The Oxford Democrat.

APRIL 1905. NUMBER 17. VOLUME 72. SOUTH PARIS, MAINE, TUESDAY, 25,

necttwitlra. Αι for the sulfur, ho was Panting nud wild eyed. .Tonka was at be obtainable when tbe tropical luxu- harsh note clashed with her frank J» 'Ν ES, The Brown-Tall Moth In Maine. gluil Huit the elm nee turn of their con- C AMONG FARMERS. the girl's side In nil Inconceivably short riance of foliage outside was dispensed cai>or. Here at least she was utterly ^ i THE A deal of anxiety baa been felt versation enabled hiui to warn her great space of time. She vas not beneath with. deceived. Ills changeful moods were Smith and Machinist, over our whole state and many out· the lurking dangers of the la- " by the shelter of the but on the was ngalnst MAINE. SPKKD TH* rLOW." grove. At the interior dark. H KAKIS, side of her in to the present Incomprehensible. to mention sol'Τ borders, regard In cheek and goon. There whs no need macnlnery, steam en whose eacdx. gazing, pallid Hp, With tbe stick he tapped the walls and "I will serve to the lient of Minuta· t>;rer of «ener* advent of the brown-tail moth, you my the now. lie must spurn het Λ-ork. machinery ami tools, at the of'rocks on the of the of devilfish mil· spool on from different group edge roof. A startled cluck and the rush he .1 Uee ami «Irtlls ami le an·: Correeuomlt nec practical agricultural toplu* nests had been reported ability. Misa Denne," exclaimed. thrills. «et scrc w», tap», le alt In- all avoidable mowln* au ! threehlng ma eoUclted AiMrees communication·* localities in the state. lagoon. wings heralded the flight of two birds "We must for a rescue, i!rt ! Sewing, tea.lot for this •tepartmcnt to HltKRT D. hope speedy I the stores from the of ail klml*, presse*. (tun*, pie- Tbe State Society has "What Is the mutter?" he gasped. noise. Soon hie hey gathered !:;cs puuipe re- K>iltor Oxford Dem Pomoiogical alarmed by the eyes, and I am Inured to exposure. It is irapa, etc., noa;l'- ami promptly Agricultural for first dining room and readied the cave -, »uhci, to onler. ocrat, Parle, Me. the credit of a movement "Oh. I don't know!" she wailed the made . PARK, pest, by presenting By LOUIS rible dream. You struggling with ten feet wide In the center a LKKKT Potatoes and drain. to for the feet deep, The crest of the hill was tree covered, Chancing Seed recent provide pro- some down there." She kitchen the sailor felled several young legislature TRACY awful tliiurr seven or feet of trees and shrubs from the and eight high. anil could see nothing btyond then· Anctioneer, tection to tl:e rocks. they trees. He wanted poies, and Licensed of 1903. pointed At the farther end was a collection of introduction and ravages dangerous Copyright. by their immediate locality until the aailor were the size and H« l'A Kl S, MAIN·. "I was υi>t near the place." he said right shape. SOUTH PLANTS ADAPT THKM3KLVK.S TO CM- insects. Inviting attention. Each tl ο objects prompt found a point higher than rest, soon cleared a considerable space. Th· t erme M ο· le rate. Morning It cost hh:: an effort to have J The officers of the association IaV:>r!auis!y. moment he could see with dis- MATK—NORTHERN XKW ENGLAND greater where a rugged collection of hard ba- was soft and so small in aid in bveaihe. II * broad < !.c.t timber girth been untiring in their efforts to expanded tinctness. on one side of the lisKEh Λ PARKER, BETTER ΚΟΚ SEED OATS AND POTA- Kneeling salt and the uprooting of sonic prion that three cuts with the ax usually I the work. Incl.o1» w!'Ji o.ich respln'.tbn. iftpieplillpi, little pile, he discerned that on a large trees au t leva led I teach h ami Counsellor» at Law, TOES—IMPORTANCE OF SELECTION. of this act was provided open space sufficed. He dragged from the Utorney* The responsibility "Voy. yc·.. I understand. But I were MAINE. stone nerving ne a rude bench above the ridge. |ie could find IIL'MFORL) FALLS, the of Agri- the concluding item The uiuii moved tlie revolver out 01 ran to save When I the smallest tarpaulin placed upon Department 'lue sailor eyed awoke and y.»u. some knives. a sex- Department. some tin utensils, For a short distance the foothold was It the rock in V Collection culture. "Not while the sun U liarm'H way to a spot where she must rot l...e I s a and propped against special T. Park«i It is a common belief among many with disfavor. »u;ell:ing. thing KU' Ralph as act was tbe tant and η quantity of empty cartridge Jenks the in it screen- tieorve l>- ee, As soon the approved boo it his sou'wester It van- precarious. helped g:.l such manner that effectually fanners that there is great advantage he wild. "In the evening, yes." instantly. pulled w! !i vr?.rlr.~. artnn. and tired. what a of imme- up," cases. Between the stone and of the climb. His the mouth of the cave, th ad- with one Commissioner Agriculture Iris cold well over his eyes and walked off Γ. οί ju c.i:.;e." this part ed >ugh in changing seeds another; as "It was for you." explained Ik! cd. fli.J y was L. BUCK. appointed an entomologist, miner terms the "face" of the rock her coufldence, I:e and air. ( that do better from seed grown diately n:»t drink wine." Tl:o r,;:ilo:· walked to the gentle grasp gave mitting light plants the act, and also ly. "1 do quietly. slowly half imbedded that two farmers required by employed a four foot space. Here, was Hushed with exertion when tlicy lie was so that he little Surgeon Dentist, in smue other locality; must break the while were flung ashore on the north- rocks. Λ fresh out of the stone busy paid tifteen others, who were recommended "You pledge They chip the sand which covered the floor, MAINE. a mile or a hundred miles In stood ou the summit of this to Iris. But the odor of fried SOUTH PARIS, living apart officials of the Miss Deane. It is oftei> west s.'de of the island. Except for showed wl ere the bullet struck. One together heed the town or city you are here. a a will have better crops by an exchange of by this latitude. A were two pickaxes, shovel, sledge elevated The.v could lo.tk to ham was wafted to him. Ile was ι«·ί work warrante·!. in the infected dis- very cold at night in the cove formed the coral reef, with Life bjwlder was wOt. as If water had perch. \ iuy own. several localities by ax and seed than if each his I hammer, a tine timber felling of the a a of stones to planted chill would mean fever and perhaps tree ap- over He halted and every point compass except lifting couple heavy stay much stock in this trict. its mysterious palm growing bte:i splashed It. have never taken three crowbars. section on the southwest. Here it from 11 I· JONES, The whole territory was carefully death." in the midst of the waves, the into the water. Not a small the canvas and keep flappiug claim, nor have I ever it to parently looked Intently of the cave's practiced and each one of these several his In the darkest corner the trees rose behind them until the in the wind when the girl called out: |)K It is true that in time mapped She covertly watched prepara- of the roast was roughly that lish w::s tj be seen, but small any extent. plants section shape spirals "wall" to be Dentist, was a definite a from a note- extremity the appeared brow of the was reached. "Wouldn't like to have a wash will adapt themselves to the climate in employees given tions. He tore dry leaf of the concave side of a bow, the two of sand were eddying up from the bot- precipice you to canvass. a very smooth. He prodded with the into a sunlit MAINE. which are grown, to some extent at book and broke the bullet out of visible extremities about three- where It shelved from The emergence pano- before dinner';" \<>K\VAY, they was being tom. steeply The work of necessity, along stick, and there was a sharp clang of and sea. e led, himself and looked 4. least. lu the coldei climate of Canada, the powder with of a mile rama of land though .;·«·. He straightened oft.-e Hour»—» to 12—1 to the attention cartridge, «lamping quarters apart the shore. ma- educational lines, calling He discovered six kerosene were with its short summers, Indian corn water froiu a Smearing the In which the cried tin. square was enthralling. The., ap- at her. Her face and hands of the town officials, and other promi- pitcher plant. He guessed by way Ills followed him. "See!" she profoundly tures in much less time than when jil cases stacked up. Three in the The was so WOODBl'RY, A M M.D of a the on the paper, lie placed these that the was There carefully peared to stand almost exactly shining, spotless. chance I .RATIO nent persons to tbe importance composition sea raced past points excitedly. "I not mistaken. growu in the southern states. It makes at once, were empty, one seemed to be half full, center of the Island, which was cres- that his brow wrinkled with per- I and thorough campaign against it in the sun, where it dried land did rut extend beyond them. Be- was something here." great and less stalk and foliage and atteuds at prompt of two were un- Physician Surgeon, have been a small bundle of with- and the contents cent It was no larger than the piexlty. which tu this pest. The results very lie gathered hind him ii rose steeply to a considera- Λ creepy sensation ran up the man's shaped. MAINE. once to the making of grain by almost haste "You solTII PARIS, indeed. The co- from the and arrang- In the cen- touched. With feverMi sailor had estimated. The new slopes "I am a good pupil." she cried. the If we want satisfactory hearty ered spines palms ble helgnt. 150 or 2(R> feet. spine and passed behind his ears. At perpetuate species. as half filled tin ver- ■ Street. towns and well a lie ascertained that the were covered \\!tli see to ι. < reaMenee, 12 High of the cities, ou seemed now revealed I am learning help my- anil corn fur the silo we go south for the operation ed the driftwood top, choosing ter was the tallest hill, which this spot the drowned I.hscars were already as has been a great did contain oil. to the of the wa I made a bucket out of one of because it will a greater private individuals, for his bonfire just within the toward the southwest. Like an came the really dure down very edge self. seed produce the place to end abruptly IjTntT inspiration F. SMITH, source of satisfaction to depart- "What a find!" he aloud. a mile seaward covers it in two growth of the silage material. Farmers slii.de. Then inserting the touch pa* On the northeast side it was cc.mect· knowledge that the cuttletlsh. the ejaculated ter. which for nearly the dish by slinging Κ ment. the cave look some sand at in northern New Kugland like the Cana- the lie unscrewed a So far as he could Judge. broke over reefs. The sea ropes. Another dish cover, Attorney Law, station at per among spines ed with a rocky promontory by ridge dreaded octopus, abounds in the China jagged mature in The experiment Orono, and da seed corn because it wdl of the lenses of the binoculars, turned to the harbored no further surprises. Return- ed calm Irom this l.ci.'ht. and leaves supplied basin, soap \oRVV VY, MAINE. its director and entomologist, one of easy grade. The sailor sea. strangely fewer tliau any other. The oat through and toward the exit, his boots dislodge.! blue on the h Ji'izou towel. I have cleaned the tin cups and Block Collection» a Specialty days aided bulle- converted it into a burning glass sov.thwest as the most likely Ills face was livid when he turned to ing Irregular patches in the northern of has materially by issuing offering crop does better parts In a more from the saud. and east the man's the knives, and. see, here is my great- tins and in the active work. had a line blaze r -ring merrily direction for survey. Ills. "You are overwrought fa- empty cartridges to south caught New than in the southern states. taking part rapid by PARK. Englaud towns made With the aid of were shells adapted to a revolve; lirst He unslung the binocu- est treasure." t.KRICK A climate suits the oat and Many of the citieeand few minutes. pointed He was not surprised to find that They glance. Λ rather cool distance thetn 11"· for this work, sticks he some slices of ham, in a sheer wall of of heavy caliber. At a short lars he still carried and fjcused She held up a small metal lamp, at the grain will be larger and heavier. I special appropriations grilled the hill terminated Attorneys Law, banner town York with an first were In the world did find would such seed over that grown the being cut with his clasp knife, which he rock, which stood out, ominous and from the doorway they present eagerly. "Where in you MAINE. prefer in addition to KKftlEL, on same of $1000. The "and oues he in my own state or others the appropriation carefully cleaned in the earth. ui.'.i iive. from the wealth of verdure dozens. "Islands," he cried, big that ?" exclaimed. ν lUon K. Herrlck. EUer. C. Park about the Village Improve- latitude. If I were unable to my $500 paid by were of the that be- of the "The remnants of a he Buried in the sand inside the cave." keep individuals. biscuits variety clothing the remainder ridge. fight." too!" the winter without ment Society and private potatoes through come soft when toasted, and s» lie bal- the and separated thought. "The man was attacked and "How -odd!" whispered Iris, more "Anything else'/" >11 s s II \ RLOW, The whole of the infested territory, Pacing precipice having them exhaust their vitality by stones near the tire. Not of her imme- His tone was abrupt. She was so dis- j fr«»m to Bar Harbor has been anced a few by from it by a strip of ground not twen- defended himself here. expecting concerned In the scrutiny growing long sprouts iu the cellar be- Kittery want of and we feel Iris her annoyance in her In- the sea level in the the arrival of enemies, he no Jenks at appointed by the seeming ap- Vtorcey at Law, I would to carefully canvassed, justi- forgot ty feet above high- provided diate m'.rroundings. glanced lore planting them, prefer filled her that a MAINE fied in to the that the terest. A most appetizing smell est was another rock built emi- etore of food or water. He was killed her She was not lojklng at preciation of industry gleam DIVFIELD, get seed from Maine or at some saying public part shandy. my that a work has been so thoroughly done the air. were having picnic bluckencd reach the at a curl >us ho'.i >w. η of amusement died from lier eyes, and so far north that they would re- They nence quite bare of trees, by while trying to well, proba- the islands, but point need not be the lea*t Yes- her head, at once to ll-1'IU 'TA WHEELER, maiu dormant tΊΙ time to put tlieiu in there apprehen- amidst delightful surroundings. the weather and scarred in a manner bly at night." quarry-like depression beneath theai to she shook stooping sion as to the comfort of any one visit- the toast!lit. .·■' svne bisi-u:ts. the Under these conditions terday at this time— She almost yielded that attebrave, at not far re nove.l from the s:nall pla- Ί Ills time •'ontiineiy sorry. Attorneys the summer. intervening sparsely hardy European keeping bay but for one to carry his seed inc coming determination. Tears me. Miss I >c i:e !·«· viid SOUTH l'A BIS. MAINE. neighbor have been back with instant dotted with trees, casuarinas, ροοιι and a boat load of I)yak savages, enduring teau containing the well, though iso- "Forgive tor that As many letters of inquiry .1 mile οι less to exchange seed resource, unmindful of words are «M·-tated l>y U Whi le» to this from were a poor other woods he did not know, resem- the agonies of hunger, thirst, lated from it the south angle of the penitently. "My I une* ν Wrl|{.it. Alton s >il does not received in regard matter, manfully by h.is grown on a different and her com- I do not wish t·» make out of the state who are accustom- God's goodness to herself and cedar. A number ot then the siege, fol- anxiety. yon to reason in the least those bling ebony perhaps wounds; main cliff. appeal my degree. what on own ac. Mit. Tills OF to our resorts and Without the sailor, that the ax had l>oeu a effort to the life discoveries your «•TATE MKtC· however, believe in seed ed visit during July panion. stumps showed lowed by wild gain Here, in a great circle, there was not I do, growiug . ·.· im • to make even were a U ,u I NTY OK OXFORD. SS. Aprllt, pjui. we have thought best would have become of her, not Ile the hiss of a or Is strange pi yo;· specially for seed instead «if taking it August, at work, but recently. passed giving well, Malay parang a vestige of grass, shrub tree, noth- t on wherein Frauk I. W»r ι statement so that all may while still one in some r·» -t.··,·:<." aken execution, or the common stock. It he above she thrown ashore Uvlngl the deft and climbed a tree that wielded a foe and the last At first pleasant Τ IKitt η from the biu into by lurking save brown rock and sail·!. r· ii i.r H >!tfo «I Is plnlutllT aU'l Scott real facts in the case. ing to select seed know the She knew none of the expedients which As he came. "Surely | can rumuuiire about my IK] * Λ t>o'en o( HurtfTl ar ilefemlani-, I is a commendable practice oJTe.vd easy access. expected, despairing struggle before death the sailor deemed it to be the dried u;> 1 after a most thor- I· ■ -.ι I Ί·· auction ·>η the iw.-nt* aud At many resorts, own wl liy pit corn in the tield while growing, seemed to be at his command. a few feet from the He be mistaken. Perchance oaveV" In the foren··. η no neste were after rising ground might bed of a suiail lake. This hypothesis rtli 'Nv of Μ «ν at lOu'clock the best of it itself to gel ough search by an expert, she ex- It was «·.· .•ν·.·* of s Mr by "('an I do nothing to help?" the solemn blue "Most cert:'.inly. .tilu lûceofTho» |trt'li(h in In I'.u kllei plautiug In fact were but his eyes encountered there was a less dramatic explanation. would not serve, else it would be I for the maiu the Found. they thiuly -1 ·I ruunv, all th which Scott seed crop following claimed. So contrite was her tone that me not to have exam'ned its interior rlgt'ts Inequit\ scattered over a of the line of the sea, not half a mile distant But he could not shake off his first im- with verdure. The stared I»· t· ii 'f Hartfonl. In the e»unty <>r Ox'orl, ha>l If be the main theu greater part choked pit year. grain object Jenks was astonished. a more 11 of Octolier. I'JU< wlien fie s»me He descended and commenced sys thoroughly." the sixth tay 1 look for stalks with two or more ears, territory. pressions. up at them like an omlnou eye. though w to the to the dish I e*t iuo t^ge-l real c*fc'te and the of thai paid found the Hum?" following a K. F. in Turf, Farm cover. "If you polish top house? Would he sudden tti'il in Hartforii. In sal'l county. t<· wit, cer- take tha' in preference to the upper one Hitchings j Was there a here?" he asked. "Why did he bury the gl trious prospect mapped at their In In the sleeve it will serve as a "I did not mean any such thing. I tain lut of lan·! Hartfonl, aforewtl-i, This will iucline the to Home. with your encounter some hermit Malay 01 himself in this with uten- all of »aHI ami belnt the variety produce ly rock, mining feet momentarily swept aside #iic: i-astxrly part town, home-J of Luncheon Is ready." am bv the late Tlmo ears low down and with less growth plate. Chinaman'.' sils and a few storesV He could sorry." «tea·! f'inii formerly occupteil j What to Cut for Scions. rough considerations. anil l>t him ffHWHl to 'he "ahl can be lie dished up two slices ot "I t' Î'îlc you are horrid. If you want thy S. Dote" 1 stalk A variety considerably neatly At the foot of the main cliff was a not lie a There is the indi- x Τ iHiten hi- ilecl ilatnl Octo· castaway. "What a beautiful murmure*. ittt l»y warraiity modified iu this ν ay in a few years. Kiiitor of Maine Farmer: In seeking ham ou a couple of biscuits and hand- place!" to wash you will And the water over her 17th, 1KU.Y cluster of fruit bearing trees—plan cation of purpose, of of ■ who has never about I want to preparation, Iris. "I wonder what it is called." Sai real estate I subject t·> a mortgage of the When a careless armer, information grafting ed them to her with the clasp knife. there. I»on't wait. The h.-m will he ·- or ureca nuts and cocoa A method -combined with for (tame s«t >.«>t T. lK>ten to Tim in of use and that tains, palius. ignorance, we it Kaiubow is- 'late given l>y taken any pains the selection seed, your paper, hope you on he ex "Suppose christen to a cinder." Avis Λ. Dote η to "I can depend my tiugers," In frizz'ed S. lH>ten ami hi* wife from someone who has «••me our skilful orchardists will of cinchonas caught his eye. none who knew tbe ways of Dyake and thy a stock of time." ι couple land:" ever man secure a Ικ>η·1 for the maintenance of th·· sal·I procures "It will not be the tirst I niucky Jonks! Was fatoο<·|<. The Date«l Hartfonl April. marked. Such a farmer may well trees and with fair success. In asked, by way polite ; reared its high w< f In Greek?" of weakness, t'ould it lie ΤΙιυ sul)»«rll«t'r h reby xi·.*··* notice ing pear to know dodges at he said. "What and branches of sensation >le will to bearin "Here is a ί·!ΐ;·"·;β of menu, any tlgue. Miss Deane." attacked the budies northwest i* l-ft-n lnt«"l a rate," he communed. yon probably V isl ill 1. "I d'> not know." he late of ntxtiel purposes improving of. si cf tlit· It w<« too absurd. He sank to the II CLIFFORD SKW MAS, I. havn heard a w the ludicrous substitution would to the well aud threw can do this who will lecettM! ship's earth iudut^e.i ajfalntt It does pay t>< give spec-tl attention with less fruit. Another man stems. A stick was needful tc down a? a in." he was inclined to bury it where It :i tlrelel>le-*y U> me μίΛΐιιη, jUOl coral. Thi alarmed After an absence or nrtie mort· man Wanted. time for foll"wing year. influence is exerted styl·· black and white speckled youi" • ■I .m··». .. un" e miicli in ;i few When h«»recovc:-ed, tlit* girl's left Pulp instead of the seed from seed- un which it is knowing from choked s him from afar and wondered whence whole, grafted. guarded, in fact, being greed signal?" lu for- I is neck. For o.te year. solicited. like trees Me. be found on a desert island, such hours that I :ιιη bewll !ered. apt r.:i was around ing Correspondence balls is much propagatiug Hiram, Inquikkk may sand the first gaie mm "Yes. bur- he obtained the ax he shouldered. > with (luring mn or is in want and eocoanuts and certain these nice (listinethms." .. siul instant lu· nestled there H. D. COLE, from scions hardy garden flowering Our correspondent right as plantains He was "You are η successful she get blew. lier inquiring glance fell. explorer," .uni Pond, Me. division. The uew plant will "to avoid mistakes'* in his graftin. sorts of birds." I J«*uks was closely «·:<:«mining the reef ciitcwly. Il·· look»·, into lier eyes Bryant's plants by with this discovery, mor* breathless from agitation rather tliun cried wl:en he drew near. be like the old one time, or may In all orchard work too many careless' uieal was ended Jenks Delighted on which the Sirdar strut k. Sonic saw llutt site was Λ gust of every When" the Miss Den ne. I have found wa e/ying. r2th, 1905. on t· diamonds at the mo He was on her ac- "Yes, April be to be like it. The early rush into mistakes only later Best precious than running. perturbed were visible near the rose within Itiui that he should expected sprang lightly to his feet. even square objects :4;-ι·'Γ — a we have l>ave it now has losses therefrom and( he the :ouut. For un instant she had looked ter, Implements, shelter, light." rose potato as realize the resulting mont for doubted advisability tree. The sun. on the tin· cause of those tears. of pal:» glhitln.r l>« been division many years. It would seem there is known in on the water of tli« into his soul. "What sort light?" propagated by enough of existing supply waves, rendered it (litilciilt to discern lie tried to rise. Notice. is true of some other varieties. the of orchard trees, the she said The same management though knelt to peer into "I will go back." quietly "Oil." hotter?" lier so pitcher plant—he the!·· significance. "Oh! Are you lips Some farmers believe that such varie- it may never have all been written, lmd been 1 would rather acc.mipanj It a house?" I'ricen of Ice for season of 1905 and excavation. The well proper- "tl.oui.l' "And the shelter—Is make of those?" lie in ties teud towards ruuning out, while that no owner need make a mistake, if "What do you quivered pitifully. made. Ten feet dowu he could set >'oii. What arc you doing?" "No. a cure. If you are sufMciently IMd I faint?" until further notice. others claim that are as he will but take the proper steps to ly lianiliaz the glass an 1 Η slid "Yes. What happened? they getting baud* a to our heads." and take quired, he enter* the reflection of his face. Expert "Seeking place lay rested you might come pos FAMILY TRADE. tiue crops uow as they were thirty years learn the "know how" before ly ignoring .Miss Ile.ine's petulance, "Drink this." had the secret reservoir of the he answered, with gruIT c:ire!eJ3iiess. ses.iion." and he ago. But these men have been careful upon the mistakes. tapped lier brain was bu y with other tilings Site held a cup to his mouth, I"» « .71 and two different to the full ex- You must rest. Ml·:.» Deane. danced with excitement pounds daily per month, iu growing the crop and in selecting We presume the parties island. By stretching really Her eyes while she twisle.l t!ie biinicul.irs to obediently strove to swallow the con- " " " 44 1 00 the seed tubers sound and consulted our use the of his arm lie to plunge LMherwise you will be broken up by her what he had seen, with M keeping by correspondent tent managed He told suit her vision. Rainbow island-Iris- tents. It was champagne. After the 44 44 the 44 44 1.25 strong till the time for planting. An- »ame kind of new growth for scions, the stick into the water. Tasting tht faiij-ut' and become ill." reservations, and she ran on before the £> It was a nice conceit, but "menial" tirst of terror and when ap- is in to the confusion from what is meant her couch of spasm 44 44 44 " other open question regard coming he found that they were quit* So Iris again sought him to witness these marvels. to ;{0 1.50 drop-:, struck a discordant note. This man of water to his face failed use of or small tubers for planting. "suckers" and t > the plication 44 44 44 large by "sprouts." sweet. The saud and rock pro- sand, and the sailor returned lu^ue a new tc u 1.75 porous "Why did you path in or restore consciousness Iris had knocked tio Most writers for the press advocate The writer grew up in an orchard aud was no menial appearance speech. vided the bc.;t of filter beds. skeleton. They separated unwillingly, the she after a rapid while some of the has to do with fruit well?" inquired was lie so rude? the head oil the liottle of champagne. ICE CREAM. selecting large seed had something other's sale Why deliberately It'Ε FOR He rose, well pleased, and noted that each thinking only of the Nature had only most successful growers have for many, trees every year of his active life, and survey. "I think they are boxes or packing' lie quickly revived. coin fort. 20 50 100 a little we of the on the side the appearance ty and The lie was over- pounds 5c., pounds lllc., many years selected a size just will stake the reputation opposite "A new pnth!" pertinent ques cases." si c announced. given him a warning that market and have seen no that if will of and tufts of long grass him. lie was (Ktunds 15c. too small for Maine Farmer "Inquirer" tlie_shrubB tion staggered "Ah. that was my own idea! I must drawing his resources, deep- ovei cause to from that course. Mr. cut his scions from the last year's thrifty indicated the existence of η grown IV. the who lived here must did not conceive the Shaved Ice per bushel 15c. change CHAPTER "Yes. people visit that locality." ly humiliated, lie Edmund of Mass., and well of bearing toward the cliff. He followed it. of fr«>e half bushel 10c. Hersey ilingham, ripened growth path bones have had some sort passage." Will swim?" truth, that only a strong man could Shaved Ice per as as no mistake. CROSS the parched lay "How? you followed that practice for many limbs he will thus far make with eyes seeking cleared walking carelessly, Jenks lie lied easily. "I have only lie said, bis stern relaxing do all that he had done and live. Tor as an As to the etock in which a scion is set the stick discarded by "No." lijis WHOLESALE. ten years experiment, using large the when something he said. Mur- pro:«pect beyond, it away recent growth." a "I will nut swim. and. hours lie had not slept. seed at the same time for comparison having an influence on the quality of in his alarm. He picked up In smile: by thirty-six All customers 500 and rattled and cracked beneath his feet "And did dig a cave? It lie with taking pounds the smaller size or bet- the fruit on the scion, we it and resumed ids progress why they the way. Miss Deane. be careful when ing part of the time fought and found equal grown give fluii A- to over at one *1.50 ton. Less it Looking down, he was horrified would he much more simple to knew it Kphe- delivery per ter than the larger. I have knowu a up! You will And some who "know" nlong the pathway. So closely did he surely you are near the water. The lagoon wilder Leasts than they was on a skeleton. case small seed ran out a and others who don't believe he trampling build a house from all these trees." at to the sun. the than 500 pounds at one delivery $2.00 per where planting does, many now examine the ground that he hard- Is swarming with sharks present. sus. The long exposure in a few It was as it. The editor doesn't see the Had a venomous snake coiled its glis- "There me," he said his torch that too. Partners at ice house as variety years. long why noted his direction. The track led you puzzle I feel :r»Jerably assured that at low mental strain of sling supplied a he would ly ago as the Peachblow was popular question has any importance; you graft folds aroend his leg of the whose life depended wauted at $1.50 ton. teuing toward the wall of rock. The frankly. tide. wli<'λ t'e remnants gale the charming girl per In a field of them one could the stock you waut and you mo re But thii· straight the cavern hut a variety. changed not have been startled. They had entered vanished. I will lie able to walk hint lie c.posed to even of the hills kind want. "Nature never distance was not great—about forty have upon might always find part having NOHWAY. tubers, planted disappeared, was a he cleared the manlike. her words were carelessly im- and utterance* was always like the seed. It Can Alfalfa be Grown in Maine? With the stick away meandered through a belt of tree·, land contains! I shouid not have place upon his conduct defect in the A farmer and revealed the skeleton chosen, but they were crauimed with seals could culminated in utter serious variety. undergrowth some strong and lofty, others quite im- agined that sharks and all these things Pianos. who small seed at that time of a man. The bones were big and inductive force. when the wrier touched his planted ΜΛΙΧΚ FARMERS CAN OUT A SUPPLY mature. live together!" relaxation after a while that the main crop on the of 1 atn the finest line of fouud but oxidized by the action of at the foot of Embarked toboggan slope "You are he skin. representing S Κ Kl>. strong, More bushes gathered quite right," explained, heated was smaller and smaller each OF slid down ever exhibited in New England. becoming the air. Jenks had injured the left see untruth, the sailor smoothly with "As a rule pianos the of the cliff. Behind them lie could becoming gravity. BE OOMTItlUED | at the It was due to planting of [TO 1 will make my headquarters year. tibia his tread, but three fractured The six months' ward. sharks infest only the leeward side these diseased tubers in increasing pro- by the mouth of a cave. Andrews House, South Paris, from While it is still doubtful if alfalfa can colored imagina- are at April farm- ribs and a smashed shoulder blade tohi about the en- "Events have your these islands, .lust now they An t'nbroken Spell. I will have from year to year. Some in it is old growth of vegetation '-'4th, until further notice. portion be successfully grown Maine,. Miss Dcaue. Even In England the wreck." weather." who raise several varieties of uxrs s."ιοί into t!>C Ι'.'ί,οοΛ. some terrible unwritten story. clear indication as to the tion, traded in shoals by When wo have a "spell o' a list of in new and second ers pota- such a desirable both for fodder 'Π. biiùii'x trance gave large bargains plant, relics men often such things for fu- we have for cash toes each year are not particular iu keep- Beneath the mournful wevf which had since a human preserve "Oh!" Iris shivered slightly. nnd wet weather at that, only hand pianos and organs. I sell and for hay, that many more attempts The time elupsed varieties distinct at harvest fjo;I had restored his faculties. cloth. It was ture use. can be reloaded." better back now. The of or old instrument.» ing the time, made before it fragments of decayed the solitude. They "We had go to recall the climatic conditions easy payments, taking should be giving up. stoiv.l foot last disturbed but let them get mixed in storage. girl thought JrtMinil.v, as ho about were a few "Yes. I have seen keepers do that. is keen here. Miss Pea tie." in order to 1*> in exchange. During recent years alfalfa has been blue serge, l ying A few vigorous blows with the stick wind Dartmoor, in England, and late sorts should never be there in his attire, that she had There is an air of"— misun- I also sell the latest and, far, the Early where it rough blackened brass buttons mark- and This is dilïereut. She knew that "ue purposely thankful for a little. varieties successfully grown formerly oujects. cleared away obstructing plants by mixed in the field. Mixed uevcr seen a ilutr man. lie was tall lot to be done." broke con- best piano υη the market. The was impracticable. In the past ed with an anchor. The dead man's and "There Is a derstood lier gesture. His attitude The moor has, says a writer in Corn- player well in market. If I were thought leafy branches. The sailor stooped this are unlimited. never sell three a number of farmers und well formed. 1» his "We must was no further possibilities of player two or years sinewy repose boots were in the best state of preser- for the in Jcuks emphatically. a rebuke. There an eternal of clouds, a of potato growing 1 looked into the cavern, opening veyed hill, procession A |Mt.>,tal card will briug you catalogue» making specialty have tried it in this state with some suc- face was if masterful. Its the hill and get back here in in their ex- with a select at pleasant, vation. but the leather had shrunk, and five feet He per- climb room for sentiment present varied In form, lighted with information desire. would certainly seed diggiug Maine was barely high. Infinitely any you may cess. The Agricultural Experi- somewhat sullen, self contained ex- another fire before the O deal with chill > such hills as the the nails like fangs. the excavation time to light istence. They had white or lowering in ·;Ι »ni, me as are time from produced with protruded ceived instantly that radiance See before you buy, my prices ment Station began experimenting was and to a can- of sizable tubers with pression occasional acquired. there, and a sun trocs down. 1 want prop or men- ever larger number seed a A rusted pocketknife lay was man's handiwork applied to rent, tattered tilmy. gathcriui;. the lowest offered. Turkestan grown year ago. be so euer and few small ones that would bo unfit for She wondered how he could skeleton rest- vas sheet In front of the cave try to swath \on in I. Ο Y S. EYSTER, South i'aris, Maine, Montana grown seed has been found by on the left breast of the fault in the hard rock. A sort of nat- acing, creeping round comes now from she cousumed market. The claim getic. Personally was the of a to devise a lamp." or one of th.»se or 211 Tremont St., Boston, Mass. the United States Department of Agri- ed a round piece of tiu, top ural shaft existed, and this had been a mist of rain dropping some of the statious that in with I inside?" demanded Iris. experiment culture to be as as Turkestan, sleepiness. canister, which have in labor. "Must sleep showers lighted with sunshine are hardy might reposed extended by manual Beyond silvery a field of rotting potatoes there has lie a revolver. else?" and the Secretary of Agriculture produced a Jenks it up. more "Yes. Where from behind some hills that are able to resist coat pocket: picked the entrance the cave became usually the Station with a "L)o mind if I tire a shot to test a a mere whiff of Throat kindly furnished you were There was pause, there is no lack, nnd Wanted. the disease, and that seed should be Some curious marks and ligures Owing to Its position with ref- Coughs Of heavier rain limited amount of Moutana seed. It is he "The lofty. these cartridges?" inquired. a awkwardness. of the beau- saved from such disease-resisting plants. punched into its surface. After hasty erence to the sun at that hour Jenks all one can say |M»reiinialIy inoculated with the bacteria that from is all but the fulminate outside." went A in the throat; PEELED PULPWOOD. valuable such selection would be powder right, he it aside for more leisure- would "I will mount guard tickling tiful moor is summed up in the verse How the root tubercles whioh are essential to glance put imagined that sufficient light In the caps may be damaged." on Jenks. lie was trying to Improve hoarseness at times; will be better known after the experi- of this examination. adeep Invented by its enemies: the most successful growth plant. He ly it on a ments have been carried on a number of She agreed promptly. pointed the edge of the ax by grinding us rain. We have enough seed so that a hundred Ν > weapon was visible. Ile could breath irritates it;—these The south wlnd many min- "That arrangement"— and a mix- Apparently this its of innumerable Iris was mo- boil· and other of terror. The ceptive cough Tlie Knierald. may improve germination. wings. he that the skel- trouble·,—pimples, ended lu a sharp cry Maine Farmer: I have noticed will utes before perceived ture won't cure them. no flaw in it Is Editor Enough seed for oue-fonrth acre be dismayed, but her senses had returned during An emerald that has mentarily eton was At first he beside· Iom of birds Maine Farmer the on con- — heidless. Imag- eruption·, appetite, dispossessed in the during pist given away to Maine farmers the sailor'· explanation You want that of the purest love. Some peo- air cure advocated continued in about with the the sailor's absence. something typical winter the sterilized dition that they will follow the cultural ined that rummaging that tired feeling, lit· of biliouane··, such stones can Ε. h. "Sea birds." kill them!" he shouted in an- ple say that, as few PIKE, for milk fever. I have given it a fair direction furnished with the seed, and stick he had disturbed the skull. But "I will will heal the inflamed "Cau use a revolver?" he asked. indigestion and headaohe. be found, purest love is necessarily MAINE trial and find it ail that it is claimed to will their success or failure to you minute search demonstrated ger. ι WEST PARIS, report the mast enrich the was s t't to a case of milk fever father taught me. He think· The sooner one rid of them th· membranes, rare. An emerald alway eight be. I was called the station. If any one desires to grow "My been taken get· "Please don't. There has l»eeu enough " that it had gone—had away, £1 about β p. st. The cow was a the every woman should know how to de- of and tone the to possess the power of discovering -March a half acre, enough of "scratched so effectu- better, and the way to rid them of death in this place already." blood up in f.ict—for the plants which get of valuable Jersey and was at that for au additional of an acre fend herself If need be." treachery in the si:.i;i idic;;ed BLOOD CIRCULATION very seed quarter bones would and to boild the that ha· The words jarred on his ears. Then .·. .*. .*. in the screened the lighter mp system e\eeei. :t time to all appoarance dead, judg- will be sent. Those some of "Excellent. Well, Miss Deane, yon ally to the system friends. The emerald is ly — BY MK vNS or desiring he felt that she could only allude I at once forc- not the skull to vanl;h. ■uffered from them is to take r.i : ment of the by-stauders. this seed should write the undersigned must try to sleep for a couple of hours. p"r:n!t popular in courtships and .:i ,,.e.t. on siilor's face rlctlms of the wreck. ed the sterilized air into her udder and at as the seed will be sent out in Tlu·:» the frown the ».;ed t » :\:ig once, I purpose examining the coast for some she After marriage It is s:i| ρ Vibration hours she could wink and thruderous. He "I was going to say," explained, Scott's Emulsion in about two the order that the requests are received. Should bee ::ie th:e.ten!ng. into the household and to no mat- distance on each side. you Hood's devise a harmony cures all and aches io hours she was on her feet. At Tours t'.e creese. indistinct SarsaparlUa "that we must partition. pains eight truly, want a shot will be the best sort lyc/letel rusty is such a domestic i:t e\ e*y ρ » and dis- was on her feet I administered a heavy "I am very tired," she Tormlng in oombination the Spring rock. It is a to bring business uiUf vibrations minute. he "A not like this hole in the and death. 6,000 per of "Dyaks!" growle.l fiercely. power. dose physic. In the needed stamnia in "But you?" Medicine of ! nourishing aster. No no Plasters, no Elec- discussing a*η par txctiienoe, unequalled vault, a tomb." Drug<>, At this March 2H, the cow is I am all I feel restless— ship's officer, EngHa'unan probably. Removes the cause of writing, stock the Breeder's Gazette "Oh, right! in the blood a· told me that I was In com- and advice is the second case breeding murCeved head hunting strength purifying "You A \\ omtiu. Consultation as well as ever. This we that I mean I will not he able to by .Dyak pi- IlelpleuM tricity. claims that "in the Northern States is, dispute my orders." He the and the whole A M to 11 A. of milk fever that I have treated with shown radical and mand, yet yon cough wife's the tu.wt helpless crea- free. Office hours, 9 house our breeding cattle too much for sleep until night comes, and before we vait··^!" by unequalled, par· "My the sterilized air with the same come strove hard to appear brusquely good is new do p. m. to P. M good their own we want more our domain I If they came once they would manent cores of ture," growleil t'udly; "simpl> can't M., 7 8:3ο good; open climb the hill to survey for one system given result·. humored, indifferent, though t > sheds and fewer air-tight cow barns." want to find better than w· again. and .·. anything without bothering me lu-lp J. H. D. V. S. quarters •orofula Salt Rheum he was Irritable. OR. Black, we have and bow Iris Deane of his mold absurdly strength vigor PARMENTER, But cold winters, just now Five hundred yards away her." Read Me. posses·." was but that ex- Me. field, to balance the cold and the shelter is an wan He not to have Scald Head loll·, Pimple· The cause overstrain, Oppoelte Opera Hotue, Sonny, Perhaps were she lees fatigued the sleeping. ou^ht Send for frtt mmflt "Yes?" Farmer. All Kind· of Humor Paoriaala him. starch factories in Aroostook open question!—Maine the left her alone. And t'.ien. with the planation escaped "Yea. last night I had to roach T^e would have caught vague anxiety, in the Only and are care of of η Blood Rheumatism "Quite true. But If sleeping 6? BOW cbmUti of the Hailed. have started up taking the note of distrust, in his voice. But devilish in. eiiulty coincidence, Polaonlng SCOTT NE, up and get a candle off the sbelf or Is bad for me. It the Good has been a t! e echoes and cold, in dew rain. u > t ady or gentleman of fair education to travel surplus potatoes. potatoes When a cow that faithful the of sand and leaves on which rev Diver shot awoke Catarrh Dyepope! a, Κ to Pearl Street, New York pantry for her s» she co:'.l i down as much to for carpet bad for and with- 4OQ-415 for a βπη of #1.07* |ter are worth grind up deliverer of milk becomes fractious, the sent all manner of wild fowl must be equally you. a scuttle of coal."— $l».00u capital. Salary •he was seductive. Her hurtling no but be sur· It J "J Ail cellar and bring up as sell for at the lay very ey·· Accopt substitute, jtx. $1.00. druipstt and weekly. Addreea starch they shipping fault can always be traoed to the milk- the trees with clamorous out- out you I am hein less, you know." year eipeaeee, paid closed. She nestled into a comforta- through and it Philadelphia Tress. M. PBBCIVAL, Sooth Paria. M·. stations.—Maine Farmer. man.—Maine Farmer. git Hood's, gel today. He laushed sardonically, and the ble petition «ad eltgt. cry. Prevalent W««t Parte. MM. Hartford on House Cleaning. Catarrhal Troubles ESTABLISHED 1SJ3 Backfleld. to Methodist Rev. and Mr·. P. C. Potter returned Hebrov, April 20,1905. SPRING MILLINERY THE OXFORD BEARS seized a box con· It le very satisfactory the Sheriff Withington last la not of much use for Brother MONTHS CAUSE SICKNESS. here that Re*. D. F. Nelson has 'rom the conference at Gardiner It IPRIXO *Cîie e>*ford an assortment of liquid food, ad- lociety house gemocrat, aining and Mr. Potter is to remain in ί ilocum to kick and fret about AND BE CURED OF Iressed to a old oo seen returned to this parish. Mr. rueeday. BREATHE HYOMEI, ISSUED TUESDAYS. THE DOINQS OF THE WEEK IN ALL 17-year kid, Tuesday. It 1· an old institution of Mrs. Nelson bave made warm Bethel another year. < leaning. kVhy would it not be a good plan for the many out. CATARRH. the com- Mrs. Alice Farwell went to the Maine 1 Dng standing, and cannot be wiped SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY. commission to the line Friends since coming here, and are more common investigate along Seneral and bad an I man might as well be a cheerful idiot Catarrhal troubles SOUTH PARIS, MAINE, APR. 25, 1905. jf the munity will be glad to welcome tbem Hospital Wednesday other time of railways? for which is re- ι λ a born The fact is, it is a it this season than at any of was over to back. On of this week, jperation appendicitis, grumbler. come A. W. Horton Norway Tuesday evening the head of every the The sudden changes that Mr. and Mrs. David Emmons successful. < lisease which attacks year. Paria Hill. Sumner this week to look after his farm, April 25th, ported A months are to Herbert C. Rowe has an rell family once a year. iuring the spring produc- ATWOOD A FORBES, on his friends in will open their house for a reception purchased regulated with· calling Buckfield pass- 1 die with of cases of catarrh that Nelson under the automobile. roman never was known to it, tive many EdIUr* ud be given Mr. and Mrs. will become Norway, Me. Preprt*t«r«. First Baptist Church, Rev. K. O. Taylor, pastor ing. will hereafter be 1 tut she has been known to about kill su t proper treatment 10 44 A. H. the of the Ladies' Aid of the Meth- The Prospect Inn Prcachlng every Sunday at Sunday How the child will adopt suspices a UBOBOK M. ATWOOO. A. E. fUllIi. Service at aptly known as Hotel and is now 1 he rest of the The safest way :hronic. School at 12 M. Sabbath Evening educational features of the Ddiet church. Every one who wishes to Prospect family. and *. P. S. C. E. TuesUav evening. leading one of ι nan can out of it is to at a The most convenient, 7 SO »·. T. little be is and invited. open to guests. Wm. A. Shafer, get keep pleaeantest, 1 «rr evening at 7 30. Cove- Limes. It being decided to send present freely cordially can for the treatment In advance. 'jay Meeting Thursday the bas been here distance and eat he scientific method \ fine line of Trimmed, Untrimmed and Tikhi —$1 JO a rear If paid strictly ute laat Krl before the lat not δ It is to be a social occasion and proprietors, recently ] >roper anything only Ready· 4 rent· nant Meeting 'ay Harold, son of John Gerrish, yet happy cure of is >therw1ae 93.00 a year. Single copie· the month at 2 30 P. M. All not to for extensive and im· l ind in the pantry. and catarrh, Ilyomei. Simply -uuilay of to he said to his fa- refreshments will be eerved. arrange repairs in- ■ lnvtte Sunday The hotel will not be 1 >e taken as a medicine as often as haler that comes with every outfit, a. m. of last week, his wife ilready engaged. j ;o-wear Hats. All the Inch la of column. contracts ->ua>lay at 10 as have a ball and mit." evening remaining three minutes four Latest per length Special for summer but will be open ι hink proper. It is a good spring tonic, then breathe it for Novelties, Etc. made with local, transient tad yearly advertls Κ. P. has returned from two or three days longer to visit friends. guests only, of Witbiugton of bark boiled down times a er·. A. Guy Bennett of the dale 1900, treat- Before Mr. Nelson left a during the whole year. iomposed poplar day. Vermont, where he has been for retiring of>en or con- of has been chosen Mrs. Putnam of the Howard has pur- itrong, wild cherr" bark boiled down No dangerous drugs alcoholic Job PtUTise .-New tut presse·, Hein I'niversity Maine, cellar window, and during the night the MRS. HILLS type, ment. with are into the when workmen and low business of the the as chased the mail route from the to ι itronger, and sulphur well mixed coctions taken system power, experienced price» manager Campus, Leavitt of Auburn has recent- house was entered is supposed by depot the to make this of our bual at Kackley ex- rum. Put in all the rum the law will is used. Breathed through combine department >emi-monthly paper published the thieves, and a nice watch, the post office and the delivery of Hyomei mm and been in town. tramp gold of Λ'ϋΙ be with us this season and will he to »ee all old complete popoutr. ly from The Howard has become very : illow. I call it Governor Cobb's bitters, inhaler, the balsamic fragrance Hyo- pleased customer* university. Mis» Lizzie Bonney of North Buck- the more valuable for being a gift press. cells his Albion L. It. is with increased [t will a man's politics from sour- mei to the most remote Having sulci farm, is with her Dr. a former parish, was etolen, also several popular. hoped keep penetrates field boarding uncle, to vote the nose and throat, and thus kills Coming EveoU. Vbbott will sell his stock and farming minor articles such as a of razors, accommodations that Bethel will again ing and help him Republican of the Η-ΚΊΊΊ' ■!■! 1-M 1 111 HI 1 I 111 -H-H- ·Ι I Μ ΠΙ I I 1 I t ; Π Heald, and high school. couple to the irritated at auction afternoon of attending welcome the number of summer Licket another year. It will be well the catarrhal germs, heals tools Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Ci. W. Heath of Weat a pair of boots and a box of provisions. large as in former the bitters out of Mr. mucous membrane, and gives complet his week, at 1:30. of Mrs. T. H. are It is the wish of all that the articles may guests years. keep Pettengill's Blue Stores. Sumner, parents Lunt, W. C. cure. Professor C. H. C. Wright of Cam- be recovered. $25 in money The schools in town opened Monday. light. and permanent Ί. a few days with their daughter Fortunately have been was here for a few upending was not Mr. Brown of Palermo returned as mas- Thousands of testimonials Bethel- bridge, Mass., days and in another part of the house for irn-* family. of the school and Mies An Announcement. as to the astonishing cures made List week making arrangements Mrs. Heath rounded discovered. ter grammar given east of Friday, April 21, winter is said to have beeu a J. S. treasurer SKW ADVERTISEMENT*. on his summer home The West Paris Public Asso- Twaddle, Miss Andrews and Miss Rich- The past by this remedy. Nugent, Medium Underwear. provements Dut her 80 year earthly sojourn. Having Library Com- at ardson are in their former in bard one for the deer, and it is reported of the New York Life Insurance the village. been of Mr. and Mrs. Heath ciation will hold its annual meeting positions at the neighbors have died in in the writes: has This season of the demands an underwear that is Glen wood A of scientists stopped the home of Mrs. David Emmons on the lower that they quantities pany, "Ilyomei completely year medium Range» party About UO years ago, wife and I enjoyed grades. from That Inviïe Uerms the first of last week, The of the of Mr. Maine woods. It is that the cured of catarrh, warm Symptom· Hubbard House of an invitation to 1st, at 7:30 o'clock. burning buildings possible my daughter in Winter underwear is too while the to Medium Underwear the great pleasure Monday evening, May a for I weight. change iod made a visit to Mount Mica. They are C. £. Valentine last was a very time may come when it will be necessary which she has been sufferer years." The Fl*hlng Season dine with old friends, on this Members of the association earnestly Saturday especially affair. The fire to increase the of licensee The outfit costs but summer weights is too grea'. We have, however, several were Charles Palache, Ph. D., professor of a to be for the sad caught mysterious- price hunting complete Ilyomei I grades Spring Millinery. occasion, as it of the nature requested present purpose last a A Shoe of High l>egree <>f in Harvard, with three of partook other in the stable and Mr. Valentine to obtain funda-'With which to provide one and as the inhaler will this kind of weather. mineralogy and tribute of respect. of electing officers and transacting ly being dollar, ) that are adapted for just Suits and toat·. lii.s students named Adams, Hamilton reception, on the R. F. D. route women food for the deer during the winter, in lifetime and there is sufficient Ilyomei Cstarrbal Troublée Prevalent. necessary business. away only ΜΟΓΝΤΑΙΝ. little son were at order to our The sug- for several weeks' treatment, it is the Probate Notice·. and Dixon, Professor W. Nicol, princi- STREAKED Frank Keene and family are moving and Mr. Valentine's preserve game. All Wool White Worsted at....$i per garment. t> Notices of in the time the alarm could be is made that the next most economical catarrhal remedy Appointaient pal <>f the school of mines Kingston, The remains of Caroline who to Hebron for the summer. He home. By gestion legislature Furniture Polish. Chesley, expects Worsted at X < and I)r. of the of last to but little could be saved. The establish the office of Commissioner of known. Extra bottles can be procured Mixed Gray 75c. per garment. Bread Rainer· J5c intarii;, Borgstrom, died at Augusta on Wednesday to come baqk again another winter given to was about with an insurance Game with a of $1500, for cents. Âsk F. Λ. Shurtleff & "Just Right" Cigare same institution. Previous coming week, were here Saturday and haul lumber for the Paris Manufacturing loss 14000 Feeding, salary fifty Cotton at 50c. per garment. brought a clerk. Gray Notice. to Paris the had visited Mount on the old of $2000. Not do Bethel an office at the state bouse, and Co. to show you the strong guarantee | party interred in the family lot Company. only people Ecru at Bankruptcy Notice. in Auburn and a mineral de- the much but a host of John Jones of *Jonesville wishes to an- under which sell Hyomei. Jersey 50c. per garment. I Found. Apatite farm. Alvin D. Swift has purchased express sympathy they this is done shall be a For Sale. in Hebron. on to Will Hall who have enjoyed the Valentine nounce that if he !! B'ue at I posit Mrs. Lora Verrill intends moving house formerly belonging people 1 — Jersey 50c per garment. Leslie £. for seasons as summer candidate for the Herbert L. Scribner and on to her farm this spring. She is at of Rumford Falls and will move there in hume many position. of the loss with for to at State of Maine Newell have gone into the meat business friends in Auburn. a few weeks. guests will hear regret. Would it not he you try least one of present visiting Word has been received at Good Will j| good judgement "f under the firm name of Scribner & who took a to Eng- Mrs. Clara E. Ridlon came from Yar- Last Friday and Saturday Miss L. M. Ralph Stone, trip Farm that Andrew will these kinds? Sickness is you know. If cannot Newell. business this week. to his the Stearns held her and Carnegie give "Just Right" II expensive you ur TMK UOVXHSolt—A PIUxLAMATtON. They begin land on a cattle bas returned mouth of last week with millinery opening, J ship, Tuesday to the Good Will Home Associa- ·* Joseph J. flattery, who has been liv- bmne. He ten in of her husband, the ladies were much pleased with the $15,000 time to come :n you will see samples of these in our wind·.λ*, v spent day* Liverpool, bodv daughter's George tion for a on condition spire un Albion L. Abbott's farm, which tbe to be a of in her lot of hats, and fancy library building ing and reports city place Jackson, for burial family display trimmings a new en- Willi the advice and consent of the Executive Alfred M. in of the cour- that an additional $15,000 for the has been purchased by drunkenness and He did not here. goode. All epoke praise CIGARS. Council, I hereby designate Thursday, poverty. dowment fund be raised. It will be re- Eleventh of Instant, a» Fait Daniels, will move into the place vacated at all admire the natives of either sex, Tubbs is out the lum- teous attention given by Miss Stearns Twenty day April, George sawing membered that when the Charles E. We tickle the taste of smok- Da ν by Mr. Daniels in the village. and feels doubly thankful that he is an ber at Willis' mill. It will take several and her assistants. F. H. NOYES CO.. Given at the Executive Chamber at Augusta, was by lire, The Universalist Ladies'Sewing Circle On over he bad the The rain of Friday was a welcome one Moody building destroyed ers with our this twentieth lay of March, lu the year of American. the trip weeks. Home cigars. come to a December 31st, the Good Will I stand- I one thoui-and nlue hundred an·! will meet with Mrs. Pierce Thursday of a storm at sea. is a sick for river driving bad Paris. our Lord thrilling experience J. Frauk Reed having quite of about ;; South { the of the has for Association lost its library Norway. Ave. and of Independence afternoon. and came near to the bottom. He with and a touch of rheu- still. Warren Emery 7,000.000 that United State» of America the one hundred going spell grippe 5300 volumes. A few later a new We have brands Charles Howe has leased the black- he will be content hereafter to stay matism. the International Paper Company to be days and twenty ninth. says was founded at Good Will to T. smith of Leslie K. Newell and will now work- driven out of River and a library William Cobh shop un this side tho pond. He is Advertised letters in West Paris post Sunday large have for a which several hundred volumes have been tried and By the Governor. run it. He began business there Monday at the Maine Sanatorium. office 14th: crew of men have been waiting Bt Ko.s Born, ing April been contributed. The Good Will Home morning. Ada Foster has been friends in long time. F. L. Edwards lias several Secretary of State. visiting Lawrence Burke. Association is assured of the of <>ne candidate was baptized at the Auburn. Ε T. Colby. thousand cords at Alder River to be growth tested. this at the rate of about 500 Rev. W. W. Easter service at the Baptist church. Plaisted Whitman went to Lewiston a (ieo L Chase. driven out. D. R. Hastings has 5000 library Hooper. W. M. Cummins?». if a suitable sorrow is felt at the new> of wood in Wild volumes annually building We have them and of Rev. W. W. Universal few and a nice set of Kva Kites. cords pulp River, large The many friends days ago purchased is Mr. Andrew Carnegie is that Ex-Governor Perham is a Wade Frink footer. to be driven into the river. provided. were shocked to learn of hie seriously weeels for farm cart of Messrs. Gilead, big this small, or mild. Hooper He is cords of with the facts and makes strong in Ν. on ill at his home in Washington. A- Dunton. ■lo«eph Lepage. Hastings Bros, have 5000 pulp acquainted death at his home Utica. Y., R. R. Norway. offer. a little more comfortable for wood to be driven out of Pleasant αττΒΤ^κι Sunday, April ltith. from inflammatory reported Mrs. Martha Whitman is in very poor G. H. Porter. them the last two or three River in and E. S. Kilborn bas a We keep right- rheumatism. Mr. was for sever- days. health this spring. Mrs. Nellie of South Paris is Mason, LAST HOPE VANISHED. Hooper Bryant in Stream. The Easter wa« observed at the Universalist Clarence Waldron has gone to Worces- large quantity Mill al years, some twenty years since, pastor visiting in town. When said that W. church by two services, forenoon and to work. will soon receive a large leading physicians moist of the Universalis! church in Norway, ter, Mass., Mrs. Cbas. II. Bates has been Androscoggin had incurable enough. The church was handsomely recently of if the water in the small M. Smithart, of Pékin, la., also on Paris IIill. lie after- evening. Charles Maxim is slowly recovering called the sudden death of her quantity logs preaching away by so can be his last hope vanished; a reasons our Lead. decorated for the occasion with flower* a severe illness caused streams rises the logs floated. consumption, I few White wards held other pastorates in Maine, from quite by get- brother. for Con- Just why was only but Dr. New Discovery of and plants. Special music very a sliver into the of his King's and was later for a number years ting large joint iîoratio B. Hammond of Trap Corner Hebron. and Colds, him cigars never disappoint. in rendered by a choir of eigbt yount: hand lias been sumption. Coughs kept ->· state missionary of the denomination finely thumb. Tbe badly lias hired out to work for the summer "This •^Guaranteed Pure. in as follows: Α. II. Brainard of out of his grave. He says: great Strictly In this line of work he was Ia!» years. Her funeral heard the of hie A of or more the natural causes. One room tenement and one April time to construct a line from Bethel Monday, story sickness, party sixty enjoyed 5 at her late at the was held Monday residence. and came to the conclusion that the grange supper Thursday evening room tenement with stable room and AT THE PHARMACIES OF Governor Cobb's Fast through Hunt's Corner to North Water- | t Day proclama- Rev. Mr. officiating. She man came very near there all home of II. E. Bartlett, the proceeds RIDE Newport ford and one to and Mason, dying A DAREDEVIL tion is Never before has a leaves two Mrs. Morris and Norway is now out not in over eleven dollars. The next with each. unique. daughters, alone. He again, but being ac- garden to from Greenwood and to connect often ends in a sad accident. To heal governor had the courage refraiu Mrs. Chase, two sons (all present but one Lynchville normal health. supper will be held with Mr. and Mrs. those to with other lines. Thus far everything cidental injuries, use Bucklen's Arnica H. STUART, any words beyond necessary son), one sister and two brothers, one of And now Charles B. Brooks is no F. B. Howe, 4th. J. F. A.SHURTLEFF&CO. is May from as well. has been a success, and everything Salve. "A deep wound in my foot, specify the day. It's just whom, Mark W. Chandler of Norway, longer living alone, having procured a South Paris, Me. Recommendations for the to as- working smoothly with all the officers Lovell. an accident," writes Theodore Schuele, people and Benjamin Bacon, also of Norway, housekeeper in the person of a widow in their accustomed of and stockholders. Bids will be received of Columbus, 0., "caused me great pain. Maine. semble places her sister's husband, were present at her Smith from Bangor. C. H. Brown and wife are in Portland 2 Stores, scant consideration by Amos G. Beau for until were helpless, but Bucklen's Poli*li. worship, etc., get funeral. Mrs. Graut was a member of constructing Several a canal was this week. Physicians Furniture j | 10th. years ago proposed Arnica Salve healed it." Soothes May G. Walker and quickly CO. nowadays. the M. E.church. across the base of Cape Cod, but for Mrs. Henry George W. F. A. MII('RTI.tKFF cents per bottle. Sold by H. Keene at Dixfield were parties want it and one party has secured F. entirely Nellie Hayes is at home from Port- Panama canal, which is dragging along C. K. Chapman was at South Paris T. F. HATIIAWAY, Farm Famous Produced an from the administratrix to work on the Auburn-Turner elec- The Blood which Made Village destroyed about TiW o'clock Saturday land. agreement like a snail at leisure. and Norway Tuesday. The South Maine. a fire which started about sell as soon as she gets authority from road is Over Paris, morning by I)r. A. L. Hersey has returned from Yes, times change in common with Arthur Stevens and family have mov- tric progressing finely. under the Holman store. the court. What is the use of crying, ties are laid with more to be the furnace the south wbere he has been spending everything elaej on the 17th of April, ed from the parsonage at the village, 20,000 0,000 fire and "Farming don't pay!" when there is such in The work of the 2.22 The spread rapidly nothing the winter. 1848, 1 commenced my eummer'e work and the rooms are being painted. put place. laying Wanted. AMERICAN LAW 1=4 could be done toward either demands for farms? have arrived for rails will at once and the cars will saving The friends of Rev. J. E. Budden of for Capt. Thomas Stickney, my wages to Mrs. Volk and family begin Maine's Fastest Green Trotter 1W04. Sure to beat 215. Started rum-j· 'ust while all the conteuts L. J. Andrews has a ewe sheep that be when arrives. To hire a man for all round building, nearly a former and much esteemed be nine dollars a that the the season and are at their residence running July good | t<· Little I' '· Norway, him three lambs this month, being Fall—won :! races. Brother in blood The Friend 2.13 1-4. .Iml^·· of both were lost. By the good work of resident of this to learn dropped spring. that Heronoaks. farm the season or the ·! «uili ό, place, regret of highest price paid for boy labor at work, by year. etc. .Sire, lleir-at-Law 2.05 3·4(ρ), 2.12('), world's champion double L'ait· the fire the house of Mrs. All three are living. is f department his illness. time. Now farmers would be glad to The store of Barnes Walker being FRIGHTFUL SUFFERING RELIEVED. eire of 20 in list. Dam, Florence Chimes, by Chimes, sire of s in 2 10 Ii>r. was saved and the It was in the paper some time S. M. KING, K. S. Tainter post Rev. T. C. has been reported twice that amount for the same kind and It was left in bad Merriment 2.11 American Π«·Ιί»·< Chapman appoint- S. his mill pay painted shingled. Suffering frightfully from the viru- Lady of the Manor 2.04 I-4. Dare Devil 2.00, 1-4, office was The ago that W. Libby had sold of wiDter. Me. only slightly damaged. ed to the M. E. churches in Oxford and of help and cannot get it. At that time condition by the tire last lent of food, C. G. South Paris, 2.12 1-4 and 24 others, Grandam, Almont Jr. 2.20, .sire of Η<·ί!<· Hamlin was to Mills of Mason but it seems to be a poisons undigested Myrtle, by drug store of J. P. Johnston some- Welch ville. men went to Massachusetts Λ hut· in I «*. blank many young Grayson of Lula, Miss., took Dr. King's 2.12 .'5-4, etc., also dam of Lord Derby 2.0.» .5-4 and 4 others in 2.10. what damaged. F. B. was cartridge. South Rumford. winner* Mr. Andrews called to Me- to get better wages; now they are all New Life Pills, "with the result," he handsome bay horse. 15-2, 1050 lbs., foaled IS5W. Colts are Ulne Kibhoii Mrs. Powers, who lived over the Hol- chanic Falls on to attend the and to ·!"»<·» Friday Newry. wanted here except the dead heads, John Ruse has engaged work for writes, "that I was cured." All stom- #nd promising speed. Terms $25 season, usual return privilege. Se:t»"U man store, and I)r. B. A. funeral of his Mr. Swasey, cousin, Orrington the demand is much greater than the M. L. and W. A. Wyman and has moved ach and -bowel disorders way to June 1st. For address who had an office in the same Died, 11», at the residence of give catalogue dentist, Hawkee. April from Wilson Thomas' house at East 25 Mrs. in Grafton, her supply. their tonic, laxative properties. cents building, lost everything. Mrs. Widber, Mrs. Caroline is ill hav- Angelia Farrar, Cole still meets with mis- Rumford into Nick Falardo's house on Bumpus quite Mrs. Whit- Sylvester at F. A. Shurtleff & Co.'e, South Paris, MOUNTAIN VIEW FARM, who lived over Keeno's store, lost near- from two beloved mother, Delphina HILLS, ing suffered paralytic shocks. fortune. It will be remembered that Hall Hill. West Paris. man, aged 87 years. She has been feeble SOUTH MAINE. ly everything. Mrs. Ge<>. Parrott is under the care of some time ago he fell and injuredhim- Jack Tweedie bas moved from Nick Jeweler and Graduate Optioian. PARIS, was in health for several years, but the ten- Τ tie Holman store building own- a trained nurse. self, producing hemorrhage which laid Falardo's house into John Dupili's ed M. M. Mclntire. A had der care of her dear daughter and family PROBATE NOTICES. by bargain him up for several weeks. The other house and Mr. has moved to the made her years ones, Dupill To all Interested In either of the Estate» been made for the sale of it to F. D. South Hiram. declining happy and fell on the ice in person* day he (dipped Falls. hereinafter named : and the transfer was to have till, like a ripened sheaf, she was sweetly Newton, Earl to such a as to dislocate hie Stillman is At κ 1'roliate Court, held at Paris, In and Gould Stanley has gone West- in at the Master's call. The way shoulder, Phinney through working GERMS the of the on THAT INVITE been made fire. garnered of the third of SYMPTOMS the morning brook, where he has accepted a thus placing him on the lame list once for Bert Sloan and will move to the for County Oxford, Tuesday position remains have been conveyed to Bryant's April. In the year of our Lord one thousand in a store. more. Falls. and Ore. The matter Methodist Pond where funeral services will be held _ nine hundred following The Appointments. Fred Cole has E. W. and Jim Putnam are on a busi- for the action I. S. Gould returned home recently she will token Penley's Perley having been presented thereupon on Saturday, the2iid inst., where Indicated, it Is Okdkked: Be Looked At the recent Methodist Conference, from Gorham where he went a few farm for one year and moved on to it. ness trip to Boston. hereinafter hereby MAINE. Little Ailments that Should days be laid beside lier husband, who died That notice thereof be to all person» In- MORWAY, Rev. Charles F. Parsons, who has been is soon to move back is her given with the intention of a Frank Maxtield Mrs. Belle Jones visiting daugh- rente. a of this order to be ago purchasing years ag°. Mrs. Whitman had te 1, by causing copy at Westbrook for five years, was many from Taris and to Mr. Mrs. Minnie in In the Ox- pastor farm. all of whom survive her. expects occupy ter, Freeman, Newton, published three weeks successively three children, a at South After if One Wants to Well. appointed presiding elder of the Lewis- I. G. is for Dr. E. R. Cole's house. Mass., and her son George is keeping ford Democrat, newspaper published Keep Stanley working She was the mother of Prof. Harrison In said tnat they may appear at a ton District in of Rev. A. S. Ladd. are now the little red while she is Pari·, County, place C hell la. They repairing bachelor's hall away. Probate Court to ue held at Paris, on the NOTICE. wlm has of the many Pain uniler shoulder Whitman with whom she lived many Anyone any Sleeplessness heart The changes of pastors in the I.ewiston Mr. and Mrs. Bert Smith are school house and woodshed so as to be Lottie Swain is learning the dress- third Tuesday of May, A. D. 1903, at 9 The subscriber hereby gives notice thut he ha» I caused bla-!e Palpitation of the receiving years* lymptoniN by poor dilation \ 1»1·»ιι were as follows: of the clock In thn forenoon, and be heard there- been administrator of the Pain between shou! Delects of District congratulations on the birth of a son. ready for the school which is soon to maker's trade of Mrs. E. 0. Ames at the duly appointe·! hould take care to avoid condi- Bert Brown had the misfortune to on If they see cause. estate of special •1ère hearlut; Balli, Beacon Street—A. W. Pottle. commence. Falls. ions wlu-re disease are to have a and taken off Thurs- WILLI* M DEXTER BROWN, late of Si inner, germs likely a Berlin, S H -G A. Wee«l. Hiram. thumb finger EDWIN F lAte of Oxfonl, indicate Mrs. Clara Fuller and her father, W. RICHMOND, In the County of Oxford, deceased, and given >e Kxtreine thinness is the These little ailments, which Conway. Ν H —J. H. Ervlne. Particulars not known. ileceased: will and for thereof present. day. Bast Hebron. were at last week petition probate bonde as the law direct*. All portions having weak stomach and Cumberland ami Falmouth—K. F. Flckett. Mrs. Arthur Wadsworth is in very M. Adams, Rumford Louisa A. the ex- nost common indication of a weak stom- imperfect digestion, È. B. and J. S. Allen are in presented by Richmond, demande against the estate of said deceased are Mi °· an>i Orr's UIudiI-L. H. Heao. Knapp One-half of our has Mr. Adams' He ie name 1. should be look after the use ·>ί Harpewell poor health. spring departed packing goods. going icutrlx therein desired to the same for settlement, an·) ich, but any of the following by Lewmton, Park Street—F. U. Norcroe·. Norway on business. present symptoms A tablet Mrs. Charles W. of Cam- with the that once were with us. to live with his son Charles at Zircon. all indebted thereto are to make of trou- na, if one wants to keep well. Mechanic Fall· and Mlnot— Hocea A. ilewett. Kennedy Mrs. Walter Foster lias returned from things EMMA I). RICHER, la e of Waterford, de- requested pay ire also good evidence stomach ment before Oxford and C. t Mass is in town. The mud Ift up will and for probate thereof Immediately. of this remarkable remedy, taken Welchvtlle—T. hapman. bridge, stopping Lewiston. drying slowly. ceased; petltlou MORRIS R. FOGG. ves. Charles M Coolldge, the executor April 18th, 1905. will so the stom- Mrs. Elizabeth A. Clemons is sick in On Saturday morning Streaked Mount- North Lovell. presented by Jnca-lnees at stomach Confusion of mlnlar bu'i that a said that Knigbts got too attentive to 15th. It should be remembered that on Mr. Albert Merrill is having a trench suitable be appointed administrator, from a weakened stomach, Two men who had driven from Nell visited her daughter, Mrs. pen-on bonds as the law direct*. Λ!1 having ore mou h l>rv skin ing Brown's Browb young into Sawyer I C- H. Ronney, Geo. D. Grose and persons | to the is wife, whereupon pro- 15th, 1852, it snowed in Hiram dug to lay a pipe to bring the water présente by demand» against the estate of said deceased art- Constipation Nervousness guarantee refund money given April Portland in an automobile, April 16th, Watson McAllister, of North Waterford, U. R. selectmen of Sumner. cured a shot gun, discharged it at the eighteen inches. his house and stable. Mr. Charles De- Pogg, desired to present the same for seulement, and I eiltnient In urine Sick he tlache with every box, should it not give per- jtopped at Ε. E. Rounds' shop to make last week. all Indebted thereto are to make pay eight sweat·· i.OD|ky the sermon town Happy of and Saved Congregational church, by to this for burial last ixecntors. In the County Oxford, deceased, married for a long time, all are brought Mr. from New ex- a nearly Rev. Mr. Clough. He leaves a wife, two Boyd Hampshire I was troubled with distress in my bonds a·· the 'aw directe All persui.s Money paupers, souie are idiotic, several have Thursday. to become in thie and ALBERT L. SOULE, late of Ox'ord, de- demands against the estate of sal I de- are sons, mother, sister and three brothers has the pecte clergyman place itomacb, sour stomach vomiting Sveniving me all old that Albert Johnson purchased «seed; first account undented for allowance ceased are desired to present the same for set- Bring your glasses criminal records, and their morals are the next Sunday. Thie will be hie first can that to mourn his loss. The have the used S. G. à F. R. spells, and truthfully say Truman H. Soute, aumlnl trator. and all indebted thereto are what loose. family auildlng recently by in work. He la a ] >y .lement, requested of no use to I will allow generally of all. ittempt the young Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tab- to make immediately. you, you sympathy staples as a coat shop. EDWIN E. BROWN, of Oxford; petition for payment man with a wife and two children. lets cured me.—Mrs. T. V. April 18th, 1905. JAM Κ *8. WRIGHT. are worth in for new Pastor at Mexico. Farmers are quite busy getting ready Mrs. Oscar Poor® is quite ill. Williams, , lcense to soil and convey real ertite presented they 'xchwge Snow etorme are short but they put in Mich. These tablets are for planting. Mr and Mrs. J. S. Hunt entertained Laingsbnrg, ι >y Mary E. Brown, guardian. Rev. James G. Fisher, who has been their but case of NOTICE. Cold winds seem to be a fad :heir son's Mrs. of appearance quite often, they guaranteed to cure every %tom- GEORGE STEVENS, late of Cambridge, In glasses. ami of the churches of drying wife, George Hunt, now than in or hereby notice that he I am well with the latest instruments and to determine pastor Congregational this month. ire more desirable May M)h trouble of this character. For sale ( he County of Middlesex and Commonwealth of The subscriber gives equipped appliances Portland, recently. ns been duly administrator with the I the Dexter and Uarland for the past six June. Shurtleff Λ South Jones 1 ilaasachusetu, deceased; copy of will and appointed orrect any defect of the eye, and should you need will tit you with Mr. and Mrs. Irving Linscott are visit- Marshall and wife have moved by Co., Paris; thereof and the rill annexed of the estate of glasses years, has a call to the Day tetHlon for probate appolnt- accepted pastor- ing friends in Massachusetts. nto Charles Hill's house. North Parle. Drug Store, Oxford; Noyes Drugstore, oentofWm. E. Lloyd or some other suitable MARTHA R. DOE, late of Parts. ate of the church in j deceased. All Congregational Mr. James Ricker has moved to Norway. tenon aa administrator with the will annexed η the County of Oxfonl, persons Best French Lens at Half Price to June 1st. Bridg- Everett Bobbins has bought the farm raid Wm. E. Lloyd, administrator laving demands against the estate of said de- Crystalline Mexico, begin ion. iresented by ι kt owned the will annexed In said Commonwealth of < ceased are desired to present the same for aettlc- Wilson's Mills. Jackson Village by Sylvester rith or a Short Time. Difficult Cases Solicited. Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money for news. "I have used Chamberlain'· Stomach lassachuectts. nent, and all Indebted thereto are requested to Alumni la Boston. Nothing special season oo- < tnd will move there. ] Fryeburg Very cold for the with nakr payment Immediately efunded. save ton· of ind Li τ A· Tablets with most satisfactory D. of In the Embrace this opportunity and your sight. The annual of the alumni asional snow is the weather Ε. E. Field has several good MARTHA STEVENS, Cambridge, April 1Mb,ΙΙΤδ. LORES B. MERRILL meeting squalls, Mrs. F. L. Hou·- < :ommonwealth of Massachusetts, deceased; of in Hartford. ι lay to sell. results," say· Phelps, tested and fitted at home. a to and friends Academy ecord here for the past week. < of will and for thereof Eyes your Drop postal Fryeburg has been sick in ion. Texas. For indigestion, biliousness opy petition probate Boston will· be held 28, at shot a bullet The York Brothers, who the Marcellue Littlehale resented William E. Lloyd, the executor NOTICE. Friday, April Mr. Vera Davis through past ind these tablets are most by on Louisana. constipation { liereof and named therein. The subscriber noUce that he Hotel Nottingham, Copley Square. liis on his left hand accident· reek have been sawing wood by steam _ hereby gives >R. A. DeWITT ENTER, Refractionist, forefinger of excellent. Sold Shurtleff Λ Co., I tas iieen administrator of the PARM Eye Dinner will be served at β o'clock. rawer for W. H. Peter Littlehale Bom, 16, to the wife Frank by FANNIK ELIZABETH STEVENS,GEORGE duly appointed y. Dr. Mars ton dressed the wound, ] Hart, April Nor· < xtatt of a South Paris; Noyes Drug Store, STEVENS and WENDELL HERBERT winch is md Mrs. Β. N. have still other Slwell, daughter. 'RED ELLEN TOOTH AKER, late of Dlxlleld. Merrill Mtidbllo, Norway, Maine. gaining rapidly. Storey, Jones Oxford. t TEVEN8, wards, of Cambridge In the Com- of wood in town. Mrs. Willis Walker of Lewlston and iray; Drug Store, η the of Oxford, deceased, and given L. Beckett, the thirteen year T. Child was at Portland a few j obe sawing I lonwoaith of Massachusetts; petition for County Graduate of the VirgU Joseph are 1 tonds as ti e law directs All persons having ormerly of Boston, Mass. Scientific and Practical Optician. Mae Fox is Mrs. Β. N. Eva Jacobs of Bryant'· Pond visiting cense to sell and convey real estate presented old who mistook the cap of lays ago. helping Storey. em and· the estate of said deceased an boy Harry 1 it Erneet Mason's. lasPlBth, km AIXEH1 FOOT-E1SK. William ■. against 15 years experience. his for a while Miss Winnifred Robinson is in Mrs. H. J. Fox is at the { y Lloyd, guardian. lealred to the same for settlement, and Philadelphia Optical College; practical J. Hussey, cousin, crow, j gaining working Shake lato shoes Allen's foot-Ease, a present I total. West Paris Orange I· anxiously await- your S. HERRICK, of said Court, ι 11 Indebted thereto are requested to make pay- Consultation and advice free. gunning at Kast Friendship, and fatally îealth. wwder. It eues Corns. Bnnlons, Painful, ADDISON Judge 1 Master O. Gardner ■ lent Immediately. was Mis· Oaawell is for ▲sel Wilson has the Fred ng the visit of 8tate Swollea (set. At all "" shot the boy, held in 1800 for Dorothy working bought | laaittBf, Hot, Druggists D. HU, Util, 1900. JOHN H. TOOT H A KM. of Work. Cheap· 1 « 8Sd. ι tad Shoe Store·, Ko. April OptloAl Repair ■ppee rants the September term. aar aunt, Mrs. Angle Hlggta·. ι Paylor place of M. D. 8tnrtmnt April

\ , Base Ball. - Ociupcrat. Gerald Clifford is at home from dente Ι Horrible Affair at Eaat Waterforf NORWAY. - Store. ïhe (Otfovd college in Boston. Ladies' Specialty Κ. L. H. 9. p. Η. 8. 5. ME 1 21; A sociable will be held in New Hall MURDER AND suicide, two Moses P. Stiles is thoroughly repair Suits and Coats. SOUTH PARIS. next Friday evening, at 7:45 o'clock WOMAN WILL RECOVER. his new residence, the Gen. Georg DEAD, log School base ball tear in our stock of Suits of Skirts has come in. Admission 15 cents. L Beal homestead on Cottage Paris High You will find many and materials Our line afternooi pretty styles Spring just and it for a double tenemeni opened the season Saturday 2 GKA.Nl> TRUSS RAILWAY. The Epworth will have a busi- I arranging ο Ours are all made for us therefore League Sunday with a defeat, Edward Little High and Coats for spring. especially they all mixed latest ness and social at the shot and instan score of 2 WALKING SKIRTS, colors, goods, styles, December 4,1304, meeting parsonage Edward C.morning Hilton Mrs. Frank A. Danforthι re Aubuin winning easily by a Commencing and a from others. You will find our to Wednesday evening. ^ h°Mr!' to 5. For the first three it look are little different prices right. $5·°° LKAVK SOUTH l'Allie turned from their southern trip thit innings just $3·5ο» S3-98 TRUSS the would be a The of the W. H. M. a most win ed as though g>«ne verj mixture in brown and abort blouse jacket, « a. (' * ,l4 * *· sun satin flat trimmed with steel braid, large Ur· Swett Small ot accident which seemed to unnerve tin heavy lined, collar, " Friday afternoon, April 28th. The owner of the place and a. ΪΛ Υ »:4? Υ. as such accidents freauent from tbe knee down, .... $10.00 in Dress Skirts,....$4 50, $5.00, $7.00, $8.00 $10.00 ΐ„Λ,. we-»)—WSff Bridge Street is improving it by |%hole team, sleeve, full skirt, plaited novelty lnclu'le«t). Sun-lay only, Wise has his * greatly Μ tally. *>uii'l»y» George sold marble busi- and in the next inning Edwan I and the ground ly do, blouse il a * ness, including the on Pleasant Swdfng «pairing Paris ONE LOT Suite of quality cheviot, blue and black, jacket, yoke shop about the house. If other Little by good batting assisted by good sui'TH kakis post ornes. Street near the to J. F. Bolster ol limon·» house were 1 black silk tucked from a depot, in the would°w°er18.." do like· errors scored 9 runs which enouel front and back trimmed with braid, yoke down, large Orders *i£tfS?JS'urwdat ° I real estate village Special Specialty. : 30 A. *· to 7 A) F. M. Norway. ,od incited th. Ρ«"»«· to have won the The wai e Hours 7 IL b, wise the village streets would be greatly game. game sleeve, tucked cuff, full skirt, plaited from the knee, $15.00 at the end of the seventh CHURCHES. Γ. Aldrich and are mov- called inninf STAHPS. George family οι 1 in and waist tucked ASK FOR GREEN TRADING _>■ eer- to enable the Auburn team to return LOT Shirt Waist Suits of brilliantine brown blue, ,trettaUoual Church. Prea'hlnp ing to the farm of John McPhee, where Convocation Oxford ONE good 7 OOP M.; Sun.lHTiK.-hoo beTbefiStated the afternoon train. Paris l»ai », ν m *n-l Mr. Aldrich will work for Mr. McPhee R. A. Chapter, No. 29, was held at Ma- High back and front, large sleeve tucked from cuff nearly to elbow, changeable S i· -, t K. at Κ υορ Μ ; Church prayer had more than its share of harr this season. sonic *P" certainly !I at 7 OoVock. AU, Hall, Wednesday silk tucked shirt, sizes, $4.98 ..,i, Tuiv-l'V evening been elsewhere Sunday morn l this To with then f tie, regular L. M. LUNT, are lnvltei ν i.worth l.e^gue Meeting * Outward Life—the Relation of Pure three ai to match very neat, .... $3.98 ver ni.etlue 7 00 Y .. pra\ er roee: is to his was abie to the other broidered panels waist, ,, ^ lira at>Rev J. E. Bndden confined play, I lay evening; claw meeting, Frl-lay Thinking to High Living.0 ou the sick list. This made il but is apparently rather gaining being Coats of covert 22 inches front and house! to a new team froir ONE LOT Separate good cloth, long, strapped liurrh Kev. J. Wallace CbetO.ro. In addition to the regular services at his but slowly. necessary organize "!ï, tf-t « strength, .. now and tucked at cuff, satin ·■ rvtce 10:45 A r the and with also tabs buttons, large sleeve, lined, $7.50 ... on Sun-lav, (ifem-lilng the Universalist church next Sunday The week of meetings at the Congre younger players, back, ni m lm ·» l- *·. V. HC.Ï, β* r. who was third base .'l; he annual sermon to the Odd Fellows and Universalist churches have Wheeler, playing loose back with flat .. 7 Y. M.; Tue-Uv evenln* gational Misses' Coats of covert cloth, unlined, belt, meetiBf and was one of the most nl ONE LOT light rvl.e at 7 :#». Seat-» tree. All are will be delivered the pastor at 2::J0 been of unusual interest. The churches promising by and out ol of silk braid and sleeve, pockets, $3.98 l*. m. The are invited. have been filled every evening. Very the young players, injured collar velvet, buttons, large J. "· Pastor public thar 'xir-allbt Church, Kev Little, have at the the game the team will be weaker RAIN at 10 45 a. excellent speakers presided Rain Coats of and brown flat front, tucked in -ervlce every Sumlay *_ There was a surprise at the ever. a eifort will be ONE LOT gray mixture, collar, fly m. service, pleasant However, great ·,;. School ;it t: Evening neat a service- Methodist Sunday School Sunday when Sto^m made to get some of the sick once back back from waist line to shoulder, belt, large sleeve, cuff, very Ρ M. Bartlettot COATS Mr. Swett on occasion of his Tn' into the and the team on to ita 00 «TATKl» JIKfcTINOS. Benjamin was in town Thursday on business. game get able garment, ...... $9 w as with a watch so it will be able to make a No. H. Keeular birthday presented gold m A town has been call- feet that ι- 4 Λ M.-Parte Lo'lge, . special meeting OTHERS FROM «7.50 TO «15.00. moon charm Mr. Swett made a few feel'iug Si iu its next which or l>eiore full υ better game ··. Γιη-η Ιην evening on ϊΐΪ·ώ * ed for afternoon at 2 clock, showing have became an indis- meet- remarks his Saturday on "l. .>.<>. P.—Mount Mica l.o«lge. regular expressing gratitude. .teinte see what sum of will be with Lewiston High School eaen week.—Aurora April 'Où. To -I r ,r-i'l:iv e .enlne of l.i« breast, 2Hth, ment. went to will vote to and the school Fast Day. pensable gat neiit, liretan.l thirl Monday evening* Kev. Howard A. Clifford East puettiï^e0n.i««îUagainst money the town grant high grounds to aid >n the con- season adds to ,! ,·;ι ·: month. .. Wilton, to attend the funeral of raise tax or loan »·. il. 8. Every Kel>ckah Lodge, No Friday, «« »' ·«·. by ; -Μ α in Pleaean· his lion. L). ( Mr. Heau ^iC1 ■KSmU· struction of a railroad from a.b. κ b.h P.O. α. κ *n.l fourth of each friend, r.xiieun. their Our se.on.1 frlday* 2 popularity. Hall. was au able business man and had served to Waterford town line. The FiHeM. ρ »>·!'! Kello*!»· village * η 1 3 "0 ;ttunlay evening' in what g ilr and on state valuation com- ballot Also "to determine Claeon, e.8 3 \ 5 ful overcoats; In b. Λ. Κ. Hall. inspector, η ρ nto. Λ of late. be ra,8ed Sumner, c.f. 0 î 0 ï spring Kellef meet» flrei mission. His home welcomed feSSBgether manner said money shall X 1 many i w Κ Kimball Corp- \ 0 11 rain without of each month, In was a center for various The land j»"*1π 4 -aturiay evenings guests and Wheeler-Hayes. how expended." damages S « » > pn-of social which the town will be asked 1 it and tailored It "arte lirange. from May 1 to Oct. 1, gatherings. Norwav, j looking '*1 to like 2 î« nr-t .tu.l thirl Satunlay, during the to pay will amount something "a..3b:::::! î In Robert Wheeler was considerably hurt Merrill, i-b. -2 { with unusual care. ι· .- r of the year, meet· every Satunlay, It » estimated J JJ J ΠΑ1Ν NORWAY, MAINE. an accidental collision in when Alton «.M»' 127-129 STREET, 1» Halt. L ^è by Saturday's Tuesday evening, into the matter.bf " 5 21 n 8 a mo*t be- of c have looked Totale 80 make { » g. C.—Second an«l fourth Monuy· ball He was second and ° Cnnih Paris and M 88 Edith li. n»j They game. stealing the twotnrds month. that E. L. H. 8. «ι _ in to the base hit the bent knee „ uoited in pected overcoat and Brook No. lsl, sliding Λΐ,, w.*° marriage. and coming \ y 11, p.— Stony Lo«tge, vote can be very necee^ryeasily quickly R. Β H. P.O. A. K. of who was second for and a lew intimate mend. A B. : -c orn! an'l fourth Wednesday evening» Cole, playing My'Stive, Bradford δ ° you need not be afraid ;. ;n u month. Little aud was to catch ι Edward stooping " E. has an ? ί ï Ρ llamlln Lodge, No. 31. meet· ever) the Robert Peary placed a Made the ball. Wheeler took the blow in Tiel of this town S» i i i S of shower. t % vtnlng at Pythian Hall. τΐ/Ku-onpio «""ïï··1 order with A. M. Dunham » « arln of the stomach. He has been »««<; < « > V u vv ....linen of America—South regiou of snowshoes used îïfc:::::::: 1 in worsteds, cov- fourth Tue# for sixty paiis Smith ; fancy Su In3ii7, meets second an·! laid up since, and has been in consider- the North \ } \ l i Crow Hal!. in his next attempt to reach Re β*»™ W .'.ι.*-In UoMeu able but was 3 3 10 0 erts and chev'ots. Council, No. ln.i, pain, improving Monday for Mrs who \ \nanuni.—Parrle was One pair Peary, ï»'10"·, 4 3 λ3 0 0 0 A Shoe of 3". a cousin of the Pole Atwoo. Κ. (lowers and twelve were taken ïThà« same width long. 1 2 3 « S (i 7—Total 1 from ϋ week's visit in Portland. at the service. In the Dunham will rush business until the sihty church morning K. L. 11. 8 1 2 3 9 4" 2—21 has a crew ο the lot eveuing there was a concert by the ltuL„.idTtMi-MfrhK order is filled. He now p! j|_ s 1 0 3 0 1 0 0— 5 H. B. Foster, ,,rw H. Uitvis has houi;ht and members of the School which & four at work all the time and theyr will Struck b*· Flflfil-1.4; 5: Cote. i,«j stable of J. F. Plumrner on Maple Sunday %£1*Άof rose lace, and oui garnitures point unti1 about 4. r.a»e on balU off lflelil,by^Utchneld, 2;; off kttcMtoll.8· was very tine and reflected much credit continue in his employ street. Double Tltcomb, Uasoii. 1. those who labored m ddle of the date «et for the p'.aye, ; on the children and June, anil Scoier», Llndlty anil l'aris with Lieut. Wheeler Hayes. Norway. Γ.'λ- stores ami offices of South so hard to make it such a success. A departure of the expedition Ltnecott. in.se all Fast Day, uext Thurs attended both the OXFORDS day large congregation School team which went BOOTS $3.00. $2.50. -7. and eveuing service. » S?SS W Holmes has been re-appointed, Norway High ilay. April morning POeo to Falls and amember of the local board of health Rumford Friday played Mrs. T. J. Kaiusdell and two children Odd Fellows' Block had a narrow es- reMptton°with refrwl· j with Humford Falls High School Satur- Fit and Fashion. : ( .ttibou are visitiuij her Mr from tire About 4 were Rumford winning parents, cape Saturday. P. Bartlett of the firm of B. day defeated, Mrs.S. K. Ellis. ■ •'clock in the afternoon a smouldering f°MrhlL? F., 10 to 4. of ÏÏÏÎ ^S"i.Î'..r;:°S & Co. during his visit here tbie There are some which can't be One tire was discovered in a box of sawdust f,„ a tour in «urae direct.im Spinney things improved. i- B. Lunt and family returnetl Thurs· week is quoted as saying that if homes which had been used for a spitt«>ou in kijowii o^y high Praise for American Law. shoe for women. ν have could be secured these is the from Mont ill®, where they and boarding places ( things Queen Quality aaj one of the anterooms connected with the in Farm and Home of Waterville U-eu the winter. getting for the additional help there would be Turf, em- through It had havi a carriage in can make it more can decorate it, public hall. burned nearly of the firm t e has this commendatory comment You elaborate, you church good prospect occupying highly The trustees of the Methodist the Hoof, but had not blazed, a short distance away future. The to make on American Law, owned by through waitίιικ' old shoe shop in the near bellish and all that. But %ioo a you cannot GRAY PLUSH ROBES $1 60 «lu their annual meeting at the church and was taken care of. The moral and the railroade)ud®^ and at Mountain it, for pair SINGLE GREEN AND easily Their friends, though known as the Sanborn «hoe shop .î. F. Howland kept is manner and shop r this evening. of this occurrence is easy, though this were watched, the but in Farm: "American Law is un- PLUSH paru Monday Ii*tLns has been vacant for some years View make a better shoe than Queen Quality, having regard DOUBLE PLAIN GREEN AND BLACK ROBE8, said to be not less than the third time direction of their «»■ι town most of Jamaica Plain. departure, the of the firm of questionably the promising young $2.50 and $2.75 Miss Rachel Knight been possession Fit and Fashion. home of her that this building has endangered Mr. Bartlett iu Htallion, iu the state, if not in New Eng- to the two essentials of Mas-v, is a guest in the at Spinney A Co. speaksι solely great in the saine south sea This comes from A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF HANDSOME PATTERNS IN Kuight. way. .Me the most encouraging manner of the land, ίο-day." good As for its grandfather, Joseph all who know This means that it is ap- to 00 Kaster services at the Methodist authority, and we think mechinica'ly perfect. FANCY PLUSH ROBES FROM $3.00 $7 ineetinii of the South Paris The A special new will with it. church w ere of special interest. Flowers is the black- the horse fully agree the fact that one hundred thousand women choose I; >ard of Trade will be held this M'»n»lay pearance, with marked at the Street blacksmith were arranged good taste, smith Bridge ( wae to c»>usiiler important business. Mr. Wheeler is the son of Mr. an 1 Mrs- The body of an unknown suicide all other shoes would seem to indicate evening the choir rendered ^ras:, rs.sî^e He was at one time with S.J. it above N. aud appropriate Paris. F shop. woods at Eliot instantly JAMES FAVOR, the ρ Ε Wheeler of South found in the Thursday. There is a that higl> music, assiste*! Prof. Wight as bass a see prospect by years after from There was a revolver in one hand, and is It to them your Norway, Maine. of Fortune," with violin. èral graduation college Cowan of is the new that it attractive. Qosts nothing ft Θ1 Main St.· school "A Soldier singer and Miss Sara Swett L Bangor was no plav, lie was in teaching, k Rïi bullet hole in the head. There at Oxford in the near was: is swallowed in engaged clerk at K. P. Stone's store. Mr. Cowan will be presented The text "Death up Hin was different times principal of Pam school of clue to his identity. He apparently foot. future. In the evening the children Is a graduate of the U. ofM. victory." and of Mechanicι Mb H gh about 30 years of age. Fast Color Never Wear and choir rendered oneof the best Easter Academy Eyelets, Brassy. II. Porter has been at home from and sub-master of the hig Roy in for some School, a concerts heard the church wdSSfo7dH0uT,L ™, Card of Thanks. the of Maine for few days, school in Woburn He studied -TS'· University time. The children's chorus consisted his roommate, Mr. Mass^ West Paris, Me., Aprii. 15, 1905. accompanied by of Alice Burnham, Lulu Davis, Eula of East fi? I wish to extend my sincere thanks to Furnisher, Emery port. Marion Elsie Stockton and work on the Bangor .ind J. F. PLUMMER, now for Millctt, Gray, Chapman, the who their interest We are Kebekah will con Aroostook people expressed ready Mt. Pleasaut Lodge Louise Sumner, Murl Monk, Evangeline Railroad. in acci- ME. u' *l is a anolllver. 27th. j the near future. Ka»ter Greeting Jackson to this Thursday evening, April MRS. E. A. we for more in is cause for HOWE, and ·■ It congratulation hope Soiiκ. We'conic, Kalr t»awa,"... Lillian Karrar. Harriett S. Norcross of Hrookline. Bord. is all goue. but there that are to make their The snow practically limus—"Sigh No Mon· community they is with his R. I. Trask, SOUTH PARIS. the Mae I>avls. Mass., friend, MARKET SQUARE, was a small body of it, and lit'· ItatljD. "out on the HllUVIe," home here. really w for a visit. Id 17. to the wife of Leon L. the streams below chorus—"The South lml l.eede, April is dry and his a eon. ground Song. "lie Suffer»» fur You anil Me," Concert. Hon. A. S. Kimball is having Ku-sell, LACE A. CURTAINS Schubert their usual spring pitch. Ruth Bolnter. Quartette Id Norway, April 14, to the wife of Alfred the house painted. Everett. a son. horu»—' Walling." A fair audience, not so large as moved from The next theatre train will be The Stone." Ed Rich and mother have In 20, to the wife of Clarence V. special «'las* exercise—'lioll \way of the entertainineut warranted, Norway, April a in but to Portland, an ! Lliihl Korever.". Helen Barnes. quality at the Falls, to the Webber, a daughter. to run not to Lewiston Sonic Life con- the Young place For 49c. $2.00 pair Nottingham attended the Mar. 31. to the wife of Charles Adams Recitation, KaMer Mo-sage Stanley Shurtleff but very appreciative, house on Marston Street. In Fryeburg, 10th. when Mamie plays ·■ llarriman Milton. May I >in t. Kultcrlltei". ltosi-Clark anil Kuth ΙϊοοΊ cert the Schubert at Gray, a son, Lawrence PAHIS at the Jefferson. given by Quartette will be a union Fast service ihe wife of Man- new SOUTH l iie Little Minister" Récitation, "The Menage of the Lilies", There Day In East Rumford, April 10, to to 75 a in the the Methodist church Thursday evening. aeon. and $4 It i> also the of the Pythian Arllne D. Crocker. at the Heal Street M. £. church, Norway, ier Κ. Blanchard, $2.50 pair night was assisted Mrs. Cora to the wife of Frank will run from Chorus—"Robe-l Like the Angels." The quartette by 27tb, at 10:30 A. In North Parle, April 16, tournament. The special next Thursday, April a Class exercise. "Easter Lilies," S. and accompanist., the Elwell. daughter. Briggs, organist Rev. E. S. Cotton, pastor of In to the wife of Charles and Berlin. l.lzzle Muz/.y, Olive Millier, Mary Cllf- Flavel K. Jordan m.; Woodstock, April 16, Arabian color style. Carl S. Briggs violinist, a son. font. Marie Newton, church, will preach. Crockett, who was of Myra Haggelt, and Mrs. Minnie Haptist Kev. A. W Pottle, pastor Muriel liowker. of Boston baritone, the South Paris Methodist church for Chorus—' Ring Out, Sweet Well»." Gove of Auburn, reader. The pro- COUGH MEDICINE FOR CHIL- Kva Swell. BEST 15*04, and who Recltatlou. "Easter Tapers," was as follows—a recall being Married. several years preceding the gramme DREN. table and couch conference Duet an assigned by this year's ..Marie Newton, llllila Chamller an J school. on many of the numbers: given a medicine for Rev. T. Mr. Street church in Bath, A'lilress Hev. W. 8. Co le m in. When you buy cough In Auburn, April 18, by Tulsne, t<> the Beacon I. Old Get man Wedding March, aud Ml β « Organ, children want one in which Alton C. Wheeler of South Parle lia* tendered his resignation as pastor of >ffertorv. Bendel. small you Call and jartelte—* The of His Aw You Edith H. Hayes of Aui>urn. Covers and Draperies. Ο Joy 'king." M re. can confidence. that church. The statement announcing ia." BilggH. you place implicit In Auburn, April 18. by Rev. G. Walter Flnkc, Closing chorus—"Allelu Wilson. not relieves but Mlm no â. Carmeoa, want one that only Mr. John Baker of Rumford Falls :ind the resignation gives explanation I'ostlwte. Quartette. Mrs. Cora S. cures. You want one that ie unquestion- Inez Κ of Auburn. Brlgg·· Organist. The Day. Noyce •'■wan ο see them. of it. 3. Heading, Quaker Prodigal, one is In 18, Mr Herl>eit C. it. harmless. You want that Hethef, April M Gove. ably Greenwood and Miss Maude A Swan of Bethe The forenoon train, north UOLSTKB niSTKKT. 4. of the Winds, Davids take. Chamberlain's Mr. Κ passenger Solo, King pleasant to Cough In Reading Mas April 19, Millard 33 Mark.ot Squaro, bound, last was delayed nearly Mr. .Ionian. meets all of these conditions. Ch-ul·'* and Mre. Etta C Wlechmann Monday, Waldron has moved his family Souvenir l>e Leonard. Remedy or four miles Wesley 5. Violin, Haydn, In Norway, April 12, by Eugen" F. Smith, Eq two hours some three Mr. There is so good for the coughs MAINE from the Wheeler place to Bucktield. Briggs. nothing Mr George Thompson and Mies Alma M. Rustell, SOUTH PAHJC3. above here the breaking of a P.lll Smith. to childhood. It is by pistou C. Reading, and colds incident both of Norway. " was Gove. No one was hurt, and no damage James Chase of Paris Hill deliver- Mrs. and cure for In Wftu-rforn, t*cv. T. S. Perry, r<>d. Gilbert. also a certain preventive νpri' 15, by Infants and Children. The last 7. Bonnie Sweet Kcsile, Mr. Sndlli ilall and Mrs. Mynt J. Kth of March, of their best years. CAN ing of Miss Olive M. Stuart, about 8 The gave some Ilev. W. W. WAIST SUIT TOO, WE was death quartette CHAMBER- In Utlca, Ν Y., April 16, Hooper SILK OR MOHAIR SHIRT came over with a crash. No one the au- NOTHING EQUAL TO A Miss Stuart has for two or selections and were received by foimerly of Norway, aged 52 years, 2 months, had been stand- o'clock. AND TO MAKE under it, though and Mrs. LAIN'S CHOLERA day. Sl'ITS OR MATERIALS ■ people three years had occasional illnesses, dience with appreciation. Briggs COLIC, SHOW YOU THE it earlier iu the In Fryeburg, April 9, Joseph O. Allant. SHOES SHOES ing where fell, day. an two or three at the was up to her stand REMEDY FOR BOW- ο was taken with attack organ fully DIARRHŒA In Sumner, April 14, Mrs. Tressle, wife SHOES one in the THEM. is since, but it was not generally ard—and every community COMPLAINTS IN CHILDREN. Willie Bowker. for and Summer wear. The annual campaign on, judging days EL A. J. Are arriving every day Spring knowu that her condition was serious knows what that is. The highest In 8umner, April 21, Berry. the of ritle with which the "We have used Chamberlain's Colic, AND SUIT for by array pits of her death was heard. of the audience was evoked HAVE A FINE LINE OF WAISTINGS for Pari» and Norway the end is not before the report enthusiasm in our WE ALSO Wo aro solo agont· streets are tilled—and ye'. of Mr. Cholerp and Diarrhooa Remedy are Detth was due to complications origi- by the violin playing Briggs. Before all our water systems again for says Mrs. J. B. Cooke, Found. FANCY COTTON GOODS. a trouble. His selections were more advanced than family years," INGS IN THE a of the nating in have in full working order, good part gastric be of Nederlands, Texas. "We given Men Miss Stuart was 21* years of age, aud he has ever given in public South Parie and Parii for earth in the sweets, to the depth of four anything to all of our children. We have used Keith's Konqueror of Mr. and Mrs. and his of them showi it Between^ moved over. was the only child fore, rendering same or live feet, will have been a other medicines for the purpose, a sum of for ΔΛ 88.30, and. Grintill Stuart. She from that the young man has Hill, money. Get one of the $1.25 Quilts $1 are not thawed, aud graduated distinctly to Many pipes yet him in that line of work but never found anything equal South Paris High School in 1892, after- future before as E. H. FARRAR, some are burst. We don't want any Chamberlain's. If you will use it ward a year in the state normal more cold winters. spent Prowlers. directed it will always cure." For sale South Paris. first for Ladies dry, at aud in the Hungry Midnight this month, for April they Revelation school Uorham, taught Shurtleff & Co., South Paris; Jones a For a Paris seems to have been visit by Mrs. Alice P. Manley, who with bei Pleasant Street school for year. South At SO.OO. a of maraud Drug Store, Oxford; Noyes Drugstore, husband, the Kev. W. K. Manley, wenl number of years she has been engaged ed Tuesday night by gang For Sale. business in at ers wh-> to select the food witl ι Norway. will be $1.25. We thall have one of the out as to Rangoon, Burma, in the millinery parlors preferred Two lines on the market. missionary rathe bushels nice seed potatoes leading aud later was trans her home on Street. which to satisfy their hunger, of Garland was struck 50 in October, 1STS>. High S. D. Phelps by to select from ever shown in town. witl had been for twelve than to take it from the authorities ο Dover new milch cows. Cow stocks ferred to India, sailed from Madras Miss Stuart years a train at a crossing near West Also largest from k 7 good for home ot a of the South Paris Congre- a hand-out killed. The her little boy, Fraukie, member accept grudging Wednesday and instantly all and in condition an< an worker at the side door. The pre right good April 10th. They are expected to arrivt gational church, and active housewife in which be was riding was de and the house of Rev. D. F wagon in Boston about l,">th. Mrs. Manley in the Christian Endeavor Society ceding night but the horse was uninjured, the ρ ice is all right. Slay an< molished, re of work. She was at West Paris was entered, j is a of our and all other liues church Nelson was about 75 years of age. S. daughter worthy Mr. WHEELER. was stolen Phelps W. J. S.B.&Z. PRINCE, W. and her services were fre Mr. Nelson's valuable watch G. a tine reader, 0. C, Freeland I'enley W. &, spected townsman, « conflnei 1 Frothingham, thieves CURED, Mr. to stay in India t in demand for entertainments, Here the apparently SCIATIC RHEUMATISM NOTICE. Maine. Manley proposes queutly to the article of food ISTorway, MAINE. was a member of the Seneca Club, their to sciatic rheu are ootlfle SOUTH PARIS, few years longer. She depredations "I have been subject All public Halls, Stores and Ofllces time of hei A. Wilson's οι j either with sawdui and its president at the At Judge George matism for years," says Ε. H. Waldron not to u-e any wood spit box was sold at auctioi 1 Street it was discovered Wednee or sand In It. The town farm death. Maple Wilton Iowa. jointi a stock ot 9 of Junction, "My CHIEF ENGINEER, come anil we have received to John B. Robinson of Ox and that a raid had been mad anc has again just large Saturday, Bright, attractive, always pleasant day morning were stiff and gave me much pain South Pnrls Village Corporation. Spring horse ; and a c f on ford, for $2100.00. The brough kindly and cheerful, Miss Stuart filled on the larder, quite quantity would cracl Ν. B. The time limit la about up flreeecai WASHINGTON , discomfort. My joints LADY ten cowe $24.7» life of this food had been carried off. *N notices. 9130.00, the oxen $133.00, large place in the community cooked when I straightened up. I used Cham The I loss is felt the had heard each on an average. persona and a sense of personal by one of family anythin berlain's Pain Balm and have beei It is th „ property sold amounted to about $640.1KJ large circle, while the deepest eym during the night. thought cured. Have not had a pail NOTICE. name our comfort- PLOWS. FLAT LAND PLOWS. very r thoroughly Is the of SULKY PLOWS, SWIVEL make the of th all is extended both to thi thieves into a cellar window. Late of the United States f< perfectly This will proceeds pathy of got or ache from the old trouble for man; In the District Court the in υ it was discovered that a the District of Malno. In Bankruptcy. from 16 inch U, 20 inch, CUTAWAY farm, together with $1200.00 stricken parents and to that group in the day months. It is certainly a moat wonder DISK HARROWS ■ wa „ surance on the house, just abou intimate friends who feel the most in stock of sardines and other goods sale Shurtleff J In the matter of 1 for Women. to SPRING TOOTH HARROWS ful liniment." For by In able lace boots HARROWS from 16 20 inch, selectmen estimate I short some two dozen cans. The pre JOSHUA L.CAMPBELL, J Bankruptcy $ 1000.00. As the tense grief at her seemingly untimel; South Paris; Jones Drug Store, Ox teet h furni of this i g Co., of Mexico, Bankrupt. ) from 8 teeth to 18 the value of the farm, st«»ck and voking feature performance ! YOUR FEET AND death. Noyes Drug Store, Norway. To the creditors of Joshua L. Campbell IF YOU HAVE TROUBLE WITH it will be see il aftei the visitors had the discourtes y ford; and KING OF COr*N FIELD CORN PLANTERS. ture Feb. 1-t at $4,152.35, The funeral will be Thursday that the County of Oxford nnd district aforesaid: BUY A ECLIPSE of sul " of on the 22nd 1 MADE HAPPY COME AND that the shrinkage by reason noon at 2."00 o'clock. to break up a set dishes by carryiu g Notice Is hereby given that day WANT TO BE A Outing. A. D. said Joshua L. Camplx EUREKA POTATO PLANTER. events has not beeu larg» off a dish and all. Magnificent April, 1905, Ihe THE sequent pudding, ο and that the flr THESE BOOTS. 0< on Stre< the Islands was duly adjudicated bankrupt, PAIR OF reckoned the farm at $2000 '' classe At W. B. Russell's Gothic A trip through 30,000 will be held at the Cou SPREADERS, ETC. They Mrs. Cora S. Briggs will start am meeting of ώβ creditors it. the earn ® visiting the weird on the of Ma whereas $*100.00 was realized from near the railroad crossing, the Georgian Bay, House, In South 10th day MANURE — in musical work Saturday Paris, ■ Also kindergarten and moi it of the Inner Channe! A. D. at 10o'clock In the forenoon, at whh wish their children t night, the house was entered romantic scenery 1906, Od J May 0. AU who time the aald creditors may attend, prove the The anniversary of of the cooked food in the house wi " Manitoulin Island, the North Cbanno The is $2.00 per pair. of International Harvester Co. and Farming Tools. eighty-sixth the of music during th claims, appoint a trustee, examine the bankru price A full line machinery will be observed by M begin study off. Here doubtless wei it Ste. Sound, Mack as Fellowship well to take this carried they Sault Marie, Parry and transact such other business may prop* wit h year will do o] is neve a Mica Lodge, No. 17. I. Ο. O. F., coming into the cellar the bulkhei d nac, is one that once taken ly come before aald meeting. Oasoline Specialty. as the work is interesting through etc., 1905. Engines exercises next Thtirsda y portunity, was not locked. The stands first i South Parla, April 24, appropriate to date in π door, which forgotten. region GEO. A. Mast» r and up every WILSON, SHOE to and see our line and our 27th. The Grand practical, but food has been missed n scenery and interesting enviroi Referee In Bankruptcy, SMILEY STORE," Don't fail call get prices. evening, April The classes will not conflict wit Nothing lovely of the Grand of Maine, Leon ! 5. spect. mente and is assure Lodge school and no hum either place. capital sport ■ MAINE : d the regular work, also on HOUSE NORWAY, will be and take part of rod and gun. It m 1VVA *V«· IN OPERA BLOCK, Merrill, present will be during th lovers gives NOTICE. db The services wi II practice required M. L. undertake of a voyage ο that A. W. Walker Son., the exercises. Sunday for term of 20 lesson: Alden, aFarraington an opportunity making I The subscriberiibacrlber hereby gives notice Saloman. il summer. Price 95 He was ^ of t,J V. SWETT. Manager. F. W. FAUNCE, be held at the Universalist church Apr committed suicide Friday. miles on the great inland teas. has been1 duly appointaia] administrator Ε. South Paris, Maine. wi of 1,500 30th at 2:30 p. m. Rev. J. H. Little veteran of the civil war, 58 years ag has recent] f «state of descriptive publication JAMES M. LIBBY, late of Hiram, Telephone 11B-8. of A uro: a Iainson A Hubbard hats cost 13, bi leaves a Trunk Railwa V preach the s«rroon. Members and daughter. been issued by the Grand In the of Oxford, deceased, and glvi are worth cent t County and Mt. Pleasant Rebeki h it is a fact they every full information r b.udxas the liw directs. All persons havli Encampment ,11 System giving togeth< a Children. on b"< U it. P. H. Co. are sole f< base ball suit, cap and mitti < >f eftate uf sîUO rtecca ed the For Infants and are invited to I N'oyes agents Boy'· with and all copies d. Noyes P. Bonaventure St μ Tli Kill You Han Bought Ο. Ο. V. Sunday j 50 'J. D. A., ment Immediately. α ,DDV «<"* Alwaja Men's and boys' summer Jerseys Quinlan, FBBD 8. LIBBY The are also cordially invited to Montreal. April 18th, 1905. III KWYn Hm AHnitBmM I public to #3 at Κ. H. Noyea Co. I Bring old glasses to Dr. Parmenter. tion, attend the Sunday service.

/ TOUR STOMACH. I FORGET ABOUT For COLUMN. vital ΛηΙπτ&Ι 5tory HOMEMAKERS If your indigestion Is bad the | fiti of your are not fed and Utile Polks Praise MATS «Othe tail! organ· body Grateful A LOW PRICE AN OLD TRIBUTE nourished as should be. They : Ηομμαιπι* they Cta^SSt2f,leÂ5r«topl0· 1Edltor_ Kodol uolumw,Offluown» Oxford Λ Deaoormt. Part*. Msio„ grow weak and invite disease. "AJSo-j/ no to write you iliese An Ohio Fruit Raiser, 78 Years OM, Cure what yon eat, Made knew thai I — — Dyspepsia digests _ it-J lines to let you ON Tea ι Cured of a Terrible Case After cores indigestion and all stomach η one bottle of your We have endeavored in these column· Jack and the Honey 1 rlliil rtU have fake have a stom- Years of Suffering. troubles. Ton forget you F.' Bitters for my blood, end to its reader* recipes from very ex- I 'L. No. S3.—Diamond. give ach from the very day you begin taking Better to say that I am feel·· Whea suffering daily torture oooka and we ahall occasional- are these i em pleated perienced it This is because it a rest—re- "What a fearful annoyance felt for a rheumatic 1. A letter In novel. 2. A bright our gets than he In; new as I have not From backache, pain. favor them with like column·. If so the one i ly and grows strong flies!" exclaimed Jack, dog. In ten years. 1 or 3. Wrath. 4. A 5. that would do to cuperates gradually long tine, fact, Any ill of kidneys bladder, folor. purveyor. anything no a of the felt and healthy that it troubles you warm day as half dozen had your True L. Pills. An edible β. A kind of tree. 7. in thie column it would be grate- spring am recommending Wool Turn to Doau's Kidney plant, publish more. E. L. Minn., about bis Baboock, Amherst, Insects buzzed to all my friends and η little winged in Ten F.' Bitters Carpets A cure endorsed thousands. Raging mad. 8. Having existed loug fully received. a reme- by says: "I have taken great many them what good It has head. tolling Have and which has been Read an old man's tribute. *Mie. y. A letter in novel. dies for bnt nave found noth- Years use The Kind Yon Always Bought, indigestion Then he snapped at one of them—a done for me. Ycu may my a end South to Kodol Cure." — over has borne the of of Few Perto equal Dyspepsia to the n:m« If wish." Alfred J. in use for 30 years, signature out and clean Recipes ing bluebottle Mr. Fly fell ycu »o close odd patterns I Kodol what you eat, cores Indi- By—and been made under liis Justus, fruit dealer, of Mentor, ϋο.S3.-llla«lrate4 X«M*rlr«l Eul*n>a Paris Çooks. digests broken. Pooler, Fairfield. Haine and has por- Sidney Sour Stomach, Belch- ground with one of his wings Dyspepsia, " ^0 since its np stock Ohio, says: "I was cured by Doan's crush me cried the fly as supervision infancy. ng, Heartburn and all Stomach Troubles. "Don't case of (gestion, ^eonal/COCCJUM no one todeceive in Kidney Pills of a severe kidney ANNA ATWOOD'8 COLD MEAT DRESSING. | Its preparation is the result of many Jack lifted his paw to step on the blue- Allow you this. trouble ο f A. '* are 4 tablespoone of vinegar. 1 eg? well! years of research. Sold by F. Shurt- bottle—"please don't crush ine!" All Counterfeits, Imitations and Just-as-good" T;nt eight or ten beaten, 1 tablespoon of augar, 1 teaspoon I leff A Co. "Why should I have pity on you?" that trifle with and endanger the heal', ii <,f stand- butter size of cook The True"L.F." Atwood's Experiments years' walnut; I asked the dog. °?eta:rd, " Mr. Wise—My brother particularly Inflmts and Children—Experience against Experiment. ing. I suffered u°tn ","*·η'· "irrl°'! I have something to tell Bi Iters Cleanse th* System Chas. F. Ri that you should sing at his "Because the most severe requested answer- ώβ Blood «ί* Sir funeral. you that Is of interest to you," aud Puniy backache and KLLKN JACKSON'S PIQS IN BLANKETS. I Miss Screecher—Why did he want me ed the fly. Corner Main and Danforth Sts.,1 other pains in Season large oyster· with «alt and I to sing? "Well, whut is It?" asked Jack, puz- What is CASTORIA the region of in bacon cut thin and I Mr. Wise—So would feel what the bluebottle had to TerJ everybody zled to bear is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare- the k i ΕϋΕ£βΓ' TikP 8ma11 wooden he was I guess. Castoria dneys. toothpicks; sorry dead, say. It is Pleasant, a in Frames and Soothing Syrups. it These were es- hSLt 7 verJ hot and Picture goric, Drops put CURED. "Do like honey?" asked the fly. NORWAY, MAINE. thî «iuS7 .β °ook to I CHRONIC BRONCHITIS you neither Morphine nor other Narcotic pecially severe ί,βΡ'β·» enough crisp answered Jack. contains Opium, on slices of toast ten I had chronic bronchitis "Yes," It when thethfh bacon; put small For years substance. Its age is its guarantee. destroys Worm* 8IDNLV JUSTUS. stooping not "Then, If you will spare me, I will and serve immediately. Do not re- so bad that at times I could «peak It cures Diarrhoea and Wind 50 YEARS* to lift any- I where cuu and all and allays Feverishness. move the toothpicks. above a whisper," writes Mr. Joseph tell you you go get and Pictures, EXPERIENCE and often I could hardly straighten declared relieves Troubles, cures Constipation thing. Coffman, of Montmorenci, Ind. "I tried you want without trouble," Colic. It Teething in the EMMA HIBBABD'S CABBAGE SALAD tin· my i>aik. The aching was bad J all remedies available, but with no suc- the lame fly. and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates I DRESSING. daytime, but just as l>ad at night, and cess. Fortunately my employer sug- "Where?" asked the dog. Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy ami natural sleep. was 1-2 that I and Mirrors was lame in the moruing. I and stir in try Foley's Honey on always eggS The bluebottle fly raised himself Mats, The Children's Panacea—The Mother's Friend. p..n Te,ry a of mus- ar. Its effect was almost miraculous, bothered with rheumatic pains and drop- n*/2 teaspoon Îested his hind and to a hive not of the dieease. On legs pointed of the feet. The uriuary tard te1»11in 3 of vinemr until and I am now cured sical swelling 3 tablespoons have my recommendation many people passages were painful, and the secretions GENUINE ALWAYS tAsc Marks fire< 1-2 teaspoon of used Foley's Honey and Tar. Its effect & st?!L so that often CASTORIA were discolored and free Dcsigns salt•alt and 1? ♦ of Stir until was almost miraculous, and I am now Mouldings Ac. Lnrf teaspoon sugar. » » τ Copyrights I had to rise at night. I felt tired all On recom- πι»* thick M cream· Remove cured of the disease. my .ling λ «kHi h ai.J Portrait Work Aitiiimten description a:· Half a box served to relieve me, -, Gade ascer: iiti our opinion free whether day. mendation many have used Foley's High <,nl<-kl/ Conimunicn- s,owly2 tablespoons people invention m patentable^ satis- probaUy on aud three boxes effected a permanent butter. Have and and and with •UurnstrictJ. Handbook I'ments SifelSjSfinOt iaelted vegetable Honey Tar, always fcr security patents. & Co. in Water color, sent free. «'Meat iit'i··!.** cure." dressing very cold before mixing and faction." F. A. Shurtleff Crayon, •'atcun taken th.-ouwi» Mur.u A Co. receive the serve at once. This will keepP tptruil H-'tW, W'li.ut ChHf.'O. iu A FREE TRIAL of this great kidney dressing boarder who if in an ice "Man," remarked the and Oil a will several days kept Sox. specialty. medicine which cured Mr. Justus reads the scientific pages of patent Sepia American. be mailed on to any part of LIZZIE THAYER'S ELMHURST SALAD. medicine "can stand a heat of Scientific:iln«traie«1 w» children: safe. fare. Mo opiate# strain direct. In the from St. WITH OIL. Hawkins' 50c. pei enigma, adapted lows: "Ouf two children had a severe words are 1 P. M. WYMAN, Nicholas, the various pic- 1 tablespoon of mustard, tablespoon attack of whooping cough, one of them setting. of described. When all 1 MO red 1 tured instead sugar, teaspoon pepper in the paroxysm of coughing would often West Paris, Me of 4 of SALVE are rightly guessed, the thirty-three teaspoon of salt, yolks eggs, juiw faint and bleed at the nose. We tried 1-2 of 1 pint of THI ORIGINAL. letters will spell a proverb valuable to lemoD. cup vinegar, everything we beard of without getting 1 of cream. Beat the traders. cup whipped relief. We then called in onr family Dr. Austin β until Tenney, A Well Known Cure for Piles. egg with salt, pepper, etc., light, doctor who prescribed Foley's Honey then commence with a few drops of oil doee A and Tar. With the very first they Use Cures obstinate sores, hands, ec- No. 54,-TrUnd». Most chapped at a time, stirring all the time. When to aud we feel that it has Housekeepers improve zema. skin diseases. Makes burns and scalds ore or iron used as a began 1. A brownish quite stiff add a little vinegar and so on saved their lives." Refuse substitutes. We could not the name. 3. painless. improve quality pigment. 'J. A feminine W,th the oil> which can be F. A. Shurtleff & Ci>. the The best salve If paid double pnce. First shoot of a plaut. 4. A boy'h added in large quantities after it begins that can or that money had in- Hl:i NOiJ- experience produce nickname. 5. A letter from triangle. It should be very thick The elderly maiden recently can cjcen. Jack that if he '9 buy. °f·the θΠ ha8 been added; herited a 640-acre farm. tar away and told thennJi*dd ?l lemon juice. Just before serv- Later a young man from an, adjoining would g> there he could get all the will be at Elm House, No. 58.—ForelKu Couatrlea. be scene. Norway Cures Piles Permanently i„®D of cream ; cream may village appeared upon the honey he could eat. Feb. 2, and 1st One of the extremities of an axis OSiï! 1 °D2 C1U1?'D 5n a °' lce "Will be wife?" he asked. "I Thursday, Thursday DeWitt's Is the original and only pure and pan you ray Inlj the hole in the hive Jack stuck of each month. Offict and a make a foreign water love with my whole heart." following genuine Witch Hazel Salve made. Look for conjunction you his uose, and railed I1Î3 tongue arouud "For the land's sake!" exclaimed the hours, a M. to 4 p. M. the name De WITT on every box. All otheis country. FANNIE PIERCE'S MARBLE PLACE th.» It was the 10:30 old among honeycomb. are counterfeit, Μ1,Α*βο·γ A cave and an Indication make a for- giddy girl. Eyes Examined free. PICKLES. sweetest honey he had ever tasted, but Glenwood ! B. C. DeWITT A CO., CHICAOO. eigu country. FRIEND. it 0t vine«ar· 3 onions A TRIED AND TRUE just as he was beginning to enjoy You Would Sold by K. A. Shurtleff & Co. sliced, 1-4 poundf°\d of ground mustard, 1-4 One Minute Cough Cure contains not most lie met with an unpleasant sur- No. ηβ.—Charade. it has pound of salt, 1 ounce of white ginger- an atom of any harmful drug, and prise. DRILL WELLS for NEIGHBORS From a small beginning, a consonant. your root, ounces of mustard seed, 2 ounces been Colds, Croup and The whole of bees—and it was We come to it town. curing Coughs, family Aboutit We can «tart vou tu a μανία* business un" populous has IfYouKnew J. WALDO NASH, pepper-corns 1 ounce stick cinnamon, Cough so long that it his nose -mai: capital Machines easy aaid a IS.'!*'little hot water^L®n to melted butter TRUST~THOSE the blistered member. *ati«faclion body. of the worst ALMOST codfl8h egg» and I suffered from catarrh never take a bluebottle Behead on tup and have a toy. 'P*0 "I shall fly's Are You herve on a ?,Xhot kind and never hoped for cure, but Ely's Going scheme aud have a platter. advice again." he cried, and he never Behead a deep Cream Balm seems to do even that.— Cream Balm Ε Μ Μ Λ Ul'BBARD's VERMICELLI EGGS. Journal. Ely's Tribune did.—Detroit small piece of laud. Oscar Ostrom, 4ό Warren Avenue, Gives Relief at once. AS to Paint? a uncommon name for 8 hard boiled cut whites into It soothes Tri-Weekly Behead rather eggs, Chicago, III. cleanses, ami heals the diseased have a common name for a small pieces, (do not chop), sprinkle I from it so bad almost i> a and suffered catarrh; got The It cures a for We have received a fresh boy τ U 1. 1 m EvrPKlnilc*. membrane. is metropolitan newspaper busy ]><·(>|·Κ·. with make a rich cream τ» m MWV« « ju»t salt; sauce, Λ WUIU UUV V* Of —.J C ar: boy. The climate of the Everglades of catarrh ami drives as a daily, and your Rural Free Delivery mane wicn 01 uoi mim, utuie- a In the good stock of the which unie VUIVU. ριαι am well.—A. C. away cold G000 IH'Ul'HU UUU Balm and entirely times week. following goods purr 1h faultless. It Is singu- brings it to your door three every •ψοοη of flour mixed with 2 tablespoons 341 Shawmut Boston. Florida almost ami are we The beheaded letters the name Clarke, Ave., absorbed, I s and It is on Wednesdays Friday», unexcelled, for which solicit spell then add hot cream and cook in showing no extremes of /lea COLD'ν HEAD! published Mondays, of butter, Balm does not irritate or cause larly equable, < of the most Tbe Membrane. Restores the Senses of and contains all the most news f Tin· Daily of the eoiuuionest and one until add whites of to sud- the important double boiler thick; Sold at 50 cents heat and cold and not subject Smell. Full 5u cents, at Drug- value. your patronage. in the sneezing. by druggists Çrotectaaste and Size, AS Tribune, wuich is a guarantee of its thing* country. and on hot buttered toast. 56 Warren a or mall. Trial size 10 cent··, mall. n> t Indispensable eggs spread or mailed by Ely Brothers, den change. Even "norther," coming glste by by in (lie or on a farm and have FLOOR PAINTS. WAX FLOOR 5β Warren Street, New York. If you live village Press the yolks of eggs through a strain- New York. of ice and snow, is KLY BROTHERS, in close t<>i ! St., out of the region time for a daily newspaper you may be kept OIL. FLOOR VARNISH, PRE- er over the top. Seive hot. verv mii i'. ■«t. Before You Purchase Any Other Write No. 5K.—Rtddlemeree. soon softened to milder temperature, with all important news of the world at a PARED HOUSE Clara—How did you break your hus- ΕΗΚΙΛ PAINTS. THE NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE COMPANY My first Is in bread, but not In bun; MBs. jackson'b cream ok corn soup. and the heat of summer is made genial, A The of THE NEW YORK TRIW band of κ. w. ciia\imj:k, regular price « ORANGE, MASS. Second is In leap, not in run; stuttering? but can serun· :t ROOF AND BARN PAINTS, Put 1 can of corn and 1 of water it I be- though the mercury may be well up in TRIBUNE is only 51.50 per year, you Machines are made to sell Third Is In not In twig; pint time he started Many Sewing regard- vine, Grace—Every own local The Oxford Democrat. LA- ** in a sauce cook 30 minutes the ozonized air which favorite newspaper, SATSUMA ENAMELS, ! less of quality, but the Home" is made Fourth in schooner, not in bris; pan, slowly gan to protest against his smoking. It the eighties, by your a t 1-2 QUERET, CARRIAGE PAINTS. to wear. Our guaranty never runs out. Fifth Is in sons, not in word; then press through sieve, put never failed to start bis flow of language. Is everywhere in the glades. The year DAILY is a well known bird. of milk on to boil in a double WAGON PAINTS. GOLD AND We make Sewing Machines to suit all condition! Wholi» pints is divided into the dry and rainy sea- Builders' Finish li of the trade. The Hon*'' stands at th« rub 2 of butter and 1 WON A NAME OF FAME. boiler, tablespoons sons. The latter be spo- PAINTS SHEL- II may roughly ALUMINUM head of ail i^li.tfrutle family sewing machines of add to boil· the I will furnish DOORS and WINDOWS of any No. 5Ù.—Subtraction. heaping tablespoon flour, DeWitt's Little Early Risers, as June and Sold dealer» ken of Including Septem- reasonable 1er aulhoriird or at Year LAC AND VARNISH. PAINT It) only. ing milk and stir constantly until it famous little have been made Size Style prices. NEWS- Bold Papers One $2,25. Take fifty from fairylike and leave pills, ber, although well in the glades sud- BRUSHES. ETC. Ilobb·' Variety Store Co., AgtuU, thickens; add thie to corn, salt and pep- famous their certain yet harmless and of a fish. by den showers in limited areas are Norway, Maine. part to let it come to a boil and liver. light to Oxford Democrat, per taste; action upon the bowela and Send your order and money The Take from and leave at season, and In the autumn Also Window & Door Frames. fifty gnomelike serve immediately. have no equal for biliousness, con- likely any South I'aris, Maine. Îentlehey is constant. PAPER. S. P. Maxim & all .of the fish. etc. do not weaken the a high degree of humidity on a card to THE Μ;'Λ Son, EMMA PARK'S CHOCOLATE CAKE. stipation, They kind of Finish for Inside or Your name and address postal be In the If in want of any «ill or make you feel sick. A lifetime might spent region send In orders Hue I,urn TRIBUNE, New-York City, South Maine. PART 1ST. stomach, gripe, Outside work, your YORK TRI-NVEEKLY Paris, A W. Walker & Λ Head Worker. ever be discov- and on hand for Cash. Son, Once used always preferred. They and 110 sign of malaria ber Shingles Cheap bring you a free sample copy. 3 of chocolate melted, 1-2 cup A "You need u solid rest; pray shirk,'* squares strengthen. Sold by F. A. Sbnrtleff ered. Pure air that moves in-gentle Dealers in î. doctor said. sweet milk, of 1 egg, 1 tablespoon Work. The cental yolk Co. breezes over a vast expanse of pure Sawing and Job WANTED. and all work of mix and cook until smooth. Planing, "AH duties heavy sugar, of fi water is the perfect assurance Hoards for sale. Peeled Pulp Wood, Spruce, Fir, Hem- Pertaining to the head." Let cool. A Literary Phrase—"Let me intro- Maichcl Hard Wood Floor The answered, with a sigh: the health, as evinced In the tine physique, lock and Poplar, delivered on car:) at piitlent part 2d. duce you to that debutante," said ICE, COAL, "In that 1 can't concur. athletic of " DECORATE. K. R. Station from Pownal to Hethel. hostess. "She is a "Yes," splendid coloring and vigor K. CIMiVIILRK, sny It's to see the reason why— 1 and white of another, 1 cup of poem." stallion. white auk!··.» , plain egg the "I feel that the Seminole, who has a monopoly of Maint Handsomest Stallion in Maine. Every inch a king. Black the coming ·* answered man; •Vpm flumnr» j year. I am u barber, sir." sugar, 1-2 cup sweet milk, 1-2 cup butter, eligible E. W. West Paris. CEMENT —New York Herald •he is one of the I to know." as fine a climate as there is on earth.— 1100 owned PEN'LEV, LIME, 1 soda, 2 even cups flour, flavor poems ought behind, 1»! hands, weighs pounds, by J. M. Pond. teaspoon DAY, Bryant'a with vanilla. Mix Century. B. Oxford. Me. — parts together. Me. JOHN BOBINSON, 1904. ALSO \VM. J. WHEELER, South I'aris, May 30, Key to the Pn»»ler. ANNA MORSE'S FRUIT CAKE. Important to Mother·, Ills of ouest I! :»·· in The WronK Spirit. Sired by Dabk Dkvij., 2.00, by Μλμηιμνο Κινο, "The Hands sidewalks made in 1. Uock,»eort. carefully every bottle of CASTORIA, I'll 1·.: Diam ή·Ι Cement iS and No-45.—Transpositions: 2 cups brown sugar, 1-2 cup molasses, The of the New York Nor- the World." Dam Jkwki.. Jkwki. (Dam of Lord March, a safe and aura for infant· and president hind k'<· FOR SALE. 2. 1 Lnts, shut. 3. I'ear. reap. 4. Itlpe, 4 remedy children, 11* mare, huge right 24 inch squares for $1.00 per square 1 cup butter, 1-2 cup milk, cups flour, was a band of King, 1-2; l'oint Dexter, 1-2;) Bay snip, stab. 7. and see that It mal college addressing (p) Sired Λι.μοΜ'.Ιι: I*.'1 White pier. 5. Kust, seat. U. lints, 4 1 soda, all kinds of and twwi-l white. Foaled June 8, IK80. Bred at Village Farm. by A high grade Sewing Cement made to order. eggs, teaspoon women. "Young women," he CfllLDHOODTJvar. stnmurli co^i· I: Ma-| yard steps *** young j.11 8. 9. Kara, 1 lb. 1 lb. 1-2 lb. I>]<><>. 1 disorders. fevi-nub· of Bell 2.12 Wardwell, 2.14 1-4: ««lobe, chine in condition. Tame, mate. Pace, cape. spice, currants, raisins, Be*"the plaint». Record 2.20. Sire Hamlin, :l-4; good running South Maine. SW Z. said, "generally make excellent teach- ness, iiiTVoiiHiUfg, and the Irrlla- 2 10 And t<; other» Paris, citron. Civxllttuim 2.15 1-4; Wardwell, 2.10 1-4; Architect, (p) 1-4; t ew. Will sell for sear. of Uni; un·! dcMlitatliiK □rvid, (p) (p) Cost $12. Signature ers. But If dislike the work turn re- $45.00 tUcJuK you brought on by nrorins, lire ermaiiently l>y >i»l 111 particulars Host, Lad. grind. DECORATE WILL STAND AT STABLE OF W. J. WHEELER, Kodol jjliost. glad. Rind.) 1 1 we Oxford Democrat Office, Dyspepsia Cure 11-2 cups eugar, cup butter, cup Tbe Kind Toe Bave Alwajri fioaght. cannot succeed ever in what hate. Lance, glance. 4 of MAINE. TERMS: $20 TO WARRANT. South Paris. I Osoests what you eat milk, 2 eggs, 2 teaspoons soda, Bad teachers, when we find them, art PARIS, No. 47.—Omitted1 Verse: cream tartar. Beat the white of 1 Dr. True's Elixir who dislike their work. They of The did persons h wonderful tonic nml builder Tens. Turn. th<· piper's son. egg, brush over the top and sprinkle Lady (to applicant)—Why It Is ure like the I11 the flesh and muscle. Muken weakly chil- he ran. the oven. leave last young girl country M Stole α pig. and away with sugar before putting into you your place? dren stnuuc and robust. For o\er Tbe did last maid town who said to one of her friends: and by mm tiers COUNT DIRECT. Tom-a-hawk. Mix quite soft, and flavor to taste. Cara- Maid—Why your years used praised Jim·.· No. 48.-1111? i!e: " Μ ι*»·ιιΝ at ull druydsta. Black front ankles white, hind legs white. Foaled 200 FARMS FOR SALE is Have a hot oven. Half of leave you? 'Yes, I am going to take up teach- everywhere. colt, large stripe, __ No. 49.—Λ lilt From Iîoz: Mr. Her»· way good. use. Tr·· 1902. Bred at Farm. from over farms liste*! with us for sale in Maint.', 'ÈPm the quantity is what I ing.' Village Η Ο 3,000 Vermont, dale. DRUGGIST'S Massachusetts, Connecticut, New York, Delaware and Maryland; 5 to A CHATTANOOGA "The friend iooked amazed. 'You?' Sihkd it ν Direct IIai., 2.04 1-4. afb show the on 80 of farms. ANNA AT.WOOD'S DARK CAKE. 1,000 acre·, |600 to |a>,000: ou ea.-y terms. Cul- buildings these Saaa No. ·"<>.—Ccrii.eetcd Squares: l STATEMENT. exclaimed. 'You a schoolteacher? ...... Mambrino King, hava tfacfc. taala aad kiawfcaU farailara lacluded. All described iu detail with travelling instruc- she The Countess, by 1 cup sugar, 2 eggs, 1-2 cup butter, 1-2 Dam, so that can visit the form and trade with the owner. It is the moet book of I. Π. Robt. J. of the Read a widower with l)am 14, dire of KlorMa tions you complete 1-2 Miller, Proprietor Why, I'd rather marry ofC'hlmo>>l>rino(4),2.2s real farm ever issued. Just out: Write Address cup molasses, 1 teaspoon soda, cup Clilmoi 2 hi 1-1, ami 2 other ή in 2. so bargains mailedJ*ee. to-day. House Drug Store of Chattanooga, Tenn., nine children.' (μ), ISO Nimiu St, Ν. V. Tramoat Taaapla, Botloa, or Maiaa. LISTS, UN D Κ II 2 flour, amounts of nuts Jr., I E. A. STROUT. City, Augusta, milk, cups equal merit in " ...... Almont, writes: "There is more Foley's 'So said the other. 'But 2d dam, Toilet, by A I> Κ A L Κ Χ Κ r s and raisins. If I have thick sour cream would 1/ Ite-t Uereer Boy. gent·. » and Tar than in any other Pain of luary Lciratce,2.31 1.2; use one out the butter and Honey cough where Is the widower?' "—New York 1-4. Β Ο Ο ? I cup leaving 2.20 W. O. South Paris, D. M. S Κ X S Κ D •yrup. Tbe calls for it multiply won- Frothingham, French, Norway. milk. Tribune. id dam, Mermaid by Dictator, 11 .'I. Τ S Τ Κ KV0K3 and we sell more of it than all Λ., IIL derfully Sinter uf 1.1 O^ealetta, 2.'.".· 3-4: grandhin of MR8. JACKSON'S SPONGE CAKE. other syrups combined." F. A. 8.27 dam of Λ mont I L, 1 Κ Ρ OWBREREL cough Origin of the Bnnje. Luc.rct'a, 2.20; Blaine, 1-2; 5 1 1 1-4 Sburtleff & Co. Dictator, »lie uf 1. OLIVE eggs, cup sugar, cup flour, In the early part of the nineteenth MK. 1 cream tartar, WILL STAND AT W. J. WHEELER'S STABLE, SOUTH I'ARIS teaspoon soda, teaspoon whoi did name th' on W I D I Ν Beat Casey—"An* ye century in the town of Banjoemas, bit of salt, teaspoonful of lemon. SAM?. TERMS : $25 TO WARRANT. ALL MAKES AT OWNERS' RISK. H. Τ after th' czar?" the island of a negro native de- FOR Paris V Κ Ν .lava, U. Κ baby until it HEALD, sugar and yolks together creams, a Hill, don't know Me., he a musical instru- * Β Β Ν Τ β then the whites of eggs beaten to Corrigan—"Well, termined to construct set of the Ameri- dom about an' sbtill he's A second-hand a stiff froth, tben flour. Bake one hour thing annytbin' ment for lus own use. Taking u cheese HEADQUARTERS FOR No. 51. — KitcMen Puzzle: Skillet. th' boss." can Edition of Chambers' Encyclo- in a slow oven. box and heading it with a goatskin, he all in excellent Poker (Poe. cur). Potato masher. volumis, PNEUMONIA IS ROtffeED OF ITS ran a handle through it, and. adapting pedia, 15 Grid fit-on. B-room. EMMA PARK'S OINOBR SNAPS. the set. For Rang)-. Pump. tuned to' the first, condition. $12.50 buys RANGE TERRORS violin strings third, 2 cups of molasses brought to a foam- address, QUAKEK fifth and eighth notes of an octave, he particulars ing boil, 1 cup sugar, 1 1-2 teaspoons Honey and Tar. It stope the THE RIGHT NAME IS DE WITT. by Foley's first Oxford Democrat Office, soda, 1 tablespoon vinegar, ginger; stir racking cough and heals and strengthens christened it a banjo, from the DeWitt'e Witcb Hazel Salve cool», Grad- South Paris. FLLWOODvovlFIELD■ FENCE, this well, then add two eggs wellbeaten. the lungs. If taken in time it will pre- two syllables of his native town. RABBIT AND LAWN soothes and heals POULTRY, FENCE. cuts, burns, boils, Mix stiff. vent an attack of pneumonia. Refuse ual Improvements 011 this rough and bruises, piles and all skin diseases. K. substitntes. F. A. Shurtleff & Co. ready Instrument were made, and about semen «η» E. Zickefoose, Adolpb, W. Va., says: ANNA MORSE'S STRAWBERRY PUFF. the middle of the century It crossed the Absolute at least "My little daughter had white Him. didn't efficiency expense, soinch swelling 1 cup very ripe strawberries, 1 cup of She Believed Dolly—Why Lon- so bad that after of bone Atlantic and. though unpopular in Eastern Steamship Company. piece piece white of one Beat the white to Miss Bullion? A fence that will sugar, egg. you propose soon became well liked.— practical worked oat of her DeWitt'e Witeh to ask her. don at first, leg. of egg stiff and then add the sugar and Dick—I hadn't the face Division. Haul Salve cured her." is most London Chronicle. Portland positively turn cattle, It the strawberries. Beat 20 min- I never thought of that wonderful salve in the work). thoroughly Dolly—True! and >4men healing utes. Put between layers of a white REDUCED RATES. horses, hogs ^ ^ ^ Heware of counterfeits. Sold F. A. ATATATATATATATAWlSjm. by cake and on top. Foley's Kidney Cure makes kidneys HLai(h While Yon Can." A fence Shurtleff Jfc Co. to Boetoii, 9100. pigs. minch and bladder right. Don't delay taking. Hogg left Eton In 1803, about which Portland *tAfyyVykM.^ili/VilV\l\l\ΛΛΛΛΑΛ/wVn.λVaVΛα mVhVVΛΛaVaVkVλλ'ΜΜ MRS. JACKSON'S BTRAWBEBBY 8HOBT- F.A. Shurtleff & Co. that is strong, "Mamma," remarked Dottie, "if I time he met Uuekln for a memorable ntaeroome, .... 91.00 get! CAKE. married when I -will I bave a moment. He had run into a room e\ er· grow up "Their engagement was quite a sur- Steamers leave Franklin Wharf, practically uiuinrnQMii! husband like Bake two crusts with was under AUUUfifâUfâUTâUTAfATÂnUTAÛUTAUUtATAÙUU^'. papa?" "I suppose so, crisp pie (prick prise, wasn't it?" where hie slater painting ^ said mamma. "An' if I don't a fork before so that it will not and India Boston, lasting, proven VAtAVAfAfAVATtVA«ifATAfAVAnVlTATATATATATiTiTAVAViTATAPA?h tlear," get bakiug -"Yes—to him!" Ruskln's eye. He did not notice Bus- Portland, Wharf, married I'll be an old with air and All one crust effi- AfATAUUfAUTlUTAUfATiTiriTAUfAUWAlArAUWAW^, maid, like Cousin puff up holes) kin, but went to bis sister and made at p. m. thoroughly Η won't I?" "I with crushed sweetened berries; fill the daily except Sunday, 7 fATiTATATATAVATAU«m?lVATATATAVATAfAVATATAVAVATATATi^a>^ Uhartotte, guess you will, A wonderful spring tonic. Drives out some remark to her. "You cient underj I wish I one with cream and laughing rates as low as pet. Why?" "O, nothin'—only upper whipped all winter gives you strength, while can," said Freight always "tuSSSonie FCNCC ISTAAOAAD «TVLtTΜκ'W SU KtlCHTS* was a !" with berries rolled in impurities, Mad better laugh you boy decorate large health and That's what Hol- every possible happiness. Ru?kin. "for every year you live you ather lines. sugar. lisner's Rocky Mountain Tea will do. 35 condition. Feel no cannot will become more and more miserable." EVERY NO OF ELLWQOD FENCE IS tired, appetite, sleep, Tea or Tablets. F. A. Shurtleff F. LISCOMB, Agent. 6UARANTEED. work or eat? That's MRS. BILLINGS' COCOANUT PIE. cents, "Life of J. The nickel rails in the spring tiredness ami Λ Orin Stevens. —From Quintln Hogg." will Co. ; Franklin If you want your disappear at once if you take Hollis- 1 cup of sugar, 1-2 cup of water, yolks Wharf, fencing problems satisfactorily solved, call and see the terN Mountain Tea this month. of 4 a of butter sise of an Rocky eggs, piece About an hoar after a boy lights his Intemperate Tea Drlnklnv. Me I ELL WOOD FENCE and let us Î5 or Portland, show for how little cents, Tea Tablets. F. A. Shurtleff egg, 11-2 cups of flour, 1-2 teaspoonful first he wonders if It was a are you money you cigar pipe In this age of mental tension, high MODEL easy can absolute fc Co.; OrinStevens. soda, 1 teaspoonful of cream tartar. QUAKER get satisfaction. dream. and overstrain tea is felt to Bake in three or four pie pans as desir- pressure be much to overstock our luna- NOTICE. Etbel—Frank was ed. After the whites to a stiff doing desperately in love beating tonlo that red of the United StaU*s for and a A strength brings rich, There can be little doubt in the District Court remove as are with Priscilla. he used to send froth, stir in a cupful of sugar tic asylums. In to Why, blood. Makes you strong, healthy and the District of Maine. Bankruptcy. they put her the of dessioated cocoanut. Put this that tea drinking is a form of Intem- WOOD ASHES most expensive fiowers and cupful active. That's what Holflster'a Rooky η the matter of 1 SALE the If desired use a FOR between national and L. ! n,.k_nt,„ nearly every for three layers. only cents. perance In these days, ALPHONSE ,n n®nkruptcy. presents day year·! Mountain Tea will do. 36 Tea KHOVKV. | Mabel—Did he win her? 3 of the whites between the layers, re- female Intoxication second to that VANDKNKERt f finally or Tablets. F. A. Shurtleff Λ Co. ; Orin only Dn without bolts. one for some of Bethel, Bankrupt. J Ethel—No, he earned her! serving frosting. Sprinkle of strong drink and in some respects L. Vanden- In over Stereos. To the creditors of Alphonse desired. ι of the coooannt the frosting. of and die- any quantity dry perhaps even more injurious.—Family 1 :erckhoren, In the County Oxford ,nd Foley's Kidney Cure if taken in time 1 rict aforesaid : FBUIT PUDDING. Patience—Did ever a kiss Doctor. riven that on the 8th of 50 cts.Down 50 cts. .w.ek.t affords from all and yon get by Notice is hereby day CAR LOAD LOTS A SPECIALTY. security kidney A. D. 1905. the said Alphonse L. Vanden- 3-4 box of i oranges, 8 lem- telephone? tpril. < bladder diseases. F. A. Shurtleff & Co. gelatine, Conceited. ierckhoven was duly abjudicated bankrupt, and 9 10 nuts of Patrice—Oh, yes. be For Price and ons, 2 bananas, β figs, dates, bat the first meeting of hi creditors will Particulars address, Patienoe—What1· It like? you ever come across a In South Paris, on the "What is nurse?" asked the anxious any kind; soak gelatine In 1-2 pint of Lyles—Did leld at the Court Uonse, it, a in of A. 1». at 10 o'clock In the cold water one add 14 of boil- Patrloe—It's like having dollar more conceited fellow than Bulger? eth day April. 1906, father. hour, pint orenoon, at which time the said creditors may " \v-v of and 3 your mind. he is an atheist, and I be- a ex- V-'Mfh/ to' the nurse. ing water, juice lemons, cups They say Mend, prove their claims, appoint trustee, "Triplets!" replied such other SIMON this is two too much!" of sugar; strain, pour into mould and lieve be is. Bonter—I wouldn't like to ■mine the bankrupt and transact "Ob, come before said STAHL, let until it harden. and Tar oontains no 1 usine·· as may properly stand begins to. Foley's Honey go so far as that, but I know that be For Infants and Chiidren. the fruit cut into small and will not like CASTORIA ALSO DEALER IXXOAL AND WOOD. The rarest and safest remedy for kkl· Then add.all opiates, oonstipate doesn't recognize the existence of a su- South Parla, April 8,1906. ST? cream or medicines. Re· KO. A. WILSON. ney and bladder diseases is KUfr pieoes. Serve with whipped nearly all other ooogh G Foley's perior being.—Town and Country. Referee la Bankruptcy ÏM HmAlfin Btntbl nsy Cox·. V. A. Shurtleff à Co. •oft custard. hue substitute·. V. L· Shurtleff à Co. TjiJUrt

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