r evening" ah.,h Was altogether too
th.h.o-tI and posipODement "a
Ns-siav evening MAS neccssafy
N.-.isv evening large house greeted
= slhaI Ihs old-iashioned people
- hs.r H.I fashioned costumes, and
= o1.h.h.1ued music, took well
"a hsalIIsucv. Nhils the manifesto
ar-sofllmau nature which are Older
-. trv fashion and Vet ever new
ti-sa frl.h.ug touch. The singing
DO nav Pei 80 down a. the most sue
.,.f.I q ttf scyns. % ''ye oldsn time
,,thh..t.,u presented here.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-16
BURGLARY AT AsoovsR.

uD uIr SITTING 90 uIr GRAND JURY
u-I,N,r sror ruu. NIND 10 CRIME.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-16

EAST PERU.
Horace Clark 10 slck With typhoid
fever.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-16
NORTH PARIS.


w. X. Abbott and wife Of South
Waterford were 1t A. j. Abbotts on
visit last week.
A. ID. Andrews and George c. Chass
went In Beams Corner last week afteI
the bricks for the chapel. The chape
will soon be finished ready for use.
Fred lowe and daughter went on
Walt to New Hampshire last week.
e. Curtis IL at work for the stevens
brothers.
John Ross also vent to New lIamp'
shire for few days Last week.
Mrs. Laura Stevens aud Mrs. Ansel
Dudley OF Bryant's Pond visited rels.
tives here lately.
4. II. Rlcharison and his mother and
son went to l.oxbury to Walt friends re-
Gently.
Alton Emery Is going to school on
Paris iIill.
Dan Emery IL at work for y. l.. Bar-
rett on sumner Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Page Of Lewiston are
visiting nj q. q. fulier's.
Henry Dow and wife of Manchester.
W., are visiting his parents, Ii. X. Dow
and wife.
Mrs. Fuller has sold her horse and top
buggy TO Mr.. Rollins Hammond Of South
Woodstock.
Mrs. william Chase Of North sumner
has been calling on friends here.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-07

laalasa Seeking CtttsensAep Whs Csa
Nssshss ReaA Nor Wsfss.
Michsis ouasiia. m Italian. appeared
b~sors Judge LangIsy yesterday 70 b
na,ursiissd, and on his hrss payers bsing
produced they wsrs found 10 b made out
for Disco 0igiistti. He claimed to b The
ssms msn and that IA srror had besn
committed By The clerk Judge Langley
Questioned him closely and found that the
man could hardly spsak English and could
nsithsr rcd nor write. He w. cAape-
yoned By man Who did all the talking
Tor him, and 10 him Jsdes Langley read
alscfnre on the danger Of making Ameri-
"a eitissns Of such poor material.
what doss he know Of this country 2"
aSked the Judge. ''How does he expect %
1ohs part in the government Of this coun-
~ kneutng nothing Of its general con.
otzUe(ionf A man should ct least know how
hsoad and writa. Has he ever heard Of
~ oonstitution Of the United statesf
Dl1mtly hot>(rom the blank stare that
A gave the Judge. - II Questioning
u Vas sonasthing good TO eat"
u judge Langley refused 70 admit
I the showing OF the papers, and
gaia will have 70 present . psti-
~ suhstantiated by afddsviss. that
- and Quaxlia are one and the same
and that he individually b that
- same person. Even then there
1exoog probabilities on the very poor
- sad American showing By Mr..
QaClis. 0igIiatti that Judge Langley will
- y enroll him - . full-fsdged
Anoeiean voter.
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The old established specialists ~ stin
treating with unsurpassed S1eeeso al
Gsnito- o sinary diseases of either sex All
Private. Blood. Skin Diseases and Nervous
Debility quickly cured. Personal alton
ton given 70 every esse and al durable
cases guaranteed. Charge Law.
PILES, FIaTuLA, RECTAL UL
GERS. STRICTURES AND vARfCo
CELE-Cuses guassnteed without pain a
dstsasion from bassasss
We VIII give 81 600 In gold coin Tor
any case Of vartcoee.s thas has bseo o.
eAa b cared BY medicine. electricity %
any appliances or applications internally,
externally or stsrpally.
sYPHfLIS. .0oNoRRHGA, GLEEf.
6Permasosrh0a. Seminal Weakness. Lsss
NanAssd. Night Emissions. Decayed fac-
ulsiss tsmais Weakness and 81 delicate
disorders peculiar 70 either sex positively
eassA. - we'll - eli fnnctional dfsordsrs
that result from ysuthful fsliiss or the sx-
cess ~ mature years.
Thousands cared by soxTespoadaace. al
private. and medicine sscuraay packed
hon visv. Plain envelopes ussd Send
sssmPe fos rspsy for question H. ~ call
Coasaltatien ira Houfu, D % - .. -.
- sAd ] tetk =. SUNDAY hezA - -
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1hs Spaiovisg nsw suias wsrs ala g -
sepsssas eouss vsstsrdsv:
The Cudnhy raekfue Company - n ~
1gststeh g aI--Balanoo On accouaf.
The Cndahy Rackiag Oempany ~ o.
Luts-Accoonk
,. y. 1fobock q - " Jessph 0rss>-
Account
:. Josi ]. Hurt N. Ansis r Mercer q ai-
kots and morteAes.
Eote.
Ths 0uasansss Lean and Trust Cos
peny W biias Smith 6 sL-Noss and mort
gAea.
Maleoin c. Lamont ". Henry TastSis
- 1.-Ltsn On shingles for services
wnitam II Moore ~ David Dsyis u NIX
FOR attorney fsesL
TIE oestsle Natioaal Bank, Of Seattle,
VI j. ,. PowIss-To recover on cheek "a
vhach payment was released
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80 II Additional Defend
i One Case Not Legal
ron CITIZENSHIP.



mn1te1sur IN tne - = - -
non ~ Annis =. nalsE, asneo ~
~ 1ubes Dann.fs vas niso y tne ~
eouss yesesrdsy. IN WE mana sne
- ~ iciscws:
~ = - seton Drought ~ non-
1T yantptin. claiming use 20 - me
bah interest y sfees @ lana y
~ agasnss snirty-nvs ds'sndessss
- whom eppsassd sspessfesy,
lnG : motion sof .seufs'y sof
1ossFA motions the eoun eransso.
80 separate ooed rnsnseg 70
ss1ssI The pa,.ntan n'sd ooe
- sam o. va upoe NE resusa
~ beed n fsvos o. eacn ssreseee a.
& - ncsson o. the dsfsnAansss the
nIDooQ tne ecttoo. - t88 Soo
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The Johnson Divorce Gaze.

ssaes Hnmss held an evening session
" TIE divorce case of Marie Johnson
.sAass Dr.. T. q. Johnson. Defendant
-.as 40 defense. and after taking testi-
), IVY TIE court granted the divorce. Mrs.
sssnsea Is given the custody Of the chill
= = and half the real estate. amounting
s.ss~s-a defendant TO pay all coats and
- - attorney fee. He IL also 10 pay plain
- W month FOR maintenance and sup
OF the children Unit. they are 10
ysaRs Of ara.
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che struck Him VITA . raras.i.

49,. May l. Saaser. who is suing A. W.
es Tor divorce. yesterday nlet her
IVY 10 her husbands answer. She adj
10 striking him with her parasoi In
y' iNS, aIt did 80 after he had 49,
$3.50 'ea Der Ia the presence Of Others. She
- hs charges Of undue familiarity
s a A. {. Thompson. This case 10 set
nearing before Judge Langley next
st0sy at I O'Clock.
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vas Instituted. 10 maintained, proAshitsa
csrsaia thine, where's IL had cnsy the
power 70 rssuiasA In snpporsins his 20
sitica hs cats1 nany authcrssiss. having
sixsssa booh3 In 'front.' Of him 20 sslsct
from.
The co.rt adjonrned - Z o'clock until
this Uoruinx
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me eases Of the six Coxsyites who
osen lying sick at Providence hos
we're disposed OF quickly by Judge
losu yesterday. and in view Of their
~.s ngs IN the hospital and Of their
a'ng guilty and throwing themselves
mercy Of the court. the prisoners
: - OF With the light sentence OF one
TIE King county Jail. Their names
John Donnegan, Thomas Kirby.
n.s1s McAfsc, Nick Weaver. James
ekaa and Hugh Metionnigle.
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He wants - Pay Railrosd Fare Over
loekeA YooF Ago.

He wants - Pay Railresd Fare Over
lsekeA . YsaF Ago.
A man whose conscience rsvolts ct the
idea OF cheating . railroad company out
OF IS cents has been found and 10 regarded
~ curiosity by H. p. Nadeau. the ticket
agent at the Northern Pacific depot. who
discovered him. This man whom Diogsnss
sought In vain gave his name ~ Henry
johnson, and. calling on Mr.. Nadeau 1t
the depot few days ago. he said:
s.What 10 the name Of that station b.
tween Seattle and Black riverf"
"TherS used to b . station 1t Van As
selt, biit trains do not stop there any
more" answered Mr.. Nadeau.
"Well, rode from there to Black river
on July %, lsst year, and l did not pay
my fare. How much Was TT" asked the
stranger in his Swedish accent Of the ~
tonished ticket agent
Twenty-Five cents." the latter an
swsred. wondering what vas coming next.
"Wsli, want 20 pay IL now" said the
man. and threw down . quarter.
As there was no provision in the rail-
road accounts for . conscience fund. the
amount Of money coming into IL not be-
ing sufficient to warrant the trouble, Mr..
Nadeau concluded that that quarter was
not worth the labor he would have to ex-
pend in finding to what account be should
debit II, and he said 70 the conscience
stricken man:
..oh, take that and buy beer with It."
..No. never drink: l owe and want to
pay it Ii you won't take 1t, I'il pay 1t TO
the conductor"
The conductor is dead" said the agent,
thus cruelty shutting of another way OF
relief to the hurdened conscience, the con-
ductor in question being George +. Long,
who died several months ago.
Mr.. Johnson persisted in arguing the
matter and vainiy tried TO persuade Mr..
Hsdeau to take the quarter. only depart
ing when the latter closed the ofics for
tha utRhS
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INSANITY DURING NAY.


lnsone Resaeaa
The county clerk yesterday died list OF
fees charged In insanity cases heard in the
superior court bafors Judge Langley during
Nav. The list covers seven insane persona
namely: ormond Ashworth. George =.
Raney. Elmira Evans. Mary Jones. o-rha
Hage, Kate Cody and Mary Wilson The
medical examination in each case cost $io.
or S for each one Of the two physacaans.
hesldss the witnesses feeA The total cost
10 the county is ti1a
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for Record.
A plat II Wet Seattle was fled By D. r.
and Ada b Eissx in the county auditors
once Tor record ysstsrday. The land en-
braced consists Of tracts 3. 10, II and is Of
the West Seastis dvs-acrs track. The initial
point Of the plat Is the northwest corner Of
ios in block 1 which y forty feet east and
1.s0& ITO fest south Of the north quarter
post OF section II, township "a north.
range east The pgas contains dedacasion
70 the public OF the following avenues and
streets through the Land In question: Cali
fornia, Pacific and Prospect avenues, and
whistiesey. Prince and South streets, With
ale n between the blockA
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Boils. ahscesses, tumcrs. and even can
GERS. are the result Of natural enors OF
the system TO expei the rcisons which
the liver asd kidneys have failed to re-
move. Ayers Sxsaparilla stimulates Gil
the organs 10 proper performances OF their
functions
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MAlorr. wash. March %. luoA
IooelutoiiieeHcer 10, noakt1e, WaAh-
0ents: have received the nAD ana am
ueu pleAsedpwith II Think 10 well worth
~. which 70 veuid coss 70 20 70 . store asA
buy IL Long may thc Post Inssliiesnsee
live and prsspsE ssmatn years yssy
rospectf0ily. q n
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\ LIEN on snlNoLxa


AMcolm G. Lamont commenced suit in
ssesgpefsor court yesterday against Henry
Iaeesls Z Co, Of Maple Leaf. TO recover
uuA0 tos services. According TO his
eonpainI u the request Of the defendant.
ssssssa February and June. 1894, he cut
saiaeis4 Tor which he was to receive $3.50
az; that he worked fifty-thrss and
snfsesquar:sr days. cutting about 10000
sn'nxses making his bin S24i.S5. on which
= - paid eisaeo. leaving balances due
3 NlaM He asks for the appointment
q : recsives to take charge Of the shingles
= ordef - protect the lien fled on them.