The Oxford Democrat. NUMBER 50. VOLUME 75. SOUTH PARIS, MAINE, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1908.
ror a while Besides those little me: Γ bave to be busy dropping poseiy left open. D. PARK, The Season. ebe would say to "Betty, dear, Dry a lot of old Inch was occupied AMONG THE F ARMEES. •hould like you aud Mrs. So-and-so to acquaintances." squares every ^LBERT "How torrid !" I couldn't help ex- There wouldn't have been any more Licensed Anotioneer, know each other, as I hope you'll meet TTte Mother SOME OF ITS LESSONS AND SOME AD- Mrs. Else was even a to sit down MAINE. with me claiming, though Kny room for baby _y*. SOUTH PARIS, PLOW." again, while you're staylug Should Watch "SPKKl) ΤΗ* VANTAGEOUS RESULTS. to be hostess. there was In the Black Hole of Term· Moderate. Lady Betty Bulkeley. etc.. etc. I won- going my than and at the hr>t of It seems rather miserable to Calcutta. In the crowd were old men, symptoms pe«T- der If you have ever met her brother, "Yes, L. of me because I'm a southern men and all ρ BUCK, ishneii, fretiulness, inactivity Correspondence on practical agriculture! topic The Portland, Me., weather bureau the Duke of Staufortb. and her cousin, weak, lazy, young boys, poorly it Tru·'· Elixir. la solicited. Addres* all communication» In be down sick women the child give talle us that 1908 has been the dryeet over in Lon- being, who would right dressed, and old women, young tended for this department to Ηκκκτ I» Joetty the Marquis of Loveland, Surgeon Dentist, health and It brings robust rosy Editor Oxford Deui since the weather bureau opened ita Lady if I had to hurt any human belug's and girls, big and little. They wore Havmono, MAINE. AgTtcult'iral don r SOUTH PARIS. cheeks to weak little bodies. ocrat. Γ arte, Ue. branch in Portland yean Yet It looks fair to vivid colors, and more than half thirty-seven Loveland would have bad a fit if he feelings. perhaps crude, AU my be*t work warranted. ago. ber. She's bo ambitious, and she's of them had handkerchiefs tied the Water could have heard her, for of course at bright seven weeks from 30 to Across Value of Business During May worked so hard she has deserved to heads. took Training. home the lower middle classes of over their They scarcely H. P. JONES, 18 less than one inch of rain fell only July succeed. As for poor me. she Just reg- notice of the first class passengers and for about the same during such people hurl a marquis' title at any period C. Ν. ù A. M. WILLIAMSON me OF METHODS BY WHICH UN- By ularly mesmerizes all through. staring down superciliously or pitying Dentist, A STUDY September and until the very last days bis head In that fashion, but I sup- one inch fell. She mesmerized me into coming up at their poor amusements; they ELIXIR PRODUCTIVE FARMS HAVE BEEN of October lees than pose foreigners, unless they've been in ly MAINE. NORWAY, the last two or three days of Co. from Kentucky and visiting her this were far too much absorbed In the ^5 fi*Las been used for nearly BROUGHT INTO A CONDITION OF HIGH During Copyright. 1906. by McClur». "PhilUpj S31 England a loug time, don't know the to 13—1 to 4. sufficient rainfall occurred to Then she mesmerized me into was on 0 a ce Uolir»—9 t«a:ad feverishnesa that 1 was not to let to "I'm so glad you went," 1. half witted. was monotonously scrap- nesi, stomach, es of a trained businees man. crop, and pasturage for stock was hard- England and some people and preening herself NORWAY, MAINE. Recently cause If hadn't I shouldn't have a battered fiddle for two solemn and headaches. a Burt worth In the feel dissatisfied if in another you ing a 1 was called to day with ly mentioning. July past- myself others. Home Block. CoUectlocs Specialty spend met I'm sure I should love Ken- to dance around and around, Sold cicryw-We, 35c. SOo, 51.00 Olney, of the Burt Olney Canning Com- ures were as dry and brown as they country they chose to overdress. "My deah." said Sally (I'm to call yon. couples ten ^ave ,,as8' if all the there are like same Rut DR. J. F. TRUE Λ CO., Auburn, the farms near are three months latçr in the ^ays I will for Mrs. Ess Kay It's been understood tucky neonle always on the axis. the pany, upon company's ueually V-V- L/^s. Anyhow say her "Sally" now; been KRRIC'K A PARK. view eeason and were too to be ed, but I feel us If they you. But these things you've say- other salon" was more Oneida, Ν. Y., with the object in badly injured that she didn't to he ashamed between us for some "my deah, "dancing lively. appear time), seem so odd. Do mean to tell 1 J of a ventilation for even fairly the balance of the sea- were a hundred, I have she ing you Tliere a man dressed like a buffoon, Attorneys at arranging eystem pf good of me at first. On the contrary, you're a poor, Innoceut child, and I Law, son. lived β ft tnucb I've me that the who lead In the various barn* and outbuildings. me off. people society with a tall hat. a lobster claw for a MAINE. to notice to the had a way of seeming to show reckon been brought up in BETHS.,, TPHIS IS was after a It has been to feed in you've New York want to their set lim- give This accomplished fashion, necessary grain beard people near me keep noso. a uniform with big red flannel • I'm* almost as if she ! did her without even so much as Mlao E. Harriet. KUervC " kud then I found the in order to maintain any reasonable thought darkness, a number and refuse public that the undersigned myself studying VSL£<=i deck chairs saying tba! ited to certain epaulettes and pastelionrd buttons cov- of a man of affairs, milk and with grain where it has credit hearing of the Four Hundred? agricultural practices flow, i.'s been η "dull but wtial to know others, even if they're extraor- ered with was have the the burden has been suf- voyage." we hud we three "What are the Four Hundred? Are gold paper, pretending RIO HT Λ WHEELER. purchased who tackles the problems of soils and been this year When unpacked clever and ever else it bas been for me it husu'l dinarily interesting?' to conduct the band And what a plant feeding with the same keen, ficient to set farmers to thinking. went to luncheon and took the first they a kind of light brigade, like the the been dull. "They don't like them to be too baud it was! with which he Green forage crops to supplement seats which were vacant. Bui pres- Six Hundred?" I asked. "Or is It a and Counsellors at Law, analytical judgment because call such Attorneys would seem to be the best safe- In the first place, I've never iiecn 011 clever they people It consisted of four sailors, rather PARIS BAKERY works out better methods for preserving pastures Mrs. Ess Kay sent for the chief sort of governing body like—like the SOUTH PARIS, MAINE. this sea- the ently is. unless to human foods. guard against a recurrence of the sea Itefore, except crossing "1 •queer*—that they happen sheep faced and self conscious. One Herbert W. H ill- steward or some oue Important. Couucil of Three?" Jame· S. Wright. Alton C. Wheeler. from the estate of if ever was the writer so son's which doesn't count, ot be 'lions' of some sort from England was a Seldom experience. channel, said she so ut with musical Instrument wooden box a am Mrs. Stuyvesant-Knox." She laughed much this, the business as a matter of There is no doubt that certain course. And uow that I've beeu or other abroad. Then so long ier and will continus thoroughly pumped—not "and I have as I places rigged up with strings and a long hnn can be fed to in a haughty voice, her charming, velvety laugh, that but for business purposes. amonnt of grain profitably with so surfs as they're not American, they welcome H. & an increased curiosity, thrown many people—all for die, another was formed from a con- J. STUART CO., after this date. With on these farms? cows in full flow of the my guest Lady Betty Bulkeley. daugh- grew quite nervous, it's embar- What is being done many milk, during of realize how few I have them with open arms." a small ration people—I Duchess of Stauforth You to said pie of huge soup spoons tied together CIVIL ENGINEERS AND SURVEYORS. number of we shall strive to the growing of peas, beans and summer season, but grain ter of the rassing have something funny "I'm isn't like that lu helpers Chiefly known in life ko far. If 1 liai! glad society on beat South Maine. with a feed of some feed at my us three of the best seats when meant to be rather Intel which the player rhythmically 35 High Street, P?rle, beets for the company's factory; buying good green must give you've I said. "There the real serve the with alwut twice as many fingers and tow England," peo- was Telephone 111-12. | public promptly non-productive land and making it pro- night will be found a better milk pro- at the captain's table." llgent But soon she took pity on me with a smaller spoon: the third it without as 1 bave I believe I tick o:l ple—the people who have the right to iuctive. How? drainage, cultivation ducer than a larger grain ration might and my ears "You she said, "that's poker dangling from a string banged By 1 couldn't help hearing, |)erfect love," make social know—are de- and Plan» made to order. Food. »nd This is a and the feed. every human being I've ever met as laws, you an enormous as it Map· Clean, Fresh, Bakery fertilizers. dry year, green did tingle, but Miss Woodburn only really two sweet. It deserves to be heartily with nail of the tlml>erlan«te anuilding nee, and. of course, I It im- der Wlndt. We mustn't dare discuss NASH, a ehovel and use it and A of fodder enjoyed 1 r If were women. F. Ridlon's grocery store, Main St., nan who can carry bungarian. piece good ters were on chairs In the position gold bags they run mensely, but 1 don't know that it these things from our point of view ind drive a team before a plough. He corn comes in handy, too. If you which she had made up her mind to I .own poured a shower of small silver into short on other can feed corn, taught me much about life. And the any more. I reckon she would faint" Friday, Ore. I8lh, ias several trunk Hue open ditches, crops you have, exactly amldshlp and on the and copper, little boys sera m I !!ng to Licensed Taxidermist. vhich lateral tile lines now open; but and if yon do not need it for green feed, one time 1 was taken abroad we bad There are a good many young men ΙΟ A. M. to 4 P. H. shady side. pick it up and hand It to the οι: iuctor, hey are filled after laying cut up and well shocked so it will keep nothing to do with any one we met at on board, and some of them seemed to Street, rear Matonic Block, rapidly being "I must have my chairs changed who would. Mrs. Van tier Win.it said, Temple At Rumford, Dec. 11. 2 to 18 inch sewer green, the cattle will relish a feed of it hotels. on this seemed be devoted to Mrs. Ess the Tuesday, pipe. Being big ship said. And then— quite Kay divide the the members as a are in the stable. and put here," she money among Mr. to have few once after they a was to them Telephone Oonnection. NORWAY. and all Glasses Olney proposes day at first exactly like being at play her first day out, but she cold examined free has as While corn is not as a milk pro- oh, horror!—I'm certain I caught of his quaint band. Eyes mtlets as possible. He found, good when I had been In late and 1 couldu't think as some of a brought she'd used at all, why, few with and warranted satisfactory. >thers that every ouflet is a source ducer as the other crops mentioned, repeating the formula I had a shillings me, HOLL'STER'S have, found it difficult to know which were them seemed very nice, and she had •f trouble. No, we cannot all do this, liberal feeding of it helps to keep the luncheon. "I am Mrs. Stuyvesant- I'd been so much amused that I felt At Home Lisbon them to the the leading actors, which the villains always appeared rather to like being Sfaimiain Tea Office, 31 St., t is expensive to buy 18-inch tile, but cows np in flesh and brings Knox, and I have as my guest," etc. like being generous. Luckily mother Racky Nuggets no vlllainesses and what the wai ve into barn in much better condition than and plot with men. I asked Sally about It, but Δ Eiisy Madisiae fur Best People. Lewiston, every day except Fridays. can run laterals open ditches, To be sure, she had walked off to a couldn't see iue and scold. I took half Health and Renewed ind soon the extra will the feed. about she laughed and said I might Qclijs Vigor. crops pay green little distance with the deck steward, perhaps α dozen coins shl.'lingj aud :ix;i?nces Is now mo A * oneiric f<>r Inl. lia! Bri-u'li Slugir'sU Bowels, H ·*»< I acin- have been but two or three Newport half the cover torn off a magazine I a without short of the mistaken, ar.! Uaokuoh··. It's Mountain Tea In tab- The annual of the Oxford nent at dizzy pace cows, supply hay, thoughtful In the not watcbbig it οι· I'-em then. Reeky meeting play myself, who were near looked "Oh! Arc they Republicans I aimed the Hltie let form. .1*. cents α b«>x. Uenuin* made by trticles which have receutly farmer will cull very closely, keeping people standing was reading, parcel Patrons of Mut- concerning from outside. crata?" I iuqulred, sure thai I really I never heard of such breakfasts and Hollistcu Dur'» Compasv, Mndlson.Wij. County Husbandry In the Tribuue Farmer. no boarders. Thousands of such old suddenly very hard at me. aud 1 know to fail at the comic conductor's feet. ual Fire Insurance will be ippeared Everything was very nice, though was being Intelligent at last, lor I'd luncheons as they have 011 this ship, GOLDE'i SUSf.ETS FOR tALLOW PEOFLE Company Mr. Olney took these lands when they cowe and cnlls have left Maine this fall, I turned scarlet with annoyance, to be Generally 1 can throw fairly straight, at South of very strange, to begin with. heard Stan th:it in America (lie and the first menu I saw surprised me held Grange Hall, Paris, vere starving for nitrogen. He knew it, and in the end the short bay crop labeled In that way, as If 1 were a say for Stan took some pains with that old Stan came out of his shell on Dec. at 10 ind so trained kuown force and 1008 will be a decided advantage to Dear party was rather like our eo much that I couldn't believe they Saturday, 26, 190S, every parcel marked "glass" and to be han- Republican part of my education when I was a until No doubt the of cows will and actually traveled all the way to and the Democrats like had uud could all those o'clock. A. M. igency upon nitrogen generation, many. price dled with care. Conservatives, really produce but at that Irritant for small girl, just Cord Wood. tow he if* satisfied that be has more be high for two or three years many Southampton to see me off, which was our and I'd remembered l»c· If was inconsiderate G. W. Afterward when 1 came to read the Libenvls, things anybody one next me Q. PERHAM, bean heifers will be sacrificed for some standing moved, han is needed for his leguminous promising good of him, especially as Vic explain- cause I believe I should lie miic'i to ask for them. I sup- list I found that there was very enough hardly on the elbow and Secretary. md is beef. passenger knocked me spoiled 49-51 pea crops. His eystem drainage ed that he and Sally Woodburn had Interested in if I ui.»!·. r there were so many things to else on board with any sort polities only posed 11 Slab Bryant's Pond, Me., Dec 5, md the under of pea vines The abundant hay crop the country uobody y aim. Wood, 1908. ploughing been thrown at each other's heads In stood mort about thein But Fully eat In the world. But the captain md bean fortified with the turning over will aid in keeping the price within of lit le, not even an honorable any- Instead of falling in front of Mr. top*, vain. seemed to think that funny heard me to so lie inder of each when reason, and the high for dairy otherwise, of course, Mrs. Ess question exclaiming Sally, the hit the ear of Πβη and Wife Wanted. green rye year, and, prices me a box of body; Lobster-Claw, parcel will for He'd bought great too. amlled and told me to test the menu sod is covering a good products partially compensate little maneuver, which I'm a tall man among the Edgings, ploughed, a bunch of roses and several Kay's very young and ne οι u>r eweets. can be lamb," α I t of everything on It Man and wife age between 50 ;rowth of grass and clover. outgo money nay. afraid must have been meant for enob "They either, my poor by orderlug crowd below, who had been standing What will this business man do now? We hare a nice flock of 225 pallets she exclaimed, "and can be al- Ile'd guarantee that nothing would be 60. No small children. Working blshness. wouldn't have excited the they with his back to me. lie turned quick- Stove Wood and increase the use of muriate to and we expect they if out. This was at breakfast the a neat iVhy, simply □early ready lay, notice. most anything else they like only missed ; woman housekeeper in us slightest uot knowing what bad happened, people >f and acid rock and cut short will be a great aid carrying rich and when he saw that I ly. own wash- potash said Mrs. Ess when we they're Just awfully, dreadfully second day, as I and one that can do her he nitrates. Lime has been the winter. are just be- -Now," Kay glanced up and caught my eyes, expensive through They and can to a ate several dear little round things kind and when were settled lu our "I know a manage scrape up family distressed. Coal at and sew ing, and of good ised for two years, and while Mr. Olney ginning to make egg deposits places, was looking down quite ing but crest. It used to be the crest that nhaped like cream colored dollies The m<»n to be either vas not ready to give an opinion from eggs are four cents each they are profit- good many people on the ship, I had noticed bis tigure In the crush disposition. counted with the man who Invented which are ealled he was im- able. A flock well cared for are a most of thetu are aud 1 do pancakes (though a head over farmer or laborer, no lis experiments strongly good nobodies, because he towered nearly mechanic, in asset when there are bard the Four HJfulred, but sluce his day they aren't a bit like ours» with some A. W. Walker & and >re»sed with its place plant feeding, splendid not Intend to be troubled with them, every one else, and I had a dim im- Son's, or swearing man wanted executed times in the and so when that idea has buried under divine stuff named rummy 'tans are now being made and dairy, equally uor do 1 that the duchess would got heaps perfectly maple that he had shoulders, not The barn is thlfk pression good South Maine. tobacco is agreeable. or eteer feeding this winter. the cows are well and the and of gold, and pearls and dia- he said my taking such a fancy Paris, using doing care to have me let Betty mix herself heaps eirup, but seeing his face gave me a great can find an Mr. admits that bie full of bay. More farmers are finding In tbos.· was a that right parties opportunity Olney frankly with aud I monds, especially pearls. to American products sign »··Μ.Η|0Α out each With such a market up anybody everybody. worth for, a Good Home arm are not all successful. this year. I was al>out I should an American. looking operations shall do a deal of und places telling you you marry nil the rest the But where be is as Boston for close by, the great weeding It was ils different from to box D., Ybose are, by way? eggs, right dont exist unless In the Four What nonsense! As ir ι wouu Free by writing 205 to select her you're as Is from vrong, there he fortifies, and dues it in· farmers of New England ought sup- acqualntauces carefully." of the steer.'.ge faces day South Maine. Hundred, which Is now being sifted uream of marrying, especially a for Faster» Sieamsliip Company. Paris, 43tf He confesses a dependence up- ply that market, but instead, western "Betty." Indeed! I'd never told her and somehow it gave me quite ensely. will h ml 11'slit, re- come in and must be 1 down to Two Hundred, and prob- elgner. But for all that pancakes >n agricultural schools and colleges, eggs by carloads, that she might call me Betty, and a shook tli.it such a iuau should be Portland Division. in a or two the best of service from Cornell. less fresh than a nearly article I don't care foi ably be Seventy-five year are dellcloue. I've baa ceiving fancy hate having persons maple sirup among those others, as If something CLANN FARE St-OO. )ur own chemist, Professor would be. Those who have a good sized You may have the bluest blond In for breakfast, FIRST college take hold of my name without using a them every duy since must be ivronff with the world or it ^ LOW PRICE advised me that Mr. Olney sub· flock to feed the cows this winter America in your veins; yon tmn I.·.· STATEROOHS $1.00. itorrs, help haudle to touch it. it makes me feel dftei finishing a great orange four I had even a last ar while are and while could nut happen. guilty nitted and had analyzed yt fortunate, gathering eggs simply smeared with ancestors, but if size, which lsu't or as 1 did when 1 was a child and moth- times the natural sort of as If I had no right to be S'r less extent, copy.—Dean H. E. Cook, A I I do," I answered railroad stations. keep you from putting up ice. cheap- which enchanted to find "Ye-es, suppose the Is hot even wish you >t. Lawrence in Tribune Just as we were starting he slipped some- biscuit you're morning you " ('onii"')!l mail to close out odd and cleae University constructed bin In the corner of any are different at bom»·. '"'n that the- patterns ly small but into hand. when and you "Only—we quite could have more, though, of cours.· oeu In rags. '°ί$Mail disputes rates as low as other lines. farmer. with a thing fat my you're hungry thought eveu'h/riCj Freight old shed, or even out-doors, tight I haven't been about at all yet. but I he Isn't too stock. had nothing to eat, and 1 got a good you wouldn't be so greedy as to ask. ory with lier when lazy Live is in- up roof, will answer. If the ice is stored and as we were start- some are in th- All cargo, except Stock, magazines, Just know; because things too and wants tj bet he could so How to Feed. with roof and it is deal of quiet comfort out of it during It was on the second day out, disguise sured tire and marine risk. outside only sides, he small but fat Mrs. against ing slipped something air. How did Stuyvesaut-K:ioï In a that she would take him for a Numerous tests the state best to in a between ice and Mrs. Ess Kay'a "weeding" process, that nil my troubles begau—and himself by experi- put ceiling into hand. ever setters f.»r General Aient, a my bave the poor wrong bav·· or a who bave J. F. LISCOMB, nent stations have shown over and over roof. I have always used sawdust as which otherwise would have done (jueer way which nobody could green grocer fishmonger, Portland, Me. "That's to help you keep your end up. though?" than other hat animals out of balance of covering, and just as soon have that but make me squirm. acquaintances, would lead to auything dis;i the air of being commoner feeding case said nothing guessed which is a old as to have new. 1 kid, in you're imposed on," "Because (she'd kill ine If she he:tr Anyway, if mother is right this ■ of domestic ice. I the cakes It's dance, old thing, )4sis of profitable feeding usually flat, owu mater or no mater, MAINE, your sort, if tbey fail. Hut Cousin In must have the bluest 4lHf South Paris. NORWAY. mimais. Food that is consumed and is same as they come out of the pond. An there was no excuse for the most especially "Do come and watch them daucing In the steerage j If I dou't." falls. She al- sa w banged Katherine seldom for 1 never lot and assimilated is lost, of point is to pack as closely as sensitive to be III; very the steerage." she said. "It's sucli of blood In his veins, digested important uever made me such a person consequently un· iu all crevices with Stan lous most carries features. And :ourse. But that is not all. The possible and fill the deck was like a kaleido- always things through fun." one with clearer, nobler K. n. I H we sailed and something l.tULEK, is a harm. It ir- snow to exclude the air. Do not in speech before, aud after If knew about America on tiie of À Reliable ligested food positive put with all its moving groups of you anything Mrs. Ess Kay likes sitting still yet. lie doesn't give Impression Remedy for there will I tiuie to look at the fat thing he'd scope. iiatee and Poison is exactly less than 1 1-2 cords ice, got and New York In particular els»·, a who has FOR poisons. men and women, and children. ta general better than anything brol:en down gentleman if do. was a lot of girls shipboard he right word to uee. It has been be a large amount of waste you put in my band 1 found it able to realize what a hard stum- Most of the best and best you'd be but It seems that Mrs. Vau der Wlndt Γ>·κ' the pace and paid for it by ound that food The the of ice the better it in two ten looking Builders' Finish ! the undigested produces larger body gold pieces bundled up when I tell that ti!l as he j and η time she's hnd, you so that If all the Font bling Into the depths. I thought, CATARRH real Hence not the will It should be twelve dressed ones were American*. Is Important of poison. only gain keep. packed high, notes. The gold made she lived west of I will furnish DOORS ana WINDOWS any pound to her husband died told me about were ίο·.kci, up straight Inio uiy face that j >ut the thrift and health of the animal rather than wide and flat. Keep an eye me great man.v seemed know each oth- Hundred Sally 9lsc or Style at reasonable price». sovereigns more, so Stan had given Four Hun- no see that Chicago. To get Into the about first time (and 1 think still) that Cream Balm on its and assimilating on it duriug the summer, and of them a deal pruned away except twenty-five Ely's lepeud digesting altogether more than thirty pounds. »r Some laughed good of is quickly absorbed. ts the sawdust is down around the dred If you've lived west Chicago be the number left, lace could be liner or more manly tiian food. tamped talked in voices, em- she would among Cites Reiiet at Ones. Also Window & Door Frames. All that money, with the twenty ■nd high pulting which is it like But, further, the food digested and edges.—C. P. Olin, Grafton County, N. (unless you're Califorulan, eo that Is the reason wb.\ his. jÎrowu—deep brown Is, mother had told me to use onl.v on prepoeitions, which Miss probably It cleanses, soothea, If Id want of kind of Finish for Inside οι issimilated the animal is divided in New Homestead. pounds phasis to be fashionable), is just like an·! and clean shaved (not rough any by England would never getting Mrs. Ess Kay takes long walks up bronze, lieal» and send In oar orders line Lum "when made me Mackinstry and the others protects outside work, y nto two food of support strictly necessary." to climb over oue of those u with dark gray eyes (I an·! on hand for Caab. portions—the having down the deck with her, though and Rcrubjy;. the diseased mem- 'ter Shingles Cheap a millionaire. I've never let me do In writing compositions. ind the food Even a well-fed feel regular wails of in were because from Catarrh and drives gain. Stock great high yours England, makes her giddy to walk, and Mrs !.i:e*v at once they gray brane reuniting usee of its Feedlog Young Profitably. a as much before in my though, when these people inimal about one-balf food, had sixth part Somehow, uails or broken rimmed in the Head Restores Work bristling with glass." Wlndt is not In the least en the light struck into them) away aCold quickly. and Job as stock on a maintenance sounded nice and Van der Planing, Sawing >r even more, the food of support—to Keeping your life. spoke it very cordial, "How the Sensed of Tiv^te tuid Smell. Full size for it is the "My goodness!" 1 exclaimed. ""it h black lashes so long you couldn't VI ate he· I 1'lne Sheathing for Sale. tupply the waste of its body. The man ration Is never profitable, Stan's kindness was Just like a cup of more so than It does when English tertalulng. 50 cts. at or mail. If who live l:i black Dru^gi>ts by Liquid with a his food that brings the profit. A friend funny! Fancy people She got now, like a larnb abou: noticing them; eyebrows 75 cts. good appetite digests growth warm and comforting when greet each other, though the up Cream Balm for »>e in atomizers of mine sold a bunch of something people should ut who llv·· that hair short and sleek like Stan's or t. W. well because his digestive organs are in reoently pigi, a few Surrey glare people to be led lo the slaughter, except uud Elv Brothers. Γ>»> Warren Street, New York. CHA*!>LEIt, you're tired and cold, so that I began to voices weren't so sweet, except good condition, and for the further rea- which weighed around eighty pounds In Devonshire." which the lamb other well groomed man one .... Maine a southern ehe smiled bravely, any West Sumner. at a head. He claimed he brighteu up and feci happy. that drawled in pretty way. ton that because be bas a good appetite each, 12.75 "That's diCferent. You see, Chicago not able to itself to do knows. Besides, commonness shows in when witti two staterooms, like Woodburn's. would be bring : be that secrete the fluids that could not see anything in them ι nked our suit Sally glands is new." "Come, she said to me. "|i people's mouths more than anywhere are active and 75-cent corn. I believe one can • bath and a dear little white and blue 1 could tell which were the poor Retty," DON'T LOOK produce digestion very feeding "But so is all America. Isn't It?" I hard to but it's there and to will amuse you." else. It's de'tine, out those fluids on the food abnn- feed 75-cent corn to 7-cent hogs, drawing r-vno nbout as big as the old things tliut Mrs. Ess Kay wanted pour asked "What difference can und this man's mouth is the best part Picture Frames some When is ■ stupidly. "Yes. do come. Lady Betty." repeal iantly. And it is just so with the home make money. grain high doll's h I Inherited from Vic. I weed out of her acquaintance garden and milk stuff is short ration a hundred or so years make?" \an der Wlndt. Whereupon I of his face, unless it's the chin or i>er- FOR BARGAINS ir cow or steer or sheep or hog. And high many was tliau.;:'ul to find I was to chum for next season, the way she acted ed Mrs. mar- by think In ceii sure with the animal and assimi- young stock and try to get there to "We haven't begun to little knowing what I war- baps the nose. I'm not quite When 70a are trouble*! your eye*. twcauso digests with Miss. Woihlburn, not Mrs. Ess when they came to say "How do you obeyed, well has a keen ket on the least amount of pos- turics on our side of the water, my I've a good deal Have your eyes examined by lates its fond it appetite grain have stood that. her yet laying up for myself. which, though thought are stuff and Kay, for I never could do?" to her. Slie screwed up eyes tnd eats and therefore its food sible. The results poor deah.'' has the most delicious Aft. on : about them because of the mystery and Pictures, heartily, to (She Our deck is amidships. all, DK. PA Β J( ENTER. econom- It was fun hang up till looked hard and sharp enough a of the food it I believe in finding places they her For gain is large part poor price. firmly way of saying "my deah," and all with ours. Is the second cla> of such a man in such an un- but on the feed 1 our when they were unpacked, to like a thin knife level lindlng consumes, and it pays a price for ical feeding, skimping things go through you It's too the good Ύβ" are soft like that; only Ilk. suitable place. It would be Just its food. It is fed at a do not consider economical by any and Mrs. Ess Kay's French maid or more like a long, slender hatpin deck, and for-rard. down below. being profit.— much trouble to write them for no- same If saw a tall suddenly means. will undoubt- Louise me get settled, head, and waited Into a Is the steerage. We you palm Specialist Indiana Farmer. High prioe grains helped paying jabbing your having It looking pit. insure for body but myself to see.) "Anyhow, up in the kitchen garden and Mats, Mirrors edly high prices livestock, me so many compliments on my hair an Instant Itefore returning their greet- walked to the rail, over which quite shooting and Mere. even than the level. is so, between New York Chicago set couldn't find out how it had been Come to Save Maine Cattle. higher present and my eyes and my complexion that slowly answered: "Very well, a number of men were leaning, to Quarantine who has nerve to his ing, who count WWEXy The man the pour people—thut is, the people uioveed all cattle from out- her house on Fifth ave- L. M. TUFTS, quarantine against order her out of the after taking with a bare "than· Mexico, where it is called the maguey FOR side the state into Maine, until for milk on an ordinary ration. I have have wanted to Stuyvcsant-Knox would be suddenly the vacant spaces C8^e JSh, coming sound nue and building her cottage at New- The furnishes the na- âMDâU. THROAT AND LUWfiTKOUBttf. farther notice the board. been breeding Durbams for some years, room, but things like that don't transformed. She would smile anil and I had to follow their exam plant "pulque," Wickoli St.. SOUTH PARIS by was the yon.' and believe this a breed for the port. but It buying prince over ra!' tional drink of Mexico. At the time of SATISFAOTO&Y Chairman Beal stated that the cattle ol good so objectionable In French. hold out her hand. To their "How do pie. Wo peered down the QVARAJtTXXD New farmer. When are Mrs. which did the trick. On the strength the throws up a single this state are now in unusually good England they Miss Woodburn's and especially do?" she would "How do and there was a sight which woui blooming plant OB XOYZY BBFUNDXD. can turn them off you respond and Its Stovee. and that it U the intention of through milking yon looked so ex- of that episode consequences, If it hadn't been stock of rapid to the height of Second Hand condition, Ess Kay's clothes you do?" and though I don't think have been comical growth to use effort to in a short time for beef and a mighty she went to with very nice In the board every keep get I was mortified to have Europe twelve to twenty feet, from which the a dozen second for cow of a quisite that she's really much Interested In any pathetic. I have more than them so. Should the foot and mouth good prioe them. No dairy traductions, and, as you know, deah. forth. This I.ouise mine, though I have she would ask where On rather a looking deck.' tassel-like flower? sprout Kindt of.... entrance to Maine the los« breed can be fitted up, however long unpack one but herself, rough We Do all stoves and heaters of all kinds disease gain Vic ■he has made some valuable as well all the hand to as beef as ! mr smartest things, and what bud been do- about twelve feet or more below u.·;, great flower stalk draws sap and would reach intc yon feed her, make good brought they bad been, tbey to might probably of as pleasant frienda. To live up from the of the for sale Farm can Durham·.—F. E. T., Tolland Coun- had two or three pretty blouses and bow It tbey were a dense crowd wai collected around and vigor body plant, JOB PRINTING. cheap. the hundreds of thoosanda.—1Turf, ing happened and her she will Homestead. a for me. them reputation, which soon wither· and die·. A. D. PARK. and Home. ty, Ct., in New England I hers altered In great harry, going back so soon. The next tblng. two amall square·, which they pur- Aiwood A ForbM, Sotftk Parte \
Bethel. BockfUld. Resolutions. ESTABLISHED 18». Wert Parte. A OO. THE BEABS. I Chaffln baa to to Bookfleld No. 488. P. A. BHURTLHPP OXFOBD I The drama, "Grandmother Hilde- The town schools opened Monday. ▲ Bonney gone Norway Orange, P. A. SHURTLEFF A OO. ι In the >hoe In the Providence of God, The Œxford JJcmocvat, I brand's Legacy" wu well played laat number of the scholar· from the village rork shop. Whereat, THE DOINGS OF THE WEEK IN ALL with Isaac Jordan of Brockton bu been ] le bu seen fit to remove from oar I88CKP TUESDAYS. Friday to a good sized audience. schools were detained at home evening bis bere dur- ι aidat onr beloved 6. SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY. I All the charaotera were well taken, and ohloken pox. (siting father and brotbera brother, Henry the week. i be It some of the leading parte were ao well Mr. W. J. Wheeler has recently placed og past lhaw, therefore, SOUTH DEC. 15,1908. P. R. went to Ramford That in thia bereavement, PARIS, MAINE, Paris HUL aa to win special com- a Packard piano in the home of Mr. Ed Dyer, Esq., Reaolved, impersonated hia loat a and faithful mendation from the listeners. Music Arno for his Hazel. rriday to try a case. lira. Dyer visited ( Orange baa good Charoh. n«v. β. w. r.Hii, ρ»·. daughter life to m. riends in Auburn and aember, who in hia daily '"T Sunday at 10:43 a. between acts was furnished by Mr. Mar- Mrs. Qotthard Carlson bas. been spend- Friday Saturday, aonght A Τ WOOD A FORBES, oerrlce eon late Dr. < oat the of the Sunday School «ι J2. Sabbath evening I tin and Mr. Tuell on violin and piano, a few in Portland with Mr. Paul Bridgbam, of tbe arry principlee Orange. C. E. Tuesday evening. ing days That while we bow to the Mttort «ad I and a trombone solo was L. Carlson. Charles B. Bridgbam of Cobaaaet, Masa., Reaolved, Proprietor·. pL·'^ \iJL· ™*r*l»yey«nlnt at 7 30. Cove played by of a SALE! let tas been relatives here. < livine we moarn the death E. roiBU. nant MeetingL£Sttn* the laat before the M. Irish. After the there was a afternoon the Ladies' Clnb viaiting will, CHRISTMAS GtOKOB M. ATWOOD. A. Friday play Thursday of the month at 2 30 p. m. All not C. C. haa been in Portland rood and beloved brother, a Sunday I pleasant sociable and refreshments of of the Congregational society held the Withington good neigh- otherwise connected are cordially Invited. >od on a business tbia week, ι tor and citizen. pop corn and home-made candies were annnal Christmas sale. The fancy vicinity trip TkRiu —$1.00 a If strictly ln advance. of That we tender to hia year paid baa on sale. tables were well with articles Β. Ε. Gerriah shipped a carload Reaolved, Otherwise a copie· 4 cents. A few inches of anow laat week supplied 12.00 year. Single ive stock I and relatives the sympathy of than ever. Careful in us excellent I The other side of the Rebekah contest for Christmas presents. The apron Thursday. amlly Our assortment this year is larger and better buying early iwnmnm: — All legal advertisement· given aleighing. continues I ibis have to have will their entertainment table, table and food table were Merritt Parsons still quite Grange. are given three connective Insertions for 91-30 The Baptiat Society voted present Friday candy resolu- than usual. You a eeble and is confined to tbe bouse most Resolved, That a of theae season has a more stock ajid better per Inch ln length of column. Special contracts a Christ mart tree and invite tbe other evening of this week, Deo. 18th, at Cen- all well patronized. In the evening copy the given complete goods advertls- >f the time. l :ions be on the recorda of this made with local, tranalent any fraternity that must choose from forget complete popular. Guy guest par- waa A. F. you Characters: Miss Almira Pease :urred evening. The cirole Wabben, ents, Mr. and Mrs. Prank Bennett, until Sphere." reading. delighted Friday a. Christmas articles a chorus of seven- Mrs. A. F. Wabben, We have hundreds of j a I>. her audience with the Album. of mixed are Holiday SMHLE COPIES. after Christmas. Jededlah Blood, farmer, Ellsworth Curtl·. Family composed making your purchases. :een P. a social Thomas Blood, hie eoo, Carroll A. Bacon. The sale and entertainment voices with Mrs. F. Withington for of the Democrat are four oente About twenty couples enjoyed proved very this time of the and you. Single Copie» Carl Schmidt, tile hired man. Edgar L.Wood is Mrs. Belle Mrs. MARKED FOR DEATH. selected for particular year especially on of even- succossful. On account of the recent interlocutor; Nulty, especially each. They will be mailed receipt price by dance at Academy Hall Saturday I Markham, a rich man, Earle Adams of Alpbonso Smma Davee with Mr. Arthur "Three I waa marked for know of the the publisher» or for the convenience patron» A time is and an- John, his serrant, R. Merton Hammond. Are no supper was served. tambos; yeara ago look over our stock cannot great bave been on 'DS· good reported Unless you you possibly jingle copie· of each Issue placed his maid servant. Mabel E. Rlcker. vaca- Peaslee and J. C. with bones ieath. A cough waa tearing personally : other dance is to be on M*ry Mower, Dr. Edson Buker Is spending his Withington grave-yard sale at the following place· In the County given Saturday wife of Cora D. solos to are either in value or Betty Blood, Jededlab, Lurvey. tion with his Rev. and Mrs. is ends. During tbe first part my lunga to pieces. Doctors failed of nor can you how beautiful they South Shurtleff'e Drug Store. evening of the present week. Blood, his daughter, M at tie D. Tuell. parents, variety good*, imagine Parla. Lucy were Mrs. Arthur Hall, Mr. me, and hope had fled, when my Noyes'Drugstore. Curtis. sung by help come first have the best selection. Norway, Price of admission 20 cents; under 12 Mr. Mr. bnaband Dr. New this in mind—those who Stone's Drug Store. Greenwood. The stores have put on a Christmas Arthur Hall, Peaslee, Warren, got King's Discovery," attractiveness. Keep 1'oetmaater. I 10 cents. An will of Huckfleld, Alfred Cole, years, oyster snpper decorations. Mr. Edward IIr. Irish, and a duet by Mrs. Rawson laya Mrs. A. C. Williams, Bac, Ky. articles the Mrs. Poet Offlce. Touching for the benefit air with their but the we are these Christmas Pari· BUI, Harlow, meteorology be served in the hall from 5:30 to 7:30 ind Mr. Warren. The second con· "The first dose me and Our stock is very large way selling Samuel T. White. live will remark Mr. Pushard's store and Mr. part helped improve- We« Pari·, of those who far away, tickets 20 cents. King, drug 68 F. A. Sburtleff Λ Co. Supper Combination listed of a Mrs. Annie ment on until I bad gained Note some of the we excel in. that we have had three zero morning# Basserman's drug store, also Miss L. M. stump speech by kept assortment will soon be broken. things tickets to both supper and entertain- which waa most excellently in and my health waa aDd as snow the last one Steams' millinery and fancy goods store Witbington, pounds weight many storms, ment 35 cents for adults, 25 cents for solos by Professor Allie restored." This medioine holds j NKW ADVKKTISKMKNT*. on when six inches fell, are well filled with Christmas goods. lone, banjo Fully being Monday, I children. The play is a good comedy Barrows of Sumner and character songs the world's record for coughs in a rain storm of short There is a foot of snow which healing | ending duration, of one in and the nearly about hour length, morn- the same artist. A personal song by and colds and lung and throat diseases. ; The Dry Good· Store. but to turn the snow into a mes» gives good sleighing. Saturday by Popular enough whole program will occupy about two Professor Hall a great hit. The It Sold under Goods. Gifts for Christmas. of slush. This raised the small stream: ing it is still snowing. proved prevjuts pneumonia. Leather Useful Gift* for the Holidays. hours, which will be followed by a social sntertainment closed with a minuet in guarantee at F. A. Shurtlefl & Co.'β a little for the time but of shorl Gould Academy opens Tuesday. Bill Medicine Cases, Chrlstaias Sugge-tlons. being, I with plays and games. sostume four which was the store. 00c and 91.00. Trial bot- Hand Pocket Books, Card Cases, Cuff Boxes, Books, at John Plerce'e. so that the droutt by couples, drug [ Purses, Bags, Holiday Good· duration practically The three Schools are to unite MIDDLE INTERVALS. enter- Sense Christmas Gifts. Suuday finest thing of the evening. The tie free. &c. Prices run to Common is still on, and a neighbor told us yester Music Rolls and Portfolios, Cigar Cases, 5c $5.00. Best Christmas Gift. I in an observance of Christmas. A letter from S. G. Packard of El mira, tainment was followed by an oyster sup- Practical Christmas Glfta. day that his well had been dry for threi are to Hecktl of Dur- Mr. and Mrs. I. L. Bowker stay Ν. to his sister in Bethel, Me., says: per Chef Crockett, and a Nine-year-old Joseph Christina· Hints. and he had been to hau T., prepared by months, obliged with her Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe so far was for the ham found his father's shot gun where A Present. parents, "The weather here is beautiful lance. Music furnished Christmas the water used a distance ii he could at "didn't know it was Glttoe* and Glasses. jail long Tuell, this wiuter. Mr. Bowker is night this fall. was warm and evening by the Swastika Orchestra of get it, barrels. Thanksgiving it his For Sale. engineer on the special engine here on 1 it will continue a South Paris and was much enjoyed by loaded," and pointed at six-year- Perfumes. Two Notices of The man who went on a visit and hun pleasant. hope was ; Bankruptcy. the Grand Trunk road. some more work old Michael Hecktl. Death cut 10c Non-resident Taxes ln Pans. I while longer till I get all. brother, odors from the manufacturers. In and bottles, I to West Bethel last week, re instantaneous. The mother bad to The most leading plain glass To the Horse an t Dalrv Men. Monday George Curtis has returned from the done. I received a letter from sister gone popular I turned the and re Hebron. a the two alone to ounce. and Domestic Toilet Waters, Farmers and tverybody. following Thursday hospital and stopped with his brother, Rose She sent me a lot of neighbor's and left boys to each. In bulk 40c $2.00 per Imported Fresh Meats. would cal j recently. $4.50 ported what Uncle Solon Charles H. for a few C. Donham is her with the gun. See Line of Handkerchief·. Curtis, days. •snap shot' pictures of places connected Mrs. J. visiting to bottle. My J so far as gam< 25c $1.00 per good easy hunting big Mrs. Sidney Farnum, who has been with our old home and other scenes in father and sisters in Auburn. wss in it, since had nothing to d( The President's Message. they I quite sick, is much improved. South Paris, all of which are dear with Mrs. Π. A. Cushman returned from but to go along without having t< right Mrs. Betsey G. Curtis made her nioct recollections of years past. Rose's lines Auburn last week. President Roosevelt's message, deliv and take aim. Put into stop plait Marion a birthday gift the 7th of a nic« are cast in rather ways. Her Miss Velma Bean, who has been with ed to congress at its assembling last traveled over hills am pleasant English, they ; Lauter piano. children are smart and capable and do a Mrs. Newton this fall, was called home Stationery. week for the short session, is as usual s I for two and Glasses and rhrough swamps days, ye Miss Madge L. Tuell has been al deal for her. I am with my last week the illness of her mother. for re ^ good busy by our this season the lengthy document, much too long the nearest thev came to wha an item in our stock, but line comprises greatest seeing ^abattus several days visiting Miss Annie work all the while and have no time for Miss Bertha Packard, who has been in Always important in the columns of the Demo were after were their tracks madi of Xmas boxes from the production they Stoehr. in fanoiful dreams. Some health all the fall, away values we have ever shown. An assortment leading crat. Below is a indulging poor passed elegant given merely summary I some time and havt was Glasses. previously. I Some repairs improvements definite aim is essential to success. Too Friday evening, Dec. 4th, and makes an Christmas to of it· chief recommendations: Thanks to the Hendricks brothers fo A makers. A box of stationery always acceptable gift. 25c $5.00 I I been made on the bouse occupied by many are looking for 'snaps' and soft buried Monday afternoon. Miss Pack- I advocate that instead of th< entitled "Destruc strongly a three-foot picture, I L. Bacon and family. and for advancement. Great ard was tbe oldest of the late box. unwise effort to all combina an< jobs places daughter per prohibit I tion of San Prancisco by Earthquake Last officers were elected in not so essential to success as to Z. L. Packard. She leaves three seem to think " Saturday Ability is sistei-s, tions. there shall be substituted a lav 1906 It is ii 1 people Pire, April 18th, printed Went Paris Grange as follows: know how to use what ability we do Mrs. H. T. Glover and Mrs. Fred Cush- which shall combina on fir wear expressly permit I colors, the names of the buildings J. Abbott. and Warren SOMEthat if I Master—A. have in some settled, definite purpose, man of this place Mrs. they only tions which are in the interest of th< thirteen in an< 1 G. Chandler, being given, number, Overseer—O. and at it and at it and no look- Hanscom of New York Mr. and Glasses it will be all with Baskets. but shall at the same time givi in th il Lecturer—Delia F Reed. get keep city. right Work public, I says that "every building shown I have more were here to the funeral. > I steward— c. S. Dudley. ing back. If accomplished Mrs. Hanscom to some agency of the national govern was th their There would be a above picture destroyed" by AfSt Steward—Charles Marshall. than some others it is because I have Miss Packard was a member of Z. L. Eyes. and small. An for the ladies. 25c to $5.00 each. Also fine ment full power of control. I fire. It is to ad< 1,1 M. Beck. Large appropriate present great hardly necessary Chaplain—Augusta not been as afraid of work and of hard Packard W. R. C Hebron Grange and as much sense in The should be scene ant I I Treasurer—M S. Bubler. just prescrib- railways put entire); I that it is a doleful looking an member line of Waste Baskets. I Secretary—Edith Day. blows and aching joints, and withal Sunshine Society and active under the interstate commerce commis a to ask th , the same medicine for I gives one good opportunity I Uate-Keeper—Walter Llttlehale. what self is the of Ridge Cemetery Association. ing aion and removed from the domain ο 'people Ray,' respect Maple I question why, if so disposed. I Ceres—Mrs. K. S. Porter. fruit of honest work, She will be missed all and her disease. the anti-trust law. Tbe commissioi I Pomona—Mrs. Carrie Dudley. downright, hard, greatly by every Mrs M" W" E· of Bumfort I surest to have the cast a over the com- f I Flora—Mrs. Cora Marchait. and this is the way death has gloom should have control over the issue ο LKails m'"? for another the Pens. post-card, pictun I Lady Asst. Steward—Mrs. Peterson. of others. Failure comes along munity. "None knew her but to love Fountain securities. of that respect I being the Μ. Ε church place I Chorister and Organist—Ora Field. side of in a natural her." ii B. Barden. the laxity person's to each. and telephoue companies is a fine and hero' » I Librarian—Ada ue. We ex- one for The best made, Waterman'* $2.50 $6.00 Telegraph I It looking building, propensities—the short name of which Hebron Grange held an all day meet- Consult give A good $t.oo. Ideal, interstate business should be put unde I the true God is ther ? A. strong effort will be made the cominj hoping worshiped is vice." In a late letter from the sister ing at their hall Dec. 0th and elected aminations that leave no Ink Pencils for the of the interstate com of Mammon or creed. I summer to build a new Hall anc $1.00. jurisdiction I instead Grange Rose referred to above I find these officers as follows: merce commission. we have looked i t it was voted at this to hiri I Again upon death, meeting beautiful lines to her departed Master—Fred Marshall. defects undiscovered. I most urge the of in Perhara a sum to with the referring urgently duty Ί being the remains of Kilbon quite large put près mother: Overseer—Arthur George. creasing the totally inadequate salarie whose funeral occurred Wednesday a t ent fund for that purpose. A committei Lecturer—Emma Phillip·. "I seemed to see tby spirit leave the clay B. now to our judges. Beginnini Pond. We visited his hom > was also to a drama ii Steward—D. Perry. Books. given Bryant's appointed get up That was its mortal tenement of late; Assistant Steward—Walter Conant. with the court tbe S. RICHARDS, supreme judge more than a year ago and found hir the near future. I i>eeme1 Miss Alice is very sick. obey Treasurer—Charles George. large brought Penley dome Inner law, yet doubtful of the way EYESIGHT SPECIALIST. in and linen. Kemedv should be devised for doini a hi Secretary—Gertie George. works at cents. Books for and Children's Books paper surprise. Ile was distant relative, Provlilediamonds when the sun Portland'· endorsement of ita Republi- that is odd to am TOILET CASES, MANICURE BETS. are necessary instrument ι. The floor work was weight, making Corporations T l,l;u'e ne*r Cornish bridg» I present. exempli spunks up an·! «bines. can administration was a handsome have be··! .,Γiβ,, very BRUSHES. KNIVES, BIBLE8. FANCY GOODS. SKATES, of modern business is a revival ο f I fie»! and commended Mrs. Mer And when vou break It with your heel yon the low to cut it oil. AND CLOTHES They There quiet, progressive highly by one. price a menace t I co -Idn't hardly tell permitted to become large! religion in the district in Sout ill rill, who found the corps in goo < POST CARDS. AND POST CARD ALBUMS AND Durgin Its rattle from the llngle of a little sliver bell." Be sure and my on PHONOGRAPHS. PHOTO because the governmental representative Hiram. I working order. This ha ( Leo Gilbert, 17 year· old, received in get prices corps already COLLAR AND CUFF GLOVE B0XB8, INK of the have worked in more Albert Littlefield of Stoneham was in which caused his death on the BOXES. SHAVING ΘΕΤ8, B0XE8, people slowly pr« Mr and Mr* Edwin R Wadsworth ar ρ I thirty-four members and coming. juries Hay before buying. control over thein town last 5th in a saw in a Tiding for adequate visiting their daughter, Mrs. Arthur Co! Charles Austin of Buckfield is thresh Tuesday. by being caught rotary STANDS, CHOCOLATE8 AND BON BONS in Xmae Boxes. SMOKING SETS, Real progrens toward •elf-governmei f ing for Oscar Swift. Charles A. Dunham is working in a sawmill at Schoodic. cord.id Cornish CIGAR8 in Xmss Boxes, CAMERAS, Ac.. &c. is made in the Islardt ■ Wni Mason of Paris and Willie Dati blacksmith shop on Bethel IIIII. MIRRORS. PICTURE FRAMES, being Philippin· Our eflj. ieot deputy sheriff. Mr. Alb*i t The Grand Trunk station at Cumber- A. C. Maxim, I trust that within a generation the tim I lei* of Minot were at Frank Younir' II. P. Dennison is beginning to make a ^ decline* a reappointment. land was burned night, pre- will arrive when the Filipino· can decid t I display of Cbriatmaa goods in his store, Thursday South Pari* Thursday. sumably from an overheated stove. for themselves whether it i· well fu Lovell. Merrill of Hebron wa Mies Gwendolyn Stearns of Grover Two Mills. no other time Henry Loss about $1500. Select Gifts now while the assortment is largest and freshest. At during to become or to c«>c Hill is the West Bethel { Holiday them inde|>*odent. .l.»hn A P.»a and Alexander l-ar.«iu β 'be guest of hi· cousin, Arthur Bonney teaching village tiuue under tbe of a stron It is said the Orand Trunk wharves in can make such selections as now. Do not this to protection srr building tbe m a camp for e<>infoi II Saturday. «•TICK. the Holiday season you satisfactory neglect opportunity nod disinterested Mrs Maud Merrill and Mil Devil are housed fur the win- Portland burned in the recent Are will power while aatiatf their dmnei daughter wagon· Id the DlUrtct Court of Lbe Unit»! State· for Ibc in tbe sbonl· I ter bone· are once more and look this stock over. welcomed at the of Tbe higher place· army Mrs Correnne Fui had another III —« v. lL L. discharge of his gun while County of Oxford attention to the need of additional d« Alaoaoo ia on the road thia hunting. '.3rd of th*< week Tyler over a tree Notice 1· hereby given I hit on tbe day f Be evidently stumbled fallen stroyer· and colliers, and, above all, α bought a cow of D. L> Small. wwk delivering picture· and frame·, May, A. D. 1808, Ibc uld Jo·. Bolvln w·· A. Shurtleff & the F. and caused accident. and that the dr»t Co., tbe four new North »*«rtv Kmerv ton of Herbert and aoliciting more ordera. duly adjudicated bankrupt, battle·hips Kycr»on, Ryer meeting of bl· creditor· will tie held at tbe that lbs na«< Six men io birch for Wstters of 1 recommend general A J Ab»»ott hi· been I· bed t« *>n, is very U! with a disease of the kid employed cutting Gilbert D. Bsngor, while office of the Beferee, No. M Market Square, South into a a'afl Κ are at H. B. on a to relatives In Sew on the SOth of A. D. at board be turned genera week· with and light run c f neys. D. Hasting· boarding visit Brunswick, Pari*, day Dec., 19UH, pleurisy 10 o'clock In the at which Ume the SOUTH PARIS, ΠΑΙΝΕ. la no excuee for e»n■ tht B«tlr>ati mrae room· In hi· chamber» and Lincol a Swett of Canton ia keeping houae fo r year, aleighing Plantation, aged years, TEB IN THIS STATE. Sunday, Stow. he his as usual. At 1! The Work of the Tree Surgeon. a North Waterford. supplied pulpit Winter has begun in good earnest. Also full line of hand knit Woolen attended the Sabbath School. At 2 p. m Irving Quptill started tho 8th for How the tree surgeon—or dentist, A recent from Boston says: Waterford Grange is still progressins he at Hartford TRUST inasmuch as a of bis PARIS dispatch preached Center, causing : COMPANY, where he will first and second dc California, spend tbe win- perhaps, great part Mittens and That the gypsy and browntail moth They conferred the a live-mile trip. As soon as he returnee work cooslsts in the of cavities- Gloves, ; ter. filling South Maine. Block. Hosiery. than ever a menace to tree on two candidates. After tha 1 home he had time to eat a ο Market Paris, Pythian are more grecs only piece Simeon Is his is ssving the lives of many valuable Square. in Maine and New had election of officers. when he had to five milei Ouptill visiting parents, and shrubbery Hamp they pie go nearly Mr. and Mrs. P. E. He will trees is shown in an Interesting article was a 0 Guptill. j^J and that few realize th It quite surprise to the peopl to the uorth of the town to shire, people part perfora oommence work Boon for Bnzzell driv- by Newton Forest Russel in tbe current of the were th here when Willie set out th 0 a homi Furn Leber, seriousness situation, Kilgore marriage ceremony. Returning t<*am. issue of Harper's Weekly. Shaping and ^C'CCCC-CCCCCCCCC'CCC'CCCCCCCg J. F. PLUMMER, a an 1 ing statements made to-day to D. M. Rogers cigar* few nights ago saying be he had just time to conduct an evening | of and Ernest Jewett, who has been very eick trimming trees, fighting fnngus field of the Federal govern Lucy York had been married about tw 3 service at the Five services and 31 Market SOUTH PARIS. ME. special agent vestry. with rheumatic is on the and tbe depredations of insect pests are PARKER'S Square, Ε. E. Pbilbrook of Port weeks. fifteen miles travel in the cold. fever, gain FOB SALE. ment, by Capt. nearly uow. He site in bed some. other features of the tree HAIR BAL8AM Flint her Mrs. Bet ( up surgeon's 106-3. the agent for Maire, am Inez visited friend, Tben take the case of the physician work. This article has a interest hand furnace Cltuoi ud bMotiflM th· h*(r. Telephone land, special Lottie Leavitt ii her timely Small size second Promote* · laxurUnt (rwth. Dearborn of thi a few lart week. After a work and tc visiting sister, Col. Thomas H. Do^er, Mclntire, days long day's exposure Mrs. Charles in view of the national to tbe Nner F»U· to Be·tor· Ormy ton ti > Lary. awakening H*lr to iU Toothful Color. for New Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Hazel went the cold weather he arrives a our in condition. agent Hampshire. finally Liston Abbott of Waterford is in need of preserving sylvan growth good Car*· κ*!ρ dix·*·* fc hair tilling Pbilbrook stated tbat the wore Tuesday. home and to a muct IQc.«nd>l.U0rt Dmqfatt Capt. Norway tired, hopes enjoy town for a against reckless destruction. in Maine was ii Mrs. Will McAllieter baa two Adam 3 rest. He looking logging job. South Paris Savings Bank. infested spot found needed night's retires, gett Mrs. W. H. Walker visited Mrs. Sea- where several hundred tbousan< fellows boarding there. to when he is THAT IS MEDICINE. 50-52. York, fairly sleep, suddenly vey at the Harbor the past few MEDICINE STATE OF MAINE. was found to con Krnest went t > called to several milei days. feet of sawed lumber Mctiray recently aroused and go Miss Ethel school closes the "I have suffered a good deal with ma- moth clusters Ames' of and staid al I into some back over roadi Guptill's ffOTICK. tain 3,000 gypsy egg George Norway country poor 18th for a short vacation. laria and stomach but I se. Clerk's Office. I 3 complaints, OXFORD, was t< night. He brought his mother bom in the and in a Court the United State· fo Court. Tbe lumber awaiting shipment darkness, maybe tougt: Miss Grace Plummer's school begins have now found a remedy that keeps me In the District of Supreme Judicial ( Rhode Island and Connecticut, and hat with him, wbo bad been there on a fei storm, to visit some poor family in need and that is Electric Bitters: the District of Maine. In Bankruptcy. South Parle, Maine, December 5,1903. Best Christmas Gift! the 14th in District No. 2. well, remedy order of Hon. K. Justice of dreaded motl visit. of He without com [n the matter of ) By Ueorjre Bird, it been allowed to go, the days' his services. goes are of the s medicine that is medicine for stomaoh sain at the October The people taking advantage LAURA M. L A HOC IIK, In Bankruptcy. I court, presiding Term, 1908, have found ministers to their and ind liver and for run down J the Qrand and Traverse Jurors now drawn arc would undoubtedly lodge plaint, needs, their first snow. are op troubles, of Romford, Bankrupt. J Denmark. They getting not to be In attendance In court at Pari· ment io those states. at a late hour returns home tc W. C. of M. La In lb< required finally their wood. conditions," says .Kiestler, To the creditor· of Laura Roche, on the of nor will ■ 16th day December, next, they two were of tbe confei find another to to anothei Ark. Electrio Bitters Oxford district aforesaid : A Gold Watch and Chain. Tbe agents opinio· Silver Rebekah Lodge, No. 19, message hurry Halliday, purify County of and be to attend at any other time unlets that on the 14th ο required the of Maine and Ne» red the two candidate ι where he is mnoh needed. Think and enrich the tone the Notice la hereby glren day ordered to do so before the March tbat Legislature· degree upon place blood, up If. LaBoche m specially East Waterford. Wot., A. D. 1808, the said Laura 1909. would bave to Increase th< evening, Dec. 10. Cake an< I of the weary hours in the darkness, ovei nerves, and and energy to and that the flrs 1*rm, Hampshire Thursday impart vigor lui y adjudicated bankrupt, The Grand Jurora will be In attendance »t said for moth work. were served after the and the of be· Will Brown's little boy the will be refunded ber creditors will be held at th< in Stock. coffee dangerous roads, danger eight>year-old weak. Tour money meeting of March without but new Good Assortment appropriations meeting. Soutl Term, special summon·, will commence hi ill himself. And sometimes bii has rheumatic fever. If it falls to 50c at F. A. >ffioe of the Referee, No. 8 Market Square. Traverse Jurors will be summoned for that Mr. Leon Ingalla coming help you. A. D. a Miss Elsie Sanderson waa at home for Paris, on tbe 90th day of December, 1908, term of the court. re school in Odd Fellows' Hal only comfort (?) is the sweet reflection Sburtleff &. Co.'· store. tbe at which time thi Monday's oity election in Portland dancing drug 10 o'clock In forenoon, CHARLES WHITMAN, Dec. 13. that he never a cent for hia one last week. laid their claims JT. in the re-election of Adair Mooday evening, may get night creditors may attend, prove Clerk of the Supreme Judicial Court. •ulted Mayor ■ Merton the am I Mr. Fred Sanborn has started bis sat labor. We are of the opinion that the Mr. and Mrs. Yonng Lave Wb«M Rubbers Become Necessary ippolnta trustee, examine bankrupt, a plurality iransact *uch other buslne·· aa may P. Leigbton, Republican, by ■ earn their and moved into their new house. Ami shoes Allen's Foot-Ease, a pow· propcrlj ont mill at the under the mount professionals richly pay your pinch, of 2024, the with Day place to shaken the Is the thins soma before said meeting. i largest plurality Phil has returned and la 1er 1m Into shoes. just aln. should be considered as noble bene- Rolfe getting South Dee. 8,19&. S. ever a mayor io Port ο use. Try It for Breaking In New Shoe·. Sola -Pari·, Richards, exoeption given for L. The winter term of school factors to the human race. Give them the rent over tbe store ready his iSc. r&UC. Allen S. Olm- WALTER QRAT, FOLETSBONET^IAR land. Tbe oity government is also mort high begai Everywhere, Sample Retaree Is Bankruptcy. /tor «AiMTMJ Mfe MUV, JT· the 7th. Mlaa Parsons, teacher their due cheerfully. family. rted, Ls Boy, Ν. T. Don't αβοφt any tutrtUnU. j Jeweler and Ot>tlolcua. I strongly Republican than usual. Monday, ( She Oxford Brraoctat Another Water Question. rehearaala will be onder the direction ο f Er«ry Worn·» Will Be IbUtmUI. We want to call attention to our line of Sxow's Falls, Deo. 1908. NOSWAÏ. Mr. W. W. Llttlefleld of wltl I There has recently been discovered an an 9, Bangor malic, herb cnre for woman'· call® While interest in Mrs. Stella Burnham m pleasant Ut·, public directed to th< pianist. Mother Gray's AUSTRALIAN-LEAF. It I subject of water supply through th< Many farmers are obliged to dru New Year's ball will be given by tbi > the only certain regulator. Cures female weal nea«es and and Ur controversy at South Taris, I wish tc their cattle a long distance for water. members of Oxford Castle, No. 2, Κ. Ο Backache, Kidney, Bladder SOUTH_PARIS. nary troublée. At all or by mall 90cU call attention to another Tho skating rink on the Boal estai Κ., at the bouse on Drugflxts As far as the store window* are con- grave question opera Tbursda] Sample F (IKE. Address, The Mother Gray Co bas been to the 11 Dec. 31st. Floor cerned, Christmas is here. probably affecting a wider territory. 1 abandoned, owing eveuing, manager Le Roy, Ν. Y. refer to the danger of poisoning from ability of the Norway Water Compan Ursbai O. Gammon. Aids, Cari W Mrs. Herman Phillips is in Auburn the lead pipe so used for to supply the necessary amount of wafe Bojnton, Guy N. Carter, Verne A Gifts commonly sup Useful Born. caring for lier mother, who is sick. plying drinking water. to flow the field. Ranger, Harry H. Glidden, Eugene Ο Common Sense The great natural and softness C. B. Cummlngs 4 Sons have repair» Russell, George W. Winelow and Georg< The Careful Gleaners will meet with purity In Paris, Not. 37, to the wife of Ernest F of our due their steam L. Curtis. Maslc Stearns* Orchestra FOR THE HOLIDAYS. Mr·. T. N. Kewley Tuesday afternoon. spring waters, to theii heating pipes by King, a daughter. granite origin, renders them more liable P. Stone's drug store and tatoojioM Refreshments at intermission. In Bumfonl, Dec 4, to the wife of W. II. Allen Carl S. Briggs has close*! bis violin to load contamination, for, aa a the Walte store. The last is the(^ first brea I. W. Walte, J. J. Foster and C. F. a son. rule, In Dec. to the wife of C. A. Clifford More than studio at Rumford, and is at home softer the water the more in the main Une for » time Bradford went to this week foi Meileo, β, Can You Acceptable again. readily does it pipe long Hastings a son. Imagine Anything dissolve lead. Neither can our harder The trouble Is usually where the mam a few days' outing and some big game. In North Buckfleld, Dec. 4, to the wife ο Gifts Miss of Brunswick is Christmas Staples the guest a Qood Pair of waters be considered safe. If the hard The Partridge Brothers of Norway Irrlng Smith, a son. of Sirs. W. H. Motley at Hotel Andrews. In Dec. to the wife of John J ness is that coiues in for Lake have of Frank H. Beck Norway, 7, "permanent," is, not improv- tappe^ CumminKe ver; purchased Delahanty, a son. Miss Rose A. Murphy is assistant In ed by boiling, it is usually due to sul- much credit for his skillful work in tln a twenty-horse power gasoline engine to are the useful kind. At the present office at the post through the Christmas phates of lime and magnesia and pro- decoration of Concert Hall for the ladies replace the one used by them their season. tects the pipe by coating it with the ίΛ mill for some years. Married. time people do not feel like wast- insoluble Everett and others have mad· The annual of the stockhold- Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Plummer visited extremely sulphate of lead. Harry meeting Yet the frequent remark, our important changes in the * ers of the Norway National Bank will be In West Paris, Dec. 4, by C. H. Lane, Esq., or We this to be Mr. Plummer's mother at Sweden Wed- "Well, Mr. Paavo and Miss Manda Koskelo, Boots ing money. predict water's all Concert Hall. The room held at the rooms Hlljanen Shoes, for it coats the is kitc^en banking Tuesday, nesday. right pipe" both of Paris. not justified. Although my own water Urged and well furnished with shelve Jan. 12, '09. In Sumner, Dec. 5, by Bev. S. C. Eaton, Mr, a season of giving USEFUL GIFTS. David Rounds of Danville has been the is otbe< wiee excellent and coats lead Urs. Annie Morse is at the Elm House George Wlnslow Spauldlng and Miss Florence Lucy Poland, both of Sumner. of his J. D. nee, the I found lead in It while attractive to read with the new landlord, her nephew, RUB- are are guest nephew, Hay pipe heavily, AnThePmost way In South Paris, Dec. 9, by Bev. J. H. Little, SLIPPERS, OVERSHOES, These the gifts that appre- past week. analyzing a sample at Bowdoin College J ewiston and Auburn from this sectioi Ellsworth Young. MrR. Morse for years Mr. Crockett Clark Becord of South Paris and where 1 was then assistant in if the is to drive to Meobanh was employed in the hotel by the late Miss Lnclnda Mac Everett of Norway. ciated. Miss Leona D. Stuart is visiting her chemistry. ooSty In Kczar Falls, Dec. 1, Kev. F. C. Potter, Some doubt been re- Falls and take the electrics to the owner. by BERS OR LEGGINS? sister, Mrs. Fred Brown, in Portland, for having expressed cUy Bev. H. A. Peare and Miss Jennie Moulton. garding my c inclusions, I asked Pro- By this method one can and returi Miss Etta Harnden, at some time in the in Dec Kev. B. S. Bldeout. Mr. two weeks. go Norway, 6, by fessor Robinson f »r his opinion, which, as he pleases. Pleasure parties to th« office of B. F. Spinney & Co., has again Charles 8. Bartlett and Miss Grace E. Smith, both of Anbnrn. Vernon A. Curtis, who has been in after examining the test, he gave as fol- theatre find it most convenient, also. entered the firm's office as bookkeeper. Articles Found at Our Stores. for some is with his lows: "You The Ladies' Circle held its annual fait R. K. Morrill has returned from a Pennsylvania time, may tell—so and so—from We have the best line we have ever bad. For Ladies we bave the Soroaia for mother here at present. me, that the water contains lead and in in the vestry of the Universalis^ churcl visit and hnnting trip in Grafton. He Med. TO GIVE. dangerous amount." Not to let Wednesday afternoon, a reports a good time but did not see any 93.50 and 4 00; Evangeline, $3.00; New Century, 42.50; Princes· Louise, 42 00. LITTLE THINGS Clayton K. Brooke of Boston, former- caring mere convenience my owu Thursday afternoon, concluding 1 burs deer be cared to shoot. In Hebron, Dec. 4, Miss Bertha Packard. ly of South Paris, was here on a short outweigh All of tbeae in all styles and all kinds of stock. Linen and judgment, backed by that of Professor dav evening with a cbicken-pie suppei Mrs. John F. Devine, after a visit at In Bryant's Pond, Dec. 7, KUbon Perham, Initial Handkerchiefs— Japonette, Cotton, Lawn, Silk, business last week. 86 trip Robinson, I have since that time at 0:30 o'clock and at 8 Rumford Falls of two months, bae re- sged years. 50c. brought in Gllead, Dec. 7, Frank H. Marshall of Port- 5c, 10c, 15c, 19c, 25c, Fernald was hand or concert at the house. The whoh turned to her home for the win- For Men we the Walk 4.00 and δ Mrs. (ieo. C. cal let! to by otherwise all water used for opera °'cl°^ ^Ϊ,οΙ, Norway land, sged 32 years. carry Over, 43.50, 00; Commodore, 14.00; Ν rth X. last week the from a distance of more venture was a marked success reaeoi ter. In Hartford, Dec. 1, Lemuel C. Lucas, aged 82 Neckwear—4-in-hands, Teck», Bow*, 15c, 25c, 50c. New colorings. Conway, U., by drinking, etc., by Admiral, $5.00; Fitzu, 43.50 and 4.00, and a large variety of other grades for 43.00, serious illness of her mother. than rods—no at this of a amount of earnest and con years. If would like will be with sixty pleasant job large In Dec. J. H. 71 Latest styles. you you presented Woodstock, 8, Davis, aged kinds of shoes for all from season,—although my stant work. The vestry was most at- Oxford Pomona 7 months. 2.50, 2 00 and 1.50. Also all heavy hard service, grades Mrs. Abbie Briggs of subsequent analy- Orange. years, a pretty individual box to put it in. Roxbury ses shiiwed the amount of lead to be tractively decorated with brilliant colors Mass has been the guest of Mrs. Wil- The January meeting will be held at 42.00 to 5 50. very far from one in ten Each booth was known some wel 25c, 50c. liam P. Morton for a few slight—not part by Norway on the first Tuesday. Fancy ArmletS—Tastily boxed, 10c, 15c, days. million. known book as Vanity Fair, fancy art We have now on hand a supply of PROORAMME. And none of the windows draws any This Is trilling, however, compared cles; Great Expectations, food table Υοα can find here all kinds of warm lined footwear for botb Men and Women, a Jewelry—Cuff Buttons, Stick Pins, Studs. more attention than the with the situation at West to Miss Opening ceremony.< Hurapty Dumpty Paris, Petticoats, wearing aPparel Brother Γ. 8. Pike. sure care for cold and do not we make a of bouse shoes which Snow Music,... feet; forget sprcialty Mufflers and Mufflets—Prices from 25c to $150. iri us at F. A. Shurtleff ά Co.'s. my attention was called some Curiosity Shop, variety table, Reading Oxford. FRESH MEATS time ago of water for Bound, Mother Goose, Hidden Troafr Conferring degree*. fur women. You will be comfortable if you wear our shoe·. As usual we have a The Mason Manufacturing Co. is now through analysis at reasonable All orders will Umbrellas—with all sorts of handles Men's 50c to 13. Ladies' Um- a friend. At that time I was unable to ures, etc. Nearly everything Recess. prices. oniy four days a week, and is very nice line of Slippers for Men, Women and Children, and all kinds of Over- 50c to $2.· nning follow up the matter, but last summer to the large attendance afterjold Mnelc, Norway Grange Choir. be attended to. brellas, on Wednesday promptly shut down Fridays and Saturdays. Roble I obtained from other families noon and Ice cream ™d cak€ Reading Frederick Grange. Gaiters, in fact, you can find here all kinds of footwear samples evening. ft. W. McKeen. shoes, Rubbers, Leggins, Gloves and Mittens—Dress or Work, f.inrd or Unlined. in and foods were Ad-ircon, some our Leather, Mrs. Ε. N. Anderson arrived home a the village and found myself obliged among the tempting North Watcrford. Try of Corned Beef Reading for the whole family. Fur and Wool, 25c to $4. few days ago after a five weeks' visit in to condemn four out of the six and to things offered for sale. Everything wa* Music, Norway. and Home Cured Ham. It 'rovidence, Old Orchard and Portland. call another doubtful. Thinking by low in price and most excellent in Granges wishing to entertain Pomona that time the matter was one of duality. The supper was date. can not be beat for flavor. Let us Do not tbat we have the largest stock of all kinds of footwear The Ladies of the G. A. R. to see public chicken-pie please notify secretary, naming forget surely hope all who could be accom- importance I reported it to the chairman 1-atronized by Per Secretary. cure hams. LARGE THINGS TO GIVE. every Son of a Veteran at the supper order, and smoke your in the County and one of the largest in the State. You can find what you want if of the board of health, who later sent modated. The concert was also well at they are to give them, Tuesday, Dec. 15, Men $1 50, ?4. Ladies' ?1 *2 ?4 six samples to the state for tended. Every one 1η «rested ta the you come here. Fur Caps—for 50, §2. #8.13 Caps, 00, 75, at t>:30 o'clock. laboratory Red Cross Stamps. analysis, four of them waters I had not society contributed freely. The concert F. A. Shurtleff A Co. have a of & Plummer, Fur Coats—for Men. Several kinds, fl(J up to $70. The Ladies' Aid of the Baptist church tested. I am told one was pronounced was under the direction of Mrs. Bial t. supply Penley the Red Cross stamps, which are so We also carry a full line of Trunks, Bags and Suit Cases which we will sell at will have a business meeting Wednesday pure, the other five condemned for lead Bradbury, and she did herself much Grand Trunk Men. to a one. this These are Opp. Depot. Fur Lined Coats—for ISO $00 buys good ight at the close of the prayer meeting. ranging in amount from three-tenths to credit. Norway Ladies' Qnartette con- popular year. stamps the lowest price. And in regard to the price on all of our goods, we want issued the National Red Cross So- possible â large attendance is desired. one and five-tenths parts per million— «ieting of Mrs. Bradbury, Mrs. Kimball, by Ladies' Fur Coat8—We know we can give yon the best trade. $2·^ bave no intrinsic value, nor Farmers and to say, tbat our prices are as low, and on many lines lower, than the name grade from three to fifteen times as much as Mrs. Burnham and Miss Noble, an ciety. Tbey Everybody. to Don t forget the supper at the M. E. does their sale mean to either up $60. that in my own water con Howard R. Stevens of any profit in Saws and have them can be elsewhere. 'burch Dec. IT. A fine en- previously from Bring your bought Thursday, demned by Professor Robinson. tone; MartbaF. B. HawesPortJan.d' of that ïjg"city, seller or buyer. The proceeeds tertainment will be furnished. Supper tboir sale are devoted to the work of filed Satisfaction guar- 1 regret an apparent tendency in some contralto; Karl L. Tower, pianist, and just right. 15 cents, entertainment 10 cents. the "white tubercu- We have one We use all the same. To sum up the whole matter HOUSE COATS and BATH ROBES. ijuarters to minimize the of the Mrs Τ L. Marble of Gorbam, Ν. II., conquering plague," anteed. A. E. Shurt- only price. gravity con- Shop opposite nave well losis, or, as we used to call it, Mrs. Fannie Record, who has been the danger indicated by this I'tticial report. the filled house a most happy leff's South Paris, we want your trade and we will use you right aod we know you will not make Do you want to expend $4 to for his present? (las he a House entertainment. The sumption. The proceeds of the sales in grain m:ll, eo-i/w guest of her sister, Mrs. O. U. Bumpus, If taken into the system, lead tends to society will clear Coat or a Bath Robe? We have House Coats at Maine will be devoted to the work in a mistake if come here for $4 50, $5, ?»J. for the hist few weeks, returned to her accumulate there rather than to be «bout 1300 on the fair. you your holiday gifts. this state. home in Boston last Wednesday. eliminated, and the proportion contain- The village schools cloeed Friday f NOTICE. Bath Robes—A very useful garment, splendid in sickness, $4, $5, 50. ed iu these waters is by no means so the holidays. There will be a Oar store wil be Christmas week to and the 24th and A cantata. The Santa Claus Club, re- THIS IS WORTH READING. My daughter, Llllle Louise Sumner, having open evenings including minute as a mere glance at the „f two weeks before the commencementvaca^,on left my bed and board wltboutb a just cause, about for its figures will be closed all Christmas. quiring forty presentation, seems to show. Moreover, in such small of the winter term. Leo F. Zelinski, of OS Gibson St., I shall pay no more bills of her contracting, and day s in the Methodist Sun- shall claim none of lier wages, after this date. SUITS, OVERCOATS, SWEATERS, UN- preparatioa by amounts the poison has no well marked Anthony Leferriere bas retunied from Buffalo, Ν. Y.. says: 4'I cured the most a ROGERS C. 8UMNEB. day School for Christmas entertaiu- a sore ever with symptôme. A professor In the Maine two weeks' visit with his daughter, annoying cold I had, Greene, Maine, (R. F. D.) Nov. SO, 1908. CAPS for menk. this DERWEAR, HATS, Medical School told me five years ago Mrs. Annie Wingate, at Hallowe l. Bucklen's Arnica Salve. I applied 50 52. The Fan Tans will observe their regu- that a recent investigation of water sup- The officers elect of Harry Rust 8ti salve once a day for two days, when Youth or was Heals Man, Boy. ar club night Tuesday evening of this plies,—I think in Vermont—had shown So. 54, G. A. R., are: every trace of the sore gone. Collector's Advertisement of Sale of week. The club will be entertained by numerous cases of lead poisoning from Com —S. L. Kthrldge. all sores. Sold under guarantee at F. A. n V C —Columbus BJchtrdioo. Lands of Non-Resident Owners. the last division. Supper will be served drinking waters. Many of the persons Shurtleff & Co.'s drug store. Ε. Ν. SWETT SHOE j' ν C.—w. S. Conlwell. CO, Look Us When at (5:80. A time is assured. afftcted had been treated for various Up Shopping. good years Sur.-E't R. Kneelaml. STATE OF MAINE. tor chronic diseases without success, and Chap.—W. F. Cox. W. Herbert Division Com- The finding Sunday morning of scat- House MAINE. Our stores Dec. 21, will be until McCann, had been or at least much Q M.—M. E. Kimball. Opera Block, NORWAY, beginning open evenings cured benefit- tered of a man's strewn mander, S. of V., will iuspect Joshua L. O. D.—ï>. A. Joflen. fragments body Unpaid taxes on lands situated In the town of store ed by changing the treatment to that Ο 112 3. Residence 112-12. Chriatmas. South Paris will be open Christmas Chamberlain Dec. 15th. G.—Oliver Grave·». aloDg the Maine Central Railroad track Paris, In the County of Oxford, for the year Telephone Day. Camp Tuesday, u*uallv for lead Guani—Uobinson. 1908. employed poisouing. for a distance of three miles in will be served at 0:45 o'clock. Auil.-A. J. Nevere. nearly Supper My informaut therefore believed it The following list of taxes on real estate of non- are to be prob- ! the vicinity of Bowdoinbam, together All members requested pres- able that to the State < resident owners In the town of Paris, aforesaid, ? poisoning by such small Delegate Encampment, snow at one ent. with tracks in the point of for the year 1908, committed to me for colIecUon amounts of the metal was much more vin C. Alternate A. J. J H. Huxsey. the track, indicate to the officers that the for said town on the 5th day of June, 1908, re- SEE MY LINE OF \ F. NOYES CO. W. II. Jenne and Alton C. Wheeler than it had been Mt Hope Rebekah held a j main and notice Is that If dangerous considered, Lodge Nevers^ man was murdered and placed up >n the unpaid; hereby given as it and said taxes, wth Interest and charges are not pre were at most of last week run- especially might closely resemble special meeting Friday evening was later struck South ι Stores Redding ; track, where his body vlously paid, so much of the real estate taxed as Is Paris, ( ) there had been a dis- almost chronic disease instead of worked the several candi- Norway. ning lines where any degree upon ! and torn to a train. There is eufllelent and necesnary to pay the amount due by ■ its own dates Refreshments were served pieces be puted boundary. Mrs. Wheeler was showing characteristic symp- about the remains by which to therefor. Including Interest and charges, will ; 0+04<Η^>Η34-0+0+0+<Η->4-':·-!·:-ί nothing aold without further notice at auction at meanwhile with her father's family at toms. Theu, too, some are far more Kieht Excellent Grand P. C. other public j identify them, nor is there any New Hall, South Paris, In said town, on the first Auburn. resistant than others, and a man in good James H. Witherell of Oak and will A. M. Handkerchiefs clue to the affair. Monday In February, 1909, at nine o'clock health throw off the for olBctol vi.it to O«'ord may poison π,,ΓΛη Council. ΰ c * The Seneca Club meets this Monday o)£ sj "ears, be affected it if once weak- So. 14, R and S. Μ on evening, » Eastman and Miss yet by Friday t. Η evening with Mrs. ° A DANGEROUS OPERATION a ^ ened through some other cause. ° JpJ: The topic for the evening Is of the a S -SJS and other for Thayer. the removal s « Xmas the I understand that when Brown and wlfe of Ban- is by a lust Gift other work Mr! George appendix o~ Christmas Inventors, with essays on Franklin, takes Dr. Ο Ο s-o Fancy Jewelry permits it, suspected waters may be gor have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs surgeon. No one who King's ■ IB A m and the Modern ο Stephenson, Edison, analyzed by the director of the State Freeland Howe, Jr. Howe is the New Life Pills is ever subjected to this ScS before Aeronauts. so & ο Novelties Laboratory of Hygiene at Augusta with- daughter of Mr. and Mrs.Mr«u Brown. frightful ordeal. They work quietly I I .g purchasing feel them. cure consti- of for the Oxford out expense to citizens of this state, and The first rehearsal for the Concert of you don't They Ά OS» <ϊ2 NICE SUIT CASE OR BAG. Assignments justices and ! Ιι terms of Judicial Court I those who are lead Nations to be given at the opera house headache, biliousness McAllister 7.13 County Supreme hope usiug pipe pation, Davis, Eliza, land, $ elsewhere. a line in for the a-)d I F. <& Co.'s Mclrs or owner I have would like to show in 190P are as follows: March term, I will arrange with him for such analyses. the last of January will be held a« Concer malaria. 25c at A. Shurtleff Howe, Henry, of, unknown, large Holidays Powder mill lot, 5.28 a or a term I cannot think it at all that the Dec. 16. ine store. them to you. it is fur robe heater that Judge Cornish; May (at Rumford) likely Hall, Wednesday evening, drug Hammond, D. S., Helm of, homestead, Perhaps sleigh you Chief Justice Emery; October term, J ilanger is confined to this one locality, North Paris 9.90 Miss S. M. would like for a gift, if so don't fail to see mine. especially as I have just found lead in a McArdle, Wm. C., Stand and land west of Wheeler, Judge Savage. Paris Co 19 15 water from another and in Mfg. sample town, A. H. SOUTH Mr. Richards, who is at Kng's JACKSON. MARKET SQUARE, PARIS, MAINE. George view of the usual nature of our water Collector of Taxes of the IAMES N. suffered an ill turn last week, FAVOR, KEs°sfstthoerIuckfr Hospital, supplies and of the large proportion Town of Paris. «t., the He is com- 50-52 Θ1 Main Norwny. Mnino. an attack of grippe. very condemned in these investigations, I Dcc 11th, 1908. fortable at this writing, and if nuttiiug I jauoot urge too strongly the impor- new sets in, to be at home in Christmas expects tance of avoiding this grave menace to weeks. about two public and private health. Even if Suggestions, Teamsters are busy. The snow of allowed to run at its full capacity, all Friday and Saturday, while there was water flowing through lead pipeshou'd Christmas Clothes not enough of it to make sledding in the be suspected unless proved safe by Our Dry Goods Department 1 Practical Christmas Gifts made the best on woods, has sledding analysis. _ the road that we shall have this winter, Rob eut S. Bknsox. for Has a thousand Handkerchiefs in is to Gifts for Christmas. and are moving. Half the pleasure giving things Christmas Sunday Music. Men, Women and Children. Also Nap- Our advertisers are having an inning ι bestow something that will be this week, and occupying rather mure of The musical at the kins, Towels, Table Linen, Tray Cloths, think of the in the Democrat than usual— program Congrega- appreciated. Can you Another has almost and the season of space tional church next will be as fol- year sped by in a little more than was Sunday Blankets and fact, expected lows: Gloves, Mittens, Hose, a more than new until the last minute. Their advertise- acceptable gift giving is again at hand. The question that confronts ments are full of for the sea- Drgtui Voluntary. Quilts, Umbrellas. suit. He suggestions I H»xology. son, and make a good buyers' guide, aud Vnthem, Joy Kills the Heart To-day, Port-ir. us each year is before us now—What shall we give will will be read with interest. ijlorla Patrie. Violin goto, lieIle Nuit, Carl Brlgge. him? We are more than ever to answer that need it «?ι ΓΗ iu OUUUI aim on Our and ready .-vavertiseu ι»· Selection, Cairo the Listening Ear of Night, Crockery ? Adam*. office L)ec. 1908: FOOTWEAR soon if 14, Congregational Hymn, Joy to the World. question for you. This store is replete with hundreds Mr. Harry Holgklns. China find and not now. A C. Klch inU. Department You will Men's, Boys' Mr. f. r. Whitman. of of the useful kind. You have but There will be music at the Misses' and gift-giving things Our W 8. W right. special Never had so many values. Din- Youths'; Ladies', Mr. Peter Crues*. Uni versai ist church nest Sunday by a good a short time in which to make your selections, so it's suits for Mr Frank E. Baker. shoir of eight voices. Following is the ner Sets, Toilet Sets, Berry Sets, Ice Children's S. K. Davis, Postmaster. boys are programme: best to come at once while the stocks are at their best. A large horizontal boiler on a Bled Christmas 1 telle, Adams. Cream Sets, Melon Bowls, Moustache made of Sextette, lin.nort&l, Attila. was stored in the Friday night. Spirit square Incidental Solo, Pitch- was Fruit Bowls, carefully It belonged to Archie H. Curtis, and Mr. Kinney. Cups, Mugs, Plates, Shoes for All Kinds of Wear. used by him last winter on a lot in Ox- Anthem, Christian, the Morn Breaks Sweetly selected o'er ers. A fine Nickel Table Lamp $1.60, ford where he watt operating. From Thee, Shelley. """■ a L»uet, We'll Tell tho story, with Chorus. XffiAfifiÛQ fabrics, here it went to the mill at the articles. Neckwear is a y °.f Moody Fillmore. and many other useful Hobby tie shape and a tie Brook bridge about six miles north, Miss Thayer, Mrs. Bobbins. and are made to hold an active man's taste. It takes a where Mr. Curtis is to operate. Choir: coloring here for every tie with merit to get to to boy. $2 $5. Miss Gracs Mrs. H. E. Wil- Men's, and Youths' 50c $1 50. a F. E. Porter and family have moved Soprano— Thayer, In Our Boys' Slippers into our stock, but it takes only reasonable price to it. All Overcoats for son. buy boys $2.30 the W. C. McArdle bouse off Carpet Department Ladies' all from 60c to from Contralto—Mrs. Geo. Robbing, Miss Jesile Slippers, prices $2.50. shapes, 35c and 50c. to $5. Western Avenue to one of the new To'man. You can of all sizes, Art bouses built W. B. Russell, and Tenor— Messrs. George Robblns, L. S. Ses- find, Rugs Misses' and Children's by sions Men's, Ladies', Oalters. Robert Tufts is to occupy the other one. at to Baritone—Mr. Kinney, Mr. George Brlggs. Squares from 2x2 1-2 yds. $5.75 for the whole family. The McArdle home will be occupied by Org it 1st—Mrs. W. P. Morton. OVOrSllOeS Handkerchiefs J. J. and family, formerly of 3x4 at in All Wool, Tap- ♦ Hayden Notes from South Paria Schools yds. $30.00, House Bath has taught us South Paris but fur some time living in Coats Robes Experience Velvet and Hassocks, and the of hand- Norway. estry, Brussels, you popularity Had of a house at The Pleasant Street School you thought A bath robe will be sure to kerchiefs Christmas time. Letters have been received 1'rlmary Mud Mats and other car- recently by Sweepers, coat for him? If it doesn't fit red and bordered Star- closed Friday afternoon with a Christ- and Suit Cases White, blue, their parents here from Capt. A. A. Trunks, please him. Our robes are who mas tree. Those not absent one-half store sundries. Muslin and Lace Bags it handkerchiefs, White the States we'll after 5c. bird, of United Artillery, pet gladly exchange the comfortable to the Jay: ALSO big, warm, 20c has been transferred Philippines, &c. Christmas. We have them in handkerchiefs, 10c, 15c, Helen Lowell, Leo Lowell. Curtains, Portieres, &c., man and his sister. Miss Abbie Starbird, who blanket robes that every and 25c Initial handkerchiefs, him. The letters announc- Saha I. Swett, Teacher. several shades of blue and gray. accompanied Fur Wool Robes and Blankets. wants to own. of 10c, and 25c. Silk hand- ed their arrival at Manila, after a very Robes, Plenty 15c $5 each. kerchiefs, or initial, trip, considerable time having variety in patterns. All sizes, plain 25c pleasant on in the ShurtlefT School and been spent at Honolulu the way. Pupils Primary small to 50c. not absent one-half dty during "the term MY PRICES ARE REASONABLE. large, $5. was an wedding ser- There interesting which closed Friday are: vice at the residence of Kev. J. H. Little Bessie Hatch, when Crockett Campbell, Gltdys last Wednesday evening Winnie Plnkham, RuthThurlow, N. Bolster & Robes Umbrellas Everett were Co., Night C. Record and Lucinda May Ray Thurlow, Harvey Herrluk, Maxlne Bennett. Substantial umbrellas made the service used. Dayton W. O. white some with married, ring being in cotton, 89 MARBLHT 8QUARB1, Frothingham, You'll find as one-half to service. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Allen Buck acted Absent day only: and give and Bertie Lavtola Wetherell. MAINE trimmings, 50c, 75c, $1, a groomsman and bridesmaid, they Clifford, SOUTH PARIS. South Paris. ? Sweaters here large assortment. All assisted a large party who were waiting $1.25. Outing flannel night from 50c to $4. bride and a grades outside to give the groom robes, and comfortable, are the correct thing for this royal send off as they left the house. Scholars not absent one-half day for roomy the term at the Shurtleff Intermediate and season of the year. We have Those who have taxes to make may- 50c $1. Outing pajamas, school are: the coat in various Gift Qloves have a interest in the fact noted Goods to $2. shape colors, passing Vlvlan Heath, Henry Wetherell, Holiday $1 >he All sorts and kinds of at the close of county Curt Rotenstrom, ... to supervisors' Gustave Porter, ... AT $2 $5. good meeting in St. Lawrence County, New Luther Mason. H ints. are here. Unlined dress murder trials Christmas gloves York, that on account of Those absent one-half day: $1 anil the tax decimal gloves, 50c, $1.50. and some other matters, Gertrude Smith, Carl Pales. Wool lined dress of Canton in tbat county is gloves, 50c for the town Gustave Porter has been six terms with- John Pierce's. .00418389995 last 3c. to Hosiery to Silk lined .00426942399 against out one-half Handkerchiefs, $2.50 $1.50. gloves, assume missing day. year. However, it is fair to 50c. Men who like good wearing $1 and $1.50 Heavy driving tbat that is the rate of the county tax Perfumes in Fancy Boxes, 25c., 35c., to Last Session of October Court. hose come here. We Armbands gloves up $3.50. assessed on the town as a whole, and not A fine new line of pay par- week will Line of Neckwear, 25c. and 50c. the rate which is used in figuring the Wednesday of this probably Large ticular attention to quality and see the end of the October term of court. WATCHES, JEWELRY, CLOCKS, CUT GLASS, are in demand. We individual taxes. dressed and undressed, 10c. to $1.26 offer hose. Cot- always Judge Bird, who presided at the regular Dolls, good wearing have made of silk elastic One of the flourishing clubs of the CHINA, PLATED AND STERLING them Jewelry session of the term, will not be here, but 3c. to 50c. ton or com- Baskets and Boxes, hose, plain fancy colors, Men's and cufl' buttons place is the Parliamentary Club, A. R. of Anburn instead Fancy with buckle boy's of the Judge Savage SILVERWARE. webbing fancy of about twenty of the boys of to the and Wool hose, 25c in and posed will preside at the session Wednes- Line of China suited Holiday 15c 25c. and bow in boxes, all col- gold sterling silver, 25c school. This club holds meetings is of im- Pretty gift high day, the 16th. There nothing All are invited to come and look the stock over. and Home knit hose, 50c and Collar buttons, 10c, at alternate cordially 50c. 50c. the Congregational vestry to be done, bat a few entries Trade. ors, 25c. it· work portance to notice the and three for 25c. Saturday evenings. Beginning will be made. A decree ia ex- First come, first served. Don't fail following 75c. of probably last winter, it took up the study par- case of Belts, 25c., 50c., $1.00 in the congested divorce are the best ever. Fancy and this winter has pected lines which liamentary law, Brown vs. Brown, heard by Judge Bird to debates on various subjects. Sets Table Linen, $5.50 $8.00 regular in October. At the conclusion of the Cufi Pins and Collar Pins—AU grades and prices from 25c We have shirts of all third debate is open to the public. not take more than Every business, which may with Linen Damask the 50c. to $1.50 Over Shirts. officers of the club are: to |2 a pair. Don't fail to see the new Collar Pin· safety by yard, and The a few minutes, it is expected that the Fancy colors, weights styles. f resilient—Stanley Shurtleff. October term of court will be finally chain attachment. in all prices. Soft shirts in white, blue with with Vice-PresMent— Albert King. Napkins f-.ncy stripes, light grounds Jeune. adjourned. Secretary—Kay fine filled. Prices Linen and Mercerized. various and dots, all sizes to neck. and Treasurer— Philip King. Brooches and Chatelaine Pins, gold Tray Cloths, stripes up iS} 50c $1. Schools from 75c to f2 50. BOLSTER DISTRICT. Begin. Towels, 10c. to $1.25 circumstances and Mrs. A. O. Wheeler was In Lewiston Owing to unforeseen Bracelets—All the different styles, $1.50 to |5. 45c. to a has been made as to Blankets, $7.50 Open evenings from Dec. 21 to Dec. 24 last Saturday. difficulties change the time of opening the schools. The and Chains in according inclusive. Closed all Dec. 25. of Lockets great variety, prices varying Remember our Coats and Suits are Marked day Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Foster Everett, school taught by Miss Hatch, compris- at J. S. Brown's. to quality. Mass., were recently ing the eigth and ninth grades, will not Down. the 29th of December. In selections don't the CROCKER FOUNTAIN Grover Brown, who has been ill at bis begin until making your forget and Biscoe begin to home here, is much improved in health The Tueil, Porter, PEN—no better pen made. Ton blow it to fill it. 12.50 16. of December. In the Mount- Call and see us. Yours H. B. FOSTER and returned to Orono last Friday. on the 2Stb sincerely, ain District we expect to be able to have in individual boxes for On· Price Cloth 1er, was in the fancy Orington York of Minot school commence the 21st of December. SoutH Maine. bis Paris, each. place last Saturday. He has sold In the other districts the schools will giving, 50c INI OR WAV, MAINE. at Minot and to locate in farm expects open as before stated. Bethel. j Chroni- a Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Waterhouse of The December number of The FiflefutsmdCfiïdrM. Bwrath· S. B. & L S. PRINCE ι wai Bryant Pond are passing the winter with cle, the Paris High School paper, CASTORIA Mrs. I. D. last week. It is a Patronize the merchants Mrs. Waterhouse's sister, issued particularly Tk· KW Ym Hais T™ ABBOTT BLOCK, NORWAY, MAINE. whose advertisements appear in these pages. (J u minings. creditable issue. Atvafs BMfbt WHY SUFFER? RELIEF PROM Underwear SPECIAL LOT OF STORE. Hosiery, GOODS The best for a BBEATHE HYOMCI AND KILL THK LOATH·, CONSTIPATION THE POPULAR DRY yet Christmas SOMB CATARRH QKBMS. The Ρ uzzler present This department as catarrh Juet u long you have your STOMACH WHAT TO GIVE FOR CHRISTMAS. holds goods that make for us nose will itch, your breath wilt be fool, will do customers. 70a will hawk and spit, and you No. 332.—Peculiarities. permanent The because you Ribbons other disgusting things TROUBLES [Head and tall are syllables.] of yarns used, the fast The of ca- a full quality can't help yourself. germs Behead me. whether I'm a dunce, is page colors and fit combined tarrh have got you in their power; they A scholar or a s are. FOR CHRISTMAS perfect are continually and persistently digging SICK HEADACHE And I have been presented onoe of useful assures satisfaction. The reucom membrane the stage. things into and irritating the Upon public HERE are now 4, in a of oose and throat. Tbey Medway, Me., Aug. 1906. head and In a trice prices range such way your from Restore my At a Low Price life in time they MI have received great benefit see twice. making your miserable; Tou'U I've been presented Special that will help that a little money will go a will entire system of its energy, the true 'L. F.' Atwood's Bitters and sap your Curtail me then and I return its its and vitality. consider them excellent for stomach long way. strength, vigor An Impulse or Impression. The that will kill and siclc head- you. sugges- Bot there is one remedy troubles, constipation Resisting force, however stern. that is the germs and cure catarrh, and ache." Yours truly, Β. I. Weymouth. And that without eonoesslon. Furs. treat- the Australian dry air on "L F." tions on this are Hyomei, You can always depend Behead what's left and me you cause page Belts and ment. a fur Gloves, Atwood's Bitters for speedy relief from To be a book containing laws. give her Λ the Suggestion, ¥. A. Shurtleff Co., druggists, forms of sickness. This wonder- many Now Join my head and tall In on·. of some kind. Our prices in will guarantee Hyomei to cure catarrh, with contents ol piece the fruits of this store's long experience handling Neckwear. ful remedy mingles the And then that part of me. or money back. Don't delay this pleas- no cause for re- th·* tornach and digestive organs, When you the thinfc have rightly done, will give you ant treatment. Breathe in From the hundreds of What more antiseptic arouses the liver, and cleanses the bow- A rustic pipe will be. the Christmas Gift Question. appropriate gift and kill the germs. gret Hyomei els. Sold your dealer, 35c. frame F. A. Shurtleff Λ Co. will sell you a by Once more my parts together could you make a woman than And tell me If you know my name. ISABELLA FOX SHAWL COLLARS, we have endeavored to Hyomei outfit, including in- in our stocks complete gift possibilities one these. bo ft and finished of haler, for only 11.00. It is also guaran- A new Lot very large, thick, teed to cure bronchitis, asthma, coughs, No. 333.—Rebus Rhyme. with $16 12 50, 10.00 all others tails, 50, 15.00, make selections that will be above practical. LONG KID GLOVES in black and tan, fever and croup. colds, bay of Goods. The best of Muffs to match, 912.50,10.00,8 50, 6 50 12 button Plumbing a length, $225, 2.75; It) but- oak woodwork for closets. No old a of how to but what kind of gift will bestow OPPOSUM SHAWL COLLARS, choice It is not question spend, ton, £1.00; beit «elected stock are put Call and see this line. Job- all means a use- into these. goods. very durable, finished with to the Therefore by buy attended to.. No quality, the greatest pleasure recipient. bing promptly tails, some trimmed with animal heads, such as this TWO CLASP in and dark 15 yeirs expert Watch- for team. one. No one is better able to you with gifts store, light shade·, charge Muffs to ful supply maker with Bigelow $4 50, 5.98. match, 93 98,4.98 because found tan, grey and black, 11.00, 1.25, 1.50 Xj. M. Longley, and have been coming here for many years, they Kennard 4 Co Boston. THROW SCARFS of Fox finished with people GLOVES, Suede, Doe and Casbmerette, Wnviy. Maine. the assortment to choose from in Oxford County. tails, very long, 97.50, 9.00; Squirrel, largest in nearly all shades, 50c; Electra All Work finest quality obtainable, 93.98, 7.50, Fleece, 25c NOTICE. Guaranteed. 9.00. Muffs to ttwt she match, 99.00. Opos- The subscriber herel>y give· notice GOLF GLOVES in all shades, executrix of the last some lined with Linens. Dress Skirts. Aprons. very I Hit i«ec 'July appointed sum, figured satin, Wrappers and an I testament of 25c and 50c. Mittens 25c A litfle out of the *ay will 3 blended You will make no mistake warm, 15c, EUGENE Δ. Β \ KKER, late of Rumford, pointed ends, 92.98, 98,4.98; Our linens are exclusively Any woman will be pleased but it pays to walk. In the County of Oxford, deceased, and given soft and fine, chiffon ami ribbon All having Muskrat, very a new skirt not in one of these useful NECKWEAR, fancy bonds as the law directs persona Petticoats. new and beautiful in designs with Why buying lemands against the estate of sal'l decease·] 95.50, 8.00, 9.00 with bow on side, with wide ruchiDg, GE.119, WATCHES, CLOCKS name for settle- one. articles, assortment to *1» deslreld Erasmus Lincoln one of these articles. It will nice quality goods numbering Grand Opening handsome tucks and Many others in finer qualities with in sizes, fine linen, dotted musliu, 25c property in that tire'" embroidery, baby TOWELS, large pret- 50 to look these over. no hemstitching, tucked collar and cuffs deep flounces of tueks and hemntitch- ty patterns, 50c, 75c, $1.00, 1.25, 1 pay you into the thousands, leave TABLE COVERS and PILLOW SH ν in a wide of select- No. 335.—Diagonals and Acrostio. only 91 49 ing $1.25,1.50,1.98,2.98 MS, UMBRELLAS range that we have ist 29 inch hem- room to doubt TUESDAY, DECEMBER 1.7.4 fancy embroidery squaro, ed handles and in many qualities, in- SATEEN fine sume only Novelties. • · PETTICOATS, quality, stitched, eecalloped edge, silk and desire. scarfs to 25c cluding silk, linen, serges, anticipated your extra 17 inch flounce witb six inch 25c. Dresser match, e full, from 50c to $5 08 Never before have we Grain and Feed TABLE and PILLOW SHAMS at the Old Shurtleff • · for $ 1.98. Dou't COVERS ruffle, special Xmas, so an assortment of Union linen, fancy drawn work, POCKET BOOKS, in many styles, shown large Β ... 2 fail to see this one. hemstitched, 50c; scarf to match, «1 00 coun- with the same crew, • · f£ 50c;j 25c, 50c, of these goods. At this Mill, fancy Mexican work in covers and WOOL tbe kind that wears ENVELOPE or POCKET BOOK BAGS, mb MOREEN, shams, 87c ter you will be able to find • · so tbe cheapest in tbe end, $3 98; with hand strap, in light and dark tan, A. E. Ε. H. Far- long, DOILIES, fine linen, 17 Inch, fancy Mex- many practical gifts for a little Shurtleff, Proprietor; 3 8 β Cotton Moreen, $1.98; Silk Moreen, ican work, hemstitched, hand work, black and fancy shades, money. Crosswords: 1. A child's name for its *2 98^ very pretty, 02c; 18 inch fancy drawn 50c, 75c, 98c, $1 50 A. L. Teamster. A of work and hemstitching, buttonhole rar, Hiller; Tubbs, mother. 2. Joyous. 3. song Joy. HAND BAGS, up-t>-date, fancy shapes PIN CUSHIONS, many shapes and TAFFETA SILK SKIRTS, stitched edge, 50c; 12 inch 25c 4. Flat circular plates. G. An aquatic some with fltting, with lace and at the best that can be anc DONT WAIT 7.50 embossed, kinds, some trimmed You will find this mill goods bought tree. *4.98, 5.98, SET OP DOILIES, fine linen, includes worm. «5. A water nymph. 7. A 50c, 08c, 91.50, 2.50, 2 08 sold for fifteen six six inch, six nine inch and one 23 25c, ribbon, 10c, 15c, 25c, 60c, 98c, $1.25 •old at market The same grade of flour that I have 8. Tables for readers and writers. 9. price. UNTIL THE HEATHERBLOOM PETTICOATS, inch with buttonhole stictbed edge, POUCH BAGS, fine quality leather, of and feed in a mill. Alsc Exhibits. 2.98 HAT PIN HOLDERS, several styles, 25c year», and all other kinds grain kept grain $1.98, $2.75 per set 25c, 50c, SI.00, 1.25 for From 1 to 2. a mouth; from 2 to 3, our own of Pure Oats and Corn together working LAST MINUTE STRAW WORK BASKETS, fancy grinding ground au animal associated with that month; 25c horses. Call and see us. from 4 to 5. : :o'ith; from 5 to (5, bird? Blankets shapes, ALL WOOL NUN'S VEILING in nearly associated v.; that month; from 7 to GLOVE and NECK- and back trim- HANDKERCHIEF, certain flowers. all plain colors, front are nice Any house- 8 (transpose.':», spring gifts. TIE BOXES 25c, 50c, «1 25, 1.50 med with and small tucks, but- and Suits A. E. SHURTLEFF, —St. Nicholas. large keeper would be glad to re- Coats ton either front or back, washable, WRITING PAPER in fancy Christmas Irish a of blankets HANDKERCHIEFS, pure linen, Paris. Scat! ceive pair good 50c Soutli only 91-98 boxes, 25c, hand embroidered, embroidered lawn What kind of a cat do we always for Xmas. Here are some MARKED DOWN. BATISTE WAISTS, entire front elabo- HOSE SUPPORTERS in holly boxes, 50c with escalluped edges, Irish Sham- find in a library? A cat-alogue. excellent rately trimmed with Val. and Venice bargains. rock, embroidered linen in colon, Some member of the may need a garment, and FANCY WORK BASKETS, finished lace and lace insertion across 10-4 in and family hemstitched and em- to the Puzzler tucks, ONE LOT, plain white, grey Emerald lawn, Key now. It one of the beet with ribbon 08c finished with two 59c there's no better time to get it than is and shadow No. 325.—Harden Paradox: The first shoulders tucks, white witb fancy border, pair broidery in checks, in can find. This is filled with SOFA PILLOW TOPS in all the latest finer bed van diamond shaj»ed, nine and five rows insertion length sleeve, fancy Xmas gifts you department embroidery, only 25c; qualities ONE LOT, special for Xmas, very large 50c feet between points. This year's bed collars and cuffs of lace, only $2 98 choice goods, attractive in every way. The assortment is kinds, 25c, 37c, 39c, 42c, 50c and heavy, grey 75c pair Is rectangular, nine and five feet be- trimmed only, I CHIFFON TAFFETA SILK, JEWEL POCKETS, fancy embroidered, Π ANDKKKCHIKFS, fancy hemstitched, tween sides. of 0 tucks each with 11 4, white and grey witb with 10 clusters BLANKETS, lace lined with 50c Belfast and fancy No. 32BROOCH set with brilliants, 25c, and Gents' In- scratch a match—light tion trimmed with Val. lace extending PINS, 15c, 25c, 42c; Ladles' Just I ! large sizes $1.50,2.25 collar 25c 25c the Perfection Oil Heater— entire length with 27 pin tucks on 50c; pins, 10c, itial handkerchief, 12Jc, 16c, each side SPREADS, pretty denign, plain or fringe, and Wher- forming yoke, very stylish COMBS, back combs, 25c, 50?, $1.00; HANDKERCHIEFS for the CHILDREN stop shivenng. sleeves and collar lace $1.00, 1 25, 1.50, 1.75, 1.98, trimmed, 75c, 87c, sets 91 00 in box, 10c and 15c boxes ever have a room that's Maine. 50c, pretty you only 94 98 2 50, 2 98, 3 50. Norway, hard to heat—that the fur-
— nace doesn't reach there until Dec. inclusive. Closed all Dec. 25th. you'll need a Store open every evening from Monday, Dec. 21st, 24th, day Petition for with it Water Power Build Railroads. The cutest candy bags for the Christ- Bankrupt's Uischarge. teaspoon of plain mustard, mixed Helps mas nee I ever saw were cut from tarla- matter of HOMEMAOBS' COLUMN. few dru,» of cold water, in a email bowl. In the ) PERFECTION Oil Heater tan in the shape of little ineo. A bip, FRANK W. NOYES, | Ια Bankruptcy. Add oil, not necessarily drop by dro|>, ELECTRICITY GENERATED FROM MOUNT- Bankrupt ) (Equipped with Smokeless Device) Hat peppermint (the one-cent form- HILLS, rather Stir size), of the Dis on of lnlereet to the UJIo·. but still slowly. vigorously STREAMS BORES TUNNEL To the Hon. Ci.arkncx IIalk, Judge (/'urrtspomlence topics AIN ed the head, and a face was drawn on State* for the District (or time or between seasons. Its I» milicltel. Λ<Μιχ·βΗ Ε lllor iiOXKMAK CHS' all the while. As it thickens too much tiict Court of tbe United the thing blizzard genial i>ne side of it. The bodies of the Just Column, OxforU democrat. South Pari*, Me. tbin with lemon candy Jeweler and Graduate Optician. of Maine makes room cheerful and cozy. No smoke— to handle comfortably, in the of railroads glowing heat any vine· Never before history bag men were filled with broken candie». RAVE W. NOYES, of Norway, Brass The sketch shov s how juice wis a building project carried out Πιο men were about a foot tall The of Ox fort, κη·1 Stale of Maine, iraell—smokeless prevents. accompanying a addition to great F ty on the loth Dishes. gar is always great an; coast extension Dlttrlct, reipectfully represent* that the » hl< k be cut into two Dainty >o as the Pacific is cut, as one would cut font holds 4 quarts of oil burning 9 hours. Fin- may pieces salad. After the mayonnaise is finished quietly pattern easily ■lay of Oct., last past, be was duly adjudge·! on of the St. Paul road. In this great the old fashioned dolls. under the Act* of Congre*· relating to warranted. and reformed Into uu egg. Cut tht season to taste and discretion. paper bankrupt ished in and nickel. Every heater according means so mucb to he ha* all japan UI8CUIT. undertaking, which Bankruptcy ; that duly surrendereT black Une, and the resulting two piece* S^l'ASH There is any limit to the quantity and ha* fully hardly the Pacific Northwest, uiore than f 100,- Id trimmiog a Christmas tree there is hit property ami right* of property, In the form ol une well add one be used. Less or more with all the of «aid Act· tuay be tilted together To egK, beaten, cup of oil that may with as little more convenient than a compiled requirement* 000,000 is being expended nothing package and of the order* of Court touching hi* bank of sweet milk. Tbeu the dry mustard may be used, but it must l>e a q egg. following fuss as an business jf isvisible to use for mus- ordiuary enterprise hairpins fastening ruptcy. Lamp^S 1. mixed and sifted together; borne in mind that it is the made wherefore he That he be decree ! The^t>· So. 329.—Hidden Countries: Greece ingredients make in a few thou- the decorations to the branches. j»rav*, may would which is so much by worker· and three level of one the oil 1 expending the Court to nave a full dltcharge from all appreciated 4. Anam. 5, tablespoons sugar, tard «that holds together. Paul road is not by 2. Spain. 3. Sweden. sand dollars. The St. debt* hi* ettatc under said students. Made of brass, nickel with the of soda, two of cream of make a of In the town of lived r. provable against plated 0. China. 7. Peru. 8. Chile. 9. teaspoon generally large quantity into a that needs the aid liallinagh Acts,except such debt* a* art» ex- 51am. a salt. coming country bankruptcy central draft burner. tartar, two cup·· of Hour and little at once, using a dessertspoon butcher, who was famed for selling law from such discharge. latest improved Every lamp 10. mayonnaise of the or the land agent, in cepted by Natal. Tripoli. in two-thirds of bailed and sift· as much oil as I can af- promoter bated this 2nd of December, A. I>. IS". our nearest Stir cup of mustard and a tough meat. Λ countryman went in day warranted. Write agency for de- IHatnoud: timber alone there is almust compet- FRANK W NOTES, Bankrupt. No. 830.—A ed «quash, add a piece of butter size of ford—enough for several meals. It one day to Rome. MAINE. dealer cannot ency for the new line, for the St. Paul purchase NORWAY, Order of totlrc Thereoa. circular if your supply an Beat well and bake in in a ir in a scriptive κ egg. gem keeps beautifully covered j assurance ''Well, my good man,1' asked the management has- been given OK ··. Perfection Oil Heater or half an hour. or DltfTKICT MaIWK, the Rayo Lamp. L X puns cool will butcher, "is it for frying boiling you A place. that not fewer thau 50,000 carloads this .1th of l>cc., A. I). 190β, on reading want it?" On day Standard Oil Company liAKED API'LE SAUCE. the first after the work It Is Α Κ Κ Ν A BEANS, SPANISH STYLE. be given it year the foregoing petition, 'incorporated) "Neither," replied John. "It's to Ordered tbe Court, that a hearing be bs l core a of has been by ■ L Κ G A S Τ Pare, quarter and pau cook- completed. the same on tbe itth of Dec., A. D. over two of white or facts make hinges for the stable door." upon day Put iu a stone with two Soak night cups One of the wonderful regarding before said Court at Portland, In «aid Dit ■ Ν A 0 Τ ing apples. jar with a ]!KW, beans. In the morniug boll construction of this new transconti- at 10 o'clock In the forenoon: and that no or three cups of water, cover and bake pink the Hoarse and colds that trtct, AWT nf soda fifteen minutes and drain. will stretoh from coughs stuffy tlce thereof t»e In the Oxford Deno· a oven. As the fruit pinch nental line, which published long in moderate may into over a lntald District, arΛ one sliced onion with a the Cities the develop peeumonia night crat, newtpajer printed Τ in the from the sides Fry large piece Chicago and Twin by way ire cured that all known cedltor*. and other persons la shrinks jar scrape these to tbo quickly by Foley's Honey and of or bacon. Add of Montana, to Seattle, and Ta Interest, may appear at the tald time and place, No. 331.-Words Within Words: 1. and add sugar to your taste. Bake as pork Butte, rar, as it soothe* inflamed membranes, the also a of canned tomato, two is the and show cause, If any have, why as beans and will beans, cup coma, Washington, thoroughness they Ch-ant-s. 2. Γ 3. C-love-r. 4. long you would you leals the lungs, and expels the cold from said petitioner should not be granted. lay-er. shredded chili peppers, salt and sufficient with which it is constructed. Ic praverof That s have a sauce rich, red and delicious. being ίΐιο K. A. Shurtleff A Co. And it I* further ordered by the Court, S-tou-c. 5. Es-cape-s. 0. D-otter-el. 7. cover well. Boil system. Pianos hot water to briskly is not generally known, for example, tbe Clerk shall send by mall to all known cred. 9. and this order, ad- Organs. Cur-aes-ow. S. B-owl-dor. P-hen-lx, SALMON CHOWDEB. for ten minutes on the stovo before put- that over the 800 miles of mountain I "Do eaid Mrs. Itors copies of said petltton yon know," Young- a* five dressed to them at their places of residence 10. De-claui-atlou. 11. G-lad-e. 12. in the cooker. Leave in for stretches is to be used as the Pianos and Four potatoes cut into dice, three ing electricity iride, with a tremble in her voice, this •t&UM. Stock of New hours. and the will be IIalk, Judge Large Organs. H-elm-et. onions, a half can of salmon, motive power, engines s the flrst time we have been separ.it- witness, the Hon. Clakknck chopped motors. Down the sides of the tal each of and Having hud considerable difficulty ing sufficient von't be the last!'' [L. β.J to present. pianos $125 tablespoon chopped parsley of the A true of ami order thereon. buy writes! "I waa confined to my bed fo four soda molasses, it occurred to furnish abundant power for ail copy petition Stools, Chairs anc Worcestershire sauce, biscuits, securing good Attest JAMES E. HEWEY. Clerk. Nice instruments. for $15, $25, $35. and bladde caramel cooked down electric motors which the St. Paul will Orino Laxative cures chronic Square pianos three months with kidney salt and pepper. Cut the bacon into me to try sugar Foley's Here it 1 was molaases. It is handle its trains over the mount- < other musical merchandise. Write for catalog of playerpianos. trouble, and treated by two phyei small pieces and fry in the bottom of the to the consistency of need to :onstipation and stimulates the liver. 1 not fer- streams are to be PROBATE NOTICE». ciaus but failed to get relief. No humai kettle. Place a layer of onions and one uot as sweet as molasses and ain division. These « Jrino regulates the bowol· so they will in musical instruments. millions. The To all Interested In either of tbe etute* a trade can tell how I suffered, and I ba< until all are in the kettle. mentable—so these cookies may be given harnessed at the cost of , tot and you do not have to person* good tongue of potatoes naturally hereinafter named : of ever well unti 1 to or invalids. Cook one boldness of and the unobtru- | uke F. !■ given up hope getting Cover with hot water and let cook for children cup conception purgatives continuously. A. At a Probate Court, held at Frysburg, is < first I Remedy care that it does of in a until it melts and sive way in which the work boing ihurtleff & Co. ami for the County of Oxforl, on the began taking Foley's Kidney half an hour, taking sugar saucepan "ne J". add admiration. of In the year of our Lord W. Wheeler, After two bottles 1 felt like a nev not stick on the bottom. At the becomes a amber color, then executed challenge Through day December, taking expira- light thousand nine hundred and eight. The follow and feel it to tell suffer one coffee and simmer the fastnesses of the Bitter Root range a Prosperous young actor (returning Block, person, my duty tion of half an honr, add the salmon, cup hot, strong lag matter having been presented for tbe action BHUnge melted— feet is construct- ι ired after a matinee and per- It ing women what Foley's Kidney Remed; corn, sauce, butter, and soda biscuits until the caramel ia completely tunnel 8,760 long being eveniug thereupon hereinafter Indicated, It hereby Maine, Λ minutes. Pour while still ed and it I ormance of successful dear Obiikkki> : Parle, did for me." F. A. Sburtleff Co. broken into and let simmer for an- about twenty by electrical power through play)—Ah, In- »uth bits, I That notice thereof be to all person· hot over one-half of oool will be trains hauled by toys, I really think it's time all good given be other half hour. It adds additional cup ahortening, operated The terested by causing a copy of this order to and add one well motors. One end of this tunnel will ι «tors were in bed. Dairy In the ·>χ How do you like my new winter suit' flavor if four slices of lemon, cut into slightly egg beaten, published three weeks successively the from a at South Keep In MIND! woman. two cut one of vanilla and four oups of open in the State of Montana and Grumpy Tragedian (looking up ford Democrat, newspaper published PLEASE asked the first halves, and hard-cooked eggs, teaspoon said tnat at a flour sifted with four level of other will land the traveler in Idaho, I lis paper)—They are. Part·, In Countv, they may appear in our lines us a call. It looks warm and comfortable, an into slices, are pnt into the tureen before teaspoons and Probate Court to be held at Paris, on the When in want of anything give not .02 of 1 Filter Strainer tbe woman in. and one-half teaspoon of and its will exceed third of A. D. 1U0V, at 9 of swered the addressed. the chowder is poured baking powder grade A Tuesday Jan., if salt. into buttered cent. PERSONαΊΓαΡΡΕΑίΓ. :lock In the forenoon, and be heard thereon WE CAS SAVE YOU MONEY. WE SELL Cat! hissed the party of the flrst par Drop by spoonfuls per A LA LESTEB. of on the west end If we could talk to you they see cause. her breath. OY8TEKS pan and press out with bottom In generel the work personally Is one of the greatest Sani- under a Bake in moderate oven. of road between Butte and Seattle is bout the great merit of Foley's Honey deceased, will Nails Strain twenty-five oysters and put (he measuring cup. the tary inventions of the age. Isaac Davis, late of Fryeburg, Builders' Finish, Glass, Putty, are aweet on some of the divisions, a nd Tar, for colds and tnd for thereof by Doors, Windows, Frames, What is a cold iu the head? Nothinf : on the Are in a saucepan to boil If these oookles not enough nearly finished coughs, lung No petition prolate presented liquor the fills t never could be induced to farmer should be with- FreaC. Davis and Edward N. Davis, the exerti if treat it with > Into a a add one-balf cup of sugar to the recipe but the long tunnels and heavy rouble, you to worry about you Ely'i up. porcelain-lined pan put out one. tor· therein named. Builders' Hardware, Sheathing Paper, will have coffee caramel will some time to Ralls t with unknown We have Cream Balm. the cold maj of let it melt and and you snaps. take complete. iperiment preparations arrang- Noglocted, tablespoon butter, t hat contain some the air ι a are now laid in Ave different sections, may harmful drugs, ed with Freeman C. Staejr, late of Porter, drceated ; grow into catarrh, and pasaagei brown, but not burn. Add tablespoon etute Floor Faints, Linseed Oil, PRIED PARSNIPS. but the track la not continuous for more 1 and Tar costs you no petition for license to sell and conver real House Faints, so inflamed thai you have to fight foi of flour and blend until well browned, 'oley's Honey be t lore and has a of of presented by Mary A. Stacy, administratrix. Floor Varnishes, that ι the if and Boil than 120 miles. On the Seattle-Tacoma record forty years Barn Faints, Dressing, every breath. It is true Ely'i Pour on this hot oyster liquor and Wash them carefully scrape. W. & SON IDDISON E. Judge of said Court. line the track ha· been finished from c ures. For sale by F. A. Shurtleff à Co. WALKER HERRICE, Roof Floor Finish, Turpentine, Craam Balm masters catarrh promptly the mixture is too tblok, thin with boil· until tender. Cut into lengthwise stripe. A true copy—attest: Faint·, Black River Junction to Wash. D. PARK. Rejrliter Brashes, know the old about thi 1 water. Season with half a these into molasses, drain Summer, to sell our ALBERT Filler, But you aaying ing teaspoon- Dip well, drop Alice—Jack was so goods in the Wagon Paints, Liquid ua< on each East of Seattle the road is completed for romantic in his ounce of Therefore ful of Worcestershire sauce, salt to taste, into hot butter and fry brown towns of Heath A and Sherwin-Williams. prevention. a of and ( He said I was a white Paris, Oar include Impervious, Milligan, Balm when the cold in the heac one of and a side. distance seventy-five miles, roposal! Norway, NOTICE. paints Cream tablespoon chopped parsley on work over the Pass of the f earl a sun-kissed coral Oxford and who for itself. All 50c., οι little Place the in a Snoquaimie shining Hebron, η the District Court of tbe United Stales shows drnggiata, pepper. oysters s CHRISTMAS CARROT PUDDING. Cascades is pushed. On trand. will be to tbe District of Maine. In Bankruptcy. mailed by Ely Bros., 50 Warren Street shallow pan on the range, without but- being rapidly pleased show ΤΗ Κ TIME TESTED KINO. Don'l one division there are at least sixty fills Maude (disgusted)—Can't Jack ever Faroid best of all roofings. New York. ter or liquid and when they are plump Scrape, cook and maah four medians· them at any time. The in tbe matter of j Roofing—The to be made of an of t e original? He eaid the same JOHN H. RAYMOND, Bankruptcy. imitations. and curled add them to the sance. Have sited carrots, add nine tablespoons of average depth thing {In try between t ο me three and I know be and construction of of Upton, Bankrupt. ) toast and on each of brown seventy feet, and the road Black year· ago, shape that last·. ■'Tell me." aaid the loveaiok youth ready four slices of flour, four tablespoons sngar, of John II. In make to order. The kind River and the tunnel will cost c ribbed the from a ten-cent these filters is such that To tbe creditors Raymond, Screen Doors and Window Screens—We "what's the best to find out what a one a of stewed two of suet, one- probably expression they he of Oxford end district aforesaid : in. way tablespoon celery, tablespoons chopped c ilendar. County sizes of doors in stock. Have your veranda screened of a mile. can be used on a that on tbe 3th .lay of Regular woman thinks of you?" which has been made by cutting up the half cup of chopped nuts, one cup 176,000 pail, jug Notice fa hereby given the St. Paul Pass, in the Bit- or >ec„ A. D. 1908, the said John II. Ravmond We sell wire screeu Jkc. her!" Packhan stalks and of a seeded one cup of currants, one- Through any vessel. Read what the rtrst cloth, spring hinges, "Marry replied green ragged pieces raisins, work is further More are ras duly adjudicated bankrupt, and that them in or fresh and ter Root mountains, people taking Foley's Kidney at tbe office see them. bunch of celery and stewing half cup of candied orange the Prêts of this won- neetlng of his creditors will be held have a few Uret class wheelbarrows. Call and promptly." the is and the I every year. It Is considered to ; says South Wheelbarrows—We salted water until tender. Pour over lemon candied Is along; grading completed emedy if the Referee, No. 8 Market Square, peel, (the preferable), the termi- t ο the most effective for derful invention. A. D. 19W, at serve tea- are built. In Seattle remedy kidney 'arte, on the Ord day of Dec., .tell "Columbia Batteries'* the these the sauce and oysters and one of oinnamon, one-balf bridges which time the and Electrical Ignition GUILTY OF COUNTERFEITING. teaspoon nal is In view of a ad bladder trouble· that medical 0 o'clock In tbe forenoon, at Telephone· Supplies—We hot. of and one teaspoon of work scarcely begun. their claims, ia no wora< very spoon allspioe, s jienoe can devise. 1 Aid creditors may attend, prove best for automobiles and telephones. Passing counterfeit money water. Pat the fact, however, that the greater part Foley'· Kidney tbe »nJ worth- soda dissolved in a little ippolnt a trustee, examine bankrupt. than substituting some anknown without eoo. ο! the extension has been done a I emedy oorrecta irregularities, baild· a ρ ransact inch other business aa may properly "MAYONNAISE1* this In a well battered mold and boll It during tYillard M'f g ! fur and Tar, work in » ■urn oat tissues and restore· lost rltali- Co., ome before said meeting. less remedy Foley'a Honey one oan a in oven time of financial depression, the foi Few people know make per- five hours, then bake it a\hot Soutb Pari·, Dec. 0,19H. & the cough and cold la a marvel la the annals of rail· t ?. It will make you (eel well and S. P. MAXIM SON, great remedy, fect-looking and stiff may- half an hour. Serve hot with a liquid or general WALTER L. (iRAT, that curea the most obatlnate cough» and perfect-tasting oo ns traction. 1< >ok well. F. A. Shartlaff * Co. Lewiston; flaine. Refaite u B*aAraptoy. onnaise without any egg at all. Plane a hard sauoe.—Good Housekeeping. way heala the long·. F. A. Shurtlefl A Co.