The Oxford Democrat.

VOLUME 76. SOUTH PARIS, MAINE, TUESDAY, AUGUST 31, 1909. NUMBER 35.

fM LBKKT l>. PARK, Maine News Notée. Φ«0· ivanotr covered dis lace with ms "Ob, I say. you know. Miss Ethel, AMONG THE FABMEBS. bands, and his fcreath came chokingly really!" echoed Almerlc. "Too can't Licensed Auctioneer, "It la Impossible! You wish to play *tay here, you know!" M A INK. W. P. Phinney of Portland has a very "SPEED THE PLOW." SOOTH PARI», with me!" he Pike a Have You Profited At- old of the "Declaration of Inde- gasped. stopped tbem with gesture copy fermi Moderate. by pendence," fac-simile of the original "Do I look playful?" demanded Dan- and said: document in the of Thomas on iel. And as he spoke a bugle sounded "I'm lier aDd she's here BUCK, handwriting Correspondence practical agricultural topic- guardian, by , L. 1· solicited. Address all communications In Jefferson. He also has two copies of sharply outside the window off to the my authority. aDd, what's more, shell tended for this department to Hkhbt D The Man the Boston one dated Surgeon Dentist, "Gazette," being Hammond, Agricultural Editor Oxford Dem right At the sound Ivanoff shrank stay by my authority." F. H. Co.'s November the other ocrat, He. Paris, s.tlTH PARIS. MAINE, Monday, 16th, 1801, Into himself, and bis Angers trembled Horace turned to the earl. tending bearing the date Monday, February 8th, Noyes in the other's wore warranted. grasp. "Lord Hawcastle, will you Insist x ny beet 1802. Â few ago a fac-simile of years Future Dairy Cows. "The me!" he cried the "Declaration of was carabinier!—for upon Ethel's leaving? It's quite on Independence*1 There is no need of the H P. JONES, sold for therefore it is readily seen accentuating Both men fumed quickly to the win. the cards we shall have a disagreeable 1100; fact that there is a of From a present shortage Home and thrust Ivanoff behind jK Clearance Sale? that Mr. Phinney's possession is valu- dow. Pike' scene here." good dairy stock and that the very near Dentist, August able one. him as he drew aside the heavy cur- smiled Hawcastle future shortage will be much more pro- BOOTH evilly. NORWAY, MAINE. À great many have, and are well pleased Charles Whitney, Presque Isle's well- nounced than the present shortage. Dairy A Novelization By tain. "I see do reason for It We're here command- 'ur»—J to 12—1 to 4. known barber, came near being electro- cows, which take two or more years to "Don't show yourself!" he simply for Mr. Pike's answer. He ,ii.. il with the bargains offered. of of TARK1NGTON cuted the other day. In using the elec- mature, cannot be grown in a day. the Play ed. But there was a smothered ex- knows where lie stands, and he know· Mr. ahead trical machine for massaging, Whit- Planning and work must be done clamation from the and he we said the ear! suave· F SMITH, the Same Name fugitive, where starid," was the with one to meet the ever demands for and Men's Summer Suits cut $2.50 to $6. ney holding sponge increasing pointed over Pike's shoulder. and the American met his smile Κ hand when he reached for- stock and and it is ly, Attorney at Law, unthinkingly dairy dairy products, Lo®k! Near the with the HARRY LEON lamp yonder- evenly. Men's Odd Trousers cut 40c. to $1. ward and turned the faucet the duty, and it will be to the profit of .. v.KVVAY, MAINE. tnere the gntee—the carablnlerl!" "I reckon so far," he other hand. The shock was so great be every dairyman to breed as much and Copyright, 1909, by American by you're right fc. Collection» a Specialty. Ο could not speak and finding he could not as good a stock as his plant will allow. Pre» Association WILSON His arm trembled as It rested for an su id. Instant on the American's shoulder break his hold of the sponge he, with Already too many dairymen and keep- "And your answer will be yesî" '.It Κ 4 1ΆΚΚ. Great in Knee Suits. great presence of mind, threw his weight ers of milch cows rely upon others to and Pike returned quietly: asked the earl, but Pike shook his Big Bargains are which did break the current, stock for tbem. there since we I downward, grow young They XV. ou own "Pouf! They've been head. Attorneys at CHAPTER respect. Just let me run iu my Law, him from his perilous position. too much attention to present hla beneath the machine." He freeing giving "HE'S a RUSSIAN NOBLE!" brother-in-law you "You're there," he answered, was so no one in the without way. Jim «aye your wrong KT'iEi., MAINE. It all done quickly production and present profits and shaded his with his Instant be had was In business In Russia"—be stopped eyes and Hawcastle changed front In an K. Uerr'.ck. BUerj C. Part realized what had happened until in the best way for future disappeared stopped A shop providing hand from the glare of the lamps in- it was over. The man that is keeping Ivniioir crossed rapidly to the suddenly, for an Idea had occurred to Instant. production. the then started. cows should for and business In Russia!" he re- side room, "YVhy- are Mr. Gran- to good breed grow small tulle near the bedroom him—"In "Perhaps you r'ght, FranciR J. Holder has been chosen who on earth-who's that got H. & heifers of power, and a from didn't 1 think they've he said. "There J. STUART CO., succeed the late Prof. Ross Hatch high producing THEand piiknl up cigarette peated dazedly "Why ger-Sluipson," may Hugh the man who has common cows with em? Why, good Lord, It's doc!" INUINEERS AND SURVEYORS. as head of the of mathe- only a box that lay there with a uottle. »f that"— be painful things done. Better your CIVIL department should breed with a view of bettering Ivanoff strained over his shoulder to High Street, South Paris, Maine. TÉ. matics in College. He comes "1 thought so. Russian!" he said, "Since some of your otliclals havt sister were tbem. Take her I spared M1» III M Colby $2.38 his herd. It is necessary to breed dairy look and then replied bitterly: Telephone 111-12. from the University of Wyoming, where and in answer to Pike's look of inquiry been spying"— Lady Creech began, but away." cows every year in order to make them 'It Is Herr von Did I be bae been of the school of on. '"i'lMit man. who he Grollerhagen! at all and moved principal freshen. is well aware went your friend, interrupted. Pike snapped them and Plant made to order. WE ARE CERTAIN YOU WILL MAKE commerce and a full in the Every producer mind. He was iu business in not tell you he was a Russian? He v.aps professor of this fact. So far as the cow or her calls himself Von Grollerbageu. Is not "Never to the door, where he faced them. ν (he tlraberlamls and pocket maps of Mr. Holder was graduated was has betrayed me himself! He was not university. are it no a German—he Is a Uussiun- not only Russia. I don't say he peddling "Miss Ethel, right where ntv tor ealc. MISTAKE IF YOU DO NOT from the National Normal keeping concerned, requires that others should Ah I you'll stay A BIG University, see or wlenerwurst" she eatlsfied '.!-her< of the Atlae of Maine.) more work or feed to grow a good calf that- he is u Russian noble. I it shoestrings you are!" lie commanded, and, paying Lebanon (Otiio) in 1800, and from Mae- knew I was lu the wolf's throat here!" than it does to grow a scrub. The only lu a hundred ways that you caunot." screamed. "He was probably"—he no attention. Pike turned to Hawcas- LOOK US UP. Business College of Jacksonville, swore and «. sey's difference is in the cost of the service of a moment and looked at her. Pike emphatically in 1901. From 1903 to 1908 he was "He helped us this afternoon," said stopped tle. Fla., a scrub the bull. The service of bull did uot seem to haustlvely. a student at Yale taking his Daniel, but Ivauoff "You're here for nn answer, you Win. C. Leavitt Co., University, costs but the calf from such "Don't you believe It!" he snarled. THINK IT master's degree in 190ό and in 190S his something, hear him. OVER. a bull as a rule is not worth keeping. say?" teacher's degree in mathematics. Mr. "1 have felt it inevitable that I "They've arrested poor old doc! Got Main St., Me. With the present high price of feeds, a "Yes," answered the earl, after an Norway, Holder has an excellent record as a to Siberia ever since 1 him as he went out!" scrub heifer will not be at no ehould go back Instaut's and Dan went closer teacher in school and and only kept pause, college brings came here"— "No!" cried Ivanoff. speak net but at a distinct loss. Such "They to blm. to Colby a fund of practical experience profit, methods are folly. "Perhaps"— began Daniel, but the respectfully to him! They bow to F. H. NOYES CO. as an educator that gives sure promise dairy "An answer to what?" he demanded, Whether one owns his own dairy bull other interrupted. him"— Hardware, Stoves, of success. looking the other in the eye. South Parie Norway or hires the services of one, it will pay "There is no for me. There be to us in a minute. 'perhaps* "They'll bowing "An answer to our that "For several the Portland in future to breed to the request you years," says big profits only has never l>ecn a 'perhaps' since I met That s probably the way these colonels Press, "the mackerel of the coast have best obtainable one. Ten dollars accede to the wishes of this young very Ilelene, my wife—she who sent me to run you In!" snarled Daniel. and been almost unknown and it has baffled extra for the service of a good dairy lady," replied the earl uneasily. Ranges. the mines, she nnd my dear English As be spoke there was a sharp knock the fishermen to explain why the fish bull will a heifer that will more "And If I don't what are you going produce outer he seized Ivan- ·< A LINE OF so friend." on the door, and All Κ of Pipe Repairing, Lead COMPLETE which years ago were plentiful had than pay the extra ten dollars in her to do?" demanded Pike quickly. Hor- forsaken their old first besides bred For a moment Daniel was thought- off by the arm. and Iron. swimming grounds. year's milk, having ace at once broke in. Many have advanced the idea that the herself for producing still better ful; then he looked up quickly. "Back into the room with you! Walt LADIES' and CHILDREN'S quality "Ethel, you must go!" he Implored, mackerel is slowly but surely going out stock which in itself is worth many "What was his name?" he asked. until I call, and remember It's my Telephone 134-11. nut Pike waved him to silence. of existence, others say that the fish times more than the extra cost of ser- "Glonwood— 1 shall never forget It." light!" have been driven off shore and the two-fold. With "Tell her. Why do you come here away by vice, making gain the Kusslan replied. "He had con- He was about to add more when t!ie fish. However, the latest theory is most of dairy bulls, sure of the answer you want?" he In- J. WALDO NASH, dog keepers high grade tracts with tlie ministry of finance, door o|>ened and Mariano appeared Summer Underwear and tbat the pulp mills which have sprung a is made for a heifer calf sisted savagely. large charge lie hydraulic machinery to the American changed his Hosiery. in different of Maine the a small is made for a bull supplied instantly during while "A would her up parts charge The name G leu wood gentleman spure are real cause as tbe the government. tone to one of severe command. past few years the calf, hence there is practically no loss said with uneasi- Licensed Taxidermist. to aud there are a I've that." Hawcastle. chemicals from the mills drive the fish when a heifer calf is not born. If full means uothing you, "And don't you forget what been ness, and the American laughed. or into waters where do not are to a million Helenes in France I prayed You the sand out of Temple Street, rear Masonic Block, Hats in south they blood registered cows bred full telling you. get Trimmed and Untrimmed 1 was "I won't!" he snapped. "Speak outl come in contact with the chemicals used blood registered male, then the male God to let me meet them before that gear box first thing tomorrow is But the earl would not an- Telephone Oonnection. NORWAY in the manufacture of paper." This calves can nearly always be disposed of taken, but"- lie paused as a knock morning, or III see that you draw your Why?" the nicest and an but not an hence there ie in is carabi- swer directly, so Pike turned to Ethel. styles shapes. certainly ingenious theory, at good figures, profit came upon the door. "It the last pay Saturday ulght!" It does not a HO'wUSTER 3 entirely plausible one. almost every calf from pure bred stock. he said and shrank "This afternoon I tried to help ulerl!" hoarsely "Have ever heard U\t name of— Ivanoff caught the Idea and bowed seem that the amount of chem- Breed heifers to the best i/nu of a broken down Russian possible young very back. and entered poor devil, Mountain Tea our Maine mills G ten wood t" he nuked r/utekly. silently and then turned Rocky Nuggets icals used by pulp obtainable bull, and breed along some running from Siberia, where M. "Not yet." answered Pike quietly Inner chamber. Mari- away A Busy Medicine for Β my People. Miss S. Wheeler, would cut much figure when mingled definite line with a distinct object in "île did not have contracts with the the door to the "Go back to room. We won't he'd been for nine years." Briajj GclJea Health and Reaewed Vigor. with the waters of the ocean. view. men breed their your for ano came forward and bowed. MAINE. mighty Many young government hydraulic machinery, rose her chair and λ -Γ>Λ<»ίΚο f"rC 'astinutiin. fu.l Live MARKET SOUTH PARIS, throw our hands into the discard until Ethel half In vestiou. SQUARE, heifers to any kind of a bull simply to I he asked tensely. The old "Mees Granger-Seempsoue," said he Kiiln-v Troubles. Eczema. on suppose?" faced hlni PimpW Impure Educational Department. first we're called, and I guess we'll keep one to eagerly. 11.1 1 Drouth. Sliiirii'sli HotrcK Hi-ailache make tbem producers for the time, woman tossed her head. and went out. standing to side 1909. calf will not He waited a moment until "A poor, weak thing," he went on, Backache. HiBo^NmtahltahiWk Aoousta, Maine, August, holding that the first raising." Even If he did, he the his- make room for L'thel as she entered a."> ceutx h b«>x protected riii. <ϊ·-ηιιία»> mud» by To the of Schools : amount to This is a IvauoiT had retired aud then "hounded like you've seen a rat lu the :·. Superintendent anything. great opened with a look of astonishment 11 Duo Company, Madison. Wk 73 toric name." she replied proudly. complete Your attention is called to chapter mistake, and a loss of tine and money. the door Mariano stood without bow- gutter by «logs and bootblacks. Some GOLDEN n·cgets for tallow people SALE "1 believe said Daniel fervent- on her face. Pike approached her. CLOSING OUT of the laws of 1909, entitled "An The first calf from a heifer that is bred you!" friends here saw us him public ing. to for of your bring Act Relative to the of to "Have you ever heard the name of I m mut !) obliged you taking Appointment to freshen from twenty-four thirty ask would ly. into this know we've "Miladl Creech—she you note the he said. "I've apartment. They School Physicians." months of age, with proper care and -Glenwood?" he asked quickly. my right way." with her a few minutes," he got him here now. If I don't agree to and ear tests in all towns. will as an animal speak "Is mind asked some pretty good reasons for not Eye required feeding, be just good your wandering?" got of tho Cord Wood, six of this act said. hand over you and $750,000 You will note that section as her second calf, or any other calf. Lady Creech. "Glenwood Priory is the leaving this room." in all towns of the "Where Is she?" asked Pike. money John Simpson made It means LADIES' REVELATION OXFORDS. provides that state, The young heifer, of course, is not fully name of the property Hawcastle Inher- She Inclined lier head Icily and fidg- those a of her first calf and she will "Here, sir," replied the man. thut the man I tried to help goes back Slab except having population matured with ited from his mother, «'an you state eted with the note she held. Wood, or and ear as come to Siberia and I go to an Italian thousand mure, eye not as much milk at "Tell her to come right In. Ah, so Jail and Pat. Colt and Vici Kid Oxfords, forty give complete Its connection with the subject?" "Your note seemed extraordinarily $3.00 $3.50 tests are calf will do as on as Creech for two or as much more as they required. maturity, but the just in, ma'am," be went Lady with the she but he Interrupt years the towns in Daniel almost staggered urgent." began, Sale Price C and D wide. There is no expense to well ne any other calf if it is fed and car- in the When he can make It." $2.25. appeared doorway. "that came to ed. Edgings, this examination. The material as In case the heifer turns thought—the knowledge making ed for well. had closed the door behind her she cried Hawcastle. But the tests It! m. He looked "It had to be." he said "Some folks "Nonsense," with directions for making out to be a poor milker, then her calves up. said coldly: he here Ethel waved him aside and turned, will be supplied on requisition to the need not bo kept for dairy purposes, but "That's how he protected It," *vho want to see me are coming Stove Wood and brother-in-law feels that some with a withering look on Pike. W. O. state superintendent of schools. The thin risk must be run with all cows, "My said. "He took the name of—Glen- and I want you to see them- b-re Frothingham, with Miss Gran- had some further hu- the examinations. one well "I knew teachers will conduct especially with cows that have been pur- acquainted wood. God moves In a mysterious way They'd stopped you from coming If you directions and material will be ambitions and her Inner miliation In store for me. Do you Coal at ΠΑΙΝΕ. The chased when their records are not ab- ger-Simpson's Ills wonders to perform! I^idy Creech, they could." SOUTH PARIS. for distribution on or about Sep- known. should the case to think I would t>elieve that an English ready solutely nature put finally tell your brother-in-law he can have She flashed η look of disbelief at tember 1. 1909. AU are to be honest we would people supposed you before proceed to extremities," Ills answer here—In ten minutes." nobleman stoup"— of school him. Appointment physicians op- until they have been found to be other- " Pike ed her ruthlessly and she said. As she swept from the room In dig- •Γhere was no effort to prevent tne Interrup A. W. Walker & Son's, tional with towns. The portions of this wise, and as a rule are men of dairymen "Yes, ma'am." answered Daniel. a bitterly. Wr act to medical in- but it is human nified amazement Pike sank Into she said coldly ■jf relating general the highest integrity, ue South Paris, Maim··. of brother-in-law has made chair for a moment and he smiled "Stoop?" he cried. "Why, ten years spection, including the appointment nature for every man to think that his "My fairly glowed "I didn't give 'em time," in aware of the state of affaire, and we in St. Petersburg there was α poor school physicians, are operative ouly stock is a little better than his neigh- with eagerness. "May I ask to whom you refer?" she ago as what a revolutionist who in his To the Farmers those towns which make special pro- bor. It Is all right to buy dairy stock if are all quite in sympathy to Inquired. devil of A Reliable vision therefor. The ma'erial, to bo to but in the kind- took mon- I you must buy but it is far better should be done to you, CHAPTER ΧVI. "Certainly. The whole kit ami boodle crazy patriotism government medical will CATARRH used in general inspection, grow your own cows if you can grow ness of our hearts we condone your he "Excuse inc. 1 ey for the cause he believed in. He Remedy A WHISPER OK VENUANCE. of 'em," replied. also be without expense to the it is better to have that provided them. Also good offense—If you accede to our reasona- haven't time to be even if I luade the mistake of keeping moment Creech had elegant, towns. cattle to sell than to be compelled Ladj' when this man"— Cream Balm of Oxford dairy uic uciuuuua. knew how." money In the house, Ely's County. of towns Daniel smiled authorizing to after started gone broadly i» quickly absorbed. Superintendents buy, especially you get his watch. would he to Hawcastle—"knew It was I the of school Daniel looked at "Do you mean my chaperon pointed Since must breed for time he had Gites Relief at Once. appointment physicians in the business. you the flrst since of It will soon be time for to be your this addi- "In minutes?" he asked. she has til" rising. there. He also made the mistake you getting should make requisition for all cows it is greatly to twenty set Ivanoff. He disapprove?" asked, I" your regularly, THE eyes upon a man coveted and .u-'S soothes, material which *H1 be for "In minutes," she "I shouldn't l>e d I ri-ekon having wife this COK\ and APPLE money and when you tional ready your advantage to breed only to the very twenty replied could see his clear now to the surprise L· ι.- ami way as he and stole the mon- protects ^ distribution on or about September 1, best. In a few this the wliole fine (lower of Europe would stole, coveted -■ years method, frigidly. the .«<1 ιιι··πι· not a check account with the by thorough of his mis- get it why open 11)09. to take he accomplishment sand Oh. he mi.de a good Job of It! t you will have enough good stock "You say he told all of you. Did disapprove. 'Disapprove!' They'd ey. r. r· Miltiu^c from sion, and he mentally thanked heaven first Very truly yours, the of poor to fill vacan- Ethel?" Daniel asked. to Don't think tluit tonight Is the < rh and drives place producers tell Miss for Into his hands such a hag you keep you away!" Payson Smith, cies and to sell—at putting time he has information to the aw. .ι CoKl iu the good prices. "It has not been thought proper. "Then I can't stay." «he orlt'd and given State of Public Schools. weapon as the Russian fugitive. hus- H. lie- Paris Trust Superintendent should be shielded from started for the door He stepped be- police, iie did It then, and the kly. Company Breeders are Interested. Young girls "Glenwood, eh? And he (>· I Holstein protected went riie Sensesof ! she answer- tween lier and the exit ami raised liis band to Siberia"— HAY FEVER Cheer Up everything disagreeable." the historic name of St. that Γ·.» and what few bills have to A deal of interest is taken Aubyn, of amaze- I Sm« U. Full size Γ»0 cts.. utDrug- pay you pay by great being Daniel hand with a gesture of command. Hawcastle was the picture Don't kick because you bave to button in the ed pompously, and grinned. noble it on the surface k r mail. In 7Γ» <-ents. in certain sections of the state earl; protected as l>y liB't mind we'll omit all and no of Its again. slay φ to button. Some men's wives who have you his keen eye lost whit have an G'. W. Wood, of the National these and stay In spite of at Mme de ("hamplgny—"and that to make a and if you on to button don't president tradesmanlike references," remarked and from that con- people, you'll ga you good receipt waists with buttons is to be dignity importance same devil of a husband Holstein Breeders1 Association, they say or do to make you poor goes I know where can care a continental whether they are but- the old lady acidly. "It has been sug- science that must be uneasy, within everything Builders' Finish account here you always you and address the members. back to Siberia!" Some men don't have present make this go!" She looked startled and stepped toned or not. any The Sebasticook Holstein gested that you opposition his breast." IW! furnish DOORS and WINDOWS of any of cash and it without charge Valley back from and lie went on: '•It's-it's a ghastly He!" croaked get plenty get wives with waists with buttons on to the And the Ivan- him, Slit ·>τ Style at reasonable prices. Breeders' Association is to meet at woman, too, "Heleue," more than a rabbit.—Lacon "God knows I hate to talk rough to Hawcastle. his face livid. on your checks. button, any home of Mr. C. H. Brawn of St. Albans, off had called her. So they had stuck Journal. I wouldn't hurt your feelings foi "You came for your answer," went (III.) Tuesday, Aug. 31, at 10 o'clock in the together all those ten years, with Lady you. the world, but It's come to a on Tike sirideutly, "and, by the living Also Window & Door Frames, We invite your patronage. forenoon at which time the following Creech ns a most complaisant and point PLAGUE SPOTS I've to use the 1 WASHINGTON'S programme will be carried out: discreet that couldn't where got authority oi chaperon—but int of any kind of Finish for Inside bottoms of the 1. Burines* meeting. have over Lum He in the low, marshy whatever else Creech you." Outs' work. send In your order·. Pine 2. Discussion. "How to Start λ Pure Breil be. for, Lady of malaria an Instant she flared ~ '11 btT * on for Cash. Potomac, the breeding ground In up. alnitles band Cheap Herd." might be. worldly wise and haughty, I·1· Ml germs These germs cause chills, fever a Address. "Work of the Division, Do you think"— PARIS TRUST CO., Dairy she was at least an English gentlewo- "Authority! I and biliousness, jaundice, lassi- of Agriculture." By here for the next ague, Department "You'll stay twenty I at and she would have Pla and Job Work weakness and general debility and Dairy Instructor Merrill. man heart, ig, Sawing SOUTH PARIS, MAINE. tude, 4. Address by Hon. C. W. Wood. mluutes If I have to make Crecy ami frriL''ft V suffering or death to thousands starved rather than connive at a scan- bring The Oxford Holstein Breeders' Aglncourt look like a peace confer- M ate he·! V1 ne Sheathing for Sale. But Electric Bitters never fail County dal of that sort. yearly. Association will meet at the home of ence," he And she sank back to destroy them and cure malaria No, Daniel reflected, he would have snapped. Mr. of the Into a chair with a of alarm. ·_4-Τ t. \V. CHANDLER, troubles. are the best all-round Benjamin Tucker, president to leave Creech out of the mess, gesture "They at 10 Lady A%ijι and cure for malaria I ever used," association, Wednesday, Sept. 1st, Pike went olr.aer to her and spoke Wcot Maine. tonic even though she was a bitter old dame. Sumner, S. o'clock in the forenoon. writes R. M. James, of Louellen, C. should feel the touch more softly. The will be pre- Rut Hawcaetle cure Liver, and following programme "You aud brother have soaked They Stomach, Kidney of the Iron. It should burn him your will sented: deep- Blood Troubles and prevent Ty- up a society column notion of life over 1. Business mcetlhg. ly, and the scar would remain. them. 50c. Guaranteed by old Pete phoid. Try 2. Discussion. "How to Start a Pure Bred an- here." he said. "You're like & And the fair countess, who was F. A. Sburtleff Co. Herd." of Terre Ilut. He so he'd FALL SUITS. for that addle Horace and Delauey got NEW 3. Address Hon. C. W. Wood. pated by gling drink cold tea If there was a label on Picnic dinners will be eerved at both his share of the estate! That woman, the bottle that spoiled whisky." of these There will be a large who had deliberately sent a good man meetings. "You're too far!" the attendance of the members and their to what was worse than death, should going girl Creations cried. The Latest families. All persons interested in the he have any pity for her? Not for a fuddled with label* Don't Look for Bargains improvement of the Holetein breed of Blngle instant. "They've got you cattle are invited. here," went on the American. "ItV w lien you arc trouble*! with your to $25.00. He leaped up and hastily crossed the eves. Have examined $12.50 These will be held rain or business to see that know your eyee meetings room to the desk, scribbled a my you by 1>K. ΚΑ RM EN Τ Κ Κ. shine. writing en- what kind of people you're dcallop and note and. before he put It in the Optician Sp«iUll«t with." Come hvre. Consult me. Jersey Breeders to Organize. velope, rang the bell. As he scaled the note Mariano tap- She dropped her head. A meeting of Jersey breeders in Ox- Suits at the and Pike "You're me! I don't see why Spring "GO BETWEEN" ford County and Northern Cumberland ped discreetly door, bullying JHE so me." will be held at Grange Hall, South Wa- called: you talk brutally to One-half Price When the "sweetest story ever terford, Thursday, Sept. 2d, at 10 o'clock "Come in!" "Do you thluk I'd do it for anything in the forenoon, to consider the advis- "Look here, Mariano, I want you to but you?" he asked. -Α.. Ο. told" is to be upon paper be placed ability of organizing a Jersey Breeders' take this note to Miss Simpson," he "You are odious, iusufferable!" she Watch- sure that the is in 15 veirs expert paper keeping Association for that section of the state. said quickly. cried, with a flash of temper. A dinner will be served at noon •'He Uns betrayed mc hlmtelf!" maker with Bigelow with the Would picnic "To Mees Granger Seempsone?" "Don't you thluk I kuow you despise Mus- story. you appre- and all interested in the Kennard Boston. Goods, people improve- asked the man me?" he asked bitterly. And she flared l!od. I've got it for you!" He stepped &Co., Summer ciate a of flowers delivered ment of this breed of cattle deferentially. bouquet particular "Yes. Do know where she Is?" to the door of the Inner chamber and are invited The have a sentimental Inter- you again. in a shoe box? Or a served cordially to be present. because you at banquet "She waik upon the terrace alone, "I do not despise you. If I had stay- ;hrew It open. All Work Lawns, Etc. Clos- following programme will be carried net in the young lady yourself. We lins, in the kitchen? Or a love letter sair." Mariano. « ed at home and there I "Ivauoff!" he called, and the itusslan out: ran comprehend no other grounds." replied grown up (iuaranteed. Associa- "Then It to her no have been a •nine Into the room. At the sight of written on wrapping paper? 1. Locturc, "Co-operative Breeders' "Me!" echoed Daniel In surprise. give yourself—to should probably provin- Prices. tion·," by Dairy Instructor Merrill. one else—and do it now!" he went on cial woman, 'Sweet ίίιιι Hawcastle fell back against the 2. and If to the "You can't But you can youug playing out the ing Good form demands Discussion, decided, organ- 'comprehend.' A litMe of way good writing ization of an the servant out Genevieve' on the for to- lantel, and the countess collapsed iu Association. comprehend I could have no hope, emphatically, pushing organ you but it to walk. The best is 3. Address," Breeding Π air ν Animals," by of the door in his haste. When he had she said. life has not been heap on the door. Ivauoff saw none pays paper. writing paper Prof. P. A. of Orono. can't night," "My Campbell you?" Ilft- that made 4. Stock Judging. tlosed it be went to the door of the that, however, and you have humili- jut her and. striding to her. WATCHES, CLOCKS by "One never knows," replied Lady Yours Mi threw It and called: ated me from the moment of ar- id both clinched hands above her Sincerely, It is expected that this will prove to Creech loftily. "We had thought to It. open your AND JEWELBÏ. be a with "Ivanoff!" rival here. You have made me ashamed head. very interesting meeting, pros- offer her an alliance with a family Maine. Crane & Pike. pects bright for the organization of an Almost the Russian both of you and myself. Aud now you 'Ivan—oh, mother of Uod!—Ivan! With Dr. Parmenter, Norway, Eaton, that for 700 years"— Immediately association, as the is in some will Dou't kill me!" slie Jersey popular and i-ame Into the room, and Pike noted have preposterous plan that gasped. Its this of the state. "Yes, ma'am, I know—Crecy high quality, pleasing writing part the hie the look shame me again—both of us—once Kor a moment be stood over her. Aglncourt," interjected Pike, but she suffering upon face, surface, its correctness of shape, size of timid apprehension with which be more before these gentlefolk." then collapsed into a chair, where he kill™· couch Sir William MacDonald is to paid uo attention. and tint—even its trying i'lanccd furtively about For him There was a bustling without and wilted, sobbing violently. And thi l S. boxing bespeak stimulate the of children of the —"has never been sullied by the low B. & training CURE LUNC8 a Bome loud aud Pike smiled PRINCE, there was a carabinier in every cor- talking, Dominion of Canada Ideals of trade and barter"— refinement and taste. by offering $10,000 BK MAINE. good ner. wanly. [το COÛTI5U*©.] ABBOTT BLOCK, NORWAY, in prizes to the boys and girls who pro- "Walt a minute, Mrs. Creech," said Next time you writing paper "Have come?" he "I think them gentlefolk are here," WITH buy duce by their own care the largest and V'anlel quickly, tugging at his coat they whispered that made most of wheat and oats Daniel went over to him he laid. As he spoke the door was Dr. "buy by vigorous growth pocket. "I've got a letter right here tensely. from a area. He has also estab- a thrown and Creech hur- th· Nail·. King's given me was and laid lank hand upon the bent open, Lady Cutting Finger HORSE that tells your brother-in-law NET FOR YOUR lished schools in rural districts where him entered, followed the count- Cutting the flnger nails appears to A~FLY Eaton, Crane & Pike. In business—and I him for It- shoulder, looking triumphantly In riedly by the selection of seed, rotation of respect serv- crops, the eyes. ess, Horace, Almerlc and the earl. The have l>een the most Indispensable New is This idea was started only a few years ago." Discovery We an extensive line. Come etc., taught. latter bowed to aud ice the ancient Roman barber rendered IS WHAT YOU NEED. carry "A letter from whom?" demanded "Not yet." he answered, and paused. sardonically Pike, by him nine years ago. The plan work-1 ο to eee wife Lady Creech hurried to Ethel with a to his patrons. Martial, chatting and see. ed admirably, and now household sci- the angrily, rising. "Ivanoff. you prayed your JûBt. lady of astonishment. who had trU*i to dodge the barbel F0fiC8û§r a and friend Glenwood before cry fop MO All THROAT ANO LUNG TROUBLES. a cord net for cents. I have ence, school garden work, manual "Jim Cooley. our vice consul at Lon- snd your you I am selling good 75 large dear child! What are to remove his board, training have been added. As many as went back to Siberia." "My you doing by using plaster* to and sales increase don He says Mr. Hawcastle"— GUARANTIED 8ATI8FACT0ST assortment from cents $2.00, my A. Shurtleff & and in Canada are her· In this dreadful with this asks triumphantly. "How are you go- 65 F. Co., 20,000 boys girls "Mr. Hawcaetle!" The Russian tore himself away with place OK MONET REFUNDED. ejaculated Lady And as more find it to use them. this offer- dreadful person?" slie demanded ing to manage a >out your nails?" each year in fly nets people pays profiting by great opportunity Creech. a gasping cry, but Daniel caught his South Paris, Maine. ed them. shrilly. the miser In Plautua collect* the par- c*n call a or doe wrist. "Well, I person cap "My dear! Le« covenances!" cried ings of his nails from the barber to We Do all Kindt of.... but I don't know bow "If that prayer is answered through Too muoh cream for the calf is about or colonel, Just madame. make something out of them, appar- as as for the words have over here he went on, "will you promise JOB !X85k£%%UUCKE8 bad too much money the boy. to use you me," "Ethel! I am Come never that he could PRINTING. JAMES Ν. FAVOR, FOL£T5BOMEr^TAR In?" surprised! away ently dreaming «art. —Farm Journal. I don't mean any dis· to remember that It's my tig Maine. fmr cMlidrmmt ·α>'·( Mm m^tmtma for those things. at once I" demanded Horace. save them himself. Atwood A Fortow Sont* Parte. 91 St., Norwmy, inouey by cutting THE CRIME OF IDLENESS. BttdcfUM. Beth·). Bate Ball· ESTABLISHED 1SB. Weât P*rU. one. ia Idlene·· mean· trouble for any THE OXFORD BEAKS. in this A real old-fa«hioned battle wai Mr. Gilbert W. Tnell, who employ- About all the available royal It1· the aame witb a liver. It cause· tie ©arford t^ms Satur- ed in St. came laat to MCFÀLL8 ΒΑ DC LI F FE 1. lazy S llcraocrat, locality went to Paris Hill Friday at- fought oat on the school ground· Louitj Tuesday 7*, sallow DOWN a two week·' vacation with hia constipation, headache, jaundice, MARKED Joand afternoon between the Canton· and ipeod one aided ISSUED TUESDAYS. THE DOINQS OF THE WEEK IN ALL tend the Hamlin memorial MitiM day Ια the moat game played and blotche·, low a for the Dr. and Mra. F. B. Tuell. Wed- complexion, pimple· the occaelon was one of " the Alert·, resulting in victory parente, thua far In the eerie» Mechanic Falla but Dr. New The be attended the of hia of appetite, nausea, Kins'· SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY. and to our here latter by a score of five to three. oeaday wedding scored an easy over Radcliffe at and pleasure peoplem°°ï £0 Carlo· of victory Life Pills aoon banish liver trouble· SO ;ΤΗ AUG. 190». •core was a tie at the ninth but Friend and claaamate, Sonle afternoon. PARIS, MAINE, 31, * inning the fair ground· Saturday bnlld health. 25c. et the atore out a Yarmouth. up your afternoon and even- the Alert· by a strong rally pulled As a result of the Mechanic Falla victory & SKIRTS. Pari· Hill. ïLt'wïïneeday Mra. Ε. H. Pratt and children have re- of F. A. Skurtleff Co. DRESS f log there was a very pl«*«*«t.lawn party winner. many of the "wise ones" are shaking F. com- turned to their home in A Τ WOOD A FORBES, rint Baptist Church, Rev. G. W. Hill, pat- at the home of Mr. and Mrs W. W.Dun The Cole·, from West Paris, Oakdale, having their heada and informing 10:45 A. M. knowingly SKIRTS NOW $4 θ8 tor. Preaching every Sunday at on the new cement side- aeveral weeka with Mra. Pratt'· Bora. £6.98 Editor· and under the of the Baptist menced work ■pent that knew the game would Proprietor·. Sunday School at 12. Sabbath evening service ham, auspices Mra. Olive Grover. people they at Τ JO. evening at Ladies' Social There wM a walk on Depot Street Monday morning mother, result In a for the team. Prayer Meeting Thursday Circle. large viotory visiting In North 23, to the wife of J. NOW $5 98 G ko kg κ M. atwood. Α. Ε. Foaass. 7 S). Covenant the last Friday before have a walk from the Tuesday the W. C. T. U. met with Waterford, Aug. $7.60 SKIRTS Meeting attendance and in the and completed After the flrat game which Radcliffe lost Walker Nason, a Buth. the let of the month at 3 30 P. M. All evening Mra. Ο. M. Mra. J. daughter, Sunday of railroad to the Hamlin Allen Mrs, Lovejoy. Mason, to Mechanic Falls there was a lot of In 22, to the wife of K. W. not otherwise connected are cordially Invited. gramme entertainment, given mosUy crossing Norway, Aug. NOW $e 98 be continued this Nellie Curtis and Mra. Mary s aon. and $0.00 SKIRTS Terms '—$1.90 a rear If strictly In advance Unlversaltet Church, Rev. C. A. Knicker- Mr. Dunham's Mr. Welcome shop. The work will Banghart street talk that the were "fixed" naichlns, (8.60 paid by guests, to the W. C. T. U. games In South Woodstock, Aug. IS, to the wife of Otherwise a 4 cents. bocker, Paxtor. Preaching every Sunday at W were chosen delegates #2.00 year. Single copie· and family and Mrs. Neal and daughter. and that the management of the Rad- Fred Thurlow, a 10:4Λ a. M. Sunday School at 11:45. state convention which will meet in daughter. SKIRTS NOW $7 60 — Waldron has been with Charles W. A UYKKT18KKENT* ? AU legal advertisement! Wednesday, at noon, the store former Mrs. Elizabeth cliffe team "sold oat." All this talk is In Hebron, Aug. 12, to the wife of $10.00 and 18. son. are given three consectlve Insertions for |1.3( P. J· Miles & Co. relatives in Peru this week. Bangor, Sept. 16,17 now renewed and are inclined to Cummlcgs, a Ernest P. Twitcbell of Ashland, Mass., ly occupied by many In 20. to the wife of Alfred J. per Inch tn length of column. Special contract! Mr. H. O. Mra. Mary Everett and Miaa Marion Norwav, Aug. has beeu the hume of his to the The Clement, formerly principal believe it at this time that no stock a made with local, tranalent and yearly advertl* revisiting boy- opened public. were of Mra. W. A. put Dyer, daughter. as Block and the of tbe sobool here and for the past Hazeltine gueata to the wife of Henry er·. hood for a few days, timing hie visit for now known the Penley jjlldlniUj high in it before. In West Paris, Aug. 26, of Acad- last A. a Job PaiNTino New fast electric Hamlin memorial exercises. store and rent overhead will he occupied two years principal Bridgton Bunting Sunday. one ie entitled to his own Dean, daughter. WAISTS. type, presse·, the Burnham haa returned Every opin- In Maes., to the wife of J. O. Spofford, SHIRT workmen and tow son of K. has been elected of the Miss Ε. E. not Lynn, power, experienced prloei Mr. and Mrs. Carroll I. of Bos- by Lester H. Penley, emy, principal ion in the matter and the writer is in a Martha Arleue. combine to make this of oar basl< Hooper from her vacation and resumed ber daughter, department in of this Mrs. **J. Redlands school at Redlands, Calif. a to know more about the In West Parle, Aug. 23, to the wife of Bernard rnese and ton are a little time town. Penley place. Ρβ°ι·ί high position any WAISTS NOW 98c complete popular. spending will move his at duties at the bank. a $1.49 a of the execu- work as clerk in the store, and both the Mr. Clement family true conditions than the readers of the Richardson, daughter. There will be meeting the entertainment at here once and work there 20. Tuesday evening .... tive committee and the chairmen of young people have many friends begin Sept. Democrat. In making these charges WAISTS NOW $1>4Θ SIHtJLE COPIES. and Alice Odeon under the auspices of $1.98 other committees of the Hamlin Me- who wish them success. Mrs. Annie Seavey daughter, Hall, given against the Radcliffe management peo- Married. with Mr. and Mrs. the ladies of the Universallst Circle, Single Copies of the Democrat are four cents morial at Cummings Hall on Tuesday West Paris Grange had a■ τβΠΓ of Boston, have been ple are accusing them of stooping to NOW each. will be mailed on of by was successful. The first was WAISTS $1.98 They receipt price that "Field the 21st, withh F. W. Washburn for a few days, going very part about the meanest In by Rev. G. W. Bias. $2.98 the or for the convenience of evening at 7:30 and it is important Day" Saturday, P'le"J thing imaginable, Waterford, Aug. 21, publisher· patrons on a drive a musical local talent as- Mr. Flint anil Miss Maude Evelyn of each laeue have been on all bills the committees Oscar G. Chandler of Sumner. There from there carriage through programme by that of the of the Guy Irving Jingle copie· place·! having against sisted Mrs. A. M. Miss Elsie allowing supporters both of Norway. «ale at the following In the County wm an address Rev. L. W. Turner and Hartford. by Edwards, to lose sums of that a Wentworth, places shall present them at that time. by Raymond team large money In Lovell Center. Aug. 18, by Rev. F. H. entertainment:. Mrs. Fred and of Hall and Mies Doris Frost, each render- Miss South Pari·, Shurtleff's Drug 3 to re. Members of the Maine Commandery of and a nice programme of Bonney daughter, little more money may come into their Reeves, Mr. Alfred W. Levensaler and make a no who have been a solo most the L. William*, both of Washington, D. C. We are certain will big mis- Norway, Noyes' Drug Store. the in very Mr. and Mrs. Chandler spared pains South Paris, visiting ing piano pleasingly; own pockets. If this was true they Mary you Stone's Store. Loyal Legion speak high and solos received re- In 18, by Rov. W. C. Curtis, Mr. Drug them at to make It for their and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Lot quartette hearty would deserve to lose bit of the Bethel, *ug. Alfred Postmaster. terms of the lunch fnrnisbed enjoyable guests Bonney'· parents, every Fred L. McKeen of South Stoneham and Miss over. Bucklleld. Cole, home calls. The second was a laughable if do not look these goods Paris Mrs. Harlow, Poet Odloe· Hall the Universalist Good the company gave them a unanimous E. Eeene, returned Saturday. part the games have re- Blanche I. Adams of North Stoneham. take you lilll, Academy by farce in which all of the ladies' clubs, splendid patronage West Paris. Samuel T. White. Cheer Society of South Paris. vote of thanks for their kindness. Mrs. Sarah Richardson of Woburn, ceived. Another thing, it takes from relatives for which Bethel is noted, received good Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Staples of Port- The W. C. T. U. arranged an interest- Mass., who has been visiting Mechanic Falls the glory which their her home natured hits. The fair Wednesday after- Died. Coming Event·. land, who have been spending the sum- ing programme for a nnion here for two weeks, returned to victories justly deserve. The visitors g0BrL noon and was attractive and well mer at returned to their temperance service at the Universalist Monday. evening âne bail no one can Elmburst, and the ladies both played Saturday, Mrs. Ruth P., wife of Fred X—Central Maine Fair, Watervllle church for last There L. L. Morrill has returned from the patronized report that. Their team was without In lllram, Aug. 17, Aug. 31-Sept home Saturday. Sunday evening. deny any 47 6-9.—Maine state Fair, Lewlston. Satur- fair included a well patronized Five, aged year*. Sept. The men's was won were remarks by the local pastor», read- Central Maine General Hospital (which doubt the it has been at any In Andover, 14, Mrs. Sarah (Cutting) 7.—Oxford Pomona Orange, Bolster's handicap cup and concert a success. strongest Aug. Sept. and will be treated at home for tbe supper) was 75 rears. Mills. by K. Brooks. ings by Mrs. Samuel Estes, day time this season. Only one error Akcri>, aged Saturday Clayton Mr. Charles who owns the In North 20, Stella, in- M.—Oxford County Fair. Memorial T. Flavin and Mrs. V. E. to his hand. Davia, stage them and a little tluckfleld, Aug. Agnrn Sept. 14.15. The speakers for the Hamlin MjJfElUngwoou, injury charged again.it sleepy of Mr. and Mrs. Κ liner Roberts, 21, ii, J3.—Androscoggin Valley Fair, Can- and Mrs. Louise line from Bethel to now conveys fant daughter 1 Sept. exercises were entertained at and music a ladies quartette Mr. W. C. Spaulding Upton, in the first inning was all that 1 month. ton private special by in an auto which is a playing aged of Caribou and Mrs. Chas. the passengers >n South Mass 24, Bev. 2S, 29, 30.—West Oxford Fair, Fryeburg houses as follows: Gen. Joshua L. and Alice Barden. Spaulding saved Radcliffe from a shut out. A team Framlngham, Aug. Sept. in The trial and return was Webster Woodburv, sired 88 years. Nov. 9.10,11.—Meeting of Maine State Porno- at M. Mrs. Fred Bird of Mass., is of Houlton, Me., came through beauty. trip must bat to win ball and Radcliffe Chamberlain George Atwood's; Worcester, Fogg and games In Lovell, Auk. 24, Mrs. Berths, wife of Dr. Society, Norway. car for a visit with rela- made most satisfactorily Thursday logical Gov. BertM. Fernald at Mrs. Ε. H. Jack- visiting her relatives here. their touring could not bat Adams They Horace M Lowe of Washington, aged 4tt Jan. 4, 5,6.—Exhibition of Western Maine Poul- Saturday. year*. Mr. and Mrs. Porter of Dor- tives here. Friday. six six In 25, Mrs. Mary (Merry) Norway, Maine. try Association, South Paris. son's; Hon. John D. Long at Admiral Joseph made just hits, and three of the Brnnawlck, Aug. Holmes and son The dedication of the dormitory of lllcks, formerly of South Paris, aged 49 years, H. W. Lyon's; U. S. Senator Eugene chester, Mass., have been here a week Mr. and Mrs. Eugene were scratches and would have been were at Gould Academy will be Sept. 16. The 10 months. NEW ADVKKT1SKMKNTS. Hale at Chas. L. Case's; and Hon. Cbas. with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles and Mrs. Haggerty of Caribou easy oats could the fielders have seen fall term will open Sept. 21. DETAILS. S. Hamlin at Mrs. Carter's. Hotel Long Wednesday, coming through the ball. Radcliffe wax out played. ATTENTION TO OPTICAL Marked Down. Morton and in Mr. Holmes' Buick car. " the It was Governors' Day too. Five MMrhaClarence G. family touring North Waterford. Why not give Mechanic Falls credit for Found. "Attention to detail is the watchword of S. Richards, .South Attention to Details. Bowen and son Optical Governors were on the Cham- bave been at camp at Concord Pond for Mr. and Mrs. C. T. their instead of Rad- between a in tl Found. platform: Frank McAllister has the victory accusing A watch, in the road, Our will be revelation Horace from a visit to Mrs. purchased uiiue υκ urn r Pari· eye-testing o·.,ugli- Lost. berlain, Long, Robie, Connor and Fer- returned nailing roid. Optometrist. of house built Luclna Jewett recently. South Paris and Howland who have been accustomed to old time optical Bank Book Lost. nald. Bates will hold an Bowen's sister, Mrs. Ernest Gould by The Radcliffe management might be ness to patrons Petition for tWMre.e0Joeephine The mill at Pour Corners is shut Wilbur H. Sturtbvant, can not our Bankrupt's Discharge. Miss Ida Oliver and Mrs. A. P. Bil- auction of her household Satur- Freeport, Wednesday. spool criticised for Lanen behind methods. Lenses with the imperfections pa»s Parker's Hair Balsam. goods down for two weeks. justly using slightest at home at 1 ο c,oc*· Alma Gammon is extensive re- South Paris. but a true one. Our ser- Can You Sell Goods? lings, who have been visiting at O. A. day, Sept. 4, her making the bat. Tho condition of bis finger was 35 final A broad statement this, in the of new Loise Littlefield has been visiting her inspection. Notice of Bankruptcy. Maxim's, returned to Boston Monday. Ralph Coombs of Foxboro has been pairs on his house way such that be could not be expected to do and Moderate Prices. other Mr. and Mrs. Ed Parmer. vice combines Quality yiecn Quality. came on from his aunt and Mr. and Mrs. windows, tbe piazza and grandparents, work and have had a week to Petition for Discharge. Efficiency, Miss Jeannie Hubbard visiting uncle, extending on good they Bankrupt's Quite a crew of men are yrorking I Boston for the Hamlin centennial, re- I. F. Emmons. minor changes. secure a catcher. did get Stuart In the mutter of ) the state road. They In after. Aug. 23, a little daughter was born to The Odd Fellows are to have a cement of Harrison, butin the practice before K'/.RA C. STAPLES. J Bankruptcy. NORWAY. turning immediately to Mr. and Mrs. Mclotire have Bankrupt. J Hannibal Hamlin was the Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Richardson. walk to extend from the ball steps Clayton the he could not hold Leith and so 1 Mrs. guest for a game of the Dis In at once. been at the Mclntire cottage week. To the Hon. Clarence Hale, Judge of Miss Fannie Hammond. Mrs. Hamlin Mrs. W. W. Gardner and four chil- the street, put Lanen went in to catch and continued in United States for the District C. B. A Sons have a crew Several men went to tbe cemetery to trict Court of the Cumraings dren are in Canada. H. H. Hall returned to his work Fri- the until the ninth when Maine: at of the returned Monday to her home in Bangor. visiting game inning, of of workmen the construction visit with his work John P. was one At Dunham's nail, evening after a three weeks' Saturday. Stuart went in, Lanen1* work was C. STAPLES, of Peru, In the Coun- new for the opera house, Congressman Swasey Tuesday day Mrs. Merle Morse and three children heating plant of this an entertain- Mrs. Hall. for !i ty of Oxford, and State of Maine, of the familiar of the day Friday. week, Aug. 31st, mother, Mary largely responsible Mechanic Palls' ÏJZRA that S. and Abbott Block. figures to Hathaway Block men were have gone to Wolfboro, Ν. Π live In said District, respectfully représente ment will be Edward H. The local G. A. R. kept three runs in Kad- wa« IHAIDS, MAINE. More than attended Riven Frye, tbeeecondand last he SOUTH RARIS, The new will be in from the seventy couples by where ber husband is and her placed on the 30ih day of December, past, pipes put under the of West last week a county working cliffe in some under the Acta of the the ball Friday evening. monologist, auspices busy attending bad holes at other times in duly adjudged bankrupt south aide of the buildings along parents live. to that be has Mr. and Mrs. Chandler Garland re- 1 veterans' meeting at Canton Wednesday, the game. Congress relating Bankruptcy; shore of the brook. the 23d at Mrs. L. A. Knight has been very eick duly surrendercl all hie property and rights turned to Boston Rifle Club went to Bryant's the reunion of Regiment Cary of Colby at first base and Stan- with all the Sheriff Bieknell has greatly Monday. *West Paris at the but is slow- of property, and has fully complied Deputy for a contest Mechanic Falls Thursday, the Hamlin "Play-house" gaining wood of Bowdoin at short added of said Acta and of tbe orders of ON his Street residence Seward P. Stearns of Boston and Mrs. Pond, Saturday, shooting stop requirements YOU START by now. BEFORE improved Bridge of Nor- with the Pond club. memorial services at Paris Friday and ly much to the team. Court touching his bankruptcy. the addition of a attractive J. II. Brooks and child South Bryant'B Herbert Lord and Battie strength visiting That be be decreed very piazza. the "Grand of the Eaut Mrs. Knight Wherefore he prays, may walk. Conn were at Austin P. Army Day" Adams showed that lie appreciated the to have a full discharge from all Ε. E. Andrews is rushing work on his guests Lovell. the have been stopping there with their by the Court Hebron Saturday. Verily accorded him debts his estate under said new to move into Stearns' last week. Grange good support by pitching provable against buildings and expects or be extermi- sister and brother. such debt· as are VACATION Miss Hortense Andrews is visiting her army bean must be wary mother, one of the best, games he ever Bankruptcy Acts, except YOUR them about the tirst of October. pitched law from such discharge. PARTRIDGE DISTRICT. Mrs. Fred at Mass nated. Radcliffe. excepted by our Mrs. R L. Powers is in Boston for two sister, Holt, Quincy, East Bethel. against Dated this5lli day of August, A. D. 1009. in and let us to the of using Miss Lulu of Tbe Buckfield school team de- Leith worked stop explain you advantages latest Mrs. A. G. C'ushman and little daugh- Farrington, formerly high and hard. In the tiret six EZRA C. STAPLES, Bankrupt. weeks for new goods and styles. at Turner Center J. M. Bartlett, M. E. Bartlett are a few this town, with her sister and friend, feated the Leavitt team he struck out ten men and allow- Mrs. V. W. Hills is in the store during ter Irma of Bethel spending Ball Bartlett went on tbe excursion to innings ORI>ER OF NOTICE THEREOF. and Mrs. W. has been here. afternoon by a score of five ed four scattered hits. This TRAVELERS' CHEQUES. Mrs. Powers' absence. days with her parents, Mr. visiting Wednesday Ν. tbe 22d. only pace District ok Maine, se. Max the driver of the North to four. Berlin, H., S. Mason. will be Mr. Eastman, and tbe poor support ho received was too i-th of A. D. 1909, on read- and casved W. F. Senter of Brunswick, owner of They joined by and Judge G. F.Rich and little daughter On this day Aug., Available in every part of the world, promptly and will then Lovell met with a ιacci- Misses Evangeline Woodworth much for him and be weakened in tbe the It Is— the Abbott was in town last Cushman on Friday, spend stage, painful of Ν. visited at A. M. Bean's ing foregoing petition, in Block, Arline of South Paris were thf Berlin, H., the Court, That a hearing be had Hotels, Banks, Railroads and Companies a with her Mrs. James Bar- dent Friday morning at Lovell Center. Crocker seventh inning, hit in this Ordered by j by Steamship week. He has been with nerv- day sister, last week. being freely same on the 17th of Sept., A. D. suffering was on some when of Mrs. Pottle the upon the day accounts. Avoid trouble, incon- at South to Bethel He binding baggage guests during past and the at In said of all travellers' ous for some time but rett, Paris, returning Master Robert who has been eighth inning. 1909, before said Court Portland, Dis-j payment ·· prostration past, Rich, no- order on the rope broke and he fell from th® week. trict, at 10 o'clock In the forenoon ; and that venience and No identification necessary in is now improved. He was look- Saturday. tbe summer with his uncle, A. MECHANIC PALLS. Oxford Demo- delay. greatly friend from Hebron of the bruising his face Miss Sallie Warren, who has been spending tice thereof be published In the use at. i after bis business interests in town. Lewis Benson and tally-ho coach, M. bas returned to bis home at A Β R H.K. P.O. Λ. E. anil cash other than own Once I, ing For- the five weeks with her Bean, crat, a newspaper printed tn said District, them, your signature. called on relatives and friends in this and spraining both wrists badly. spending past c.f. 4 1 12 0 0 ami other In A. E- Herrick of Bethel was in in Berlin. Purrlngton, that all known creditors, persons will never be without them. A booklet describing Judge no bones were broken, but errand returned to her home Wantke, 3 b ft 0 1 0 l) 0 at the said time ami place, you fully on business neighborhood Sunday. tunately parents, K. H. 0. L. Interest, may appear town Wednesday. G. Hastings, J. Swan, Stanwood, β.β 5 0 2 2 8 0 If have, why the these will be sent on Parlin's bave return- was a bad shake up. Weetbrook Thursday. and show cause, any they 1 request. F. II. Beck's is all the Mrs. Will guests Buck and Chas. Swan went on a Adams, 4 110 3 0 should not be Cheques garage having The annual fair of the Mrs. Sadie wife of the Rev. N. fishing ρ prayer of said petitioner granted. ed to their home in Massachusetts. Congregational Jones, Cary, 1-b ft 1 1 13 0 1 Is further ordered the Court, That business it can attend to. Auto owners of ber trip and enjoyed an outing last week. And It by and son Herman church was held at the Cen- G. Jones of Boston, is tbe guest Talcott, 2-b 5 0 0 1 4 0 Clerk shall send mall to all known cred- it to have such an Mrs. W. O. Bryant Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Anthoine Brown and the by find very convenient the Sabbath. c 4 3 3 ft 3 0 and this order, ad- visited at W. S. Mason's ter. There was a good attendance, and cousin, Mrs. Pottle, over Tllton, itors copies of said petition in a town like Tuesday. of Grand Weecnt', rf 1 0 0 0 0 0 to them at their of residence as up-to-date place Norway. was successful Rev. A. W. Pottle the daughter Rapids, Michigan, dressed places Work on the ditch in the it very financially. during past Morse, rf 3 113 0 0 BANK Edith M. Smith of the James Smith begins were guests at Porter Farwell's last stated. THE NORWAY NATIONAL The funeral of Mrs. Bertha Lowe, wife week visited the East Livermore camp- Weeton, Lf 4 0 2 1 0 0 the no*. Clarence Hale. Judge a ten swamp near Frank Bennett's Monday, Witness shoe store returned from days' went on to week. and the seal at Port- 30. of Dr. Horace M. Lowe of Washington ground Monday, and Tuesday of the said Court, thereof, visit in Portland with her brother last Aug. Matrons of Alder River Grange very Total· 40 7 12 27 18 1 land, In said District, on the >th day of Aug., and wife are soon to return was held from the home of her father, Farmington to visit kindred, returning 1 week. Leo Farrar entertained a crowd A. D. 1909. of Maine. G. H. on her death hav- borne afternoon. successfully large UADCLIFFK. JAMES E. Clerk. Norway, to their home iu Texas. Moore, Friday, Wednesday was [L. §.] HEWEY, The contractors have the new grange last Friday Supper served Α Β. B. 11.11. P.O. A. K. ing occurred here Tuesday, the 2 Mr. Clarence Shaw has taken up night. A true copy of petition and order thereon. block well roofed in. Work will be from six to eight followed by a short en- Harrison, s.s 4 0 1 0 5 0 Attest: JAMES E. HEWEY. Clerk. age 40. Her health had not been and is a good busi- rushed that the work be Greenwood. inst., photography doing tertainment under the direction of the Claion, 2-b 4 1 0 3 2 0 may completed for but It was ness. 3 b 4 0 10 12 the are end- good many years, hoped Rawaon, NOTICE. before cold weather. The ravages of potato bug young of tbe grange. 108 tickets 0 10 10 that she would the vielt Mrs. Amanda Shaw and her daughter, people Leith, ρ .4 the States for was improve by In the District Court of United It is understood that the I. O. 0. F. ed fur tliie year and it what might Vf pc A KKIa Pnohmnn are at ThnQ Rrifltf· were sold for the entertainment, after Farnum, c.f 4 0 1 2 0 0 here. She did not improve, and death the District of Maine. In Bankruptcy. brick block will be completed next be called a sort of miniature Waterloo which music was furnished for dancing, Lanen, c 3 0 2 11 2 4 came in the old home where she was barn's. Stuart, c 0 0 0 0 0 0 In the matter of 1 as tenants are to lease the for more than a month. short and 50 in the march. Sin spring, ready Nothing born and where she was married. &&e The annual reunion of the Conant couple joined grand LaFrance, l.f 3 0 0 0 0 0 Lucious R. WottCESTtK. Bankruptcy. various rooms at once for long terms. of the poison about once a week -335 was realized and the liberal attend- Gammon, 1-b ..3 0 0 10 1 0 of Mexico, Bankrupt.) applied leaves a husband and one who family was held at Nezinscot Hall Thurs- Dr. Bial K. has had the father, stupid row of hearts. Conant band a fine concert McFalle 0 3 0 0 0 0 2 2 0-7 of the Referee, No. 8 Market Square, '·'· can at loving family gave The balance of our suits at reduced for a short time. have and tly away the Ethel Anderson from Auburn baa been on 15th of A. D. 1909, at light weight prices Wings they in the square in the afternoon and the Radcliffe 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-1 I'arts, the day Sept., Frank True of Council Iowa of never resort to the of Delia for a few 10 o'clock tn the forenoon, at which time the Bluffs, approach danger, yet Brownfleld. dance was held in the with guest Berrymont Earned rune, Mechanic Falls 3. Two-base- Λ. usual evening said creditors may attend, prove their claims, want to all out and make t) do was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. F. A. that but allow themselves to be picked weeks. hit, Tllton. Thrt'e-base-hlt, Weeton. Sacrifice close them very special prices ΜΘ3ΗΓ8. Ham and Bennett have gone a attendance. trustee, examine the bankrupt, and a wherever found. good Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Richardson Rawson. Flirt base on ball», off Leith 2 ; off appointa Daafortb few days last week. off and destroyed a fly. transact such other business as may properly to Freedom, Ν. Π., to furnish music for Mrs. Π. G. Clement gave farewell Adams 0. Struck out, by Leith 11; by Adam* 8. next so it's for Andrew M of The worms and black flies have have been at Sunsot a fow come before said meeting. will be much economy Gordon, Esq., Methuen, green to her friends at Camp days. Left on Mechanic Foils Radcliffe 4. Clothing higher spring, entertainments for Old Home week. party Priday evening bases, 8; South Paris, 2*. 1909. Mass is tbe of Alexander McLean also left after doing their work in a Mr. and Mrs. Wilkins came in an auto Stolen Carv 2 First base on errors, August guest of a shower tbis the home of her Mr. and Mrs. C. bases, WALTER L.GRAY, ! A regular down pour parents, 1. to now. The assortment lots of at Nerve Ease. thorough manner; but the mosquitoes, a few weeks ago from New York to Mechanic Falls 3; Radcliffe Umpires, Clark Referee In Bankruptcy. buy represents patterns. forenoon and anothor this M. Irish. The was and and house are with us afternoon, evening pleasantly visit Mrs. Davis. Scorer, Toayer. W. C. I.eavitt and sons, George and horn flies flies music. Mrs. Anthony Berrymont. passed with whist and BANK BOOK LObT. conservative cut is here as well as the fadditdi and mou· A\ iliio, left the tirst of the week for an yet and will be uotil Jack Frost puts his Thursday. Nina Webster of North Haven is teach- The Mohawks are the attraction at the quiet, Terribly hot weather this week Wed- Clement will make visits in Bridgton that Book No. outing in Lovell and Stoneham. Th»*v foot on them, ami be is not far off. ing school in the Tubbs District, Jen- fair grounds again next Saturday. Notice Is herebv given Deposit nesday; D5 in the shade in tbis vicinity. and Gorham before starting for Red- M77 Issued by this Kank to E. ilerl>ert Cooper effects. that it was to be a walking Herbert met with of a nie at Greenwood and the same Is swagger announced β King something Mrs. and Mrs. Orman lands. Knight City, Myr- has tieen lost and that unies* pre- loss not serious Georgie Spring tle teaches in the Hollow school. Tho World's is the sented within six months a new book will be journey. recently, although very at and of Port Ring Bloodino, Tonic, visited J. L Frink'a recently. Mrs. J. E. Kennedy family as Is by law. Horace Sanborn of Portland, but at as the Getting too near Spring Master Vernon G'. Yates has been best tonic and builder. Free Issued provided sequel proved. Mrs. J. Johnson of tbe far west is the Pairfield have been with her sister, Mrs. body SOUTH PARIS SAVINGS BANK. visited bis a bluff in the one of his cows a few with bis mail for lUc. The Treae. one time of Norway, Norway pasture, for a visit and returned stopping days grand- Sample by Address, By George M. Atwood. guest of her eiater, Mrs. E. 15 Bean. Isaac Smith, 35-7 on He came from fell nearly ten feet, receiving injuries so mother, Mrs. L. H. Holmes, Buckfield. Bloodine Inc., Buston, Mass. South Paris, Malue, August 28th, 1909. Men's Suits are now 7.50 people Sunday. up The village schools commence tbe home Saturday. Mrs. Smith's father, Co., $10 $ Portland on his wheel and returned the serious as to make it necessary to kill first Monday in September. Mr. Clarence Rollins, is also visiting her. John's Letter. same her. Mr. Ring to be within Men's 12 Suits are now 10.00 way. happened Miss Lunt of Portland is visiting at A. H. of West Med so that to West A "halo in Halifax" is a bit obscure. F. Lovering ford, hearing distance, by attending Blake's. Bethel. town at and the animal Ever read or hear the now Mass., came to the last of the the butchering once, "The balmy summer season bring* profane expression Men's 15 Suits are 12.00 week for a short outing. Mrs. Lovering in good order, the meat was nearly all Hebron. The flylct'e buzzing mirth, —"Not worth a whoop in hell"? Haloo! has been in town for some time. tit for the market and was readily dis- Just see how jauntily he springe in Halifax is but a softening of the 18 Suits are now 14.00 Mrs. H. M. Cushman of has Into the 'lame·»—caught his wluge! Men's mar- Lynn text the lo- Worn" has taken his meat >sed of. "Ease the First James Pledge p a A. M. He's dead—Of all contenting things original by simply changing been spending few days at " corner of Main and The brothers are now in the That Is the best on earth cation and thus the Day are now 15.00 ket, Bridge Streets, Ring Richardson's. eliminating profanity Men's 20 Suits into his own hands and is running the oats with their That is easily done. Doesn't take a neighborhood threshing Mrs. Sarah Penley of South Paris market alone. three horse power gasoline machine, "The breezy ways minute and sounds better. visited her brother, L. B. Merrill, last Where Hon. A. S. Kimball will go to Seattle, and it proves amply sufficient for the bloMsomlng sprays the halo is something which is week. Make fragrant the beautiful mid summer days, [As ab >ut the tirst of September as work. their horses with to to the saints, and the ot) r Wash., They keep Misses Alice and Bell Merrill, who The sibylline spell supposed appertain Two lots Men's Outing Suits, one gray, one of the four to the annual them for the of Of roots will tell, not to be a feature of the scenery in that delegates purpose moving only, have been at Mr. Ezekiel Merrill's for a convention of the Grand and when threshing they stand in the And barks and leaves the sick make well." unprofanely by the brown. are Sovereign few weeks, will return to their home in region represented $10 qualities $7.50. The will take about thirtv bam with faces, congratulating next word we caught the I.odge trip smiling Β >ston this week. D >gdays will end Sunday. Halifax, expression themselves on the late in as "a halo in or the mathemat- days. improvements Miss Martha Pratt is with friends in Station Agent O'Reilly is enjoying a Halifax," Ε. E. Andrews left the first of the machines. ical of zero.—Ed threshing South Paris. vacation. equivalent ] week for a west. I. W. Swan, wife and little daughter, We have been full of summer trip Mrs. Mary Bearcehas closed her house Mrs. Carrie Sawyer is assisting Mrs. company Ο. M. has bis of L 'cke's Mills, have been visiting in in the hotel. and of the agreeable kind. First, Mrs. H. B. FOSTER Cuminiugs improved and is with her daughter, Mrs. Walter Abbott office with new and He the south of the town the Joe Hinea and her two little Sec- paint paper. part during Conant. Mrs. Charles P. Dennison has return- boys. basa most attractive stable. week and stopped at the Bennett ed from her.visit in ond, Irving Chase and wife from Ran- ONE PRICE CLOTHIER, livery past Mr. Fred Bumpus of Philadelphia Michigan. Alden Nute and Raymond Nute of place Monday night on their way home. Miss Carrie Bean of Ridlonville visited dolph, Vt Miss Mabel Smith and sister, made us a pleasant call Monday. Mr. were before And now and away for the centen- Mrs. Smith of North Carolina. Fall River, Mass., Judge up had not been in the place for 20 relatives here last week. Margaret ΠΑΙΝΕ. J »ues for the of nial; but before this reaches the Bumpus Miss Mabel declares and afiirms that she NORWAY, Monday illegal shooting public and was with the is drawing to an end and grain like years much pleased Haying birds. Alden was fined ?ô and costs, eye it will be an event of the past, is now harvested. would not marry the angel Gabriel if his many he saw. being he sentence all others that have come and gone. changes surname was as her sister bas which paid. Raymond's of East Sumner is at Miss Hazel Arno of Bethel Hill visited Smith, was Ralph Hodgdon done. Mrs. Stearns and her two sons go 3. Oxfords 2.50. suspended. W. A. Bartlett's. her friend, Mies Ethel Allen, last week. $3.50, $3, E. Btizzell of Her home is in Portland. She C. Fryeburg, inspector Oxford. Prof. J. F. Moody is at home from Since the rainfall of last week it is to-day. of state roads, made a visit the a to watch the is a good one, as the people of South Norway Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Ilolden went to Sbagg Pond and the rest of tbe family really pleasure green You to feel comfort the first of the week and examined the piece things Paris perhaps may know. begin Kreeport to attend the reuuion of Mr. are expected this week. gmwing. of state road built at the ice house. is still unable do We attended the meeting at Mountain being Holden's regiment, the Twenty-fifth Mrs. E. S. Dunham, who bas been John B. Murphy to instant foot enters a George Ε Tubbs, treasurer of the but oat of doors on fair Grange Saturday. Many members of your cent. Discount on '£>. well any work, 20 Maine, Wednesday, Aug. seriously ill the past week, is doing gets Bank, has been confined Union were in attendance. It per Norway Savings Mr. and Mrs. Granville Burns have re- at days. Grange SHOE. to house for some He is im- present writing. sons was and the enter- "QUEEN QUALITY" his days. turned from their bridal trip to Niagara Mrs. Will Gribbln and three of young people's day and will soon be tainment was tine. The of proving, however, Palls. Hiram. Portland are visiting her aunt, Mrs. W. singing find the about again. P. and her uncle. L D. Grover. young man narlow, son of William Har- When you just right The M. E. society at Welchville are Eli Wadsworth went to Con- Brown, Edwin M. Rowe and Nellie Burn- Mr. C. was fine. A wife, a to raise Pastures were so scorched low, specially large family giving series of entertainments N. on badly by and it is like a ham Rowe, accompanied by their daugh- way, U., Saturday. the severe drouth that some are and all singers. length width, Misses' and Children'* money A. O. Company, No. 12, U. R., ton, and an old and John. foot. Noyes The M. E. Sunday School of Welch- a Mass., experienced have received an invitation to The Maine Central Railroad Co. has K. of P., a at Caldwell's Grove on printer named from This discouii' ville bad picnic force of men a foundation for Swift, Parmington, Reunion. count of 20 cent, from the prices. unite with the Auburn Company, No. 3 preparing has taken his Family per regular Thursday. a water tank near the site of the place. R K. of In a field at Mechanic large All the members of the Wbitte- and Wine U. P., day Mrs. S. D. Edwards is spending the Chester P. Lorlng of Hollieton, Mass., living One Pair and See for to colored Oxfords, Tan, Russet 6. "Old Red Mill." more one at the Try applies only Falls, Sept. week with her son, Edwards, at and Prank Kannure of Everett, Mass., family except gathered Ralph Our venerable and last surviving now cost Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Ridlon are have the crew of work- old homestead owned and occupied This makes the grade $4.00. $4.00 grade $3..·. Paris. Mr. Elias Gould of aged recently joined $5.00 some time at their lake cottage. uncle, Hiram, men in the rooms of the Whit- by one of the number, Mrs. J. B. Drake, ...... spending 95 on is to be Posted printing Yourself. 80. 00 $2.00 Dr. Albert Thompson and family wili May 30tb, publicly ten <& Dennison house. in the Whittemore District, Paris, on $3.50 grade $2 $3 grade $2 40. $2 50 grade East Sumner. and caned at the Goald annual rennion post-card visit their Stark, Ν. Η home for a short Wednesday, Aug. 25. and Misses' ami in last on at Lake. The $2.00 grade $i .60. $1.50 grade $1.20 time after closing Rock Island Cottage That Togus excursion outlined Aug. 30th, Sebago Byron. They had not been together before FurnUhêr, issue is to occur 3. cane is of material and finish, J. F. PLUMMER, Hi next week. week's Friday, Sept. elegant Taylor Brothers at Houghton have sold since the death of their father, forty- Children's $t 25 kind now $1 00. $1.00 kind Soc. Dr. and It bas been learned that an electric car with head, presented by The Bos- seven Monday and Tuesday evenings gold their store and are selling their goods at years ago. 1 at a low as ton for tbe oldest man in Hiram. 31 Market SOUTH PARIS, ME. save 20 cent. on all kinds of col< Mrs. H. P. Jones entertained the Wild can not be chartered rate, Post, cost and are out of business. The children living are Mrs. Jose- Square, member you can per Mr. Gould is the of a going and Bminites at their lake cottage. had been but each passenger enjoying memory Stewart of Ν. Mrs. '· Cats thought, Stephen Donahue is to remodel the store phine Antrim, H., our η"*» for the round from and useful life. Telephone Ι0β·3. Oxfords for the whole Come for Judge and Mrs. L. A. Dayton of Phil- will pay $1.00 trip long, pure into a house and move in in the J. B. Drake of Paris, S. D. Whittemore family. early Mrs. Ruth wife of Mr. Fred dwelling West who have been the Lewiston to the home and return. P., Flye, of who was a ippi, Va., Togus near future. Boston, unavoidably absent, ment will soon be broken at these We have lit lunches with to died 17, 47 years, 0 prices. of Dr. and Mrs. Albert Thompson Take your you. Owing Aug. aged months, P. A. has his new house near- though he was there the week before, guests to her husband and friends Whitney at Rock Island, returned to their home the pressure in the columns this week leaving many finished which be of F. A. Whittemore of Buckfield, Lewis stock now hut will the of a amiable and beau- ly bought Stephen they go quickly. last week. by the Hamlin Centennial, other items memory pure, Donahue in the He and Edwin Whittemore of Brooklyn, Ν. Y., tiful and and de- early spring. Zora Klain is visiting his parents, Mr will be deferred. character, loving loyal his mother have moved in. He Charles F. of New York, and Mrs. Flora votion to home and friends. recently and Mrs. Morris Klain. He will enter husband, is at work on his cellar. Garland of Boston. They all enj >yed Dickvale. "Blessed are tbe in for Clark University in September. He bas pure heart, they Mr. Stratton met with an accident the occasion very mucb. Mrs. Drake shall see God.M fitted himself for college while acting as Miss Florence Wyman and Miss Mil- with his auto. By some means the auto formerly lived in New Jersey, but after JAR SALE her some FRUIT traveling salesman. dred Tracy have returned from Leeds. made a lurch to the side of the road, the death of husband thirteen Mr. and Mrs. Leon M. Longley enjoy- Before the green worms disappear I Denmark. breaking the railing to the west end of years ago, she came back to the old ed a lawn party at their Maple Street shall expect that western animal once Mr. George W. Moulton met with a the approach to Coos bridge and but for homestead, built a new house, repaired residence Thursday evening. spoken of in a Chicago paper. It was bad accident Monday, falling from a load sheer good luck would have plunged in- the outbuildings, graded the grounds, LIGHTNING JARS—Half Gal. $1.25 per doz. Ε. N. SWETT SHOE CO., Mr. and Mrs. P. O. Stanton, formerly said to devour tooth barrows, of oats which he was into the to the above the built a greenhouse and has a large col- spring getting canyon bridge. " " of Qorham. Ν. H., have sold out here threshing machines, etc It was called barn. He is now suffering with two George A. Taylor is at home from lection of flowering plants. She is a Quarts 1.00 Opera House Block, NORWAY, MAINE. and returned to their former home. Eateverythingynuctngetat. cracked ribs and a badly sprained ankle. West Paris, where he has been at work woman of taste and ability, and is high- " Telephono 112-8. Mrs. Charles E. Bradford has returned Mabel Richardsou has returned from Twenty-two conple attended the dance for the Paris Manufacturing Co. for a ly esteemed by all her neighbors and ac- Pints .90 from a two weeks' visit with her brother Auburn. at Odd Fellows' even- time. quaintances. Hall, Wednesday long " in New York. L. A. Bisbee will harvest a good crop ing. Rev. Mr. Yost from East Bridgewater 1-2 Pints .86 Robert Millett and bis sister, Mercy of plums the first of September. A Mr. Osgood of Brownfield lost a preached last Sunday at Bryon, Hough- 'TWAS A GLORIOUS VICTORY. Millett, with the two children, returned Mrs. Louise Abbott of Massachusetts pocket book somewhere between Brown- ton and Ruxbury. He Is a missionary There's rejoicing in Fedora, Tenn. A at "Cook's" Ice Cream Parlor. to tbeir home Hanover, Mass., Friday. is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Lizzie Keene. field and Denmark Wednesday evening. from the Congregational society. He is man's life has been saved, and now Dr. the summer vacation JARS—Half Gal. $1.40 per doz. They have enjoyed O. 0. Tracy is working for Charles There was qaite a sum of money in the an earnest, able speaker and we wish King's New Discovery is the talk of the ECONOMY with their people. Andrews. same. him God in bis work. Πβ town for C. V. of " " Norway speed organ- curing Pepper deadly Quarts 1.10 A GOOD PLACE TO COOL OFF. J. R. Morrill and son and E. G. Child Mr. I. H. Berry is lighting his house ized a Sunday Sohool at Houghton. lung hemorrhages. "I could not work Field Day. " " Grange are catting the grass on the Charles and store with electricity, the motor be- nor get about," he writes, "and the doc- attended Pints 1.00 Something like 1500 people Farnum place. ing run by water. Albany. tor did me no good, but, after using Dr. under the ">f the We want to remind of some of the on hand : the field day auspices There was a large attendance at the W. A. Bragg, the Grand Union tea King's New Discovery three weeks, I you goods always State at the fair grounds water carnival at Cobb's Wednes- a new Grange county Mason. camp man, was in town last week. reel like man, and can do good There were some Informal Jar 10 cts. Sar- Saturday. day. Thomas Poole had the misfortune to work again." For weak, sore or dis- First Quality Warranted Rubbers, Root Beer, Ginger Ale, ball in the and an Geo. Eldridge visited at S. Weet- Orangeade, games of forenoon, lose a horse Based lungs, Coughs and Colds, Hemor- H. Little of South for a few recently. all flavors. address by Rev. J. leigh's days. Lake. G. Bean and Ira Hickford were in Hay Fever, La dozen. Ooca Cola, Sodas, Robert has returned Norway S. rhages, Grippe, Asthma, per saparilla, of the State Grange. A Mrs. Cushing or Bronchial affeotion it stands un- Paris, chaplain Ervin Bean visited at Jamee Crockett's North Wateiford last week. any was eaten at noon. In the home from H. N. Upton's where she has picnic dinner Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Sloan were in rivaled. Price 50c. and II 00. Trial Ice Cream, served in several different ways. afternoon there were addresses by C S. been at work. recently. bottle free. Sold and F. Tumblers 36 cts. dozen. and three Mr. and Mrs. Charles Frost of Massa- Bethel the 22d. guaranteed by Jelly per Stetson of Greene, master of the State Mrs. Arthur Hutchinson k. Sburtleff & Co. a fresh and to date line. at Asa Frost's for a few There was a attendance at the up Mortimer Whitehead of children have returned to their home in chusetts visited good Confectionery, Grange, and danoe at the town house the 28tb, given <>' New former lecturer of the Reading, Mass. days. SEARED WITH A HOT in the shell. We also make a Jersey, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Dunn and the There will be another IRON, Vnt« Of All Kindt, specialty and a well known Fannie Weetleigh has gone to West family by Grangers. National Grange, one there in two jr scalded overturned Bethel to work in the card rooms of attended at Mechanic weeks. by kettle—out Salted Nut* and C'ocoanut Hood*. grange worker. Several readings were post campmeeting 1 Falls the 22d. with a knife—bruised by slammed door with the All Whitten Λ Dennison. East Waterford. interspersed speeches. is or in other way— dozen. ont the beneficial Bert Littlefleld was in town with his Edwin Stiles of New Hampshire —injured by gun any REMEMBER Our Cocoanut Cakes, 8c. per the speakers pointed Mrs. Dana is ;he needed at once is Bucklen's the work of the cart one day this week. visiting his grandfather, Benjamin Berry steadily improving. thing Bolster peddler's N. results accomplished by Fred Clark Bolster's Mills has a Arnica Salve to subdue inflammation has been a Tacker. of Go., their addresses coald not E. P. Philbrook building grange, and crew of men at J. B. Haskell's ι ind kill the It's earth's room for C. A. to Earl Wood was upon for the mill, ty- pain. supreme Dayton hearers with more operated You fail to inspire their refrigerator Tyler keep stock to for Fever "The Store That Saves Money." Me. meats In. removal of adenoids morning. log spool ship. lealer, infallible Boils, Ulcers, P. South zeal for the work. The weather was his Tuesday L. COOK, Paris, was Annie Gibson of visited Leola Sylvester York Is Improving hi· dwell- I îores, Ecréma and Piles. 20c. at F. ▲. tbe was enjoy- The Grand Union Tea Co.'· man Norway 87-11. perfect, and day highly lag- Ί Jhurtleff ft Co.'·. Tslsphoae able. In town Wedoesday. I Noyes recently.

\ aa at Hale of EUewortb as and inviolable to-day bia fltneee and emi- Senator Eugene precious on and fall corn Ιο the ear, it wul How foil token of recognized in our National Dow % few lut tbeae open places, bille wu then introduced, and without any time history. Lafayette «pent days great none mor- he vu the Republican spoke as The (frrtord Ptmncvxt mountain* like these, that ever have and fortunate! I can think of nence, pot npon We bear macb it the present time week visiting et New Gloucester. the note·, In part as follow·: to and to fortuoate. Hie birth wai In thl« paw ticket for vice-presidency. to the of increasing the Nation- the of Hannibal Hamlin reared men devoted freedom inter- necessity Mr». Arthur I. of New York for How, even at thli half-century do not without tome emotion, of tbe of Merry jTo Memory «ervice. diee of Pari. Hill, an.arpas.ed gtorj I speak al power at the expense power public the heart an we recall in honor of City is visiting Mrs. J. P. Richardson. And Hannibal Hamlin was a man of of oatoral scenery, the home val, quicken· in attending thin memorial the individual States and many questions woo those anti-slavery of this In these we find a earlv ffovernora of the state inspiring day·—the Hannibal Hamlin. The name nannibal have arisen in which there appears to be SOUTH_PAKJS. Henry Z. Perkins attended a meeting type. days large, and on the south PARie post nmci THE a modeet law office still itande a fervor that preceded brought Hamlin Is near to roe. conflict between the two. I of the blacksmiths at UNVEILING OF BOULDER AND TABLET ON and sometimes I am afraid, growing preolou- and Eighty-three inevitable M. Bridgton Saturday. whose war—the debate between Lincoln father and Hannibal Ham- Hour·: 7 30 Α. M. IO 7 >30 P. incredulity, that any man should risk memorlal and year· ago my feel that to solve these problems proper- Mr. of Brewer freedom-songs of Whit- Hugh Nicholson North CENTENNIAL OF HIS BIRTH. his own future for the cause tbat he be- mould blm. îôdertbe Douglas—the lin attended Hebron Academy together, we need men of the constructive CUCRCBU Heuw" toe of ly spent a few at J. E. Murch's last We have come as a aharinw of Streaked Moaotalo wttn tier and Lowell—the fiery eloquence lived in the lame house, and were boy* and of Hannibal Hf 7. A. T. Mc· days lieves to be right. genius statesmanship Cburcb, week. the Monnta n, Wendell and the dogged per- 10:15 a. ». too to estimate the act* towering range of White Phillips and friend· together. My early political Hamlin. wiorwr" Pastor. Preaching service, people largely fireside and A. Y P. S. C. Ε 6Λ back the euneet on hie sistence of Garrison—the life waa under the and con- he be i ^ School 11:45 M.; N. J. Nicholson of Jamaica Plain An Occasion Attended a of servants as from a purely self- flinging gaz·» friendship If he were with us to-day would 7.Ό0 p. M.: Churet Fit Tributes to Maine's Great Statesman. by public discussions and grove sweet M Evening service with his at J. £. ish It is not wise to claim freedom were Ι η tb, country-store fidence of the great senator. The the first in the at 7 30 ρ κ spent Sunday family standpoint. bSS etreogth, among proclaiming -4ver meeting We.lnee.Uy evening Men. native hills. H " «auc* In every hamlet—the uprising this occasion with her are in Murch's. of Including Distinguished too much this but vert air of bis meetings who honor· that embraced ν not otherwise connected, cordially Throng People, Many (for frequently reacts) lady, doctrine every subject of heart and conscience me and of in all read of Hannibal Hamlin lion was In the beat of the colleges of the popular presence, la a near friend of within the tbe Con- Mr. and Mrs. X. 6. Elder are spend- you may of the slave powers granted by Rev T.N. Kewlev, Pastor be- his which neither nor the aggressions wife. So it seems entirely fitting MethodistChurch. a of Mr. Elder's vacation in you will find that be never hesitated time, Ham"1, againnt my stitution to the National government is, morning prayermeetlng Ιόλ» α. *.; ing part the then the war—the soldier- in a Sunday, law on the heart of tween what be to be and Bowdoin exoelled—the college of power! And that I should take some «mall part should within tbe absolute, su- fat·bin* service 10:45 A. M.; Sabbath School Portland. Oo the27tb of August, 1809, that dis- written every right- thought right march to and be, Meeting β 00 p. and eter- his own common school and of the ing on every village green—the memorial to Hannibal Hamlin, on m Kpworth League tinguished Maine statesman, Hannibal minded man:—that searching what be thought to be solely for splritpolit. preme control of that government; meeting Wednesday evening 7 2»; claw Mr. Wiuton S. Oliver of who the front—the defeats and victories—the has and has -;iver Boston, was born on Paris Hill. On the nal law which Chriet as the interests. If the two conflicted be chose cal discussions, democratic MsociatioD·» After all tbat been said, tbe other band he would vigorously venlng 7:30. Hamlin, interpreted horrow of battle—Julia ,*tlng Krl'lay spent his vacation with friends here, has the the of service. This made and patriotic traditions of the unmixed glories and been so well said, of the career of Han retained the ii'tlst Church, Rev. J. Wallace Cheabro, centennial anniversary of his birth, Fri- rule of life, and its fulfillment goal path public stand for the powers by service 10:45 a. returned home. life with Vew of his Ward Howe's battle hymn—Gettysburg nibal there is little that I need and maintain ir on Sunitav, preaching Aug. 27, 1901), a memorial in his of history. him great; this crowned his England people boyhood Hamlin, States and would defend 13 Y- P. S C. *.6:13 P. day, of the settlers ο where Chamberlain won the hero's chap saw it and .abbath School onr here. The enumer- belter than mere The greater part early to add. As a looker-on I all, as bulwarks of our even Mr. and Mrs. Martin Watson of Gilead honor was dedicated near the place of So with tablet something succès*; them the very liberty. V raver meeting 7 Λ*) P. M.; Wednesday so- comet-burst of Grant and Sher- con- are is not him to be set In the same all this were Revolutionary let—the when I first entered the balls of us In- raver service 7Λ». Seats free. All visited at B. F. Hicks' and took in the his birth. ation of hie office», however high, this made fit region There are many among to-day man and Sheridan—the marching was no a measure of the man we honor. Hid frame with this en- diere. With a limited period at nearby gress as a there National ,ome. _ Hamlin centennial. This memorial is in the form of the Abraham Lincoln; representative, sistent upon increasing power· Church. Preaching service ev best of wl victory, of mine than nlvereallak a enumer- record ia in the hearts of those dows this on which we stand to- Hebron Academy and, all, through Georgia, Appomattox, better friend and mentor careful consideration wheth- A. *. School at boulder bearing bronze tablet ampler spot without too Sunday at 10:45 Sunday Edward T. Garland of Portland will the of a circle of t the review of the return- I know how lie at P. M. Y. P. C. U. his who knew and in the influence of as hallowed with ten thousand Inspiration family reunion, grand Senator Hamlin. strong er increase not be a trespass * .1 uuior I'nlon 3 JO ating and commemorating public him, day, such may at the church what in the abolition of *· preach Congregational on his character and the reach of hie memories of his sweet and beat blood and character, education ing troops Washington, was, not with the people Maine, of the individual States. »: r. services. It stands the "Common" nature, Ham'in only upon the rights next 5. gentle or could have better fitted him of In all this Hannibal men in life. STATKD MKKTINOS. Sunday, Sept. at Paris Hill, directly in front of the service; which are immeasurable. No his kindling wit, his broad human sym- enfolding slavery! but with the public On the other hand we see many eminent So. !M. Régulai was an part, a very dynamo one which I wish to em- t V. M —Pari Lodge, Mrs. E. W. Pierce and Miss Alice have house in which Hannibal Hamlin wan tablet could hold the transcript of this; pathy, his devotion to the right. Hi» inspiring The thing men holding back and tenaciously cling- on or before full moon of the forces that thrilled of iig Tueedav .-veulng nor can corrosions of time annul it remarkable his intel- from which he camels among through is his foundation and meet returned from Ν. where born. It was by the of the abilities, unique '°Th^stock phasize principle ing to tbe State* Rights doctrine ο Κ —Mount Mica :.odge. regular Canton, Y., placed people In his the whole land and the In week.—Aurora Paris and the Maine Mili- Yet where his life begun, out lectual achievements, his sa- the first rank. He was happy par- wrought glori- absolute truthfulness and sincerity. axkance even the normal rhureday erenin* of each they have visited relatives. Commandery, here, political alike to all looking upon and thirl evening* this that the could not alone have as also in bis who wor- ous result, a result beneficial no was there any of hi* m; tnent. tlret Monday tary Order of the Loyal Legion, the peo- hearts place memorial, gacity accomplished entage, offspring place question development of National powers. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith of Weston, the honor of the and redeeming a to him to ... η month. of the town the boulder hearts of others may see it and be made this. Other men have bad these and thily maintain familj sections, enfranchising It is tribute say To mind there is no necessary con- -Mount Pletean Rebekah Lodge, No. ple preparing the position. m.v Κ Mass., are visiting at S. P. Maxim's and failed. Others have been with name. The Hamlins and Livermores the South as well as vindicating tbat I never heard of bis being quoted on of those ··.- »econd iu't fourth Fridays or each aud having charge of the local arrange- stronger. equipped flict, in the development powers, with friends in this suction. from whom he on either elde a°(' North—not to be by any patriot Tbat can not In Odd fellows· Hall. ments, and the You, citizens, have con- all that makes men great only to become sprang regarded two sides of any question. betwen the States and the Nation. The meeu Loyal Legion preparing thoughtful but as the blessed \ Κ -W. K. Kimball Post. No. 14». of secrated this to claim this little. At the of bis career Ham- the Washbums, all descendants of the as a sectional victory be said of all men. of of each Mrs. Edwards of Oxford, who has been tbe tablet and having genera] charge spot, proud height public country needs, however, legislators t an! thirl Saturday evenings and the and consolidation and advancement of the I found wife's the exercises in connection with the of manhood in its noblest in lin risked hie apparent future; broke Pilgrims Puritans, pioneer* When I entered the senate. sense and to In G. A. R. Hall L with her son, his example good judgment Ralph, during in Maine from Massa whole north and south alike, practical K. Kimball Circle, Ladles of the G. A. has returned home. dedication. The occasion of the dedica- with the faith of bis fathers; Oxford County country, that he had carried this reputation there, about a harmonious union or co- of absence, integrity. political but bring •t.- îirst Mid third Saturday evenings chusetts after the lu indeed no longer north and south, aud trusted tion was one of interest and profit, when You, loyal companions of his service renounced the party of Calhoun ami Revolutionary War and it had made him strong between tbe two, and no man m .nth In Grand Armi Hall. and one operation Mrs. Edwards returned Satur- tes- in which he was and for which were the founders of one land with one Hag destiny- with bis associates in that V—Joshua L. Chamberlain Camp meets Kalpb so many assembled to do honor to the for his country, have inscribed your Douglas born, they served, body. was ever better fitted to seek and obtain from a week's visit with rela- the town of one as never before since the Revolution. take his and fouith Saturday evenings of each day spent of Maine's citizen. of its worth to the world. the sake of his self respect and at the neighboring Llvermore, pro- Πίβ sincerity made him poli- this than was Hannibal memory great timony no false estimate of the co-operation tives and ftiends in Freedom, Ν. H. for an that had made him lific of noted men. These are name Hamlin made life in bis and stake it all. You, of the coming generations, cost of influence tical hands, Hamlin whose memory we honor to day. t ».-Paris Grange, from May 1 to Oct. 1, of the rebellion. whose of life that worth for a the favorite son of the which are now honored the United insistence and strength I have seen him when the skies advocate an tlr-t and thirl Saturday; during the Miss Carrie Mathews has been enlargement generation political To those who apparently spend- Weather conditions on the world over. Wh»' When Seward declared that it would be but ο In Friday, though to we commit the old of allied himself States and looked dark and for him; ..ter the year, meets every Saturday, ing a few at W. J. Wheeler's, leav- was given, you keeping democracy Maine, cloudy extension of Nati mal authority almost days not were much better than and over in wiser and »e Hall. ideal, they of this not as a memorial of with a new cause that seemed almost er stimulus for honorable fame Jeen-Iser- ninety days, Uamlin, others might regard the situation I am sure of ing for her work in Sunday. token, only though obliterating State sovereignty i,.C.—Second and fourth Mondays Bridgton might have been. Light showers the vice could have had. What that it would be he was something great that has passed, but in itK hopeless and helpless. The Douglas any boy surer, truly predicted with apprehension, aiway* that he would the words of that .■λ month. _ Dr. and Mrs. M. L. of Cari- before had laid the dust effectually, wonder that from the first he was a and and immediate quote O. P.—Stony Brook Lodge, No. 181, Bonney day meaning and lesson an power democracy was at the climax of its long bloody, urged serene, and never disturbed. eminent of the Constitution, and the on-going for it. And no man expounder c on ! and fourth Wedr.ee· lay evenings bou visited the of bis brother, excessively high temperature the leader—a leader of his mates and full to be family for good, passing place and time. power; it had endorsed the repeal of youthful preparation That life, Mr. President, onght James Wilson of p. -nonth. had to a cool wave. did his in that Pennsylvania: _ Walter L. a few last week. way really and had stood as he became afterwards °f more part prepa- is an His I· —Hamlin No. meet» every Bonney, days given Missouri compromise, heartily and exemplar. plain, straight- with a government Lodge. 31. much of the aJ0ader as a "To support vigor single Clouds shut off sunshine, was then in its national convention as the men and of his Make all this ration; himself enlisting private; forward of with his of the fuite·! States, w evening at Pythian Hall. Mrs. N. J. Nicholson and two children Governor Bert M. Fernald forth country! way dealing things; over the whole extent and made it unnecessary to seek shade. the environment of a nature fearles raw recruits through the drill, to item uH a it the most a introduced as a successor of force of the land. putting common sense, which reference woul'l system unciualliled of Jamaica Plain, Mass., are spending worthy progressive pro-slavery never plain re. Walter a The real drawback about the con- honest and incor- a lath for a sword in his and emu and the mo-t unremitted despotism." M; and M L.Gray spent few weeks with her Mrs. J. E. only Hannibal Hamlin in the lino of Maine The of renunciation of that party truthful, absolutely hand; has been made, are things worth auut, was which roared speech Maine ν with friends at last ditions the wind sound in mind aod God s to visit and care for the if in On the other Γ am sure if be iaye Augusta Murch. high governors. Governor Fernald spoke as by Senator Hamlin in the United States rupt, body, failing lating. It will be better for Maine, hand, the and made it ex- man. in the field. He the arm of us he would out week. through tree-tops, follows: Senate was an epoch in his life. It was best gifts, and you have the It boys upheld the future there are more men who make were with that point for tbe ad- him as of Auburu is The Maine Feldspar Co. has begun tremely difficult speakers his suicide, it was these qualities that him to Lincoln who trusted and consulted Hannibal Ilamlin their Thin that the individual States have duties a or- day. Mrs. Kalph B. Pen fold daughter took the state teachers' examination at Hugs and bunting were made Hamlin became the leader and the hero heart It was steady advance on and who was made companion of that will give strength and encouragement to a few weeks with Mrs. Pen- ous other houses of the A few Sfc.ti of Maine, the tribute that it is bis distinction" time who ^pending the high school building Friday. village. [if a new in and that η·«Γα taint was on it He.», der because of "especial those statesmen of the present me party Maine, party up*and > at North Waterford. historic about the bad been eager to pay. It seems to singularlv fear and without He for to the cause for which those to about people places village animated the of freedom swept without reproach, loyaltv Boston are faithfully working bring W. Earle Stuart of this place hae been that which we are com- by spirit Hon. Charles S. Hamlin of marked with placards for the benefit of happy this event, [he Tree State for Hannibal Hamlin studied law one year in the best law officers fought. this harmonious Mrs. A. E. Bessey and Miss Lenora elected of Phillips High Pine gallant as follows: co-operation. principal ma ..ffice in Portland. He settled in the It is an old that the poet is spoke Hannibal Hamlin was faithful to of Stoneharo, Mass are with to Hammond, *s Governor by an unprecedented saying ssey School, succeed Principal it is as for iu 1856 and soon after sent Hanni- then extreme east of Maine—an born, not made. If it is true, In the limited time allotted to me it every trust. He was loyal to his State. vives here, coming at this time who comes to Paris High School. î'irity bal Hamlin back again to the United going pioneer as his father had been bo- true of the politician as of the poet. will be impossible to refer in detail to He was true to the Nation. We owe to the Hamlin centennial. an Mr. and Mis. Percy Alleu, formerly of States Senate as an uufettered fore him. There he practised law-an Aptness for public affairs is largely the many distinguished services render- his services, in material part, the fact the champion Vn iron fir* escape, as required by this place, are now living in Washington, ;)f human rights, and thereby placed him hones, lawyer. But his naturad bent to inherent quality, a gift of nature. It ed the state and the nation by Hannibal that freedom, not slavery, is the corner u· the annual t>wn meet- is in the statesman. of and voted by I). C., where Mr. Alleu employed by in an eminence from which he was called a public career quickly led him into the finds its consummation Hamlin, the hundredth anniversary stone of our Republic and that all men, ou the north side a contractor. wit of our Keed— to- ing, has been placed his uncle, who is railroad into the seat of power at the right hand pith of public service. He at once was As tho bright Speaker whose birth we celebrate to-day. Such black as well as white, can gather ; the brick school house. in in the lead. He was of the local we love to call him Tom Reed—put it, however, is not for gether as riMzens under the folds of the C. W. Bnwker to attend a ->f Lincoln 18CI. captain reference, necessary expects a who is If we dwell ou this it is to militia company. He was chosen the statesman is the politician the services be rendered form a part, of tho United States. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Walker and son. practice drill given by the Auburn Vet- emphasiz·· flag Mr. Hamlin's to in the state legislature at dead. In this high and laudable inter- and an important part, of our country's who had been spending a part of their eran Firemen's Association with the solely loyalty principle representative Men wavered in those Those who twenty-live and there at intervals served pretation of the word, nannibai Ham- and he who has read tbat history watiou with relatives here, returned hand engine Excelsior Tuesday eveuing days. history those who stood five years, three times elected lin, like Lincoln, was, first and last, must needs know that life. last number on tbe to their home in Woodfords. at Aubutn. wavered fell; straight speaker The programme Wednesday a But he was never a trim- con- marched on and on, reckless of their after his first term, the politician. To my mind, perhaps the most was the poem, written and read by Kev. Joseph A. Noyes at feuded tli* reunion Rev. 14e:nard Christopher of Canton fate in the advance of tbe flag of free- that ever held that place. y(!nnie^At thirty-five ™^ mer. Ile had convictions, deep-seated, spicuous trait of the man was his good Henry Prentiss Forbes, D. I)., dean of the if the Eigh'h Maine at Peak's Island preached at the Baptist church on Sun- lorn. The inoident typifies Mr. Hamlin he was a member of the national House | controlling. To carry them into effect judgment and unerring common sense, theological school of St. Lawrence Uni- and was his Wednesday and Thursday, day. Rev. Mr. Chesbro will resume lie was loyal. Ho was loyal to tbe of Representatives; at thirty-eight Unit- and to ensure his own political plac- which, coupled with statesmanship of versity, Canton, Ν. V., who was born chosen chaplain of the regimental asso- pastoral duties following his vacation iemocracy until loyalty was stultifica- ed States senator; at forty-seven gov- ing for effectuating them he indeed high order and lofty patriotism,—have and reared in Paris: ciation. next Sunday. tion. He was loyal to Lincoln. He was ernor of Maine; at fifty-five ν ce-presi- left no stone unturned. Ambitious, projected his life into our country's his- BOULDEK the cause the war. dent of the in l805 coHector ο the exercise of power and the so that he stands forth not a OUR Hudson Knight, Chandler Swift. Ε. 'Γ. A meeting of the Uuiversalist parish loyal to throughout Republic; loving tory only soldiers of the Union never customs at from 1809 to 1881 of official for its ex- leader of men, as a wise 1. Record, L. L. Jackson and Α. Κ Jack- will be held Wednesday evening of this riie army Boston; holding position great but, well, liad a warmer friend than was Hannibal again in the United States Senate; when ercise? Tee. But it was the ambition framer of laws, at a time when leader- Grey boulter, rent to dnwn of time from far son attended the reunion of the Twenty- week, its principal object being to see Hamlin. I have received from three years beyond threescore and ten which, rightly directed and inspired, is and legislative was imper- I.aun-ntlan crag. third Maine Kegiuient at Mechanic Kalis what action shall be taken to provide recently ship capacity The lee-klng's <-la»p. ht» glacier grasp, heM thee state Mr. minister to and for the last ten the agency that works all the great ad- called for the nation. Thursday. for holding services. the historian, Henry Burrage, Spain; atively by while centurie· lag. λ hitherto unpublished letter, recently years of his life enjoying the rest he had vances and reforms. A politician? Yes. The period of time covered by his use- I.ong, long lie nlaned with thee the cliff·, plough· el the river'* Mrs. A. T. McWhorter and daughters, Advertised letters in South Paris post Found some of Governor Israel earned and enioying it not idle or im- But never a time-serving politician. ful life embraces the most critical period aeep bed. among With Titan toll line the soli whence have been with relatives in South 1904»: but with the old keenness Had he been he never would have broken our grounl who oûL-e Aug. :J0, IVashburu's papers, which shows Mr. paired boyish of the history of country,—a period comes our bread. the j dally Union and neighboring places for MUa lie-Me 3. Holmes. Hamlin's earnestness for the cause of of interest in the neighbors, the farm, with the strong forces in his own party during which there was developed from their Κ. (I. liarriman. 1» the of hill past few weeks, have returned to (r. and which letter I am the fishing brooks, the civic and rural which seemed to hold bis political for- a foundation well laid but not too secure, The beauty of this day thine, grace edora, permitted and mi which be defied glen; home here. the kindness of the state his- surroundings of his Penobscot home, tune their hands, yet an imposing structure of government ad- under becomes a F. Postmaster. Now of Boulder. through This shapeless land, thy hand, S. Davis, Hannibal Hamlin's as it Is, Showing: Reverse with his devoted wife and chi dren about rather than sacrifice bis Had all to both and in for men. Samuel Plummer of Sweden Birthplace torian, to read to you for tbe first time. principles. mitted by be, ideally home Mvs. thou w>tst In all that age- last A service was held at the Uoiversalist It is as follows: him now and then returning to the he been, he never would have resigned fact, the most successful in the And shaping shaped. visited her son, J. F. Plummer, Republic long stress and storm. with stump, notably for McKiniey in the lucrative office of collector of cus- world's history. week, and attended the Hamlin centen- church Sunday forenoon, preach- the Hamlin the meniorating should Lave been in this es- I political The Artist line, wrought, line by Hue, the beauty visitors, notably houee; "New York, Apr. 23,1861. his in Ohio in toms—valuable to him who was not rich In the of this structure nial. Mrs. Plummer is a cousin of Han- ing by Kev. H. P. Forbes, D. D. Tl ere and that be congressional campaign building up of thy form. Hamlin elm in front of it, set by pecially God-given spot; "Dear Governor: j serve or .. 1SS4 or before state in than Ilamlin an .kal Π mil in w;u4 a congrégation. All services we appearing legisla- worldly goods—rather Hannibal played important guod Hannibal Hamlin himself in his boy- whoso cradle can almost seem to see I arrived here this morning. ! Thy toll I* done. Thy rest te won. Here, on at the next Sun- tive committees or attending the inaug- endorse the administration of Andrew aud in thi" will be resumed church on Main in those a of part, dwelling briefly upon this noble dome, Mrs. J. D. Keefe. who bave the historic law office rocking Angnst days century The devotion of our people a Mr. and at the usual hour». hood; uration of President Harrison When- Johnson. Xot a time-serving but peo- historical evolution I feel that I am On which the White Mille ga/.e afar, forever be day in which three of ago, should himself have been born in all classée is heart The been visiting at J. J. Emeley's, returned Street, governors cheering. so fittingly on Independence Day, July ple-serving politician. And the plain paying a worthy tributo of re- thy home. for entrance to Paris law; the same year as Abraham Lincoln, and whole is wild with ex- thereby The sea shall eit the cliffs along Maine's to their summer home at Peak's Island Examinations Maine, including Hamlin, practiced country 4 1891—he died sitting at bis club, tbt people knew him and trusted him. and admiration to him who did so hungry will be of the clock in the himself have been the first, as I believe citement. I have time to say I spect beauteous shore; Mrs. Euieley and High School given Thursday and the Baptist church, 1 Nestor hie it was no knew tbat he faith and that much to make it a re-t Here Thursday. daughter is the to have Lincoln's among associates, They kept reality. Naught shall mole»t thy perfect sleep a this week, at « α μ at the school tower of which is the gift of Hannibal fact, suggested but a few words and those I accompanied them for visit. high liDgering deafcb-bed but the quick pain- his word was as good as his bond. 11 In (IIIUCUII 10 grasp ΙΠϋ marvel mus thou evermore! for ail who do not hold gram- Hamlin to the of Paris Hill. birthday as a day of national holiday. deem important. While Maine Mrs. building, people less stop of the full beating heart and It is easy and common to accuse men, growth of our coantry since it « founda- Rev. H. P. Forbes, D. D., ami of the town of on which all the ex- We have just done celebrating that should act with all POSSIBLE mar school diplomas The Common, brain. What a refutation ο» who have Hamlin's of truck- tion. The more or less of Canton, N. bave been been other centennial—and what is finer than unimpaired popularity, early colonists, Forbes, Y., Paris or certificates of admission. ercises of the day were held, had DISPATCH and have her one I of to Kit eymlxi! art thou, boulder trray, toll rounded Mrs. L. C. the Osier cult! ling to popular favor, resorting independent communities, noon fourni ^ lests of Dr. Forbes' sister, off to bar out carriages and auto- that we complete the work of memorial regiment in the field at the >*<•1 unrent, I G. a nurse in roped This is the skeleton of his career. It» of hobnobbing that must come into nom»* In fruit «o ΟοΊ'β chosen Morton, for the few days. Dr. Miss atherioe Brings, and and a of remembrance to the popular arts, demagogical they together Of that grout life, rife, past mobiles, and the refreshment stands year joint EARLIEST PRACTICABLE j are of cen- the Massachusetts tlesh and blood eighty-two years and letting down. But any popularity form of union and there tesulted t!»* Instrument Forbes read the poem at the Hamlin Homeopathic Hospital in souvenirs wore two men who struck hands bofore are ! tin· crags of ancient and the numerous dealers great togeth- MOMENT, still, they life. its no is sham and evanescent and to of To plane toothy wrong m Boston, is with her Mr. and * abounding Among distinguish- gained confederation resist the attacks tennial. parents, to south and east borders of er in luve, and a sent from home be snre and have thral'lom base, limited the friendship perfect characteristics are its ardent never stands the test of time. Hamlin's Mrs George A. Briggs, for her vacation, ing pa- hostile Indian*; then followed the irri- Shape a new I a η Ί. where men shall elan·! com· vacation from it. Professional and amateur photo- understanding, in the great crisis of this them all well uniformed and j Κ. Ν Haskell is taking his and is Miss Esther triotism, its devotion to human freedom, popularity stood the test of threescore tating differences with the mother coun- peer*, of every race. accompanied by were in nation in 1801? The one was born in the Be sure of that. I I the store of the N. D. Bolster Co., and graphers everywhere evidence, equipped. its to the material interests of and never weakened. It was a forth the Leonard, another nurse in that hospital. fidelity years try which brought committees llrm ! the toilful with Mrs. and there was not an interesting point in new West, when the tide of slavery was trust the legislature will put at I Granitic life of texture year* the past week has been spent Maine, its Irreproachable private walk popularity born in him—the genuine out- of correspondence; the next «top pro- fouracore The Swastika Orchestra, consisting of the at which a battery of at full flood; the other was bom here in least ten more regiments upon a I Haskell at their camp on the Oxford proceedings knd habits, its marvellous common sense come of the nature of the man. He duced the continental congress which Bespoke his 'lower of sinewy power. No dross six held a ball at Hall, cameras was not turned upon the scene. old Oxford county in the land of moun- war to march at I wa« In that ore. road, they entertaining as their guests, piece-, Academy footing, ready and shrewd forecast of the national "liked folks." In his boyhood he was that the It was at- that all roads tains that have ever bred free men, an notice. 1 proclaimed great document, No 'Irone, no nursling at the flaccid Miss Soule of Paris Hil!, evening. It had been anticipated yet, hour's and his mates. pamper*! Miss Emma Haskell, Hope Friday trend, and its unsurpassed ability the companion and leader of Declaration of Independence, then fol- bread of wealth; Hattie tended a large crowd from would lead to Paris Hill on that day, and the same spirit animated one as animat- Yours truly ; Washington, D. C., and Mi«s by Norway skill in political organization, manage- His personal relations with his fellow lowed the Articles of Confederation, and Like Norseman oM he l>raveAndrew Johnson. he I The logic strong, Again At different of our national that cad mad." his two houses which were Mount Mica I Ο. O. F., sketch in detail the life that was begun periods craft guide. rebuilding Cole. Lodge, saw his duty in self sacrifice, for he re- attention has here a hundred vears in the even life, however, popular foi burned last year the Norway and the Kebekahs, also came in a body, ago this office of omolumentN I crisis hour, two Mrs. A. C. Hall left Weduesday j opposite aligned great been diverted from one of the dual ays When slavery's power brought He a headed a drum and then well filled Hamlin household, for, men the nation rails, where she will make her Pine Groxe Cemetery. brings large by corps, occupied he said, he could not wh •kiahoma, because, acquiesce tems of government under which to the when fear the lumber from his the orchard of U. H. Heald. Sufficient with the habit of the time, the cradle of To lead the frsv, breast 'lay b« nie with her Mrs. Herbert part of Redding his silence in measures that sought I the other wcik souls ils. daughter. Hamlins had rocked by live and concentrated upon app en- mill. One house is and teams were so that the the industriously men who to stream the sad· C. Before her departure she already up provided people to restore to power sought I At the foundation of our government, From slow Sangamon's silent Ripley. of Sumner is from South Paris, or from the until 130$). It is but however, browe ! Stride·, tertained at dinner the ladies who were boarded. Fred A. Wing coming fitting, deHtroy the government. He again re-1 under the the national DUUtfr we at to an- constitution, Our warrior to the light from clear tive the in train, who desired, secured transporta- that refer briefly, least, the to the United States Senate, I knight leipt in her Sunday School class twenty carpenter charge. turned idea, of necessity, came to the frout, for I'enobscot's tides. tion without While the peo- cestry of Hannibal Hamlin, and to the he served the years ano, and the atTair was very pleas- Mrs. W*. J. Wheeler, Miss Sue Wheeler difficulty. where through administra-1 a national government bad been basket associations which cluster about this just For four long years, four crimson years, ere ant. Those were Mrs. ple largely depended upon tions of General Grant and his success-1 present Agnes and Mrs. A. J. Stearns of are created. The people of the sovereign sank »ηΊ died. Norway lunches, there were of places spot, which for so many years, was the at the of 72 be Slavery Morton, Mrs. France!!» Clark, Mrs Liz in Worcester and other plenty or, until age volunta-l states surrendered with much reluctance (If soul akin. In vàlor battled side by visiting relatives man and home of families most influential in the twin, they Mrs. Hattie entertainment for withdrew from his a* I elite. ie Field, Mrs. Annie Swett, io Massachusetts. Miss Wheeler providing rily proud position a part of their sovereign power to the places horse so that no one needed to go hun- history and development of Maine. of the senate in influence and for one the martyr wreath. Rut noble life I* Β nney. Another member, Mrs. Flor- in the father I new national Under the will attend the millinery openings Here lived a of men who exerted government. as death. to gry. group wisdom in to make gram! ence was unable be present. to business con- in order way fori and of one the land to save, lu both Hicks, Boston and attend other ac influence in the course of interpretation guidance, however, Urn y Me gave, The members of the Loyal Legion, great shaping men then the field I nected with her establishment younger coming upon those great leaders, Wilson, Marshall, prl'le glorleth. The meeting of the village corpora millinery the famous band of the Maine in the opening of her Statehood. Hamlin to home. companied by of action. Mr. hoped pass thcl Hamlin and the to which reference was made last before returning Home at arriv- Here were an unusual number of educat- Webster, others, growth 3. tion, National Soldiers' Togus, serene twilight of his life at his home in of this a of the nation under the powers granted week, is called Tuesday evening and Mrs. L. P. Swettof are ed ou the foreuoon trains, and came to ed men, constituting refined and intel- he was called In heaven was Freedom born, above the Mr. Bangor Bangor, but again intol the has been and sure hlghe«t ■ at House Hall, As the by people steady star «own ilome; »>ck at 7:30, Engine a short visit to relatives in town. Academy Hall, where lunch was served lectual environment. Washburn? life in the of I making active political campaign Hannibal Hamlin At man's dim birth became to earth, to make 'he of the warrant is necessarily as his of the and in the town of Livermore, represented, perhaps wording Mr. Swett sells automobiles, aud them. The epeakers day, neighboring Mr. Blaine. Later he was I her /.'ines his h îme. transacted ! appointed as well as any mm in onr history, those as the business to be is not slow about ladies were enter- were rearing senators, congressmen and court In nt he vl-.t'rlos won ; a une world lengthy, acquaintances know, accompanying them, United States Minister to the of| who believed in the Orb climes the of several vote» I of The so were the out of a tirmly preservation then to free. requires rescinding either selliug or running the cars. He tained at the homes citizens. governors, Ilamlins, resigned after a year of service, last and the in line from Spain; of the sovereign rights of the individual With bark, mid dangers lark, gu I y .used at the meeting, pass- came in a start- lunch for the other members of the stock that descended direct the came to Pilgrim high-powered Overland, and, early in eighties, back states which had not been transferred to swept the sea. of votes in a different form. In at that which followed the M a\ flower Pil- plnloncl, ing ing from Bangor at 5 α μ and arriving Legion, and for the band, was served to live among his old friends to a cor Bangor the national government. In fact hi this hill to substance it amounts simply j here at 10:4ô the same foreuoon. Hall the Universalist Good grims to Oane Cod and settled in Barn- who loved him with A hundred summer suns have kissed Academy by whom he loved and be «aid to be one of the lection of the action so as to bring tht of South Paris. Seated at stable in 103!). The Hamlins took active may conspicu- harvest hue. Cheer Society a love that words. Here he died with soul unto a for the water Trial runs were made by a portion of of passeth ouh leaders among those who were bred Since Freedom came, ailame, limit of sys the tables were the part in the coloniza- more than new expenditure Legion following: early struggles on 4th, when eighty states fireside of the bond is*u« the hose last Monday and com- July under the inspiration of the rights Its tem and the amount companies tion. They followed Washington's of His life had the The Boulder and Tablet. Λ babe ncwlwrn In cradle slept. horoscope valuatiot The start was made tien. Selden Connor, Augusta. years age. spanned doctrine. Under his that he read ; within the ten per cent of I Tuesday evenings. Η. Κ. Pottlaud. mand all the dark of the to leadership Mon. Virgin, through days history of the nation from Jefferson I That life scald Ids sword to wield, when law. It was ar fiom Bowker's store, run to the hydraut to the on the Memorial : doctrine steadily devoloped. Side by young named in the purely Capt. C. C. tiraliam. Revolution, and kept close Knox, He had seen the nation Tbo following ja inscription the warllres dread. feet of and Brun· wick. McKinley. grow side with was the doctriue gleam that the small debt existing in the Square, lay 100 hose, Surgeon Alfred Mitchell, Lafayette, Pulaski, and Alexander it, however, oversight time was tien. Chas. W. Tllileo, Hall .well. from seven million people and seventeen HANNIBAL HAMLIN was not taker on the water. The beet Hamlin's of the other school which emphasized Freedom,comc again' The slave stain against the corporation put tieo D. Bit-bee, Bum ford. Hamilton. grand- to million and SPOT Oh, ytanf 3-4 seconds Col. Haqpibal states nearly sixty people HORN ΧΚΛΙΙ THIS AUGUST 27 1800 and stood for the of the national ed years have lied : account in the former action. made by Hose Co. N'o. 3, 37 W. \V. Whltmarsh, father became an officer in the Revolu- power into Col. Norway. states. He had a SPEAKER MAINE IIOU8K OK REPRESENTATIVES When sinks the this boulder gray be pillow Two of the have not yet made tieo I. Brown, Bangor. nearly forty fought While in as I have 'lay, companies C*pt. tionary army and in retnrn for his seen government. theory, for thy head. I.ast was relieved bj Lieut. H. B. Auburn. lifetime for emancipation and had SI KM 11KK OK UOTII BRANCHES OK CONGRESS year's drought their runs. Sawyer, court stated, there was no necessary contiict Dream ladder-drer 11s; arise, and and con A. L. Turner, Portland. services the general of Massachu- issued. pray, some rain in the latter part of July Capt. the edict of emancipation His GOVERNOR OK MAINE between the in the his- secrate this sod, the Walker and Charles II. Boyd. Portland. setts gave him and his sons of two, yet practice save the corn a were at Μ··) grants career had been unsullied scandal and PRESIDENT OK THE UNITED 8TATES For souls who seek geale, a Bethel, which came just right to Quite party ll«l>ron Westbrook. by VICE of our has been but a loyal high at over Cajit. Mayh^w, land in the District of Maine. Major tory country house of Uod. and made the Park camps Sbagg Pond Sunday. Edward A. Butler, Rockland. untouched by scorn. He had lived as MINISTER TO SPAIN crop generally good Capt. Hamlin visited this land and wrote the record of the conflicts between these two It included, at the Walker camp, Mr. and Danville B. Steven», Lewlston. true men should live to the COUNSELOR OK LINCOLN This year's drought is a horse of anothei according KRIEND AND schools of as recorded A W. Miss Eva E. Walker, M«jor-tien. 11. C. Merrlani, U. S. Army. general court that he did not highly of bis conscience. He political thought color. corn on land is Mrs. Walker, strict mandates HONORING THE MAN ΤΠΕ PATRIOT THE STATESMAN in of of the Already dry Miss tien. Chas. Hamlin, Bangor. esteem the he advised the tho legislation congress and The entiro programme, which occu- and some Mr. and Mrs. George A. Brigg*, tieo. E. Brown, Cortland. gift; indoed, died as saints should die. THE CITIZENS OK PARIS damaged beyond repair, piecei ("apt. court of Massachusetts to states respectively. For many years in au hour and forty minutée, was and Miss Leonard, Miss Carrie Ε. E. Brown, Portland. general give We stand here on the scene of HIS COMPANIONS OK THE MAINE COMMANDERV pied are destined to be almost total failures Briggs to-day AND fact the so-called states doctrine to as the at Stanl B le Kumfonl. the land back to its owners—the rights listened with as close attention be fo Hall and Miss Hattie Burueil, and -y bee, original his birth. We mark with memorial a MILITARY ORDER OK THE LOYAL LEGION no matter what the weather may C. E. Portland. marked the line between the wind made and the Mr. and Mr*. Mr. Capt Marphall, beare. This may have been the origin of dividing noise of the possible, the rest of the season. C. F. Stanton the Park camp, Park, Col E. A. worthy of remembrance. It would OK THE UNITED STATRS True, Hope. the title of this domain in the so-called spot two principal political parties. distinguished speakers and their senti- om and Mrs. U. A. Hilton, and Mr. and Mrs. 3. B. l.ewlnton. been had the life been at the end of Fore Street, is Osgood, have unworthy PLACE THIS MEMORIAL AUGUST 27 1000 The to favor. upper Muriel. tieo. A. Itu**ell. Kendtield. Oxford Bears. At any rate, the Oxford great political party, however, ments were received with great of the hardest hit in this line. He has ! C W. Bowker and daughter small and moan—no matter what had liumue, Togue. one of which Hannibal Hamlin then the exercises, the Moj. HenryS. Bears got of the choicest slices or — but it belonged, Following people number of acres of sweet corn on th< Rev. Webster Wood- Col. F M. Drew, Lewlnton. been its power prominence to The funeral of the of Maine and to their credit of the Missouri He lie was. Ile could no more affect chill carried the states rights doctrine to the boulder, where the Mag· on which he ex Col. John C. Cobb, Portland. territory was not small and it was peal compromise. repaired plains land on his farm, of Mass., who mean; great such extremes that statesmen to over it were re- bury South Framingham. Charles C. Warren, Boston. they have both broke from tbe Democratic party of his iiid reserve than the cold and reserved began which had been draped about $:iô0 for fertilizer. I from tremendously improved and purposeful; it was considerate of (•ended died on without recovering Win. tionlon Frveburg. and of man can » that the doctrine thus moved Miss Louise Hamliu of Ban- Tuesday the quality of the land the stock was was dis- faith aDd love when, overpowered affect cordiality. He had perceive applied by heeins certain that be can no was Col. Seth C. Port'and. it sacrificial; it early morally the shock of a operation, tiordon, others; was no as it did incon a of Hannibal surgical Τ bears since that time. And the Hamline in its southern affiliations it playful love of fun and practical jokes, might become, become, gor, great-granddaughter from the corn to for hi at the home of Maj. ti. Stevens, Augusta. tinguished and lofty public service by get enough pay held Thursday afternoon tiorham. who came here to do it. Dr. He one of which cost him a sietent with the of our nation- and Miss Julia F. Carter of th Col. Frederick Roble, helped it was endowed the longer tbe party of freedom. fought re-election to perpetuity Hamlin, iertilizer, and the prospect is that James S. Mrs. Wright is tiorhain. high places ; by spirit of this be- Hon. Wright. Mrs. Frederick Roble, Cyrus Hamlin, father of Hannibal Ham- and won the fight which, because of bis the United States Senate. When at an al government. Out conflict Paris Hill, bis grandniece, and the hand- amount saved from the wreck will b Mr. Wood- Mrs. B. J. IIlit. Auburn. of patriotism and enriched by com- Mr. Woodbury's cousin. at Harvard Medical his own of Hebron tween states and national power some bronze tablet wan the Miss Walker, Lewlston. lin, graduated mon it was it was anti-slavery leanings, party anniversary Academy yeart> rights inspected by very small any way. Other corn raiser was a son of the late Hon. E. W. Cynthia eenne; Christian; came the war from which re- bury tien S. H. Mannlug, LewWton. was six feet and associates made bis first re-elec- igo he took us fellows into the finally civil thousands present. The band then few to the same extent. of school; tall, weighed courageous; it was a definite force in against young suffer, though Woodbury of Bethel. The full story B. J Hill, Auburn. man in the national idea to the stand in front of the Capt. two hundred pounds—a great never tion to the United States Senate. When çrove back of it and sitting on a emerged triumphaut. turned issue. < Alexander B. Sumner, Lubec. human progress. May Maine log, I his life will appear in another of. in were a I think it can be stated with confidence and a concert of an hour The of William K. Kimbal I Sumner. every way. He settled Livermore, it never later tbe old party ties entirely smoking "long nine," himself a church, given president Mr*. forget Hannibal Hamlin; may boy of the G. A. has at the John S. married a Livermore of he was the leaders who recalled to us the memories of hi* that Hannibal Hamlin, to the time them made a very close to Circle, I.adies of R., ap A very event occurred Chap. Scwall, Bangor. Pilgrim patriotic cease to honor him and children's severed, among igain, by enjoyable pleasant • Thos. J. Little, Portland. may his never from those the committees fo of Newell last Tues 'apt. stock on both sides of her house. Dr. formed the new party of freedom and academic days and put himself in sym- death, departed the day's exercises. pointed following residence Charles T. L. Kantman, Fryeburg. children come to this spot and here learn 30: and friend" Hamlin moved here to Paris Hill who Maine at the head of the free with us aud our interests and fundamental ideas as to the rights of tb·· their sale Sept. day evening when neighbors tien. Joshua L. Chamberlain, Brumwlck. Cyrus the story of the life of this country lad, put pathy of Mr. Newell in 1805, where he built this beautiful column—where it has ever since stood. it was the of bin individual states which he had imbibed DECORATING. gathered at the invitation who in recognition of the Immortal Ideals luabitione, outbubbling It wat old colonial mansion in which Hannibal Meantime he was aotive in behalf of instincts and Han- from early boyhood. The unreasonable, Koeste H. Monk. to celebrate his wife's birthday. of manhood, and in the exaltation of very temperament. Re At 12:15 the exercises were opened by Hamlin was this row of I am interests of his nibal Hamlin extreme of these ideas, bow CKKAM. a to Mrs. Newell. born, elms, service or the material country. the politician, honored b«* application ICE complete surprise selections the band in front of public above personal party became to his keen intelli- Between the villages of North and I were served and Mrs. Newel by Togus told, having been sent out by Hannibal His foresaw and did not fear its the title, ie dead. Hannibal Hamlin the ever, repellent Hannah E. Carter, Ellen M. Curtis, Mary freehments in the attained great power and privi- sagacity case con- r* the Baptist church. Here, spot The Hamline as chil- pride, and statesman still lives. and his broad and South Paris, a small suit *wew, .luitlua Hall, Georgle A. Haggvt', Minnl received and useful gifts in himself. played wbioh he ever used for the of rapid extension development. gence statesmanship pretty best sheltered from the wind, a stand lege good his conscience him to and toilet Edwards. membrance of the day. It was a very dren with the Washburns, Israel, Elibu Strong in statement and carrying weight Lincoln and Hamlin! Born the same- finally compelled taining wearing apparel for the had been erected, and his fellowmen. MISCELLANEOUS. and much speakers B., Cadwallader, Charles, and William when be on tbe platform or in year. Typical Americans. Both from leave the party which insisted upon atticles. The tinder will re- pleasant evening enjoyed by for a audience. spoke please Carrie A. Hathaway, Sarah W. Chute, Angl seats provided large an of lads of in he not so much as and of the Both such yet be stood fast to all D., unique group whom, senatorial debate, yet "plain people." master- application; turn to the South W. Edith B. Maxim. Ltllle H. Burbanl present. Seats on the of the church were Gen. Chamberlain then Introduced the themselves as an essential Democrat Otfice, Bolster, portico their joint and several destinies, three an orator as an of results fortune, their way, win- ideas part Kate B. Stuart. Georgle A. Little, Flora A. Wei ol widow D. known to accomplieher ing working I'nder the head of "New Crop Mrs. Ellen Hamlin, were to be Governors of five were Hon. John Long, nearly of the foundation of our Paris, Maine. !*r. Lillian M. Shaw, Martha A. Swallow, lv occupied by States, made his mark and won tbe compliment ning the prize. Both kept the faith and great govern Swai a in a Maine city of Hannibal other members of one in the audience, who apoke as no in- L. Krsktne, Adella Tucker. Abble A. Brown-tails," paper namlin, to be members of the House of Represent- every of being "the best business man" in tbe fought the good fight. They spoke for ment, believing tbem in degree Malvlna Maxim, Nina, Ulbb infested with this insect and the members of follows: Stella M. Penlev, which has been the Hamlin family, atives in Congress, two or three to be senate. Sumner and Hoar and Blaine freedom. the nation consistent with the broadest National CAN YOU SELL G0006? • 'arrte E. Hummer, Boxle McAnile, Maud Ca faci They guided for some years calls attention to the the were to ter. Sadie C. Loyal Legion. United States Senators, three be Hannibal Hamlin ia half hie title. and many another competent critic have through perilous war to a new birth of development. ARK TOV EAllRIIKi LKDS Tll.l.\ Seeley. the brown-tail are jusl at 12:30 the assembly was only that caterpillars Promptly in the most exalted was Hannibal Hamlin of Maine. borne to bis effective- and union. Their names were When we compare the period just fol- fil.OO PKIl DAY I FOOD. L. Cham- diplomats position He striking teatimooy liberty out, and after some descriptioi called to order Gen. Joshua one was the establishment of the Consti- Κ lor» A. Maxim, Alice E. Maxim. Eva I hatching I by in foreign service, to be Secre- Such waa his Identification with his and ness and influence. It was not his least blazoned together on the flag of the lowing If so write us and we will «how you bow to and its method ol of former governor lie Julta M Gray, Mary P. Spofford, LI; of the caterpillar berlain Brunswick, of State in the Cabinet of President state that he was rooted in and action when in bis eleotlon of and tution of the United States with modern earn more. Have a business of your own; Ordway, 1 tary our native powerful timely triumphant President /le W. Millet», Abba E. Jone», ElUabeth t "Much will tx of who acted as chairman through con- vour own boas; and stea'llly Increase your earn- working, says, damage Maine, Grant, and one was to be the Vice- her soil aa were her Her char- last in the as chairman of Vice-President of the United States In times we realize how steadily the Ituck, Clara E. Cha*e. Martha E. Evan», Ail this un the plnea. days senate, ings just as long as you are willing to hustle. done these caterpillars fall, the exercises, introducing speakers President of the on of National has Carrie Ε Noble. Emily Htarblri I. j by United States. her traditions, her spirit tbe committee Foreign Relatione, I860. Prom that day to this have ception power grown. TRADIffU ttlcbardaon, are with some prep but in a and acteristics, they JfEW KrVULAIVIl CO., Florence Hlck», MltUe Record, M. Louise Tu less trees sprayed briefly dignified appropri- This is of no common or uncertain con- her the "Chinese Labor" been on the At the of this in fact 1 were his, wherever he waa—in legis- withstanding Cheap engraved together history of beginning period, Box 41. South Maine. uer. A. McAllister, Ε Abbott. of arsenic." It is true that thi ate manner. was offered Freeport, flora Mary aration Prayer by sequence. We are apt to credit the lative In the senate of the United be for the nation- their In this centennial up to and far beyond the time of the now hatched out from of balls, clamor, grandly spoke country. year λ moss. brown-tails are Rev. John S. Sewall Bangor, chaplain element of life and and suc- since their birth birth and of Hannibal Ham- I supernatural give States, in diplomatic oirclea abroad, in al faith and honor and defended tbev, still together, early days Helen M. M. Cook. Nancy Se laid in as may be veritiec of the Maine Gen. Cham- was Child. Emily the eggs July, Commandery. acknowledgement to God alone for rais- aot and word of hia life. No son maintained the of shine forth with a fresh lin, while the National Constitution NOTICE. »U»Drt, Hannali A. Uolt, Uorcaa M. Rlchardao1 of in thii 1 every cessfully treaty rights lustre, inspiring no doubt in hundreds places berlain then said: men in but we must the The subscriber notice that he A Round*. Mary E. swan. Laura ; ing up great crises, of hers waa ever more She was China. in this later generation of American loyally accepted, yet prevailing hereby gives Lydta It is also true that they ar< loyal. has been executor of the last Bailey, Florida Elllugwuo I. Koee'e H. Mon vicinity. give credit also in the of character, j the breath of hia nostrils from the hour His shrewd native sense went to the native or the theory seems to have been that tho duly appointed Kne that wil I The memorial we consecrate to-day is fixing youth, foreign-born, spirit will and testament of Laura E. Holuitn, l»a C. Packard, He but it is not true they j was little eating, the formation of ideals, and the growth a hundred when he was of He divined the trend of of of United States Government IIUI.DAH A. WHIT late of land, Jane M Power-, Cora M Blpler, Lupt this fall. A nee : a testimony, and not a measurement, years ago to-day point things. patriotism, loyal service, per- t'BMORB, Dlxdcld, do extensive damage of intellectual to and en- now the nomination of Seward sonal of more than a confederation of States. At In the of deceased, and given Murvh. Jo euhlne E. DavU, Nellie M Keuoe fron The law of Sinai was on tables of power ancestry ! born on this hill where we fitly which made integrity, unflinching courage, County Oxford, of the will eat the pulp graven bonds as the law directs. All persons having Mary E. Morton. caterpillars a vironment. Men get much of their to honor the and to in 1800 and from the first, of true In the the present time, however, we recognize of the tree, and tbei stone, to hold before men's senses gather anniversary impracticable citizenship. Engraven demands tbe estate of said deceased are CAHOT. ooe to three leaves of sacrifice from the- father or of bis of that our National Constitution created a against nest for their committed to power • dedicate to hia memory thi· massive even against the sentiment state, history their country and glowing to- desired to present the same for settlement, and et make the skeleton into a winter quickener spirits; Wtnnlfred Penlev, Madge W. Uray. Mab the as often the latter— the firm was a factor in with fire in our are Nation and that National and all Indebted thereto are to make pay- Nex t the most enduring of earthly subtances mother—quite granite boalder—fit emblem of advocated and powerful day living hearts the great unity requested Ε Whitman. Bra t. Walker. Addle L. t»llf with the inside. and find much of their incentlvo to can exist without contiict with the ment immediately. J caterpillars the corrosions of time. they and of the man. the nomination of Lincoln, with whom, names of Abraham Lincoln and Hannibal power Huile L. Bound·, Susie M. Wheeler, Mae J· is the time when do thi » to compete with impregnable solidity L.AFOIIK3T C. WHITTEMOKE. Ellzabei spring they and freedom from In a his but In of the individual Field, Jeeaie Thayer, Ιττ B. Morton, £ But that rooord was a reminder of the liberty dwelling And what fall life, ripening to the against expressed inclination Hamlin. right· Stales,—rights August 17th, law. 35-7 ϊ K lgerley, Dora X. Tyler, Con M. arerett. ί damage. Horto β*ΠΝ. HOMEMAXEES COLUMN. A hone is so constructed by nature astern Steamship Company. of Monsters that he has no desire to do anything HOLD ON! The Land on of interest to tbelidlea Ugly Wars of his health. He Comtpoadenoe topics The which will Injure Portland Division. Addiwa: Editor HoMHume' laaofietted. not To the safe old reliable true "L. F." Atwood'· Oxford South Parla, Me walks around whatever Is good remedy—the Column, Democrat, TIME'S ■re |1.1S ·»· wij'i M.OO Ron ml used for all sickness. Trip. Bitters—the kind your father and grandfather Of the Ocean. for him anil without a struggle. Hut old medicine for indi- Puzzledom. Is DAILY lûfCLUDIIfG flttVDAYN. Nothing like this fifty year constipation, man Is so construc t«>d that whatever attacks. A bottle Recipes. Our chronic and bilious bought Country wants to do. lie gestion, dyspepsia not good for him Le "Governor save sickness. cents a bottle at dealers. Steamships Dingley" 0r today «ill much 35 your No. 599.—Double Acrostic. Did ever notice the eats too fast you particularly eats too much, and he Bay State" leave Franklin The Initiais and finals, read from top STEAMED SALMON WITH POTATO BALLS. which Is often stuck with- is Wharf, Lincoln, Me. rut tie bone He drinks while eating, and there ortland, week daya at? p. m., bare been a »Undird a can of ELIXIR Sundaji name of a the contents of "Til· 'L. P.* Atwood"t Bitter· remedy to bottom, eacb spell the fa- Pick ap Urge in the bam of a canary's cage for the thut lie does without Best ; 8 p. m., for BoatoD. a First nothing proper The h ami father's family for many yean." mous American statesman aDd orator salmon; add salt, pepper, and table- to at when It want* XVII.—The Barbary In fu By graodbthcr'i little bird peck an effort. Why this distinc tion —Mtss Emu E. Ginox. of lemon beat smooth Worm Medloin· Returnlnc Crosswords: spoonful Juice; η lust»· of lluie or chalk? The bone said that of vor of a horse? It may be and gradually fold In a small cupful War. Union 1. The cry of a crow. ionien from the Inside of a curious Instinct, while a man Leave Wharf, Boston, week cream; into a buttered a horse has only as evi- whipped put as For children and »ys and Sundays, at 7 P. m., (or Pou- 2. Public record preserved of an Ash belonging to the class known Albert too Terhune which he should use. It mould and steam three-quarters By Pay has reason, nd. dence of fact. more adults. hour; turnout and surround with piles ce|>linlo|Mxts. Is a pity that man was nut given Purely FOR SALE. 3. Brunch of a tree. melted but- clnss of beloui; tickets on sale at of potato balls covered with To the cepbalopods instinct and less reason.-Atchison vegetable. In use Through principal Three horses, 4. To annoy greatly. ter and chopped parsley. some of the fiercest. ugliest mounter., til road stations. good young weigh- HE next enemy Globe. since 1851. Re- 5. A wild animal of the cat kind. uf the sea. among them the octopu- between 1200 and Also MUSHROOMS BASED IN CBEAM. the United States Freight ratea as low as other lines. ing 1500. 0. To turn to account liable stomach Put rounds of toast on the bottom of was called uj>on Judge Hoar'· Retort. four cows. 7. One who directs the course of a J. P. LI8COMB, General Agent. young a dish and with thick were deep spread very to fight was a Judge Hoar niul General Butler remedy and Portland. Me. HIRAM M. BERRY, ship. with salt and trial. cream; sprinkle paprika; race of African npponents In a case of a new on them mushrooms laxative. R. F. D. South Paris. lay large peeled here Butler for eye. 31 if i, No. pirates, and General quoted. "Eye 600.—Charade·. and cover with the cream and seasoning; ill dealers 1804—1909 the ι kin for tooth for all J5 cts., 50 cts.,$1.00—At L cover and bake in a hot oven for again pluck skin, tooth—yea. I closely he for his My first has no love for my second. forty-five minutes; remove from the Are, and warlike 'hat a man hath—will give But 'twill be his ere he dies. Riser· hopes bnt let the dish remain covered for Ave prt>wess of the life." whole seems so easy that each on· Hebron My minutes before nation be- To which Hoar "Yes. WANTED. Academy. For himaelf and for others oft tries. serving. young Judge replied. "ffi^'iJEarly thaf once before In a work Located in the but WATERMELON BALLS. came a byword the devil quoted Lady proof-reader. Steady country having tLe IL es of the in (he to the whole motion for a new trial." Address ex- onvenieni city way of Flour Without my second my first were naught. Cut a fine melon into halves and with if satisfactory. giving electric steam hear Keep world. rater, lights, eu. from distant lands Is brought. My second a large potato scoop cutout into balls; and reference, [odern in equipment and in methods, And If my whole you happen to be serve the north coast of Africa lay like custom and perience sweeten, flavor highly, and chill; Along Then· U no tyrant 'bree courses, College, English. s, ien- A good were the thing for thee. KENNEBEC Bills Down whipping Tunis and Algiers. Its edicts are not ■ piled in glasses. Trli>oli. Morocco. no freedom where JOURNAL, ific. Admits to New England ( lieges William Tell Flour — the as the Me. Buy by TOAST Tliey were known Barbary resisted.—Bo vee Augusta, η certificate. Splendid girls' dormit· No. 601.—Beheadings. STUFFED EGOS ON ANCHOVY 34-5 ry barrel, if You thus protect States. was not only legalized rovides rooms for HO girls under ue of possible. and WITH MAYONNAISE. Piracy "wheat corners" and Behead a musical instrument chief teachers, liume yourself against among them, but was one of the Co. iz lady comfort and leave another musical Instrument; esti- some rounds of toast first with The Haine Power New rises in the of flour. And you Spread sources of national wen Mi. ome supervision. boy»' price then with devil CUT FLOWERS. dormitory mation aud leave a quill; custom and butter, anchovy paste; OF NORWAY, ME., a of erection will be read\ (, r will always be sure of good flour and Scarcely had the Uulted States won process a total and sume eggs, after cutting off une end, and of and cakes. leave a wise uian; change take In invites for the completion ee Nov. 1,'09. Scholarships "; | ir· good bread—biscuits—pies stand these on tbe the cut end Its freedom and begun to part proposal leave a movement of a toast, tbeir at unities for self William Tell is made from the finest regular troops; than the Barba- the tail race at power plant help. a of on the world's commerce 20tb aud leave a Russian coin; a down; put spoonful mayonnaise Me. Bide will be opened tbe selected Ohio Red Winter Wheat. Ask calamity each before commenced to Interfere with Parie, just seiving. ry pirates A8TER8 of this month. Thin means tbe removal fall term 14. *09. He will tell place of management and leave a tree: begins Sept. any flour authority. yon our traffic in the Mediterranean. Al- ph. of Norse LETTUCE AND BANANA SALAD. —- of 125 yd*, ledge flour in the world that a god mentloued in mythology the mer- AT THE approximately For and information there is no other gerine sloops' of war captured and tbe building of about 100 f q. yd·, of catalog address and leave a noise; section of a political Arrange some white lettuce in a flat ATLANTIC ll). be makes a finer grained or more deli- syi chant ship Betsey in 1784, the Maria wall. Principal, and leave a and disb, and on a quantity of very cious or biscuits. The party battle; sportive top put in 17ST>. Their pas- ran be had at the office bread, lighter not than a and the The octopus has and the Datipblu Specification!* a a who narrow strips of banana larger «hint squid. New Greenhouse, wheat for our William Tell is stored leave part of telescope; person crews were held of tbe & Paris St. at Nor- W. E. SARGENT. the of the pur- cover with French arms; the and cuttle- sengers. officers and Norway Ry. Recognizing rights obtains and leave knitting-needle; eight ioug squid in sealed tanks—cleaned unlawfully stronger: over ransom, Paris. way, Maine. to an examination of the hermetically dressing and serve very cold. Chopped fish have ten. These arms are for something $tj0,000 Porter St., South 0 39 HEBRON, MAINE. chaser a and leave a measure; a of mostly Maine I'.iwer Co. reserves tbe six times before ledge part be scattered over all if desired. threat that man, wom- The grinding—everything, nuts may st ranj.'·». terrible weapons. They are with the every and a test of their be- au and leave an animal.-Youtb'u to any or all bids. goods quality even the sewing of the bags, is done egg suckers an and child aboard the three- would right reject TOMATO AND PEA SALAD. provided with suckers. The MAINE POWER COMPANY, TOWN OF PARIS. fore is we have, clean Companion. most slav- payment required, by bright, machinery. serve the of holding the octo- be sold Into the degrading H. B. Scoop out large peeled tomatoes and purpose Come and see my Asters Per Young, Supt. to ac- Ask your dealer and Insist on whenever it wishes unless this sum was paid. The TRANSPORTATION. for years refused No. 602.—Concealed Word fill with peas mixed with mayonnaise: pus fast to a rock ery twenty-five — Square. to hold Its was raised, but In other In- whether wish to or in advance. having word concealed in each sentence.! set on lettuce, chill, and serve at once. lo lie so held and also prey. money you buy cept payment (One Therefore On 1st. l·· t ltr The does uot grow so large stances it could not be. Wednesday, September Tom woudered as be came near the IN BREAD octopus not. ntendlr School Committee of the t· λ 1. CREAMED CHICKEN LOAF; were g ·Ί'.ιγ'.» as the still Its body thousands of freeborn Americans rill couidder bids for tin· trai or no house that even Ponto did not know the squid. jcllylik^ harvesting Full satisfaction pay- Take a round loaf of bread, cut or luplls for the ennulnx ti-rin or ti-riii· t f grows to hint? feet in length, while its left to «He In flltfiy Barbary prisons William Tell him. top off in one slice, and remove all tbe ■win# districts, Hall, Itoluter, W ι:. ment Send for arms around it some were made slaves. E. P. Crockett, lounutln so cadfd. catalogue. 2. At St. Malo one admires the brush the inside over with melt- great spread >, every crumb; All hlds muet !>·: In *e.t :.· For Sale times feet. A humiliating treaty wns drawn up wrltlnjf, by fiHnous harbor. ed butter and put into the oven till tbe twenty-eight Florist. ented to the tttfon In between this and the riachinery.. ·Β(1βηΙ(0«1 llshes bave a In 170." country ΙΜΟ'Λ The li> rewrw Is the bad mau who beats whole inside is browned. Fill with All there siphon paiber let, tljcht 3. There Infor nutloii a* ί" F. L. SHAW, creamed dust with crumbs and their bodies with which they draw whereby we were to pay to ny or all bid». ay our chicken, pirates, ie had of the of > N. D. Bolster Co. dog. a Superintendent bits of butter, and brown in the oven: water In and out. They also have nil Algiers for Immunity SJ.'l.OtO year. f Plumbing Arruyed In dinner gown. cooked and cut into stripe, and cover American prisoners already at one o'clock P. M., at her home >ak woodwork for closets. No ·>K; in M11ST 15 : Her husband In his evening clothes with French dressing; on top of each In his power. Thomas Jefferson, who 1001), PLEASE Keep Was up and down. as in Goods Call and see this line. loi pacing one put a small ball of cream cheese; had succeeded John Adams presi- West Pari*, her Huueehold Mowing Machines, joods. us a serve on white lettuce. war- to. When in want of any thing in our lines give call. "I wish the cab would come," said he. dent. sent a little fleet of four consisting of Chamber Set», Carpet*, )ing promptly attended No "I fear we shall be late." at that time team. STUFFED BAKED CUCUMBERS. ships (our whole navy Beds and Bedding, Table*, Chairs, Horse Rakes, :harge for WE CAN' SAVE YOU MONEY. WE SELL She, looking at her liege, remarked. consisted of only slxi to the Mediter- and "Your tie Is not quite straight." Peel large green cucumbers; cut into Crockery, Stoves, Cabinet Organ L. IMC. Longloy, to the for alleged Disc & Tooth Harrows, halves, remove the pulp with a teaspoon, ranean punish bey other articles too numerous to mention. Just then the taxlcab arrived. ne. Doors, Windows, Frames, Builders' Finish, Glass, Putty, and an violation of this and to check Ma Nails,] drop into cold water for half treaty JOSEPHINE A. BATES. Norway, When—what do you suppose?— I'reble was in Cream Separators, ······· fill with a cup of the piracy. Commodore Builders' Hardware, Sheathing Paper, The man turned to a ·····, hour; finely chopped A. D. Auctioneer. ."54-5 with a of soft white He first Park, His pretty wife, ·····. meat mixed cup charge of this expedition. Gasoline Etc. with Engines, Floor Linseed crumbs; season highly salt, cay- sailed to Morocco, where lie quickly Hoase Faints. Faints, Oil, a of A No. Trees. enne, a little onion, and teaspoonful the sultan to terms, and then Bankrupt's Petition for Discharge. IDA PRICE Barn Faints. Floor Varnishes, 604.—Puzzling brought Dressing, soft butter: wet with two tablespoon- In the matter of ) bore down <>n Tripoli. for Same. I. Κ WIS W. In And All — Roof Paints, Floor Finish, Turpentine, fuls of cream; fill the cucumbere, press CHILD, J Bankruptcy. Repairs — ON Meantime one of Preble's ships, the Bankrupt. ) Paints, Filler, Brushes. two halves together, wrap them in strips Wagon Liquid commanded by Hoy. of the Dis- of cheesecloth, and simmer fifteen frigate Philadelphia, To the Clarence Hale, Judge Heath Λ and Sherwin-Williams. a trict Court of the Unite·! States for the District Our paints include Impervious, Miliigan, ar- Captain Balnbrldge. had run upon minutes; remove the cloth carefully, of Maine : Full line of NEW CARRIAGES. in a cover with a sunken rock Just cuiside r.f Tripoli range baking-dish, very Γ Κ WIS W. CHILD, of Hartford, In the and white and bake till this is horde of lii.-wi boats and State of CARRIAGE FURNISHINGS best of all THE TIME TESTED KIND. Don't little sauce, harbor. A Trip· 1j County of Oxford, Maine, Paroid roofings. that on Roofing-The [ nearly absorbed—about twenty minutes; surrounded and attacked '· r. Bain- In said District, respectfully represents, REPAIRS. try imitations. the lft day of May, last JMUI, he was duly Wool serve very hot. brldge had most of the frigate's jru'.i adjudged bankrupt, under the Acts of Congress has sur- Carpets to Bankruptcy; that he duly make to order. The kind that lasts. · thrown overboard to llrrhten her. relating Screen Doors and Window Screens—We FROSTED GRAPES. HIE CUTTLKFISIl. rendered all his property and rights of property he was stlil fixed on the with all the out odd and c;e;in sizes of doors in stock. Have your veranda screened in. Select white Then, findli.g and has fully compiled requirement* ο close patterns Regular large Malaga grapes; of said Acts and of the orders of Court touching roll tbe after into even Inside sack or bag filled with an lnk\ rock, he scuttled the ship and su* E. O. We sell wire ecreen cloth, spring hiuges, £c. clusters, cutting hln bankruptcy. rilLLETT, in ttnrL. pieces, in half-beaten egg white, and black fluid. rendered. lie and Ills oH'.ceis wen- Wherefore he prays, that he may be decreed the Court to have a full from al! NEAR α. T. STATION, —We have a few first class wheelbarrows. Call and see them. all over with sugar When attacked enemies the held as but the crew were by discharge Wheelbarrows powder granulated by squid prisoners, against his estate under said them debts provable put into a flour shaker; hang up or cuttlefish squeezes out through the sold for slaves. The pirates patched bankruptcy Acts, except such délits as are ex- sell "Columbia Ignition Batteries" the till Maine. Telephones and Electrical Supplies—We or lay on a board In a cool draught the black fluid contained the and towed her cepted bv law from such discharge. South Paris, siphon Inky up Philadelphia Dated this 10th dav of A. D. 1909. best for automobiles and telephones. needed ; serve very cold on grape leaves August, in the small sack inside its mantle, Into the harbor under shelter of their LEWIS W. CHILD, Bankrupt. F, Ridlon, on small plates. Chas. thus clouding the water and rendering forts. This was a heavy blow to tin· ORDER OF NOTICE TIIKIIEO.V r ι FRENCH PBACII ΓΙΕ. It Invisible Americans, and Preble was swift to District ok Maine, ss. & of Α. I). l'JOU, on Main and Danforth Sts.. S. P. MAXIM SON, Hake a crust In a to immense act. lie sent Lieutenant De- On tliU 21ft e In The Oxford The terrible ten: ivies Souk? of them ar. with true Yankee wit. He over- notice thereof published » a In said District. cover all with syrup made by bo og Democrat, newspaper printed 60 YEARS' email, others Immense. hauled « little slilp that was all known and other cud of sugar with two of quite Trlpolitaii :»nd that creditors, person* tablespoonfule in at She «aid time am' experience till the carrying a cargo of women slaves t<> Interest, may appear DO YOU WANT water till it threads; bake syrup and show cause. If any they have, why i CURED DAY FEVER AND SUMMER the In- place, renamed It W partly absorbed and the peaches done, Constantinople, the prayer of said jietltloner should not be | COOD^PAINT but unbroken. Serve fresh with cream. COLD. trepid. manned it with a picked crew granted. Ami It Is further ordered by the Court, that | Indiana, of sailed. Feb. 1">. 1S()4. un- send mall to all known cred- j|i| PKACII ΓΙΕ. A. S. Nusbaum, Batesville, sixty ftiid the Clerk shall by MEBINGUE ad- writes: "Last year I suffered for three der cover of night. Into Trli«>ll harbor. Itors copies of said petition and this order, Here are the names of five trees Bake a crust as usual fill with dressed to them at their of residence as ; cutriip with a summer cold so distress- places months Most of the sailors were iddden below stated. Patents are with What they? peaches, sprinkle with sugar, dust with business. that it interfered my in Witness the Hon. Ci.akknck Hale, Judge a cover ing decks, only two or three remaining I HADE. rn*nr a little Hour, and bake; when done of of the said and the seal thereof, at Port- I had many of the symptôme hay of the famil- Court, OCSICNt with a made of three stiff sight. The reappearance In said on the of Aug., No. 605.—Progressive Enigmas. meringue egg a did not land, District, Jlstday fever, and doctor's prescription .... Copyrights Ac whites and half a of am iar craft awoke no suspicion amofig A. I>. 1908. I. cup sugar, and I took several medi- JAMBS K. Clerk. sending h /.ketch and u.»r reach my case, s.] IIKWKV, Anyone de»er1ptlon ai at she had [L. our free whether brown. to it. the pirates until midnight A true of and order thereon. quickly ascertain opinion I was driving along the seashore slightly cines which seemed only aggravate copy )>ctltlon is Communis Attest: J A M ICS K. IIKWKV. Clerk. invention probably patentable. the Philadelphia. Then 1 II il ν ■olid.lentlnl. on Patents when whom should I spy ahead of me UABBON ICE CKEAM. I insisted upon having crept alongside tloti»-· HANDBOOK Fortunately •ent free. Oldest agency for •••curing patent·. and Tar. It the alarm-was raised, but It was too Mutin retslr* but Couslu "Hi. He was on a Foley's Honey quickly COMMIHMOXEIIN' NOTICE. Patenta taken through & Co. walking Get small jar of preserved chestnuts; In tb· cured me. wife has since used late. Decatur and his men swarmed been by iprcUil twtttr, without cbarue. the 234 he had loet off a 123450. or boil, and cook fresh nute in My The undersigned having appointed 1234, peel, with the same the Honorable of Probate for ihe County I Wadsworth, Howland & Co. cream Honey and Tar over the frigate'· Judge thick syrup; make a rich white Foley's on the third of Λ. I». ShurtlefT & Co. of Oxford Tuesday July, II. a in success." F. A. skies, 'drove her commissioners to and examine the say sxaxe: Scientific American. and fold in cup of nuts good-sized 11Ό', receive llluitrated weekly. largest rir of the est ite of Hannah A handsomely 450 and his sister 1234 went to visit with a little of the crew Into the sea claims creditors against ; rulatlon of any «dentine Journal. Terni·.!. pieces syrup; pack I want to ask to marry of In said de "Miranda, you M. Knox, late Porter. county, year: four month·, |L ëold by ail new»de*Ur· Uncle 507 In the west. saw and serve with cream. set tire to no Li Paint. great They firmly, whipped me and to tell me"— and ceased, represented Insolveut, hereby jilve Quid wonderful and two that ves- lice that six months from the date of said ap IN NEW ENGLAND. Burgess. Foais &. Co. many things, TEACH SAI.AD. "0, this is so sudden?" tin» luckless MADE George, polntmci t are allowed to said creditors In wldch MUHNÎCo.3e,B'"d-'NewlforkBranch UflJce. 626 Κ ^t, Washington. D. C were their visits me what date and sel. Meantime and that BEST FOR NEW ENULAND. they heartily enjoyed cut Into "To tell you your to and prove their el-ilins, they 118 COMMtRC'ftl SI Peel large peaches and prwent and to 0789 whleh their uncle owued mother have decided on for our wed- l>e- will be In session »t the following places Pur Sale the remove the stones and on ha,ve*jiceι till the forts had by put times for the purpose of receiving the same. vlx. and the t>eautiful 1234507SD that ding." to hurl vol- grew very firm and cold; put them on let uce gun At the otttce of Janes 8. Wright, In South Parts, S. P. MAXIM & SON, wild all over his ranch. of shot and on Tuesday, the fourteenth (U) day of Septem- and put a spoonful of mayonnaise mixed leys Suu*h l'iris. Cards Free. Shake off the grip of your old enemy, ber aod oo Tuesday, the twenty-eighth (·.'■<) day Sample Picture Frames with a little cream in the cen- «hell at the da Γ- whipped Nasal Ely's Cream of December, l!»W. Acrostic. tre of each half. Catarrh, by using Dated this sixteenth of Augu:t, A. D. No. 606.—Double all the and Ι η g Americans. «lay Balm. Then will «welling 1909. All the twelve words described con- latter'» LETTUCE, ΓΕΓΓΕΚ, AND E«0 SALAD. soreness be driven out of the tender, in- and the When Commissioners. tain the same number of letters. and flamed membranes. The tits of sneeziDg work of destroy- WALTEK Κ RAY,' ! Wash the best part of the lettuce, Π :ΐβ ι and Pictures, and one below as offensive rightly guessed placed arrange on a flat dieb ; chop fine two or will cease and the discharge, ing the I'hlladel- the tlrst as to will be ΠΙΟΙΙΛ'ΓΕ ilUTlCKM. another in the order here given more green peppers and eprinkle over toothers yourself, stopped phla and escap- HILLS, it are re- row of letters will spell the name of a this, and last, two hard boiled egge. also when the causes that produce Ing from the har- To all ttersons Interested In either of the estates | renew- hereinafter named : Jeweler and Graduate cover all with trencn moved. Cleanliness, comfort and Optician. famous Americau frigate and the third chopped fine; tn»r was carried At a Probate Court, held at Itumford, In Mirrors ed health the use of Cream Balm. Mats, row the name given her in a well dressing. by on amid a veri- and for the County of Ox font, on the third Attendance. Finest Location and Sold all druggists for 50 cents, or Tuesday of Auiiust In the year of our Lord one Largest Faculty. Largest Equipment. known by table of poem: egos with black butter. mailed 50 Warren Street, cyclone thousand nine hundred and nine. The follow- by Ely Bros., for the action Crosswords: 1. To murmur softly. 2. of butt" artillery lire. Yet ing matter navlng been présente·! Melt three tablespoonfule New York. hereinafter indicated, It 1· hereby FALL TERM OPENS SEPT. 7, 1909. fulmar. was ac- thereu)>on One who ogles. 3. The arctic until it is a dark brown; break in fou the feat Oudkked: & t'L In- A nail. 5. 0. Grav- «ne at a so that »™" Pieod—Mrs. wlth- That notice thereof be given to all persons Mouldings Allow us to arrange a course for you and after graduation place you in a posi- 4. large Fatigued. eggs, time, First Bridge Thompson lompllshed decatuu s attack. terested by causing a copy of this order to be Lowest Prices in Oxtord Gountv. 8. To not run baste with theJ*0* butter < loss of tion. Out of Three Hundred and Eighty calls for help the past year we could only en images. 7. Stretched tightly. together; ha* fainted away! ut the three weeks successively In the Ox- are them Fiend—How published a new.· at South Wr rk 174. The UX>9 Catalogues are now ready. Send for one. Address rip apart. 9. Hackneyed. 10. A coun- till they set; just before taking Second Bridge provoking ine man. No less & naval geulus than ford Democrat, paper published Grade Portrait supply she In said that at a High 12. up add half a teaspoonful of vinegar of her! She might have waited until Nelson afterward of De· Parle, County, they may appear try lu southern Asia. 11. Fleshy. Lord spoke Probate Court to l>e held at Paris, on the 27 37 is aud with salt was BLISS BUSINESS COLLEGE, Lewiston, Me. Pertaining to the nose. (tarragon best) sprinkle dummy. • atur's exploit ae "one of the most third Tuesday of Sept., A. D. 11*1». at 'J of the and clock In the and be heard thereon If color, pepper. In the history of warfare." forenoon, MAINE. in Crayon, Water TAKE NOTICE. ilarlug they see cause. NORWAY, Key to Puzzledom. BAKED ONIONS AND CHKK9E. The Americans, however, failed to All are recommended to take Peter II. Young, late of Hiram, deceased, into persons the or make themselves I Xo. 590.—Concealed Word Square: Cook some onions; drain, and put for storm city will and petition for probate thereof presented and Oil a >. Foley's Kidney Remedy backache, K. t e executrix therein cam-1 Sepia special tress. a bakine dish and cover with white masters of the harbor, so Tripoli was by Mary Young, Eveut, valor, elate, uotes, rheumatism, and kidney and bladder ed. bake for draw a new Xo. 591.—Conning Puzzle: Content, sauce; twenty minutée; It will correct attacked the next summer from Satisfaction Guaranteed. trouble. quickly urinary Adelhert Delano, late of Canton, deceased ; Andrew Greatest Rival out the dish, cover with grated cheese, with a band Carnegie's coucur, control, concord, conspire, con- which, if neglected, may point. Ceneral Eaton, codicil au·' lion for thereof pre- Fryeburg Academy. return to the oven and brown. irregularities, will, pet probate crete, condole, converse. develop into a serious illness. It will re- of soldiers, marched across northern sented by Kills Delano, the executor there- in the manufacture of structural material for American in named. Xo. 592.—Hidden Flower* Buttercup, novel bice fuddino. store health and strength. Do not about 1,000 miles, into Tripoli- and is or bladder Epyi>t. Clark C. late of Canton, deceased; WANTED ! Λ L M. TUFTS, and little, low, moss of signs of kidney tan "With him were many lltirk, competent per buildings, big high pennyroyal, suapdragou, rose, Wash and boil two tablespoonfuls neglect territory. thereof trouble and risk disease or wl!l ami petition for probate presented | flower, rice in water to cover. Bright's troops tinder Unmet, brother of by Otis M. Klchardson, the executor therein son to carry on Alumni House, an SOOTH PARIS. passion snowdrop. F. A. Sburtlrff A Co. Nichols St.. tor of a box of inDi"°Jve cold water f^aïd and diabetes. jiative of Ilamet had been named. No. 593.—Riddle: Flat. gelatine (h;· pasha Tripoli. room for Mod- add 18 girls. stir into the rice while hot; cool, 111 treated his brother and Knie line II. Cummlng·, late of Paris, de- dormitory No. 594.—Pictured Word: Cauïflower. will drift by sought Petition for of cream, two Ub e- "Ob, darling, say that you ceased ; tlrst account piesented by Eugene E. ern bath-room ; hot and cold water ; Bankrupt's Discharge. Xo. 595.—Charades: 1. Gar, cupful whipped revenge the Invaders. net—gar- a of table- down the stream of life with me in uiy by JoltHng Smith, exccutor. η the matter of > EDISON of sugar, couple v net. spoonfuls On 27, 1805, Eaton attacked furnished Al.VIS C. SCRII5NKR, lu Bankrupt·· 2. Door, step—doorstep. it of little canoe?" April Peter M. Holrirn, late of Paris, flcctiicity; completely poonfuls chopped preserved ginger, of deceased;] Bankrupt. ) ether, a and I am and the city second account for allowance by summer 1 No. 58G.—'Transposition: There, and if chooee two "Make It captured Important presented Available for boarders each ■ vanilla to taste, you steam-yacht, I"o the ΙΓομ.Clakkmck IIalk, Judge f n Heme and then on toward the James S. Wright, executor. three. or more tablespoonfule of thine!" pressed trlct Court of the United State* for tbe I de- from ι to Xo. 597.—Garden Puzzle: I. Beet. 2. Stir all and * Itself. But the advance eo Edward Γ. Tamlny, late of Canton, j year July Sept. 15. Apply of Maine : tigs. together Put capital second account for allowance <■·' Cement !"t0 ceased; prc-kcnted at in on the 1 L.VIN C. 8CRIKSKR, of Norway I" Portland on ice once, 4. Mint. 5. Leek. 0. mould. Let it remain several Beer drinkers and others who suffer frightened the paeha that before the Otis M. Klchardson, executor. person, premises. Hop. 3. Sage. by f\ of Oxford, and State υί M ilne, hours. Serve with cream. with Diabetes, Back County t!..U of at Peas. 7. Tomato. whipped Bright's Disease, troops arrived be. made peace terme Eunice M. Thornc late of η enl.t District, represent»·. Mr. Carnegie warned the Conference Governors the White (Caswell), [ respectfully 1 Bazar. or or Bladder Trouble for al- >n the of iMt mm Isolated. Harper's Ache, any Kidney with the United States. Paris, dt ceased ; tlrst account presented 3Uf W. A. Robinson. I2th «lay September· f; House that the of ore for structural steel would be ex- Xo. 598.—Anagram: under the Art» supply making can be cured if will take Bloodine lowance by James .S. Wright, administrator luly adjudged bankrupt, they to hausted before the end of the Then he assured them: SiTlita ts "to housewives. 50c. a with the will annexed. Jongrcs* relating Bankrupt·!| "' century. Blood and Kidney Tablets, box, surrendered all hi* an liLM- If are all run down Kid- luly property you Foley's 1 Don't the dishcloth over the mailed The B'.oodine Inc. Bos- Samuel N. Brett, of Paris, ward; final sc. and ha* win "Fortunately, the use of concrete, and hang by Co., >roperty, fully compiled t simple ney will you. It soon be- Mary's Bunny. count presented for al'owance by James 8. of said Act* and of the order- the Remedy help strength to dry. The pan will ton, Mass. Dr. Austin «■lulrements reinforced, is already reducing consumption dishpan Wright, administrator of the estate of George I Tenney, 'ourt touching hi* bankruptcy. ens the so they will eliminate i be >ie of structural steel. Concrete to become kidneys come badly rusted. W. Richards, formerly guardian of said want. Wherefore he That he may promises the from the blood that de- #Λι,ι«ιΐ pray*, fr··'' impurities 2. Don't leave the floor cloth folded "The the place and the girl. ireed the Court to nave a full dl«clnrk' to steel and stone in strength, durabil- time, Nelson P. Cunuulngs et ·Ι·, of Paris, t»y superior the nerves, and cause exhaustion, we oculist, ill debt* agaln-t 111* estate IID l< press ud on the bottom of the floor-pail. They How seldom tiad them together." license to sell and provable «·ι ity. convenience and economy of use." and ir- wards; petition for convey »uch debt* a» at· backache, rheumatism, urinary both will last it tho cloth is a rarer combination is the man, real estate 1). If. lankruiitcy Act*, except longer hung "Still, presented by Cummlngs, Will be at his office over C. ciiicd law from such discharge. Edison Portland Cement is more easily worked, is stronger, which sap the Do Norway by regularities, vitality. the money and the inclination to pro- guardian. Dated thl* 10th day of August. Α. I» 1 is more economical than any other, became ground to a fineness not Take Main Bankrupt delay. Foley's Kidney Remedy UV° Don't leave a tin lid on the sauce- pose." ADDISON K. HKKKICK, Judge of said Court. I F. Ridlon's grocery store, St., ALVIN C. 8CRÏKNKK, at once. F. A. Shurtleff & Co. : pad if you start the cereal in the even- ▲ true copy—attest ORDER OF NOTICE THEHEOX· 10% Finer Than ANY Other ALHRRT D. PARK. Register. breakfast. It will rust andtbe have District dp as. No matter how you suffered, Kept. Maink, : οι us dear, do you call that young log'for long Friday. 1711», ο" r*» Ask the dealer seed direct to foe free booklets. "My why into the On tbhrilst of Auk ■ Α. I>. I'·1', why, moisture drip io°d- will you. NOTICE. ΙΟ A. M. to 4 P. M. «lay man Is that his name?" Foley'· Kidney Remedy help the It Is— Spring? right 4 Don't use or uk foregoing |>etUlon, be dad table-napkins glass Mrs. S. L. Bowen, of Wayne, W. Va., The subscriber hereby gives notice that he I Ordered the Court. That a hearing "Xo, mother. I named him that be- by A.D towels to fold lettuce In when was a sufferer from bas been duly executor of the At 10th, the same on the irtth day of Sept. cause so youplace writes: "I kidney appointed Rumford, Friday, Sept. ipon I'1· he's backward." are more economi- last will and testament of before said Court at Portland, In said It on Ice. Paper bags so that at time* I could not get 909, that disease, KACHKL W. KNIGHT, hte of Lorell, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, and and will the air out if the tops I did I could not examined free and all Glasses rlct, Dén- Bloodine, The World's Tonic, is the cal, keep out of bed, and when In the County of Oxford, deceased. All persons Eyes lotlcc thereof lie published In tbe Oxford f° demands the estate of sabl de In said District, *'"' best tonic and body builder. Free stand I took Foley's Kidney having against warranted ient, a newspaper printed in A, W. & a straight. ceased arc desired to the same for settle- satisfactory. all and other |ear at the Raid time of water. It will last ever so> much me It will Bloodine Co., Inc., Boston, Mass. the second cured entirely." make payment Immediately. At Home Office, 31 Lisbon St., >nd «how cause, If have, why the pray· if in a any they longer placed paper bag, sprinkled cure you. F. A. Sburtleff & Co. August 17th, 1909. CYRUS K. CHAPMAN. ir of said petitioner should not be granted and left on theι Ice. Lewiston, every day except Fridays And It 1* further ordered the Court, "What is occasionally, by en"γ remorse, pa?" he Clerk shall send by mail to all known the tbai 6. Don't to empty the water NOTICE. ad "Remorse, my son, is feeling forget month for mar- tOlf of *aM petition and this order, meals. is sometimes "Is June the favorite The subscriber notice that be I copiée a» comes over a man in when he re- Ditcher between It hereby gives Ireeaed to them at their place* of resilience July out here, too?" asked the New has been duly appointed oxecutor of the last HEMLOCK BOARDS. how be found fault with the Moisture will form under riages Mary hud α little bunny. | tated. members forgotten. will ami testament of Half., Juilif* mar on York lady. All hta were Wltneas the Hon. Claukce of the and the your ways very funny. HULDAH R WHITI'KMORE, late of Dlxlleld, Hemlock boards. Also al 1 < rt cold and blustery days March." pitcher polish the covering f the said Court, ami the seal thereof, or sideboard. "I don't think so," replied Chicago At tea he sat upon α chair In the of and Au.. serving-table County Oxford, deceased, given Id *ald District, on the .'1st 'lay of "I've been married six times in To eut hU bread and butter there. bonds as the law directs. All work horse for sale. intl, For and all stomach woman; persons having good L D. 1909. Indigestion other and twice in June." demands agnlnst the estate of said deceased are JAMES K. HKWKY. Clerk as For Small Tears. months, only desired to the samo for and A. [L. §.J trouble take Foley's Orino Laxative it Mending present settlement, J. KENNEY, A true of and onler thereon. all Indebted thereto are to make copy pHltlon ^ stimulates the stomach and liver and Sometimes there is a small tear in a That Horrid Motor. requested pay- Attest-J A M KS K. IIKWKV. Clerk ment Immediately. South Paris. Pianos bowels and will or trousers in a most Bloodine Liver Pills cure Sick Head- 35tf rogulates the positively skirt, ooat, waist, LArOREST C. WIIITTKMORE. Organs. no 1909. NOTICE. cure habitual constipation. F. A. Shurt- conspicuous place. When mended, ache·, Biliousness, Dizziness, Dyspepsia August 17th, rvoTicK. a mailed .State* for the leff Λ Co. matter how floe the silk or thread used, and Constipation. 25c. box, In the District Court of the United State* for the η the District Court of the United and Mass. NOTICE. District of Maine. In Kankruptcy. Stock of New Pianos Organs. the atltohes will show. Try using, in- by The Bloodine Co., Inc., Boston, District of Maine. In Bankruptcy. Large The subscriber notice that he ! d of want to of a hair as near the color of the hereby gives In the matter of ) the matter } "I get copies your paper stead, of the In Bankru|>tey. has been duly appointed executor last ENOS A. FARNUM, In Bankruptcy, NKWKLI. J. M A LOON, } Good second hand from to Nice trade for anyone for a week back," said the visitor to the as will and testament of J ι organs $15 $40. goods possible. Helen, aged β, was telling Mary, aged of Milton I'lan., Bankrupt. ) of Mexico, Bankrupt office. Put it in needle and darn as WILLIAM C. ROWE, late of Brownfleld, M a loon. In the hand from to newspaper your just of her for the future. "I'm To the creditors of Knos A. In the To the crere said meeting. there are no indications of a Tar, and can avoid suffering by com- Never Tails to Bsstor· Oray meeting. of heredity? atroag Why, they don't even wait for one to Bftlr to its Toothful Color. South Parla, August 14.1909. South Part·, August 14,1900 Billings from the to take it at onoe. F. A. Shurt- WILTKB L. GRAY. Noltt—Sure barber is the change simple, full-length mencing cross a road I" WALTER L. β RAY, thing. My leff Co. la Bankruptcy father of three little shaver·. sleeve. à SeteM la Bankruptcy. Util