The Oxford Democrat.

VOLUME 76. SOUTH PARIS, MAINE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1909. NUMBER 41.

D. PARK, the Pullets. me and humiliate me. Now Culling As she finished reading "C. Burton, discover rould have some sign." ^LBKKT AMONG THE FABMEBS. for an hour! Licensed Auctioneer, Within the next few weeke thousand» treasurer." she suddenly turned pale, play scarecrow yourself BPbind the bowlder was the faint of pallet· will be installed in their win- It's for the poor widow there In the rustle of leaves. It might bave PAKIS. MAIN Κ "<*PKK1> TH1 PLOW." gasped and thrust the letter under her dry SOUTH ter and In on their un- quarters, started I 1 door." 2 The been the movement of a rabbit or of a t ruie Moderate. Accepted pillow. natural task oi I'll do it! I producing high-prloed George. Only tortoise or of a uuts. ob dollars in less than a "I'll—I'll—by squirrel seeking Correspondence practical agricultural topic eggs. It will take most of them some "Eighty an la Address all communication· In serve me I'll stand here for knew that it was none of L. BUCK, solicited. time feel at in mouth!' Miss Luella was saying. right. But George tended for this to HuotY D to home the laying house, i I department With Thanks hour by the watch, and then I shall these. lie a a will Boon." Scarecrows gave significant cough. Derr the of few weeks the Ι "λΥ Lllla be rich Editor Oxford but with I Hammond, passing hy. pretty Ventriloquist Surgeon Dentist, Agricultural to receive your ocrai, Parla. Me. eggs will to come. After making But Miss Louisa had been expect forgiveness." Then, as if Itorne by the breeze from MAINE. begin watching Lui On· Strid tk· SOUTH PARIS, Th· "I—I didn't mean what I said." a voice: due allowance for the long cold night, ? The Storie· She Wrote and V Miss and she threw up the win- quite 0 |c Etaed M*ry's Conscience Ρ nowhere, came thin, piping Lllla, saw Λ l*cet work «rarrantct. and the short there will still be In Corn and Won n. Bride stammered Miss May as she that my Saving the Manure. day, Her Own Self u Well 0 dow and fauned her vigorously. Ο and Hade George Happy Ο "Mary!" the average flock quite a percentage of he was about to take her at her word. The widow clutched at lier lover's There are few farmer*·, even at thi· "No wonder you're faint," she said. H. P. JOSKS. «rood looking epecimene that persistently "But I'm willing—quite willing. I deeve. she cried jΚ enlightened period, who conserve all tlx "It's enough to take any one's breath By GEORGE H. WARDEN 1 "George." gaspingly, j refuse to contribute their share towards By LAURA MARY ROGERS A excuse for an By TEMPLE BAILEY I on their farms, will you hour, please." "did bear that?" available plant food bill. ^♦ uway," and she acquiesced when Miss you Dent let, meeting the grain went to the bouse and sat There has been much improvement ί that entire would Miss May "What?" asked George. This it» one of the most baffling Lillu suggested quiet Lit- MAINE, this when barn: phases i Copyright. 1909. by Associated Lit- Y Copyright, 1909, by Aooclated on the with the widow. She τ Copyright, 1909, by Associated Lit- Τ NOKWAT, along line since the days in be for her. doorstep "That voice- Henry's voice." of the poultry business, and solving good Preei. 0 were built without basements, and the I) erary Press. 0 erary wanted to be angry, but the humor of erary Press. 0 c Hour»—3 to 12—1 to 4. the problem, the student has, ordinarily, It was only two hours before Mr. "Nonseii-···!" Rut the young butcher's manure from the stables was thrown the situation She wanted precious little data with which to work. Wllklns came, but Miss Lllla had prevented. face was white. There was a silence outside, there to leach through eummei the man Were the life histories of the individuals Lit la her since she had to think young very imperti- It was a little street lu which stood, lis- r. SMITH. rain winter snow. Much of the Misa Hibbard opened grown old and haggard just village they pale faced, and known be to trace out The woman who eat on the door- be was a flue it might possible Wilkine was nent, but really looking show—a haired ventrilo- |"< richness of this fertilizer if Ktaiup box and looked despairingly at dismissed her sisters. Mr. lu shabby, gray tening. at Law, exposed causes for the extreme variations in re· steps of her little bouse, situated and a and be was Attorney as In In fellow gentleman, him-be soaked away into the surrounding Boil, Its Then she turned the startled he stood the doorway laud, quist sitting between two blank faced "Mary. Mary-take happy." MAINE, λγΗ to egg production and ultimately emptiness. the midst of n)>out three acres of out there scarecrow under her NORWAY, with the water from rain and snow to her faint pluylug As the words died work out methods that would reduce it contents of her the af- response call. and dolls I hat turned tbelr beads and Jerk- away Mary gasp- lit Block. Collection» * portfolio upon was crippled with rheumatism, The widow and the Specialty. The land surrounding these manure "Has he asked eyes. laughed ed. "It Is to the minimum. the loose anything happened?" a white tied to the ed their wide mouths and cracked Henry!" was so Maturated with thi* ghan and searched among though she had rag and the "scare's" punish piles often was first girl giggled, "lie Is you to be Will The writer's attention uuxlously. was it at stale for the edification of the telling happy. URICK A PARK. waste as to be unable to plant a'Ject- leaves and envelopes. Not a stamp to end of a crutch anù waving ment was cut fifteen minutes short by Jokes J support ed along this line in this manner. Eggs "Yes," she'auswered hopelessly. "1 you, Mary?" I 1 life. The of this absorbed fer half a dozen crows on the fence waved to him. As he crowd that bad strength for bad been from be found! sitting a hand being gathered. She looked at him with startled Attorney» at hatching procured got the letter." Law, tilizer was more than plants could feed they seemed to regard her with con- came to the steps an Informal Intro- Wheu the program was finished the three different sources, and the chicks The search was a mere formality, letter*/" Mr. asked. brown eyes. "I'm so MAINS, and live. was an en- "What Wllklns down frighteued, t;KT«Kl., upon This, then, were toemarked to the one tempt. Presently they dropped duction took place. Then Mr. Morti- old man around some thin distinguish pedi- for she could account for every of For answer Miss Lllla drew the passed George." ν l#on K. Herrtck. K'Uory C. Vart tire loss. Atmospheric action converted Into the Held and to scratch. man- grees Records which were kept also the dozen she had borrowed began mer. with his superior Ingenuity, some of it into gases, which stamps crumbled letter from under her pillow, pamphlets. Ile drew her within the circle of his portions recorded the date of hatching, so that The rag was waved and the woman to an warranted to air. has a week ago. With of aged tig up object a dime!" he cackled. "Just arm. can escaped into the Experiment id compressed lips unfolded It and pointed to the top "Ouly "Nothing hurt you here. from time to time the rate of growth shouted, and a voice at her gate asked: all crows rods from a corn- that manure thus loses she looked for around the keep forty one J. H. STUART & CO., proved exposed a was more or lees care- inspiration the pu per. Mr. Wllklns looked at the dime to learn how to make the Say 'Yes.' Mary." And as she hesi- few specimens "Is with or no in a few months or half its room out Mr. anything wrong you?" field pay. AND nearly quite and In the hall. Wllklns familiar words, "Horace O. Wllklns, dolls talk." tated came the benediction. ML ENGINEERS SURVEYORS, fully observed. Λ of bad left the had to come value. down the stairs. girl eighteen big Next day Miss May lll^h Street, South Parte, Maine. My laying house was fully equipped was contins Grain and Feed." one dime!" echoed the "Bless you!" With the building of barns with base- farmhouse on the hill, half a mile down to bring the widow some tea "Only woolly Telephone 111-12. with trap nests, so I soon became well Miss I.illa caught her breath. He "Ob. that he groaned. And at that Mary yielded, with her ment a of this waste was greenhorn!" for a and as she neared Mortimer had to see baired doll, which lay limply on top cellars, portion with the As time she did away, walk, and pie, and Mr. is acquainted producers. was the only lodger to whom Then be looked at Miss Lilla. head against George's shoulder, but prevented, but much of the liquid still the the shouts of the woman how his scarecrow was working. Then of a small trunk. Maps and Plans made to order. wore on my was tried by the not owe It had been a com- to do cottage lost on most farms. Cemented manure patience stamps. "Well, what are you going listening for auy further remarks from obstinate in which * and the of the crows had at- as the failed to nexl •Ten cents." murmured Irteh .)f the tlmberlan ate bis lunch and listened to the talk "that arc to the J. WALDO NASH, dry, an article on 70S that the editor sisters, for 1 don't waut them to you going country." at by page my to at It. But I wanted a I ding. manure is available wrong way go along and set up a scarecrow for Hie." Perhaps there arr few things ought of the fresh faced little woman "1 am. sir." was the stiff Liquid of the Washington Post "knows that know about It. and I haven't Iijl reply. and the more it is any to what and I for do s·· once, quickly applied at 20 ctjD*® give you you wauted,' "But I can help you. You stuff old to know. Why. instaure, and of the who had "You have with e*Tc can be produced Per I and I think It will take four, charge neighbor everything you you to the land the better; but the solide stamps, to do it. 1 see never attend servi. <· Licensed Taxidermist. dozen—strictly fresh eggs too—at Christ- contrived every way clothes with straw and make them many people who run in for a moment. will ueedV" must a of be- " two Inside and two out. and 1 haven't come go through process decay mas or.e knows that class now that I ought to have right look like a man." In this church wish to be mairie·' "When are to Ma- Now, every you going marry "Of course." rear Masonic Block, fore they are ready for the plant. | auy change now. but I won't forget as other man Temple Street, of egije would bring 45 cents per dozen, out with It. same any "Bless dear! It will be the sav- here?" the teased. socks and toothbrush ?" nure on have run all winter you. George?" neighbor "Shirts, which hogs It." was leaving a nice little of 25 cents per would, but you're a teacher, and I of corn. "Because our church," said tbe sex Τ 'eohone Connection. NORWAY so on account of the profit ing my You'll find trousers The fresh faced woman blushed. "I "Certainly." is valuable, largely well-in- Mr. Wilkius a book, dozen to the producer. Every produced stamp afraid wouldn't look at me. I "has the name of turning out Hi working over that the hogs give it, when you and coat and hat hanging up In the ton. shall never marry again. Ileury was "Nightshirt, toilet soap and handker- formed city man knows that » extracted a neat row of stamps and a it is m>xed with straw or didn't kuow how—I never had girl- shed. 1 got them out the other youngest aud handsomest brides in such a husband." chief;" HOLLISTERS plentifully an a and that the skillful use day." good egg day, by solemnly applied them to the bulky the last word «I o'her material or a quantity of before." He added An hour later the "scare" was set up New York. Our reputation for gm "You can't live ou memories of "Do think me a child, sir?" was bedding of electric lights and shutters she may good- yon Mountain Tea corn is its envelope. our •j;\y Nuggets thrown amongst it, disintegra- to a or more boldly. on the corn ground, and there were works Is dwarfed by reputation ness," said the asked. Β be made lay half dozen eggs neighbor bluntly. Δ isy Medicine for Busy People. iuto is much hastened. "And two inside?" he questioned. .·: tion particles reason farmers I The color had returned to Miss Lil- dismal lamentations from the crows as for beautiful brides To say that the little woman "Of course but men are so ab- u.lea a day, and the only the "No," agreed, "but not. Q Health uad Paneled Vigor. Much improves manure, but it "Yes. please," Miss I,t)la said 1 handling because ga.vly. s tears rolled down her woman Is married here Is f C"nstii>iitioii. Live do not get those results is they la face, and they sought other fields. They had equivalei:· Henry would turu In his grave If I scntminded. you see. Did you put in Iu'litcostioo. should never be allowed to in the Mr. Wllkins looked at her with won- Tr.mble*. dry are "wasteful and thriftless. I that she Is a looker Piinpl··». Ei'/ema, Impure it My cheeks. bluffed and robbed a poor rheumatic to saying "good should look at anybody else." an extra pair of cuffs?" •\i'h. Sluiri sii Bowels. Headartr »uu. After being applied to the land, farm rter and alarm in his eyes, and before sceme is this: Buy a 300-acre stories are worth widow, but when it came to a man We are not to deal in l»iltl»» "Huh!" the "I "1 sir. You and others be .1 It's It Mountain Ten in tab-1 in at once and "And those every supposed neighbor sniffed. did, may ··*>· should be harrowed an kIic knew it Miss Lilla had brolu-n f :iZ 1—η (■> may be had for 125 to $30 acrO 1 her box. ni!iut> made b« mixed with the soil to (they cent 1 for them. I prize them with his hat cocked on one ear and a of any other description." guess you've looked all right!" careless, but I want you to know that ··■.! thoroughly pre- a paid |: C'.jjpa-ct, Mivlbon, Wis. and stock it to hens. You can keep resolution to he reserved aud was In the vent loss. If left for days after spread- more'n all of Shakespeare and—and stick in his hands to represent a gun "No wonder." groaned pastor Again the widow blushed. "I can't I'm not. I have been three days pack- ?:jgiets fok tallow people thousaud hens to the acre, and yet have the middle of the explanation that the ing, as it often is, it dries and cakes and John G. Saxe." he declared. "They they realized that times had changcd. "that that plain looking woman w.-n help It if George will come here," she ing this suit case." over 43 feet to the hen. This is more seven other In half its value. One who has never lodgers already knew. ad ν Ned loses cit? man has to his hen show you know all about love, and That was May Kelly's first visit to away In a huff. I earnestly said. "Um. You might need a needle and than the average to tried it will be at the first trial the usual order she revealed him own surprised park; that means 300,000 hens, 300,000 you ought to understand"— the Widow Hempstead, but after that her to be married in her parish "You'd better take him or let him thread." to see the amount of manure wasted by her secret to write, her spasmodic at- Cord Wood, eggs per day or 25,000 dozeD at the 25 Miss Lllla interrupted him. "Do you scarcely a day passed that she did not -New York Cilobe. go." "1 have Hiem." turning the cows out at night during the tempts at composition during the busy cents per dozen which is just the profit, know that I'm thirty"— run In with a gift of some sort and to "1 kuow. I believe I could like him, "And some buttons." summer. Knowing that they fed little years of school teaching aud you remember; we get $0.2o0 per day pyblle "I know I don't care see that the scarecrow was attending Wonder· of a Hamlet. but Mrs. are here." the I had my cows turned you're my girl. Japanese Henry—oh, Perkins, Henry "They Slab during night, Think of it $187,500 per month, her constant efforts at literary produc- Wood, > profit. to business. One afternoon as the cou come "But there must have been some- int a small, dry where they could about anything else," and Mr. Wllklns Perhaps the most astonishing presen would back aud haunt me if t yard, and if we can keep it up a year f2,2Sl,- tion since she had laid low by a be in the fresh air, but could not wander. tyeeu put the arm of around her. pie sat on the step and the girl was tation of "Hamlet" ever seen on any married George Mills." thing forgotten." persisted the other. 250 all in oue year and that just the pro- stricken knee. possession Each a man over the the woman of ber home in the version It- was the decided morning goes yard fir and all on a little 300-acre farm. But When Miss Louisa and Miss Luella telling Btage was a Japanese given "Fiddlesticks!" said the Incredulous "Nothing whatever," Edgings, the The recital had hitherto ended there, with a shovel and throws droppings is the of α little later Miss Lilla city a tramp came along the road. Ile native actors at Kobe. Tbe Kobe Her Mrs. Perkins. "As if I'd let a answer. the great trouble to get editor her success appeared clasp- thing in a A shelter of old boards on leaving to be inferred, but pile. the Washington Post to run the farm, ed Mr. ll&lns' band for safety and may uot have beeu hungry enough for nid describes It as "a wonderful mix like lhat come betweeu me aud happi- "For Instance, your key. You haie four {>rotects them from rain souiethiug ifl Mr. Wllkins' grave at- Stove Wood and I green posts for I am sure I could not get anyone else explained to the transfixed food, but he did want a new outfit of ture of the beautiful and tbe gr< ness!" It, have you?" aud sun. As often as needed, the heap tention led her to add in a voice that happily to take any stock in the to say noth- Ile of the scare- an sometimes It was The man and feel- used. This chore story, pair. "We're going to take the whole clothing. caught sight tesque. With Ophelia "Well, Henry jealous, and he sprang up began is drawn out and daily of stock in the was Intended to be indifferent, but ing taking enterprise. of this floor for ours." crow, and his hopes rose. lie was no kimono and sometimes it used to If ever ing in bis and looking around the clean for the cattle to lie Bounded graceful say. 'Mary. you marry pockets Coal at keeps yard How can I him? Can you help discouraged: a straw stuffed saves loads of persuade After the situation had been crow to lie fooled with western evening costume and a klni anybody else I'll come and haunt and after a moment called out: in at night, and many me Such "But I've never had a fully me, or give any suggestions? thing accept- be " fertilizer. It takes a few moments grasped and considered In an its de- man. He saw the women, but who at one time appears in the pi·· you.' "Here—somebody stop this old carl only possibilities are very alluring.—Hen Man ed. Everything comes back!" of time each day. lightful aspects Miss Luella asked re- climbed the fence and shouldered the turcsque costume of a Japanese noble "Henry ought to get over such things I've left the key to my suit case on the A. W. Walker &. in Rural New Yorker. I "Oh. well, you can't expect to make Son's, No manure loses more from exposure "Are to on "scare" and walked away with it. man and at others dons a silk bat nui1 when he's bwn in heaveu as as nantel at borne!"—Washington Herald. it off." Mr. Wllkins assured spectfully. you going keep long that of It is rich in Lana. go right it!" si South Paris, Maine. than poultry. very how Sheep Renovate writing, Lilla?" "Let that alone! You shan't take β swallowtail coat, tbe effect Is this." and this into the air her. ammonia, escapee The habit of the to over called the girl. that a has tb· "uo luiuK so: me wiuow Cash of the Ancients. under sheep graze Miss LIHa's face clouded. "No," she kaleidoscopic spectator you ques- and goes to waste. Absorbents ani- "Uow do stories sell?" he iuquired. large areas makes it a very valuable stammered. "Beg pardon, ladies," replied the sensation of being trans tioned "It seems as if Heu- The little brass cash, the Chinese the aud even daily, "Do well?" perpetually wistfully. perches, frequent, mal in the distribution of its own excre- they pay pretty with a bow and a "but are liueal In A Reliable Then Mr. Wllklns came to the front tramp, scrape, ferred from oue phase of civilization ry would always be just Henry even joins, the descendants. cleauiug of the dropping boards, storing of the land to en- "Oh. yes. if you cau sell them." Miss ment over the surface do uot understand the situation. I Is reached It unbroken of the bronze ax of CATARRH the manure in that largely fouud 8eD8e of humor. you to another. The climax in heaven." order, Remedy receptacles rich aud restore soil fertility. The Lilla replied wistfully. "Why. a story will insure a fertilizer of W,.tb u.Dewhe am invited to attend a wedding In the ITamlet hlmrelf. who In the earlier The nodded. "That's so. remote Celestial ancestors. Kroui the exdude air, Leo C. in this of that to but. of "No." said hilariously, "she's neighbor sheep, says Reynolds, length ought get " a suit much more value than when the been next town, and I've got to have scenes wears the uniform of a student was set in his regular hatchet to the modem coin one Cream Balm drop- is to all other farm live a difference who 'accepted with thanks.' Henry certainly ways." Ely's respect superior course, It makes as is absorbed. are allowed to lie on the floor from to wear. This Isn't as good a one I of the In the third "You that's what I'm afraid of." ?an trace a distinct if somewhat bro- quickly pings stock, aud instances are very common writes it." Imperial university. see, month to as occurs in many hen- wish but I'll have to make it so that is tines Relief at Once. month, where they have resto ed well-nigh de- Sort of a Cannibal. could for, act makes his appearance ou a bicycle, the little widow stated. "I suppose it ken succession, it impossible houses. i Here suuuemy seeuieu to ue uotu- soil with in- An old farmer for do." clad In a blue suit and Is but I did have a fear ίο say wuere the one leaves off and Ιοιΐθί*β, soothes, all pleted plant-producing to and Mr. Wilkins left before many years got bright cycling silly, always If farming is to be made profitable, Ing say, ι ίι-uis and protects In the central states farm bis dinner ou market at a small "It's stealing, and you can be arrest- and at the finish Is of and knew It." the other begins. Here Is how this these little leaks must be The gredients. Miss Lillu ruuId elaborate her thanks. days striped stockings, spirits, Henry :.e meiu- stopped. after farm be cited where farmers threatened the j curious first worked itself out: ι two may hotel kept a widow. She had long ed," girl. seen In conventional evening dress Back in the dim store the ventrilo- pedigree it;·' old that a penny saved is Left she turned her face to by resultiu^ from proverb have resorted to sheep raisiDg and feed- aloue, "And If I'm to be arrested I must I In times, before coin was invent- earned is nowhere more suspected that be ate more than the with a flower In bis buttonhole." quist chuckled. But they had forgot- early I'.r.irrh and drives pence applicible as a their tbe wall in a kind of of shame. ing means of bringing deplet- spasm a suit that Is decent to before I was conducted be- than on a farm. There is no other busi- Cd.» warranted, so she deter- bave go ten him. And when he sham- •d. barter usually ni ft Cold in the to their was a could price (Is. dually ed farms back original pro- Now there uot lodger she on uess that can survive the constant mined to test him. She ar- the judge. 1 ain't bragging my I bled out were still of tween producer and consumer with >il quickly. iUAU PPUPD long ductiveness. The one great advantage look in the face—and she owed forty- accordingly Women Who Hat· Men. they talking on farm. this but If see as is cen- ■■■* the Senses of ■ small wastes found the average a rich matters so that there waa no looks right minute, you I and his heaven born metal implements, it still in HM Γ LlLlI of sheep is that they produce very two Then the usual reactiou ranged From time tj time instance." Henry possibili- —Cor. Gentleman. stamps! me half au hour later take me I strange at the At tirst < and Smelt. Fall size 50 cts.. at Country manure that is available for room for him at table, but she took you'll ties. tral Africa present day. Drug- readily came. She reflected that this was uo i-rop up of women wlio not merely re "ta "Γ ·>%* mail. Iu form, 75 < «uts. hlui iuto a room the table of for a broker going to business." \ out lu the the old man :hc Chinese in that agj liquid plant consumption. private own free will, Once street unsophisticated Manure. time for scruples. The simplest cal- the main unmarried of their y Brothers, Warren Street, New York. Applying [n "Feed and by Professor which was a "And now the crows!" sighed studied the and Mills. were content to use real hatchets fur Feeding," culation showed her that her sisters graced by steaming leg | their to the signs, "George What is the beet ami muet economical we horse manure is but carry antipathy oppo a Henry, find that of mutton. He set to In earnest, widow as the tramp walked off. was the one toward which this commercial purpose, but after were behind iu the household good sex most Ruteher," method of barn-yard manure valued at cow manure runnlug was a beautiful site to peculiar leugtbs. baudling $2.49 per ton, and soon was left but the "And the 'scare' such I he made his time, with the profound mercantile in- K. H. on to be laid down from observa- nothing is resolved way. CHAULER, for use land intended $2 43 per ton and mannre at 14.25 excuses, aud ordinary eat Thus oue of these utterly sheep bones. with his object!" added the girl. "When we I Within the the counters wen- stinct of their race, it occurred to to grass or to be with Coru or ton. As will be seen from the cal- tiou she knew that were sturvlug Highly delighted cheap to have whatever to do with shop planted per they at him 1 almost felt that nothiug a that the feed, on the bar be tendered 2 here looking I bare. At the meat block the butcher Mjme of them ili.it when man wanted roots? Am I right in believing manure possesses near- themselves. passing men on All her food in culations, sheep he could talk to us. You've anoth- I any pretext. of lie value of manure is increased turning value of that of shillings for his dinner and a quart of got himself was bacon. tialf a hatchet's worth goods I by ly twice the fertilizing Just then Miss Louisa brought her of women, and consequently slicing Builders' Finish er old a blanket In the bought and before the manure ie horse or cow. I know from ale. hat*and ragged I he sa 111 as the night as well pay for them with half rotting spread? the experi- au uiul she fancied Miss Lonf£c meat never on her table, since "Hello." ventriloquist egguog. I'll have to appears a : will furnish DOORS anil WINDOWS of ui May cow manure fresh from the pit be ence in on that The widow declined to take any pay- shod, but bring something I sidled in. "You are the man who was ι hatchet. Still, as It would Ik? pity handling sheep pastures at lier there is no female butcher in her or at reasonable in at looked hungrily. I Size Style prices. on land and disked iufluence soil fertility, on of incon- from the bouse." ο a by spread plowed they favorably Wilklus hur- ment the ground having making the dolls talk?" spoil good working implement to the or is it under A week later, when Mr. an when a crow neighborhood. once with advantage crop, aud when pasture land is turned venienced him so much. Half hour passed I "Yes." it in two. the worthy Ah Sin ried the stairs one he was Not since a handsome 'Utting necessary that the manure should be for a and more up uight, was The absence of the long legacy spring crops, deeper to the farmer lift- sighted. I "I don't see how do it." George compromised thi· matter Also Window ά Door Frames. land and allow- a shout from Miss Lillu. Chuckling himself, was refused because it came you ingeniously or spread on the can be produced greeted by had been noticed. The one simply heaped, thrifty plant growth ed down his market basket from a "scare" I "I couldn't even see jy making thin hatchets of the usual ed to remain for a length of time before than where sheep have not been pastur- "Come here!" she called joyfully. from a man, while instaures arc straightened up. It In want of kind of Finish for lnelde 01 it rather he crow became five—ten—twenty. They I move ilze and but far too slender f« r any I am informed that fresh cow her hook, and, firdlng light, of women who make It their you your Hps." sha|>e. ..side WMrk, send in order». Pine Lum disking'.' ed. Mr. Wllkius found propped up or the fence and held a caucus. known your the tore off the and shouted: sat I "That's the other staled. jractical usage. By so doing he in- I H.r and on band for Caah. manure, allowed to rot in ground, as but her covering that have neither tc nothing." ShluK'-ea Cheap umoug her pillows, usual, determined to that widow I boast they spoken a white and is not The National Orange. Mrs. wbere's my leg They despoil it's said rented coin. and. what is more, he in- I produces grub, only was with her "Here, Brown, nor allowed one of the sex to "Well, great." George. face pink excitement, of her last of corn. Miss opposite not beneficial, but actually injurious to Official announcement has been made o' mutton?" gruln Mdy I "Yes," the old man admitted, "but It rented It far earlier than the claimants 1 and tbe ribbons cross their thresholds for a quarter of and Job Work Is that a fact? W. eyes glistened, pink threw sticks and stones, but of course I 1 °!aning, Sawing the crop. J., Ips- of the forty-third session of the National ye old said the widow, doesu't Hue with gold." :o that distinction, the Lydiaus, were iu "Why. silly." a and upward. m.v pockets proud Mass. best for manure at Nov. 10-19. disarray. at her. All crows I century wich, [The place Grange Dee Moines, Iowa, have ate your for din- they laughed laugh "Kind of irhose electrum staters were first Matched Pine Sheathing for Sale. to at this!" she and "ye leg your Bui the bitterest inaiPtiatei precarious?" is on the land and the best time put it The Hotel will be the head- "Look commanded, see a The I probably Savery ner!"—London Answers. when they girl throwing. "Yes." The old man hesitated, then ι itruck in the seventh century B. C.— as as can be hauled his a letter. It modern was an Austrian lady there is quickly it the business meetings will be she thrust under eyes widow found a and waved it to I of days quarters; rag blurted "I Wonder if like to I Jornhill £. W. CIIAXUIiER, out. Numbers of have hall In the hotel the was a statement that her who at the time of her death was en out. you'd Magazine. experiments held in a large and brief story. Th· Seal·. save the but the crows wink- Descending country, I a a Maine. been on the use of fresh ma- in the auditorium. On In an elaborate have me help you—with lady, «'«■ut Sumner, performed public meetings "A Paltry King." had been accepted first letter John ever wrete to It. had with gaged perfecting plan with rotted "The ed at Ragtime passed I widow." The Sixteenth Carver. nure as compared manure, evening of that week the sub- with thuuks and that she would Qml for the ultimate extinction of the male Century Thursday said a married woman to her them. were ready to drop to I slx- and the results have almost invariably ordinate and the sixth and me," They "Mrs. Bassett?" The young manV At the formal banquet of the degrees Inclosed a check for $30. be sex.-London Globe. manure is much friend, "was shortly after we had earth and begin scratching when the I proved th:it the same seventh degrees will be conferred. All tone was eager. :eenth century the man who carved Mr. Wilkins sought for words, aud was more at once than if come and before there cried out: j valuable if spread Thursday will be devoted to public acquainted girl her husband's uame was· the meat was bound with the red tape day Miss Llila laughed merrily. "Well, allowed to rot before application. The at which time it is expected really anything like an understanding "Don't shoo any more. I'll scare the Sightseeing. for dis- meetings, wonder Henry." And the ventriloquist repeat- )f precedent. When carving reason that the has states will be "1 don't you're surprised," us. Is the he them!" It was au American tourist at the misunderstanding that Iowa and adjoining between This way signed life out of he had to remem- have seen us j ed the conversation lie had heard. tinguished guests arisen is that oue ton of thoroughly rot- their executives or Unit- Khe said, "but you should another minute she bad the old door of Warwick castle who was bent represented by It: In I was a selflsh of the birds or is worth much more of when that letter came." Then fol- "I always knew Henry ber that certain parts ted manure very ed States senators and heads agri- dear Miss Weston, most hat on and the around I on seeing the place and pending the "Tours, my ragged quilt flared. must be set aside. In carving than a ton of fresh manure; but—it may The feature of the a detailed account of the dog." George meat cultural colleges. lowed rap- sincerely, her and was running across the field. I arrival of a guide was busily studying take two to four tons of fresh manure to will be the address of JOHN HAMILTON EA8T0N. "If you thought it was worth $5 I for his lord and lady he was expected public meetings turous day. a chorus of his guidebook. When the doorkeeper tou of rotted manure! With grand frightened little man discretion In the Don't Look for make this one the Hon. Sir Horace Plunkettof has me so!" Miss were ten words- might help you out." the to exercise great Bargains Right "Oh. it encouraged "There, you see, caws the crows rose up and sailed I made his appearance the American Whenever we compare a certain number who is at the head of the he sent "for When you are troubled with your Ireland, great Lilla concluded. "1 am full of for a to a ventured. size of the pieces round, with the rotted Just enough telegram—just bring and then began round to asked in a quick, businesslike tone: eyes. Have yi>ur eye» examined of 'ons of fresb manure co movement in that country. away circling "How?" will be soon and their operative I'm to be^in another sto- letter to un end famous vase adles angry by DR ΡΛ RM ENTER. manure that is from the same, of that week will plans. going commonplace friendly see if it was the real thing or only I "Ilave you that still?" prodaced Friday and Saturday The outlined his soon and some lords sad tomorrow about the French révolu after we became bis first was the ventriloquist plan, bought* changed, Optician MpvctalUt we get a fair comparison, and this com- be devoted to and on Sat- ry But engaged a bluff. To convince them the girl I "Yes, sir," reply. degree work, when be had finished cried ire soon and some oot. as they Come h re. Consult me. of I loved that period of to me waa lu this way: bo much and George pleased parison is nearly always in favor ap- urday evening the annual session of the tion. always letter signed took a pose, and she was such a com- I "And the table that cost Maine. "I will give you ten if you be of He was expected Norway. the manure at once. Further- Priests of Demeter, the official history." "Tours, my darling, affectionately, ical that the widow I money?" eagerly, complexion." «ET THE SHl'R-ON. plying highest object forgot of the kitchen if manure is into and will be held. The found Miss Lilla writ- JOHN will make It go!" to have the rules both more, put piles body of the grange, Tbe next day all her sorrows in laughter. The new I "Yes, sir." allowed to rot and then handled over be- services will occur on the inter- will observe, was a re- "Did he have a deep voice or a thin ind the peerage at his knife's end. annual memorial ing feverishly except during "That, you had been in about ten "And have you still that likeness of of work "scare" position dished fore there is a lot the Sunday. The rest of the when she summoned and duction of 50 cent from his conclu one?" ϋ for Instance, must be application, following vals lodgers per minutes when a young man with a Cb;irles I. by Van Dyck?" pike, thai must be we not lose will be devoted to busi- a a lord and in slices for paid for; only session strictly returned their stamps. A few days slou as a mere friend. The first lettei "Oh. sir," said the "He had piping voice," George up whole for A. C- the but lose work. gun on his shoulder came out of the I yes. doorkeeper. the value of manure, ness. were stated "like this"— folk. The rank of his din- later she waylaid Mr. Wilkins again he ever wrote to me after we field and headed for are all here. Won't you come In savagely, •ommoner 15 veirs Watch- If one were manure in a green- woods beyond the I "They expert applying to him the of was "Well. I want to do It right." And ars. too. determined whether a pig he woultl want it to be Largest Business in the State. and iutrusted mailing married signed: the bouse. The "scare's" back was and see them?" maker with house, thorough- his trunk sliced, Bigelow. a of Francois." fur- JOHN." the ventriloquist picked up was to be served up whole, ly rotted, bccause he is raising such Wonder if it ever occurred to any of "For l/)ve proudly "Tours. toward him. The widow saw, but I "No, thanks," replied the American. Kennard & Co., Boston. and went on his way. or with gold leaf or whether h crop that the loss of labor our readers that is of greater nishing the stamps herself. She stopped for a moment aud dared not call out. j "I will take them all as per catalogue. plain gli-priced agriculture Mills old of mtnure is not 1' in the state of Maine than ask because I think are a see Late that afternoon George new bread or bread three days and important. importance "I you you sighed and then continued: The young man would hare passed I I have got to Coventry today, and mikes no difference whether manure in other one business? Most all of our "This In and asked Mrs. Bassett to be eaten. All Work any good mascot." she said girlishly. "We have been married seventeen the feet to his left, but I want to visit Stratford-on-Avon and stopped •should after a manu- object forty immediately disked in application, towns and villages have little a little than the other received a let take a walk to Marvin's grove. Guaranteed. Is quite longer years now. Yesterday 1 after a glance at It his curiosity was I sleep in Leamington tonight, and I or allowed to rem tiu on the land; there facturing, in which a few thousand dol- The widow shook her head one. and I can't heln feeling hopeful." 1er from blin. Here is the way it was excited. He bad seen scarecrows be- guess I'll have to be in Sheffield to- pensive is no appreciable loss in either cvse. Of lars is involved, and in which a few men A Legal Query. the "It's all in getting a start," Mr. Wil- morrow morning on business. Good "1 she said. "The nelgh- A lifle out of the way course, the sooner it is disked in, get their living, but it isn't to be com- signed: but never one like that. It seem- |y, can't," Tired ot the long wluded oratory nodded. "J." fore, it will be and be as a business in the kins said, aid Miss LUIa morning."—Exchange. Dors are to talk." llie to wa'k. sooner decayed ready pared average good 3d to waver now and then, instead of I beginning of the attorney for the defeuse, but it pays was almost a for crowing crops. No manure produce*· town, to the value of the The secoud acceptance "Marry me and shut their mouths,' him. agricultural the Dual. befog tied fast to a stake. Presently I Judge Interrupted the white thrives beet in as a or au Ther·* of l Ucxl'tt soon will come. town this week about in his auto. been visiting Mr. and Russet Grain Blucher, 7 inches double sole A. McKeen. high, and while he and go angel driving high, Wesley Fryeburg. Then who'll etan0 WEDNESDAY EVENING. a student at to Lawrence, Mass., been in Mr. Curtis, Bowdoin, and wife propose visiting in Massachu- without travel for serving each venire, are 7.00. Song Service. having models for older men. They and Lovell about two months. at the church setts this fall. but the law has now been so as 7.30. Address: I'nlversal Brotherhood and Fryeburg preached Congregational changed of Pleasure! Church Extension, Delta Chapter, order of Eastern Star, Sunday and Mr. Joslin at the Methodist Rev. S. C. Eaton gave a very interest- to allow the constable travel. all wool Rev. H. H. Hoyt, State Supt. exceptionally fine goods; held λ special meeting at Odd Fellows' church. ing lecture at the Congregational church This constable returned as his fees the of Holy Communion, ,Rev. W. E. Gasktn [ always accompanys receiving Hall Thursday evening, having as guests The Congregational Sunday School on Sunday evening, Oct. 8, on Hym- the regular amount of $1.50 each on the A. M. a letter. That of and tailored. We want THURSDAY the lodge from Waterford. gave a successful literary and musical nology, giving the authors of many popu- venires, but did not add any travel. He delightful feeling perfectly 8.30. Conference, le*I by are scarce in this town entertainment at Temperance Hall Fri- lar and tunee, which were re- said that he earns the fee the is enhanced if the envel-1 Rev. Hannah J. Powell. | Apples very bymns regular anticipation to call soon and see the new ind therefore in the R. G. easiest of he and that you 9.00. Business. vicinity, your correspond- day evening. produced graphophone by any money gets, an will a Dutch possesses air of refinement ent was well to get ten barrels T. A. Roberts Corps give Stephens, an interesting service. he had time in which to mako ope »"*««■·» pleased making enough ideas for fall and winter wear. Kwur"**·! jf tine ones from hie at the supper and entertainment at Temperance Of late, Mrs. S. Robinson, who is still the service so that he was able to reach and taste, that the Annual of Treasurer. pasture good bespeaks report Lake. H all on Oct. 15. seems to be slow- the men in the course of his of Parishes. tiead of Heald's Friday, very feeble, improving ordinary same on the of the Report Turner has returned from her attributes part Report of Committees. The driver of the rural mail, Henry Mrs. ly under the care of Dr. E. J. Marston. business travel, so the travel didn't cost Election of Officers. W. is his vacation, visit to Boston. She has been a great sufferer from rheu- him writer. The that we rec- Discussion of Association Plans and ! McAllister, taking anything. stationery is done the A little of Mr. and Mrs. matism and to the of the Work. md the work by substitute, daughter neuralgia. Owing modesty subject ommend to our customers as or three died being Reception of Invitation· l'or next meeting. IV. O. McAllister. John Quinn, two years old, of this paragraph his name is not men- u.oo. Address: God's Will and Man's Ways, Rev. F. H. Reeves aud family have on Wednesday, Oct. β, of whooping Hiram. tioned, but it would be interesting to the best for social correspondence is Rev. O. W. Slas. and been on a vacation of two weeks at congh pneumonia. Mr. James demons and his son Walter know how far one would have to travel This Store is the home of THURSDAY P. M. that "Made in Berkshire" by Portland and Corinna. Ralph Edwards and family came from of Worcester, Mass., visited Llewellyn to meet his match. 1.15. Address: Our Women. A. A. Stearns has contracted to draw Paris to visit his mother in an automo- A. Wadsworth this week. Schaffner & Marx Clothes. 1.15 Conference. B. a Litchfield butch- Hart, Parting luite a large amount of timber for Ilob- bile, the gift of Mrs. Edwards' father, The church is closed. Joseph Meader, Crane & Pike. Congregational died from a fracture Eaton, »on Λ True the winter from near Mr. Kennison. er, Tuesday night Joseph Vaitenko Killed at Rumtord. coming Workmen are repairing the building. in to of tho skull which he sustained at the You can't afford to use in- was I the Haley neighborhood Fryeburg, Mrs. Alexander Wadsworth is quite anything Joseph Vaitenko, a Lithuanian, Hebron. Dennis Hill station of the Lewiston, Au· the new steam mill at Fryeburg station. ill. and killed in the mill of the International and Watervillo electric railway two ferior to these celebrated papers, Will put in six horses and a pair of Six members of Ζ L. Packard W. R. The new water tank built recently by Paper Co. at Rumford on Monday after- ours a Mies James better jxen. C. attended the school of instruction at the M. C. R. R. Co. near Red Mill fusta previously. Meader, we can't ofler you anything noon, by the caving in of the walls of a of Litchfield and two boys were await- Mechanic Falls Friday, Oct. 1st. Mrs. is a neat, convenient structure. no is made. vat. The vat, made of brick and cement East Greenwood. Brook, a car at the station. A car because better paper Uartlett of was there Mr. and Mrs. Eli C. Wadsworth went ing big pass- to hold had outlived its usefulness, Bethel, inspector, acid, Leo of Boston is at the Fri- ed the station at rapid speed and sup- the Eaton, Crane & The bands I Lippset visiting and will be in this place second to Brownfield Monday and to South Among many H. B. and was being taken down. it was about to stop Meader Foster, Senrge Cole's. in October to Ζ L. Packard Hiram posing we will that strengthened and helped support it day inepect Tuesday. towards it. The car struck him Pike papers that carry you | Al Estes is working for Mr. Bates at Corps. A few summer remain to stepped had been taken off. Vaitenko and an- guests enjoy in the a want. Will (Vest Paris doing mason work. The annual harvest home festival will the and the of the autumn bead, causing compound find just what you you ONE PRICE CLOTHIER, other man were on the top of the vat, beauty glory fracture of the skull. Meader was 32 Lottie Cox and father, Miller Bryant, be held here Oct. 29th. Dinner will be let us show our line? when it collapsed inward. The other foliage. of and unmarried. you ire spending a week in Poland with her served as usual, and there will be an en- James H. Ridlon is ill. years age man saved himself by grasping some quite lister, Laura Herriok. tertainment home after 2ft of Maine. which were the by talent, readings, Samuel L. demons, years Norway, boards standing against who has been John W. Hayes and Alexander Nor· Copyright 190fl br Mrs. Lendall, quite sick, recitations, music, etc. Admission to faithful service on the Hiram R. R. & H»rt Hchanatir Jt Mart wall, but Vaitenko was carried down and mandin died at Biddeford on P. A. Shurtleff Co., s on the gain. entertainment, 20 cents. section, fourteen as foreman, has suddenly crushed by the cement. He died with- resign- the 2d. It is said that the deaths follow- Archie Edgerly and Clarence Morey The Ladies' Circle met with Mrs. A. ed. F. Brown on Oct. 1 suc- out regaining consciousness. He was Alpheue ed soon after some South Paris, Me. ire picking apples for R L. Cummings. M. Richardson of this week. ceeded him as foreman. drioking whiskey about '28 years of age, unmarried, and Tuesday of a "local Percy Millett helped bis father two were present. purchased express company." bad been in this country about three Twenty-four men were ill but not lays last week. Mrs. Philbrick has been visiting in North Waterford. Two other fatally LINE OF years. He has one brother here. so. An has been and OUR O. L. Peabody has his house newly Rumford for a few days. Montie Grover is at home on a two autopsy performed ANNUAL FALL an will be held. Oxford Pomona Orange. painted and papered all over. Mrs. Annie Robinson has returned weeks1 visit from the west. inquest home after several weeks' with Miss has had a new Time, first Tuesday in November. I stay Will Rice's house just Mason. Ida Leslie. of Chandler Hale of Maine, son of Senat- Place, West Bethel. coat paint. who has been on the sick Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mr. Jacob Frank McAllister has moved his or Hale, has been selected as M. A. E. Tyler, Tainter, family Eugene A. assistant of state of the ist for some is on tbe Drew and Mrs. Maria of into his new bouse. third secretary SHOES time, Ricker, Auburn, HEAVY Gran**.· In fifth degree. gain. Opening at A. M. Riohardson's. was the United States, to succeed William Phil- RouUne work. L. F. Blanchard and wife and their spent Wednesday Henry Hamlin from Portland ! of who will become secre- Clearance flfth Ricker starts for Boston, Sale Conferring degree. solored servants have returned to their Mrs. California Friday. guest of his mother, Mrs. Martha Bis- lips American at London. P. M. aome in New Jersey. Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Buckman and Mr. bee, through the fair. tary of the embassy FOR MEN Music by Pleasant Valley Grange. Ε. H. Morrill is loading :ord wood on Bridgham came up from Mechanic Falls Mrs. James Paige, after a short visit Reading, Norway Grange. :be cars at West Bethel. to call at Ε. M. Glover's here has to her NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE. than ever be- "What can we do to build up our Tuesday. among relatives, gone For hard out door wear, is larger Question in town will visit in Interest?" Opened by L. K. Mc.'r- F.d Allés of Bridgton visited home in St. Louis, Mo. She Janice C. McKcnzle of dairy WBRREAS, Rumford, fore. Calf Creedmoor for $2.00. Oil tlre. Saturday and Sunday. North Stonetuun. Boston. In the County of Oxford and State of Maine, by Kangaroo S Pike. Song by F. a number from here visited the is for hie mortgage deed dated the third day of Octo- in Lace and Creedmoor for Reading by Bethel Grange. Quite Mr. and Mrs. Will Brooke and little Philip McGray picking apples ber, 190S, aid recorded In the Oxford Registry Grain Congress, $2.60. world's fair at North Waterford. Will Herrick of GREAT VALUES. Music by Pleasant Valley Grange. daughter of South Paris and Mr. and Albany. of Deeds, book 293, page 528, conveyed to me. for and We also Hook Sister Jane Gibson of Bethel Granite. Bertha is at work at Blanchard's Mrs. Katherine Grover has been the the described real Also better grades $3.00 $3.60. by Tyler son stop- undersigned, following SlCBBTABY. Mrs. Max Eastman and Brooke of In town of .-amp. ping at her home a few days while her estate situated tho Rumford, County have cut shoes for North Loveil were at Η. B. MoKeen's of Oxford and State of Maine, and located on high $2.60, $3.00, $3.60, $4.00, Rev. I. A. Bean of Richmond visited son was here on a visit. season George D. Kidder Accidental'y Shot. Sunday. the northerly side of the Androscoggin river and We have a fine line I have a large stock of Pianos that have bèen rented but one friends in town the past week. Mrs. Sarah Brown visited her daugh- above Rumford Falls as shown on the plan en· $4.60 $6.00. surely got At Romford while clean- Beryl McKeen was at home from Nor- S Pur- ind out at low for next This Wednesday, Mrs. John McAllister. titled Plan of Section Number of Wheeler we that better shall close them very prices the sixty days. ter, dated of these and know positively ing a revolver which he did not know way Sunday. chose, Rumford Falls, Maine, July 2Λ, 1901, goods east Bethel. and Nelson, and re- is the best to obtain a or that has ever been offer- was D. Kidder, an old Lizzie Dill from Portland is visiting signed by Henry Surveyor, ones made for the When you opportunity piano organ loaded, George corded In said Oxford of Deeds, vis. : cannot be price. the Mrs. Flora Bartlett died at Au- her Mr. and Mrs. Eut Brownfield. Registry in and well known reaident of town, Wight parents, Sylvester Lot numbered two hundred ninety-one ('201) ed. Visit my warerooms and see for the great values 43 Her broth- Adams. is want footwear, remember, you can find what you yourselves waa accidentally shot, the 32-calibre bul- lusta Oct. 5, aged years. MrerO. 8. Poore under the doctor's on Spring Avenue, lot numbered two hundred on and lot num- »ec >nd hand instruments. terms. Send for and let the abdomen below the ers, F. D. and Z. W. Bartlett, and her Mr. and Mrs. Zeno Fontaine went to care. nlnetr-two (292) Spring Avenue, Want at here. Easy catalogs prices. entering just bered two hundred (293) on the right price a serions W. S. went to Denmark Mrs. Abbie has returned from ninety-three Spring liver. It waa regarded aa bi:*band, Wight, Augusta Sunday. Rogers Avenue, with buildings thereon. wound, but at last reports it ia said that ind she was taken home to East Bethel. Mr. and Mrs. I. A. Andrews attended Snowvillr, Ν. H. Said lota have each a frontage of sixty feet a of one hundred ana each he will recover. Funeral services were held at the home the fair at Fryebnrg. The Congregational circle met with (60), depth (100) feet, contains six thousand feet, and )f 7. W. which was her child· C. P. McKeen of visited his Mrs. last (6000) superficial Bartlett, Norway Augusta Whitney Wednesday. whereas the condition of said mortgage has been The destroyer Reid, just completed by bood home. Rev. C. L. Banghart of the brother, Η. B. McKeen, last week, and Congregational conference of this dis- broken : I N. SHOE W. J. as a reason of the breach of the SWETT shows this Ε. Iron went deer church Now, therefore, by WHEELER, the Bath Works, up M. E. church worda of trict meets with Brownfield CO., Bethel spoke hunting. condition thereof, 1 claim a foreclosure of said record breaker in of speed, being :omfort. Interment at the East Bethel McAllister of North Lovell has month. point Edgar mortgage. House MAINE. the launch- been his on a few Opera Block, NORWAY, faater than Flnsser, recently :emetery. Many floral tribute· were picking applet hi· old place Hiss Ida Feesenden spent days Rumford, Maine, October 7th, 190». South Me. ed at the same place. lilent reminders of much sympathy. her·. with her parents recently. 11-8 J. ABBOTT NILE. Τ·1·ρ3&οη· XXfl«a. Billings Block, Paris, ïHe 9tiwcA gjemocttUt Mlaa Faany Chapman is visiting rela Sunday Schools and Yonne People. of Rockland, bat u he had been α liable Football. I live· In Bethel. to come, hi· plaoe vu taken bj Rev. H, H. of the atate auperin- Court temperance STATE CONVENTIONS OF UNIVERSALIS! Hoyt Hiram, NORWAY H. S. PABI8 H. 9. 2. meeting Tueeda; who on tbe subject ol 5; evening of thi· week. tendent, «poke li SOUTHPAEIS. BODIES HELD ΔΤ NORWAY. Character Building. Norway High came oat Tictorlou· ATTRACTIVE Paria on thi Hon. and Mrs. J. S. Wright were ii Thursday morning a devotional service It· flrat clash with High C. is with bis mother » at the achool Kred Brigge Bethel for the day Saturday. Three was and that a business gridiron high K™a°de. days of last week were occupied held, following a Mrs. Louise Briggs. of the convention. Tbe com- urday afternoon. There waa lai* Tbe annual sale of the with the annual of the Maine session Baptist ladies meetings crowd to witness the, game am Harry D. Cole attended thi ) mittee on official reports and recom- present jailer Aid will be Oct. 21. Univereaiist Sunday School Convention, was un Thursday, a of the weather was so warm that it Brockton fair last week. forty-first session, and the Young Peo- mendations presented number A school under thi 1 some of which called oomiortable for both high sociable, pie's Christian Union of Maine, recommendations, The Rebekahs had a pleasant time a : of of twenty- tow. The was hard fought and auspices the class 1910, was held it first held at the out quite an extended discussion. The game Pip·""*#1*! call and a at session, Universalis! the teams matched. Nor their roll Friday large New Hall Friday evening, special attention of the members of tbe very evenly chuich in Norway. Both bodies had In tb« tendance. Union to church was way got her touchdown early Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Walker and Mr. good meetings, and presented live and early membership STYLES never FULL after was HEW as care in game and that .1 en tbe office corner sine* The was Rev. L. W. Loons the juniors. From stand- k. post ton on the excursion Monday morning. response by interference for a run of 55 and s «as to the recommendation which called yards interest. ta::. moved Norway Saturday of Augusta, the president of the conven- point of the was one that the touchdown. Klaln failed at the goal Mrs. C. A. Record of Haverhill, Maes., tion, who then delivered bis annual ad- out most discussion great * William Culbert has been which was at a hard Parla ther y having is the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. dress In bis address he state union pay tbe expenses of a dele- angle. time with blood emphasized kicked to and the ball aee-saweo a serious poisoning Geo. B. Crockett, for two or three to the national convention, and that Norway the importance and value of the Sunday gate the field now the most attractive from a sliver under a tingei weeks. this should be the back and forth in the middle of is filled with $;ar School as an indispensable part of the delegate preferably Every department of tbe state union. This en- until near the end of the half, "hen ■ail. those who have to Port- church work. secretary selected from Among gone some was Barker broke clear around Paris righl of choice merchandise, Mrs. I. A. Bean of Committees for the session were countered opposition, but and assortment Kt and Richmond, land to attend the Maine Music Festival ap- end for a run of about 50 He was pleasing here and the of the finally passed by a good vote. yards. „1 a carriage drive, stopped are Mrs. A. H. Jackson, Miss Nellie pointed, reports secretary, tackled from behind by a Paris centers. till Fred Tower of and the Officers were elected fur the year as playei the fashion fron Wednesday night Thursday Jackson, Mrs. Walter L. Gray, and Mrs. L. Woodfords, and the Parla 'ecoverini leading Mies A. of follows: dropped bJl, afternoon. Alton C. Wheeler. treasurer, Georgie Bradley the ball on their own flve 0" Portland, were preseuted. The secre- President—Gerry L. Brooks, Potland. y»'/1'0®· Charles A. Gil man of I.ewiston will V Ice-1* reel< ten t—Μ:β. Marjorle Elllogwood, the first play the ball tc >1 There be anJmportant meeting of showed that reason of Haggett passed ·■ W. tary's report by West Part». was well over to «χ :! of Mrs. O. the at the Bolster who playmg guest Frothing- Κ. Ο. K. A. vestry of tbe au that had been Maud Cleaves, Woodfords. the l'ni versai is t conventions aggressive campaign Secretary—Miss the side and he made W AND PRICE ai I'niversalist church eveuing a Treasurer—Λbner Mann, Norway. line, ftg«tfnol Wednesday carried on, there was total member- with the ball it Ν are to Intendent of Juniors—Mrs. Persia Shed'1, yards. The half ended STYLE, All members QUALITY at way. at 7:30sharp. urged of 00 schools in the Supei ship convention, Portland. Paris1 near the center of t make a effort to be possession I,. Keen is taking a vacation from special present. against 55 last year. There has been an Superintendent of Two-cents-a-weck for Mis- ARE THE KEYNOTES. toe Paris Truat Co. and of in the individual mem- sions—Mis· Vivian Billings, Rockland. with F. W. Walker, proprietor of the Paris increase 150 the of the second half, this week with relatives in and there is now a total mem- fieAt beginning uding Home Bakery, is taking his vacation, bership, Tbe session of Thursday afternoon Paris again kicked to Norway, Low» setts. of 4331. The outlook we tonched a little here and there on each visiting in Harrison, Bridgton and in bership general was devoted to a junior conference con- kick carried almost to an of the New Fall Goods have is and To idea only Massachusetts. Mr. Green, who drives and the general condition hopeful ducted the state of be re give yon Mr »" i Mrs. A. W. Walker and Miss by superintendent line and Allen fumbled the ba11, 'bJ the cart, has returned from his vacation. encouraging. that Mrs. Persis Shedd of covered It but was thrown within nv« hints of the that await gv | Walker, and Mr. and Mrs. Albert department, so this but good things you. Tuesday afternoon was devoted to a and a local union paper gives ·, ; were at their at Portland, congress, vatds of hie line. In two plays department, camps Shagg The Ladies of the Grand Array of the conference. The goal morning kindergarten conducted by Robert W. Ilill of Boston, made a .ηίΙο. : Saturday and Sunday. Republic cordially invite William K. only class, led by Miss DoraS. Leightonof of the National Y. P. C. U. the went.«Bbtga.o to Kimball Post to with them an en- sicretary third Klain back punt Coats. Mr, ,.:ilian A. Shaw returned Tues- enjoy Deerinc, the primary department, led by The final session of the convention Women's Suits and Coats. tertainment and refreshments after the Yeaton passed the ball : Le Mooselookmeguntic House Miss F. Ella of Portland, and was de- ;iV Bradley Thursday evening principally it went over over*J°line. Klain Full lined with satin, where she has business session Saturday evening, Oct. the home led Mrs. A. B. Norway'a goal healaa°Î BLACK BROADCLOTH COATS. length, throughout Uu^eley Lakes, department, by voted to two addresses. Robert W. Hill, recovered the ball but was thrown back and extra there is that to them that make η season. 10. Crockett of Dexter. Verbal With distinction vaines, style velvet collar trimmed with braid and buttons, skirt of coat trimmed with silk keen atr through the reports the national secretary, spoke ably on tbe the Parla thus their two of line, getting to Our friend Mr. Case raises some were received from thirty-one schools. and Possibili- not realized or extreme. And one of them looks a for $10.50. M-- inly A. King accompanied her pota- Aims, Accomplishments points. Although perhaps them attractive—yet not freaky every biaid, beauty toes on at session, following a Christian Mr·». Η. M. to Orono hie Long Look Farm Paris Tuesday evening's ties of tbe Young People's At the time, this was a very lucky sleevee lined. The coat Is cut on Tucker, had for play choose them. COATS. Black, blue Kersey, waist and whether he a or not. service of song, and P. Etz, vice-president for it be worth far more than the at which yon may r return home Friday, and will Hill, gets prize Union, Roger one for Norway prices and feature an address on the "«PrincipalWhat and state em- becoming lines with the fashionable straight line?, velvet trimmed collar make her home with the Tuck- Three samples from his prize competition of the Massachusetts uuion, them from a tie game undou,bt^1,tyor » defeat. Had lier. IIow of Grade re- acre are on exhibitiou at the Democrat Elementary Work, by the importance and tbe Klain been able to the ball baca 39 semi-fitted coat, silk Venetian lined, cuffs, excellent value, $13.50. er*. phasized bring SUITS. HerriDgbone weave, inch, are handsome tubers of Mrs Mary Maxim Armstrong of North- of tbe individual in tbe office. They sponsibility over the line for a short distance, It skirt with lined braid tlat collar of Mass. Mrs. is a buttons; 9 gored COATS. Black broadcloth, throughout, fancy facing, Mr Mrs. William II. Motley the World's Fair variety, and weigh re- ampton, Armstrong work of the union. Both these young would have been Paris' ball on downe, back and around pockets trimmed with straps and|jet λ atound front aud back with wide and narrow ft for Pownal, 1 lb. 10 oz 1 14 oz and 2 Sunday School worker of experience men are and earnest desirable trimmed with satin baeds, trimmed Saturday spectively lb. interesting speakers, and it would have been almoetirnpoesl· front and knee black, smoke and blue, very suit, a two and and her address cover- panel pleating. Colore, wter t:iev will spend vacation of lbs. 9 oz. enthusiasm, in the work, and their addresses made ble for Norway to have held Paris tnree satin bande, only $10.00. the manner and methods or weeks for the benetit of Mr. ed thoroughly an close to the profitable such a short distance ol $10.00. appropriate times within only Like cut. and green twilled mixture*, tho coat for cold ·> York Died from Accident. of the worx of the COATS. Grey just Mot!e> health. Orrington managing elementary programme of tbe convention. their goal line. Neither team was dan· Sunday School. It was replete with sug- and mannish cut, trimmed box in back, a beauty for $10.00. vens and have moved SUITS. Venetian cloth, smoke, navy, black, green, weather, pleating family gestions for the work with Soot t house on kesilt of smash fl* ON ΗΙ«·1Ι STKEE1 conducting first few minutes of play the new kilt· MISSES COATS. and mixtures, velvet collar and cuffs trimmed fr Skillings the smaller scholars, with the NOKWAY. ^A^Ke^tbe with buttons atd self bands; skirt cut to fit the hips closely, Grey green Charles beginning Paris a defensive game, jet W. r>iently purchased by A WEEK AtiO. and not but be he played strong with braid and buttons, fancy patch pockets trimmed to correspond, $7.50. cradle roll, could pful at tbe II. P. Webb for the skirt a desirable style, this suit only $12.50, t-> A. J. Penley's house near Canning operations holding Norway repeatedly plaiting is introduced, giving very to any one engaged in that department. two mixtures. This well cut coat model Co. closed Wednesday afternoon. the visitors only attempting punts. MISSES COATS. Fancy btriped β smart, the? i '■» 'tory. The business session was the factory 00 of age, died principal corn was the ball was in the °( with silk one. and trimmed Oriington York, years The amount of sweet unexpect- When P°"es"l°® SUITS. 40 inch satin lined coat, trimmed fancy will prove a satisfactory selection to any Collar, cuffs, pockets is now barrels final one held morning, rhe Striped wirated, \enney putting up at the residence of his nephew, Laforest Wednesday large. the homo team they seemed to lack goo business at his committee on credentials made edly and cuffs trimmed to correspond; fust euough with braid and buttons, only $5.08. f : :>ple cooper A. York, last Monday eveoing, from the Mrs. Ella I. Ordione and Mrs. A. plays. braid and jet buttons, patch pjckets that there were itshnalj ground-gaining she: 1 ere are some apples in town effects of an received report, showing present were the forward four times and lost the ball knee with COATS. mixtures, trimmed with velvet and braid, injury Sunday Alexander of Richmond guests pass tr'°? to make this suit very dressy; latent cut skirt with kilting, CHILDREN'S Fancy the crop is How thrown from a of the officers of the convention, b the failure to trimming tb though light. eveuing by being wagon of Mr. and Mrs. Ë. F. Smith during each time because of Haggett's velvet front and ba:k. This stylish coat is warm and durable, $4.50. seems to be un- 22 min- value $15 00 piping tl_,· is u> start off in a collision. Sunday School superintendents, is Mrs. Smith's the ball near the man sup- to match coat, all the popular colors, good week. Mrs. Ordione get anywhere trimming trimmed is and (53 COATS. mixtures, collar, cuffs and pockets certa.:* yet. Mr. York had lived in Bethel until isters, delegates. sister. attended the Universalist pôt-ed to receive it. Norway s offense CHILDREN'S Pretty Resolutions were as They this suit a some six months ago he came to South adopted reported convention their was the but could not faultless lines and workmanship give with and soutache braid. Tbo excellent material with correct style Τ e Ladies' Aid of tbe Baptist Sunday School during better, they gain SUITS. Broadcloth, good velvet, gilt a house for bv the committee, expressing the thanks annual Paris and began building visit. consistently. They P>»*ed with wide a coat of UNUSUAL $3.50. ! will hold their meeting of the convention to the friends smart fine satin lined, trimmod make this VALUE, himself on the east side of Street Norway M. P. Stiles has beeu outside the tackles distinctively appearance, quality 3. at '.o'clock in the small High Capt. assisting football, using plays Inesday for their to the railroads and with side COATS. Bear cloth, Worsteds and Flush, $1.98, $2.98, $3.98, interested in the not far south of Swift's crossing. Sun- hospitality, John M. Parsons on Pike Hill with the bands front and back. Skirt with double box pleats pleating, CHILDREN'S who are the for favors stitched he and bis Laforest press received, voicing ap- his of Dr. Bartlett of ,, {are of the church are day evening nephew. of apples. $4.98. request- preciation of the work of the officers of gathering "Ζ;.«,°"όο a suit for $18.00 A. York, who lives in T. W. Cleasby's Grover has sold his place on way, was injured early In the game,*£ the striking ed : ί· {resent. the convention, and the Georgo house on Western Avenue, were at the approving plan Brown Street in Norway village and will that his wrist « broken. class and report being see this made in Μ re»·I S. Brown and infant son re- he is aud at of the morning kindergarten he has on of Bedford new material, don't fall to suit, lot where building, just soon move on to a farm purchas- Kimball of the Paris team has been SUITS, Cord, Fur Lined Coats· : I'.irtland from the its Ladies' Fur and Friday dark started for the village, Laforest recommending adoption. ed in the town of Bethel. crutches nearly all the week becauae of satin latest cut, its lines are ab- H. The last of the was smoke, navy, green and black, silver grey lined, hor .or parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. York in iirst and the report morning Hills attended the an to his knee received In the getting taking Vivian W. Opto- injury weather. lis show λ re had been for that of the committee on and to the skirt with flat seams around hips, coat now and be for the cold Let St η. Mrs. Brown reins. reports at Farmington Wednes- game with Hebron a week ago. The solutely correct which add grace figure; Get your winter ready Kev. L. metry meeting $,.·· Mrs. Stuart accompanied As came down the road another recommendations, presented by was one of the attrac- continues to be strenuous m that are of fur and they day. A banquet game qulte with side below, a desirable suit, $20.00. the kind good good tailoring. λ two or three weeks. Η of Lewiston, who had area- kilting her remain team caiue along, driving at a fait clip, Temple tions of the of the improvement under the new son to for the faith that was in him gathering. spite LOT BLACK DOG COATS, quilted lining, 40 inch, Nutria collar, and the two teams had a little brush give Kimball returned from his rules. ONE Τ .·· F Tans the season at Hon. A. S. opened I at every Some of the recom- 42 inch semi-fitted coat with musk rat collar $32.00. Black Dog with Astra- down the road. Just south of W. L. point. western the first of the week. He SUITS. "Like cut." Herringbone worsted, $27.50. Kangaroo with blended t!;-ir room Wednesday evening mendations made called for more or less trip uxa-or. Farrar's house they met Mr. and Mrs. a most outing. on side and frout seams below » : ;h >se suppers for which the of reported pleasant PARIS. NORWAY. fine satin lining, handsomely trimmed hips Chan collar, $23.50. other team went extended remarks in «planat.ou in town quality followed a social Fred Bennett. The by The number of strangers c., is, by their matter and its large skirt that is rare LINED COATS. Melton cloth with large fur collar, Cony lined, $12.50, all but the thill of York's team subject the week attracted to by Whitney with silk braid and buttons; new side pleated very attractive, FUR evr. Mrs J. F. Stanley of Auburn right, bearing, during Norway iiS' "■ tofuiu. jet Bennett's and some of them had quite extended Flush lined with fur collar, $11.50, $1(1.50. of South Port- went between the spokes of the annual session of the Maine Univers-J $20.00. Opossum llcod, $30.00. large an! V-. Newton Stanley discussion in an forum SSSftlt $20.00. rear and under tbe open participated excellent ac- J'vSwm value, only λ for the wheel locked spring. alist Schools found tan·! quests of the club in and wo- Sunday Both the Yorks were thrown out, and freely by ministers, laymen commodations at the hotels and homes «venin*. men. At least two hours was Laforest York was somewhat injured. occupied of Universalist citizens. tucks, yoke deep, front and back, some ► discussions. Dress Goods Τ ν organ for the Baptist York was unconscious. He bv these Mrs. Elizabeth J. Fiske Fall wrappers pipe Orrington The body of Barker. Furs with embroidered front, only $1.98. is now set 'it was voted to continue the of IWVf.b qr.h.b cbi: irrived and being was taken to the home of his plan was to Norway for P b l.lib. Frost. There are few nephew to con- Wilkins brought Klni rii a new of choice probably very people * to have the re- an district and wife of of our We have assortment αρ. !" planned organ and it was found that he bad suffered superintendency, burial Wednesday. She was the Lwef'fi b «·*»·AllcD· A display that surpasses any LINEN some with large in tbis who have never heard I tinue the observance of the second Sun- WAISTS, vicinity ci'a Tuesday evening of next week. injury to the spine. A. Wilkins. She was born in oniclalH llret half, Referee, Horne. exoellent of the and at fabrios in the season's colors in as Maine Lmversalist George See net showings past other with laundered collar popular of our Celebrated Domestic .»::e Estey Co.'s organists will be lie recovered consciousness on Mon- day January 18-50. She married, half. Referee, Celc. Ujnp1*®»UrapjKS. tucks, small, Wrapper. Otisfield July, Linesmen, Lowell and Foe.. Timer., the same time we oan save money time to look ·.·. ! Rev. F. M. Lamb of Bucktield and Sunday School Convention Day. for some Hofnc. you and extra $1.98. that is of your We believe it the best made. her day, and bad a lawyer summoned A. Wilkins in 1882, and Coic anil .Ionian. cuffs, good quality, worthy wrapper A recommendation that it be made the George an: Barrows of Hebron will be made his will, but his body was entirely resided in Norway where they on them. send for if Customers must think because of Schools of years them over, samples you so, tw > if the soloists. that special mission of the Sunday & Co. Some The recent "line storm" is said to have TAFFETA SILK WAISTS, black only, parahzed, and he died night, just worked for B. F. Spinney our sales. It is made to Maine to one some ISABELLA FOX shawl come to the store. increasing lit, about hours after tbe acci- support Japanese 8irl fifteen they moved to South dropped down ten inches of wet in SABLE AND tucked with and silk cord, can't Mr d Mrs. J. G. Weutwortb, who twenty-four the denomina- years ago panel loops and is has about twice the num- was a widower without the home established by died Mon- of northern Maine in the course of made from the beet selected full, u in New dent. He Berwick where Mrs. Wilkine parts collars, tucks and ha^ at the Glen House tion at Tokio called out some discussion baby giving yoke effect, large children. 4. Services were held at the four days. and LEUTINA or SATIN FACED PRU- ber of stitches found in most wrappers. Ha· re the summer season, day, Oct. skins, and thick, with heads ; during after- as to expense and means. It was lina.ly F. large small tucks in sleeves, $3.98. About The funeral was held Wednesday residence of Mr. and Mrs. John Swain will not with water, fast This fall we ha\e some of the most d to South Paris. voted to refer the matter to the execu- brushes, $10.00, $13.50, $15.00. NELLA, spot noon at the residence of Laforest York, Beal Street Rev. B. S. Rideoul. tbree weeks later they will go to Glen to on by Born. TAFFETA SÏLK WAISTS, finish, all the popular desirable we have ever shown in Flan- J. H. Little. The re- tive committee for investigation, they was beautiful. CHIFFON color, permanont take of a board- attended by Rev. The of flowors Stat Ν. IL, to charge formulate a for carrying it out it display MUFFS to match, $7.00, $10.00, $13.50, and inch $1.00. Blacks, 44 Print and Percale at $1.00, mains were takeu to Bethel for inter- plan Mrs. William Rolfe of Yarmonth is the colors—smoke, navy green, fancy colors, 40 wide, nelette, ing b .-e f r the winter for tbe Libbys, it In Paris, Sept. 24, to the wife of William C. ment. thev deemed practicable. Mrs. C. N. Tubbs. $15.00. front of tucks and buttons, inch heavier $1.25, $1.50. $1.25, $1.50. tbe w: ·Τ8 f the Glen House. , guest of Mr. and Steam», η eon. bands, wide, quality, The committee recommended the or- town shot a Maurice L. Flint of this In Boston, Oct. 4, to the wife of S. Clarence sleeves trimmed to VERY Jimmie s Off. I'anizition of the order of of a eon. and correspond, extra 1! mpany No. 2 was organized Carney Uay knights dter that about one hundred Cu.tK OPOSSUM shawl collars, plain STORM SERGE, good quality, Arthur for the of the weighed In South Humforil, Sept. 22, to the wife of John $4.98. Tb as follows: a of the King boys Sunday trimmed with heads PRETTY, for its in Sweater Coats »y evening James Carney, guest county and sixtv pounds. Holland, a eon. fancy shapes, some hard to beat wearing qualities, Schools, with attendance on the Sunday norma For· ic—W. C. Thayer. bv reason of illegal dispensing of contra- Alexander MacLean goes to uis In Fryeburg Center, Sept. 21, to the wife of Muffs 48 in. $1.00. The most and as a to and brushes, $4.98, $0.50, $9.00. all leading shades, wide, comfortable service- Λ t Koreuian—C. H. Wyman. band at Kumford, with further School prerequisite membership. about the middle of the Klir.cr Raker, a daughter. Cle'k—R. C. lirav. liquid a but orange grove In Ma»»., 30, to the wife of 50. able made. It is what at the This was passed by routine a most Huntington, Sept. to match, $2.08, $3.50, $7 garment just Nt I in—Κ t>. S action in Lis case pendiug coming vote,. month. Ile reporte delightful Howard L. of Buckfleid, a FANCY SUITING self striped, very lattery. call for a more vote on Churchill, formerly You m— W. M. term of tired of the of re- general his on the lake shore. you want these ought t'rijuliart. ! court, degree 1 summer in cottage daughter. and fine Dress Skirts colore navy, green and smoke, chilly days. Hv'.r.iDtmao—Cita». Kilwanlrt. 1 yoked a discussion, the recom-it^pro- re In to the wife of RUSSIAN MINK, short fur, wide, etraint upon him last Thursday, and quite After his property in good Oxford, Sept. 25, Wellington not to be without one. Κ L.. Carver. L. M. Wtn.-tlow, A. l·.. put favored most and putting Twltchrll, a Marjorie Estelle. desirable $1 00. out to the beautiful au- mendation being by winter he will south and daughter— mad» in throws and fancy very goods, Β iTt- ! started enjoy ! for the go In Denmark, Sept. i8, to the wife of Ellis very pretty, and Plain Knit in and criticised by a few. Finally a pair His These garments are of finest work- green, Fancy greys tumu day. He got hie holiday all right, mildly attend to his orange interests. Blake, a daughter. neck pieces, trimmed with heads and ONE LOT SERGES, brown, Α ·γ: seeorire named as authorities for One of meeting ard, a son. jet buttons, only Mr Mike son of Jailer II. D. Cole and janitor study. of the because of the $1.98; muffs to match, $1.75, $1.98, 75c, $1.00. Nb»plro. Cole, author- instead second, In Rumford, Oct. 3, to the wife of Harris L. qualities, "The the kind W tc Wllkluson. was in the ministers thought the only Berkshire," you buy of the buildings, who in charge series of special services. Elliott, a daughter. $3.50. ONE LOT all wool Panama, double has ties needed should be the Old and New other kinds such as Broadcloth, but the As a sample of the Baldwins be the absence of his father, went after the Morrison is with his grand- Many again, always reliable, nothing and his remarks a Robley box in front with side pleats, raided this Charles II. Colby left mail the arrival of the fore- Testaments, provoked Mr. and Mrs. Freeland Howe. FUR SETS, assort- pleats Panama, Taffotas, Armure, Mohairs, best selected are into these year, following was parents, Married. CHILDREN'S large yarns put since a an further discussion. The wording in trimmed with stitched bands, tucks and with ! u Democrat a few days noon trains. This gave Carney op- He will soon become assistant chemist and kinds from $2.50 Checks, Nun's Veiling, (.'ash- modified so as to recommend the ment of styles up. Shepard goods. rn trees which bore baeement and dually 98. limb fr one of bie to slip into the the Oxford mills. buttons around bottom, $4 and from 25c portunity use of the authors named as In Mexico, Oct. 6, Rev. J. G. Fisher, Mr. meres, Danish Poplinette LADIES' VESTS and fieeced, about tw > barrels of The limb a of overalls to take tbe supple- had his hand by PANTS, apples. secure pair Merton Libby right Walîce S. of and MU» Floee E. the Taylor Roxbury to The new Outing Flannels, wa* t!>H than of an inch of his trousers. mentary. in a machine at Perkins of Andover. ONE LOT skirts, 11 gored with panel $1.50. good weight, 25c, 33c each. seven-eighths p'ace striped prison in the School caught crimping id was from the Normal classes Sunday lost the ends In Oct. Rev. Frederick C. Lee, and Flannelette are iliuri ter where it sawed Thus attired he walked away. shoe factory Tuesday and Rumford, 7, by Shirt Waists sections on each side Kimono Flannel LADIES' VESTS and PANTS, merino were without as was a Mr. J. Y. Clark and Mies Louise fiout, with pleated tree, and it bore Baldwins of use of tbe favored dissent, He was at work re- We»ley Bryant, thirty-nine Vigorous telephone brought of three lingers. both of Rumford. than ever. fine aud coarse extra in recommendation that the teacher get in of the headed stitched bands finished with prettier finish, ribbed, good and averaging large out the information early in the after- the machine at the time and by i;iality, contact with his visit- pairing New Fall waists. Again again 50c each. size. noon that a man his personal pupils by buttons, $6.50. heavy ileece, answering descrip- those accident. about the oharm of jet tbe rail- ing at thoir homes and having will hold its Died. we hear comments LADIES' VESTS and natu- week tion had been hanging around The Pomological Society PANTS, The Democrat will begin nest visits returned. new waists which are now here in cut road station at West Paris, and Gny annual meeting in Norway Nov. 0-11. the ONE LOT Worsted mixtures, ral and white $1.00, the publication of "The Black Bag," by The usual of $100 was Blankets wool, good values, Cole and Sheriff Bicknell of appropriation C. F. Whitman by invitation of In South Paris, Oct. 4, Orrington York, aged and unusually with the front with Lor. Vance. This is a fascinating Deputy the of the State Judge magnificent showing popular panel, $1.25 each; medium weight wool vests started for that in L. S. made toward salary Whitman of Boston is a guest 6t> years. f adventures—so Norway place William In South Parie, Oct. 9, Charles C. Bucknam, low sections on each side, fiuished •tory strange strange, Paris of Universalist churches, at priccd. pleated Here is an item that will interest and pants, 75c. Sessions' automobile. At West Superintendent at the old Whitman homestead Wey- SO years. id f i< that you would hardly believe and for the Banner. aged with $4.98. learned that the man had gone, and ?2.> Universalist this week. In Oxford, Oct. 6, little daughter of Mr. and LOT white hard to de- jet buttons, home. UNION SUITS, tieeced, good weight, them not read them. AU they definite mouth ONE Linene, hotels, camps and at if you did The It was recommended that a was with Mrs. John Qulnn. everybody, they want on to Bryant's Pond. Mrs. Annie Webb of Bangor real tailor some 50c, $1.00; wool, $1.5»), $2.00. pleasantry aside, it is an entertaining of the missionary work of the de- In Rumford, Oct. 6, Mrs. Napoleon Landry. tect from linen, made, ONE LOT PRUNELLA SKIRTS man was not there, but back to part her in town this week. Oct. Mrs. Esther K. 71 ONE LOT 10-4 and white, anil the reader feel assured going line of church exten- people In Bethel, 2, Eryc, aged with small otheis with gr» y plain CHILDREN'S VESTS and PANTS, story, may learned that he nomination in the citizens who at- I trimmed tucks, satin faced. The of this skirt fail to the spool mill Mr. Cole Those of Norway's years. cl^arm that it he begins it be will not sion be the establishment of Sunday Water- In Oct. 6, Mrs. Flora B., wife of W. THESE ARE SELLING or with border, exceptionally good value, fieeced lined, 25c; white and natural had been in fact, that when the the world's fair at North Augusta, large tucks. excellent and tinist \ and will be all the time inter- there, out the tended S. of Bethel, 43 years. lies iu its style becoming room Schools. This topic called re- Wight, aged small size, 50c. 25c auto went he was in the engine ford Saturday report a most pleasant In South Berwick, Oct. 4, Mrs. Elizabeth J. ONLY 98c. 50c; wool, up. ested and entertained. by from one whether any FAST, lines. Its stylish effect is produced by the mill tbe to the query present The fair at North Waterford (Fleke) Wllkins, wife of Geo. A. Wilkins, for BLANKETS 11-4 grey or white, with LADIES' wool and of inquiring way ception. the HOSE, cashmere, two churches had ever been established to of merly of Norway, aged M vears, 3 months. front of the successful combination of C l'.arlee C. Bucknam died Saturday house of a man who lives a mile or is looked forward by many ONE LOT of Batiste, entire or without 89c, $1.00, $1.25, the medium of a School, always In Welchvllle, Oct. 4, Mrs. Clarlesa A. Llbby, border, 25c, 50c, 75c, $1.00. foren after some weeks of through Sunday who think it the best nine and the >a, failing out. Norway's people aged 72 years, J month, 8 days. Val. baby tucks and smooth-fitting gored top aud and numerous volunteers rose to state lace, hemstitching, $1.50, $175, $1.98; large heavy, LADIES' HOSE, tin, grey and black, health, at the home of his daughter, Following up this clue, the party of the season's fairs. fashionable kilts finished with instances where bad been tucks and lace Insertion in below, 50. Mrs Κ nello which has been their man in the road near the parishes kept Mr. and Mrs. £. £. Andrews have embroidery, $2.25, $2 out size, white feet, rib top, 25c and 50c. Edwards, overtook as bands and $9 00. lie him alive and new churches established house on Main a for $1,49. pointed buttons, and his :!Mtne for a number of years, Grand Trunk quarry, and brought moved into their new MONEY BACK. sleeves, beauty only WOOL BLANKETS, grey white, Black, 12>£c, 15c, 25c. the of a School. in the was v.· of age. lie leaves three in. Modern inventions, like the tele- outgrowth Sunday Street. have been living extra years officers for the com- They Skirts of all Worsted Voile, with border, $3.50, $3.98; heavy, CHILDREN'S HOSE, FLEECED, cii. Hat- seem to make Nominations for Bank. NUN'S VEILING WAISTS, all colore, imported ren. all of this place—Samuel, phone and the automobile, tenement over the Savings 25c, ing year were by the committee, wife of Boston Sell a and small latest cut, $8 50, $9 00, $10.00. $5 00, $5.50. 12)ljc, 15c, 25c; wool, 37.'ac. tie, wife of Konello Edwards, and Addie, the way of tbe transgressor still harder. reported Walter Sanborn and F. Δ. Shurtleff & Co. button front or back, large very and the officers were elected on a single with Mr. wife f C'yiue P. Campbell. The funeral are enjoying their vacation on that Treasurer Elected. as follows: D. S. Remedy for Catarrh will be at S A. m. Tuesday, and inter- Corporation ballot, Sanborn's parent?, Mr. and Mrs. ment at North Auburn. Little time was taken up with the vil- President—Rev. Frederick T. Nelson, Bruns- Sanborn, at the Falls. Walter Sanborn Liberal Basis. office. meeting Friday evening, wick. has a in the Boston Globe "Grows hotter every day," was the lage corporation Vice-President— Krnest L. Palmer, Dexter. position of and a few voters were present. J. L. Woodforde. L. M. Felcb, Superintendent on A week of only Secretary—Kred Tower, Breathe over the germ-ridden general remark Sunday. A. Port- inO the new house, Hyomei II. Bean was elected moderator. Treasurer—Mies Ueorgte Bradley, Schools, has moved and it will kill the beautiful though very warm October This membrane, germs, The first business was to choose a land. corner Main and Home Streets. weather had its climax in a when Kxecutlve Committee—Mrs. II. D. Sears, Lcw- aud cure catarrh. day to till the W. U. Clark of E. treasurer of the corporation totoD, Mrs. A. B. Crockett, Dexter, Ilev. was the bouse purchased by is do other must NORWAY, in the There way—you gel the thermometer went high up on to the lot and caused the death of Frank A. Gould, Portland. £. Andrews, and moved can de eighties. women in thin vacancy by where the germs are before you Everywhere this It) ballots were cast, a conference after the fire. sleeves Shurtleff. For The session closed with repaired them. white waists aud men in shirt he have stray all for Charles Π. Howard. on led Mrs. Arm- Allie will, expects, have were on and lawns, and I elementary grades, by Wyman And when catarrh germs .disap- sitting piazzas relat- » of winter ap- The other article in the warrant about one hundred barrels other will there except for the brilliant foliago and the strong. peared, things happen; ed to the matter of and the raising ir condition of other police ples. will be no more hawking, not even vegetation everything for that Chairman John is installing a vapor ba i midsummer. of money purpose. Sampson the morning; that offensive breath will the appearance of assessors corner Main and MAINE the in his residence, Κ. N. Hall of corporation The annual state convention of the Y. heater there will be no more obnox- F. A of disappear; The Seneca Club met with Mrs. stated that the appropriation $5<] with a service at Deering Streets. ious or or P. C. U. opened praise commenc- mucous, coughing, sneezing, last Members at the annual meeting was used a The union revival meetings it Taylor Monday evening. made 2 P. m. Wednesday, following which or huskiness of voice, or difficulty with annua! were to be al Oct. and will responded to the roll call up, and if police employed service was conducted by ed Sunday afternoon, 3d, All these accès the communion The attend- breathing. disagreeable dues—as it was the first meeting of tb« all more roust be appropriated. On and Rev. II. continue for two weeks. will Rev. M. C. Ward of Norway such sories of the demon catarrh disap season—and facts the dis that constables were alwayi ance is very and the interest concerning ground H. Hoyt of Qirara. good pear, and as they go the glow of healtt on '"Worner in case of a motion wai to make the interesting and covery of America. Papers available need, The business session of the convention as meetings will return, and all the strength anc in the of America'" were read to over the article, but this Making made pass at 8:30, when the visitors were profitable. energy that was formerly used in com In tht some anc opened of Grange will Id the Revolution, Mre. Fernald; was defeated after discussion, Miss Susie E. Walker, The members Norway the inroads of catarrh, will brinj ex welcomed by of November. bating Westward Mrs. Eastman; It sum of $25 was then raised, to be hold a fair the first part Movement, the of the Norway union. The back your vitality and ambition, wil MILLINERY! Co. 1' of the assess president in their new hall. Bolster W. direction be held N. the Mrs. the will Struggle over Slavery, under was the state It make a new, being ol pended assess response by president, Oct. 1st healthy, happy in America, Mrs ors. and in next year's who A. C. Lord left Norway Morton; Present-day placed Rev. Stanley G. Spear of Dexter, you in a few weeks. Also Dayton were served discussion of tlx business and pleasure All the latest ideas in fall and winter millinery. Uarnes. Fine refreshments ment. The principal his annual address,* and the reports for a combined F. A. Shurtleff & Co. will sell you ι came after ad gave Brockton fair, New issue was informal, and Miss Florence M. French trip to Boston, the outfit for $1.00. Thii line of of A photograph made by E. L. Green· of the βγcretary, and complete Byomei a complete Our Fall Stock L. York Philadelphia, Washing- a bottle of of this lia» the honor of rnakinj journment. of Portland, the treasurer, Gerry city, includes a fine inhaler, Hyo place ton. He to return to Norwa; in o f of Portland, and the expeclu mei and AND CHILDREN'S the of the October issue Water Co. will Take $45.0°° Brooks superintend- (pronounced High-o-me), LADIES' frontispiece Norwr.y were then about the 12th. for use. Sold and Locomotive ents of other departments structions by leadini Railway Engineering Official communication has been re for the session The trustees of the NotVay Savingi Extra bottles 51 It is a of a trail heard, and committees druggists everywhere. photograph passenger from the Water Co. rela Bank on afternoon elected George i Grant ceived Norway were Friday cents. And bear in mind, money back HOSIERY hauled 325 on the th( , appointed. tc UNDERWEAR as* by engine to the sale of their in were L. Curtis treasurer of that institution, and tive property set for about one hundred doesn't cure. Art and was taken while the trail Tables Mr, Hyomei Trunk, to the South Paris Villag< , Ε. Τ abbe, deceased. Bonnets. Rugs town of Paris annual state which succeed George A nice assortment of Babies' Squares was little dis filled at the banquet coming at full speed, a of tbe ae for some towi under tbe terms at Concert Hall at 0 P. M Curtis has been years tance below the railroad bridge, th< Corporation th< was served the Canadian of the according to which which was a clerk and agent of Expresi NECKWEAR AND GLOVES. new. Call and see them. of the train be legislature Wednesday. The supper, an in Is large and cloud dust stirred up by is now 1 ol in and hae conducted village corporation one, was served by the ladies Co. Norway, iog a feature of the Sev installingn:ime< I good plain picture. water The price the dinners surance business. MI-O-NA system. who served eral other of moving train supply Norway Grange, photographs the company is $45,000. the two conven- ate of th< by Norway and suppers throughout Cures Miss S. M. Wheeler, used in the same number to the I ! indigestion This according genera the there wat Don't That Cough sour β torn but this is all odds tin price, tions. During banquet Xeglcct It relieves stomach misery, magazine, by seems to settle it that the ap of and may rut SOUTH MAINE. beet. opinion, excellent music by an orchestra young It certainly racks your system ach, belching, and cures all stomach dii MARKET SQUARE, PARIS, will be made by a com Or- serious. Allen's Lung Balsan M praisal finally known as the Sunday School Into something For salt ease or back. Large box of tab LI NOLEU th in th« people will check It and permanently. money Mrs. Cora S. Briggs entertained mission as provided at the quickly 40-4." m appointed chestra, which frequently play· all lets 60 cents. all towxu Club at its first meeting ο at druggists. Druggists Kuterpean act. sessions of the Universalist Snndaj YEAR. WE the season last Monday afternoon. Th [9 I IS GROWING IN FAVOR EVERY wit our II School. members are very much pleased We wish to express appreciate the state us friends am I After the supper president SUITABLE FOR their season's which giv ) ! 0f the kindness shown by I EYE CLOSING OUT SALE HAVE THEM IN PATTERNS programmes, Rev. G. Stanley Spear of Dexter, Intro YOUR MIND'S promise of and » neighbors during our recent affliction interesting prorttabl as toasmaster Charles F. Rldlor but eyes cannot always be dt SITTING BATH was the of duced Has vision, your every-day DINING ROOMS, ROOMS, programme de and also to thank Knights Pythiat state perpetual afford it. I ο — study. Monday's for thei of a former president Don't them. You can't give y OF toted to and a Fellows and the Grange Norway, pended upon. neglect Beethoven and Schubert, Odd was in his re will leave no defect uncorrected CHAMBERS AND HALLS. Mr. Ridlon very happy the most exacting examination that ROOMS, carried out was: tokens of sympathy. whom h< and few aa MUCB as were all those upon can MORE COMFORT, very f Roll Emii.y A. Kino, marks, No glaes give you call—current musical events. than an hour was occu are correct LADIES' REVELATION OXFORDS. "Uiio Beethovei K. Tucker, called. More because RICHARDS' CLASSES absolutely trio—Overture Egmont, Irene those wh( Mrs. Mise with these exercises, Krlggs, Mr». Wilson, Thayer. Ukrbert M. Tucker. pied I DON'T FIT BY "GUESS WORK." See Our New Stock. Beethoven and Schubert, responded being the state treasurer $3.00 and $3.60 Pat Colt and Vici Kid Oxfords, Mise Swett. Brooke of Portland, Rev. W ν ucal of ministers met at Αι Gerry L rolo—The Erl Kin*. Schuber A committee Miss Florenci Sale Price $2.25. C and D wide. Μ1«ι Leach. to for H. Gould of Portland, Λ gusta Monday cousider plans "ano ami organ—Adagio de Septuor. whic 'i French of Portland, the state secretary , state-wide evangelistic campaign ; Beethovei t G. of Dexter, Mrs to conduct from abot Rev. Stanley Spear D Mrs. Ruroham, MlsaTolman. it is proposed Ε « is 1 of West Paris, Miss Susie isdo solo— Impromptu, Schuber u ! 5th to Feb. 15th next. It hope Ellingwood Bolster Jan ο W. O. N. Mise Jackson. 1 of Rev. M. C. Ward Co., ,, Rev. Walker Norway, Frothingharn, % the noted ocal »olo— Deith anil the Schuber ι to have evangelist, Dayton of Bethel, Mclden, who is now in Aui ι- Norway, and Ellery C. Park D, Mise Tolman. •Wilbur Chapman, wai η the service, a sermon MAINE. ΠΑΙΝΕ. I. ΜΔ1ΝΒ. rlaso duet-Turkish March from the Ruins 1 fire the first gun of the campalg For evening SOUTH PARIS, SOUTH PARIS, of tralia, Rev. James D. Athene. Beethove Jan. 6th. scheduled by Tllllnghas Mre. Gray, Mrs. Wheeler. in Portland PROBATE NOTICES. τκ* World's Bink-ootu. Γο all peraont Interested In either of the KiutM hereinafter named : HOMEMAKEES1 COLUMN. Tb. Auction Booms. only p»f·' noii'Ith.t UKCipled [astern Steanslrip Company. At » Probate Court, held at Parts, In aB,« Hie Land of ^X^ars of tor the County of Oxford, on the third Tuesday uf to the ladle· The Hw< on of Interest fS.OO Trip. Correepondenœ topic· rm|1.00*Mwtfi Id the year of oar Lord one WELL!. Usolicited. Address: Editor Hombkakuu' Sept.» thousand KEEP line hundred and nine. The Me »*· lUUrotau ft.OO. following matkr " Commit Oxford Democrat, Sooth Paris, Bankof The·® note· been for the action No need to be sick. People who regularly use the true L. F.n Bnglanà. I am now to buy all living presented ther«-ai„,n ply printed in black Ink on Irtoh linen"J®' prepared or lerelntfter Indicated, U te hereby Oeukkjlii never suffer from constipation, sick headache, Puzzledom. Steamships "Governor Dingley" Atwood'a Bitter· «rater-lined sorts of That notice thereof be given to all person* in a of this reliable old medi- Touch the Season'* Feature. paw, plain Our leave Franklin Wharf, a of Get bottle Black State" tht· order or biliousness. ,._„j The reason tnat a Country 'Bay wrested, by causing copy to be indigestion a Th-t bTdWomaij at P. for Bos- three weeka in cine and it now. Sold at all good stores, jj cts. bottlt. "▲ touch of black often make· the Portland, week day· 7 κ., published successively the ox begin taking .îilïd or worn Bank of Bnglaod note to STOCKS OF GOODS tord Democrat, a publlahed ,.t No. 644.—Charadaa. whole costume a clever ion. newapaper South kin," paraphrase· rar«lv seen it that do te· which In any Parte, In aald County, that they may app,„r u. 1. — No. Me. the Parisian daah — Probate Court to be held at said Haven, New York dressmaker, And their back to the Bank are INCLUDING Pari, 0B first the of a way way of 1812 Returnlnt the third of October, A.D. law used oui 'L. P.* Atwood'a Bitten with rreat success My language pat and cachet of whoae coatame· has made XX1L—War Tueaday «« Have y cancelled and new onee ar jf the clock in the forenoon, and be heart §>s and other stomach trouble·. Think it a standard His gratitude to show. Immediately Leave Union Boston, week tbert / (or constipation ber famous. It la a fact that the well· HAND FURNITURE. Wharf, an If aee cause. second help· you find this out SECOND they N f remedy." _W. L. As*. My black note often blends warring of Erie lay· at 7 p. m., for Portland. And much mors that you know. placed Battle Lake Andrew T. Kenlaon, late of Browi color· and about a or at .TÏVûT..0'.^ 1HJ My third names oft your brother man, bring· harmony, paper printed In black and white, with I have a lot of second hand Through ticket· on aale at principal ileceaaed : will and petition for probate ι„-renl leant a smart which makes a toilette Albeit TeAune Martha S. Sauds, the four worst or dearest foe. ne··, numerous mythological and By P»jr*oo railroad station·. presented by executrix fourth and a beast of prey. distinctive and Furniture, Sleighs, Car- (herein named. My fifth, interesting. nioturea They are In dénominations οι may you not enrage him! in for the rate· a· low aa other line·. Harah B. late of Oh, Black hM been the fad Pari· one Freight H«wt( Hebron, decease·! advice five franc, to tbouaand riages and other goods When left with him take my twelve month·, and tbe black craze KmTwenty will and petition for probate thereof prew-Dted him. paat J. F. General M. the executrix And most securely cage reached America last Since HE western shore new and second hand for LISCOMB, Agent, by Ida Lealle, therein nan,«j. - My whole a most Important point spring. of notes are of a some- Portland, Me. - tben we have bad blaok black ''Bank England of Lake Erie Job H Rawioa, late of l'art», .|e,,.,.H Sufficiently presented frocks, what sixe-five inchee sale. thereto and lined and trimmed unhandy by el^ht was thronged will, codicil petition for km!,at# Within astronomy, go seek. hate, evening wraps South American currency r,eem*> [hereof presented by Martha M. Raw- u» Free! man with black button· on our linen , with one named. Free! 'Twaa not by Invented. black, th.t people for when executrix therein Free! that Cash blllio! tb· United State·, except paid goods bought black neckties on our colored coats, cinnamon brown and .late blue ar.tb« September day and I sell for same. WsihUi|to· A. Billing». Ut- of W II. and knows what not that frock·, goodness color.. Q«m" •In 1813. They Harvesting: »tock, deceased ; petition Lortn/o i;;il Is to at prevailing 'urr.=cy ;· My first the boy taught do school; inevitable black Inge or some other suitable person ι»· ; beside, adding this nrinted In green ine nuio· were If have wish to My next he takes at college— and black, ^ gathered you anything you as administrator of the estate of said ( touch. S. That Is, If he's as busy as my third. being In denominations of from Ave as to sell or have sold at sale presented by Lorenzo Billing, bj.»;i.. Black, and black and white—or "mag- spectators private bring Bent on acquiring knowledge. one of the most Sarah E. Densmorr, late of II r\er, .> Mount Black bats may be worn with everything bay in Michi- It certainly racks your pyNtero Into pcrlotm. Allen'· Lung Balaam prese tted for allowance by Henry il i.u· the lower right band letter) will spell and are a wise choice for tbe but could xomtlhlng always currency ln gan, wtli check It an <·' I' seen a il proleollou agaiuat couu.erleltlng warships, mounting sixty-three Didn't Have to Change. the number frock, in Fifth They cea-ed for order l· dltiiim PERSON bringing largest poet. ΙΛ charming !,b.^rrtbrr.^fS of our Full line of NEW CARRIAGES, ; petition unique —Harper's this and the in which Avenue tea room tbe other To offset gain possession During years pure rem In h's hands i.y 1. Behead and leave de- afternoon, Weekly^ lining presenu of this entire advertisement to Hobbs' sluggish a which was the to the food laws have been put into effect exicutor. was of shepherd checked cheviot with Xo Wae or Not To Wli the lake, key CARRIAGE FURNISHINGS and Smith, pressed. has been a and Store, March knee length tunic of black chiffon cloth British position in the northwest, a there great hurrying Mary A· Warren, late of llebion, THEVariety Norway, Saturday, 2. Behead a small and leave i.n»ar me, now!" exclaimed the on the of the food man- REPAIRS. for deterndnall ·η of i-oli.n. opening over it. The tunic fell over the nlue vessels ecurrying part l>etUlon straight Yankee fleet of (smaller ■> » a No. ance tax by Jam Wrl, t, ,t at 3 P. M., will receive 8-20, King unrefiued metal. was at the bottom ufacturers to change their methods to presented 5,1910, skirt aud finished than Barclay's squadron aud carrying for-lames A. Flamlere, executor. S. Behead to oscillate and leave a with a hem. The make them conform to the law. Kineo valued at $60.00, FREE. Ask simply very deep was fitted out and Range, only fifty-four guns) The Oats is a con- Mary A· Warren, late of Hebron. side checked of the cheviot showed Quaker Company «■ building. pattern under the command of young first account presented for aliowan· friends to to save this advertise- was placed It was admitted your begin 4. Behead a kind of turf and leave to through it plainly, and at the neck spicuous exception. E. 0. A. Handera, executor. «av Cockle-on the-Shell? Oliver Hazard and niLLETT, set a little of white Icelande lace. Captain Perry. Early that Quaker Oats was as pure ment for consume. yoke remonstrated the A DDI SON M, HBEE1CK, of you. -Excuse me," girl on the of 10 the rival as that it was an Judge Black chiffon blouses, mounted over morning Sept. clean possible and NEAR 0. T. STATION, A true δ. Behead round and leave a small ftirton "vou mean what is ine copy—Attest: white lace, and showing the pattern fleets approached each other. ideal food. *LRKRT I). PARK, lb. .; mass of no definite shape. Mittuition It'· ·«» » ."Uo°· """ one can af- through, are also having a certain vogue Perry's flagship was the twenty gun It is so cheap that any South Paris, Maine. ft Behead a hard mineral and that NOTICE. very for restaurant wear, the fad for trans- Lawrence, named for the slain ford it and so nourishing every- brig eubacrlbers notice leave raveled linen. effects kD-You're wrong, madam," Interposed one needs it. The result of last year's The hereby give parent being very pronounced "What I. !«'< captain of the Chesapeake. Besides have been duly appointed executors -t (his fall. experiments at Yale and other points and trxtamcnt of lunarian* this, he had two more brigs, the Niag- will No. 649.—Added Numbers. The smaller touches of black are in- where food values were tested is that PKTKR B. YOl'SG, lat·· of Γ In FALL is was?" asked the Girton girl, ara and the Caledonia, five schooners been In the County of Oxford, decease·!. Λ NEW Oats has by SUITS. U?"Is adopted A'hundred to what's troduced in all sorts of Jet but- Quaker capable ways. having demands against tl··' e*ut. and strong. and a sloop. As he bore down upon as their food on which Becomes rope, large (one are a favorite method of adding the many persons ccaec While fifty to good Noah's inevitable black note to a colored gar- Sh*Don't the enemy Perry they rely for adding vigor and ment, and all Indebted thereto rev.' lift its voice in song. make Immediately. May ment. blue coats with black flair. At sinht of it a cheer broke ance of muscle and brain. payment Five hundred to Interior Navy top CHAIM.M II. Vol Latest Creations and buttons are cbic, from all the American craft and from The Quaker Oats Company meets MIRY K. YOL'N<> The Becomes a dally meal. facings jet very and black but all demands in the way it packs 1WJ. And fifty to a serpent small both in Paris and here, the shore, for it bore the dead cap- September'ilst. are seen on of the suit Quaker Oats; regular size packages The firemen climb with zeal. tons many long if is is tain's (lentilles» words, "Don't give up to Un'"*? she continued. "But an<) the size NOTICE. $12.50 $25.00. coats in dressy style. A green cheviot Yankee fleet large family package; the ship!" Then tin? The subscrllx r notice t revere reach- the latter both with and without hereby gives No. 650.—Turn About Puzzle. coat, with black moire silk lead- interposed a fifth. "Is is, rushed into action, the Lawrence 4 been duly appointed ftdmlnlatrati to tbe is fastened ""lutS," ^ china. of ing waistline, by a estate ing and heading for the Detroit, far late of Par' means of three jet buttons, set be- ANDREW J. AVKR, huge The In the of Oxford, dee· i-· tween waistline and Small but- larger British ship. English guns County hips. jet bond* M the law dlrei'ts. til pi Suits were of than ours, and Spring cone in rows ornament blouses and longer range demands against the e*tat* of sal de. tunics and often give character to plain at a mile and a half distance they Picture Frames deelied to present the same for UIt SfiP»—IJ,« I lie thereto are to replied "dogona- all Indebted colored fabrics which would lack dis- v',?"ma(Sam," a murderous Are on the Law- rei|ue«led One-half Price ri.n "b« It "·. We bave Jn.t go»· opened ment lmme. ltar.», at ni; more than twice as much as were mounted on or tablecloth," got d condition. Seeing burk's Tuesday they efore. What are the two rep- >n tine are effective in British tire was centered mills. aee cause : Yours ligures wires, equally _ Grade Portrait Work they Sincerely, tbe was com- High It is cleaned six times before grinding. resented the letters? ight hair, and sometimes these jet hair But In time perilous trip Frank A. Miurtleff, late of Γ by la Widow's Weeds. the sewing of the imamente are matched by dangling jel pleted. and Perry climbed unhurt Everything—even ceased; will and petition for probati done clean, bright Walter L. the e\ and the from whose mast- bags-is by machinery. presented by tiray, No. 651.—Enigma. earriuge, by high "dog-collars," aboard Niagara, in Water color, Note bow much purer William Tell is therein uamrd. more be- Crayon, which make decollette bodices head his "Don't the other flours. This means wheat I a word of letters give up ship" flag than I. > Whole am eight to faces. Mary C. Walker, late of Parle, coming many now the most complete equip- and mean less one floated. cleaning by will and for probate thereof pi·· rough: syncopate The black velvet ribbon bow at the and Oil a ment known to modern science. petition at onre to the rem- specialty. milling by harfes A. Walker, the executor a to wite. «1» «'»· left a "Id"» « Perry signaled Seph S. B. & Z. S. PRINCE letter and 1 am word meaning sup- throat is so familiar that no New York loving > William Tell Flour has the brilliant named. nants of his little to close can make. press; behead oue letter and 1 uame a woman at least need to be told of it. squadron bloom suchasonlyObio wheat ADDISON K. HKRRICK, .obbed In and sent all bis Satisfaction Guaranteed. Ask dealer, and insist on having— Judge Of Mid Co near relative; behead again and 1 am These bows, sometimes very tiny, some '"'"."enly^Tyou pi—." ships crashing your ABBOTT BLOCK, NORWAY, MAINE. the widow in the Iront a» «he A true copy—Attest :— aud I times of eizible are pew, through the center of the enemy's not the same; behead me twice quite proportions, her ALBERT D. PARK. Regl-i. at the white or an In.taut from band- me 1 am used the top of jabot lm.rg.d7or line. Passing through the British am a prououn; curtail and kerchief. rabot bow, where it joins tbe bigb collar fleet at close and tak- NOTICE OK ΚΟΚΚΠ.ΟΜ κι:. still a pronoun; transpose and 1 am an quarters, giving L M. Tell Ι William >r a cbic touch TUFTS, Frank H. Hsli an I Alice M ν χρχ stock. Tbey give very a hailstorm of leaden mis- WIIKREA", <>f Great Scheme. ing deadly ti expression iuquiry. to theiwhite neckwear, and the touch of For Sale (husband ηηΊ wife) both of PIxrifM, siles. then, as he reached the rear of PARIS. by of Oxford ami State <»f Maine, by ti PAINT black below the chin is most be- in the world is Cranker N'icholt St.. SOUTH county DO YOU WANT.COOD usually Stubb—Why he turned his <'«*•**1 'late·! the Ûlli 'lay of Λ uiru 652.—A Bird Letter. so those the enemy's line, squad- mortgage No. coming. devoting much time to flying I). 1» 5, an·! recorded In Ox font Pe^'Utr ron about and broadside after to In the following letters the names of Black tulle bows at tbe throat are also mode) airships? Does be expect to equal poured N. D. Bolster Co. Deed», Book ·>'.·. I'ag·· MS, conveyed at undertdgncd, a certain parcel of Heal Κ s These are in but this tulle bow fad the broadside Into the British point seven birds are concealed. again fashion, Wrights'? situate In Dtxtletd, In the county of Oxfoii it is a scheme of hie. blank ·· to be read backward: is one which always runs itself into the Penn—No, pet range. State of Maloe, and described as fol'ow·. t.. Walt for n and becomes common in a short he sent up hie wife's dog and it at about 4 o'clock In the A new Lot Tho farm occupied bv Blanche "Dear ran across a few ground To-day Suddenly i- Nell-Mary is ami on which >he die·!, ami known time—which seems a for the never returned, and to-morrow lie ·■ orchids in June. How we all won- pity, airy afternoon the order "Cease tiring!" Walte farm, and coninlnlnir eight to if a of Goods. The best of fearsyler bow under the chin is particularly be- going send up hie wife's parrot Plumbing acres more or less with the buildings dered what were. Then 1 bor- was passed from vessel to vessel. The (S5) they coming to most faoes. Madame Paquin, strong wind is blowing. oak woodwork for closets. No old on. ami whereas the comlltlon of cal I mort, ** smoke lifted, aud the on shore now η ■> rowed them, aud a gentleman told us observed with interest be- people ha* been broken, therefore, by who is always Call and see this h ne. the br ach of the condition thereof I elal LIQUID about them In a mau- C. R. the 1060 Vir- saw why the battle had so unexpected- goods. Job- very interesting cause Jeweler, of ber chic costumes, recently Kluger, attended to. No foteclosuie of said mortirige. ner. We have been having keen arctic wore a white serge costume, with a big ginia Avenue, Indianapolis, Ind., writes: ly come to au end. Prom the British bing promptly Dated at Dix Held, Maine, thin -Mil'! da;. 1909. black bat covered a white a "I was so weak from trouble flew the white of sur- for team. September, weather." by veil, kidney flagship flag charge 39 41 JOHNS HARLOti Ρα,ινΤ black tulle cravat and black earrings.— that I could hardly walk a hundred feet. render! Four bottles of L. M. Longloy, No. 653.—Chârâde. Ex. Foley's Kidney Remedy Λ cheer rang from fleet to shore aud NOTICE OF FORECLOII RK. cleared cured back- My whole was the queen of my first, my complexion, my back for miles Maine. W IIEREAS, Herbert F. Cainpliell of l'en., again, reverberating Morway, I>v For «lie was the town's chosen belle. Hints. ache and the irregularities disappeared, the county of Oxfopl anil state of Maine. 48 through the still September air. Out «lee·! dated the IgliU■· ·.■ Bears and thieves often dwell In my last. with and I can now attend to businees every mortgaire , Λ favorite amusement my little A. U. ami rscopled In oxfopl It·. ? And I'm sure that Is all I need tell. and recommend of the tangled mass of wreckage, April, ones when shut in on account of bad day Foley's Kidney I'try of Deeds, Hook 2κί<, Page SJ»i, convey·· PORTLAND. to all as it cured me smashed spars aud useless ro|tes the the a curtain of !'.· weather or illness, is to sit at the front Remedy sufferers, trie, undersigned, parcel Beheadings. after the doctors and other remedies two lleets. victor A LOW PRICE Batata hltuate In I'eru. In the county of Oxf< 118 CQMMEWHSl. window and guess what will pass. One S74S ami State of Maine, ami described as follow had failed." F. A. Shurtleff & Co. : Γ§} 1. Behead a beverage and leave a decides it will be a man, another a dog, and vanquished, wit: The same ami all that was dec·!· — — D. Delano Oliver C. place of amuseiueut' fur young folks. and the next a and when it is near drew apart. Ter- OM Daniel by Hopkins by girl, "Do and wife ever have dated 17, A. D In*!, and recopie·! 'ι we add Father to the list. It you your any April Behead the running of a stream meal time ry's victory had for, bv Dan'el over a and play too, I often take my sewing aud made head that which Is stream "Only once in awhile," answered Mr. west Laura Di-lano, and whereas the comlltlon us a in the game. now When in want of anything in our line* give call. leave a high comb of laud. join "when Henrietta her It possible for 3ewelerand Graduate mortgage has been broken, tberefon Meekton, changes Optioian. reason of the breach of the comlltlon t deaf person should carry a Answers.—1. Drink, rink. 2. Flow, Every mind about something and neglects to General Harri- claim a foreclosure of sal·! mortgage WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY. WE SELL whistle. If the make it an in- Wool low. 8. Bridge, ridge. family notify me." son to chase the Dateil at Dlxlleld, Maine, this l'itli !-. variable rule for some one to appear in Carpets September, tM. Kritish and In- 39-41 HESKV O. STANLFI answer to the whistle the one afflicted Do you have that dark brown taste in Doors, Windows, Frames, Builders' Finish, Glass, Putty, Letter Enigma. dians out of Nails,] with deafness will be pleased with the your mouth every when you ο close out odd patterns and clean first Is In hat: but not In bonnet. morning NOTICE. My useless are Michigan aud result. It will prevent calling awake? [f so, you bilious and should t Builders' Hardware, Sheathing Paper, My second Is in ballad, but not In sonnet. stock. In the District Court of the Unite ! State- for and save It has been tried take two or three of those little Blood- demolish the Lowest Prices in OxfordGountv.i up My third Is In yeast, but not In bread. many steps. District of Maine. In Bankrupt·')'. most η s Vfy fourth Is In Iron, but not In lead. and found satisfactory. ine Liver Pills, easy to take, never sick- Κ g I I h gen- In the matter of ) House Faints, Floor Linseed Oil, In Faints, My fifth Is In near, but not in far. Some of the signs which to tell en, weaken or gripe, 25c. mailed by The eral's (Proctor's! tiUY W. HKRUICK, ! Bankrupt by of ) Barn Paints, Floor Varnishes, tfy sixth Is In grease. but not In tar. fruit and are here indi- Bloodine Inc., Boston, Mass. Houghton, Bankrupt. Dressing, good vegetables Co., army. Perry's 1 My whole si>ells something that farmei To the creditors of Guy W. Herri· It, b. Roof Paints, Floor Finish, cated. Oranges are sound and juicy curt of of ami district aforesa: Turpentine, boys love. report MAINE, County Oxfopl when heavy but not too hard. Radishes Friend—What on earth are yon doing NORWAY, Chas. F, Notice Is hereby given that on the :il-t '■ ·■< Paints, Filler, Brushes. And you'll know what It Is it you solve the battle of Ridlon, >· Wagon Liquid W. and when are not St to to that painting of Oct., A. D. 1908, the said Gny Ilerrl··l the above. turnips spongy yours? Lake Erie has tt Our paints include Heath & Milligan, and Sherwin-Williams. Duber—Can't eee? I'm a duly adjudicated bankrupt, and that Impervious, Answer.—Haying:. eat. are best when the edges you rubbiog the l>e hel l ·' Pineapples become a his- passixo through meeting of his creditors will are in of raw meat over the rabbit in the s of the top smooth; inferior quali- piece BKms" FUtET ΛΤ Corner Main and Danforth Sts.. office of the Referee, No. 8 Market Squar··. Mrs. Alshoddie will be torlc saving. In- on the i:tth of Oct, A. D to ties the tops are of the foreground. 60 YEARS' I'aiia, day Key Puzzledom. saw-edged close quarters. 10 In at which lb "■·' beet of all THE TIME TESTED KIND. Don't is when it breaks here to-day, and when she sees her pet Head of filling EXPERIENCE o'clock the forenoon, Paroid Roofing-The roofings. No. 037.-Enigma : Cube. cub. Cuba. variety. Celery good said creditors may attend, prove their without much smell of that rabbit, she'll buy it. many pages with a recital of his ex- a examine the bankru try imitations. No. 638.-Buried Cities: 1. Genoa. 2. bending. Asparagus dog NORWAY, MAINE. appoint trustee, should be quite stiff. Nuts cannot be ploit. his first dispatch to Harrison transact such other business as may pr Cork. 3. Mobile. 4 L'tlca. 5. London. come before said meeting. make to order. The kind that lasts. until are of or nine Screen Doors and Window Screens—We judged very correctly they If people with symptoms kidney contained merely the following COKDEKOE» STATEMEXT South Paris, Sept. ΑΙ. 19υ». No. 630.-My Pets: Crumpet, cari>et. should be of Regular sizes of doors in stock. Have your veranda screened in. opened, but they good hladdrr trouble could realize their dan- iihort words: WALTER I.. <;ray, puppet, trumpet, limpet, tippet, para- weight, but not too hard to crack. would without loss of time OF THE Referee In Rankr We sell wire screeu cloth, spring hinges, Ac. ger tbey "We have met the enemy, and they Patents pet If after the of a mustard commence taking Foley's Kidney application are ours!" Lovel! Mutual Fire Insurance Co.· | WOTICK. Wheelbarrows We have a few tirst class wheelbarrows. Call and see them. No. 640.—Riddle: Paper. poultice the affected place is rubbed Remedy. This great remedy stops the TRADE MARKS Elsewhere we were less fortunate on LOVELL, MAINE. In the District Court of the Cnlted Stat·: zoo. ma oil there is no likeli- and the strengthens Designs No. 641.—Cuarade: Mon. tea. with camphorated pain irregularities, District of Maine, in the ... Copyright· Ac. Bankruptcy. and Electrical sell "Columbia Ignition Uatteries" hood of cold. and builds up these organs and there is Koa in 1813. Apart from the loss of ASSET"», υ EC. 31, 1908. Telephones Supplies—We --Montezuma. iucurring «ending a «ketch and may In the matter of ) j or na- Anyone description Caeli in olllce and bank #·!7>9 best for automobiles and no danger of Bright's disease other llie Chesapeake and Argus, other quickly uncertain our opinion free whether an THOMAS B. In ltankr t· telephones. No. 642.-Pictured Word: Panoramic. If a water will *11 other 50 0° STEVEN*. | lamp gets overturned, serious disorder. Do not disregard the nti disasters followed thick and fast. Inrontlon I* probnbly patentable Communica- aeeet*, of Rumfonl, Bankrupt ) No. 643.—Concealed Crains: 1. Wheat. be of no use in the flames. tion» Ktrlctly ο pntldentlal. HANDBOOK on l'aient· extinguishing F. A. Shurtleff & Co. To the of Thomas R. Stevens, early symptoms. The year 1813 ended adversely for ■ent free. oldest aaency for secenngpateuu. G roes ca»h aaaete #87.89 creditor* 2. Oats. 3. Κ ye. 4. Illce. Earth, sand or flour thrown on it will Patenta tcken throuich Munn 4 Co. raotlv· County of Oxford and district aforesaid LIABILITIES, DEC. 31, 1908. 11 '■ S. P. MAXIM & SON, No. 644.—Riddle: Pearl. have the desired effect. America. On shore we had barely tptrlal notice, without chante, In tbt Notice le hereby given that on tie J t me a v0 liabilities on till· date. A. D. 190!», the said Thoma- Β. "Yes," said Tommy, "pa gave won back what we had lost In 1812. Sept., ·' -i No. 645.—Anagrams: Baldest, stabled, wa* and that the When a sick room becomes stuffy, try when in at Set cat.li assets, 187.8*» duly adjudicated bankrupt, South Pari». watch to carry I started Our in had lie held at tm blasted; tearing: can- a hot navy, except Perry's case, Scientific American. meeting of his creditors will granite, ingrate, eau de cologne in red this fall." A handsomely Illustrated weekly. Larnet cir- I'remlum notée subject to assessment,.. fl.'MiMO south burning school reverses. of the Referee, No. 8 Market Square, trance: a suffered fearful culation of uny sclent inc Journal. Term·, 93 · Deduct all assessments and 1.0Λ7.Η» "'· 1 ter. re<-ant. glisten, tingles. iron spoon. It imparts delightful Aunt payments,.. on the Uth of A. D. 1'*'Λ at I" "My," exclaimed Jane, ''that's year : four months, |LIL Bold by all newsdealers. day Oct., which is to In the forenoon, at which time the said ci·· 11 !· fragrance very refreshing nice, isn't it?" Balance due on premium note*,...$3,*11 «0 the may atteod, prove their claims, appoint BOTH BOYS SAVED. patient. 'cause as soon as I in 3etBro.dw.,.f|eW York 10 4 Ε. T. STEARNS, Secretary. examine the and ( "Yes'm; git The Trick. Bt„ Washington, D. C- trustee, bankrupt, in the mornin's I kin look at it Napkin Ring such other buidnes* as may < Louie a merchant of Avoid the first water that school properly The Small Vials Show Boon, leading drinking Insert \be two Into a nap- fore said meeting. has in a an' see how minutes I'm late." forefingers Norway, Mich., writes: "Three bot I lee comes from the tap, for it been many NOTICE. South Pari·, September i'», IH"fl kin ring from different sides and turn GRAY. on the screens, of and Tar lead or iron all and is, there- To whom It may concern : WALTER L. what is left Foley's Honey abeolutel) pipe night, PARKER'S in i: -nkri' respectively, unwholesome. This caution the fingers around each other slowly, The und· resident of Tartu, hereby Referee cured my boy of a severe cough, and a fore, Beer Drinkers and others who suffer HAIR BALSAM reigned after other Portland Cements the direction be from the CVanat· And hrftutlfiej the hair, notifie* all person not to give credit to hie wife, screening who was so ill with a should be remembered if the water is with Back letting away neighbor's boy, Bright's Disease, Diabetes, l'rwin- trj m luxumnt I.ulle A. lienson, on hie account or credit with- Close of growth. cold that the doctors him wa* boiled or not. Ache, or any Kidney or Bladder Trouble body. the finger and thumb Never Fails to Restore Orsy out a written order signed by him, an he and hie gave up, Hr.ir to its Youthf'.il Color. can if eald wife arc from each other. cured by Foley's and Tar." be cured they will take Bloodine each hand around the ring aud bring Cur· β m-s'p li iMit· * Us.\r living apart taking Honey Ulliag. South I'arls, Oct. 1, 1W» FOLEBHONEMAR The Care of Blood and 50c. a Nothing else is as safe and certain in re- Awnings. Kidney Tablets, box, the tips, of the four together. Open 102 KMULUS C. BENSON. tor children; safe, sure. No opiatet EDISON sults. F. A. Shurtli ft Jfe Co. "Your awnings,'1 said the awning man, made by The Bloodine Co., Inc., Bos- them aud drop the ring. This sounds "would last and look better if son, Mass. longer simple, but if you succeed iu a half Her face fell and she gave them out when wet. suddenly, you'd dry they get dozen attempts it is astonishing. Cement an exclamation of annoyance. But it "Some folks will leave their "Dave Portland awnings you got any Georgia patent When the tips of the fingers aud is not Cement but was too late to repine. Her whole bod; down to soak and drip all through a currycombs?" asked Farmer Pishback The residue left after screening Portland thumb are the accompanied her faoe. She had steppe·! rain. I never could understand of a Bill ville merchant the other brought together tips no better than sand—but is for as cement heavy day. "clinker"—binds paid on some banana peel ! do of course it doesn't "I don't the of the fingers of the right hand must : why people tha'; know," replied storekeep- Cement leaves least residue because rest on and Edtson Portland do an awning any more good than it er, "I've got several kinds. What sort the thumb of the left, vice Are you tortured to death with daily would any other fabric to soak it in that is the versa. In opening keep the fingers and Finest Ground Cement in the World. Eczema? suffer when Bloodine Georgia patent?" Uniformly lOfl Why and then fall on the awn- ** way, drip may "It's made with so It will fit thumbs still, toJ Ointment will iustant relief scallops, joined together, perfectly ■* at dnlu fut bmAld Huw tu Mix Um Fit·» PurtUnJ you WnM yu«f give ing from the roof and flying soot may in between a mule's ribs this time of the ana llie will at once he free. and cure you. 50c. a box ring permanently on it, and so if you rarilcri The Bloodine Bos- loage keep your year." A. W. WALKER & SON, by Co., Inc., awnings down in the rain the flrnt thing ton, Mass. A Spider That Fishes. SOUTH PARIS MAINE. you know they are faded, discolored and Foley's Hooey and Tar clears the air There has recently been discovered It ia ail right in books for a girl to dingy. pusages, stops the irritation in the "If want in Buenos Aires a which have a lover who worships her from you to preserve your awnings throat, soothes the inflamed membranes, spider prac- afar, but outside of books she wants him want to haul tbem up when it rains, ind the most obstinate cough disap- tices fishing at times. In shallow ut if when to come a little nearer. Îou they get wet, why, then the pears. Sore and inflamed lungs are places it spins between sloues a two air is want to right you lower them and healed and strengthened, and the cold is winged conical net. on which it mas let tbem out, and be sure from the Refuse Fall colds are quickly oured by Foley's dry they're expelled system. any in the water and captures small fish, and throat dry when yon fnrl 'em before you go but the in the ord Tar, the great and genoine yellow paokage. That understands Its Honey In the summer." (adp-ilcs. etc. It The cootains do away P. ▲. Shurtleff Λ Co. * lung remedy. genuine work well Is shown by the numerous Our harmful F. A. Shurtleff Λ Co. V drugs. shriveled skins of little creatures that The New Making Picnic Coffee. "That father more for the new boy's paid lie about in the web net. all range When the is education than it was worth." hearts. that(ooking-Ran a Letter farmer. made toy's Ran^ewe Carrier—Rainy weather, piontc hamper ready room The PORTLAND, BANGOR, AUGUSTA. onr boarders are all a tin for the education was worth on old Farmer—Yes, provide good-sized pail making "Probably top — End introduced lastWinner ! kickin'. coffee over the oamp fire. The coffee ill that be paid for it, but perhaps he fire, the Hearth is year »HEN this institution was organized, Oct. 1, 1884, we determined to conduct it The Fall. ashes has Y| Letter can't blame itself, mixed with a beaten and a lit- more for the education than the making their fall won m «long the line of truth, right and common sense. Now, at tbe end of a Carrier—They you egg "Satan wuz once a ungel Id heaven, longer. into gone—therea is for the weather. tle cold water, should be placed in a bag Saidoy is worth." The Ash removal Hod far more quarter of a century of continuous success, we feel confident that our wucn't he?" coal. Hod easy and Farmer—Can't, eh? Gosh, some of made of cheesecloth. This oheeseoloth Three when the below the policy hat been appreciated. We bave never willfully mis-represented oar facilities "Yes, but. like de rest of us. he des grate 'em seem to think I ought to forniah bag is oarried in the tin and when Mr. F. G. Fritz, Oneonta, Ν. Y., sizes, emptied is to or those of our competitors. We have always given our patrons opportunity to pail, couldu't stand Atlanta last moonlight nights. the picnio ground is reached it will only irrites: little was bene- prosperity." Alt the "Palace," returned prove our claims before payment was required. "My girl greatly "Castle," full of be to fill the with cold fitted Orino Constitution. J_ famous For the future we promise a continuance of this policy. We take just pKde I necessary up pail by taking Foley's Laxative, Damper, "Fortress." When Bloodine Rheumatic Liniment' water and it over the fire. When ; ind I think it is the best for con- Crawford io the name often "The School of Results," and shall so interest ourselves put remedy Backed Patented features art applied, has cured so oases of the water comes to a boil the coffee will and liver trouble." It's the easiest lu the world to V Grate, of our future as to be entitled to a continuance of this name. many Rhenmatlsm, ] itipation Foley's thing Oven, present: la the success pupils be Cup-Joint ι why do yon suffer with this terrible ready, rioh, delicious and quite free Orlno Laxative is mild, and out the course for others Midi by Improved Oven Single Our 48 catalog may be had for the asking. Ask now. pleasant point proper Walker * Oven page affliction? It relieves all from the which too and cure· habitual Pratt Fiues, pain instantly, unpleasant groands tffeotive, oonstipa· to puria·. Mfg. Indicator. Asbestos w. I— SHAW, Rr«aid«nt. a often Co., 39-43 25c. and 50c. bottle. spoil plooio ooffee. ilon. F. A. Shurtleff ά Co. SOLD 31-35 Union 'Booklet free. BY ALL 8t., Boatoa LEADING DEALER8