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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-04-11

No dccrs, no windows. large or small.
Has this W.. house. In roof or wall.
But there are many rvanss within,
Inclo-.d - curtains sUfi and thin.
Whci. golden tinis would shed their grace
II /, were not NJ dark place.
Ths Httlc f,,lss may not rcIair
Prom one fUrTu To- another there.
IN silsnc,, Stiffness, they must dwell.
tnl,-s you hr,ak their prison she'll
Oh. thea ih,y n quickly chatter cut
And uinhi. mcrriiy about
An HN-elclaYlal AARlA.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-04-11

Tho Old Ssyle-Polite Old Gentleman
~ perceive, madam, that need not In
qsifs sbess your hsslth-n Nice 0ld
Lady. THANK you, cir. l confess that
! zeal ten years younger than l am
Polite Old Gcnslemsn-"P Possibly,
madam, but you cannot feel . day
yOubaer than ron look"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-04-11

I. W. ANDREWS 4 SONS.
Wholesale and Retail Mfrs. Burial Caskets.
SOUTH WOODSTOCK, MAINE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-04-11
oFFIcE AND LABORATORY 90
H. Il. BARTLETT
STATE AssAYER AND CHEMIST,
ls9 Middle street, Poo. -a.
C<,sl6..tS nj AuaIN.i.

Csrti6est. OF Analysis.
No. ST., July D.. i,-a.
WY FROST End -
This certihes that ! have examined she sample
OF mineral water submitted by you Will Oh. i...
lowing result. One L. :. gallon contains )
grains Of solid matter, dried ~ degree, ,,
consisting Of.
unl Carbonate OF lind 50 grains
IarbOnite 81 sodium i3i
sulphste Of Potash 83
y Chloride Of Sodium -.--------.-.- SO
Carbonate OF MagDesia- .trar,
Iron AMI Alumina . .trarr
Total ---I1B grains.
This Il the PUREsT sample Of water rs,f DAT
occasion 20 examine and no doubt u vi. ne
valuable as remedial agent from the fac, H' q
great purity alone. being able T. dissolve adj
carry on Impurities from the system thli water
containing larger amounts Of mineral matter
would not Very respectfully.
v. l.. BARTLETT state A,.aFrr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-04-11

n. n. SMALL a son. Brysns's Pond. Maine.
Boots and shoes. Dry Goods, Groceries. Furnish
ing Goods and Clothing. Boots 4 shoes Repaired
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-04-11

Ne. W.-Ppegresslve Nuneral Enigma.
1. The sight Of 1850 always makes
my thoughts i-s-s-4-5-6 20 heaven.
q. Ihnve asked for 2-3-4 5-6-'-e times;
wish TO draw . map Of the l-s-S-4-S-o-7-s
mountainal
9. That II the leader Of the 1884
S-e-7-s; the one with the l-s-3-4-6-6-7-s
around his head
4. Il that piece u i-s-s-4-S for the
l-S-3 as for the legs
8. HE brought l-s 81 awfully plain
liftie ring" said Nellie. Wasn't he
iA-S4f'
g. 1-s-s-4-5-6-7- SO you viii be sorry you
staid 1884 s-e-7-s-s l told you to 60.
:. When he Saw the 1894 b-6-T-S aid
the blood SEEMED to i-eS&-5-6-f-s In his
veins
8. It's Of no 1854 for you to wear
I s-S-4-5
y. The picture Represents him l-s
3-s-5-6.T SO the troops "a Manila.
10. I 1894 SD you. you may be 1-s
$3.50 as II you saw IL.
IL. 1855 To think IL Is useless To
i-2-s AS tsiis way.
Il. II Won viii i-2 "a the wharf this
afternoon. you viii $40 which boat will
1884.
No. 6S--Geogrsphteal Acrosttc.
Four rivers in England all hearing the
sarc namc---ouc In YORKSHIRE. another In
Sussex, one in Northamptonshin and
another in Norfolk.
l. A fertile srot In the midst Of desert.
g Que IL four divisions Of u sister eoun'
try.
8. A group Of islands and numerous
dangerous rocks In the Enelish.channel.
4 Two rivers OF the same name, one in
Scotland. the other In Ireland
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-04-11
No. .2.-Mi..i.s wore P...,e.

The same two words, one Of thrce, the
other Of four letters, are left out In each
sentences.
l. Did you XXI how rusty Prince
Charles wRsi
2. The puppy Xxx and tore Aunt
Agatha's I 10 stuma
8. That Is not . XXI right; every
xxx you struck was wrong.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-04-11
cAsrMrA

cASfoRrA
Hean the SIGNATURE Of cnAs. II. FLErczsa-
In ne for more than thirty yean, and
N x1si Yes Hsv Aissys 8essM
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-04-11
Ne. T2-AetaSraA.

!. A useful grain growing in hot coun.
tries; change the ira letter, and the fol
lowing transformations will appear
Pheasant. q town In Italy. s. Very
Troublesome little insects. l. Usrd al
games of chance. g. Wickedness.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-04-11

vvt9Vb e. Wishing 70 earn - per Week
shoad vris q once 70 hasaoon Co, osvsso,
NJ.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-04-11
THE Assoc I'd y
g HoutD Bts
!, sNfso 1000
WIT OF NV go
EEn
N...I.-Ay.cepasie.s.

The synoopatcd letters name general
Of the last war.
/. Syncopnfe "a young deer and leave
AN instrument for producing artificial
currents Of air
9. Space 81 time" and leave "a trick
or stratAgem practiced Tor deception.
8. THE tongue or pole Of n cart, sled or
wagon" and leave 20 short sls~p."
"A visionary scheme, and leave the
sixteenth part OF an ounce.
g. "Asre,ahls; desirable" and leave
"bonbcus and the like"
g. "A metal Of duh white color with
Q cast OF blue, !" and leave "a STRIPPING"
2. 1.-The red Of certain food plants, I"
and leave profit
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-04-11
For Sale or 10 te

H. = ssi 3ss FL : ~ +; 81 SIS ee. :
- ~. 49, =. =. ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-04-11
PkEKER'S
HAIR DklShM

Cle.r-ss and bsaai.f.eg u ssf
fr5nloles tuIIant grysta.
Never PAils 20 Restore Orgy
Hair 20 ia Youthful Color
C..fts "a . Z rssss a BAR ia.-.ls
81, ard glon DryLLls,l
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-04-11

GEOkGE " ATWOOD.
Treasurer Of Oxford County.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-04-11

be company will Asreafter Be known !. l.s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-27


Nv ~ nSSe .sSss. put raan @ shine on Tues
colnes So,.s s n1Iis g sacn week ne
But aimniv chocr ,.,Hy drunk; not noisy.
ss az no az rsy = the corner OF the
haH Me- 49, ~ cou1s = situated. about
and wails Ia ~. I nfEe ne sit4 down
rlead' cnS~ era pohceman Friends
Ssn@ e,cort than the officer on the beat.
~ Mnesn y foes to get drunk 20 regularly
I've n .r Pen soIe 70 find out. although
rvs t1ker mm home fifty times. / guess
.rsi,. 80. .r. n:m. out this y the way he gem
~ rsin e1vsc. me- =.
Clash .you come roun' Bin havin' bully
Hasn.t 0ss -: ysr nc w: Got f. 20 home now.
hash. Al COIN home now. come 'ionG:
drum Never mind. stay sober. tn FIJI
plot I'm % =, the ss oae and .Sn (. reel. IN.
put never makes IN attempt TO open sne
a os while I'm N sight Once or twice rye
waved hs hand good night and sat dowi,
.'1sverh time. I've happened to meet him
or come out Of . saloon in my life. and
when he was sober I've joshed him An
laugh accompanied by .accidents win han-
pen, you know
a,. He !sn's t. noisy Or :, susssrsl'oms 2, med.
his madness ana on Tuesdsy ana Fridev
nights he gets drunk II i rYnisss6 Mir, ~,
his corner on my second round on either AZ
now, I'm 20 used TO him. IN I missed him
/ swear believe ia 70 up 20 his house Ia
md out II anything was the matter. Hes
- 'o'
ssV4 ELL. I 0on.t believe there's queer
er cna5acter on any peat IN this
H&Y&14tlu0os' BOYS
eau aim. Hes an expressman 1t Second
svenue ana Columoaa street. on my beat,
ana ne - certainty an odnity. said third
omSer.
inatead OF commencing Al the front OF
me 1nie and ko;nR tnrougn IN his
tcACmuks. Iot Eeiklon - AZ Moody. ne COM
mences At me very tai end and works
ness .Revslations' don't faks h.cr sH.t
fnr any az fhe man in HE iirs And AS -
nretfv veu dxed I'm fo1 hmt he's snrciv
Z crSckNr iaok an relirinn Whv vo,s faI
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-27

Al the Hotel Imperial 1. a man who has
hecume rich In mining specuiations In
Wash g,cn within the last three years.
His name Is James Clark. To Tribune
reporter he told the story Of how be did
il, a little more than three years ago."
said Mr.. Clark. 81 WAS the manager OF
the War Eagle mine. near Rolin. British
Columbia l had always had the idea that
there was pieaty Of gold in the Coupev'lle
reservation IA Washington state. and one
day decided TO make an investigation. l
gave tive OF my workmen 30 each and
started them oft prospecting A hundred
dollars WAS a large sum with me then,
bat & made me a rich man. and II made
the proxpec;ors rich men. too. They dis
covered gold IN large quantities. and I'M
msi.ately organized ;hs Republic Cold
Mining Company. There were i.I1O0
shares Of stock. The two prospeciors and
/ had a fourth interest each The remain
der OF the shares we disposed OF al 10 cents
a share, although we had a hard time do
Ing a. when operations were finally be
sun we had splendid success Three
months ago we sold So, osl shares Of me
stock to = Montreal syndicate for q. -, as,p.
We now Rave n cyanide plant and all the
modern improvements, and the stock 10
worth $40 share In ad3ltioa to the
Rerublic, that tlae investment gave ne a
foif1l iTAeFrea IN sH" Asssfr Sthsa' wa PttST
ard Peril urtnes. in the same district. a..
% which Pay very well and have glorious
futures.
That $40 was the best investment /
ever made or ever expect 10 make. Mining
l. q ana thing when you have luck. IL 10
literally ending money and you usually
fr.i IL ts large hnnkA too. when You and
4. AZ ALL There are mighty few businesses
nowadays whsca will enable a man 10
make a fortune IN three years Beyond
all sscuss Washington state is tabglcgsiy
rsca in mineral deposits. Msrlns has De-
come the mains.ay q the SKATE. and agri
culture has been compelled to take back
ssat."--Sew York Tribune
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-27

u III Vas about 10 years OF are the
~ ~ ana for q while the old man
M - alone with the girl. and then
\ tsek h = woman to sorter keep house
II lin and ended up by marrying her.
~ trouble began. and the stepmother
r. laughter used to fight until the
6eg5ee ratified on the roof. The old
- esemed afraid to interfere. but he
- hin girl, and more than once he
q into trouble with his second wife
- caught him patting his daughter
~ she had driven her out Of doors.
anyhow, things went along this way
- the girl was about fifteen, and all
- sudden one night he came up 70 the
Mten and said his daughter had
psd out. That was about four years
Il was long time before I saw
old man again. and then l met him
night sitting on the curb at the street
Anef
All. ha.' says 10 myself, she's
ne him out. too thinking OF tho way
4ttepmother had treated the girl. but
isas wrong. 6he-~that II. the step
4her--had nothing To do With Il: in
~ found out she was afraid OF him,
set a. be was Anyhow. this night
~ met him he says to me before +
"a chance to speak. Have You seen
RrT
= Whor' says l.
MY darfer. he says I'm expecting
g home and I'm waiting for her.
He talked ali right. and I Thought hs
Ns expecting the girl. bat as l mot him
AT after night In the same place and
esaid tho same thing. soon concluded
mad gone daft"
- he has. Every night he waits
there until the policeman comes b.
every nIGht he asks the Same aucs.
and makes the same explanation.
Mahers than tho policeman he has
nj to say, and the nesghhors who
= him and hts trouble let him alone
getting old ana seems feeble. HIS
IN II about over. but II Ia his an,y
.9tnFt, the though, that his runaway
coming home and that he viii
nsfe TO meet her.
-
ssRuR, old chap" said another ofyscer
And tasn. laughing. added. .'hus I've
- snxaiar en- my beat. too. He Ia alsc
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-27


from srss one. then another. and finally
somebody asked. what's she been doing
nowss'
'oh. nothing startling" said the officer.
who would sa what Mother Murphy does
and has done every day bat sundays 30
long a. I've been on the force would &c,
their aeas broke IN a daxea places,
she vas tesf ahead of ne the ether day.
going down the tine" be continued. and
/ followed her TO see what sha would do.
she haa her biz hasksi on her. arm. and
the nr~s stop she made VAS before a pile
Of natnex melons IN front o. . wholesale
house. Nusntgx had lust come int3 mar
kst and were werih from ~ 10 Sd cents
apiece surveying ,he Pile. Mesher MIR
she did 80 the clark said. ~arniagiy. LOOK
cut new. Mother Murray. sosk cat
An aanre. rs ioeksn' cut am abe
sss.n war.s q melons va. "j j,ss III sss.i s
II, an dean link It's ripe. SAure an it's
n long ;tsns ssEsce I've set the tooth "a
nssisn ripe o. rot an hy The sams power
10 green h -. twill 30 FOR she pig. an II
ripe. watch l fnssstcuSs. by the same taken.
twill b q fasts for an oaia woman waa.
s s,s 'h o.a q warss m.sn. nd Paw .sA .o
and with that she dropped the melon into
her basket ana started CT. The clark vas
about e snsaxssrs--sassss have eeea rev
back Let her &C. se said ia rather
give her q dceen mslona ar .es hex ,aks
them. Which amounts TO the same shsng.
than have the Yaap OF her tongue in front
OF the place Cor half Al hour. They say
she's crazy ne added. but X sac tEnfs
mere kaave than fool there's ncse OF 'sm
made
Her rexs step was before q row cf
freshly ea~nei boxes as cherries. ant So
l@cssnx tie eiKxsN ard best cherries sns
reached down ard took Just four from
the top layer. Here. masher.' called out
. clerk. -dcn't hseAk that eox Here this
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-27

Dseeklyn, los Chicago, =
CHICAGO. Aug. .A-Brookiyn played loo.s
Aeadine sase soday. s.s vou saafly. = III lceA's
ioar innings. and then retired. afser having been
pounded fos tAirtAsn hits and aiAs runA 0arv.n
is.ss but ta,s: Scattered hits in Ai' I've ianias'
chicago J.. q / hs'nrooal,n =. 10
Batt~iss- Callahan. 0arvin and ponahae: Nc
molly.
Philadelphia, 3, 81. Louis. =
q. LOUIS. Aug --Ths Periscsos usns q nsen-
hasd With vengeance In the Art inning today and
S..nsssd N :h,s. rsss Orb The. ssa..vsa s.sn,
Ss.,s. I, i Z: ia sS xssa.ns. s i sssss
=, 49,, RE a,...,,s,. RaE.
razland Umpirrs- Emsiis and Mcdonald.
New York, ., Cleveland, I.
CLEVELAND. Aug. A-Nsw Yost won shus
s sss hss s .s.s ss AK inning p r.s =: o ss
On account Of vet szoundA Attsndsncs. - Score:
c1 s.,::..ss.,s. l. S:'.,. 1s.l
asAu and AcGan.
Came PestponeA, Rain.
PITTspuRa. AUG. A-PitssSurs Bostoa sana
Ciacianati, III, wasAinstsn. q !.
CINCINNATI. Aug k-Todays exhibition was
miaefabse one. The Reds won without effort At
tsndAucs. 131n ecoss:
RH.El HE.
Cincinnad :. III u 4lWsshinston .....s 3
Rattsries-Hahn and Peits: WsyhiAG and uich.
Cupires-swartwood and Dwyes.
Louisville, 3, Baltimore, I.
LOUISVILLE. Aug A--Todays game WAS closs
ana exciting uutu the seventh, whan ths CoiOusIs
clnched victory BY batting Kitson for three runs
AcGraw was put out tn The edshtA Tor dcA1ne.
Attendance. $500 Score:
REF RH. Z
Louisville 80. IS oIBaltimors 80. o..
Batteries-woods and thinner: Kitson and Rob
ilnpu Umpires-O Day and Hunt.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-27
National bicycle Races.

NEW BEDFORD Mas. Aug u At the rs.sen-
Of r.evs ~ IRE RSf.nn wsod track today the xs-
s~-tanre wss 4 10 Summary.
Twcsniss hAnfSrsr~Ftnsi beat wen BY Archie Rai.
nns Nee Bedford. s-ratrh Ea-a Peabody seessssA
Harry s~ir third Tire. So -
Mile national championship peofsssicns;-Flnxl
hess wra ~ ws,soa Calsnsa. Boston: e Ilev~alyn.
rThi~ssn second Nst Butler. Bostsn, thssd Tsms
80 -
tsr Er~sor s~A.rA Zen MuYrce A~wrhie is
ynryss sec<saS; n ncutsr Chicago. SEVENTY sse
vxrss third TIRE ii&
Nns s~a.eA rsrs N~sw~xn Fad rssAosr, II Chi
essn ar. ArvAi~ pnlssas 81 Nsw Hsfsera-Rasslns
won sr~r hess ia As IS TIE secn0a 4 dad
A.x. Tagra kesx ver hy Rassina Tts~. -
0ns wiz csez. snasexr-rins3 beat es Al
ssrvs TEflxstter Paris. rsztod~. Ehkcaxs. seenzd
Arckie RGl.sms Nsw Betfcs5 tAssi Iinr<, g IS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-27

When the late Lord Cairns was lord
chancellor he was an ex-ofilcio visitor OF
lunatic asylums. He went down one
Wednesday. when the peers do not cit. to
Hanweli. knocked at the door. and asked
to be admitted. Cant let you In" said
the janitor; days for visitors Tuesdays
ana Fridays" but I have a right to 90
inside" said his lordship: II insist on
doing So" Read the regulations" and the
janitor pointed TO them. do you know
who ann asked Lord Cairna Don't
know. and don't care" said the mental II
am entitled TO admission at any ana every
hour; I am lord chancellor Of EnglandH
"Ah! an" laughed the tanitor. as he shut
the entrance gates In the noble lords face,
we've got fsur OF EN- inside alreadyr'-
Public Opinion
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-27
R<advll1e Races.

RrAnvrEIE. Mass. Aug A-ss1msry.
Frecforar trct.ins purpe S aen best two IN three
The Albeit won ia STRAIGHT heats. Easis Flanagan
secosd. Rinesn third Time. fSsi 7NA
20 pace. purse - aoo. beat two In three -Anaeou-
da IN straight heats. Roar WILKES second
eearchlisht third Time. 81. 7x{
ana class trotitnG pure 81 800, hest two In three
Cs,ihase won secped and third heats: stme 2i0
?i2i r,mhsei won frss beat In s.in and vas sec
end Neevetts third
Ffrefwo~d third and fourth heats: time z La
sls vois Maid wcn second heat In 2 IN ard Wa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-27
Harlem Races.

CHICAGO. AuS u Results a. Harlem:
Sir surionss, selling rerols W.T.. Gerxis SECOND
NnrOysso third Tine. liza
Sesen furirnrs-rArsve won. kHA Dab sero<d
Flrri,ar third rtr~ "a
Seven snrismss--Mxy Reach Won. Mirpah second
Andes third Time ~
Nile aud $50 ysrds- 6esrsno wrr, Crockee secnnd
Esfseilo third. Time ! sts4
Nile ard . quarter. seiisus-Jisn NcS1ovy vun
C-c<ssss serond. Plantsfa third. Tire 3r&
One ale. seilsng-iup Bitter Rect wnn. simank
se~unA ~ Tfvtan third. Time i4i
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-27
All Bicycles
At Cost.
Cleveland,
Sterling
Shell.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

jng twssty-pns n{lss. E1kes tcck tie lesd q TIE
sArs, and wss never hsAded. AnisAing tie twenty
fcw miles In la ~ Hh tins fee ELEVEN milna
was ntc. previous record s:s6: twelve miles. ~
Is. peev1oc1 record. = - Iii thtxteen nfleD. IN.
previous record G1: fourteen nkiss. ~ - pre-
vions record 81 So fifteen miles. = - ~ presiou1
record IN rs Pierce seds tvsnty-thrss ni3ss -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-27
90. Louis Races.

ST LOCIs. Aug. s. Results:
Six frrcnss- Belle Of Memphis won. Bariso SEC
end, Misa Bramhie third Time. !is
One mile-Leo Planter won. Tsiaditxa second
Lula W. third Time. ltA
Mile and seventy yards. swine-Lcvine Cup wcn.
Macy second Fcriiua third. Time ~
One mile. Chrysanthemrm STAKES for twopyear-oids
purse 81 -jehn Miilsn vou Sid Bow second Date
m Melbourne third Time. Ia
six frrionss. handcapAnnt Mary won. Apple
iaet second. Gibraltar third. Time. lis
Mile and 4 sixteenth hsndicap--Csri C. wnn. For.
get Not second. Sir Roiia third Time. sA
One mile. selling -Eithosin von. Annie OldAeld
second. hushAelds third. Time 81
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-27

Fy-oieehrie birds are made Ia Nagssssi
japan When q light IL apvisse 20 them
shey san through the air. Suffering tae-r
wsrxs sas performing eSaar bsr<lsks Aas;cA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-27
GREAT RUN FOR FU1UR|II.
rAvonrrE WINS 1ANDlLY ~ OVEN
HALF A LEyGTH.

CAareenae, the WlnneR, Was usuGhs
the Doy Defoee he naso 1oF Q26y-
Oo0 aaA Carried Keene's Celess
Ter the First Tlne-Fiela 81 -.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-27

PFisenghters Not Indicted
SIOUX CITY. Aug. &.-The grand jufy today
failed to indict Australian Billy Murphy and
~Patsy Nsgnsr. prisenshten and seconds and bAch-
ers. who were under arrest for engaging II aght
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-27

he customer and we car him
ana Fridays eeeas sse - sare -
tnsss I've nights sAe re.sceman en-
ESN VIII ats Atna waiting fes his.s 90
&Sk.e9aa alta. midnight Every body
X nnss hood knows 10 and he -
koeun down town. - &c nlis .
neGt>oo In one ak the large
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-27

A building permit issued yesterday 70 G. h
Chamberlain for q story and half frame house st
81 Twelfth avenue to cnsG yo0a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-28

Weine S6iilerin mar melt por9ez
f4ritten in Der MuIif, lie ipielts mil
einiqer MeiIterT9aft Das &laDier, uno
BEL i6rer MISREPRESENTATION 8egabu19
uno benz fein{innigen 8un tberttano@
nib pirfte i6re Seele in ni6t gerln9em
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Sft genug fam i'd mir me6r dls Der
2ernsnbe, ber GmpFangsnoe, benin als
Der 2e6renbe bDr.
8eItsben mir MGnner uns nur, odB
mir gu Der 3artFit Der Smpfinouns
gen, Dem eigentli9itsn 8ttnTtDertdnOs
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Srauengei5tes gefangen tOnnen. WGs
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uns Elm 3%artss, tiefempfunbenes pelbz
li4ea 8emiit6. Wie 46nun9en elmer
hD6ersn Wslt, elmer reinen Sphdrenz
harmonic Dur46e6te es MIDI, tDenr1 i'd
nit meiner S6iiIerin Mo3arts unb
8~set6oben's Sonaten pbsr Spmp6ontz
en- itubirte, tpenn ii4 bic Ncten anter
i6ren 5ingsrn gu 5Onen geitaltsten
uno bic i8lummsrnben Mtelooien uno
6armonien 2eben eingebuu6t erblelz
ten.
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Sur 00inna Der &ahentrage.
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bin. Die zines 8erbre6eus S9uGoiz
gen foQteu unf ebrbur, prOmt unb
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9eIeBli4en Met6ooen. Der Regel mad
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