The Oxford Democrat. 34. AUGUST 1908. NUMBER VOLUME 75. SOUTH PARIS, MAINE, TUESDAY, 25,

Malda's. and in- •coupled the ball rooiu above PATE DE FOIE GRAS. rooks were broken âne on quaintance of somebody else, Means. ■ Two While Mountain Tramp the up pretty At boiue Maidu found clamor and » l>. PARK, What Soundness Days' former olassmatee or friend· LUKKT the surface, and so the top of these quiries for AMONG THE FARMERS. 01 are thousand res confuelon—tbe clat- That Makaa Thli A definition of sound I There many life-long of a solid were frequent. landlady's tongue Fearful Cruelty satisfactory never climbec mountain·, instead being ledge, r~ Licensed Auctioneer. There li I identa of Boston who reasons I turned into my In tbe ball* like a cburn a soundness is not easily given. is a mass of rooks, of all sizes and For several tering sourly Dainty Possibility. MAINE. and even ! jagged PARIS, " the Bunker Hill Monument, peoph after lunoh out And SOUTH SPKKD THE FLOW." no other word that conveys quite tumbled without any bank shortly getting my ;asber dabbling In buttermilk. To the m au and woman no within an hour's ride of it wlu shapes, together ordinary Moderate. A is said to hav< 11 1 for the Terme same meaning. person living semblance of order. In places there of the way. sleep then Grace came dowu to her room of the torture to which the never set on that memorial 01 Opportunity PUEPLE ronceptlon to tx have limited. Be- a sound body, or an organ is said 11 eyes scrub bushes night before had been very with as red as dress. defeat which was is some coarse soil, bearing crying eye· any poor, unfortunate goose is put could 1 L· BUCK» on no tl cal toplr when it is This term ai an American virtuall] in the room was filled, Correspondence ρ agricultural sound healthy. and some coarse mountain grass; but sides, pretty solidly I've to out" said le toilette·!. AJilreee all communications it And it is not of "She says got get be formed. it to the horse includes a litth ila victory. particularly trail leads over and the bunk, although destitute possibly tended for this department to Hkmbt D applies have many places the simply By O. HENRY. "the old because 1 owe months Surgeon Dentist, more. The horse is sound when he it cause for wonder that many people and not Grace, beast, The geese when about nine Hammond, Agricultural Kdttor Oxford lx»m the piles of jagged rocks, where you springs very bountifullysupplied MAINE. ii I lived within forty miles of the Whin was to be to her $4. She's put my trunk in the from the aud SOUTH PARIS, ocrat, Parle, Me. healthy, and when his conformation make tbe best you can find. with bonghs, preferred •Id are taken pastures all their lives and never gol footing soon the β. 8. McClure Co.] door. I can't that he has not had and is not Mountains 1 the in the crowd. I was lulled 1906, by hall and locked the go where m beet work warrantât. such There are numerous trails about standing [Copyright, placed In an underground cellar, AU y view of that enormous o! to have to any par a nearer pile been laid to the babel of voices, which are to coneider the shade else. I haven't got α cent slabs stand in likely any tendency from mountains, which have mainly sleep by anywhere broad, slanting stone Demand Advance lor Milk. term "sound1' at rocks than is afforded by looking a and a JONES. Big ticular disease. The out are the sounded like fashionable reception, known ae It is of are fast to the ta- » P. or a car win and maintained by Appalach- purple. money." rows, and bound Maine farm- used veterinarians and dealers ii the Oxford hills, through does its out of which came fragments Λ special meeting of the by ian Mountain Club. This club disjointed color justly in repute among "You had some yesterday.'· said ure crucified. | mean dow at the summits miles away. mix- bles. They l|-erally association was held at often construed. It may of the —"I tell you, that beats Ârcadia Dentist, ers' protective loosely work from love mountains, the sons and daughters of lfalda. are freedom from lameness And it is a neglect of opportunitj purely covered that WE Feet, wings aud bodies spread from in Mechanic Falls, Me., to take anything yet and has considerable sums ture"—"Well, Guy Shorey for MAINE. Augusts, •not to visit this elevation in tht expended man. Emperors claim It their espe- "I paid it my dress," said Grace. out aud bound bands, so that only NORWAY. ·4 action in to for milk to or not windbroken; to an apparently highest these trails and »nd trip, and then went down through Tuck- on^ by regard prices one the dullest making building fellows she'd wait till next week to at the time of exam- Northeast. No except and into Carter Notch cial dye. Good everywhere "I thought neck Is left free. As be Imag- tili. e Hour»—y to 13—1 4. Portland dealers for the next The condition at convenient ernoan's Ravine the may year. healthy a new sense ol maintaining shelters pointe is no fixed technical I can do it without getting Ned's seek to their neses to the genial for the rent" all Its call for the meeting which was sent tu ination. There about the mountains, which are open not the same day11—"Yes, making bring ined. The animal struggles with is the of nature, aud a deeper feel the of each member of the association included or legal définition that uniformly majesty to the members of the club but to all good," and so on. hue that follows commingling Sniffle, sniffle, sob, sniffle. might against thli stretching till, after r. SMITH. ol of reverence and awe for his Creator, only even- The English definition ing it rained through the the red and blue. W· say of princes Out came—out it hud to come—Mai- to free itself t' following points: recognized. of four who started from who come along. Although days of rain endeavor as- while defective in that it Of a party is those who were awake at Attorney at Law. 1. To see what length of time the unsoundness, Of all the trails the one most used in?, midnight that they are born to the purple, and da's $4. bands and its its ol South Paris on the afternoon of Monday, at from the position, sociation will vote to make contracts is wholly based upon the usefulness I known as the eaw a clear moon directly in NORWAY. MAINE. in the that over which we went, shining no doubt tbey are, for the colic tinges "You blessed darling!" cried (Jrace. of resistance are and one of re- I the for two days mountains, the powers overcome, for on milk. 2. To see if the associa- the animal, is worthy being 10th, or the trail over the the and in the morning ■ lection β a Gulfside Trail, open door, faces with the tint of sunset. "I'll Η..Π BNx-k. Col Specialty I one had ever visited the mountains their royal equally now a rainbow instead a dull broken only by its tion will vote to recommend two or peated, and is as follows: "Any disease, only It does not go above was clear as crystal. We resignation, that one on a oc- northern peaks. strictly sky with the snub nosed countenance of a the mean old and then I'm or alteration of structure from dieease 01 before, and only single that Oxford pay thing low cries, takes of it Two more prices on milk for the ensuing over the but skirts them in tbe learned afterward County possession A PARK. or in I casion two siuce. As we intended peaks, All women love It to on dress. 1 think it's 3. To see what or accident, which does interfere may years the was under clouds, and the edge of the woodchopper'e brat going try ray months must pass away before death year. price prices but easiest course. Leaving carriage its course interfere with the I to become, not tramps "trampers," seen from the summit of fashion. Come and look at it. I'll JJERRICK the association will vote to recommeDd ordinary road near the summit of Mount Washing- cloud could be -when It is the heavenly. up brings relief. Attorneys at Law, is and when we reached the mountains, oui all for the ensuing year. 4. To see what animal's usefulness unsoundness, it leads along beside the Great Gulf Mount Madison in nearly directions, And now uurple is being worn. You pay the money back, a dollar a week- The animals are meanwhile crammed MAINS. of disease 01 was It suffi- ton, in PETKEIj, action the association will take in re furthermore, sligbtness luggage light. comprised and the others of but the around us were all the Of course I will." us warm in between that mountain peaks notice It on the streets. honest with dumplings made of dough of E. Herri ck. Ellerj C. Park. cure is no as re- cient to keep an; A t llaon to written contracts. 5. To 8ee facility of qualification clothing then around the as gard were to the presidential range, sunlight. other colors are stylish well- Thanksgiving. chestnuts and stewed such unsoundness." weather which we likely meet, the caretaker lined us quite buckwheat, what action the association will take to gards west side of Mount up the shoulder After breakfast a without a tooth towel Clay, In I saw a lovely thing tho other The dinner was to be at noon. At maize. two hours, six times β milk dealers of Portland. An animal which may have had change, brush, the ra- and his camera at us, as he fact, Every U' right a WHEELER. confer with the of Mount Jefferson and down into up snapped a or and comb and ready- In olive albatross, with to 12 Grace switched into Mal· receive from three to five do other business that diseases that have been cured, may apiece, enough Mount Adams to wanted a souvenir of his record crowd day green quarter day. they 6. To any may lunches. It is vine beyond it, then up some dieease at the time of ex- cooked food for four flounce skirt trimmed da's room. Yes, she looked charraln? v.hlcb In time become come before said meeting. bave the notch between its main peak and a for the season. Then the parties began triple lapped dumpling pills, and Counsellor» at Law, legally with to say that our attire a tin- Attorneys it was the unan amination that does not interfere hardly necessary and to take the line of march for the with insert squares of silk, and Red was her.color. Malila sat by so sweet to the tortured creatures that Under article one, rain lesser known as Sam Adams, up day. SOUTH PARIS. MAINE. some is was of clothes not easily injured by peak a imous opinion that all contracts should his usefulness for purposes, around the north elope of Adams into Twenty-three people in four parties Iraped fichu of lace opening over window in her old cheviot skirt and they stretch their uecks to be cram- Alton C. Wheeler. said to be sound." In lor usage, and buote which would which we had trav- Jamee S. Wright. be made for a of one year. then "serviceably rough the between Adams and Madison, started over the trail «birred vest and double puff sleeves blue waist darning α st—oh. doing med. period refers -'stand valley two out considerable some "serviceably sound" ! grief." ersed the in the other di- Article brought places which is the where is situated the Hut. previous day with a lace band holding two gathered fancy work. The most difficult task is to deter- wind. At Gorham, N. Rale- were the two col- discussion. Several of the producers only to In fine weather there is to rection. Among them too. dressed J. H. STUART & of the mountains on the east side', presented frills—but you see lots of purple "Why, goodness me, ain't you mine the right moment for death. CO., hat! their dealers and it seem- A vice is not necessarily unsound- way trail some who came over with ub, who consulted the Mount Mad- the traveler along this magnif- lege boys take a walk down the red one. "How does are some of them lean to un- we got a eupper :«t another Oh, yes, you do; Just yet?" shrilled Those who die of their own accord CIV IL ENlilNEERS AND SURVEYORS. ed to be the general opinion that they ness, but good icent in views, were intending to go down way, be con- ison though, this is scenery ever-changing street any afternoon. It fit in the back? Don't you think liver therefore a Street, South Pari», Maine. would be better satisfied with two soundness, and may therefore (louse—beg pardon, then on the other of but as the weather looked so Twenty-third lost to the factory; High prices was dinner—and now on oue side and thought, as of the examination in a summer hotel and it ho Therefore Ma Ida—the with the these velvet tabs look awful swell? see when Telephone lll-li It costs less to milk sidered part most of the time would try it again, and girl kind of study Is ueeded to produce through us to the Qlen this ridge of high hills, well, they the selection of an animal. Vices are then got a team to take route. brown and cinnamon colored ain't Malda?" the summer, and it should be sold for a mile in the air, and somotimes went back over the same They big eyes Why you dressed, the cup of agony Is brimming full and character or such habits I House. The distance is eight miles, up nearly to .Map· and Plan* made to order. less than through the winter when the such traits of than that. However, we didn't all experienced the vagaries of White hair in the Bee Hive store—said "My dress didn't get finished In the liver is rli«? for taking. The bod- to between the Presidential higher M ? of the ttuiberlaniU ami pocket mapa of had to be fed in the barn. It was as have the tendency produce disease, valley on Mountain for within an hour the with the rhlnestone "I'm not t<< i, cattle [•the aud the Carter get much of the ecenory this trip weather, Grace—the girl time," said Malda. going ies of such ripe ones are like pump- '* fur «ale. mar the I of mountains r county voted to make one for eight or to lessen the usefulness, ap Hange the runs beside over which they would travel flavor to I'u&llHhere of the Atlas of Maine.) price tower ab >ve on both sides. Near the top trail along ridges brooch and peppermint pepsin the dinner." kins. Where ordinarily fingers are one interfere with or make danger- Range, which iu months from Sep'ember 1, and price pearanee, the railroad for some distance. We were apparently all the fpg, though to have a destruction It is in the with only two her speech—"I'm going pur· "That's too bad. Why, I'm awful burled In flesh and fat nothing but for the four months. ous the handling, or cause the I mostly woods, as the how remained bo we could not remaining the reached this part of it just daily long they made dresa— on of Before the horse, or three farms and houses along way. pie dress—a tailor purple sorry, Malda. Why don't you put skin and l>one are found. The livers PKIC'E uoks UP. property. examining train came up the railroad, but though tell. decide the Iu the day and the early eveniug, for and come along? It's Just the all the and the purchaser should upon waning a we could Besides our of four, two othere Thanksgiving." anything have absorbed strength Wm. C. Leavitt Co., whb most above the ouly few rods distant, only party Article three the important of the service for which the with a full moon coming our are said Grace, know, and won't character make out tbe outlines of the train remained who were going down way, "Oh, you," putting store folks, you they Juices of all, and it caused the greatest amount whether for slow mouutains, it was a pleasant ride, and dimly the bo*. Me. animal is intended, the and as we had a great abundance of away some 7Vi gloves Into 6% mind." 14 Main St., Norway, of discussion. present or its interest was not lessened seeing through fog. Every producer draft, or light harness, saddle by we we went to the of Mount me for red. You see more on said Mai cents heavy half ail hour after started time, up top "Well, it's "I was set ray purple." favored an increase in price; 38 The class or size, the white of two deer skipping Perhaps WHY WE SLEEP. combination. type, Hags to and from then which is about 500 feet above Fifth avenue. And the men all huve It 1 won't at can of milk delivered iu of a meadow and in- out it began thunder, Madison, red on da. "If I can't go for a 10-quart sex and color should be ap- I along the back side the best view of age, gait, on it was a series of thunder showers for the Llut. Here we got It." me. Iluu Portland is not time to the woods—a common occurrence seem to like all. Don't bother about Darkness and Our the Answer, enough. settled. Ample very we waa to be seen Eyes his proximately the rest of the several of which the trip, thongh nothing said Malda. aw One has sold several of in the selection of a on this road. day, "I like purple best," along or you'll be lute. You look a Scientist. Hardware, Stoves, producer should be taken absorbed until we were in the distance. The near mountains Says was to more. 1 here our literally quite has to cows and goiug sell This can be done when At the Glen we shouldered packs in "And'old Schlegel promised ful nice in red." horse. usually well soaked. But tbe trampers' rule was made an impressive spectacle. Off If It were always daylight we should was no for liim in the milk busi- the and started the Mount Washington to be lovely. sat money the animal is obtained from dealer up of the a of the town of make It for $8. It's going At her window Malda through a feeds of this to me by a hotel keeper the northwest portion never sleep. So says scientist ness at the present prices for dairy eeldom allowable at I road. The average grade expressed have a skirt and time of or producer, but carriage if it raine and Jefferson was to be seen, and directly I'm going to plaited the long moruing and past the we and member foot in and it ie a region, "Ob, you get wet," There is no particular reason why Ranges. and hay. Nearly every present sales or sale stables. At a road is one eight, good To the with α band of lu lier rain.! public public in north the town of a blouse coat trimmed the dinner at the store, in his so that abso- that is the simple, matter-of-fact way Randolph. or other animals should rest on a short hay crop vicinity. the horse is sold as "ser- I walk, but it is built any Lead reported sale sound, up-hill have to take it. northeast a dim cloud of smoke indicat- under a white cloth collar with she could hear the shrieking ovei All Kinds of more to milk for the of the miles which you Fortunately galloon girls or nine hours a Pipe Repairing, It costs produce or at the "end of the I lutely every step eight but the an average eight day. viceably sound," we the two heaviest showers of ed the location of Berlin, great two rows of"— a could hear old B.ichmnn's Portland market to than ever be- sold as counts. We cm but admire the genius dodged pull bone, of rest has !>een deter- and Iron. day halter." When the horse is I extent of in all directions was The period and there is no men who built this tbe day. country boots!" said Grace, with an edu- roar over his own conceal·· fore. Grain is way up, the has the privilege and courage of the and murkiness of "Sly deeply mined the fact that eight hours Is is sound, purchaser About half on our day's hidden by the clouds by Τ·1·νΗοα· 1.14-tl. of its being lower, and there found to be road to the summit of the highest New way journey, cated wluk. could see the diamonds <>f Γ:ι: prospect of returning the animal if there the air. Jokes, the average time when there 1» a lack a we that ii uuder the cliff of Mount Jefforson, not more than two-thirds of hay crop a or two. If sold nor do wouder —"soutache braid over a Mrs. who came to the st cents per eight all the chances on the number and woods. It beautiful trail. Last win- pressionless fects those types of life which Masonic four of number of boles in it. We made this drop, along a much-used Temple Street, rear Block, 1 and 35 cents for of the diseases that be I and the moon poured its light out What do you mean by saying that?" slowly made her way to SehlegelV September character may ing, for and found a of ter operations were carried developed eyes. months for a can delivered in Bulle- a cloudless between the walls of point dinner, party lumbering Mr. likes and told him she could not pa\ 10-quart Experiment Station sky their on a of the and the "You think Itamsay purple. shop Plants, for their Connection. NORWAY. present.—Ind. As we a and five ladies eating along portion trail, being dependent Telephone Portland. trens which enclosed our way. gentleman he on the dress tin. at moment of first man who was over the trail in the I heard him say yesterday thought the $4 due thï action of of seem it ourselvet dinuer there. Almost the growth upon rays While these prices may high weut along we congratulated of red were "Kot our arrival tbe heaviest shower of the that it had been practi- some of the dark shades "Gott!" cried Schlegel. angrily. which fill their leaves, HOLLISTER S must be remembered that the cans used In the Home. the conditions and with ap- spring reported sunlight upon Grit and tiumption upon quoted with the and that ho should what do look so Take III; and that all "If struck, and we took shelter cally ruined, hardly stunning." you glum? have a wide distinction between day are mostly 10-quart cans, house- the Frenchman's remark, yes- day Fountain Tea The first requirement to good proval inside. Eleven bunched in have been able to follow it if he had not "I He is l'a y me some Rocky Nuggets milk to the Portland market as a as to-morrow, by party people "I don't care," said Malda. prefer away. ready, aud night ftinct one They eat and Δ Uuiv 4I*lio!ae for chipped aud is health. terday good day with the water been familiar with the mine Bcsj Pocpl·. from tuberculin tested cows. keeping home-making what I Like many that small placo, running very locality. and them that don't like It can time. I la f I not seen you pass Renewed must be is half-sick and moves gar, that hope!'* has purple, digest in the ll;ht and grow during Erittgo ûuilaa Health and Vigor. The woman who the roof in half a dozen Since then the Appalachian Club In two Il I Of course, the actual cost of testing the ours failed of fruition, but of that through places, take the other side of the street." shop every day years? of A s'«eci:io f<>r Ιιι·Ιί„·β->ΐιοο. LWe around the look of a martyr, hopes, and our lunch on a crew of men who worked sev- Just the hours darkness. Constipation. would make but a wearing made a little close, put I do not know ar·! Ki 1 r■ «·ν Eezems, cows is but little and I later. things the that, make clothes Is It that life— Trouble·», l'impie*. Impur» will never make a happy home. How eral the of the Which suggests thought The lowest fo.-ms of unlmal 15! B.i ί Breath. Sl ucnh Bowels, il^adach'* addition to the cost of we reached tlie Mali- was eaten in rather cramped quarters, days clearing path logs You wlb slight producing wives old 10 o'clock is the followers of may how to read peoples because? of ocean i»!ieky a but the risk of is tbe tim- but managed keep ·χ can of milk, losing out way House. This just below Dan· me some time when can 1.1 form. Vi centj u l> (irnulii" ma.le by faded wrappers and shoes that are now in condition. be subject to slight delusions. pay you —do uot rest at regular Intervals. They Ki Wis. cows from the herd is and somewhat sheltered behind mainly. T»l., good nn 11>U Ιβ.-Llt I):.: CoJC'ANY, MhiUhol. great. ber line, Hiaaa nnrthorn ...... lo ...... II iot. ac all about many (At 01 iuu iruu trhon mnlilpti tlllllkS SllC Take him away. He Is made g a cow will around, complaining never- ι no artornoou part «,»o, around Incessantly, seeding FOR It is a well-known fact that in their a ridge of the mountain, prowl G0LDt> M CGETS TALLOW PEOPLE things that have not been done projecting in weather as thick as that I of Mount Madison is one of the of com- If you look pretty In him all right S<> alone. ofteutimes continue to give a normal theless the wind is such a factor in tho made quite elopes can wear purple regardless prey by the sense of touch homes. The cellar stairs need mending. is a I which bave induced the endeavor em- tlow of milk for after contracting the has chains of the forenoon. It quite long things and opinions and when It Ls at pe- years water has to be carried from situation that building made in plexions When they.rest Irregular The wash climb to the notch in Mount Adams, I to have a national forest reserve will Mailla breathed a millionth ·>; tuberculosis, aud a producer who does over it to hold it down. Here we paid up think their purple robes pari rlods. In other worus, tue.v nave no the soft water well back of the barn. the descent is I the White Mountains. from perors his cows tested has the income and the toll but from that point easy, Looking the thanks In her heart and linn ici not have in the which has toll of sixteen cents each, wear forever. distinct of their own. There is rubbish yard, a of the the rocks have I the of Mount Madison, we had ob- periodicity Eastern steamship Company. from whereas, if they had been to whom we had from I and portion way top with her dress. As she left tip them, is the mat- keeper, telephoned saved after eight away soon as been there two years. What been laid into a walk as smooth as many I served on the lower slopes great brown Maida had $13 Hut ns eyes «g» developed, tested he would lose them. Within the the us a chance to lie down I a smart dash of rain struck ter'.' Such women lack The foot, gave of the where the woods had been lis of and this had shop upw of this Portland Division. in Oxford gumption. moon streets. This part patches mont economy, nnd In proportion development, last week one la\;e producer and for a few hours' rest. The full block-paved her face. She smiled and did no' farm woman who is wide-awake up the walk or the bi-1 off and in the cuttings the for the dress to divide their time into lost 17 cows from a herd of 3". had started other out for the walk trail is called plank stripped clean, bought goods purple animals Itcgln "Governor or County to date will to her husband, "We parties ! there is an to feel it a Steamships Dmgley" cows were say that themselves opportunity and Schlegel $4 on the malting two main waking and the condemned the first I up the mountain, and we learned cycle path. paid portions—a "Governor Cohb" leave Franklin Wharf, Apparently will mend the cellar stairs minutes before 3 wo reached the I connected with forestry. Ladies who shop In carriages, you do the best in the herd. there were some ahead of us, aod still I A few study subjects of it. On the day before Thanksgiv- time. While there Is light week at 7 P. m., among And when there comes a I little but whose ward sleeping Portland, days Sundays article four of the call it was rainy day." to leave the I Mount Madison Hut, again fortunately! I know about cutting timber, to pay not understand. (ilrls functions. Under of "We will others coming who were ing she would have just enough they perform nil motive at S p. m. for boston. lull in the work out doors, ahead of a I it certainly seems to mo that tbe meth- voted to have a written contract between I Glen at I just lively shower, though And then for a holi- comes retire to make a cistern and the water into midnight. there are about as wasteful as the remaining $4. When darkness they dealers' if such bring turned us I there were of them during thel ods used Roturiilxic the Portland association, will make in the morning plenty In a new dress! (Tan earth offer or to rest.—Cleveland Plain the kitchen." Above ail she Two-thirty we j could be. There is some day nest lair an and the Maine a lunch we resumed I day that didn't dodge. they magnifi- organization exieted, cheerful and I out, and after light more Leave Union Boston, at 7 p.m., the home comfortable, The Mount Madison Hut is the mostl cent spruce on these elopes. anything enchanting? Dealer. Wharf, farmers' association. our up the slopes. Tne sky I growing protective winding way the of it is to cut, to Old Bach man, the of the for Portland. article tive a committee of happy. our and elaborate of the shelters built by Ap-1 Some ripe, ready ought proprietor Under man a I had clouded over during rest, the The average appreciates and makes it be cut. Numerous trees which have Bee Hive store, always gave a Thanks- Chinese Athletics. on sale at three was elected to confer with there was a little of rain at intervals palachian Club, possible Through tickets principal woman who will aud be interested spit moun· are But athlet- in to contract help to for to go over the I been cut hollow hearted. they dinner to his employees. On The Chinese have always had railroad stations. Portland dealers regard as we went along, but not enough do many people giving in every of work he undertakes. who could not have the and within In which and of milk for the ensuing year. piece The sun was scheduled to tains by this route other-1 stripped ground, one of the subsequent 3<>4 days, ic exercises of η sort they price farm woman in many I any harm. every rates as low as other lines. The may help do it. The Hut was a I of the there are cords and Freight The committee elected is as follows: I rise at 4:37 that and a leis- wise originally sight path he would remind have rather themselves, (hough She can teach the children as morning, by in and hard wood excusing Sundays, prided Frank M. Hawkes of New ways. at the small of stones laid cords of spruce lying- taken such u All Live Stock, is in- President, to I we made our arrival building rough them of the of the past banquet none ever seem to have cargo, except soon as are old enough under- urely trip with a door and I of old trees with joys Gloucester; chairman, Charles C. Howe they almost to a dot with the sun. I cement, of one room, spruce poles good size, have on us x sred tire and marine risk. are a of the home I summit the of the coming ones, thus hold on the nation as ours against stand that they part windows on the south I a little hollow and even some and hopes and .1 W. Hunting of Oxford. It was in a cloud at that time, but two small side, heart, and mutt do their part to keep it. Very just clear butt cuts. inciting them to Increased enthusiasm during the last century or so. They C. C. BROWN, General Ageut, I'nder article six, the matter of a bet- from it into a narrow land bunks on the walls to accommodate! good, straight, sound, small children may be tauicht to put shortly emerged be tbat this is because work. The dinner was given lu the have of stories of strons men Boston, Mass. for sweet corn was An el- I twelve It was furnished with It may possibly In plenty ter price brought up. a ι open lane of miMt-covered sky. people. a| thiuge iu place by simply providing didn't clean the winter's cut, on one of the long tables in the of wielding extraordinary Most of the milk producers were also of burnished with the hori- co iking stove, dishes, blankets, etc., by they up store capable for Older children should I lipee copper, the out the bulk bow* or of sweet corn for the place things. than thn tho club, and for years stood open for I they certainly got middle of the room. They tacked wrap weapons, of bending wondrous producers canning must be done I zontal axis considerably longer though be taught that the chores of whomsoever came I of it. windows, etc. factories. The packers paid 2 cents per I surrounded by a rosy free use along. paper over the front of lifting heavy weights, when father comes home tired. The perpendicular, to a station at the ping corn, which netted the But tbe number who used it continued I At Appalachia, flag last few feats Cord Wood, pound for the cut water for I mist. For about ten minutes it hun^ and the turkeys and other good things Even within the years boys cau feed hay and pump as foot of the we took a train on the on an average about $50 per and then uuder tho I grow, and people, people some-l trail, In the back way from of were done before an officer producers the horses and cattle and do the heavy there, disappeared for the six miles back were brought archery the fodder. This was not moment times will, abused that which was fur-l Boston and Maine acre besides work. The feed c'oud, and at almost the same restaurant on the corner. You could his commission In the army, had part of the girls may nished them without So two I to and came home on the after- ;!ie get Slab Wood, enough and several of the producers there came a of rain. I price. Gorham, was Is a work horses t-j water and downpour was the Bee Hive in almost village there grain, lead the an addition was built on, I noon train. the weather v. Ill perceive that and any gone out of the business and were plant- As is known, early in the years since Though as grow stronger may lead the colts. I generally was an a store, bamhoo with a stone at either coru and less they the Hut about double its for-1 far from ideal, the trip enjoyable not fashionable department pierced ing silage feeding grain. who have been summer fire destroyed the Summit making Do auy of you ladies in two one of which I one even in the rain. The expense of it escalators and It end to test the strength of the rising It seemed tJ be the opinion that the I House and all other buildings on the mer capacity, rooms, -.vith pompadours. Edgings, raised on a farm want that chapter men as with the called was be at least 3 cents which are under conditions is used by I also was not large, compared λ·:::» almost small enough to Ik; in lifting. But there price should per lives? Farm women summit except the stables, ordinary generation taken out of your women. A has I less strenuous methods of seeing the ex- for the cut corn. No action was I several rods and the and the other by keeper •tn i'4i:p.>riu-n, and you could actually nothing of regular athletic training, pound should teach their and to har- lower, picturesque steam and team. And if and to the sweet corn, how- boys girls a I been who the sum-1 mountains by on and walk be- Stove Wood taken in regard soon an I old House. Since that time put in, stays through i:i there and get waited cept for a few wrestlers perhaps, ness, hitch and drive a horse as Tip-Top are to over as was best to more I and a small charge is made tramp I you able-bodied enough go ever. it thought get har- I office has been built by the owners mor, >(!! And always at the Thanks- fore came.—Shanghai Mer- are strong enough to lift the stage and its the mountains on foot a lot out :;::a!:i foreigners of the corn into the associa- they and into this we era for the use of the camp fur-l you get producers on the horse Of the carriage road, tilnners Mr. Uamsay- ness up and put it proper- of tbat you can't get on cury. Coal at tion before taking any action.—New hustled. The outer room had for furni- I nishings. your trip If are not tall enough to reach A. E. F. Oh. bother! I should have meutloned ly. they j or three As the animal available for trans-1 wheels. England Homestead. I ture a stove, a bench aud two only more will soon learn that by climbing for this Mr Bamsay first of all. lie Is The Rich Turkish Beggar. they I but it made a shelter for the porting materials building up on a box will be able to do so. Be- boxes, good this or or are never suppressed in Tur- they of whom were on the three miles of mountain trail to I important than purple green Beggars A. W. Walker & Son's, Oats for and Stock. with the work horse and as trampers, a number It Poultry gin steady a mountain and I STILL LOYAL. ·. sauce. The story Is told (and they say the summit at sunrise, and others, fairly hut was trained pony, en the red cranberry key. more attention could older and have better judg- who South Maine. Id my opinion, they grow until there I as in fact most of the material was taken I Mr lîainsav was the head clerk, and Is true) about an American lady by Paris, them to drive more well soaked, arrived later, he the of oat» ment, allow spirited on men's it bel Human Not Influenced b> a of Constantino- profitably given growing were or in all. Here I up backs, may readily Encyclopedia as far as I am concerned 1 am for him mistake gave beggar other ones. will take the with twenty twenty-five the email farmers of Maine and They girls and I seen that it is a structure which hae cost | of Bunting. The man had left his by and allow I we ate a breakfast out of our packs, Display II.· never the girls* arms when ple a gold piece. states. The work cau be them when they go to town I pinched Mew England a few winks on the floor I something. Fourth of In Loudon but one of his A Reliable to will not take the tried to catch One July night he them In dark corners of the post when she returned, all done with the team from start them drive. They me the name of this Hut passed She looked up into Mr Haineuy'* cue» nearly I to make for what we had sacrificed To basal-l the Music hall advertised spe- her where he "resided." CATARRH lines if the horse becomes frightened, up tim- Empire store, and when he told them stories colleagues told Remedy to finish, and with the present high and 8 o'clock ways isolation. Above the the driver and see how during the night, toward spelled cial attractions to American visitors. the robes are charged to the old man's ac- It was a fine and at the door demanded by farm help, crops of but will watch I ber sheltered somewhat from thel when business was dull and girls house, prices find out in this the rain line, the union to should receive more attention. much skill she has, and stopped. on the All over the auditorium jack and "Oh. It count, you cannot l>egin comprehend was a servant, who politely Informed Cream Balm this class hours weather conditions were winds by the high slopes sides, giggled said, pshaw!" Ely's if she be trusted to drive alone. For two infolded one Malda i· quickly absorbed. It has been my usual practice to sow way may but nevertheless in the wilderness of the and the stars and stripes wasn't G. Bernard they meant at all you could not understand, why the lady that "mv master is dressing. condition of varied. Periods of driving mist so thick Goes Relief at Once. oats after without the It is the natural things out of sound and at the interludes were not feel the cold dash of the soon." And then the potatoes plowing we see five rods would be mountaiu tops. Almost another, Besides a gentleman, Mr. Bam did He will be down women should be that couldn't being It that all housekeepers a steam whistle. No Doodle" and "Hall. rain. for din- cleanses, soothes, ground. succeeded rifts in the clouds, with lof dwelling! heard "Yankee was and original In other Thauksglvlug well groomed beggar, dressed if a whether ever house or not. by say queer h>als ami protects This should be done quite early they kept within a number of miles. No a she went out the returned the task blue sky overhead and some boautiful jangling Columbia." while quartet sang He was a health crank and be At 5 o'clock upon ner, appeared and gladly is Late oats No woman need ask for a happier ways. the (li;>ea.sea mem- large crop expected. yield times the bell with its insistent demand. Itiver." her dress. The In the mean- of to the wants cloud effects. At surrounding telephone "Down Upou the Swanee lleved that should never eat rtreet wearing purple gold piece, exclaiming brane from with kernels all hulls than that administering of a people r00 worth of grain each year whether 1 the work is pressing. The crop must b< ,1 betran to arrive. Four men Emergencies. pie Maine. and it now contains two necessi trampers have rain ran dawn and dripped from her asides. Once I beard have owu threshed or not, uud if I in with all if it is t( repairs, Dr. Francis II. Herrick says a spar- other eight girls were going to little humirous my put promptness came up the Way. Two men who ties of any point sought b.y .tourists—ar Valley a class at can get the full value withoul well. It is no sooner in than the lost in Ravine and climb- row will pluck a horsehair from tbe dresses, too, but they didn't count. fingers. him addressing graduating feeding grow and a souvenir store. Thi had got King's and it saves lie a and ex of must and tlx eating place another wear some shirt Some one turned a corner α school. He la this Glasses Warranted. rhreshing dirty work cultivation begin, thi ed the steep wall struck the mouth of a nestling, while Very likely they'd medical began oating place is a lunch counter, and up finally looked into and as re· of the crop is not completec soaked an will stand and black skirt blocked ber way. She up pensive job gives just good cultivating are twice or thrici trail and blew in out of the rain, bird, like oriole, by waist aud affairs—nothing way: on. ol I prices necessarily suits. until the harvest draws The post to Four mon and three women as or red. Mr. Ramsay's eyes, sparkling with ad- tell those of the valley. The larger half ο the skin. see its mate hang until dead without as resplendent purple "'Physiologists us, gentlemen, In the care of liens I think it is botte: is the where the farmei some And duty place the lower floor is devoted to tho sale ol showed up from other trail. to release it Grace bad saved her money too. She miration and Interest that the older a man grows the smaller as it then 1 of stor- attempting Specialist than threnbed gives should be fourni until his work so went until there were grain, chiefest of of course it on, thirty a which was to her dress made. "Why, Miss Maida," said he, "you his brain becomes. This why All authori is souvenirs, which, A robin will tug at string going buy ready explains • needed exercise. poultry ing the summer's crop completed in the and the caretaker was new *re cards. The tourist out ι people Hut., seen use of with a look magnificent in your man knows and the If want the be* in the straw foi no Of courst II P',8t picks ha* caught on a limb, but Is never Oh, what's the bothering simply the old nothing you ties advise sowing grain Is be to have relaxation? to out how wore " dozen carde or so. goes to the long writ trying figure they going a It's drees. I was not one .r coneult u>« to scratch out. not le to but it shoulc I to meet the situation releasing tailor? When got flgger greatly disappointed everything.' ^ y of giaeee*, the bens Why he ia. He is entitled it, to be of In the bunks which fully by you've young mg shelf on the other side of the room disposed see at our dinner. And of all ^ Come hero Why? them have it in the "original come at a season when work is no! the It will make several turns easy to get a fit. The ready made are to you package' and thei I would accommodate twenty-five, when string. Hint. 1 in I writes up part of the cards, ever knew show the A Strong rauw my aucocMful experience ami speela aud »ave the expense of threshing? I England Homestead. of a cord about a limb and leave the Intended for a perfect figger—except I tfie girls I you pressing.—New brain to think where to senr I somebody announced, had met for the first time since Itnowle'lK* 1» the Optical bunlneee enables in tend to sow wheat with my oats thi; the relation to 'em ail taken in at the sense aud intelligence. There They I the rest of them and what to Tha : "Two more men coming up Knife other end free without any have to have greatest to vision 1 I usi say. and were telling each a-lj net quickly to the mint delicate year for the hens to work upon. Use of Cottonseed. Is so is more and invig- their schooldays drawing is, if he's a man. If she's a woman shi ) the nest, so that Its effort Is useless. waist. The average flgger large nothing healtbfuj tltte00 of complete fertilize! as other of their careers. properly pounds The of the cottoneee< wha : And in a few minutes they showed up, no knots. walsted. orating than braving the weather professional oats.—H. F. Maxim development I doesn t have any trouble knowing* It ties the tion» free. per acre for the but the caretaker took them down the walk with "And how did you come to leave products industry of the United State II to say. The gull, according to abundant and The before Thanksgiving came. you are doing. May I you?" Oxford County, Me., in New Englam j the night one. is short of In thi a corner of the room is a office trail a quarter of a mile into woods, and sneezed. stngeï" asked Homestead. little phenomenal. : In post competent testimony, will carry shell Maida hurried home, keen and bright And Malda blushed ten of cake an< here the is ove and established them In a tent which "I bad a hint that 1 was not suited DR. PARMENTEfl past years production and postmaster sorting tl&h to a considerable them with the of the blessed mor- t< some unknown man had a few height, drop thoughts 18-4 meal has from 570,000 tons some of for the sum pitched for it" Ky< Specialist, Norway, Me. Tel. jumped packs post cards, on rocks or hard and row. Her were of Western Beef h of cotton off and it the the ground repeat thoughts purple, Why High. 1,786,000 tons. The output mit is visited every day by large number ί days earlier, going leaving Hi· Night Work. "1 see. The little bird* told you, the the uutll it the soft hut were white tbe in oil in that time has trebled who come team am I next day. What was done with thir- experiment gets they themselves, at the that bushels η ρ seed fully of people, by train, WIfey—What makes you stay eh Ï" It is recorded 1,500 t< in tbe Hut I have no clear but Tribune. enthusiasm of the for the from 05,000,000 gallons 11 ou foot. ty idea, meaL—Chicago joyous young Do corn sold at an elevator at Stel'a, Ne going office so late at night? you gain "Well, no; not exactly. But they WANTED. 176.000.000 Ten years agi The weather looke< I they were packed away by some means, pleasures that youth must bave or for 80 cents per bushel gallons. prospect finally by it? have been birds had been braska, recen'ly of or 4i { we to oi In of the rather crowded accorn- be- anything might they Board am farm 1,628,000 tons cottonseed, only so promising that decided go spite wither. She knew purple would Three men hoarders. Ten years ago the average pric< I look back at tbe hours Qood Advict. Hubby No. But I have several allowed to hatch." cent of the total seed • the schodule before leavini : modations, come time corn was 22 ii per production arrangod her, and for the thousandth for in Nebraska cents, • as a oc- Father 1» an ace of done week. was into various on the over th at tbe Hut very pleasant (solemnly)—This thrashing times come—er—within gain- washing $3.50 per in 189β 13 cents. Tlx manufactured by home, and start trail spent she tried to assure herself that it was 1897 17 cents and ■ to hurt me more than In 1907, 3,844.000 tons of cot northern Re enforced by tw, , casion with a congenial company. going you, Napo- ing something.—Philadelphia Record. N'HS. CHAS. A. ALLEN, recent was paid because con products. peaks. purple Mr. Ramsay said he liked and A Lesson. high price w<>re this coo we those there wore men leon. tonseed manufactured, college whom met at the sum Among gathered Napoleon (sympathetically)—Well, — Maine is very scarce m tbat section ifnd th< boys not red. She was going home first to ïbe Lady Look here! Tou said Scuth Paris, stitu ing 65 per cent of the total see mit. we sot out about 10 o'clock, from several states of the Union. There don't be too rough on yourself, dad. I new there and in uear»by section a of The Explanation. that If I'd dinner crop Homestead. on ι ι were three representing as get the $4 wrapped in piece tissue give you your you'd a England the carriage road is clergymen ain't worth It—London Scraps. not at all promising. Quite diflereuc produced.—New Traveling Hiui (lu the surf»—The water is get- lawn for me. The Hobo— over the easiee t many denominations, and a majority of paper In the bottom drawer of hei mow the We Do of.... in in the ten years. And ye simple matter; traveling cold. 1 wonder all Kinds prices past is another tbini the men were either students or and then she was to ting why. I'd like to^do It ma'am, but 1 gotter one of th< If as cleai ι of the mountain trails college dresser, going pay people wonder why meat, you keep everything just were A close friend *ls one who turns you tall who came 1» mill : some millions ο graduates. There meetings be- and take the dress home her- Her-That girl Just teach yer a lesson. Never trust th' of corn, doe· not sell as low a as possible in yonr stables and I altogether. When, Schlegel JOB PRINTING. products j convulsion· of natur 3 tween men who had met before, and down when you want a small loan.— Ν from Roston.—New Orleans Times it did ten Farm am room yon will have do fear of inspector! the self. word of a total stranger.—Cleveland years ago.—Tarf, *Kvare V0· one discovered a mutual ao- threw this bunch of hills Into the aii , nearly every St Joseph News-PreM. Democrat. Atwood A Forbw, South Parfa u Home, —New Bngland Farmer. I up Grace lived In the same house. She Leader. Hebron. DiiclrflaM WMt Parte. WAR DECLARED. ^ ESTABLISH Κ D ISS. Dr. Crane came from λ. OXFORD BEAES. of Mr. and Mra. Bert Flak of Boaton are Thank Dlokvale! Yon shall have a up Squirrel SPECIAL THE Rev. F. Ε. Barton and daughter yon. to attend the fanerai of Rawson for a can eat It W· Island Friday ΦχίονΑ Fairfield bare been spending the week KOMti of Mr. and Mrs. whole ouatard pie If yon WHO WILL ZNLI0T IN THI8 POPULAR 2ÇÎU gemocrat, U Mn. Andrew Smith. in Betbel with friends and former weak. note that John concede· woman gen- ISSUED TUESDAYS. THE DOINGS OF THE WEEK IN ALL Mr. Lynch, a student, conducted MOVEMENT? Mia· Cora A. Young of Bowdoinham erous, particularly where her heart U in- parishioner·. aetrice· in the church baa been declared oar SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY. Dr. waa In town a few the gueafc of Mtak bnt she be in error, when Snnday. War by leading Mrs. F. B. Tnell went to King's day·, volved, though Mr. and lira. McDonald of Clan Mlaa baa understand* the a true Topeka, druggist». SOUTH PARIS, MAINS, AUG. 25,1VH*. in Portland, Wednesday, and Withington. Young 'he really right their Hospital here for aev- to Kanaaa, who have been visiting They are to atomach trou- Down Sale re- been a auooeeaful teacher woman osn he trusted follow going figbt Mark from her have been usually favorable reports the of the late Z. L. ble· with Mi-o-na Tablet·. (eel ao eral and now holda a poaition in it as the needle follows the We cousin·, daughters Tbey Paris Mill. ceived. years pole. for South to & Forbes, Me. Dickvale. It Packard, left here Tuesday sure of auooeaa that they guarantee OF Atwood Vint Bar. Q. W. F. Hll. ρω the little son of Mr. end Skowbegan, shall accept your advloe, Baptist Church, Monday, Fhil, Mrs. Paris. refund tbe of 60-oent box tbat l illUn tad tor. every Sunday it 10:46 a- was taken ill and Mlaa Anne Stanwood ia visiting appears sensible. How about West price any PrtyrMart. Preaching .*· Mrs. B. W. Kimball, On there was a all tbat Sunday School at 12. Sabbath evening a few P. Is he another back number Saturday family picnic doee not give satisfaction and do a. E. roaua. aaryloe died forenoon, after only F. Withington. Bethel? βίοι*· it. Λτιτοου. at 7». Y. P. S. C. K. Tuesday evening. Tuesday Boaton ia vlait- at Fred Cushman's. is claimed for it. at 7 30. hours of illness from acute Miaa Jeaaie Harlow of who wants bis hash warmed? Not being Men's and Women's Oxfords Prayer Meeting Thursdayevenln* Coy* indigestion. a Mr. and Mrs. Herman and two an η>ηί the laat Defore the lit and had frienda in town. Misa Harlow baa I do not know whether he Is Bampus Mi-o-na la absolute atrengthener Meeting Friday He was a little fellow ing acquainted, were a If la advance. month it ΐΛΟ P. M. All not bright children from New Ν. T., cure for tbe stomach and : Tumi 41 M year paid Miictly Sunday of the his fourth birthday. poaition with R. H. White A Co. reasonably young and fairly good look- Rochelle, and digestive AS FOLLOWS a 4 cento. connected ire Invited. just celebrated the of his Otherwise 90M year. Single copie· otherwlae cordially A. H. the clerk at be re- in place Sunday, guests uncle, organs. Unlveraallst Church, Bev.C. A. Knickerbocker, The have the deepest sympathy Cobb, genial ing which certainly would my : — All advertisement· family from Mr. Veren Bum pue. If suffer with headache, dizziness, for ADWTiauuom legal Paator. Preaching service every Sunday at 10:45 Childa' market, returned Tneaday We are much aurprised you ι pr. Men'· Russia Calf, $4.00 grade $3.50. are three connective Imtertiona for tlJO of the community. quirements. York is given a. m. Sunday School at 11 a two weeka' vacation with rela- aaaume we referred to Miss Emily MoCann of New bad taate in the mouth, Inch In of column. contract» Mrs. Dr. Tibbetts and children and spent that he abould palpitation, ο Russia Calf and Brown for per length Special of the her Mrs. Whitney. coated distress pr. Men's Vici, $3.50 grade $3.00. with local tranalent and yearly advertia- Packard a week in tives and friends in various parts Slocum. How could we look Mra. Slo- visiting aiater, Ralph nervousness, tongue, Sade Mr. and Mrs. Herbert L. Scribner go Miss Methyl spent A conain ia with her. for era. cum in the face? Our young after eating, try Mi-o-na. 2 Men's Russia Calf, grade $3.50. for a visit of two or three with relatives. county. square previoua pr. $3.00 this week Friendship H. A. Iriah returned Bon. D. P. and Mra. Bailey of It will not be before all these Job PimiM :-New type, T**t preeaee, electric Miss Dixon is friends in Mr. and Mra. nonsense has been in connection with a Bailey long a Pat. for weeks to Mrs. Scribner's parents at Daisy visiting are at their home here. and are pr. Men's Buckle, $3.50 grade $3.00. power, experienced workmen and low i»rtce· Tuesday from an outing at Bailey's Isme man from Hartford and Sumner Everett, Mass., symptoms bave disappeared you to thla of oar buel- Prince Edward Ialand. Cushing. combine oak department Island. Mr. Irish remembered hia Wednesday was field day of Hebron strong and well. Also of and for and aeee and to evening Prof. Tarbel gave who signs himself William Cushman. small lots grade $2.50, $2.50 grade complete popular. Admiral H. W. Lyon has presented Wednesday his The was at Mr. F. A. à Co. sell Mt-o-na un- $3.00 $3.50 lecture the frienda with aouvenir postals during or more from thia at- Orange. meeting Shurtleff the a fine of Ex· Secre- a most Interesting upon Thirty place refund tbe 3Γ academy portrait loan- absence. the at Llewellyn Keen's. der an absolute guarantee to $2.00. which the trustees ruins in Borne illustrated by views tended Univeraalist grove meeting to •MUL£ COPIES. tary John D. Long, is with her Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Melcher went unlesa it curea. ed Dr. J. G It was Miss Llda Spaulding par- Bryant's Pond of lut week money of the Democrat are tour cento have a prominent place upon the by Gehring. given Wednesday to visit his sister, Single Copie· given of Columbian ents, Mr. and Mr. L. B. Spaulding. and a nice time. Phillips Wednesday each/ They will be mailed on receipt of price by walls of the hall, the under the auspices the report very for of pablic opposite Miss Josie the assistant a Mrs. Toothaker. STATE OF 1HAINE. 6 Ladies' Gun Metal, $4.00 grade $3.00. the pa blither· or for the convenience patrona Clnb for the benefit of the Village Im- Shaw, post- Hon. D. J. McGillicuddy spoke at pr. Sorosis, Oxfords, have been on portrait of that other distinguished vaca- jingle coplee of each ltane placed Association. mistress, is having a two weeks' Democratic of last week, a for la the County : "Oxford Hon. Hannibal Hamlin. provement rally Monday East Brownfleld. pr. Ladies' Russia Calf, ties, $3.00 grade $2.50. tale at the following place· Bear," tion. Storer Cole is at the Au- COUNTY or OXFORD, SS. 4 eyelet of Buckfield and Mr. J. V. Holt and family of Andover, substituting and Monday evening of this week, Sooth Pari·. Shurtleff'a Drag Store. Benjamin Spaulding The Circle fair re- Justice of tbe Siuireme Judl Vici for $2.00. who bave the three post ocffie. Hon. John P. of Canton Congregationalist To the Honorable 8 pr. Ladies' Brown Oxfords, $2.50 grade Norway. Noye·' Drugstore. William C. of Caribou, *ith * Mass., spent past gust 24, Swasey Hall was ctal next to be held at Parla, within Store- Spaulding B. A. carrier of Rural held in Bradbury quite Court, Stone'· Drug were at weeks with Mrs. Holt's return- Hutchinson, and Hon. Frederick R. of Buck- cently and for said of Oxford, on tbe ο Ladies' Brown Vici Oxfords, for of relativea and friends, parents, Dyer a success. About dollars waa County pr. $3.00 grade $3.50. Bachleld. Alfred Cole. Poetmaeter. party Route No. is a vaca- at twenty of A. D. 1906. on an automobile tour ed to Andover Delivery 1, taking field will speak for the Republicans second Tuesday October, .00. Parla Bill, Mr·. Harlow, Pot» Offlce. the Hill Thursday Friday. taken. Lena M. of ο Ladies' Russia Calf Oxfords, for $2 who has so tion. C. L. Mason is driving the route. Dunham's Hall. Respectfully represents, King pr. $2.50 grade Weet Parle, Samuel T. White. with two cars. Mr. Whitman, succesfully been enter- In said of wife large touring Bernice of Boston haa Mrs. Ethel Stickney has Rumford Falls, County Oxford, for F. A. Shuttle IT A Co. the corn for the past Miss Morrill West Paris held a at W. her maiden name waa Lena ο Ladies' Russia a ties, $2.00. Ralph Hallett and Elias Field of Bos- managed factory Grange picnic her Eddie and of Emery King, that pr. Calf, eyelet $2.50 grade and been "Old Uncle Shaw" and G. at Corner last taining brother, Eagan, M. Steven·: That she was married to ton were at Mrs. Ε. H. Jackson's five years, has returned, every part visiting Hammond's grove Trap lawfully guests Morrill la a two friends. the eald at Auburn, Maine, on are all new and in We want to reduce of the is in first "Gram" Teague. Misa The weather was fine and it lady Emery King These goods right every way. For President, several last week, returning to Bos- machinery being put Thursday. several Rev. Fred M. Preble, s minister days are of Gaiua who Misa Isabel Stickney spent April 3,1904, by class order. The tubes daughter Morrill, formerly was a but occasion, of authorized to solemnize so them at these ton after a trip to Weld and Rangeley upright quiet enjoyable in Portland laat week. the Gospel, duly iur stock, offer prices. Mr. Berry of Portland lived here. about present. Games were days marriages: That on eald third day of April, Lakes. being repaired by fifty being Mr. and Mrs. C. O. also are Libel- is The Miaees Ladd of Saco are of and there was a dinner. Stickney 1904, the said Emery King deserted your H. Mrs. B. Cole and son Howard and his assistant. The acreage larger guests played picnio unknown William Taft, Joseph away. lant without cause and went to paris than ever before and the corn is well ad- Mrs. Skillings. R. T. Flavin is a sub- never seen or visited friends in Vermont recently, re- Lucy circulating Ida was at home for a to her, since which time she bas of Ohio. Mr. Orover of Boston is vis- Miss Fessenden from for will or home last vanced. It is expected the shop Bridgham scription paper in this locality for Alton heard from blra received any support These Goods Will be Sold CASH. turning Thursday. short time recently. him: That his residence Is unknown to is 26th. iting his sister, Mrs. R. L. Record. L. who intends to rebuild his barn. your Capt. William W. Kimball, U. S. N., open Aug. Day Mrs. Hattie Sanborn has as her guests Libellant and cannot be ascertained by reason The schools are to Moo- Don Tilton of Auburn is with Mrs. The have DO NOT ASK FOR CREDIT. For Vice-Preaident, a at "Old Brick." public begin people responded generously the Misses Miss and able diligence, which she has used. PLEASE guest Tilton. aun work. Moxcy, Murray a be At the annual of the Pari· day, 7th. Cynthia I quite a number have promised Wherefore she prays that divorce may meeting Sept. Mr. and Mrs. of Boston. to and that she resume ber Gould will the fall Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Prince and It is that any one who can find Campbell decreed ber may JAMES 5. SHERMAN, Hill Golf Club at Hall Wednes- Academy open hoped Miss Marion Johnson has been camp- maiden Leua M. Steven·. Academy A. F. Warren went to South Wood- or name, were term 8th. Mrs. will a few hours 1908. of New York. day evening the following officers Sept. opportunity give for a week with a at Lake Dated this 11th day of May, will an entertain- stock to attend a veterans' of labor to and assist ing party LENA M. KINO. elected for the ensuing year: The Grange give Wednesday days encourage AUG. 12, and Hall Mr. after bis severe loss. Ossipee. Sale WEDNESDAY, President— Rev C- A. Knickerbocker. ment in Grange Thursday evening. meeting. Day who has been began Rev. Percy Marston, Subscribed and sworn to this 13th of May For R. Cole. the "Summer Club" Wednesday evening a Republican rally Mrs. Louise McLeod of Portland is day Governor, Secretary—Helen Friday evening bis Dr. Marston, start- A. D. 1908. Before 9. was held at Nezinscot Hall. The meet- H. visiting brother, me, Treaeurei^-Perley Ripley. under the supervision of Mrs. J. G. the guest of her niece, Mrs. Chester EDW. R. PARENT, till are all sold. Board of Alexander Mann, D. ed for his home, Chicago, last Friday. will continue Manager»—Rev. will a dramatic entertain- was presided over by Hon. John Lane, Jr. Justice of tbe Peace. goods BERT M. FERNALD, Mr·. Lewi· M. Brown, Mlaa Clara C. Case, MUe Gehring give ing Mrs. has been taken to of and addressed of Zilpha Colby Julia Carter. ment in Odeon Hall. Mrs. W. R. Chap- Long Hingham, Mass., Charles L. Brown Rumford spent of the is of Poland. Lewiston Portland for treatment (SEAL) STATE OF MAINE. Come before the Assortment Broken. man will assist. It is one of the series Ex-Mayor W. B. Skelton of the most of last week with his grand- again Early There was a good attendance and a by knee. County of Oxford, es : for the benefit and Hon. John P. Swasey. Mr. Skelton Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Brown. very pleasant time at the recent tea given of entertainments given parents, Mrs. John Danforth is entertaining Supreme Judical Court, In VacaUon. I a address on has been 1908. For 9tate Auditor, Dr. C. F. Hammond to the club of the Ladies' Club. gave very illuminating Mrs. Dora M. Jackson having Pieman August M, A. D. j by golf on her parents, Mr. and Mrs. of the M. E. are at- state issues and Mr. Swasey talked a vacation with friends at Yarmouth. Upon tbe Fokegoi.no ORDERED, at the Beeches. In the clock putting A number society of Nevada. Libel, CHARLES P. HATCH, state and national issues. Mr. in Ricker have been Nason, That the Libelant notice to the said Emery were Mr. Mar- Poland Long Mr. and Mrs. A. J. give match the winners Henry tending campmeeting. Miss Florence Hatch and mother of to before the Justice Shoe was King, Llltellee, Ε. N. Swett his remarks on a visit to their C. appear ihe of introductory especially son, Arthur Ricker, at Co., Augusta. tin Clark for the men's prize and Mrs. Somerville, Mass., were at Mrs. Deborah of our Supreme Judicial Court, to be holden West Bethel. interesting. Music was furnished by at Falmouth. within and for the of Oxford, Caroline P. Harlow for the women's Warren's to the day. Pari·, County Maine, "—She la counting the day· to September, the Turner band and the hall was filled Mrs. also her two sons and recently spend on the second Tuesday of Oct., A. D. 1908, by House Block, Norway, Mr. Clark did six holes in four- Weetcott, of said snd Opera For to prize. For you may chance to remember publishing an attested copy libel, Representative Congress, to overflowing. their wives, have been guests of her sis- In 11B-B. teen strokes and Mrs. Harlow the same The R «rill enter the month that time, Dlckvale. this order thereon, three weeks successively Telephone Mies of Portland is Mrs. who lives in In JOHN P. SWASEY, number in fifteen. And oyster suppers will be prime. Margaret Stephens ter, Lester M. Bessey, tbe Oxford Democrat, t newspaper printed Mrs. Esther Gordon is making repairs the last Then, till the merry month of May, the guest of Miss Mollie Cole. the rent at Dr. Ο. K. Yates'. Parts, In our County of Oxford, publl- of Canton. Mrs. J. H. Brooks of New York is vis- upstairs on her stand which she pur- at least to said second Fine, fat oysters have their Mr. W. C. left for Caribou D. H. Fifield is recently cation to be 30 days prior her Mr. and Mrs. A. P. day. Spaulding Mrs. slowly improving of A. D. that he there iting parents, Rut some of the boys, with little chink. Mr. chased of Charles Burgess. Tueaday Oct., 1908, may of I Friday morning, accompanied by from her recent illness. and then before our eald Court and an Stearns. Woul 1 alter th· spelling months, think. Slillman Mclntire is for D. L. appear like to revise the no who will be was a Dunham's Hall baying ewer to said libel. For Senator, as a They would year, doubt, Benjamin Spaulding, gone There dance at Paris Hill usual sent good delega- Κ out." HENRY C. PEABODY, of Bethel. Ana In every mouth would leave the several weeks. last Chenery. HENRY H. HASTINGS, tion to the Universalist grove meeting Friday evening. R. A. Plnkham and Leonard Daven- Justice of the Judicial Court. Mrs. Shaw and have a Supreme Wed- Ada daughters D. P. Curtis and son Ellsworth made A true copy of libel and order of court thereon. of which was held at Bryant's Pond are J. C. Wyman's build- For Judge Probate, "Now the face la as the been friends in Auburn. business to Auburn last He port painting Attest: CHARLES F. WHITMAN,Clerk. nesday, most of them going by team. druggist's beaming, visiting trip Friday.- ADDISON E. HERRICK, of Bethel. nickels to htm pass J. C. Sweeney and A. R. Bangs of will add a new silo to his stable this ings. WE SELL THE The weather was good for the occasion, And he think· there 4 fun In selling froth at hair Road Commissioner E. C. Staples is PROBATE NOTICE». Sabattus were guests of W. M. Ricker fall. of Probate, and the drive was as well as a dime a glass. on the To all Interested In either of the estates For Register enjoyable, has been criti- making repairs highway. persons Rev. C. A. Friday. Mr. Irving Penley, who hereinafter named : of Parle. the meetings at the grove. "Now the folks, who can afford It, rush for cool- Grace has been visiting Bertha ALBERT D. PARK, The new cement sidewalk that has ill for some time with Tracy At a Probate Court, held at Rumford, In of this the ness In the mountains, cally typhoid Knickerbocker place gave Gordon of Mechanic Falls. and for the of on the third While the tollers In the seek the same at been laid on Street is much appre- died last Wednes- County Oxford, For Treasurer, eermon at the afternoon service. city High fever, very suddenly of In the of our Lord one County soda fountains." is a over Tuesday August. year ciated and great improvement The fever had turned and he West Lovell. nine hundred and The follow- M. ATWOOD, of Paris. The second foursome tournament was day night. thousand eight. GEORGE A few farmers are still od the old board walk. are highly at one time to be matter been for the action at the links and Sat- haying People appeared improving. McAllister is at home from ing navlng presented played goif Friday a Ralph R. hereinafter It Is hereby For County Attorney, meadows. gratified that so long strip has been Every effort was made to eustain his thereupon Indicated, CELEBRATED and the valuable urday prizes given as North Bridgton. Obdkked: W. H. Griffin went to Pond laid that it is economical but without avail. Dr. In RALPH T. PARKER, of Rumford. Mr. Albert E. Davies were won by Roxbury indicating failing strength W. S. Fox is for Β. E. Brown. That notice thereof be given to all persons by as and durable. Sev- and Dr. guiding a to be Ruth Thursday. well ornamental F. E. W'heelor, Dr. Packard terested by causing copy of this order Judge Potter and Miss Potter, Arieteen Lord spent last week at Stone- In the Ox- For County Commissioner, W. W. was in Gorham, eral private walks have been laid and Barker of Norway have attended him published three weeks successively Chas. Shaw and Miss Hallett winning Goodridge ham and North Lovell. ford a at South one to the or more a trained Democrat, newspaper published HENRY D. HAMMOND. of Paris. was Ν. H., Wednesday. also leading library. and for two weeks that at a the second prizes. The tournament Several new boarders at D. W. Nich- Paris, In said County, they may appear Blueberries and blackberries are quite Arthur M. Peaelee of Lewiston has nurse has been constantly with him. Probate Court to be held at Parts, on tbe For marked close contests, several sets ols'. Sheriff, by been as of the Mr. has been on the old third Tuesday of Sept., A. D. 1908, at 9 of tho won one on a etroke. plentiful. engaged principal high Penley working If "BASS" by up single There will be a circle at the Library clock In the forenoon, and be beard thereon HIRAM R HUBBARD, of Paris. being Charles P. Dennison and wife were in school. Mr. Peaslee is a graduate of farm on Hill and is the Wm. 6. Harlow of Dixfield is a guest Penley Young 27. tbey see cause. Haverhill, Mass., last week. Bates and has bad some experience in son in the of Mr. and Hall, Aug. at M. Atwood's. youngest family D. P. Lord and are W. Β ART late of Dlxflcld.de George was housekeeper CYRUS LETT, atedvee to the C. Park, of Bethel Hill, teaching. Mrs. E. W. He nearly for r.r BUpr«e« Legislature, There will be a dance at Academy EUery Esq., Penloy. their Sundays camping at M. ceased; will and i>etltlon probate thereof was in this village Wednesday. Mr. C. M. Irish and family went to 22 years of age, and quite recently joined spending by Susan B. Bartlett, the executrix STANLEY BISBEE of Kumferd. Hall Friday evening. Music, Swastika A. Lord's house. presented Orrison Griffin of Gilead visited his Bridgton for a few days last week. West Paris of Odd Fellows. Mr. therelu named. C. HOWARD LANE of Pari·. Orchestra. Admission 25 cents each. Lodge son, W. H. Griffin, the first of last week. Dr. Hermon C. Bumpus, director of and Mrs. had a LEONID AS late of Dlxflcld, de STANLEY of Porter. ladies of tbe Circle will Penley originally family East Bethel. BUCK, SHOES OHM AN L. The Baptist Sewell J. Walker and Webster E. the American Museum of National of thirteen children, five of whom have ceased; will and petition for probate thereof AUSTIN A. NELSON, of Hebron. hold their annual midsammer sale at "Again thou art here. O, Golden Rod, H. Buck, the executrix Walker are for the Lum- of New his wife and two now on to the life. Those Fair autumn's herald presented by Sophia W. of Hartford. Hall of this week. working Percy History York, passed higher flower; therein named. TES BROECK STETSON*, Academy Wednesday eon of the In vale rou nod, will ber Co. xons, and au Ε ist India Prince, remaining are five daughters, Mrs. Her- every irally KRED S. SMITH, of Andover Sale opens at 2:30 o'clock. There And hillside's russet sod GEORGE W. 8HAW, late of Buckfleld, de John B. remains in poor Oaekwarof Baroda, were in towu Sat- rick of South Paris, Mrs. Smith of Nor- every WORKING ΠΕΝ. FRED H. BARTLETT of Stoneham. be a fancy table, apron table, sandy Murphy Is graced with thy rich dower." ceased; will and petition for probate thereof FOR health, and no improvement is seen in urday. The Prince is in this country way, and Misses Alice, Leona and Bertha I Addle E. Shaw, the executrix booth, cake and canned fruit, a fish Sweet corn is fast and will presented by his condition. educated and will enter Harvard also three sons, Lester H. of growing therein named. ice cream, children's flower being Penley, to harvest. pond, table, j id soon be ready I Miss Mina is again working this f.tll. Ho ie under the guardianship N. 0., Fred of Locke's Mills, and ADONIRAM J. FULLER, late of Dlxflcld. Heetings. table, and last but not least, a coffee Tyler Berlin, Mrs. Etta Bean is spending a short Republican ί the Dennison store, and assisting in the of Dr. Bumpus while here. Dr. Bumpue Walter who lives on a farm at Young deceased: will and petition for probate thereof table where souvenir cups and saucers vacation with relatives in Lawrence, S. R. Le the executor therein office. is tho son of Lauren and Abbie Eaton Hill. The funeral was held at his presented by land, will be away. In the a post named. given evening de- was born in this town. at 1 $2.50, I will be The Village Improvement Club Uiitn pus and parents' home Saturday afternoon Hon. W. C. Phi brook, programme of entertainment Miss Rilla Bartlett of Litchfield is DOLLY Κ. BABB, late of Peru, deceased, serve much for the new street were entertained Saturday evening o'clock, with all the immediate relatives •f Water* Il le, and given, participated in by the Misses Dean praise They with relatives here. will and petition for probate thereof and cement sidewalk. at the home of Miss A. H. Prince. and a of and staying thereinpresented named of South Paris, Mrs. Freeland Howe, Jr., lamps large gathering neighbors Miss Eula Millett of South Paris was by John 8. Harlow, the executor €ha«. P. Whitten ά Dennison are soon to build Smith announces the friends A beautiful and com- $3.00, Barnes, Esq., of Norway, and Mrs. Mary E. Crooker oi Superintendent present. the of her Mrs. G. K. Hast- NANCY T. AMES, late of Greenwood, de of office in connection with their of teachere for the was Rev. guest aunt, Harwajr, with Mr. Collins ol a printing following assignment forting service conducted by ceased; llnal account presented for sllowance — Rhode Island, Harry last week. — at Hartford and Hill. ings, B. administrator of the estate will «peak Admis- post card house. district including Sumner, C. A. Knickerbocker of Paris by Walter Hand, Rhode Island as accompanist. Mrs. Kimball, of Boston, ia of Eben E. executor of the laet Brown del·!, Tuesday Evening, Aug. 25 are much needed on the stepe Buckfield: There was a of beautiful IrviDg Rami, formerly $3.50, sion in the afternoon free; in the even- Repairs profusion her usual vacation with hei will and testament of eald Nancy T. Ames. North Evening, Aug. ϊϋ and of our school house SUMNKK. flowers. West Paris of Odd Fel- spending j Kryeburg,. .Wednesday and 10 cents. platform village Lodge J. L. Holt. ing 25 Ella Palmer. parents, Mr. and Mrs. EVERETT NEWMAN, late of Dlxfleld, de Kaat Stonebani, Tburt You a Rubber Blanket:' ceived within past year. North Wlthlngton. Hill for a week, has returned. the 26th. It reported, presented Need the Hashes were R. L. RecornDi>Dnn»tmnnmiMP^w in his ported long matter. A CO. Mrs. Jone·, Oxford. in town, being 94th year. Samuel C. of Brockton, Mass., introduced the chairman, and we all NOTICE. F. A. HBCRTLDFI' cer bad and that his wife There is a movement on foot to or- ers, ft F. ▲. BIICRTLEFF * CO. j| C. K. Whitman, Bryant'· Pon.l. Dea. Josiah Stetson is able to gel ; reappeared, and who it was when we looked bin The subscriber hereby gives notice that she for a Dominicus of North Perham, Me., knew Mary R. Bartlett. Bethel. anc would go again in September ganize a stock for the l>een executrix of tbe about on foot for quite a walk up company purpose T. Wardwell of this town. The over—the ex-secretary, who spoke has duly appointed A.Morey. BuckileM. new treatment, and everybody hopes it of a hotel. It is thai Cyrus last will and testament of Hutchlnaon. Bethel. down our hills, although in his 83tt erecting thought of his was ovet too in bis usual aud Mr, big successful. immediate cause death briefly, briefly, easy DEBORAH EDWARDS, late of niram, Rumford. a will be equally money can be raised here Mr. Martin, year. He is also native cf Sumnei nearly enough exertion and excitement caused the manner, and then introduced In the County of Oxford, deceased. All per AND Mr». South Part·. The of when a to a summer house. A by pleasant CAMERAS Round·, power dynamite, given build first class sons the estate of said and the oldest member living of the of his wife from a Mr. of Lewiston, who having demands against Mr. We«t Sumner. was well il- taking young leper's Skelton, ex-mayor are to the same for set- Pomeroy, church. good opportunity to show it, town will be called tc deceased desired present Pranklln Maxim. South Pari·. Congregational special meeting in Texas and into New to be like the thereto are I one on the road. It be- hospital flight proved proverbial "singed tlement, and all Indebted requested T. L. Eaatman. was hurl lustrated day see if the town will exempt such a build Kryeliurg. Ezra Keene, who quite badly Mexico. cat." Made some good points, drove to make payment immediately. Mr·. Merrtll. Hebron. came necessary to remove a large stone, from taxation for ten MARY B. WADSWORTII. PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES ; while handling a colt, is now able tc ing years. nails in a sure skinned theothei Aug. 18th, 1908. 11 Roeetta Ryeroon, Went Sumner. was so hard aa to make it place, 1 walk but still lame and son but impossible Sweet corn is coming forward sc jS :| Joka P. Canton. about, quite and tacked tbe hide on to the Swaaey. too for the team to Weat Sumner. fellow NOTICE. Mr». John P. Canton. Mrs. Nellie to drill, and big that the canning factory will I Swaaey, from its effects. His sister, rapidly barn door. Looked like a coon skin bot Preelaad Norway. handle. So the only alternative seemed have to ι Mrs. Nettie Merrill and two The subscriber hereby gives notice that he Fall months are the Young, RicVer, and her daughter, Mrs. Susie probably begin daughters with the tail cut off. the Uut The late Summer and early among j A. E. Stearna. Rum fori Pall·. to to a stick of under operations has been duly appointed executor of φ of are at the ole be place dynamite number of earlier than usual, have been visiting Miss Laura Bonney. a 11 Ira Jordan. Bethel. Hall, Somerville, Mass., days The next speaker was John P. Well, will and testament of for Picture We aim to com- it and see what that would do. The.v Some of corn are as Mrs. Lowe is with late of ft seasons of the year taking. keep Ella Jordan, Bethel. homestead on their annual visit. pieces reported DebW boarding know how it is with J. P.—how he WARREN SEVERY, Dlxfield, J. E. South Pari·. did ao and the result was far for the now. ma Farrar. you In the of Oxford, deceased. All persons and PAPERS Murah, William the Democrat's ole beyond nearly ready factory Mrs. Del be can comfort County stock of PLATES, FILMS j! Cushman, can eulogize and bow demands against the estate of aald de I plete CAMERAS, at 1:30 p. m. was a most their It not only threw the visitors in town the Horace Barrows was called to Boston having The' campflre and attendee expectations. Among pasl mourners. That's what he did in are desired to the same for settle respected correspondent, it the ceased present fresh from the feature of the the at the neai the stone out of the ground, but broke week were: Dana and Heler the illness of hii and all Indebted thereto are to factory. pleasing day; singing the grange Field Day grove Bryant Friday morning by his own way. The full Turnei ment, requested or 11 into several and hurled some of Milliken original make for the films was led by Capt. Bucknam. "Tramp, Swan Pond, Hartford, and it is presum pieces Sylvester, Freeport; Mary E. niece. payment Immediately. We also have necessary developing Band furnished music, and good music, 18th, 1908. ALVAH A. WAITE. everything and through as be was once the fragments beyond the limits of the Mr. and Mrs. Brooke, Miss Delia Ludden of Brookville, Aug. in ι tramp, tramp," "Marching ed partook of custard pie, Portland; Delphon for the occasion. and the In fact, whatever you need went with a The Pie , road. and Alice is Mrs. Amanda Biibee. plates, printing pictures. j Qeorgia," swing. an honored member of the Custard Yarmouth; Sylvia Houghton Mass., visiting We cannot understand why so level NOTICE. were no the gray haired an eatei Was well with the grovo meet- Llvermore Mr. and Miss Hattie Merrill returned home line of are sure to find singers longer Association. William is easy pleased Houghton, Falls; beaded a man as our Ex-State Master Tbe subscriber hereby gives notice that he the Photography you pretty veterans who came on the that ing Wednesday, as were they all or seem- Mrs. Fred J. Worcester, Mass. ; executor of the last grounds of pie, easy in intelligent conversation Bird, Friday morning. of tbe should place himself 01 has been duly appointed the same- ed to be at least ; has finished Grange testament of morning, but boys again, just easy with the T. D. pipe, and easy to good singing, speaking, Laura B. Buck, Hyde Park ; and Isabells James Robinson working in such an will and AT THE PHARMACY OF the suffer himself to be placed GERTRUDE W. PRATT, late of Paris, invincible that served theii beat in a as he is bui a âne time talking with Democrat Chandler, Boston. for Oscar Swift. brave, boys, race, very lame, undesirable and untenable position. In the County of Oxford, deceased. All persons so a most , editors and divers other En- The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Villa West was called to Bethel de- country well during righteous not easy to beat in quick repartee. He people. know what his secret are, having demands against the estate of said a brief interview with the widow Don't feelings same settle- war. is a reader and one oannot chai ; joyed Sockalexis Newell died Wednesday Wednesday by the death of her little ceased are desired to present the for great but ours would be that we were in the Indebted thereto are to remarks were made of the late Charles of Liver- Its was four months. ment, and all requested Interesting by with him for an hour without learuinf Hoaghton morning. age nephew. the more we Immediately. CO. more who with her Ailce quicksands, and struggled make pavment F. A.SHURTLEFF& Comrades O. A. Maxim, Capt. Bucknam, which is not the case witt \ Falls, daughter R. Miller of Chicago Is booked A number from this place at- 1908. WILLIAM H. PRATT. something, Guy goodly the deeper we sank, or a fly in the Aug. 18th, J. ▲. and Mr. Hutcbins, Rev. Mr. some is visiting at Harry Cole's. to here 4th on the tended the soldiers' reunion at F. L. Noyes people. speak Sept. political meshes of a web. That's what. Barton and Mrs. Putnam also favored us. issues from the Socialist in Woodstock spider's NOTICE. SOUTH PARIS, MAINE. Locke's Mills. standpoint. Wyman's Wednesday. John. It was an ideal day, a beautiful place, Wilson's Mills. One of our merchants, Edwin An- All report it a very enjoyable occasion. The subscriber hereby gives notice that be has aon of been administrator of the estate j Mr. and Mrs. Hobbs and and the decorations of to School the 17th Qeorge drews, has the store and a Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Barrowe of HEALTH ADVICE. duly appointed F. A. SHURTLEFF A CO. flags appealed began Monday, purchased EXCELLENT of r. A. BHURTLEFF * CO. ail the within us. Norway visited at Abbie Trask's Sun- of the stock owned Mrs. Allie Portland are bis father, Horace patriotism Lillian Corbett of Errol teacher. part by visiting Mrs. M. M. Davison, of No. 370 Gifford ISABELLE M MILLETT, || | She waa there, Old B. J. Oleson went to Errol Satur day. Sessions at Milton Plantation. Mrs. Barrows. late of Oxford, Glory, Mrs. Cal., says: "Tbe worth No «car·. Mrs. Lola Poster was at West Paris will of the balance ol who her Ave.,San Jose, In the County of Oxford, deceased, and given tyrant-dealt to visit her Sessions dispose Mrs. Florinda Farrar, injured as a No «tain oa her erlmaon, day daughters. the 16th. of Electric Bitters general family bonds as the law directs. All persons having has to hei Sunday, her stock auction. The store will be ankle last is a serious are No blot oa her Uar% Mrs. Alden Famum gone by week, having very for headache, biliousness and demands against tbe estate of aald drc-ased Mrs. Louise Gammon of visit· does remedy, tbe same for and She'· the flag of our ualoa forever. home in Canaan for a month's vacation Norway filled up by Mr. Andrews, who intends time with it. It is very painful and so desired to present settlement, of the liver and bowels is pro- to mike ed relatives in this last week. to a a re- torpor all Indebted thereto are requested pay will be no dues or but all Mrs. Brunell is at the hotel while she ii , place pat in Une and hire not seem to gain any. a There fees, general nounced that I am to say ment immediately. Several from here attended the man to run the business. prompted to be defrayed by personal con- away. sponsible word in its for tbe benefit of those Aug. 18tb, 1908. JOHN B. ROBINSON. expenses IJniversalist grove at was a comfortable favor, The six surveyors, who have beei meeting Bryant Wednesday cool, such afflictions. tributions. last seeking relief from β a vote at H. O. A D. C. Bennett's Pond Wednesday. one well for an out-door Albany. At the close of the cam ρ re, boarding day, adapted There is more health for the digestive NOTICE. died at his home at as was at Grover at his home was to till June have finished work and gone home. Irving Penley meeting such held Dearborn'i Carter passed away Bitters The subscriber hereby notice that he taken adjourn 17,190Θ. of organs in a bottle of Electric gives was in laat week Weat Paris lut Wednesday night Grove the Oxford Universalist Asso- 17th, after a long illness. He has doen executor of the last Closed by singing America, and bene- Leon Bennett Berlin by August than in other I know of." duly appointed fever. Mr. worked for was a He any remedy will and testament of Waists R. B. who has been typhoid Penley ciation. There fair attendance was born in Bethel March 10th, 1853. Shirt diction by Rev. Mr. Barton. Wilson, visiting Sold under at F. A. Shurtleff RUODA S. YATES, late of Paris, E. L. Tebbets A Co. last winter and both in the and afternoon. All bad made his home in for about guarantee his daughters in Lewiston and Andover morning Albany store. 50c. In the of Oxford, deceased, and given made friends while here. & Co.'s drug County bas returned home. many partook of a picnic dinner in the grove ten years, and was liked and respected bonds as the law directs. All persons having He a wife demands tbe estate of aald deceased are Obituary. Mr. and Mrs. bave gone tc and a general social time was enjoyed. by all who knew him. leaves A barbecue is at Ells· agulnst Reduced Prices Hugh Hoyt genuine planned desired to present the same for settlement, and at Greatly son them t< North Paris. Several of were and four brothers and tbe Dem- On August 12th occurred the death ol the Weirs. Their carried clergymen prominence adopted daughter, worth when Obadlah Gardner, all Indebted thereto are requested to make pay- furnished to monrn the loss Karle Α., youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Berlin. Mrs. Jane Bobbins of West Paris is present. The local ohoir many other relative·, ocratic candidate for governor, speaks mnsio. The next of the asso- of a beloved relative. The remains were JAMBS 8. WRIGHT. W. L. Hsrlow of Buckfleld, at the age visiting ber sister, Mrs. Β. K. Dow. meeting there. "KÎÏÏmS?· for this week only. and β North Waterford. and Mrs. A. Hollis and ciation will be held at West Paris in taken to Hyde Park, Mass., for burial. of 21 years, 4 months days. Mr. T. family OF FOBSCLOaVRE. The widow and one Ε NOTICE He was a young man of unusual a number from here went to th< and Mr. and Mrs. Ε. E. Field and family October. brother, George FOR SORE FEET. Quite remains to WHEREAS, Mary E. Farnura of the Planta ambitious and ever 16th at West Sumner. of Norway, accompanied the and ability, earnest and fire at Norway. spent Aug. "I have found Bucklen's Arnica Salve tatlon of Milton In the county of Oxford a of which I am selling Eaat Waterford. Massachusetts. Mrs. Grover will retnrn dated Also nice line MILLINERY to bis home and friends, while hit Jess Littlefleld got home from the Will and Herbert Bisbee of Sumner to be the to use for sore State of Maine, by her mortgage deed, loyal teachers are for a at least. proper thing and recorded In the Oxford Coun- and the many last week It haei visited at A. T. Hollis' The following engaged to Albany while Nov. 7th, 18B9, patience brvvery during hospital Thursday. recently. feet, as well as for healing burns, sores, of Deeds, Rook 251, Page 9M, con- cheap. and illness Mrs. Celinda Wescott and son's for the fall school· which open Sept. 7 : Gertie F. Sloan has returned home ty Registry asOkitbs of a long painful been only oat week and three days aincc wives, outs, and all manner of abrasions," veyed to me, tbe undersigned, a certain parcel South Waterford, Emmie from West Stoneham, where she has estate In said Plantation οι Mil- ware examples of sell-forgetfulnesi his operation. Mrs. Robin and Mrs. Millard Wescott, of Young. writes Mr. W. Stone, of East Poland, of real situated loss will be at K. Dow'a Flit, Agnes R. Plummer. been ton In aforesaid oounty of Oxford, and bounded of emulation. His Oliver Bowers visited his sister, Mrs, Portland, viaited Β. Aug. 10. Lulu G. Mclntlre. working. Maine. It is the too for of E. Miss S. M. Wheeler, worthy East Waterford, was town proper thing as follows;—easterly by land L.Tebbets; a of friends. Mrs. D. B. Dow of Ν. Dr. Bedaid of Norway in keenly felt by large circle D. H. Le broke, over Sunday. Roohester, H., North Waterford, grammar, Mrs. Myra Patrick it! Sold under guarantee at northerly by land formerly of L. H. Roberts and M. Dresser. last week. piles. Try MAINE. Will McAllister's little Rose wai visited ber husband's parents, Mr. and of Harrison: primary, Lizzie storo. 25o. land of L. w. Farnum; westerly by the county SOUTH PARIS, girl Plummer Grace 8awin of Mr. SburtlefTs drug Sumner to souther- Mrs. Β. K. a few Hill, Albany. Mr. and Mrs. John Grover and road leading from Romford; son of Albert Mat- bitten on the head quite badly so the] Dow, days recently, Jessie and re- The eleven-year-old Blackguard, Day. Harold of Sonth Paris spent ly by land of Freeman Chase; excepting was knocked down bad to take tea stitches. The wai Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Bubier and Mr. Mutiny, Ida Hilton of Brtdgton. Briggs Praise Τ hi· the Rand mill so being thews of Sastport dog Mrs. Many Women Remedy. serving property, called, and Mrs. A. T. Hollis and attend- Deer Hill, Lucy Frost of Norway. Sunday with Mr. Grover's mother, mill and about five acres of land. And run over a team loaded killed at onoe. family Mother a nurse In New York, discovered the and by heavily HID, Ruth Leavttt of Massachusetts. Grover. Gray, the condition of said has been η ed the at Hammond's Temple Catherine herb cure for women's Ills, whereas mortgage toe wheel hia Li wood Flint has started with hit Orange picnio an aromatic pleasant reason of ihe breach with sardines, crashing Mr. Blair of is Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Hilton of West It Is the broken, now therefore, by with intention of West 20. Poland visiting Lyman called ACiTBiLIAJi.LEAF. only a foreclosure chest The lived only a few min- animals the following Grove, Paris, Aug. female weaknesses and of jhe condition thereof I claim th· boy Mrs. Littlehale and William Stoneham were in town certain regulator. Cores Bears la hia ran in front the fairs where he will exhibit them. Mr. and A. D. Emery. Sunday. Bladder and Urinary trou- of said mortgage. FarftfutsndCMMrm. utas. The boy play at Sumner ! Backache: Kidney, 1908. CASTORIA Mr. and Mrs. America Andrews and Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Pride of Norway Gladys Grover is or mall ISO cts. 8am- Dated at Paris, Maine, Aug. 14th, of the team, and waa not noticed by the He has a wild eat, prairie wolf, bear, stopping bles. At all Druggists by JKNNli M. ANDREWS. Beatrloe are Lake spent Sunday with Mrs. Martha Grovsr'a while her mother la away, I rail. Address, The Mother Gray Co., Le who was urging hia horses np the opossum, badger, prairie dog and porcu granddaughter, Andrews, -M By Wright A Wheelar, her attorneys. driver, attend at Poland. ι Pride. t Dr. Twaddle waa Id town last wMk. Κ'y, Κ. T. Incline, ο Mil too late.— put. lag oampmeetiog Aik for All··'· Foot-E«M. Bam Ball. feet All the schools to Paris will of the Campaign. A for swollen, ttrrd, bot, imartlng open Sapt Had to Stand and Watch Opening NORWAY. powder of tin ïhe «χίσνύ JBnaotrst 7. Simple sent FBEE. Also Free Sample Cor*.Pad. » new Invrn ΡΑΒΙ β 1. Foot-Ease Θανγγλβτ Thanks to the B. F. A Go.'· NORWAY 2; SOUTH S. Olmsted, Le Boy, Ν. T, Farmer AND PHILBBOOK Spinney Allen Walter Z. Brown of Ctrcigo ie a guest MR. SWASEY JUDGE don. Address, water and the Brook Another fine of ball waa at Mr*. Alice P. OOOD AUDIENCE. system Tannery game played Every Thayer's. ADDBES9 While Two houses Burned, with water forced through the Norway at the fair ground· Saturday and the Mrs. her pod as the Born. business S0UTH_PARJ8. Ellen Curtis is visiting No Water. Water Company's mains aa well good crowd considering the weather, As well as every OfTlCS. SO l'T H PARIS POST H. at Readtield. The first of the work done the old hand were ao much interested in the Roy Curtis, Republican meeting excellent by game of Bw A. M. to 7 30 F. M. Mon- OiBce Hour·: 7:30 at South Paris wm held tubs of South Paris and Norway in the that did not seem to mind the rain a Hobart A. Kenney and Lewis A. Keet campaign they man should have bank FINALLY GOT WITH THE HELP of last week in New Hall, Andrews fire. one is asking the that fell during the last part «ο the wife of ύΒΛΝΟ TRUNK «AILWAT. are in Boston for a few days. ENOUGH, day evening Every continually ag· "· when Hon. John P. Swasey and Hon. relative to results without the of the contest. Regardless of the try- B- w. Kolte.Y™.' June 21,19HB, OF A BUCKET BRIGADE, TO question to the wife of Jo*ph «. OamnHDctet Prank Haskell of Auburn has visited W. C. Phiibrook of WaterTille spoke to three. South Paris came in good time ing conditions under which the game 7. SAVE THE THIBD. account. ΤΚΑΠίβ LIAT»: SOUTH F**tS his aunt, Mrs. L. A. Rounds, a few days, a good audience. and received many compliments. Let was played, both teams put up a splendid lovrn e**t)-4 vs a. M..dallv;S:30A.ii., The Norway Band played a selection the "old hand tubs" be kindly looked article of and were ao evenly match- 7:» a. Mrs. P. E. Keniston is at Bay Point ball, 1·< Sunday; dally, the and on Brook to a Married. j»! :?«<«■ «_Ui-.ii.. a in the square before meeting, after from now and Tannery ed that no one will be able piok ,,, M Sunday only. with Mr. aud Mrs. S. E. Tucker fur on South Two houses Pleasant Street, went into the where for all ι' '.1-1* lip west)-à:50 a.m.. dally; SS5F.M.. week. then hall, they water not be condemned pur- winner when they play again. r. 10 Ά A. Pine Grove the Μ » η to η and except Sun-lay ; 10:13 J»., daily ; Paris, opposite Norway during the intermissions of The team used the same line- In Andover. Aug. 12, Mr. Wallle ,,^'v morn- played poses. Norway « » vi Sunday only. Mr. and Mrs. A. lefl Cemetery, burned early Saturday notice bad return- Mill Eva Andrews, both of Andover. „ Harry Morton programme. Rather short Mr. and Mrs. Vivian W. Hills up as used against West Paris last BECAUSE: and a third was saved the hard- they STATED HKKT1M08. Saturday fur a week's tenting at Shagg ing, by been of the meeting, and the even- ed from Union last week. Mrs. Hills while South Paris waa strengthen· bank than else. est kind of while for an hour given week, Your money is safer in the anywhere No. H4. Regular Pond. work, was following a rainy day, stil' haa for some time been with her sister, ed of a catcher, and Died. r * A M .-Part» Lodge. line« of hose waited for the water ing rainy by Thayer Auburn, «venin» on or before full moon. empty number were out. There were burned out. of Weat Paria and most Tuesdav Rev. and Mrs. T. N. ar« a good who was recently They Farnum and Rowe the bills check is the -Mount Ml ·» I.cxlge. regular meet Kewley which would have had the fire under con- audi- Paying your by simplest '»",·) (r some women and children in the returned auto. all of whom good 8arab widow of evenlnc of each week—Aurora spending their vacation at Pal mouth in & and a crowd of by team, inflelders, played In Paris, Ang. 23, Mr·. T., rniirtday trol few minutes, the of those and are in to the convenient method. W and third Monday evening» Foreside. ence, but larger part pres- Eugene E. Andrews family ball and added much atrength Capt. Gnstavue C. Pratt, sged 77 years. V?: wment, stood and watched, with no Mrs. Emellne H. Camming·, spectators ent were voters. rooms over the poet office. It is under- team. In Paris, Ang. 24, No. means the blaze K-Mount Pleaaaa Kebekah Lodge, Practice for the Pacific Co. of extinguishing except Wheeler of the will not rebuild their the ninth in- aged 82 years. Your check is a for the debt It pays. "V, of each Engine Alton C. Republican stood that they Up to the last half of son of Mr. and legal receipt tti «êcond ».nd fourth Friday· of water carried from near-by wells. In Bethel, Aug. 18, PblUp, will be Thursday night next instead ol pails Town Committee and briefly house this season as it would be very the Paris team bad a little Mrs. w. Kimball, aged 4 years. ο,ι.ί Fellows' HalL And if the blaze had started the presided, ning played Benjamin Poet. No. 148. meets as among the move Into It for In 13, Lewis Η. Β urn ham, aged You can make the exact change when paying χ κ -w. K. Kimball Tuesday arranged. but fittingly introduced speakers. late before they could better ball of the two, and had scored Albany, Ang. always Saturday evening·· of each high in the thickly built part 59 years. V \ ; thirl buildings Mr. Phiibrook was the first speaker. the winter. The stable will be rebuilt one run in the sixth on two errors wife of John Donald H. Bean and family are spend- of the we should have watched it inning In Kezar Falls, Aug. 14, Delle, check. a town, Mr. Phiibrook said that and this by bal" Circle. Ladle· of the G A. their vacation with Mrs. Bean's In opening at once. by Perkins and Thayer's hit, Osgood. \v: of ing burn for many more hours. this bad an addi- Carter A. Grover, M .,n first -nd third Saturday evening» the for meeting Walter E. Gordon is bnllding was the run maide either team, In A lbany, Aug. 17, aged to orders to bills uncle, James Millett, at Buckfield. The house in which the fire started arrangements only by You never have buy money pay nth. in Grand Armi Hall. been made so late that he had had no feet to the south side of two in their last years. 1'. meets tion of twelve until Norway scored Irving aged V -loshua L. Chaui>»erlAln Camp was owned by W. V. Redding of Sumner, In West Paris, Ang. 19, Penley, from home. of each month. There will be services at the M. E. time for He did not pro- his stable to be used for horse stalls. turn at the bat and won the There ■boat 21 away ; Uy evenings was preparation. game. yean. I to Oct. next Mr. and occupied by Fred W. Lee, and to con- H -Parte Grange, fro» May 1. church Sunday. Kev. Morgan to discuss local politics any Edith M. Smith and Georgia A. Walk- was as little choioe in the work of the was pose ·* third ; during the the other owned Mrs. W. V. as a in the bank credit. r-t and Saturday of Boston is expected to occupy the by siderable extent. He believed that er returned from their outing at Goat two as there was in the of strengthens your meet· every S-tturUy, In and was Mrs. Kate pitchers play Money r, 1· 1er of the year, [tedding, occupied by pulpit. rulfl both parties nominated respectable Island the last of the week. the two teams in other departments, and HERE'S THE PROOF Howard. There was 1600 insurance on and Undivided Prdfits of over G. -Second and fourth Monday· of for the offices, and he should Allard à Moulton their store both have reason to be of their Our Surplus i'ii'c The Ladies' Aid of the Baptist church each which is less than two-thirds gentlemen opened proud capital, house, not talk about candidates, but about a most vacation. waa loss. No. will have a social at their Tues- Monday after pleasant work. Much sympathy expressed money against w Brook Lodge. 181, vestry the loss. BUT BESIDES CATARRH, HYOMEI CURES $92,000.00 guarantee your <\ of 'p.—Slony certain fundamental principles. He Mrs. Η. B. Foster and daughter for Rich because of bis in the .. evenings weakening ·., -e.»nd and fourth Wednesday day evening. Ice cream will be served. It was 2:35 o'clock in the morning took the to the constitution were the of Emma J. the fact COUOHS AND COLDS, CROUP Admission 5 cents. up preamble Lanrestein guests last inning, but the wet ball, QRIP, No. SI. meet· every when the fire alarm of five blasts was and atten- p—HaimB* Lodge. of the United States, called Smith at her lake cottage last week. bad up their beat batters, the AND ASTHMA. at Pythian Hall. sounded the whistle of the Mason Norway kT \ venlng Mr. and Mrs. Percy U. Rankin, Miss by tion to the six several purposes stated in Fred Stone has moved from hie Main work of Nevers at this and and the firemen and poor point, BANK Manufacturing Co., the NATIONAL Alice Rankin and Miss Martha Little- as reasons for his busi- NORWAY will continue THE him and Mrs. Charles G. Andrews are that paragraph adop- Street studio and Rich's great desire to win,' made Mr many other citizens turned out READ: IF YOU ARE Λ SUFFERER FROM Held, of Wells Beach, are at A. W. quickly tion of the constitution. This whole ness with tent accommodations. over-anxious and he lost bip control and in Lovell. and were on the scene. The fire started tiMwOg a on the con- REFLECT. Walker's for few days. preamble, an able writer Richard Dietrich with the Hayden with it the game. CATARRH, REASON A5D three weeks. Also state in the rear of the house, in the of Maine. intj fair in probably stitution has said, be summed up Pattern of Haverhill, Mass., of Paris would have will swear that Remember it is each man's to of and if water might Company While, course, "My wife and I Hyo- Norway, a same week. duty vicinity the kitchen stove, the e the in the last clause, "to promote has his vacation with bis people liked to have won the feel me of the worst case of ca- see that his name is on the list. had be<*n even at low passed game, they mei cured voting available, pressure, welfare." Κ izabeth has been visit- The selectmen are n<»t all to blatne if general on Pike Hill. that their team is the equal of Norway tarrh that ever existed. I used to coagb Edgerley when the firemen were for it with some ready Mr. Phiibrook considered briefly A of the peo- a the two on a a sj r» Ε. P. Tarliu in Wilton. can't vote 14th next. would number Norway village and game between pleas- at night, and had dropping Bg you Sept their hose, ten or fifteen minutes of the but de- school at constantly of the clauses preamble, ple who formerly attended ant day would be very interesting. This in the throat, which kept me awake a of Owl's Head is have got the tire fully under control, and to in- Hattie Emery H. G. Fletcher and Dr. D. M. Stewart voted his principal attention the Lake School were with those was both sides I raised thick and Morton. the total damage would not Norway game cleanly played by great deal. phlegm, t ,est of Misa Katherine went to B>ston Wednesday by automo- probably clusive one relative to the general wel- who the first annual reunion of work of Nevers left a bad taste I have exceeded three hundred dollars. enjoyed but the was in a horrible condition. However, bile with Mr. Jacobs, who had been at fare. He instanced the tremendous de of the some use ... A. has to the teachers and pupils Norway in the mouth of of the fans here, the », Hattie Hooper gone As everybody knows, the villages of am entirely cured solely through a Mr. Uowland's. returned of the country under Repub- Association at Frost Cor- themselves forc- el Island for few weeks. They Priday Paris have been with- velopment Lake School who expressed quite of again Norway and South the civil war. This de- at Hyomei." night. lican rule since ner, Thursday. After the banquet after the game. Dr. Z. Hart, Laconia, Ν. H. Koss and two children of out water most of the time for more iably Philip V Ε Ε. he said, would .not have been noon a was The feature of the was a of the thousands H. Porter, who has spent the than two weeks. A break in the intake velopment, literary programme given. play game Reader, this is one md are visiting at J. J. Murphy's. Roy attained if there had not been a distinct was summer at The attendance unusually large. fine throw Shaw in the fourth inning of the marvelous IE. vacation his home here, left of the Water Co. drew by testimonials praising «1ST HOIR Norway pipe that encouraged the A South Paris was fined the a man at the and If are ν A. Bessey of Stoneham, Mass., on his return to his sand into the and them. policy adopted boy by which caught plate curative power of Hyomei. you This is the time to a new suit for the rest of the sea- Thursday night pumps damaged and the establish- one dollar buy Mr··. L. C. building of railroads Court Tuesday, a fine double a not it? P. A. Shurt- τ Ut- guest of her sister, work as instructor at the luwa State New valves were procured and set Municipal completed play. sufferer, why try ment and of all industrial for his on the sidewalk. score: will refond or wear. balance of our at Iowa. were started. unbuilding riding bicycle The leff & Co. it, and son next summer's The light M»rtiu. College Ames, Thursday, and the pumps been the law. guarantee enterprises. This has policy Although there is a Norway town if it fails to cure. of Auburn has been The pipes were flushed to clear them of NORWAY. your money Hyomei It's not M Eva Farrar At the drawing of jurors for the of the party. Do you want such it is the usual thing it is an- suits is marked down several dollars. the shoe brook water Republican against riding Λ Β. R. Β.Η. P.O. Α. *. is not a stomach nostrum; dry weight » -· lier Miss Geneva \ oung, October term of court William factory pumped to in the hands of use cousin, Saturday. keep the government for all who wish to the sidewalks β.β 4 0 0 0 3 0 and all into them at the Norway fire the pre- Harrison, tiseptic and medicated air, you to into details about the the tailoring Λ few days. O. Frothingham was drawn grand juror, the same or do you want to turn for such llearce, 2-b 3 1 1 1 * « of the necessary go styles, and the water was on party, purposes. have to do to cure any disease and Adelbert D. Littlehale and Charles ceding Saturday, with unknown con- of the fol- Hammond, l.f 3 1 1 1 0 0 has been visiting it into other hands, A party consisting or is to breathe it in were would not V:, \lbert D. Park for an hour or more then happy Ultb.p 2 0 0 0 3 0 nose, throat lungs, or the fabrics. If not all right, they H. Bate» traverse Friday evening, Mrs. L. 0 they in East jurors. Dr. L. Hall Trufant, — 4 0 1 0 inhaler. A ï s>ter, Mrs. S. C. Ileald, it was shut off sequences? lowing, Young, c.f through the Hyomei Hyo- again entirely. Brief reference was made Mr. Gerald P. b 3 0 1 0 4 0 a by Hall Trufant, Dr. Clifford, 3 a scientific inhaler, have been on sale here. ner, for a few days. We came dangerously near frost Chief Bowker a Lowrfl, 0 0 mei outfit, including Engineer procured Phiibrook to the "rum question," but .1. Genevieve Barker, Price, rf 3 0 0 1 but so far as heard as soon as after the Mildred Holmes, 3 0 0 M 0 1 costs $1.00. Get one to-day. Sub- tires in the two towns. Friday morning, team possible alarm, discuss it at Ε. T. Chapman, lb only Saturday he did not length, saying Katherine Stone, Hazel Foster, 3 0 0 8 2 t treatment is 50 cents a bot- Suits for break out, from C. R. Penley, whose he might have need of it, Perkins, sequent only Men's $18.00 Summer $14.00 \\ will next Saturday's escaped. thinking that he considered It settled that the Fred C. P. F. Stone & farm is one of the frostiest in the Tliibodeau, Davis, tle. Get one now, P. A. Shurtleff Co. we to it with? places and drove to the fire. that there SO 2 4 27 14 3 Λ : what shall have tight Finding state did not want resubmission. Barker a corn roast Totals, Summer for 12.00 his thermometer on the and Herbert enjoyed take all the risk. They it. Men's 15.00 Suits vicinity, says was no water on, he drove on to Norway of Mr. Phil- guarantee been at home After the completion near Dr. H. P. Jones' cottage on the SOUTH PARIS. Mrs S. E. Tucker has pia//.a came within two degrees of the to see Mr. Andrews, the and for 10.00 president brook's which was well received east shore of the lake A.B. R. B.H. P.O. A. E. Men's 12.00 Summer Suits f, :ew from their cottage at Bay which means frost on the mead- of Water Co. speech, Tuesday evening. days point Miperintendent the Norway Mr. was intro- «haw, r.f 4 10 3 10 the Tuckers are but not lengthy, Swasey A. J. Stearns and M. L. Kimball with ,· where spending ows. In response to a request Mr. Thayer, c 3 0 17 10 Men's 10.00 Summer Suits for 7.50 by duced. He by a reference to the Horace Cole Frank P. Bart- the summer. to turn on the water from the opened represented Parlln, c.f. 4 0 110 0 S. M. Herbert Bowker who him Asso- King, accompauied by "92" from Oxford County gave lett Camp, Spanish War Veterans Rich, ρ 4 0 1 0 2 0 for some time reservoir at Norway, Mr. Andrews de- 0 0 1 4 0 That F ed C. Briggs, who has M. Tucker, started Saturday morning unanimous support at the convention, ciation, Saturday at Portland. Karnum, 2-b 4 Eyes Squint. to that had no water to β.· 4 0 114 1 b u in Brockton, Maine, returned for the Eastern Maine State Fair at Ban- clined, saying they and his and appre- W. Gordon has leased the Fred Cole, to should expressed gratitude Ik Rowe, 3-b 3 0 0 0 1 0 ·. two or amount anything, and he not a H. B. -h l'arie last week to with a of his famous Never- on 0 0 FOSTER, spend gor, part Kiogle- ciation of the county's loyalty. Stone studio building Tannery Brook, Wheeler, l.f 3 ο 0 0 People having tendency turn it on. There was some talk about 0 0 three weeks. side Farm Jersey herd. He will make theless, he said, there are some things Main and will open a reetaurant, Pike, l b 3 0 0 11 on the water from the new res- Street, to be relieved of the the circuit of the state but it is turning about a candidate that are not al- store. squint may ONE PRICE CLOTHIER, Mrs. Herbert A. Hilton, who fairs, being home bakery and confectionery Totale 32 1 4 *24 13 1 Mr and ervoir in Paris, and Mr. Andrews would to the habit most of doubtful if he goes outside of Maine and he referred He will the rent over the store. awkward, unbecoming : ne been at Bingham no to together pleasant, occupy camping give orders have that done, leaving was home this year. recent incident, in which he was charg- Nettie Fuller at C. F. Ridlon's store 'No out» wh?n winning run scored. NORWAY, ΠΑΙΝΕ. t: simmer, returned to their it to Mr. Bowker to act his wearing proper glasses. pleasure. ed the Waterville Sentinel with say- two weeks' vacation. by last The Democrat was of drove back by is oDjoying a Score by Innings. here Friday. recently guilty Mr. Bowker immediately man is is caused nervous that the laboring getting Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Bennett are stop- 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 D-Total. Squint by stating that this year's potato crop in to South Paris. foreman of ing Mrs. Bert Chandler of Medford, Mass Mr.'Bell, more than he deserves. Grove for a few at 0 was estimated at ping at Empire days Sorway 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2—2 of the and is in Aroostook County construction on the Norway Water Co.'s twitching eyelids, vt is visiting at C. M. Thomas "I never said it," said Mr. Swasey, South Paris, 0 0000100 0—1 12,· bushels. That was cm the au- new boards at Walter H. Swett's Norwegian Camp. on relatives and friends >00,000 work, two men from whom the is at the of defective eyes. nner, called was "and the story Mrs. C. F. Ridlon Earned runs, 0. Three-ba»c-hlt, Hammond. positive proof of other state papers, but uear the new and an stopping >:· one last week. thority reservoir, attempt is to have come say I never said View. First base on balls, off Lelth 2; off Rich 3. day as we are an Aroos- alleged Ridlon cottage, Grand wrong, informed by was made to reach him to Struck oat, Lelth Rich β. Left on by telephone it. So there are three of us against the Mrs. S. F. Stearns and Ethel Richard- by 9; by The programme of the Seneca Club took man. The estimate is really get him to turn on the water, but did bases, South Pails β; Norway β. Double pl*y, Waterville Sentinel." son of Bethel are of Mrs. to First base on South f the has been bushels. not and Mr. Bowker drove on guests George «haw Thayer. errors, coming year printed. 2.1,000,000 succeed, said that there Paris 1. Rich Fruit Jar. Mr. for two weeks. 2; Norway Hit by ball, by New Swasey P. Locke pitched A "Our Further, have subject for sudy is Country." toward the reservoir, which is a mile I. Nevers. Children should Henry K. Howe, who has been at was no reason why he should have any Joe McPhee has leased the Bartlett Umpire, Scorer, Thayer. Κ meetings begin Oct. oth. from the up hill. On the road >rfnightly school at Mount Hermon, Mass., joined village inclination to say any such thing. He corner Main and Streets, their examined before be- he met William J. Wheeler and Stanley store, Bridge It is expected that Norway and South eyes E. Strickland of Schenectady, Mr. and Mrs. Heidner here Saturday. knew what it was to labor. He had full will a lunch room and restau- Roy from the Johnson farm and open Parie will play again Saturday, Sept. 5, taxed Defects Ν V.. is his two weeks' vaca- And if evL*r got a reception to Wheeler, coming with the laboring man. The ing by study. spending anybody and turned sympathy rant. each team the same men as in last was with their automobile, they has al- using then if ■n with relatives here. Mrs. Strickland be proud of, it Henry. He had been party is the party, Prof. V. M. Whitman, wife and son, may be remedied that, around and carried the message to Mr. Republican Saturday's game. hits been here for two or three weeks. expected a day or two earlier, and the ways been the party of the laboring left for St. Andrews, Ν. Β dis- Bell. Wednesday left alone, may cause much "THE ECONOMY JARS." tell boys who had been his mates here hat! man. The Democrats will you for a visit with Mrs. Whitman's The South Paris Grammar School nine Miss Emma Jones and Miss Marion Mr. Bell turned the water on, but said parents, watched the trains, and when he did theirs is the party of the laboring Mr. and Mrs. John S. Maloney. Mr. went to Mechanic Fa!is tress in after years. Tarbox of Ilopedale. Mass., and Mr. that it would be half an hour before the Wednesday come swarmed down on him and and Mrs. Whitman have been and defeated the Orammar School nine Elmer Jones of Litchbold, Maine, have they would fill and the water reach the enjoying almost him off his feet. pipes When did the Democratic party for the five K. Morton s for a swept pie. life at Sunset Camp past there by a score of 12 to 3. A return been guests at George fire. Ilis estimate was pretty accurate, of the S. RICHARDS, ever pass a law in the interest weeks. here was but Mouth. Sure Seal. Wo few Frank Moore of Norway is the male and it was almost an hour after game expected Saturday, Wide days. exactly it has had >r- there- the Β this week. Mon- laboring man, though opp Frank Cox and wife attended bhe Mechanic Falls nine did not come. SPECIALIST, was vocalist at jou the alarm was sounded that the water EYESIGHT William of Auburn The from its IIIO Ull IUOIUO Mrs. Hayes d.tv and he will tunity? Republican party UI11UU υΐ 1 tjr-ecuuuu nv^r The following score of Wednesday's and the Alton C. Tuesday eveuinsjs sing began to dribble through the nozzles. South Parli, Me. rubber to fail the guest of her daughter. Mrs. into power in 1801 has maintain- ment at Lake Auburn Wednesday. while there are several 6 Pleasant St.. ring spoil "When the Moon Peek-a-b>>o," a of was coming çatne, evidently WKuuior f<.r λ few davs last week. Plays Meanwhile good job fighting is for the ed a tariff which Several among whom were David errors in it is the one and Clark will "That's What iiiv uivuibu „.,M protective others, making up, Miss sing lOltlg UUUÛ UJ Mrs. William Β. Hayes of Providence, benefit of the laboring man, covering Flood and 011-' Marjorle Barker. the vicinity. brought He said c 5 2 3 10 1 2 HenryCounty dozen. The Norway did not want resubmission. Fort for the lack"on, said District, that oa PINTS $1.00 Miss Frances Elltnirwoo·!. in was used to the Howard Perry, Ohio, Wednesday, l.f 5 2 1 0 0 0 In respectfully represents per ed the of new mains in the vil· pails keep weeks he bad been travel- W. ilartlett, of last he was laying Μι>. Neïlir Alibott. 1 that for three national shoot, viz.: Capt. John 1-b 1 0 0 4 0 0 the Ath day June, past, duty house wet down, but it was so near the Butters, under the Acts of re- per dozen. ii.'e, are now lowering some of their Mrs. Paul .tones. in several the peo- Moses P. 2d adjudged bankrupt Congress QUARTS $1.15 ing counties, meeting Nash, 1st Lieut. Stiles, that he has surren- the surface Dr. C. L. Homer. other that all the work that could be: β 11 3 lating to Bankruptcy; duly mams which were ton near and to an audience nearly L. II. W. P. Totals 45 12 27 of HALF dozen. l>r. C. <>»£οο<1. done could not the house from ple speaking Lieut. Daughraty, Sergt. dered all bis pro]>ertv and rights property, GALLONS.$1.40 per liable to freeze. The on Gothic provent in that time he had with all the and pipe Mr C. K. Dorr. every evening, and Marston and Sergt. A. L. Wyman. They MC. FALLS GRAMMAR. and has fully compUect requirement)· and are catching fire, and after a while it had to said Acts and of the orders of Court touching N'reet ha-< been lowered, they Γ Κ Willis. seen one man who showed the will return the last of A.B. R. B.H. P.O. A. E. of be and after the house only days August. his w on Street. abandoned, got a in c 4 0 13 11 bankruptcy. For Sale toy u working High S. F. Postmaster. effects of Such showing The annual of the stockhold- Howard, Wherefore he That he may be decreed Davis, it burned liquor. meeting l.f 4 110 10 prays, started, rapidly. in favor of Holt, p., a from all itself was a strong argument ers of the and Paris Electric 0 the Court to have full discharge A is built on the front was directed to Norway Gllman.l-b 4 1 1 13 0 by piazza being During the past week a massive monu- Effort then wetting debts against his estate under said W. Bolster's Road at the office of Freeland Howo, Russell 2-b 4 0 0 1 3 0 provable :»nd one side of Mrs. Angie ment h ax been set on the Samuel Rich- down the of Charloe P. Wil- prohibition. Acte, except such debts as are ex- buildings to the of the tariff. afternoon. Tripp, 3-b 4 0 0 4 0 2 bankruptcy ise on Street, the second Returning subject The following law from such discharge. Pleasuut ards lot in Riverside Cemetery. The son, which stood next tho Howard Wednesday Keene, s.s 3 0 0 2 0 0 cepted by Mr. that the were elected: Dated this 19th of A ug., A. ». 1908. r which is Charles R. Swasey suggested changed officers r.f 3 0 1 0 0 0 day of occupied by design is that of a cross in dress- house, the stable being quite near. Splller, HENRY J. REYNOLDS, Bankrupt. general conditions had made a revision of the Howe. c.f 3 0 0 0 0 0 1 iuham, and other repairs are being nine feet This stable was for some President—Kreelanrt Morton, ed grani e. about high, standing smoking time, but tbat such a revision V. Hill. 3 0 1 0 8 0 & tariff advisable, Clerk—Percy Hooper, l.f., ρ Bolster Mrs. Bolster ex- N. on tho house. the THEREON. made on a base and tl inked by suitably but was kept pretty wet. and before of the Treasurer—Mies Ε. H. Morrill. ORDER OF NOTICE Co., large be made the friends tt the lower of should by 32 3 4 23 13 3 to move into story stones at the foot. In front of was over the water com- Totals, ss. eugraved danger began and not those who were Elizabeth B. District of Maine, Dayton8S MAH.K.SIT SQUARE, in a few weeks. protective policy, by Those present Beal, on t!.t· house the cross stands the ligure of an angel ing through the hose. The Score by Innings. On this 22nd day of Aug., A. D. 1908, read- favor a "tariff for revenue only." II. B. Geo. E. Macoraber, Miss It Is witt about six feet in At first it ran to fill a Young, 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 li-Total. ing the foregoing petlUon, PARIS. MAINS. Hie electric and trolley poles, upraised band, just enough is of to P. Ordered the Court, That a hearing tie bad SOUTH light of water filled this question special importance Ε. II. Morrill, Percy V. Hill, Guy by a in marble. The monument is and pails by a Paris Grammar, 0 2 0 3 3 1 1 0 1—12 ui>on the same on the 11th of A. D. w h were painted short time since, height, pail, Maine, because thn laying of revenue Gannett and Freeland Howe. day Sept., one the most elaborate and in means were throwu the McFalls G...... 3 0000000 0-3 before said Court at Portland, In said Dis- art· ni w a second coat. While of striking up against all our Canadian are 1908, receiving tariff will open long Mr. and Mrs. Horace G. Oxnard at 10 o'clock In the forenoon ; and that no- not be con- the The marble figure came building by the firemen, who had to First base on balls, off Penfold 1; off Holt 4, trict, t.'ie shade of yellow used can cemetery. border to the of low-priced their Mrs. Lena Uce thereof be In the Oxford Demo- work was done in work a screen made of of importation entertaining daughter, 3 Struck out, by Pen fol 110; Holt 1, published a it is a from the granite behind parts of the Hooper by a In said District, and ·».dered in high degree esthetic, Italy, Canadian products. Certain and of West Medford, 2 Hit ball, Howard. Um- crat, newspaper printed STORES. the other which had been torn Savage, daughter, Hooper by pitched that all known and other In BLUE : M.lerable on the weath- Lewiston. buildings so Mr. McGilli- Adams. Easson. creditors, peraons improvement figures used freely by Mass. pire, Scorer, at the said time and place, treatment away. Then after a while the streams Interest, may appear er1 t>.»fen wood. Similar Mrs. Sarah widow of Gus- in his were shown to be Evirs has the Stone and show cause, If any they have, why the T., Capt. were to reach the cuddy speeches Charles purchased » powerful enough said should not to Mild benefit the telephone poles. favus C. I'ratt, died very Sun- false and misleading. on Tucker Street and Arthur prayer of petitioner granted. suddenly leaves, and one of them was carried up place SOE LIKES GOOD THINGS. And It Is further ordered by the Court, That at the home of her eon, About an hour was occupied by Mr. Taillon and have moved into tho ; 'lis is not the section of Maine day morning to the and the water was allow- family the Clerk shall send by mall to all known cred- a only ridgepole was listened to with Mrs. Chas. E. Smith of West Frank- a Price a of hot Dramel G. on the old homestead Swasey, and he Bartlett store corner of Main itors copies of said petition and this order, ad- Can You Use at Cheap w iere there has been lot Pratt, run down over the roof. The fire tenement, ed to At the close of tbo "I like dressed to them at their places of residence a* Here is the Belfast iu the south part of the town. She had close attention. and Bridge Streets. lin, Maine, says: good things weather this year. I was then under control. The two houses New Life stated. in feeble health for some and many of the audience went for- Uosea Abbott is his and bave adopted Dr. King's of a urnal if the Gulf Stream been years, were burned no water be- meeting improving place Witness the Hon. Clarence Hale, Judge a Pair of Trousers, womiering up very clean, as laxative for two or three had not been ward to the on Whitman Street his Pills our family medicine, the said and the seal thereof, at Portland, Suit, ha· been deflected into the Bay of days quite on them until the at the greet speakers. by eifrorging Court, ing put danger because are and do their work In said on the 22nd of ▲. D. and as well as usual, but was about the cellar. good District, day Aug., !" :ndy, to make humanity perspire Wilson house was past. they 1908. was from the Universalis! Grove without a fuss about it." These or Crash Hat? swelter on the shores of Penobscot house, and ju«t returning were Meeting. making JAMES E. HEWEY, Clerk. Straw Bay, A large part of Mr. Lee's goods Maine New* Motes. A. [L. 8.] room where the were eat- was a tine for the painless purifiers sold at F. Sburtleff A true of and order thereon. w ere cool sea breezes should blow and dining family saved from the house where the fire Wednesday day copy petition breakfast to her own room when she at & Co.'s drug store. 25c. Attest: JAMES E. HEWEY,Clerk. well invested '<.mkets be necessary for comfort at ing started, and practically everything from Universalist grove meeting Bryant's If you can it's money saved and fell dead. Mrs. Pratt was the daughter Pond. This meeting is held annually, One of Maine's most cit- "ight. the other house. The Wilson house distinguished one to our stores now. of and was born Oct. 14, of the Oxford for visit Joseph Penley, was also under the auspices Uni- izens in the sadden death of Hon. is in on the I cleared. paseed Work progress county 1S3I. She married in 1SÔ2, Capt. Gus- versalist Association, in Dearborn Grove. Baker of former at- the I Mr. Redding, the owner of the burned Orville D. Augusta, st..ue shed, on the lot purchased by tavus C. a well known citizeu and shore of the lake there is Pratt, had come from his home in Here near the torney general of Maine, at his summer in the Blake back of the houses, inty pasture soldier of the civil war, who died some a natural well adapted for home at Small Point on the at the Know We Are for the walls Sumner Friday with a load of lumber, amphitheater 10th, You , irt house. High posts years since. Two of their children are such which has been furnish- Fall Perhaps Already on 00 New I to make the bousos, and stay- meetings, age of years. art· >M.iug «et, and the ground is being Or.iuiel G. Pratt and Mrs. William repairs living, ed that at Mrs. Howard's. He ed with stand and seats. a wall built at the night alias leveled and bank A. Porter, both of South Paris. Two Besides the local attendants at the Nicholas Mone, George Mone, This Week in he got rather a warm reception. of Selling *er end of the lot. The prisoners brothers of Mrs. Pratt also survive of thought in was held for the September term J The house where the fire started was meeting, there were people present nl are doing the work, under the of children of court at the conclusion of the hearing at the lar^e family Joseph fire one winter some numbers from Bethel, West Paris, <1 rection of Jailer Farrar. The walls of nearly destroyed by Livermore Falls, with the mur- Peuley—Charles Freeland Penley owned Paris Hill, South Paris, Mechanic Palls, charged and the shed morning a few years ago, when whose was at a Reduction of $1.00 to will be covered with plank, South Paris and Rev. Francis Grosvenor, a number of other der of James Scott, body SUITS $5.00 Hosea aud on Kumford and places, w! be for the and occupied by Bonney, farm of H. C. Whitteraore en will used a well known Methodist minister. Mrs. was some- found at the complete that occasion the was much so that the total attendance of stone the On I damage in Livermore Falls. Scott to 1.00 breaking by prisoners. Pratt was a member of the South Paris like 250. disappeared DRESS at a Reduction of on SKIRTS of it larger than it otherwise would been, thing TROUSERS .50 the lot and just below the surface Methodist and the funeral will Ball of Mechanic Falls last November. SUITS, church, I account of frozen Rev. D. A. ar·· rooks to the popu- after- hydrants. enough keep jail be held at that church Tuesday W. Bowker took of the meetings, in Derward H. a merchant at East a of Chief Engineer Charles general charge Beal, lation at work for quite number noon at 2 o'clock. of the and George II. Davie, chairman of the the absence of the president Dover, committed suicide with a shot years. J. Π. Barrows of village assessors, visited the Norway association, Bethel, gun Wednesday night. He was 34 yeare Straw and Crash Hats at Cost. UOL3TER DISTRICT. on hand if be had • >n the complaint of a citizen, a young reservoir between 7 and 8 o'clock Satur- who would have been of age and unmarried. He was subject Blanche went to Poland ill- v">y of the village appeared in the Nor- Miss Tripp day morning. Without having taken not been prevented from coming by to epileptic fits, which had been grow- on and returned last Tuesday. nose. it is that way Municipal Court last Tuesday, any measurements, they estimate that ing worse of late, and supposed the forenoon service the sermon the charge of riding his bicycle on Mrs. John Small is spending a few there was at least eight feet of water in For the despondency on that account was the was Rev. T. E. D. D., of sidewalk on Church Street. He pleaded days at Poland campmeeting. I the reservoir, which holds seventeen by Potterton, cause of the euicide. SWEATER COATS. Fall of Derbies Just Received. sot guilty on the strength of the allega- I feet when full. Brooklyn, Ν. Y., who gave an inspiring Styles are The of Arthur Long of Lowell tion that there is no distinct sidewalk on Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Brown passing talk from the text, "I am come that body The water was turned on to the mains the a with friends in Bethel and was found in his own house Tuesday, • burch Street, which is narrow, but few days while Mr. Bowker and Mr. Davis were they might have life, and that they of his head blown off by the after tht case. Jones im- N'ewry. at the and we have had might bave it more abundantly." top being hearing Judge reservoir, water, of a which was found a fine of one dollar and costs, Mass.. low since that time. In the afternoon the sermon was by discharge shotgun, posed Raymond Lapham of Med way, I at pressure, in his hand. The officials after H. CO. over of F. NOYES to A. Knickerbocker grasped amounting in all something was views here lasl The of South Paris, who are Rev. C. Arlington, selling stereoscopic people deemed an inquest un- eleven dollars, which was paid. The dissatisfied with the service of the Mass., who supplies at Paris Hill during investigation Wednesday. badly was years old and our "ad" in South Paris Norway "For to me necessary. Long fifty for different from the Watch result might perhaps have been Norway company under the best of con- the summer, text, Mrs. J. S. Black and is It had lived the life of a hermit for some if had not been daughters, I are in a state of miod to live is Christ, and to die gain." previous complaint Mrs. ditione, bordering ·'■·' case as Dorinda and are guests of was one of Mr. Knickerbocker's most time. t ie, and the respondent in this Louise, on as the result of this fire. R. exasperation well as other warned not to ride F. Witham. powerful efforts, and held the audience The time for nomination papers boys, WHAT MR. ANDREWS SAYS. filing there. with its eloquence and inspira- election Mon- Swett, who is working al strongly for the September expired Harvey S. D. Andrews, the ^resident and tion. the of the issue. of last week. All next week's Mon Swett's papers A Shurtleff party of uine started Poland Spring, was at W. H. the day superintendent of the Norway Water Other ministers who took part in were filed, without any •Jay morning on a drive to Magalloway, last Wednesday. regular partiee Co., was seeu by the Democrat a few services were Rev. Frank Mansfield of missed on account of forgetfulness There were in the party Mr. and Mrs. A. being Miss Eunice Fobes is at the hours after the fire. Asked regarding Bethel, Rev. E. W. Webber of Rumford, There is no can- E. Mr. sister, Miss staying or neglect. Republican ATTRACTIONS Shurtleff, Shurtleff's THIS WEEK'S Farm at Lake, the guest of Mr the conversation with Mr. Bowker, he and Rev. F. E. Barton of Waterville, for didate for this in the •Jennie Shurtleff of Portland, Miss Ida Norway representative year Ε. X. Swett. Mr. and Mrs. W said. a number of at and no Frank A and Mrs. years pastor Bethel, Fort Kent and Van Buren class, and M. Shurtleff, Mr. and Mrs. as II. Swett will join the party Saturday "Our talk was very short. I told Mr. later a resident there while acting Democratic candidate in the Madawaska 10c. Shurtleff and son Stanley, and Mr. an<: Chiffon at for a few Bowker that we couldn't do anything state of the cbnrcb. Otherwise there is a full list. Crepe Mrs. Arthur K. Shurtleff of West Paris days. superintendent class. 650 yds. from the Norway end of the system; The was by the congregation, 1 went with a team of four horse; singing hey The Corn Water that we didn't have Pond ohoir. One of Factory System anything there. led by the Bryant's and at anil driver, and to stop Monda] ■ Farm Buildings Stock Burned. Parisienne 8c. expected The Burnham Λ Morrill Co. have thei There was a very little water in the the pleasant features of the affair was Organdy night at the Lakeside on Urabagog Lake The farm of House 546 yds. water system for use at their corn can reservoir, but not enough to amount to the lunch at the noon hour, which was a building* Rodney will on to Ma From that point they go toward It wouldn't have lasted over eaten in the coffee at East Rumford were burned early Sat- , factory well completion anything. basket picnic grove, and will get back home thi ning with eleven for Ralloway, For the boilers water is taken from th > ten or fifteen minutes, and it would have being furniehed the Bryant's Pond urday morning, together Suitings, 25c. goods 17c. i:i»t of the week. Α. Ε Shurtleff ant I by Gray Rainproof has buil t no use to it on." thirteen cows, pigs and hens, and : river. A station been been put people. horse·, Miss Jennie Shurtleff were born a pumping most of the household of Mr. on the bank of the river just below th > "What wa» said about the new reser- goods Their father, Simeoi , a Octave Skirts at Reduced Prices. Magalloway. railroad A driven by ! » voir in Paris?" House and tenant, Levasseur. White Dress the first frame house ii bridge. pump Seba Smith's Birthplace. >hurtleff, built the water from th remember what wai The fire broke out in the ell of the house , gasoline engine takes just JfreMÏmùy where is now the Browi J*00'* I see that Bryant's "A New Library ol afternoon. It was to Norway, Maine. Magalloway, river and pumps it through a two-inc 1 previously told him thai Friday supposed Farm, run as a hotel. ? ?*'d· Poetry and Song" gives Tnrner as the and Mr. Honse laid on the surface of the ι he could have the water turned on frore have been extinguished, pipe groun< Smith. That is an 1 birthplace of Seba watched it until 11 o'clock. Soon after a Messrs. Robbi'is and Hodgkins had at into a tank near the factory. This tank there on his own responsibility. W« We are now error, is it not? He is generally spoken he was aroused holding closing amateur*' night at the Bijou Wednesda; which stands on a tower, is of hard pine don t know but the water in that is a! midnight by neighbors NEED A RUBBER of as having been born in Buckfield, but had discovered the fire. The Iom DO YOU evening, in which there were five con and holds 4000 gallons. I right, but with the experience I havi who I suppose that, speaking, could insurance. testants. There were readings b For the other usee of the factory wate r had, I told him that I shouldn't order i strictly is about |10,000» with 17,500 sale of BLACK PETTICOATS. be called incorrect, as there was no town '« chard Walker and Misa Coyle, a duet • is obtained from a well on the lot ο ( I turned on." BLANKET OR A CARRIAGE of that name at the time of his birth, he is to make a clear for the new skirts to and dance, Andrews an< 1 M. Walker below his hone • "Were the pumps running?" LEE WELL. This space s.mg by Ralph Percy just having been born on Sept. 14, 17Θ2, and WHY JAMES GOT Marie Newton, a monologue by Johi on Gary Street. A bountiful supply ο "Very slowly. We find that thi ( arrive next month. Buckfield not having been incorporated in knows urrier, and a song by L>r. E. C. Walkei excellent water Hows into the bottom c !r pump cylinders are badly cut, and leal Everybody Zaneaville, O., BOOT THIS WET WEATHER? ) till March 16, 1793. Was any part ol of rural route 8. She The boute was literally twic ® this well, which is less than ten feet dee| 80 " '· possible to pump onl· Mrs. Mary Lee, packed ii Buckfield once a of Turner, and, ii I am a rubber blanket that measures the A committee ο is so that ti e water wi II I a little water. We had to be abli ( part writes: "My husband, JameeLee, firmly selling camp 72 by 50 during evening. It high enough hoped where wai 1 of and come often. 1 so, ia the Seba Smith he owes his life to the use of boots with attachment to REMEMBER this is the month •even decided the awards, whic dow from it to tbe factory. A pipe t 3 t0 ful1 euPP,J· but find we cai t spot believes inches for $1.35. Carriage patent bargains judges born in that of Buckfield which wai His were not made until this has been laid on the surfac » not.kee£re We to enough fo part Dr. King's New Discovery. lungs fasten on to dasher Horse covers, black oil duck Thursday evening carry hope pump a of Turner? Turner wai 1 any $1.50. Yours a formerly part were ao affected that truly, i 'ιβ first prize of five dollars waa give except where it crosses traveled ways, • domestic use." severely consump- Brown duck formerly, I think, a part of Oxford Conn seemed when a friend $2.00. $3.25. to Andrews and Marie Newtoi the time was rather limited to lay a dee Ρ "What depth of water is there in th< , tion inevitable, Ralph ty. INQUIBEB. We and the second prize of two dollars an reservoir when It is full?" recommended New Discovery. pip·. its nse has restored him to a half to Richard Walker. Honorabl Î As soon as the system is complete tk β "Seventeen feet, and when full It hold tried it, and of Portland have I health." Dis· JAMES N. FAVOR, ESUFfllJrIucke' '· Citizens Dr. New mention was made by the judges of Di work of canning oorn will begin, wbic half a million gallons, but the sides ar j petltione< perfect King's for an to restrain the trustee » is the of throat and Maine. β· C. Walker, and the management gav e it is thought will be about Tuesda y a long slope, and it is very small at th 5 injunction covery King lung OX Main flit.· Norway. of the Water District from ■ For and colds it hai him a complimentary ticket good for • morning. This is considerably earlii ir bottom." Portland pay remedies. coughs r bills of the and ι no The first dose relief, Β. " the S. wi t expert &Z. amateure' last and rathe "And think the in th attorneys gives S. nsonth. equal. Another night than canning began year, you supply lag : or Chadran. PRINCE, in the recent condemnation it! Sold under at F. A. Infants and be given in about a month. Tbursda 7 earlier than the average, but the corn I - reservoir would have lasted perhap ι proceedings Try guarantee CASTORIA which are a A Co.'s store. 60c. and S/fâ-j JF*~* evening of thla week there will b« a na " coining along fast, and la said to be lool '"I fifteen minutée for'fire purposes?" quite generally regarded ι, Shurtleff $1.00, ABBOTT NORWAY, MAINE. excessive. Trial bottle free. Han BLOCK, driving contest for ladle·. log very well In general. t "Not more that." III KM Y11 Ahm» tajlt Being aad Doing. QUEER EXPRESSIONS. BOMEMAKEBS' COLUMN. We all recognize the annoyance suf- LADIES fered from people who think too little Um4 %y Those Who With to 8wear THey Correspondence on topic· of Interest to the ladles aad talk too maoh—almost as much Without Being Profane. Hoiuiuuu' Will find a stock of la solicited. Address: Editor trouble comes into the world by people complete Oxford Democrat, Sooth Paris, Me. Pseudo swear words are of strange Coluvm, who think too little and do too much. oo.HdLsiiPigSc Your Sick Child The Ρuzzler and wondrous kind, and great inge- Maintain so rash shows it Is They do many things, they cma't tell you what it has or how it feel·—it only Cheese Substitute· lor Meat. invent nuity Is used In thinking them up. doesn't about so, hither and yon, they and sick and miserable. If it is restless snd peevish, sleep and "durn's" are fun for White Brown Cheeae is a greet muscle-producing so many small and silly occupations, em- Of course "darn" parent- Patchwork picture» great well, has in the stomach and bowels or has an erratic No. 238.—Rebut. pains food, and when (or any reason It is ad- broidering buttons, and making hideous tge is not bard to guess, but such ex- •Id and young. Each player draws ou Health the trouble undoubtedly is stomach or pin wom. be Good appetite visable to abstain from meat it will worsted stitches on canvas, they exhaust as "geewllliklne," "golly" the of a of paper some Me., one a few doses of that famous οία life saver pressions upper part slip Monroe, igo6. Gave the little (onnd a substitute. As themselves such false needs and F.' Duck and Canvas very satisfactory creating and "gosh," wben used as substitutes fancy bead aud folds it back, tearing "We have used the true 'L. it contains three times the nutri- standards out of an idle brain and a for nearly for profane words, are barder to trace. enough In sight to guide 'his left Atwood's Bitters in our family ment in other it should never vacaot consciousness that the outer Just any food, Δ southerner once was beard to use who ta'.;es tt and adds years with good results. be eaten in When eat- is with their deeds. This hand neighbor, twenty-five large quantities. world littered We them in the hous- is defi- In tbe course of a single description a Again the slips are handed always keep EUXIR en hot in prepared dishes, it thorough- is a case where the world Is quite body. for stomach troi: OXFORDS TRUE'S are excellent DR. They IN USE M YIAM. worse off for a lack o( mental oc- the expressions "dog bite 'em," "gosb ly digestible. nitely ble.' yours, J. A. Erale., If worms are present they will be expelled. If no worms exist iQAy&$P£f$tGy$) In It Is true that all fishhooks," "dad rat 'em" and Respectfully AT in HOMB-MADB CHEESE. cupation people. quite Some of the most common causes c this wonderful medicine acts gently, yet positively, toning in a certain stage of culture, all thinking, "Jumpin' gee whiz." to health. Sweet skimmed milk is used. Take ill health arc hasty meals, unwise die* up the whole system rugged all thinking, lives In Mm. that of two or three after re- especially philosophical From a roan who Connecti- The stomach rehe' Postlas», milking·, to and all and over-eating. use. should be applicable action, come these "Great No. serving what you will need for table cut expressions: 'inder such abuse and sickness follov 239.—Transposition. activity make for the betterment of the W.O. Tom. Tom. the preacher's eon. Strain the milk into a large stone orock horned toads and firecrackers," "gum Such errors may be quickly righted l:v world. But this would argue a much Frothingham's Tu ni» daddy oft will run. and add sufficient to give the dast it" and "by the doses of the "L. F." Atwood's Bit coloring more advanced of Intelligence in swat," "gol ter: few South Paris. "Aavo you any onb?" he crlea. milk a ricb creamy color. Dissolve thor- stage sweeten cleanse th< we have reaohed so far. ual bowwows." ters. They stomach, Expectation In his eyee. in water. the world than oughly the rennet tablets cold la for arouse liver, and purify bl<;od When he two the welcome "Ye·," Most most doing, and surely À Pennsylvanlan responsible towels, The directions on the package will tell thinking, 35c. at Say a. "I'll have my thhhh. I guess." all education is in a tbe expression "sacrificial pollywogs," druggists. you how many to use to the gallon of purely experimental now. And what one of which Is not exactly Picture milk. Care should be taken to use just stage just mainly the meaning Frames dares to affirm is that any thinking, swear No. 240.—Charade. the right quantity, as too much rennet clear. Many Hoosiers "by gra- any time applied My first is the abbreviation of Vir- will make a tough cheese. If only reading, studying, vy," and tbe exclamation "JImlny simply to It may be with ginia. My second is a domeetlc ani- enough to curdle the milk is used, the culture, though krauts" Is common In some parts of no definite in view, has, If not mal. third Is the personal pro- cheese will be very tender and fine for activity the A Chicago man relieves and My the at any rate its country. Pictures, but if bandied much will go very highest value, noun. My fourth is a preposition. The family use, educative bis overwrought feelings after missing to For salable the own value. Almost any whole is a time y«u children are look pieces. purposes mental en- a shot In billiards by shouting "sacred medium" between and process tends to strengthen forward to with "happy tough train the to and "monk of the forest" Ing pleasure. tender is desirable. durance, to judgment, camels" the and widen the to make remarks HOW TO FOLD. Stir the milk thoroughly when the ren- sharpen perceptions The Germans like Mats, Mirrors as matters and. when No. 241.—Hidden Rivera In the United net is added, then set on the stove and personal horizon, though about thunder lightning on for the linal addition of lc^a of any stand now very few such processes point be real the IS to notice to the States. beat to about when tbey wish to naughty, some continuation being always give sixty-eight degrees, to a definite sort, 1. Oh. I ought to practice, yet I dou't it will be a thick curd and in the centre activity. Frenchmen take to little sayings about The THIS that the undersigned of us are in that primary and indicated. Hay Crop public bubbles will rise and burst, showing the Many a caunons" or some large & reel like playing the piano. of when our chief "thousand Then these completed patchwork pic- clear and of a saddedlng stage living are Mouldings :iave the Bailors s,J. greenish of and Will be short at the best. To get purchased 2. The infidel, aware of his danger, whey perfeotly need is to be delivered from the narrow- number "thunders," tures are thrown into a centrai bowl, hue. Now stir until the curd is thor- from the church. Does credited with great oaths embodying out nnd what there is must have a fled and if the fire is low ness and emptiness of ourselves. shaken up. drawn passe.1 you good oughly broken, or a Grade Portrait Work 3. Abelhud, son of Massa, was sen- not all idle and all idle interest in the "great horn spoon" willing- nnd criti- High BAKERY leave the milk on the stove; the curd gossip round for inspection merry PARIS idle to this? Our little ness to "shiver timbers," but prob- tenced to death. will eettle to the bottom, and the whey gossip point my cism. The folds are the dotted lines. li- eaten brains are so emptied of interest and oc- the American who wishes to :rom the estate of Herbert W. Hi 4. How the jam escaped being may then be poured off. Season well ably in Water that we listen eagerly to the finds as Crayon, color, Dot surprised the cook. with salt. Stir pour into a cheese cupation swear without being profane Milccfcon. er and will continue the business by again, small and of a hotel The Human cloth and to shape the cheese set it petty squabbles many queer expressions as any one.— bag owaer and its or to a detailed We have all beard of inii.Lnl <·!!·)'··- Mowing ifter this date. With an increased inside a hoop or round receptacle that manager Tribune. and Oil a Chicago a No. 242.—Five Syncopations. account of a young woman's wardrobe. I>ut have you ever 1ι..ι:·;1 of huma Sepia specialty. to has no bottom. Place the whole on lumber of we shall strive 1. the middle letter from to Now and the or study- To for sut of cestershire sauce, tablespoonfuls Hindus, aa they pursue their 0:1 the any Plumbing thrown into a vessel of cold water, made of a ball of :'oft cotton Walter A. Wood We solicit trade. cream, a saltspoonful of salt, half the pilgrimages, literally measure off the will get the trade. oak woodwork for closet*. No old your when ensues. Taken from end of a thin «tick, tin· human not quantity of red pepper, and half a tea- distance with their bodies. The dis- granulation Call and pee Ibis line, lob- a if have cold bath. It Is boiled In must slug hl« note, using the syllabi Tell why It 1» to their goods. Machine at moment's spoonful of onion juice; or, you traveler, Sven Hedin, writing the sulphuric people to. tinguished In· trade with attended No it, rub the dish with a clove of garlic. of his discoveries in Tibet in Harper's acid, the silver dissolving, while the "la." If his head Is struck twice. advantage to you. bing promptly notice at Tell them convincingly and for team. Run the cheese the meat chop- for describes them to the bottom, must his note. charge Fred V. anil Kale G. Abbott through Magazine September, gold Is precipitated repeat telling them. a keep to per and put it in the chafing dish or as down full length on the ground, Is In recepta- "The Last Hose of Summer," begin South ioth, A farmer who brought some grain lying where It caught proper Li. M. Longloy, Paris, Aug. 190S. pan, add all the seasonings, and stir con- a mark on the road, rising and on lower Is a good piece to Goods Reporter. the mill got Into a discussion regarding making cles. nlng C, -Chicago Dry A. W. WALKER & SON, until the cheese is smooth and forward to the once more Maine. stantly stepping mark, acid Is now drawn off aud tbe on this odd Instrument. Norway, 1908 the advances In prices, when the miller last beat Tbe play 1804 boiling hot. Toward the rapid- to fall full length. One such walking of an SOUTH PARIS. times a barrel of metal In another vessel laid The drawing: power exclaimed: "In old Have a covered with as Dr. Hedin, placed ly. ready platter journey this, says equals the Puzzle. ad. la eauRcd by ita circula- wheat flour was $1 than now or over which the lamas with sheet lead, the bottom being Squaring cheaper hot toast wafers, pour thirty ordioary onea. Among want to reach action now On cardboard draw an trl tion. If you Desirable Residence for Sale, Hebron Academy. and a barrel of rye 75 cents cheaper. the cheese and send at once to the table. also are to be found those who plates of copper. Chemical equilateral imn^re the aae thla paper. cave and lead be- the the better. One of people, Wheat flour was then worth twice as CHEESE TOASTINE FOB LUNCHEON. themselves in a dark for life, food sets in, tbe acid, copper angle, larger The H. N. BoNter home- size. Capt. For BOYS and GIRLS. barrels in a passage or in a ferment. While tbe gold is four Inch side is a convenient in South Par:* v. much as rye, while today eleven This dish is a fine relish for a noonday being passed through ing stead situated lage, hole Should the dish be the If there of wheat are worth tweuty of rye." luncheon or a supper dish. Toast four underground. beii.g precipitated silver, finished, hot water heat those outside may thoroughly of until and one day untouched, be in the under test, is be- The puzzle Is to tell the prices rye slices of bread dry nicely has any sample and all modern a· u .ι I, for college and of know that the sacrificial prisoner sheets on equipment* Thorough preparation und wheat In the days of yore. browned. Place a slioe in the bottom ing deposited in thin metallic ell and schools. Courses for those since all good lamas must a two story house, stable, scientific a cover with a thick layer of died—seated, what before the fermentation set in Modern baking-dish, die in the wooden frame which located. to who cannot attend college. dust with salt and seated, centrally Apply grated cheese, lightly be was en- were tbe copper plates, but which have steam heat, electric tel- 244.—Hidden Proverb. of was fashioned for him when Watch Bargains. S. Aim. buildings, light, red pepper, cover with another slice transformed Into blue vitriol WRIGHT, of teacher·. A well known Is hidden in tombed. now been JAMES ephone, Ac. Efficient corps proverb toast and as with the first, add- No bet- proceed or sulphate of copper. Fine Timekeepers. Physical instructor all the year. the following seven sentences, each incr mnrA kIiphh nf bread and cheese to men and When the does Home. After the metals bave all been de- ter school anywhere for yonng sentence containing one word of the fill the dish, having the top of toast. Immigrant Winders and Stem Winders. in mind and have been are and with Key women to get training body. words In over half a of milk and bake in When the immigrante who posited they gathered up proverb and the appearing Pour pint call and see them. utf in the State· m still Please their order: a oven for twenty minutes. United go home, they the Impurities remaining pressed Fall term rightful quick a begins Tuesday, eometimes the presents cukes a machine Where there Is a will there Is a way. CHEESE FA90T8. do, steerage Into by hydraulic on the over. S. RiotLards. September 15, 1908. different aspect than voyage has α of 200 tons are to see your of two which pressure There always (teople Mix two tablespoonfuls flour, to a writer in Harper's Maga- further information four of According Again It Is melted (the gold and silver NOTICE. For catalogue and faults, but few to see your virtues. of bread crumbs and grated zine for Lewis E. MacBrayne, of a September, each In vats, of course), the The subscriber hereby gives notice that he address, It Is an 111 wind that blows no cheese. Place them in the middle of the separate good the obvious "judgment steerage" has been duly executor of the last dinner make a hole in the center metal being again deposited and appointed OUR DELICIOUS CONFECTIONERY to any one. plate, on the return voyage is that the United pure L will and testament of | W. E. in the of an two aided 'chemical ac- M. BOYVTON, late of Brownflei I, Principal Sargent, You hide flre in a hollow and drop yolk egg, States is a worth striving or starv- the impurities, by CARRIE who baa may your of red place In the of Oxfopl, deceased, and given is the choice of every girl of cold water, a pinch Hence these left on the The next cut it out and divide it County HEBRON, MAINE. 3138 but the smoke will ascend sky- tablespoons ing to reach. loquacious tlou, floating top. Then by bonde as the law direct*. All baring is sim- place, and a of salt. Work persons are ever tasted it. The reason pepper, saltspoonful and enthusiastic home-goers do not re- and lust process runs the metals into straight cuts into pieces that when re- demande against the estate of said deceased ward. the cheese and bread crumbs care- desired to the same for settlement, and materials. flour, duce the tide of by their for the markets of the a present ple: pare, high-grade There is darkness before the immigration lugots ready arranged will form square. all Indebted thereto are to make pay. always into the and water. The start new streams. requested fully yolk but world. ment dawn. must be hard and Knead departure, Immediately. dough dry. this judgment of the July 21st, 190H. JAMES R. HILL. J*. H. Fletolier, thin Against compelling Cow That Turned a Faucet. A LOW PRICE sixth word of the proverb Is the until elastic. Koll out into a very Mr. (The steerage, says MacBrayne, nothing a Ceatectioner. Norway. Mc. the width of a Mtking Dictionary. On the Portland (Ore.) poor farm is same as the third.) sheet and cut into pieces short of actual exclusion can prevail. on When Johnson his famous dic- Petition for Discharge. — five inches Place got said to be a cow that turned the faucet Bankrupt's — ON The flre of burns more bright- straw and long. "Pirn Houee. genius that with of Opp. in the bottom of a baking pan and Point. tionary started he calculated of the in the back yard an ! In the matter ) ly in paper An Essential hydrant CRA1U TURNER, In Bankruptcy. youth. bake until a brown in a six assistants he could complete the golden Frank Hitchcock, the Republican cam- Kim· herself a drink when sin· v.aiiti·.; Bankrupt. ) moderate oven. It took him nine < E. W. CHANDLER, No. 245.—A Diamond. is fond of long task in three years. it. As she diil not turu tin· water ."Ï To the Hon. clarence IIale, Judge of the Dis- paign manager, taking the United States for the District the small .- trict Court of never CHEESE BAMEKIN8. On the occasion instead. Πο received had it berime mc» I fly about, but play. walks in the country. years when she enorg'i. of Maine: am I'm thrown in a be of and had to < In As I old away. Place a tablespoonful of butter of a recent visit to the South started recompense $7,500 pay sary to put 11 a different kin I of fin TURNER, of Rumford, the County eyes are scarcely ever blue. to a of Oxford, and .State of Maine, In said Wool My saucepan; when melted mix in smoothly one day for a tramp out of Nashville his assistants out of that '•et. and when came next <'·»> tIRAIGj Builders' Finish ! In Scotland I um listened to. bossy District, respectfully represents that on the.loth a of half town Parker. When he had gone Carpets heaping tablespoonful flour, called Webster worked twenty-four years •she was but she did not h m ■ of Nov., last he was duly adjudged and the way. puzzled, lay past, I'm rough ready, by a man to I will furnish DOORS and WINDOWS of any a of salt, a quarter tea- some miles be encountered who made its bow to under the Acts of Congress relating High up a tree I like to play. teaspoonful before his dictionary to go. to the river for a drink, for t!i bankrupt at reasonable a half near the that he has duly surrendered all The SUe or Style prices. out odd ami clean sea. of red pepper, and cup- was a of ltankruptcy; Dairy to close patterns I'm in the middle of the spoonful weeding patch ground the world. Wpbster was very punctil watchcd he:*, had and rights of and has fully hot and matron, who had his property property, And now what do you think of me? ful of milk. Let it get frothy, road. with all the requirements of said Acts ious in his definitions and so painstak- trough made, into which :· compiled up stock. Carnegie in me doth rejoice. but stir constantly, so that it does not "Am I on the road to Parker?'1 asked watering and of the orders of Court touching Ills bank- & Door Frames. It was a wonder be ran all and Also Window While sn· despise my very voice. burn. Add the of three eggs well Hitchcock. ing that completed small stream of cold water t!i ruptcy. Filter Strainer yolks wherefore he That he may l»c decreed If la want of klml of Finish for Inside 01 of cheese. the man, the work when he did. time. prays, any beaten and a cupful grated "You are," answered survey- the Court to have a full discharge from all Outside tend In orders. Pine Lum by work, your Parallel·. Stir it and immediately re- Hitchoock with mild curiosity. The words which give the compiler debtA against his estate under sale with- Planing, Sawing whites of the the man TURNER, in the stiffly whipped eggs "Why, as to that," responded extends back Into the as four as 2 au ! CRAIG Bankrupt. while the others guess what Their history shaped Fig. 1, Fig. out one. We have arrang- for Sale. proverb, and into buttered ramekin dishes. in the "it would seem as if Matched Pine Sheathing till the pour pateb, Saxon and their meaning has four as Fig. taking ca/e tli.it they Order of Notice Thereon. It Is. The story coutiuues minutes in a hot a where period, Comer Main and Danforth Bake for ten or fifteen 'twould mako difference you District ok β*. ed with Sts., when the become twisted In many directions Maine, E. W. proverb is guessed correctly, oven. started from."—Harper's Weekly. On this i.'ith day of Aug., A. D. l'.WS,on reading CHANDLER, are the bardes» successful guesser becomes story teller. Words with pedigrees the foregoing petition, It Is CHEESE A LA CONDE. the that a be had A. W. WALKER & SON West Stunner, .... Maine. Sized Up. to trace. Ordered by Court, hearing MAINF. One way of playing Is to choose skies. Property same on 4th of Α. I). NORWAY, Cut rounds of bread an inch thick, re- upon the the day Sept., The sides stand In lines, and "William," said the Oil City woman to I'jos, before said Court at Cortland, In said Dis- opi>osite move a in the centre of each, no- our in the small piece an old trict, at 10 o'clock In the forenoon; and that to sell goods PARKER'S CA* ■ A · I !·▼ a on one side her husband, "I gave away pair A Memory Test. ^juiTOII a story told by player in melted butter, and till the cavity tice thereof be published In the Oxford Demo- HAIR BALSAM τ 11 κ ïabji dip of trousers A of mnemonics had gone and towns of Paris, Norway. CltAPM· Autl braatifa· the tuix. must be a ou the and in your to-day." professor crat, a newspaper printed In said District, guessed by player with cheose celery In s luiunuit A*.. ».r »·«& finely chopped What color were that all known creditors, and other persons Hebron, who KrwiixtM growth. £7fînlaJt in a hot "You did? they?" to lecture ut or near Canterbury. Oxford and Never rtila to Knton other side. At the end of some Used Bake ten minutes at the ->· the Court, That crackers and eliced lemon. you've r most comfortless and he re- are ail true in and pro- mail to all known cred- and of Is declared the winner. I don't. Was day, exactly shape the Clerk shall send by shape construction Btory "Why—no—William, of said and this order, ad- CHEESE TIMBALES. tired to an inn for shelter and refresh- to oue another. itors copies petition these filters is such that there any money in them?" portion dressed to them at their places of residence as they them? the time he to see whether can the A Curious Fact. Chop finely half a pound of cheese and "Was there any money in ment. To pass begun Now you put stated. can be used on a pail, jug and a in which to the so as to form a Witness,the Hon. Clarence Hale, Judge If 'twasn't for nose beat into it two eggs There to be $50 them exhibit his feats of memory twelve pieces together Read what my grandpa's thoroughly happened of the sal I Court, and the seal thereof, at Fort- or any vessel. see a of cream. Season with intended for a and one and The New-York He couldn't bit. tablespoonful I handing you preeent." yokels In the Inn parlor, perfect octagon. land, In said District, on the 15ih day of Aug., the Pre?» of this won- the he has a salt. the says For it's only place salt and pepper and little celery "William," eaid woman, quietly, all were thunderstruck except the A. D. 190*. can JAMES E. HKvVEY, Clerk, invention. On which his specs alt. Bake in timbale cases. A "timbale case" Ί believe are [L. e.J * derful ALMOST you lying." waiter. There is always one skeptic Concerning Bells. of and order thereon. a batter λ true copy petition is a form made of Which he was, of course. JAMES E. 1IKWEY,Clerk tiny cuplike In every communion, whether of Kelts are under:;t 1 to have had Attest: A Grammar Lesson. which clings to a heated iron and is fried Fashioned saints or sinners. Do what he would their origin In China, but at so remote Tribune Teacher—Mary, make a sentence with In hot fat. οι<Γ Things. Co., can be Willard AS was noted for his he could not mitigate the acrid smile a time that uo precise date M'f'g as the MACAIIOXI WITH CUEESE. An old physician Tri-Weekly "dogma" subject. to the manner and old fashioned of acid Incredulity of that glorified given. Their first use was clear Mar}· (after careful thought)—The Break half a of Italian macaroni brusque is a newspaper for buey people, almost as pound methods. A woman called him in to In the midst of one of his Itlr of evil and to drive off the KILLtme COUCH Lewiston, flaine. metropolitan three and it into fast potman! spirits a Rural Free Carriei dogma has puppies. into small pieces drop THE good as daily, and your Delivery treat her who was ailing. most difficult feats the whistle sound- 1 tortus. Old records tell how two CURE LUNGS GOOD water. Let it cook briskly for baby, slightly European it to your door three times every week. boiling The doctor castor oil. to- from brings or until tender. Drain prescribed ed of the "only train to London the tolling of bells kept the devils is on and to the Puzzler. twenty minutes, the 60 YEARS' It published Mondays, Wednesdays Fridays, Key "But doctor," protested young It. their con in a colander. Butter a baking-dish and night!" and he rushed off to catch assaulting believers; hence and contains all the moat important news of The Daily No. 231.—Jingle Charade: Cap-lt-u mother, "castor oil is such an old-fash- with EXPERIENCE in it a layer of macaroni, then a lie caught It at the statlou. and his uection with churches. Bells may be AS Tribune, which is a guarantee of its value. late. place ioned remedy." Dr. not of cheese, seasoning, aud It In the Inn traced In back to the sixth cen- If live in the village or on a farm and have Hardware: 1. Nail. layer grated the "babies reputation caught parlor, Europe King's you No. 232.—Hidden doctor, little flecks of butter. Fill the dish with "Madam," replied time for a newspaper you may i>e in cloee touch for the waiter—coming In with some tury. but were not generally introduced daily kept 2. 8crew. 3. Hammer. 4. Wire. 5. the with the are old-fashioned things." with all important news of the world at a very small cost. these layers, covering top ordered refreshments and finding him Into the western church much before Bolt. 0. Wrench. cheese and bits of butter. New A The regular price of THE NEW YORK TRI-WEEKLY Excelsior. to the corner where he the century. Discovery No. Can- Another of macaroni is to pre- gone—pointed eighth TRIBUNE is 11.50 year, can secure it with 233.—Geographical Tangle: variety what will do when only per butyou of it in Uncle—"And you had been sitting and exclaimed, "Sil- Oxford Democrat, ada, Alabama. Bahama, Havana, Pan- pare it as above and place a layer FOR Patents own favorite local The your newspaper, you are a man, Tommy?" his umbrella!" A Turtle. Ca- a shell of Edam cheose, covering it with ly 'umbug, he's forgot Family Colds'8 JSIlL ama, Caracas, Atacama, Parana, going to grow a AND ALL THROAT AND LUNG TROUBLES. Designs DAILY cream to which has been added a Tommy—"I'm A Massachusetts boy. Nathan Samp Zr^ÊÊkHK* naan. Ararat. Java, eauce, TJin Copyrights Ac. Japan. beard." >■ onion Fill the sholl with of Pommes Soufflee. has found a venerable turtle GUARANTEED SATISFACTORY η «nd descrlpt tr.sy No. 234.—Acrostic: Wash- little juice. Origin ϋοη, Anyone ending sketrh Initials, with Uncle—"Why?" ascertain our free «I and the lu his OS MONET REFUNDED. quickly opinion tn,· »- these layers sprinkle top of the first railway which bears markings made by is t ington; 1—C. Tacouia; 7—13, Spokane. Tommy—"Because then I won't have Speaking Invention probably patentable fine bread crumbs and flecks of butter, out ttons strictly confidential. BOOK One a French Journal points now elghty-oue years old. .HAND ». NEWS- Year (or so much face to wash." Frauce, grandfather, securing Papers $2.25. Cross words: 1. 2. nearly tent free, oldest aiiency for pet.· Wheeling. Arequlpa. Serve on a with to. r· : ^ ■tipation, headaohe, "And have our aupper here." Τ A M Κ the size of a walnut. Dip them If to be taken out KKUAUU1 no Pianos pieces trouble, or any form of indigestion. the potatoes bad again. 8ald Mousle Wise, with solemn eyes, WAN j fine in beaten egg and cracker orumbs, it the manufacturers refund your When the train restarted the potatoes "It Is α trap. I fear." Organs. No. 237.—Versified Enigma : Vacation fat. fails, Farm cr ss and to a brown iu one i Busine fry golden boiling What more can any do. For were once in the but money. again put boiling A Useful for ut ""· Jnst before All with the follow- Thing. I «ale. Not p.-rtictilnr ab I Stock of New Pianos and eerving sale all ■ Wish to hear owner only « ο Organs. MEN PAST SIXTY IN DANGER. by druggists. ter anJ to every one's delight were Tou can put It up or put It down from Large custard : ■ will »ell dircct to bu\c*. Gh pr. s. ing to be de- Just as wish, you see, More than half of mankind over sixty Cook half a of milk, four found, on being taken out, you ■ description and state vvh«n pot cstlol Good second hand from to Nice trade for anyone together pint JERSEY EDITOR But Mr. Wind turns It Inside out ■ Mn be hrol. Address, organs $15 $40. of Buffer from and blad- one of flour WHAT A NEW llciously light und infiutcd. The beau- years age kidney beaten eggs, teaspoonful It la very useful to you and m·. MAINE. ■ L DARBY: HIRE. Roi is)9 BocWxK.T. hand from to of NORWAY, to buy for New Year's present. Second pianos $125 $175. der disorders, usually enlargement and a pinch of salt. When the custard SAYS. ties of the pomme soufilee had been Answer.—Umbrella. Is both for Chairs and prostate glande. This painful begins to boil stir in a tablespoonful of M. T. Editor of the Phillips- revealed. Nice instruments. Square pianos $15, $25, $35. Stools, Cure Lynch, and dangerous, and Foley's Kidney fine cracker crumbs and three table- burg, N. J., Daily Post, writes: "I have other musical merchandise. Write for of Here is should be taken at the first of cheose. Mix well catalog playerpianos. sign spoonfuls of grated used many kinds of medicines for coughs The Swi»» Referendum. as it corrects and till the walnuts a trade in musical instruments. danger, irregularities and by splitting and colds in my family but never any- In some of the cantons of Switzer- good men of this disease. has cured many old them on one side, as you would so as and Tar. open thing good Foley's Honey land a method resembling tin referen- mf. Mr. Rodney Burnett, Rockport, Mo "cream cakes." Serve on a napkin. too in of it." I cannot say much praise since the six- writes: "I suffered with enlarged pros- dum has been in practice '&Ï T. MABYLAND CHEESE BISCUIT. For sale by all druggists. tate and trouble for years teenth century. The present form was gland kidney a of with some and after taking two bottles of Foley's Spread layer puff paste adopted in the canton of St Gallen in Billings a of cayenne and a she said her husband mar- Cure I feel better than I have for grated cheese, pinch Tees—Yes, In in of conservative Kidney the for What do 1830. 1848, spite Malno, am now 01 few grains of salt. Double up paste, ried her her beauty. you - utn Parie, twenty years, although I the was incor- roll it out thin and cut it in rounds with think of that? opposition, referendum years old." For sale by all druggists. If Please constitu- You a biscuit cutter. Glazo with the white Jess—Well, I think her husband must porated In the Swiss federal PLEASE Keep in MIND ! Skinniman—Your dog bit me. Do of an egg, lay on a floured tin, and bake feel like a widower now. tion. and lu 1874 its application was think he's mad? in a oven to a pale brown. extended. In all the cautons, except When in want of in our line· us a call. jou quick anything give but I es- Stoutnn—No; hardly mad, guess KSCALLOPED CHEESE. TEN YEARS JN BED. Frleburg. the referendum Is now WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY. WE SELL he was awfully disappointed. "For ten I was confined to tablished. Dont Fill a baking dish with alternate layers years my *·§ and bed with disease of my kidneys," writes All the of Ely's Cream of stewed celery, grated cheese, Doors, Windows, Frames, Builders' Finish, Qlass, Putty, Nails, good qualities onions. Season with ealt R. A. Gray, J. P., of Oakville, Ind. "It The Allowance. Balm solid, are found in Liquid Cream boiled button over all a of was so severe that I could not move part "Rut." the wayward son, Builders* which is intended for use in and pepper, and- pour cup protested Merely Hardware, Sheathing Paper, Balm, and of the time. I consulted the very best allowance for the a rich cream. Cook thirty minutes, "you Rbould make Jj wonderful atomisers. That it is medical skill but could no then cover with a made from available, get follies of Hoom Paints, Floor Paints, Linseed Oil, for Nasal Catarrh is proved by meringue was youth." remedy and a relief until Foley's Kidney Cure mass of It the whites of two eggs saltspoon- "Huh!" the old man. "If it Floor Varnishes, an ever-increasing testimony. to me. It has been a growled Ask For Flour H&bl Barn Paints, Dressing, oven and recommended air ful of salt. Return to the there doss not dry out nor rasp the tender to me." r.asn't for the allowance you get Roof Paints, Floor Finish, Terpentine, brown Serve with brown Godsend paaaagee. It allays 4he Inflammation slightly. would be less folly."—Chicago News. Filler, Brushes. bread and butter sandwiches. Wagon Paints, Liquid and goes straight to the root of the we to be most desirable. Ask For We have some new lines of paints which believe disease. Obstinate old cases have TOMATO SAUCE. "Paw, have you ever been east? yield- CHEESE BALLS WITÉ Your Mother? ed in a few weeks. All druggists, 75c., "Yes; spent a year in New York city Mix two cupfnla of grated Here's to the woman who has a smile or mailed together when I was considerably yoanger than I best of all roofings. THE TIME TESTED KIND. Don't including spraying tube, by cheese, and a teaspoonful of salt, Paroid Roofing—The 56 Warren Street, New Yoik. quarter am now." lor every Joy, a tear for every sorrow, Ely Bros., a of cayenne, and a cupful of fine try imitations. pinch "Well, what is the 'eastern question'?" ι consolation for every grief, an ex· bread orumbs. Add two eggs beaten to kind that lasts. "They are quite ordinary people, aren't "The one I ever heard was, 'How a for ev* Screen Doors and Window Screens—We make order. The into small balls, roll in only lise for every fault prayer WASHBURN-CROSBY S kheyf" stiff, shape mnch is he worth?" sizes of doors in stock. Have veranda screened in. We ortimbs and in try misfortune, an encouragement for Regular your "Yes—keep their engagements, eat orushed cracker fry deep on small of buttered ι very hope.—Sainte Foix. sell wire screen cloth, spring hinges, screen door catches, Ac. food, pay their bills and all that fat. Serve squares plain a tomato HAY FEVER AND SUMMER COLDS. ■ort of toast, and pour over them w* bave a few first class wheelbarrows. Call and see them. thing." Whtlbamwt sauce.—Ex. Victims of hay fever will experience Sympathy. WARNING. benefit and Electrical have just received'a barrel of "Co- great by taking Foley's Honey Archie—Baw Jove, the wind blew a Telephones Supplie·—We never be allowed to as it difficult for and If have and bladder trouble A obild should and Tar, stops breathing Inmbia Ignition Batteries" the beet automobile· telephones. you kidney air •park from me pipe against me neck use with a person if it is Immediately and heals the inflamed ind do not Foley's Cure, you sleep grown-up now. Kidney a even If should fail to Just «rill have only yourself to blame for re- possible for it to bave bed to itself; passages, and It THE VERY HIGHEST a child to even in cure it will instant relief. The Reggie.—I noticed there seemed to QUALITY & iulta, m it positively ourea all forms of and never allow aleep yon give S. P. MAXIM SON, or a For be a smell of rubber la the kidney and bladder diseases. For sale the aam· room with an invalid aged genuine Is in yellow paokage. burnlnf by all druggists. penoQ. sale bj ail druggists. air.—Plck-JIe-UD.

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