The Oxford Democrat. NUMBER 23. VOLUME 71. SOUTH PARIS, MAINE, TUESDAY, JUNE 7, 1904.

etlr ïou are all understand. iee: ne Hurry, yourselves: "It la a handkerchief, Mr. John-a you can hardly FAIR HOTEL |\ WORLD'S J",|ι KS, The Central Maine Fair. j ™ now. Tlie raiders bave and ■- Sr TS •TVTVTYT%^VTS,iTVTS>TvTS'T gone and wut a bi avo old friend." AMONG THE FARMERS. ▼*·. ▼*' TV Τ V TvTVTv^^ VTVTVT j right woman's handkerchief, too, sir, man, my poor Λ. The Centra] Maine Fair officials are are not lltely to return." On the rustic bench beside the drive- ACCOMMODATIONS. & Machinist, covered with blood." Smith now the and the gen- Master I the river sut a little MAINE. " pushing buildings where la Philip, "Has it marks on it?" said Sey- way overlooking :i MUS, SPKKD THK PLOW." "Why. any Sill ι eral of their and if he said In two steam en preparation grounds, wonder? Was he also taken?" mour woman, older by ten years the 6t. Louis Hostelries to Hand!· ; rt roi general machinery, eagerly. Prepared v and tools, nothing intervenes to prevent they will of seen work, spool machinery | suddenly. "Have any you "Yes. sir. Here are the letters K. hours which had elapsed Rince she Vast Throngs—Prices Not to Be In- 'lies and drille made and CorrettMMnUnce on practical agricultural topics soon be in condition to handle their .. ..ί ««, taps, ma- I Is solicited Addreea all communlcatlone In hlui?" he asked of the servante. iu corner." truck to the keelson. "All bunds lay creased—Hotel Inside of the Ex- s, mowing and threshing will be four W. embroidered wtng, tentcai:. tn ! water piping will be while buildings ly. you put pacity "ϋΐι I ain't back he a ing put into a completed condition, but pausing, dey got ylt, coat there, over my heart? Yes," deck, was not at first glance particu- of aU w*n be the sî, tank de Lawd, but I spec'em ev'y min- in answer to the old He was small LtiKKT U. PARK. Holmes hall, Orono. Rurally 17 added, as if larly Imposing figure. Ainple hotel accommodations have fairiier l8i.8KOWwhich occurs the third week in Country ute. sub." is true. I love five and a half feet BRADY. man's anxious look, "it In stature, scarcely The new agricultural building at the al- been for the World's Fuir Auctioneer, The buildings that have Author of "The of Honor." "The Southerner*.*' provided Licensed of Maine, Orono, bearing the September. Grip her, and she has confessed that she •high ut best, with bis natural height Μ Λ IN Κ. University been contracted for comprise 200 "Sir Henry Mora·". Buccaneer." "A visitors at St. Louis both within and >, ·Ι Τ»Ι PARIS, ab«>ve was dedicated a few ready CHAPTER IX. me. who will her as is often the case with title, day» 300 cattle an ex- Doctor of Philosophy." Etc. loves Oh, protect diminished, Moderate. modern stalls, sheds, outside of the grounds. r. since with exercises in mem- now ?" a slight of tbe Exposition appropriate hibition building two stories high, 104 S he spoke a fresh, youthful sailors, by bending «if the valued services of Dr. Ezekiel CHARLES SCRIBNERS SONS of the shoulders; The management has or- Λ I1 \ Κ Κ Κ Κ, ory an office Copyright. 1898. by was lu the hall. sir," said Bentley solemnly, back and stooping Exposition , : .Κ l· feet long and 40 feet wide, volte heard "God, A a free information A I Holmes. 40x45 and 100 where are but with a strange pang of almost he possessed a well knit, vigorous ganized service. an·! Counsellors at Law, building at the gate, feet, "Father, Ivate, yet Utorneys It is fitting that on the grounds at our it faithful old whose care- issued for MAINK. feet added to the stand, making Come see our jealousy in hie and not ungraceful ligure, pamphlet has been gratui- state set grand you? striug womanly MK<>RDKALL3, institution, the building apart are M he loO feet These dis- came the ..hot heart. less and the ease with which tous circulation of Collection Department. for research should bear the long. buildings CHAPTER VIII. dead as lie up. pistol of- Why. what's ull this?" said a poise explaining many agricultural a manner, his T. Parker tributed in very convenient of the men old he will watch over maintained his with u litsl'M, Ralph name i»f him who conceived and which missed him. the rush young m.'.n. standing, astonished, lu the "Aye, friend, position, the conveniences that have ltd pro- organ- that the fair exhibits can be seen and IIKUK were two roads which so the indomitable old soldier, the near- Wil- He knows best. Now help me hands behind his back, in spite ized the first movement in Maine for neat Hall to the ut door of the room. It ffa#Philip lljr. clasped vided. A list of all the hotels, with l-.t'CK. studied at the best advantage, the led from Falrvlew roll and of education. To the Τ est one struck down from the blow of a of the of the rather heavy pitch agricultural great swine are shown one ton. holding long striug ûsh, up." in this C. stock, the sheep and the i.otue of tlie Wiltons! by In- rates, is contained pamphlet. t.f readers of the Farmer, and the clubbed musket of the old Behind him "No, sir. Beg pardon for disobeying the ship in the very strong breeze, Dentist, majority on a four acre field, distant and apart the other over the sturdy result of their day's sport. has been Surgeon river and We will with the sen. The entire city canvassed, of students of the present generation, but muu. the second pistol shot, which hit stood the stalwart of the orders, but you are to lie still. dicated long familiarity l'A MAINK. from the other exhibits, readily Talbot had chosen tall, iigure >1 ι H RIS, the name of Dr. Lioluics carries no hills farther Inlaud. in a little knot and many thousands of privât· house- sug- a con- him in the forehead, his fall across the Where are carry you to the carriage. Nay, sir, The officers, gathered reached through conveniently was old sflilor. "Talbot—you? visit- i,t work warranted. of service iu behalf of the rivèr road and riding along deck, holders have arranged to receive gestion s|>ecial that connects the cat- Faithful unto death at the men must. You are too weak from loss on the lee side of the quarter structed subway, of his path. post father and Kate? What are thes# you section this yet he founded with a light heart, forgetful were ors. These houses are in every underlying industry, tle with the horse depart- of The little drama was room? what of blood with two wounds on you to sever:·! midshipmen among them, for department tears which Indeed duty. perfect- doing In the dining Oh, at which p. Junes, the Maine Farmer and thirty-three are all at the mother and those of the and the rates ment. The horse sheds to him. But who were these he back in hor- stand it. A few days will bring you worthy of crew and the command- city, was its he and ly plain is that?" said, .sinking tl^e ·τ l· years agricultural editor, end of the the entrance she would not have shown him. guests will l»e received is a m it of lower track, raiders? Who conld be? And of the soldier. about all right, though, I hope, sir." er. Dentist. organized the first as to the they ror from the corpse' agricultural society thereto at the head of the stretch, full of pleawuit anticipations a clear, record on the books of the bureau. was a being here." "All said Talbot, "Men." said the captain, In MAINK. in the state, he teacher of agricul- will be a Katharine. Katharine? "L)unmore's raiders have been ready. Bentley?" s >;vv \Y, to the stalls. There effect of his decision upon The Inside inn, a hotel on tlie Ex- ture and natural sciences in the first adjacent he stung into the room. "The negro firm voice, removing his cocked hat well com- "Oh. my God!" exclaimed, "And Katharine?" coming ■ to 4. t»road, kept roadway, passing As he rode along lu tlie moonlight has a for 11 to β—1 school fouuded iu this almost of a a stretcher out of position grounds, capacity country a fine into quick action at the thought "A with your father. Philip, boys have rigged up 77TTTÏ I pletely around the grounds, giving his mind, full of that calm repose prisoner, The manage- before the made "Come. with mattress and blan- β,ΟΟΟ guests. Exposition fifty years government view of of them, the cattle possible peril to his love. Dick, but I trust both are uninjured." η shutter, and its for the land col- every part which comes to men when they have ment has control of tlie rates, which appropriation grant included. to the house. She may be in danger." "Air. sir. where is he?" said kets In the carriage I Think we can department at a decision some Seymour, to 11 Dr. Holmes was our first secre- finally arrived upon him have lieen tlxi-d at from $1.50 leges. "Hut dis libe one. Mars' Hil'ry?" the voice of the boatswain as he manage, driving carefully, to take & Surgeon, of the Maine Hoard of which troubled them, felt deep ad- pnysician tary Agriculture point .has We will discomfort. I per day, European plan, including *Α1ΝΒ· "O'licfc. quick! Leave him. advanced farther Into the room. The over without any great PARI*. and ouc of the first to call public atten- So much for the work being perform- free to range where it would, and nat- mission to the ground*. On the Amer- „n« a sent Dick on ahead to ride over resources officers. Now we would like «i>e about him later." fell full upon him. He was have 3***· tion to the wealth of natural ed by the his turned toward the light rat··* range from s.'t to $5 I ililli ΤΠ urally thoughts and bid him come to the ican plan the in the is to him that Maine is much to know what is done by With no further attempt at caution, of athletic man- to I)r. Cralk's state. It being he loved, lie was along In splendid specimen The hotel Ν 4U0 feet in the girl getting the so Mr. will be per day. by V VNJT'1, indebted for its Maine State those who are as much interested they sprang recklessly up steep hood—tall. powerful, long armed, Hall at once, Seymour magnificent life, twenty-four his last birthday, and is three stories high. Jerseys, he makiug the first importation success of the exhibition as the officials and. gaining the brow of the hill, bent in the shoulders. Decision well looked after. By the way, Blodgett was eeveral his path slightly more than 1"><> established at Law, can be. It is time that while Katharine years him. There arc it'crney of this breed. Later he imported Short- possibly high ran at full speed toward the house. and courage were seen In his bearing is dead. I had almost forgotten re- It was time to settle himself, and a agree- MAIN Β horns aud some in every tue officials were beginning to get junior. no those fel- hotels in St. Louis, signed VATt sheep, being He noticed that there were lights and were on his face, burned He evidently met and fought < and ride to the wars \t>sjten of ρ,·»:'Uia*!-«'ta iy. case the At this one from the exhibitors, and if he must away of him at ment lias been ma«.c between many pioneer. period ports probable in the negro quarters, no sounds the a dull color years of ex- lows at the landing. We found and it is not too soon for the exhibitors at least, to think mahogany by with the of- cannot conceive of the opposition any It were well, pleasant boat land- their managers Exposition thev merrymaking iisuully going on there to the weather. He was clothed the foot of the steps by the Κ Jt I criticism he must have encountered in to to make as to what was at home a wife posure be \RK, begin plans that he leaving me ficials that rates shall not raised 11 remem- in· the evening. Through the In the shirt and loose trousers of with two bodies. That reminds ail this work and out of bis un- are to show here. It should be he had thrown the early open ing only over whom protect- house we came during the Exposition period. Many Attorneys at Law, of his the for the fair open windows 011 the side of the a map, and he stood with his one of them was alive when bounded faith in the agriculture bered that premiums of his name. seafaring built on sites ad- at ing a'iiis of new hotels have been "AIS*· chosen state ami the firm conviction of will be classified the same as he had a hasty glimpse of the disorder- feet as if balancing by. I told the men to bring all three bkthel. Katharine would be much slightly apart, to the and C. Park here, intended for show happier— doors of the are now. jacent Exposition grounds, ν Merrick. KUerï the soundness of his could he Lew iston, so anything ed dining room. The great himself to the uneasy roll of a ship. the bodies up. Here they position his dwelt her— tixud rates warrant tlie one at both. While thoughts tenderly upon on the published have been sustained. at place is eligible liall were open. They were the and fidelity and intelligence Are any of them alive yet, Cicsar?" would be Honesty no one need exor- This is the and these are but the will run more or less and tlie dellnite arrangement of assertion that pay ·!1\ V UARLOW, man, management porch now—now at the door the spoke out from his eyes, and affection "No. sub; dey's all ob 'em daid." hints of the services he rendered the the old lines, soon to better than his tacit understanding. bitant rates for accommodations either along they hope hall. It was empty. He paused a were heard iu his voice. "Take the two redcoats Into the din- new features and anxiety at Law, state which so recognizes the oeable to announce some He would speak out that very night, ut hotels or private houses. Attorney tardily second. "Katharine, Katharine!" he "Lieutenant Seymour," he repeated, ing room with the other one. Lay MAINS. seeks to his name in that to be very effective and in- never the issue, and get It the new hotel» be men- 1)1 XKI ELI', fact aud perpetuate ought doubting fear in his voice. He must Among may will be a called aloud, a note of "where is he. sir?" Blodgett here In the hall. conection with the educational work for teresting. Of course there done with. Of course that was all that tioned the Hotel Napoleon Bonaparte, are Colonel Wilton!!' killed Well, state institution. a and well balanc- "Where you? said Talbot, stepping aside have been Instantly. good- agriculture at our baby show, very large was "There," which stands at avenue and one necessary. which his voice had he Clayton Whether on the "ile lands of Aroos- ed art conducted by In the silence and to the floor. by: I shall be over in the morning," department, When she knew that he was engaged pointing Skinker road, the Exposi- the needs of heard a weak and feeble his hand. overlooking took or the now noted ox-bow farm of conversant with broken lie "Not dead. sir. is he?" exclaimed, extending Co. thoroughly heart and soul in the cause of the Rev- tion This hostelry will ac- lie anil Trust a of terror into bis tak- grounds. PfovidBRt Somerset or on his hills of such an exhibition, great showing moan, which struck with re- sir," said the seaman, ''copperas" "Not yet. Bentley," Seymour, "Goodby, The rates. for both and olution she would be ready to yield commodate j.iMi persons. Pa. he found fresh inspiration antiquarian curiosities, great heart. "I am not it in his own huge palm. "Take of Philadelphia, Winthrop gaining strength, replied. ing are from ?1 to $."i per and firmer convictions in the small. It is the desire of the manage- him anything. European plan, labor pos- done for this time." care of Lieutenant Seymour." insure in the Provident: the a of old vehicles, So the hearted The lirami View hotel, south of should sible future of the industry aud ment to have parade musing light gentle- we will." day. Mr. John. Mr. John." said the "Oh, never fear: irrountied greater safeguards To read utensils, etc., etc., and liberal man The "Oh. the on Oakland avenue, lias by necessity for special training. farming galloped along. Intervening the men who Exposition, and the best dis- over "I "And may God give αι. ν ther company. gives great- the editorials in the first volumes of the will be offered for distance was soon over, and old man tenderly, bending him, a for Γ>.ιμμ» guests, and the prizes passed our added Bent- capacity for the future. more these lines. If our to see alive did this into hands!" _ trantees Farmer one that than made himself the fa- thank God you again. But, rat»1* are to ileal forgets p'ay along Talbot found entering -SI per day. European, uinler all circumstances, it seems articles or small, raising his arms solemnly. seventy years have elapsed and readers have any great stretch of woodland which as I live, they shall pay dear for this— ley, to "in on tin· Amer- miliar with and per day ν with you. as the voice of the leader was that have become valuable by their age it—the ma- "Amen." said Talbot, equal >n of time. If though of the colonel's whoever lias done bloody, arc bounil lur iruUrs.'' Tie Kcnilworth. on West ·. to lirant i»n extendi Maine marked the beginning "IΓι: Emjlinh ican plan. when out of the of to- or from their use, the Central una'.le to pay premiums speaking experiences Under the trees and beneath rauding rutliaus!" gravity. Park boulevard and Billon avenue, has after the he would be to know about estate. the Lia thick black Lair, tied in a ·. S are non forfeitable day. It is marvelous how clearly Fair pleased Seymour was tenderly lifted into from can be made the bank of the river the shadows "Yes, Bentley; I join you in that a of 1.5UO «uests, with a rate id hut tic·· annual premiums. saw what is being realized. He them, so that arrangements high attended who cue nud entirely devoid of powder, capacity ■ to-day carriage and by Talbot, >t advantage of vour necessity who from the said Talbot of î !.">(» take was a seer the of his to exhibit them. If every person deepened. Scarcely any light row," two as he looked down at tbem from the per day. -t:ince» oblige >oe to take a paid up throwing light sat by his side. Followed by to the this will run over in moon fell on the road. It was well "And 1, too," added Philip bravely. « In the surplus. down the century guide reads paragraph orders to the break of tbe with his piercing 1 participate geuius are servants, who had get poop μ a valuable relics relu the wounded It Ι, «Ιΐ'οιικ company. leaders of the nation in the work they their minds the they therefore that our cavalier drew "And I," whispered "we are bound for Lug- secure, its management horses. which they found tied where black eyes, ·..·-·•••.•ni. are to there are but few but what rate·· are low. half century later were attempt. reserving and somewhat checked the pace of his man. m· it- premiums that the visitors had been left, the carriage drove llsh waters"— •t.i Itv 1- i*:ow all other Auierl The closing sentences of his masterly would find rare articles with some caution "It's one more score that lias got to they from this horse, advancing "Hurrah! Hurrah!" cried many voices mie». and Its dividends the Kennebec fall" would be to inspect. off to the Hall. With what different address before Agricul- pleased over unseen road, for off men. one ■ larger. the familiar yet Le paid by King George's rre»pon'!lngly e'kf be nleased to be in com- the from the crew wtth the most tural almost seventy years ago W should put more was the miud of young impetuously. _■ l.een entrusted Society as he came the land end tuore outrage 011 this country, one thoughts and walls of with one who has any- |ust opposite "We will show tiie new tlag for the li t has lieen true to them, well be upon the munication any man an hour bad re-t*, might hung ι led out to the boat- debt we owe the Bentley busy! Scarcely ν fullest conlidence. of the pier which lOngllsh," on the 1' seas." he con- it- f w..rt h of your this buildiugand set before the students thing of this character. since be galloped ovet the road first time liiκ t -r information apply to auimal with such i-outinued elapsed of this as their motto. house the stopped fiercely. and K.I Ml L.I.KTT, South Paris, Me. day iuspiring a hearted tluslad with hope, tinued. visibly pleased, pointing a rider were Americana— light boy, for Maine Said he: "Arouse theu from your slum- suddenness that less practiced "So; these Virgin- io stars und which M ..UAN'l", V.encraS Agent There is one that has become filled with in lils proudly tl.e stripes, .VI Ex. St Portlaud, Me. im- thing a severe fall. The more's the shame—led tliat confidence, delighted hange bers. Begin the task and let youv the last few would have sufTered ians. by own hand !:ad lirst hoisted, (lutter more and more apparent in decision, a reception, med- his a as He litis I. t- anticipating be on scale grand au«l like to have horse snorted and trembled in terror blackguard Johnson. long at the "and 1 trust provements months, which we would words of love. Iu that one hour lug gayly out peak, I'UOBATK NOTICE*, as as the works of nature Talbot. itating magnificent some of our friends and began rearing and backing away fd the colonel," replied we strike a blow or two which ex- explained by good had ffoiu to may lu either of the Estates that surround as broad and as and on said the the boy changed youth •rsoti- Interested you. or elesewhere, from the spot. Looking down In the "Curses the renegades!" and us, to be Ion κ re- as in Aroostook county which lie had will cause it, retnatier named: tensive as rivers aud as durable of free- luan. The love hardly your is there is such an output darkness. Talbot could barely discern old man. "Who is it that loves are under Γγ..' ate Court, held at Paris. In and that why In his heart had risen membered. While you my of everlasting hills. Let not "Dirigo" are dreamed was .it· mtv of oxford, on the third Tuupdav your farmers who seeking iu the road. dom and sees not that the blow must Aroostook a dark, bulky object lying The orders I shall expect from you prompt, the of our Lord one thousand be upon your escutcheon in*vain, of the state. a wave ai*l overwhelmed him. year placed farms in the older parts ho called to the be struck How can any man Jlke com .h four. The following matter "Here. Dick." groom, today'/ with my Ired and but shake yourselves from your lethargy had been noted and abduction of his sweet- unquestioned compliance for the action thereupon If this movement years in his own hesitate to"— He capture ven preseuled to the work. Go forth like who had stopped and reined born in this land or those of officers, and a It la OtDKKtb: up giants when Aroostook farmers were get- the whole brutal and outrageous mnnds, my u Indicated. twreby ago, as the as his fell heart. to all lu. with new wine, hand iu hand, horse, as terrified suddenly iyes upon to the hard disci "t: e thereof be given persons refreshed the hard end of the business, we apparently Stopped had tilled hiiu with burning ready submission a of this on 1er to be forward to ting his irresolution and proceeding, '.-I. ··> causing ropy shoulder to shoulder; press but now other, a few paces back of master, Talbot, whose previous a of war. to which most In the Οχ- could all have understood it, < strike a of ship ■I three weeks successively till wrath. 11·· #.d not wait to pline at South the march of improvement every fabulous und tossing his bridle rein toward him, refusal had been no secret to him. un- ι· mi' rat. a published when they are getting such such of you, I suspect, are unfamiliar, newspaper at a iu Maine shall be watered its said blow for liberty against tyranny 'n -a!· I t ounty, that they may appear valley by not for their potatoes but "take my horse while I see what stop- "Don't stop for me, Bentley," have learned it in that bitter at «aid Paris, on prices only and his κ ul was full of resent- less you Cool to be held canal and and principal towu "I am with now, 1). at it every city for other crop why they him." that young man gently. British You will learn, tldrd Tuesday of June. A. latH, Rest not, every grown, ped the mother he had loved and echooi, a ship. heard there- cuueeted its railroad. farms on older to ment to »'k In the forenoon, and be by should sell out and buy Lightly leaping to the ground and you now. came over this evening while of faint till member of the Union honored because she had held .him however, principles equality I see cause. not, every in cases soil is some- before 1 start nortb they and many pooler stepping up to the object him. tell our friends here that are well in civil life they have to state, and say 'Maine we All of the devoted past was very ITSIIM \N. late of Paris, shall point your we cau't understand, but to offer back. KM KNT1NK Star.' thing just he bent down niul laid his hand upon tomorrow as a volunteer my no in the naval service. Subordi- llnal account presented lor is our model, Maine is our Polar of our In one Impetuous desire of place i»ed; executor's would like to have the opinion forgotten a Clark, executor. — It, and then started back in surprise services to General Washington." is the word here; this Is not ■vauce by tieorge Maiue Farmer. on this It Tomorrow should see him nation intelligent readers subject. exclaim- the present. more and horror, "it's a man!" he the house. "Oh, exclaimed Philip Joy- but a of war, and BBOI1 Κ URItKfcTT.lateofAndover.de we safe to that run ut full s/teed toward Hilary," to the he swore. He trading vessel, ship for is. believe, predict They on the way army, ■ 1. lir.t account allowance by and Chemicals. ed. warm still. Who can "1 am so Would that he presented Clover a hundred farms in Penobscot, "Dead, yet and fully, glad! I intend to t»e impllcity obeyed." It'.itm 1». Abbott, admlnl-trator. than He ran down the hat) wrung his hands in Impotent passiou. The fell the hastily father hear even uioiv and Kennebec counties have it be?" moonlight upon Katharine and could you are continued sternly, looking ΡII AM, late of Paris, de Piscataquis, ut tin· room door aghast. "Katharine, Katharine, where HARRIET A. LA to a little far- •topped dining thereof been sold within the past year farm-' pebbly beach of the river now!" at them. "Nevertheless," he ■.-··! will an·! petit.on for probate The candles in the sconce* he murmured. Seymour stirred. fiercely the executor from Aroostook reluctance, smoking arm you7" ■ ntcd by L«rroy K. Everett, ers who have come ther out. Overcoming his lifted bis unwoumh*d added, somewhat relaxing his set fea- wore a somewhat uncertain Seymour "Are in my friend?" »ein named. to in the same half carried the throwing "Uod bless you pain, ply I·, county engage precisely he half lifted, body and beckoned to Talbot. ture;:. we be not a peaceful Ρυκτιυ.ν υκ vakied inih'stkiks blild- arc cer- over a scene of devastation and said tne sailor Ids "altlx-Ugh H" Y .ate of Porter, deceased ; #!§§tfslwith the fact is, they that left there. It is light "No," quietly, t'Ai Η. v\ Al 11. SA ER, clover, business they out where the would fall upon he said. "To hear you and inland ΙΧ<·, MOULD'S light table and you, Talbot," the blood stained merchantman, yet I expect λ. for probate thereof presented eyStem that demands more ruin. The furniture of the heart beating against petition wearing tainly a movement its face. This face, which was un- worth a dozen cracks like with the of m«*iilioiiet< -, a legatee. foods, delegates clotted notify the commander country, is light ships prehensive grounds. of these chemical were fiom a ghastly sword thrust want plant states. About states repre- a d:.rk rod stain about a rag- will t4ie old sailor walked or of η<·ι too are well built, and in <.K"RUK VV. BRYANT, late of I'arls, thirty be seen his naval militia there. They pursue hall enemy of ei|ital. great, of the structures Now let us ge down to business and several about his throat, the floor about L" ι- will and for probate thereof sented in the convention, soiled shirt. The the But over to the of the old we a one. as most luxurious petition ^ «ill have no guess ged hole in his gray and perhaps recapture party. body force. Should liiios of pounds thousand opposition mat tali? I life, depend upon your prompt- their disputes friendly, ing gun waving They "IIS I> I>k oSTKR. mentis { VI·"»; kyarnt out of his coat sleeve, staining the laco perhaps, Three by F«m«ui People. nitro^n, taslmiUai a This is remarkable had at least rush from Compositions .:i<- lina! account presented for allowance such quite suiufln wrong, broke in ness. Better see Mr. West as you go had not loved they were given with u mighty commercial fertilizers policy. Dey'se slio'ly," as he looked they •lain*·- 1> Irish, guardian. toph(--,C4Uw!.nhof -.4.- in view of the the movement at his left wrist. Even Band Tournament. has been opposition the groom, bis teeth ehatlering with the father's agent, each other. two hundred lusty throats, the at market The nitroit'D No a on the floor, through town—your respected nearly M V late of Norway. de- prices. encouutered but a few months ago. the man turned little on Musical and all who appreci- MO Cl'LLISAN, aml has terror. know—and ask him to call upon "I wish I had not been so hard 4hip being heavily overmanned for fit people :ir-t n count pretented for allowance by mostly J|r bill was endorsed or discussed, and the same low moan broke from bin you the World's Rathere* particular so much as liked solilo- ate good music may thank •·· II. Cullman, executor. ;r js just man: Don't make me tomorrow. at the Hall you the man. I really him." lure emergencies. cost you ■>»""»«· but the convention went on record "t^uiet. Talbot over the first body Stop from the great a lips. stepped al- Fair for three notable compositions, M. ,bat much noise. This is the dead body of man, come back." the sailor. "Poor Blodgett, "That will do, men," said the cap KRVSKLIN DRfcW, with the exception named, side of the other. quized the Im- An constituents, unanimously, Take to the that written upon the invitation of I'robate Court for iroscozgin removal of tut the embodied in the a soldier. He has been shot too. "All I will be in Alex- most forgotten, as Mr. Talbot says! tain, smiling darkly. "Uenieniber in Prr"c;°mSl in favor of principle he said. He right, Hilary, are County, acting Interchange. uHt some on My God, it's Seymour!" management. These the measures in horses back beyond the old tree In four said Philip, run- lie died the right way, though, doing η crew makes a happy cruise. position — various pending congress the andria hours," willing A true beside as Katharine had most copy—Attest secure- knelt him, and of the West." by the D. »·'.·« the little bend there. Tie them out. his lighting for his country Mr. have the boatswain pipe "Hymn ALBERT PARK, Register. rlltarJt· upon subject. the lie called. ning duty, Seymour, will be done. "Seymour," ••Sey- he was a set living American poet. One result of the convention and come back here quickly. Make I am to take Lieu- for those he loved. Well, * 11 hands to grog, then your distinguished ly The man his slow- "Bentley, going the music NOTICE. in a more active local interest mour.'" opened eyes he murmur- he turn Edmund Clarence Stedmaii, observed no noise. Ilriug the pistols from your tenant Seymour ovur to my plantation. brave mail—for a soldier," ratches. Mr. Talbot," added, Tt -ul»-· r1l»er gives notice that she has -"η1"* states from which represent- and looked vacantly at him. for which was written by Professor hereby in all the ly here and look after the ed thoughtfully. lug to the young officer In the familiar ··■ ni executrix of the last will these holsters." Will you stay y appointe·! atives attended. In some of "Katharine!" he murmured. was John K. I'aine. who Is at the head of and testament of i? SzAiï As the man turned to obey him Tal- until I can Colonel Wil- Out on the river the little sloop f>uff and blue of the Continental army, is all now, house notify KRANKLIN IIUSTRBSS. late of Hiram. èsç states the local interest right "What of her?. Is she safe?" asked of Harvard uni- the music no bot about in and his to come and Hide as thou ivlio stood his side, an interested department In the of χ for· deceased. All i>er- SCh.: there is indifference but glanced perplexity, ton's ngeni at Alexandria speeding rapidly along. by County I, ΐ.:;ΜζΆ but in others laibot in an agony of fear. a march by < of salil 1 about three the be overtaken. "Eouislanu." having demands against the estate caredcareu for contains account. The eyes fell upon a small sloop rapidly take or uutil we hear from wilt, Philip, she cannot •pectator to all that had occurred, versity; same for m*^rlvpropelly of any only charge, of the I·· >-ed are ie»lred to present the as it does opposition continued Sey- about of Frank Vauderstiikcii. leader times as much phos- is the unconstitution- down the river under full "Haiders-prisoners," colonel what is to be done? You can Most of the exhausted men lay "will you do me the honor taking '.tlcroent, an·i all InUebtef such but this is in the fresh breeze which brokenly over in the you know, the decks In drunken slumber. John- α of wine with me in the pavaient photic , ality legislation, sail come morning, glass of ADELAIDE VV. Hl'NTRESS. S.abte have no murmured. "Water, water!" at the us the Henry K. Hadley favorite obstacle with those who She was too far sway now fei'.ly hear about our I am son stood by the man I should be glad if you would Join I'laza." by l'.*>4. eie» ^ sprung up. and protege. moodily May 1ÎU». deficieut in the very ".aur matters under con- moon- "Here, Dick, get some water ijuick- watch New York, who has won Ids laurel· thatMitdo^Jo^b· other objection in to make out any details In the afraid the slaves would never stay helm. Ills triumph had been temper- also. Mr. Seymour, after the c ove ^ of It is conceded that un- first hand me that decanter of Two can leave the before this as writer of operatic XOTICK. production sideration. generally but the sight was eomewhat lj! here are so disorganized ed Desbo rough's Interference. has been called, and you long renovatjng Wornout for this light, for- alone. They by This notice that he has the of money knew wine." pointing to one which had of his fol- have the and other musical compositions. The subscriber hereby gives a in appropriation and alarming, he scarcely now over these unfor- or three of the more decent deck. Ix't Mr. Wallingford last will an·I sods, lut is such vast difference usual and terrorized !.. η executor of the Witlh ÎSe is similar to the appropriation the of the ma- will lie It rd f*«r the .tuly appointe! what purpose tunately escaped eyes to be almost were the events of he Is familiar with the bay. music pn'dlciy of stable mailure. difference is tunate occurrences as lowers discussing watch: testament of money for river and harbor improve- why. head ιli·· of the Ex- s V \ Il K. late of Bucktleld, (he mauure: Mars' rauders. He lifted Seymour's in the and the first time ιιρ··ιι opening I: TITTLE. to be the of erection of "I got detu tied safe, Hll'ry!" useless." the night. Toll him to take royal the of Oxfonl. decease·!. All persons ought ments and for the public which he had .'10. and fre- County tb t atfeCt this of the from gently and with a uupkin one. iuizv.cn sails it it on Saturday. April dcina'uds against the estate of saM de· If such appropriations are culled out the voice boy "Aye, aye. sir. If Lieutenant Sey- "Poor Joe!" said fore and topgalliTnt position same for settle- buildings. from the tloor the In the musical pro- case· 1 are desired to present the value"r in the way ô< be. picked uj\ wiped will Evans and Whitelv. too," he continued, after a quently thereafter to "T.-S constitutional this must the road. mour can spare me I stay." "Yes, and blows heavily," ii.'mi, ami all Indebted thereto are requested ^ ^ eyer for the this bloody face, washing it with the water left the of the greatest of world's and fermenUtion. The advantages of providing "All right. Dick. We will leave "Yes, Bentley, do. I shall be in good was the reply. pause, and then, bowing, he grammes make payment Immediately land» in the coni- TI TTLE. tell «bat he («» "' to the out what's the groom brought from hurt fairs. These are the only othcial WILLIAM WALLACE just building of roads by states, appro- one here and try to find quickly hands at Pair ν lew Hall." "Aye, three dead, and nobody deck. May 17th, 1««*. β ,uroio|f the national well outside. for which purpose You follow me and keep the Is then," said Talbot. for answered the other. positious. s -here cInimical priation wrong. "This arrauged, It," be "Γ would bean aid, rather he a little of ti e wine at the thousand dollars will given appropriation ready." Then poured "It is 9 o'clock. I think we would bet- "You forget the old fellow Bl CONTIHOTD.J Thirty XOTICK. the roads built the nation- pistols next [TO best ban·-- at a tour- than having by dem." The man down the wounded man's throat, will out and see fn prizes for the t'uit she state "Yes, mars'rl got ter start at once. I go lauding though." The subvertIter hereby gives notice al aided by appro- saw that held durinu the of the government, in the presence of slit the sleeve of his coat and about the car- he like the devil and nament to be Expo*!· Jitn bee·: duly ap|H>lnle0 muriate of ami down and, colonel a also- Spring hands before her face. Desborough were made and a ihjuor of usiut,,^,^οο™" ρ potash Farmer. aversion, bent obediently prisoner-Katharine of sugar nhosohate acre. There ie no other season when good of KCTII J. IIALR, late of Waterford. 200 of at per the face, into it. It was God grant-no harm intended!" was in front California Map. and pounds lifting peered standing respectfully full of sirup. Unique In the County of Oxford, deceased, given lhat the average to Animals. But bo as In the ^ Cruelty here, und he recognized it at "Hush, hush! I understand. medicine la muoh needed them. at the World's Fair bonds as the law directs. All jiersons having is about lighter A unique exhibit are of clover J in Missouri states that demands the estate of said deceased y'eldKaVr.?tlover hay A ,Vt., paper wnere are tiie slaves?" "And say he made a good tight?" A Madden Qumllou. the de- against ami ^ acro; thlâ Burlington, once. Spring. you was prepared by ngrlt-ulturnl -dred to present the same for settlement, oue to one Fuller has been a dinner in Humane Officer John Mars' de kunnel's "Terrified, I suppose—in hiding." and asked the colonel sadly. Jowett was at the University of Califor- a Indebted thereto are to mike pay sufficient evidence that "Hit's Blodgett, The blood Ie weak Professor of requested •s u° a case of impnre, win partment horrible cruelty. a bullet hole see if you can find any of sir. We stole up to the said to a young man so colored as to nient immediately. Star for the want of the investigating old sojuh man. Illtn got Dick, "Splendid, London, lie It is η large map. Η. BILLINGS. sol>l? IS κ act was as follows: Two condition indio&ted nia. May Kth. U** GEORGE your iM8u^ing The specific Him a dald man them. We must take Mr. impoverished—a with muffled oars, wishing the "What was tin various soils const aQ(l in8tead of at Hines- In de fohaid. sub. Hurry up. boathouse was one of guests. show the character of the chemical men a yearling colt other on the are purchased Is his his hnu\" back to Fairvlew tonight and and eruption· no and before he knew in The yotins: clear Idea of the building up your gradually it behind a team to sholy. an' heah pin by Seymour by pimples to give warning, saddest event history?" of the state. It elves a burg and hitched com- stammered mnuc. ζ growing clover hi an awestruck whisper. report this outrage to the military (ace and deficient vitality, it half of us were on the wharf. He much taken aback, the extent of the arable she take to Monkton. But the colt had he said body, by man, situation and The subscrilier hereby gives notice that «»b I had shot said tin tratrlx with Λ to and Heavens! It can't be." mander at Alexandria. Oh, that of and we made a rush. He Elsiuere." "No," sections. In the locali- has been duly appointed admint. -T'S3ri^.b never been taught lead constantly "Hlodgett! loss of lack strength, challenged, out. "Iiobert and mit!liable * few men!" lie murmured. appetite, the will annexe·! of the e 'tate of held back until its eyes started from "Yes. sub: it's him, un' dere's anoder a boat and a the tirut man in the breast and brained master, regarding him compassionate cannot Ik? cultivated are late of I'aris. SÎ °u&l want of animation. ties that Ν ΛΤΙΙΑΝ MORSE, ance ration orobern^»· e<|U Ά was almost dead laid his was He would not clubbed musket, of KalstafT." and their sockets, and it one ober dab. See. suh!" He Katharine gone. the next with his "it was the death the Sierras, the lava beds and In the County of Oxford, deceased. fflven » he basicba»t ly, shown io the soil principleΡ was reached. Mr. Ful- the same hie s She was in the the while. the lo- MHtm iiie law d'rects. All persons hav.ng when Monkton lmti l upon another body in tell lory tonight. shouting words of warning th> desert. The map Indicates demands the estate of said deceased are „f rational fee.!"·* to be issued for the knew against |lan« ler caused warrants first 6ne. This man hands of a gang of ruffians. He Hood's Sarsaparilla men fell back and handled their of the and soc. as the The a desired io present the same for settlement, uniform «ιηΜΜΙΜΜΜΜΜηΜΜ cation of the cultivable portions arrest of the — the mo- * li. ehtcd thereto are requested to make pay -h" bl,° parties. the reputation of Johnson and I heard two or three shots, and tions, progrès·'*® was received from Grand Isle uroam-d slightly. Pills pistols. mountains and Mohave plateau «••nt immediately. «•"'ÏÏLSÏÏ.iî? £2» A letter him. There and ROSS. of feedinir to some "Dis one's not dald yet." said Dick tives which might actuate and then he fell, never making another the foothills and ■May ITth, LrfM. A LICK G. made astu3y of a farmer who had kept and ■hows the nature of thU coiuplainining "He been hit ober de haid. had been a struggle It was evident; Make the blood pure, vigorous But for Johnson's forethought extent are following^ant je«i^sy» his stable so cold during the winter excitedly. Bound. GOMTIMUE I valleys of that wonderful state. in ,on Mars' she had been wounded, killed. boat load to the ÛOTICE. the chemical fertilizers that his cows' tails had frozen off and his face all bloody. Oh, Hll'ry, perhnps rich, create appetite, give vitality, in sending a second Those who are ealnlne: fleeh that he He knew now how he loved the back of treat- The eubscrilter hereby gives notice the animals had to stand in the snow dem raid··' you done tell me 'bout Agony! and and cur· landing to get to and strenirth by regular HI* KmoItc. of the strength animation, upper has iieen .. Imlnlstrator case will be It was too late. ment with duly appolriler week two visiting her daughter, Mrs. Winnie Marshall Porter of May of ing this the Lord's Supper and balsams. at Nezinscot ddlwedl day, but a day deeper meaning- germ-killing health-giving Mrs. F. E. ton came the first of last week to visit Portland, HaU, tered. cures the most chronic ,·a will seldom back to the two We Shorey. the cost of the peace and pros- In this way it Union Suit change piece garments. on the memorial address The added counting June 14.—Oxford Pomona Bart Jacob and family arrived her relatives for a week or more. On A beautiful service of the afternoon and catarrhal diseases of the Grange. Albany. exercises we deep-seated are more than ever this and June l.V- lK'inocratlc »tate convention, Portland and are established In the her return her Miss Eva features were music and by perity enjoy. Rov. P. E. selling year. $t $1.50. Wednesday, sister, Marshall, afternoon the church was was the baptism, by Miller, air passages and respiratory organs. .June 15, !·>.—Oxford Association of Cnlvers.| Bummer. a short the school children. Sunday a son of Forbes house for the intends to accompany her for , of John Sewall Muttart, little user is the sole whether allsts, Bethel. is I tilled to listen to the baccalaureate The judge Ladies' Cir- and trading horses again June a·.—Republican state gubernatorial con- The Universalis! Sewing visit to Boston. Buying, selling F. E. Barton. The Rev. L. W. Muttart. is to be for or not. If it an occurrence. horses I sermon by Rev. Ilyotnei paid Linen Dusters. vention, Bangor. cle will meet with Mrs. Marble Friday Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Young, who have every-day Cheap with The time intervening between the does not F. A. Shurtleff A Co. will Straw Hats, Outing Suits, 1 — South I since not I church was decorated help, July Republican county convention. are iuvited. come have up 100 per cent Jong daintily was afternoon. All cordially spent the winter in Bethel, have gone cen- afternoon session and supper spent return the and it will Parts. green and white bunting, and in the cheerfully money Mrs. Rock Island, 111., and back here to this summer. in At 5:30 the com- Guyerof stay thus tre of the organ the class banner, 1904, happy sociability. not cost a penny. Mrs. Dow and two children, with maid, Miss Nellie M. Marshall is a Τ have seen but one potato bug around the board11 having was hung. The pulpit was banked w}tb pany again "gathered of Boston, are at the Hubbard House. vacation at home. fa in the F. H. NOYES Ulace. The sermon was full of vestry. CO., A State was to the wife of Rev. white Republican Mr. and Mrs. M. Atwood and The W. C. T. U. held a union service A son born In the an addrese was George I The music was of evening given by of Mr. Prince, the Methodist pastor, May helpful suggestions. on Oxfords. PARIS. NORWAY. son Raymond are visitibg the family at the church the last Sunday in a Rev. P. E. a former pastor, Ladies' SOUTH; Convention Baptist a high order, and the exercises were Miller, Hon. George D. Bisbee, at Rumford May. Special subject "Sabbath Ob- which The Power of the Church in a Country E. Waite and Chas. Bowen have fitting prelude, to the exercises WILL BK MLLD IN falls and at Mr. Bisbee's cottage at the servance." Interesting remarks were "V The address was listened sold Hillside Farm to Clarence Foster. I followed during the week. Community. are a lakes. made the aud two to with interest Hev. We The Auditorium, « by pastors, helpfu service Odeon Hall was filled to the deep throughout. showing large Bangor. E. of Lake has Howard There is a reduction of freight I Thursday Mrs. Ε. Welch Norway papers were read by Mrs. C. D. S. Hibbard and Rev. Gilman Rice, rWW wTWTWT^nV^^rVTWTVTWTWTVTWTWTWTWTVTVTVTVTVTVTVTVl on the a bad >n I doors to do honor to the graduating made a short visit at J. L. Chase's. Une and Mrs. S. T. White. Last Thurs- railroad, causing mix-up also former of the church, gave of cream. class. The hall was very tastily deco- pastors line of Gerald Wing and family, who have day afternoon the regular meeting was the shipment j words of cheer and reminiscence. Let- ' Wed., June 29, '04 rated with green and white bunting and up-to-date been at Fred Harding's for a week or held with Mrs. S. N. Young. It was ters were read from Rev. T. D. Davies of AT 1 :30 O'CLOCK. Γ. M. Bryant's Pond. the wall back of the stage covered en- two, have returned to South Paris. Flower Mission Day with an excellent and from Rev. Edgar for the of nominating a ean-lldate for of Kev. G. B. in upon which was 11*04 in Newfane, Vt., purpose Two of ball were here and a number Many friends Ilannafordl tirely green, Governor to >>e at Uie games played program good present Warren of Hampton, Ν. H. supported September of Ruinford Falls at the I white. OXFOtlDS AND 10W » for the transaction of suck other In one Paris Hill defeated The next will be with gathered Baptiet was a Klectlou, aud Saturday. regular meeting two men The occasion, throughout, help- come church and listened to a very I Ten young ladies aud yeung busine»» a» may properly before It. the toy shop of South Paris 9 to 4. In Mrs. Sarah E. W. Curtis at her residence Sunday tender SALE. one, by IN RUG ful, tempered SPECIAL The )>a»l* of representation will be a.« fol which I constituted this class. The following happy the other the married men defeated the on l*ark Street. interesting memorial sermon, who have low- Kach City, I'own aud Plantation will be of thoughts of the members gone mar- was much Mr. Hannaford I held the closest attention entitled to one leleitatc, an ! for ea. li 73 vote» single meu 10 to 4. This gives the Miss Flora E. Dunham of Chelsea, enjbyed. programme to the Church in town ana I the audience. The parts showed Triumphant. one ca»t for the Kepubllcan cttinlldate for Governor ried and single men a game each, and Mass., is here visiting Mrs. Bert Day arrived Saturday afternoon, large Much credit and is due the 16th, for In lw.'. au adilltlutial delegate; an·! fora fraction friends I and ernestness of purpose, gratitude Monday, May have to it oil on the and other friends. divided his time among his many deep thought in Calf Beginning a play L. W. Tan of 7."· volcn further addl they Rev. Muttart, who, Patent lu excess arranged of *i votes until and the class parts sparkled with pastor, Colt, tloual delegate. \ acant le·» In Uie delegation of I Fourth. Miss Gladys Prescott of South 1 ans Monday morning. wit| great measure, was instrumental in or and were much be marked Town Plantation ean l>e dllee In sesslou In the I land. He will remain here during the medical treatment. until Monday, praise Firet church of won a most The Congregational All room of the Hall at 12.30 o'clock P. Μ West Paris to visit his for have already down. size reception week, and will preach again next Sunday. Mrs. Emogene Cushman has been people. they envia-1 Sumner was in and is IN ALL GRADES FROM carpet rugs including on the of the Convention, for the puri»>»e of ble organized 1802, day | Ladies' Circle is a at Mrs. Lucinda Small was in town Mon- reputation. the credentials of tick-gate» The Baptist request- spending week Falmouth. the oldest church in the town. Special receiving Delegate», Programme. In or-tcr to I»· eligible to participate In the Con- ed to meet with Mrs. L. S. Hammond, L. C. Bates has had brick hauled and interest attached to this roll call, as the to Wilton, Brussels, mu»t to elected to the date M. Whitman Post observed Me- Muelc. Axminster, vention, sub»e<|ucnt | Tuesday afternoon at 2-10, to finish Mrs. will at once on a double tenement U\. first that has been held since the church $1.25 $3.00. Royal Smyrna, of the call for thlx Convention. begin house to be built the summer morial in the usual manner. The Invocation. All elector* of without to pa»t Bishop's quilt. Day its mark. Maine, regard during L. M uttlc. passed century who U-lleve In the on near the house of M band, choir and Guy Smaller political affiliation, principle» his lot Henry post, speaker, Aubussom and Kashmir Rugs. of the Kepubllcan I'arty, ainl endors· it.» t-'ryeburg. Tuell. The will be similar to Weymouth, of Bates College, went to Salutatory, Life ami Existence Memorial by Paris Lodge, F. Λ. A. M. are cordially luvtte-l t> unite under Mil» building William Clifford Brook*. W. 0. & G. t poilde». was with Locke's Mills in the and the Mill, Memorial observed the house built him near the morning, call lu electing delegates to tlil» Convention. Day duly by Baptist Tbe Dave of Chivalry, ...*Mary Lovejoy Carter. The mortal life of Hrother George P. ï < The soldiers' forenoon was with the oeual marked down. Per >rder, Republican State Committee: the usual formalities. church. occupied The Universal Language has ended. The solemn words South Paris. rugs also Κ. M SIMPSON, Chairman. exercises. About noon a bountiful Gwendolyn Iva Stearns. Whitney graves were decorated by the veterans P. C. Fickett begins this week to erect "Earth to ashes to ashes, dust to BYRoN BOYD, and True Greatness Gladys Rose Wiley. earth, Secretary. and children who assembled in an to front baked bean dinner was of, Axminster rugs, $1.98 £ crowds, addition the of the old partaken our ■ Bangor, April i>th, I'»» post Muelc. dust" have again fallen upon ears, $375 music at the returned home. Notic of Foreclosure. and whose voices furnished the ortice building on Pioneer Street. A company with them a sense of 1 o'clock the was form- Class Oration, No Such Word as Fall bringing realizing William II. Kecue, then of Sum- rugs, 2.25 | l'iider Mil» call, the several town» and planta the of the services in the Con- cellar has been and other At procession hath made. 3.00 Smyrna opening «lut; improve- Harry Woodbnrr Purlngton. I the vacancy which Death ner In Ihc County of Oxford ami Statu of tloUrt In Oxford ounty will be entitle-1 to the church. The address was ed at Town Hall as follows: first the WHEREAS, gregational ments made. When finished i> will Grecian Architecture *Eda Mae Stearns. Bro. rii e in years, his race Maine, by his mortgage 3 the addition the Alfred E. l'erham has torn down the by Army; Music. from the law that dooms our of real estate limited in the said town of to Bethel. Parts. in great parcel It is rugs 3 I old shed and hen house which was con- schoolchildren and friends; making Sumner, in said County, and bounded and de your opportunity purchase j Browntleld, Peru, procession. Class Helen Estella Bl«bee. I bodies to the dust. While we lament 1 Porter, has fallen 'from the of all a After Prophecy •cribed ae follows, to wit: α cortaln lot or parcel Buckdcld, The vane spire nected with his also the fence very pretty procession. Presentation of Class Gift, Nina Klorlne Beat. we would not mourn for him. Bvrou, 1 Hum ford, buildings, | our loss, of land situated In the town of Sumner In Bald the church which shows around his orchard. All these marching through the principal streets Music. and at Canton, 3 Ko t bury, Congregational changes His life was over. Truth is eternal, and County together with the buildings thereon in all sizes low went to Lakeside and Joanna II. prices. \ samo exceptionally 1 a in those whose it is a Cemetery, the lk-muark, Stow, gross neglect duty have made very great improvement in they Presentation of Gifts to Class the words of the psalmist are as express- being premises conveyed by 'i Stonehaui, the eervice was with. Edith Robert! Barrett to Addle Colby and known as the Wm. lMxtleld. to atteud to needful repairs of the build- the square near the church, and post gone through Hastings. of as 3 Suiuner, Baptist Address ive and full meaning to-day they H. and conveyed Addle to Krveburg, as out There was also music the and Ch >lce, Valedictory Colby place by Colby or terms. We ing, it has long been of order. in the course of time this will be one of by band, < said William Cash ? iillead, 1 Sweden. Margaret Roberts Whidden. were three thousand years ago—"The urollne Harden, and conveyed to easy pay freight. I Mr. Chas. who has been laid Gilman Whitman and two H. Valorus executor of estate tirafton. Colon, Bickford, the prettiest localities in our singing by Music. of our are three score Keeneby White, village. days years years of also a certain known a* tireeuwood. 1 VtaterftiPl, aside for some weeks a one of trees set out I-. daughters, Miss Genevieve Whitman and Ruby Harden, spring by jwtralytic Every the by Mr. of and ten, and if reason of WIIIIaiii II. used with llanover, I Woodstoek. Mrs. Fannie Scott of Bethel, Conferring Diplomas. by strength ihe s)>rlnir used by Colby stroke, died on morning, June C. Bates is forth a Ross, Wight is their :  nd whereas the condition of Thursday putting vigorous Singing of Class Ode. they be foui score years, yet eald premises PLANTATIONS: 2d. not have a im- Mr. and Mrs. Quinby I'erham, Dr. and said in rtgage has been broken, now therefore, îîèK'' ! foliage. Why village Benediction. labor and sorrow.11 Rather i l.linoln. is Mrs. and Mrs. Annie Davis. strength by reason of the breach of the condition thereof FURNITURE lllram, Mr. A liar «1 CO., ami Clark, ATHERTON I Joseph slowly improv- provement make Mr. Bates us that he lived and Lovell, 'i Magalloway, society let rejoice proved I claim a foreclosure of suld mortgage. an member'.' After the decoration of the graves, tue •Excused. A. Ma»on, 1 Milton, ing. honorary his worth, for there is a fragrance and Dated at Paris, Me., this Drst day of June, — on crowd to the Universalist Htru Mexico, 4 A concert was given at the vestry repaired The class of 1004 presented the that lingers about the name of I) 1 a course of Greenwood. which was well filled. After a Acad-1 perfume HENRY H. BATES, ME. Newry, Total, Thursday evening, the last of church, a beautiful a one down the cen- NO. 220 LISBON LEWISTON, emy picture, foreign photo- the faithful through By James S. Wright, his Attorney. ST., \ that reflected now few remarks Post Commander Bow- ï entertainments, great And June is here and be- by of the Roman which was I A.t J A.» VS » Α.*. AI. A.t. A .* A.t-A-*-A again, graph Forum, turies. V Tvt ν credit the All home ker, in which he stated that A. M. Whit- TWTWTWTWTWTwn^TVTVn^TVTWÎ\nVTvTvTWTvTVn%nVTVnv^i upon performers. fore the month ends the days will have accepted in a very appropriate speech No man was ever firmer in his friend- TO REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION. talent if wo Mrs. Lord of man 1'ost had lost four of their members LET. except Mary reached their greatest length and begin by Mr. G. R. Wiley in behalf of the ships or more faithful to his convictions The voters of the of now bv death since last Memorial and | Republican County Windham, who is visiting her moth- to shorten up a little. Neither time nor Day, P. Not content One five and one six room tene- Oxford. In the State of Maine, are to trustees. than George Whitney. requested er. Mrs. Warriner. tide tarries for one. But the time is not far distant when the G. meet at the Court llou»c at South Paris, on Fri- any yesterday, Professor Ilanscom in a roost touch-1 to disapprove of wrong he assailed it. ment with stable. Α. IV 11*4. at 10 o'clock Mrs. Howe Trube of Brook- as it A. R. would be no more, he introduced day. the i»t da of July, Virginia were, the mercury was far below address, full of friendli- generous, courteous to all, and ten acres >»« of a was ing sympathy, Kind, Also five house lots In the forvtioou, for the purp nominating \. Y., is in town for a few the of the were the speaker and tine address listen- lie lyn, days. cypher, many aqueducts ness and advice, conferred the "He bore without reproach candidate.» for the following couutv office*. to to diplomas, of land for sale. of I>r. W. G. and daughter Eloise frozen and the ice on the lakes ed with much interest and attention. The old name of hay Inquire supported at the Septemlier election, to wit Gerry solid, and the class of 1004 have gope out from grand gentleman." PATRIOTISM of Boston made their visit last Mr. is a man of mark- H. South Paris. PROMOTE Senator, Judge of Probate, Kegl»ter of Probate, I spring was three feet iu thickness. The poet Weymouth young their alma mater to take their places in It remains then for Paris Lodge F. J. STUART, Count ν one and his showed much County Treasurer, Attorney, County week. Mr. Gerry was entertained by hit near the mark when he said: ed ability address to Sheriff. Also to choose pretty broader fields and with them go the & A. M. to emulate his virtues and Commissioner.am! was and to the | Mr. Brackett, his at Miss "Time hii arrow thought study, sensible and the Republican County Committee for the years lyoft I daughter like Indian'* Ilk·!», good wishes of the community. May remember and practise what was good STATE OF MAINE. By displaying a u-1 1908. Or like a sliootii'tf atar." point. Page's. the class motto, "No such word as fail" and generous in his life, for by so doing The basis of representation will be as follows Miss Miuuie came home from The closed the Bradley some would have the meeting by congre- be fulfilled in their for can best consecrate his ashes and Btefti town ait·I plantation organised for election I Perhaps preferxto highest purposes we COUNTY COMMISSIONERS' COURT Boston last week. written iu this gation singing "America." All joined | uurpose» will l>e entitled to one delegate, and couplet way: the best. render the most acceptable and lasting AND ROAD BILLS. for vote» candi- The are to see the sum- and made the old church ring. The each 73 cast for the Kepubllcan neighbors glad Time like su Indian'» fat il arrow Men, The concert in the evening called a tribute to his memory. Lamenting our date for Uovernor lu 1au adilltloual delegate, mer homes once as the or like a mi-U-or from then formed and marched May Term, 1904. opened more, fal'lng the ekles. procession is the we be and for a fraction of votes In excess of audience which way Bethel own loss, would not unmindful 751 was back to the and the exercises of largo OF OXFORD and Barrows house last week. Stars hall, COUNTY votes an additional occupied It was just one year ago that we start- show their to Old Gould of the more loss sustained delegate. people loyalty grievous by To JONATHAN BART Dr. Stripes LETT, The t oinmlttee will be In I The annual business meeting of the ed on our visit to and the day were completed. Republican County* Togue, everybody and its graduates. The following pro- others and would extend to his immedi- ISAM. m --.ion at the /rand room at the Court Woman's Club was held 27. Albert Bowker was at home from jiiry | Library May remembers the drouth at that aud was but on the morn time, gramme most rendered: ate relatives not formal, Feb. tAî at t: 00 lloii-e at South Pari», at o'clock West Paris over Memorial perfectly merely 15-Ιβ, days I'arls, adj. session, $ The officers chosen were: what the was for a Day. same 42 3(5 lu* of the ouvenMou, for the purpose of receiv- prospect then hay Programme. heartfelt sympathy. Travel for miles 3 credential* of Presldeut— Mr*. Marlon G. Wentworth. Miss Essie Bowker is the Mar. 14- 1C. to 3 at Paris, 'J oo ing the delegate» crop. There had been no rain during attending 1. "Autumn Sunset," Goring South 24th, 15H>4. days adj. MMlon, In order to lie to I Vire 1'rvt.ldt'iit—Mrs Caroline G. Newman. exercises of Gould's Acad- | Parist May Travel for same 42 miles 3 3d Ikdegate-. eligible participate the the weather was the air graduation Lotus au··! at South Paris, Maine, May 1:M. came to the funeral of her there was little or grass on Hebron grandmother, upland, 4. Selection, 1804.— Academy.—1904. South 1904. Mrs. A. O. is still and so dubious did the town recently. I'arls, Me., May 13, 1'ike, with her mother, hay crop look Lotus Quartette. that was for Mrs. Agnes Brooks remains about the 5. "The NEW A 1»V KKT1SKM Κ NTS. Mrs. M. Barker. Mrs. Chase will go hay selling S-'O per ton. Monologue. Singing Lesson," Original ] commencement week and centen- Co. same. Miss LI verm ore. COUNTY OF OXFORD N. Bolster next Now look upon the fields and note the k abroad mouth in with company (j. Baritone solo. nial I'E LEU BATI ON. L. Dr. Wal*t Suits. Selected, To RANDALL TAYLOR, Shirt Miss Lizzy Shirley and one of her pupils contrast. Mr. Jordan. Dayton 1804. I.a«lles' >xford Ties. west Sumner. a and standard wool from Los Cal. But little planting has been done as 7. "JeDks* Vegetable Compound," will sell you U. S. Army Navy bunting Flag, Notice of Foreclosure. Angeles, yet Sunday, June 1*2, 1004. Baccalauréats Feb. 17, to 3 «lays at I'arls, adj. session,.. # 9 00 When t. friends. Mrs. Waterman had a short va- to the copious rains; a few Mrs. Henry Morton and son Clarence (Humorous,) Mucey To 70 mile travel 5 «1 Writing Fanny owing days Lotus Sermon at 11 o'clock in the Baptist Kastern Co. more of South Paris were callers on Mr. and Quartette. Mar. 17, to 4 at I'arls, 12 <10 steamship cation at Portland last week. of favorable weather and the work 8. Violin of days adj. session,.. Petition for nolo, Selected, church by Rev. George E. Ilorr, D. D., To 70 miles travel, 5 60 Bankrupt's Discharge.· will be Mrs. M el!en Bates one last week. Mr. Holding accomplished. day Boston. 13, to 5 at I'arls, reg. session,.. 1> On .4x6 feet at $3.75 Stray Dog. Lovell. 9. "Λ Parish Call," May days Made to Kit. Pearl Whitman continues to Mr. Will Cummings of North Buck- Monologue, Original το lUiniice a μι improve M lee LI verm ore. June 13. Examinations of travel, in so that he field is friends in West Sumner. Monday, 'Πιο Ladies' Library Club a sup- health gets out occasionally visiting 10. "O Those in Soprano solo, Dry Tears," lower classes. Annual Prize Debate I 52 8»> ami entertainment at and does a few He can walk well the aid of Teresa Del . The Governor Contest. jK?r the American light choree. quite by Rlego the church at 8 r. m. . 4.75 \ o'clock RANDALL L. TAYLOR. 5x8% feet at lionet· was Charles Judkins, whose wife died the crutches, for which every one is glad for MUs llearce, Violin Obligate by Mr. Holding. the Friday evening. Supper 11. "Heaven's Van De Water June 14. of the Caucuses to chouse delegates ti» of him. Land," (Sacred,) Tuosday, Meeting South Parte, May 13, I'.xu. served in the dining rooms, an 1 the tirst day January, is very feeble and Lotus at state convention are being Quartette. trustees at 10 a.m. ilaee ball game Kt'publùan entertainment was "The Re- says his life's will soon come to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Field have gone now. While more Spinster's journey The was but 1 Westbrook against Ilebron χ held nearly every «lay He is now to Boston to visit thoir W. Stan- reception Friday evening o'clock, OK OXFORD 6 10 feet at 6.50 turn," which was much enjoyed. Danc- a close. in the seventies and son, the seuior class COUNTY are chosen for Cobb than one more of the pleasing features of Academy. Reception by To EDWARD I'. FAUNCE, Dr. delegates being ing w is then iu order. Music Pack- so rheumatic as to be unable to hie wood Field. for either of the other with by put commencement week which is so to alumni and friends at Sturtevant 1804. candidate*, ard's Orchestra of Waterford. clothes on or off without assistance. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Doble of South always OS Mark.et Square, of the list the much and" is a close to a Home from 8 o'clock to 10. Feb. It:, ailj. at Fart·, 1 ilay $ 3 00 the growth preponderance seen a few re- enjoyed fitting Ηοβίφη The remains of Mrs. Martha Warren Judkins has the usual amount of Paris visited friends here days for same, 14 1 12 of the Cobb as the week which is full of and Wednesday, June l.j. Graduation Mlieage mllce, delegate* against Irish were here for burial recent- trouble, buried two mar- deep meaning Mar, 15-16, session, 2 'lave 6 00 ΜΑΙ3ΝΓ33. brought family having cently. so exercises at the church at 10 a. m. and 3 a«fj. SOUTH PARIS, field grows less. The liste differ as always is pleasantly remembered. for same, 14 mllce 1 12 She died in at the home of ried daughters in addition to his wife as Only a few from this village attended Mileage but most of ly. Conway The of the alumni o'clock p. M. Concert Quar- 10-11.12, reg- session, 3 H 00 made up by different papers, mentioned. His the Memorial exercises at East banquet Friday by Temple May «lays, her daughter, Florence Bemis. Mrs. just children now con- Day 8 o'clock for same, 14 112 them two weeks since gave Cobb rather afternoon at Prospect Inn was well at- tette of Boston in the church at Mileage miles, Irish was born in Stoneham, Me., and sist of three sons and two all Sumner. The day's program was very more than half of those while daughters, tended and showed au increased interest P. M. chosen, The address was # 21 M died at the age of 8" years, "» mouths, 2<> married except the youngest son. interesting. given by June 10. Centennial cele- now give him something less than in our Teachers and Thursday, they She leaves as immediate descend- A few weeks ago it was mentioned W. S. Robinson and was well worth the academy. pupils EDWARD I». FAUNCE. days. work have won bration of the Oration at half, and it is altogether likely that his by faithful praise and academy. South Paris, 12, lti04. ants tive sous, two daughters, eighteen that Charles B. Brooks was again desti- close attention given. The music by John D. May will decrease still more be- honor and a hearty God speed. 10:30 a. m. by Ex. Gov. Long. percentage graudchildreu and twenty-one tute of a and now Daniel choir aud recitations by two young fore the time of the convention. great- housekeeper, Prof. W. S. will a Dinner at 12:30. Speeches in the church Ap- Her is in the same condition. Proba- ladies were line. Mrs. F. R. Wight give grand indicate that the de- grandchildren. great-grand-moth- Bryant especially concert at Odeon at 3 o'clock p. m. STATE OF MAINE. pearances strongly men our a Ilall, Bethel, Tuesday er was Gorham the bly these two never realized the McLaughlin of village read paper OF cision of the contest will rest with the Mary Phinney, Juno with Kev. Stanford On this trains morning COUNTY OXFORD, es. truth of the on ''Patriotic which evening, 14, day special tirst white child born in the town of Scripture more fully than at Instruction" was^ 1»U. delegates in the uninstructed Mitchell of Rumford Falls, the renowned and evening on the P. and R. F. Ry. May 13, standing Gorham, Me., and for whom the town the present time, which saith: "It is not very well received. The church was column, and that the first ballot will not tenor "Mr. Mitchell before north and south to accommodate those Personally appeared the ahovc namcl Edward 1*. granddaughter good piesent was in the and at tiett, settle it. Still, it is to tell coming to Maine located in Boston coming morning returning made impossible of the Revolution. Mary E. Brooks worked on Bethel feel much good had been gained from Faunes, ami severally oath that the fore- how all the votes will uutil the and went out into many of the night. going accounts by them made anersons whose death certificates have the sick list and came home day. Maine News^Notes. CHAULES F. WHITMAN, Saturday. he has a strong, sweet tenor voice )»een returned to the town clerk of The next Wednesday she visited at the Mrs. K. P. Bowker is quite ill, so as to high, Clerk Sup. Jud. Court. District Democrats. under perfect control with fine shading; Second Lovell is 3&i years, and the names, Ben- Bennett place feeling somewhat recruit- require the servicee of a physician. George A. Piper of Augusta commit- lie is a power within himself.1' The Dean McDaniels, Trustum ed. but not her normal health. Mr. L. 1. Gilbert and Miss Packard of ted suicide May 29th by hanging. No examined ami aui lbs. of grease, pourth· Thomas', and with relatives in Velle«l in a clouil of fragranee." when to John Daley, who was so badly injured * Auburn was then uomiuated for con- Bucktield fairly opened peddlers begin cent Maids, and their wives getting wind Lye water in the grease. Stir and put and Sumner this week. come and their name is in this lo from a fall in a mill in Gorham, N. H., a gress by the Hearst men, the rest ap- legion of it the next row back. When aside to set to 2.SO. Mr. and Mrs. Oxford. month ago, yet very feeble, came engaged $2.00 no Heury Shaw have taken cality. though the of the row" parently taking part. a occupants "bald-headed Pull Direction· on Every Package a and the L'onant brothers the two T. A. Roberts Post and attend- Services at the church 20th to Newry for few days Wednesday. The anti-Hearst men, under the lead girl, Corps May by arrived their better halves were already These Trouser· are excellent values. brothers of E. church Rev. E. A. and Mrs. Tuck. We were and wife are visiting his is The can of D- J. then withdrew to younger the girl from a ed the M. by invitation of the Harry Bailey seated. It was a real Banner L.ye pulverized. Metiillicuddy, Mr. and Mrs. A. at surprise party, a Massachusetts six that Rev. Mr. to see them back from their va- parents, Bailey, be and closcd at will, per» the rear of the hall, and held conven- home, making pastor. Seliger. pleased and everybody knows that that is a rare may opened have was Corner. at a tion of their own. II. G. Foes of Au- been given homes but a short On Monday dinner served to the cation. Newry occurrence." mining the use of a small quantity distance from each A man of the Berlin Mill Co.'s drive of the young are attend- burn was Dominated for congress, and a other. Poet, alter which the usual ceremonies Many people time. It is the article needed in J. F. 9SSi,. the exercises at the just PLUMMER, list of delegates and alternates to the Children's Day was observed by West were observed at the cemeteries, the was, it is feared, fatally injured at Azis- ing graduating Mill Burned at Dickvale. household. It will clean paint, Minot last coos Falls a blast. He was at Bethel. every natioual convention was chosen. M. I.. Orange Tuesday.- Rena B. school children joining in the procession. by dynamite academy Putnam's mill at Dickvale in the town at Hotel floors, marlleand tile work, soften water, 31 Market SOUTH PARIS, ME. was Pierce and Ethel Merrill were invited to This was followed an address from taken to the Brown Farm and a Company arriving Poplar Square, Kimball secretary of this convention, by physi- of fire evening, closets and waste take in the cian sent for. Peru, caught Wednesday disinfect sinks, pipe· and is also the Oxford member part literary exercises. They Gen. Mattocks of Portland with musical very rapidly. a from the County is in it is supposed from spark booklet "L'ses Bann& were invited to the with Mrs. exercises. The was Fishing on the streams order. Write for of of the district committee. pass night and literary church Rmoke stack. The blaze quickly en- Telephone 106-3. Emma Packard and entertained. C. 0. Moore is hauling spool strips The Hearst portion of the convention finely handsomely decorated with draped Hebron. the which was burned Lye"—free. ■Q June·» is from North to Bethel. wrapped building, also chose a list of to the appointed for church con- and tiowers. The Newry Pann Chemical Work·, delegates bunting, tlags, plants Dr. Crane gave an excellent memorial to the ground, the means of fighting fire The Philadelphia national convention. ference and reorganization 01 the Sab- band was in attendance. Norway sermon Sunday. A large number present. being inadequate to quench the hot Charte· Richardson & Co., Boston, Mat* of the 4.* bath School in the Free Baptist Mrs. Merrill Braekett has been Denmark. Apparently, delegates report- Society. quite Memorial Day was observed as usual. blaze. None of the machinery was taken ed from Oxford none School will close June 3d, sick but is present County, taught by slowly improving. members of Post Dwinal were Mr. Fred Dyer of Boston, Mass., has from the mill, and it is a question if it NOTICE. Miss Anna Crooker of Paris. The Kate Hanscom of Twenty were in the Hearst wing, as the district Mrs. Boston is visit- Bucknam them. been with his sister, Mrs. G. A. can be used school is of present, Capt. among visiting again. The subscriber hereby gives notice that she committee chosen that of the highly spoken by parents ing here. the week. was a new by portion _ The programme was good and well car- Hill, past While the mill not one, yet has bee· duly administratrix with convention has uo member from and pupils. An alarm of fire on appointed this Sunday emptied ried out, and the singing was fine. Quite a number of members of Silver jit was doing a good business at sawing the will annexed of the estate of Mr. Edwin Allen was in this last the church of the and N. JOHNSON late of Parts, county. place congregation Mrs. Florence Donham who Rebekah Lodge, No. 19, attended the ,Dut this work hav- CUSHMAN, Wr have a line of ^ week over Pinkbam, spool bolts, spring's in the of Oxford, deceased, and larger looking his Grandfather Al- but the fire was subdued or so County clergyman, has been the winter in Phila- district meeting at Cornish, Wednesday |ing used up four hundred cords of slven bonds a* the law directs. All Here and There. len's old home with the intention of without spending persons buy- difficulty. delphia with her aunt, Mrs. Cyrus Cur- evening. 1 birch wood. having demands against the estate of said de- ing a part of the land and of Mrs. Walter Dawes of Auburn ie here. ceased are desired to the same for set- buildings tis, has returned home much improved Mrs. C. K. Belcher is spending a two The fire burneo fieioely for two or present Mr. E. Lane if be wished to sell a Carl Edwards of Portland was at home jtlement, and all indebted thereto are requested part. in health. weeks' vacation in Portland. Ithree hours and the was seen ,to make Underwear If the reports of the tight are correct, A call for female light payment immediately. help bas been made on Memorial was 1904. EMOGENE A. Hosiery, Day. was a of Mr. Albion Trumbull 1 from the near towns. 17th, CUSHMAN. Xanshan Hill will go down in as Thero public meeting the lucky brightly by May history of late but has not been answered, as Mrs. Edwards is a most improving. in Sturtevant one last week to take six The Toss is estimated at $2000 which is signifying the reckless bravery and is scarce at Tyrocinic Adelphi Society enough day help very present. Mr. Linwood Keene has been very red trout out of utter indifference to death. Nine times sick, Hall, June 1st. A pound spot Peabody fïotal, with no insurance. was feared. Wednesday evening, NOTICE. appendicitis was Pond. the Japanese charged the Russian en- good meeting reported. Rusford Falls. Under the direction of Mr. Elmer New PoAtraastere. The subscriber hereby gives notice that he and Gloves trenchments, in the first charges leaving Orafton. has been duly appointed administrator of the Hon. and Mrs. Waldo re- Black of Mr. Rube Smith will almost every man dead or wounded on Pettengill Brownfleld. Hiram, Postmasters have been for estate of turned home James Brown of Rumfoid Falls is to appointed than we have ever carried, AT ALL PRICES. the field. ami ham- Wednesday from an ex- make a large additlbn his barn. 4 offices as An· GEORGE P. WHITNEY, late of Oxford. Again again they memorial sermon was be- Oxford County follows: pended stay at Hot Spring· and other !doing the farming for hie jnother, Mrs. The given In the County of Oxford, deceased, and given mered at it, and on the ninth attempt at Uni- lover, Frank P. Thorns; Gilead, Frank bonds as the law directs. All Both Mr. and Mrs. N. li. Brown. fore a large congregation the persons having TV/TTT .T carried ttu Russian after a places. Pettengill Hartford. 3. Coffin. demand· against the estate of etld deceased are OUR .TTVTIFIY position only Mis· Lucie Morse went to Bethel versalist church afternoon j ire improved ta health. Sunday by Jesired to present the same for settlement, and desperate fight with bayonets, which Rev. Mr. Know all men these that The list of names of to attend the commencement the pastor, Hoyt. by presents, bottle but not one ill Indebted thereto are to make have been some as an obso- those who sue- Thursday Every warranted, requested pay- is for each to regarded by 1 was observed as usual, tthe has back to the old ment displayed lady inspect. the recent civil service exercises of Gould Academy. Decoration Day undersigned got eturned, is the report regarding Dr. Immediately. lete weapon in this age. Is it any use to •twsfully passed State of Maine. It U can- May 17th, 1904. WALTER L. GRAY. (lamination Mr. B. F. of Auburn is in Among the sick ones are Mr. Ε. B. Pine Tree my Ibth Arnold's Balsam beet Sum- for a short with given in town has been Spearrin (the hope war, Russia's im- 1 Miss Jane Weeks, . Wallace McDonald has a crew of men All are very sick. age gets Maine, thing in the South. This Balsam i· FOB SALE. MBS. E. A. a Holman, Walton G. Wyman, and Druggists HOWE, other half million such men as that, is friends in can do is to back forthwith. A. Evans. are wood on the farm of O. W. Mrs. Dr. Fitch visiting get warranted to you F. A. Shurtleff & whose women at home emit when the 3yron These eligible to !catting pulp to by Fine Rhode Island Red Errs for hatching, 1Brooks. Portland. I have not been here long enough South Paris. j rrom selected and as clerk carriers. _ West carefully utility exhibition soldiers down their live· in appointment but ïo., Paris, MARKET SOUTH PARIS. lay battle? Fred Eames was at O. W. Brooks re- Mrs. Edwin McLucas of Wolfboroagb, jpick up much neighborhood scandal, itock. $1.00 per retting. From smallpan· head- SQUARE, out id by males that won llrst at Ν. is in town. when I get things straightened you I I prize· Walllngford, East Snaaer. cently. H., KtUuril Mother· Mothers JJonn Ronton, Lawrence, Haver Rev. Frank W. Sandford has Miss Lena Perkins has to North will hear all you want to from Readlnj^nd purchas- Mrs. Delphina Whitman is quite gone probably How many children are at this season feverish till), Mass., Sherbrooke, Canada, 190¥3, Lewiston. ed farm in Durham. At the At the caucus « ι I most of the 1 1904. Mated 8 One another Republican Saturday, | ^Conway. me, for have got herring , nd constipated, with bad stomach and headache. Me., wlih female· to broea ur own show 8 rate Sandford is purchasing farms a following delegates were chosen: Brinck is for Ernest Miss Fannie Blake it with 1tones out of my shirt. fother Gray's Powders for bird·, $2.00 per setting, for $3.00. i*Wslter working stopping" * lwavs cure. If worms are will I Rhode Island Red Standard local has it out that To MM ooaiwUun : S. F. a present they free, giving origin, prophet figured by SteUon, l>r. I. J. 1Farrar. her Mr. AlbAt Blake, of this Tour· in hurry, «Sets, and care of this CASTOR IΑ'«μ·*""**» 1faraton. brother, ertalaly remove them. At alldrunrlsts. natlng famous breed. Very si? the end of the year Be will own more Wm. Gushman, j mailed rRKB. Add re·». Allen 8. Olm· 1 for one. To couventioii : L. B. The farmers here have their spring village. ample Dterestlng readlngtjrrlt· « the land in Durham. oouuty HeaU, Chart·· Mass. ι Le Ν. T. GEO. Me. than half j I. Boom?. 1irork nearly completed. Mn. J. Cousins la quite aiok. Late of Weet Duxbury, tod, Boy, WISEMAN, LewUton, Π» IM Ym Hiw Ajwt B>i|H

i Λ ί ( Miss Catherine G. Brings is at home Veterans' Réunion. The Keeley Institute in Portland, Me. We have a splendid line of The Wïfovd Democrat a vacation. NORWAY. on is WANTED. from Fannington for The June reunion of Co. F, 9th Maine, Munjoy Hill, successfally curlnj drunkards and users. Peeled Pulp Wood, Spruce, Fir, Hem- J. Bean is as and Co. C, 3th Maine veterans, was held Bartlett of Stonehaui drug Ties. Hastings reported doing Hon. Jonathan •junOSi; lock and Poplar, delivered on cars at Ladies' Oxford and λ little on Wednesday, June 1st, with Comrade was in town well, gaining every day. Thursday. any R. R. Station from Pownal to Bethel, SOUTH PARIS. .1. A. Noyes and family on Elm Hill in the members of the The was on Monday evening, Shake Into Your Shoes. the coming year. When .. Baptist pulpit supplied Paris. The weather in the morning was Professional Whist Club made their an- prices from $1.25 Rev. C. E. Owen of Water- E. W. PEN LEY, Went Paris. Κ Λ ΚΟΚ Γ OK PICK. Sunday by but the turned Allen's Foot-ease, a powder. It cures palnfu' SOUTH HIS quite threatening, day nual trip up the lake. This year the J. M. Pond. ville. out to be for the occasion. smarting, nervous feet and ingrowing nails, anc DAT, Bryant's . Τ 30 Α. Μ. «Ο 7 30 P. M. just right on the west shore of the corns to $3.50 Olftçe Hour»: Hayden cottage In? tantiv takes the sting ont ot and bun May 30, 1904. to AllLL STYLES, were Paris of Masons will have a A goodly number of the veterans lake was steamer was ions. It's tbe comfort of th< Writing I.odg» occupied. The greatest discovery We have one of the RAILWAT. with their and a fine Allen's Foot ease makes or new Β to EE. We can fit ό RAN D TRUHK special meeting Tuesday evening. F. present families, chartered for the round trip. The sup- age. tight ΛΙ1 widths from surely you. time was all. Comrade shoes fee) easy. It is a certain cure for sweat i»et. 4, 1908, C. degree. enjoyed by per was of clams cooked in various ways in/, callous ami tired, feet. Try ii Commencing and his did in hot, aching Noyes family everything and was firet-class. The returned to-day. Sold by all and shoe to rep Your Friends LKAVK SOUTH PARIS There will be a social at the party druggists ΓΚΑ1Χ3 Baptist their power to make the occasion a hap- to the at about ten o'clock. By mail for 25 cents in stamps. Trial packagi of this week. village 8. a. M., (dally, Sunday· vestry Wednesday evening one for all and well FREE. Address, Allen Olmsted, Boy the State. town py the in i.iihi.· .east)—5:3»; present, right II. L. Plummer of the like to have very Best Stocks p.m. Admission 5 cents. Reporter N.Y. you l,„ j,.t 30 A.M.. 4:40 Sunday only, succeeded. A bountiful dinner of a they Advertiser enjoyed his vacation don't you? want here. We do wp.*. was to all did best stationery, You can find, what repairing. —10.Ό0 A· M.. 3:38 P. M.. 8:47 Mrs. T. S. Mrs. Walter L. spread at noon, which week in Portland which time you ,, 1I|> West) Barnes, during and Included). Sunday only, Comrade H. C. Barrows Born. Dr. Austin If you are particular m »lly, Sundays Gray, Miss Carrie Gray and Miss Hattie ample justice. Editor Sanborn has been doing the town. Tenney, ■ A. *. and Mr. where he were see the newest in Haskell are the Maine Music Thomas, resides, Porter L. Swift made his people a want to CHUKCHBS. attending and did In East Sumner, to the wife of Johr Festival in present with their graphophone, from his etudies at Orono May 28, come in and it Portland. short visit H a son. 9 this line, SHOE Rev. W. K. Bonney, SMILEY STORE, Church. much to entertain between the other Kirβι ι/..ngregatlonal services, 10:48 Sunday. He is now with a surveying In Denmark, May 2C, to the wife of Weslej to k- I». 1\, pastor. Preaching Advertised letters in South Paris will be at Elm I will me pleasure School 12 M.; Y. post exercises. for the John and Fish Rivers. Rowe. a daughter. House, Norway, give MAINE. >ι ui>l Τ:·*1 r. m., Sunday party SL. on office June 6: in North to tbe wife of Kridi the new NORWAY, P. Church prayer meeting Mrs. Agnes Penfold assisted at the Parts, May 25, and show you styles I C. K. alK While a pail of hot water, being used twin Tuesday, May 17, 3d Tuesday at 7 30 o'clock. All, not other- John Waters. Eiickson, daughters. and Salesman. F. W. FAUNCE, Salesman. 1 .y evening organ, and she and Mr. Leonard Sessions for was on the In to the wife of Rev. J. C of each month. from 25 to 50 cents. I Ε. N. SWETT, Manager arc cordially Invited. Mise Ann» AMrlch. house-cleaning purposes, BuckQeld, May 30, following «t utitrcuM. us some line selections which were a son. Office) Church, Rev. II. A.Clifford, Pastor. gave kitchen floor, John A. Sanborn, the little Prince, a. m. to P. M. shall be to do this Telephone 112-3. Residence 112-12. Methodlst 9:30 a. The Misses hours, 10:3ο 4 glad morning prayer meeting. Children's Sunday will be observed at generously applauded. son of A. L. Sanborn, clothier, fell into it 45 a. Sabbath School Examined free. even if do not intend ··, ». :iln»· service 10 the church next even- Gracie and Ida Dean, of Bert his Eyes you H 6:15 p. m.; Baptist Sunday daughters the tiret of the week. He scalded Married. κi>wôrlh league Meeting. wore at 7 o'clock appropriate exercises and Albert I)ean, 11 years of age, arm now wears the mem- to purchase anything just ra ver meeting? P.M.; prayer meeting ing by left badly and we the evening; classnieettug, Vrldayevening, the little folks. All are invited. present, and will Kay that parents ber in a now. 1 ,·.· Pastor. by sling. In South 28. Rev. II. A. Cllf PARKER'S · Rev. II. S IMnkham, of have reason to be Paris, May by i: t:-t liur·!). these children great Mr. and Mrs. James 0. Smith of Mr. Osborne E. of South Paris and HAIR BALSAM service l·· 4j a. m.; Sab- next evening at Uni ford, Ripley Cleaiw* and btautifiel the hair. .·.·. preaching Subject Sunday of them. One the M M. Stevens of 7 00 p. m., proud played organ Isle are friends and Us Charlotte Norway. a s 1j μ ι·r*ver meeting versaiist church. its Presque visiting Promut» luxuriant growth. ; ""Temptation." and the other the violin. In West Paris, May 28, by Rev. D. F. Nelson Never rails to Beatore Gray meeting Tuetxlav evening. They played relatives in town for a few days. Chas. Pharmacist. J. II. Little, Pastor, uses and how to resist. References, 1st Mr. Elvcrne E. Whitman and Miss Inez L Hair to it· Youthful Color. BROOKS—The -:i Nt < tiurvh. Rev several which held the strictest Κ Η m. pieces R. Smith of Portland also visited with both of Woodstock. Curt* tcalp ilimxi hair Jailing. service every Sunday at J:.#> P. Cor. 10-13, Matt. G, 13, Jas. 1st, 12-13. | Casey, Γ re: attention and admiration of all. In June Rev. G. A fOc.aiidtl.nuat Prupri«ta at 3 ;» ρ χ. Eveulng servie·, ? his brother the Hrst of tho week. Kootlibay Harbor, 1, by χ nowl Leader, Mrs. Virgie Wilson. Mr. G. and Miss Ella Next to Post Otlice, South Paris. Interesting remarks were made by The at Con- Martin, Roy Chipman r χ strawberry supper given Reed, both of Rumford Falls. Mrs. Cora S. to start Rev. Mr. Little of South Paris. He re- well at- STATK1» Mb.KTI.MJ9. Briggs expects cert Hall Thursday evening In Rumford Falls, June 1, by Rev. ti. A. Mar the war, ^as her kindergarten classes next Monday, lated inanv of the incidents of tended. Strawberries were served in all tin, Mr. Leland 8. Burllogame and Miss Mertic Buttermilk Lodge, No. 04. Regular Κ Λ ν M.—Parts June at 8:13 a. m. There will be those of the at the two- Wentworth, both of Rumford Falls. SHIRTS. the NEGLIGEE on or before full moon. loth, especially great struggle ways. supper _· I'm s evening Following In Mexico, June 1. bv Rev. C. L. Parker, Mr. for for sale at One • lay meet- four lessons each until 1st. in which he took pigs Creamery. K.—Mount Mica Lodge, regular week, August Gettysburg, part, being act comedy, "Mr. Bob," was given with Hiram G. Kale» of Augusta and Miss Amelia C week.—Aurora cent Me. now. are full ing of each All to take the course should in a Massachusetts regiment which par- the cast: LeBalllster of Mexico. per gallon. South Paris, The season to is The lines Monekah Lodge, Terms, Annie L. Rowe of Oxford. Wanted. complete or each Moses P. Stiles -ecoml and fourth I'rldays called on and made some touching re- In Bangor, June 1, by Rev. W. W. Ogler, Mr. I have a nice cost this season finer The caucuses for the Jenkins, Miss Rebecca's K1 field. or riding wagon, we have ever made. We show 4η ·>·!·! Kcllows* Hall. Republican to sacrifices made butler,..Eugene Edgar B. ti all of Rumrord Falls and Miss Helen A few hens, meets marks in regard \he Rebecca a maiden ?.. S. Prince young Leghorns li —W. K. Kimball Post, No. 148, choice of to the state and Luke, lady,.Mise Coflln of Burlington. Used but a little. Will of each delegates the soldiers to save the nation. Katherine Rogers, her niece. Margaret Minorcas $65. very ever before. tnlrd Saturday evenings and the nomination by preferred. qualities than R. Hall. county conventions, was and Mrs. Lizzie Sampson. u :,ir, In «·. A. Frank L. Starbird present T. M. South Me. sell meets tlret of a candidate for to the Marlon Katherine'» friend, DAVIS, Paris, very cheap. but we w K. Kimball Relief Corps representative Bryant, Dark colors are in this season, In gave several of his humorous readings, Mrs. Nellie Died. A. D. PARK. preference Saturday evenings of each month. will be held next Shepard. legislature, Saturday which furnish the necessary Miss Rebecca's t Hall. always spice Patty, maid, tastes effects I; urps 1 to (.let. 1, afternoon. While practically it is all Mrs. Flfleld. have for all showing light H. Paris t.rang»·. from May on such occasions. Myrtle In Paris, June 4, Capt. Gustavus C. Pratt, Team horse for Sale provided by the one it is the -i and third Saturday; during caucus, technically two, and from I "5 In A. E. Morse was also present gave The plank sidewalk Cottage aged years. as as or conventional .·' the meet»every Saturday, caucus called the town In 34·. Mrs.Charlotte R. General Jobbing. well dark. Fancy colorings year, delegate bfcing by One of Street to the has been Norway, May (EnEarl) Or for a low llall. several side-splitting readings. laundry building widow of James 06 5 exchange good, down, good U -e of committee to meet at o'clock, and the Grant, Grant, aged years, are — man the shirt· u.C Second and fourth Mondays entitled "Mrs. Hawkins1 Wed- a dirt walk. months, II- walking mare that will weigh 1000 to All kinds work with as taste dictate. Most of caucus the district these, replaced by «lays. Qf job your may ■ i· month. representative by down. If the sidewalk on Street In Hebron, May 25, Mrs. Martha Le Baron, 1100 No white horses wanted. No. 181, ding," brought the house The plank Bridge pounds. v 1· < ·. P.—Stony Brook Lodge, committee to meet at 2:30. | 81 years. and horse done all but some have bodies with evenings old and fat," is has been aged mare is a worker and promptly. colorcd over, white, •n t and fourth Wednesday saying "Laugh grow very carefully repaired. in Porter. May 27, Mrs. Hannah Roberts, aged My good weighs came much between the 1200 L. E. of u ruonth. true, we certainly away The shooting contest (ill years, it months, 25 «lays. about pounds. NOYES, are collars like shirt. No, 31. meets every l)r. Packard's Position. | bosoms. Some with Ilamlln Lodge, heavier than we went. crack rifle team of the Myles Standish C. C. DEARBORN, Paris. fancy venlng at Pythian Hall. Gothic Street, South Paris Wkst Pakis, June 4, 1!»04. We all came that we had Club and ten men each, West Paris, Me. and \i, Woodmen of America.—South away feelling Company D, Two 50c. $f. and fourth Tues thf I itf rs J'aria ainl I)'s fcTRAY DOC». qualities, \ l>kit>?, meets second i{rpuf>licu streets date for the may by prov- Η. FOSTER, work the village began Representative Legisla- ing over. COMPANY I). ture from Paris, I desire to state my po- uext of this .veteran Monday morning. The reunion 200 YAKDS. ing property. sition in the canvass. 1 have made no will be held on Aug. 10 Ο. E. SUITS. BARROWS, WAIST a 4 5 S 5 4 4 —2'.» SHIRT Hall has been organization Capt. .1. W. Nash 4 MAINE Mrs Fred spending active canvass, nor have I asked any man of 5 5 5 5-33 NORWAY, Portland. with Comrade Luther Abbott Gilbert- Q. M Sergt. M. P. Stllce 4 5 4 South Me. hav* received λ with relatives iu for 3 4 4 4 4-24 Paris, Have Shirt Waist Suits? We lays for his vote. I stand as a candidate ville near Canton. Lieut. F. A. Hayden, 2 3 you enough pretty just 4 4 S 4 4 5 4—30 will be observed at this nomination on the state and national Serjrt. C. A. Marston, with neat in reu's Sunday 4 5 5 4 5 4 4-31 a new lot of muslin ones, white work, figures be- Prlv. G. T. Tubbs, Petition for pretty ground June 19th. of the Republican party, State Roads Established. P. 5 4 4 4 3 5 5-30 Bankrupt's Discharge. IΊ versalist church platform Serjrt. W. Marston, To the Hon. Clarence Hale, of the DU are brand that are sure to fit. no one man is than Judge blue and the Domestic lieving that bigger commissioners of the United Suites for the District pink. They and are at Mont- On Friday the county 177 trict Court fr 1>. 1 .nut family the Further than that I urge no Total at 200 yards, of Maine: party. met of Parte at the court front with ι- to the the selectmen Swiss waist has tucked t w lu : they expect spend either of service for the of ) ONE LOT dotted muslin, plain back, claims, long house to establish a state road under In thf» matter m ••nth of -lune. or 3 3 4 4 4 5 5-28 (·ΚοΚ(>Κ. Λ. AMKS, In Bankruptcy. on party previous political promises, the law the of 1901. Nash } buttons, full skirt with ruffle bottom, $2·5° passed by legislature 1Stiles 5 5 5 5 4 5 5-34 Bankrupt. ) pearl ( P. Hubbard of I.ovell ïhe exclusive right to make the nomina- ! tud Mrs. After considering the matter quite fully Huvdcn 4 4 5 5 ft 4 5—32 1 KOKUK Λ. AMKS, formerly of Brunswick, waiet box sleeve, belt, Mrs. F. tion to the voters, 3 ( ONE LOT of lace muslin, large SALE ici their daughter. (ieorge belongs Republican in all its bearings, they fixed upon the Ο. λ. Marston, 4 4 4 5 5 4-2A \ J now uf Rumfoixl Falls, In the County of striped plaited, WOOD ASHES FOR week. not to man, or group of men as Tubbs 5 4 4 5 4 4 5-31 and State of Maine, In said District, re- F i-tinati a short time last any road from the Norway line, Oxford, full skirt with two ruffles, a very neat cool suit, $2.98 workers. running W. P. Marston, 4 5 4 5 4 5 4—31 represents that ou the tth «lay of Mar., party , over the spectfully will be held South Paris village, last he was under in· \V. Τ. Γ. meeting to the issues now the through past, duly adjudged bankrupt front has insertion across the As agitating po- the 500 to that ONE LOT white lawn, waist tucked back, of Mrs. Morton, I'ark Street bridge, through "pine Total at yards, 1K5| the Acte of Congress relating Bankruptcy ; :i home George litical situation in the state, 1 am found he has surrendered all his property and inser- desired. at :{ ι·. m. Snow's Falls and Trap Cor- MYLES 8TANDISII CI.UB. duly clusters of tucks and medallions, skirt has In .rm1;i\ afternoon, Juue'.'th. been for some of woods," by of and has cotupltcd with front and pin plaits, any quantity where I have length line. rights property, fully ner to the Woodstock 200 YAKDS. all the requirements of said Acts and of the the of the time, via.: in favor of independent tele- k tion and medallions, $3·9^ Λ tble under auspices It had undoubtedly been in the minds 5 4 4 4 5 5 4-31 orders of Court touching his bankruptcy. lines and the extinction of "fran- Myles Standish, [ be be decreed ts> of the school was held phone the road as 5 4 4 5 5 4 5-32 Wherefore he prays, That may high i)f many of the people that ;(i H. Wllklns all LOAD LOTS A SPECIALTY. •Uise in form. I am ft 3 5 4 4—21» Ly the Court to have a full discbarge from CAR aud was grabbing" every would run from the 1F. C. Davie, 4 4 New llall, Friday evening, ■«elected Norway 5 debts his estate under said η favor of of A. C Fox 4 4 3 4 4 4-2S provable against municipal ownership light, as there is : Acts, such debte as are SILK COATS. ireutlv very enjoyable. line to Paris Hill, probably R. H. Crosby 5 4 4 5 5 5 4-32 Bankruptcy except water, and the other necessities. < law from such public more over that than over Adams 4 4 4 4-2H excepted by discharge of Hiddet'ord is j travel any S. B. 4\4 A. D. l'.»04. and Particulars address, • (i.tries K. Osgood mil have no record on the other side of Dated this 1st day of June. ONE LOT silk coats, loose back, large collar, trimmed For Price A. nther continuous piece of road of the UKOUGK A. AM ICS, good lining, sister. Mrs. F. Pintjree. :he Therefore I have no hesi- Total at 2<Ό yards ISO question. same length in town. It is, however, Bankrupt. with silk Ile lia- returned from Porto Kico, ation in for the llou. braid, ;....$7-5o just declaring myself of the in ftUO YAKDS. ORDKR OF NOTICE THEREOF. a and a half. jthe policy commissioners, a re he has spent year Β. M. Feruald for Governor, with Col. : 4 3 4 5 5 5 5-31 ^ these to select as Standish, District ok Maine, se. establishing roads, 4 5 4-31 IF'rescott as second choice, if it comes to Wllklns, 5 4 4ft On this 4th of June, A. D. 1904, on read- i: meeting »»f Mizpah Assembly as a main thoroughfare 3 4 5 3 ft 5 4-2·.) day SKIRTS. SIMON t nearly possible Davis the foregoing petition, U Is— WASH STAHL, V large attendance flirt and if 4 4 2 ft 3 3 2—23 ing irsday veuing. ιthrough the town, connecting ;Fox Ordered by the Court, That a hearing be bad ) of otti- 1 maintain that the western section of 5 4 4 3 5 4 4—3» a s as it is nomination with state reads in the ad- Adams, the same on the 24th day of June, A. D. blue and with white thread practicable 5 4 4 5-31 upon ONE LOT of voile wash skirts, black, requested, work, t:he town is entitled to recogui- Crosby, ! 4 4ft before said Court at Portland, In said Dis- ALSO IN COAL AND WOOD. < < ■> a of the greater so as to as near- 1H04, DEALER and rehearsal degree towus, approach no- at the hands of the joining trict, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon ; and that woven extra full at :ion Republican party a in, seams, bottom,.»..·· ....$1.98 as to system of state roads Total at 500 174 be In the Oxford Demo- plaited worth League will meet Wed- is indicated its bad ly possible yards Uce thereof published Kj jthan by having only main On a In said District, and Misses tides covering the thoroughfares. re- crat, newspaper printed other BBUXjUXT AKT33 GORHAM, t\ < with the three in Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sargent have ami other In Many pretty styles. representative* thirty-four years. this basis the road in Paris was selected. that all known creditors, persons • street. Please briug your fails to front a visit with their at the said time and ..■rl.it V section of the town that never as turned daughter,1 Interest, may appear place, The of any moment ! If the ■ invite some only question and show cause, any they have, why ie and Longfellow, and Jturn out a strong vote de- Mrs. Hal Eaton, at Belfast. They en- Republican to the location was whether it should prayer of said petitioner should not be granted. ■ cent a WAISTS. OF THE CONDITION : friends. terves more than 23 ■ most trip. ordered the Court, That SHIRT STATEMENT your something per not over Paris Hill instead of joyed pleasant And It Is further by swing up Richardson of Bethel : shall send mall to all known cred- since a rvsi- t >f the nominations. Mrs. Newton the Clerk by I; 1 .··ι c Jacob, some years the below it. but and this ad- front has two ■OF THE· cor- .joing through valley P. Locke and itors copies of said petition order, ONE LOT waists of white lawn, tucked back and front, been It has been claimed one or two !and Mrs. George daughters as i >outh Paris, but who has by in view of all the conditions the com- dressed to them at their places of residence of the Democrat that West of Portland made their parents, Mr. and neat and Wi >i fi.ra number of years and respondents mlssioners acted as did. stated. rows insertion, collar cutis, 9SC. I otT of receiv- they Mrs. S. F. a visit last Witness the Hon. Clakencb Hale. Judge been on Paris has trailed its chances some of Stearns, pleasant t- Lsl re lamed, his ealliug As there seems to be lack | said aud tnc seal thereof, at Port- the nomination at this time. Hut 1 w?ek. of the Court, ONE LOT of several colors, all sizes, tucked front, the week. ing of the on the 4th of fancy gingham, ink here during past understanding of the provisions I land, In said District, day June, mi of the that the voters of the The hearing on the intoxicating liquors D. HUM. opiniou state road law. it may be well to refer to A. buttons, $ 1.49 Paris the Bank, of M Ε. Clerk. South At the last meeting Pythian have never heard of such arrange- seized by A. P. Bassett, two and fL. B.J JA ES HEWKY, pearl party it The town of Paris, at its ; one-1 order thereon. Savings was A true of i>etltlon and ■ i the-d decree received if such did exist: briefly. half of was held Sat- copy tucked with clusters of ment. arrangement last raised §200 gallons whiskey, Attest: JAMES E. HEWEY,Clerk. ONE LOT white vesting, light weight, front, South. Paris, Maine. At the close of the annual meeting March, in a claim \\ andidates. neither has there been brought to our ; urday. Frank Sampson put were to be on a state road. The neat collar and and crackers the that has the expended for the but the ordered buttons, cutis, $1.98 As it existed on the 20th of 1004. !iiit!puuch fancy Attention agency power been established as stated liquor, judge pearl clay April, " and Mrs. road having Miv has. Dunham to bind the voters in a contract of such it forfeited to the powers. some with above, the money must be expended be- ONE LOT China silk waists, in several styles, plain tucks, K:.d tliaudler were the hostesses. or to assign any man's right Almost one hundred membeVs of description, fore the first of September, in ;χ·π«(ΐ· Ox-1 collar with tucks and lace Ν DAYTON President Ito vote for whomsoever he ford Council, No. 14, visited Rumford [astern Steamship Company. some with tucks and lace insertion, BOLSTER, M ; Holster and wife of Portland pleases. wnt 05,79918 graduation friemls Having expend- about five o'clock. Franklin Portland, and India Deposit* 6,353 01 is a of of myself and my Wharf, Uetterve Fund liter of theirs member support ed the money to the approval of the at 6,523 82 uiddaug the Dr. B. F. entertained Dr. J. Boston, (except Sunday) Undivided I'roflts class. throughout coming campaign. the town is en- Bradbury Wharf, daily tin· graduating county commissioners, of F. H. Packard. i-m-oiva from tlin stiitp half tile F. Thompson Portland Wednesday. 7:00 P. M. $318,678 01 Miss Alice Bisbee, who lias been em· Geo. R. Howe was at Portsmouth, il il « -1 amount not exceed- in for • ••ν χ actually expended, of Additional : ved as Portland Ν. II., interested in the organization Sunday Trips. stenographer in one | lias returned to ing $200 any year. uio wcc*. ;<· post year or two, Editor Democrat: went a uovs huiuik'o ciuu, uunu^ In effict Juno 12th to Sept. 11th in- office of the On Saturday the commissioners = 3 ^ tilth Paris and entered the somewhat interested iu the ques- Ladies' at Norway Lodge, No. Being to and established a state road night clusive. From Portland at 8:00 P. M. Co., taking the tVe Humilia- Sumner, Ι. 0. O. held Wednesday evening, 1* i'iris Mauufacturiug tion <>f wIki should receive at the Hartford 10, F., who has in that town, beginning About 200 mem- and from Boston at 7:00 P. M. „eof Miss Delia McArdle, tion for from this district was a great success. !'Ca representative line at the bridge at Kast Sumner, and £ her work there. honor which should be accorded bers with their ladies were present and All via the steamers of this 'losed —an thence through the valley road freight wish to write a few running the and entertainment. lire and 12 came home from the the right man—I and enjoyed supper is insured against lltibart Keuney by Labrador Pond through Redding of music Compauy lines showing the position taken by the The entertainment consisted NORWAY, MAINE. ,pital at Lewiston Tuesday niorniug. to the Woodstock line. solos marine risk. of uot of the middle and north the Norway female quartette, PUBLIC KI NDS OWNKD. it··.* than three weeks from the time citizens, only by Me. 00 but at the Mr. and Mrs. V. M. Whitman, and J. F. LISCOMB, Agent, Portland, Ce, li*K», Funding, $ 1,»»·' 1,085 1,·*Χ)00 which he lost his foot. parts «if the town, by many lia.se Ball. by County of Bourbon, Kan., O0 ·*) aident by Hill of Kan., 4e, 1 ;«'.·, Refunding J,OU· 2,1*10 2,000 com- south end, and that is that the nomina- readings by Ella Louise Bridgton. CALVIN AUSTIN, Vice President Lyon, 5.000 ·*) 5,ι*«ι 00 ; !u· has l»een rapid and of Muse., Keg 3 l-2e, 1:»>, lllgiiwaye,... 5,00·· healing 1 funeral of Mrs. Charlotte K. Foster's Λ. CO. City Bouton, 00 00 to in tion to this part of the The and General Manager, Wharf, F. A. NIHTRTLEFF Λ, CO. F. A. SBl'RTXEFF Columbus, 3 l ie, l'.r.'l, Sell. Diet Ι,οοο 1,0011 I,ISM) iete. aud lie is be good clearly belongs 1'iiris School its second ()., 00 On reported men will con- High played Grant, widow of James Grant, took Minn .Υί, 1900, I ml. Sell. I>lrt.,.. •2,000 2,"50 2,000 town, as all fair-iuinded at Hebron Boston. Duluth, 00 00 and full of courage. name with Hebron Second Mli-li., te, lui·:. Sell. Dint 3,0110 3,000 3,l*)n -j.irits cede. place at t ho residence of her daughter, I»hpcmtng, (*) 5,1*10 ·*> Saturdav afternoon, and won a victory Kannat* City, Mo., 3 14a. 1MB, Sell. Diet.,. 5,0ιι0 5,000 Κ··ν 11. Λ. Clifford went to Portland to mind Mrs. James True, on Pleasant Street, St. Imn 4,000 4,060 in) 4,000·*) This point my being clearly which there was no Muxkcgon, Mich., 4s, 1917, a of about question. a sick- 2,51*) 0»t 2,500·*) \ iv to attend meeting ( 1 will here state She died after long of Dunmore, l'a., 4s, lull, Sch. Diet 2,500 morning established, my prefer- to of l'aris. Wednesday. Annual fleeting. Borough Executive ( "in Score 14 S in favyr at the of (SO PLAY TENNIS. as to who should have the nomina- ness May 30, ago « I*) State Sunday School ence Monday, ίιιη·1β $ 25,500 25,5··) was The annual of the stock- Total public owned, I· -τ,·,· The iisual Tuesday evening the three candidates who have A remarkable game was at Ox- δ 11 She born meeting tion. Of played years, months, days. BUNDS OWNKD. will be Oxford and West Ν. Y. She leaves seven holders of the Paris Hill Water Co. to the RAILROAD ..-ting in the Methodist vestry ottered themselves for the position, and ford Saturday between in Lansingburg, We have what you need play game. 5,ms) 5,450 ι·ι 4,7V)·*) the Aroo*took Northern, 5η, l'.M7 on as all are invited to attend of ill-will or resent- l'aris. The first score made was Ox- children. She was a member of Lake- for the election of olHcers and trans- 2,ooo 2,ι··ι HO 1,60» nntted. without any feeliug by Pbllllpe Λ Kangeley, 5e, 1910 won E. O. and of 1924 5,·*» 4,8751·! 4,91250 at the Congregation- ment the other candidates, whom ford, in the eleventh it side No. 177, Ν. P., ones .00. Portland A Rumford Falls, 4e, opt. missionary meeting inning—and Lodge, action of other business that may _ Good for against An· any $i is t as is the the church. Rev. C. E. * 5» al church. 1 consider friends, my preference game. Episcopal come before said °nes bonds of t 12,oun 11,262 funeral. Interment meeting, Better $'-5°to $-ι·°°· Total railroad Maine, Mr. Lane. As Mr. Fletcher stated iu officiated at the properly on 5,immi 00 are the and OXFORD. gell Rackets. Street, Mass., 5s, P.til 5,0011 5,i·*) Tilt· following delegates at Pine Grove will be held at the Ilubbard Hortse, The best, "The Pim," $8.00. Bristol County ixt 5,0imi 0» ni- his communication to the Democrat last A H. Κ. 11.11. l'.O. Λ. E. cemetery. I'nlon Ν. Y., 4— 5s. !'.«·» 5,000 5,100 viul.uits from the South Paris l Brooklyn KIcvatftF, Ιιι,ΐΜ*! ill Mr. Lane is a true and consistent 5 1 2 1" 0 1 Hon. E. Alexander of Augusta Maine, on u, Kleetrle, Ο., 5s, 1920, I·),·*·) 10,1501*) to state convention •Mke, 1-b Joseph Paris, Saturday, June Canton-Maselllon 3.In) ·*) 3,·*)0 On er>alist the spring, 4 0 0 2 5 0 Λ St.. 5s, 1915 3,oOO parish man, and reason of l.anltoui. 2 b and Mrs. Wm. A. Bibber of Richmond at and Clcero Proviso, Chicago, Oo 00 Mr. and Mrs. A. temperance by ability 0 ο S o'clock P. M. «V M luio, 5,000 5,350 5,i«hi Λ Auburn this week: \itann, |> 5 0 2 3 1904. "VTo'fc Regulation Cincinnati, Richmond uncle, 5s, opt. for the are their sister, Mrs. E. P. il vlS· to 5b, 1920,.. 5,ll*ll*· 5,»00 on Mr. ». L. and education well-titted position. c 4 0 0 15 ο 0 visiting U. H. Clerk. Back $1.00 Citizens' Klectrlc St.. Newburvport, Maes., 5,000 !■ Park, Mr. A. E. Shurtleff. Uearix·. in HEALD, Stop, $2.50. 5,0»»t 4,-7.') ·«· 5,i*)0 00 is 1 think has beeu, If 4 0 0 2 0 0 Smith. Mr. Alexander is head clerk Covington Λ Pluua Traction, O., 5e, 192·I,... E. King. Mi* βη« He now, and always Colton, Dayton, 0,1.00 6,Win t*· 6,11011 III ι u Mia. J. c.f 4 0 0 1 0 0 of State's office. Dee Moines, Iowa Falls* Northern, 5s, 1931, Mrs. !a and a worker in that Kowle, the Secretary 3.1**) 0" 3,01*) 00 1 .iver. Mrs. J. G. Uttlefleld, go«»d Republican, Kul r.f.. 4 0 1 10 0 Des Moines Street, la., Oh. opt. lis»» ifln which has done more 1er, Ernest C. Tarr, of the IK YOU WANT TO CET A 8.\LE UW»! ll 1,1 MM t In,150 00 10,1**) 00 1 old party 3 1» 4 0 12 0 1 superintendent QUICK 25cent» 4°ce,,t8· Des Moines Suburban Street, la., tie, opt. Helen M. Childs. grand "tone, and Balls. l,i·*) 950 00 50» l*t wel- u 4 0 1 0 0 2 shoo of B. F. & Co. Senti for our free description A 4e, 1995 than any other for the permanent Ketee, s factory Spinney Detroit Mackinac, 0·· 3,no»··· has been at was arrest- blanks. A Street, 5s, 1921 3,··»· 3,0·*) Antonio Fernandez, who ( of the As the nominee of the Radcliffe Shoo Company, Hartford Springllcld 00 5,·*·! 1*1 fare country. 38 1 7 33 8 4 We no payment In la» 5,01*1 5,(X*) of left Totals on of F. Eaton for require AT THE PHARMACIES OF Hereford, 4e. 00 1,'·«'*» Mr. Park's f«»r a number months, ( section. Mr. Lane should receive ed complaint Timothy advance. 1945 2,000 1,840 this WEST PA Κ lb. Lehigh A New York, 4s, 00 to his home in and He was use our own to 4 192<> 5,·**ι 5,125'·· 5,i**) on his return !the undivided of the assault battery. arraigned We money Lexington A Boston St., Mass., l-2s, ·*) Tues»lay support Republican Α Β. Κ. Β Η. f.O. Α. Ε. 3,0l>it 3,105 00 3,000 his as and not advertise your Manhattan, Ν. Y., 4s, 1990 •u. rr.t Cuba. During stay voters of for the nomination 00220 Friday morning pleaded guilty. property. Principe, Paris, Bowker, S-b 5 Over 300 sales In Maine since New Bedford, Mlddleboro A Brockton St., Mase., in learn- to this 5 0 1 4 2 1 After a hearing the court found 10,000 10,95·' 00 10,00000 here he has made good progress ,before stated clearly belongs part Karmini, 2-b long 1901 to men from in states is our guarantee 5s, 1930 0 0 5tt 2,5t«)·*) of which he knew nothing Howe, ο 5 0 0 il him as and sentenced him our methods are right. General Lien, 3s, 2>HT,.... 8,500 2,537 tig Knglish, of the town. guilty charged to you that F. Northern Pacltlc, ·*ι (*) 0 0 1 3 0 A.SHURTLEFF&CO. 3,ι··ι 3,1**) 5 FREE has made ■Shaw, p. a fine of and costs. He If want to buy a farm get our A Lake Champlaln. 4s, 1948 3,000 when he came, and many Not taken an active in ο 0 to pay $10 ap- you 1 Ogdensburg 00 0» having part 5 3 1 0 bar- 3,000 3,075 3,··Χ) the ■I. Farnuui, l.f Catalogue. It will tell you where the Sioux City Traction, la., 5s, 1919 both the older anil a of it 4 0 1 0 0 1 from the sentence to the October 2,490 00 2,700 00 friends among politics for number years, may Davl*. l b pealed gains are and save you time and money. Wabash, Omaha Dlvltdon, 3 1.2s, 1941 3,1**) 3 0 0 1 10 Judicial Court and FROTH 7,14·ι ι*· 7,·*)·) 0» seem that 1 should be so thor- Kmery. r.f term of the Supreme I) M. FRENCH, Norway, WILL A North Branch, 4 12e, 1931,... 7,000 younger people. strange 0 1 3 3 1 Maine. Wllllamepurt Day. *.s 4 furnished bonds iu the sum of $200. 1NUHA.M, So. Paris, K. O. ALLEN, Hiram, 2 Stores, an interested in this 0 0 0 ϊ™Λ™ί « 103,655 00 Paris lirauge will have all «lay oughly representative J ko we. c.f 4 0 0 Local j I Total railroad bonde out of Maine 1»5,500 attended the Agents. « but as the selection be- Several of our a dinner for the now, physicians K. A. STROt'T Farm Agency, OWNKD. June 18 with question 3 *31 12 Asso- A. 8HUHTLEFK A CO. CORPORATION BONDS meeting this and as the Totals 40 0 June session of the Maine Medical 150 Nassau St, New iork City. F. A. SIIITRTLEFF * CO. F. (·· 00 All to bring food. longs t>> locality, Repub- 5», opt. l'.*»3 10,000 ΙΟ,οι)·' 10,000 l>atroiis. expected Score at Dr. II. L. Bartlett American Realty Company, ·*) 5.000 00 as lican nominee will undoubtedly be by Inning*. ciation Portland. 5s, 1913 5,000 5,ι**) The afternoon will be observed Berlin Mille Company, 00 01) the 12 3 4 5 0 7 8 tf 10 11—Total to the convention the Kle<\ I.t. Portland, 4 l-2s, 1925,.... 5,000 5,1·*) 5,·**) in the < 1 want the best man for | presented report Consolidated Co., 00 00 all the children elected, ..... :,,<*>· 5,Ion 5,(100 children's tlav aud 01—1 the Maine Insane Kastern Company, 5«. 1927, and that in this case 1 believe to i»xf»ral<, Kmery. Oxford County gramme. Refreshments lilt. Hike. by pltchol House on Wells him their and attendance llolilcn. Scorer·» Davis an·! HMlou. at tho Real's Friday morning Drill YFo0urr Neighbors * 35,220 00 hearty support Umpire, Total corporation bonds of Maine, 6 85,420 Kev. J. 11. House, D. D., of Salonica, and also in of John A. Woodman, Fred W. In a business 00 500··! 50»00 at the caucus polls, sending petition We can start you paying House! Ν. 4 l is, opt. 19»5 as*· 50» with one out. Renneelaer Water Co., Y., of the American •Winning run nia00 be delivered He v. J. II. Little publican her credit muet 16.00 00 00 tie range Decoration Day. by Paris 1st. order chairman of the town ing. Anyone «Wing Manufacturers'National Bank, LewUtoo, 1,000 1,080 1,000 next at South July called to by for their 750 00 750 00 he made nine straight bullseyes, Universalist church Sunday, pay. 44 44 10.00 National Bank, Portland, 1,030 yard* 3. To choose a Town Hon. J. A. Roberts, who was WILMAM g TWITCH ELL. Merchante' 00 00 in ten m. exercises Republican committee, 15.00 Shoe A Leather Auburn 7,000 7,600 7,600 48 out υί a 50 ^:.'50 I·, The graduating liith, llXH. National Bank, 00 400 0» makiug possible Committee to serve for the years 1005-0. made chairman of the caucus. The South 1'arle, May 44 44 Tradere' Bank, Portland 4uO 412 record has never been will be held at the church, 10.00 S.00 National 00 00 shots. This Baptist order Town Committee. to the convention were National Bank, Norway 4,loo 4,930 4,100 it is Kith. Per Republican delegates county Norway on the Norway range, and Thursday eveniug, the equaled Frank UN* Maxim, Chairman. elected as follows: H. F. Andrews, All all colors, all spring styles. $ 19,750 00 if it has in the state. It was The and intermediate for styles, Total national bank etock owned $ 19,750 doubtful grammar Arthur E. Secretary. F. Chas. W. Bankrupt's Petition Discharge. was unite Forhks, Charles Ridlon, Ryereonand OWNED. made iu shooting, as Maxim schools, at the brick building, will In the matter of OTIIKR BANK 8TOCK practice South Paris, May 2S, 1004. H. L. Bartlett. The to tbe ),In 50 50 50 shot the to be held afternoon delegates CLARK HUSTON, Bankruptcy. Hats, .75, 1.00, 1.25, 1.50, Trust 2,362 1,862 $ 1,862 not in the team which against in exercises Friday elected as follows: } $.25, Anburn Company, state convention were Bankrupt. ) STOCK. les Staudish Kitle Club that day. next, to which their parents and friends LOANS ON CORPORATION My Caucus. Ε. E. Andrews, W. W. Whitmarsh, C. To the Hon Clarkncf. FIauc, Judge of the Die- 2.oot 3.00 and 5.00. 105 00 105 00 beeu invited. Representative Canton Bridge Company Satur- have A. J. Stearns. No in- trlct Court of the United States for the District 400 00 400 00 Custavus C. l*ratt died schools The voters of the classed W. Ryerson and is time to come in and see us. Parle Manufacturing Company, CapL All the South Paris village Republican of Maine: Now the buy, Paris 85 00 8500 home in the south voted. the Pine Tree Aqueduct Company, South day niorniug at his school close this week. towns of Paris, Bucktield, and Milton IIC8TON, of Mexico. In 20 00 30 00 except the bi^h structions In dated South Parle Heat A Power Company, of the town, at the age of 7·» years. aro notified to meet I j of Oxford, and State of Maine, CP 'arties holding slips May 19th Light, βίο 00 part i'lautation hereby (ILARKCounty that on ( was a uative of Hebron, but on said District, respectfully represents, apt. Pratt Maine Universalist Convention. in caucus at New Hall, South Paris, The Dixfield Representative. he was ad- them in and the LOANS TO CORPORATIONS. in the 2«th day of Dec., last past, duly may bring get money. a of his life was at 2:30 Acte of re- South Parle, (endorsed) 350 00 350 00 •piite portion spent annual convention of the Univers- June 11, 1904, o'clock, a caucus held at Dix- judged bankrupt under the Congress Citizens' Telephone A Telegraph Co., The Saturday, At Republican surren- of 100 00 100 00 aud he hail lived continuously a for to bankruptcy ; that he has duly First Congregational Society Parle, Paris, of Maine will be held at Auburn i·. m., to nominate candidate Rep-1 L. Merrill was lating South Parle 400 00 400 00 died. alists field May 28th, George dered all his and rights of property, and L. M. Building Aeeoclatlon, since 1S7S ou the farm where he to the to be property IjUNT, Pythian 850 00 during the present week. The meetings resentative Legislature, nominated as candidate for representa- has compiled with all the requirements of in lsT>:i Sarah T. Penley of state election fully of his He married a on voted for at the coming from that said Acts and of (be orders Court touching Market South Pari·. with service Monday evening, tive to the legislature district, Connection 00 00 Paris, who survives huu. Two of their open Per bankruptcy. Telephone Square, Loans on Davenport A Rock Ieland Railroad bonds, 1,250 1,250 sermon Rev. Blanchard, D. D., Sept. 12, 1904. order, to tie decreed Pratt and Mrs. by Henry the nomination being apportioned Wherefore he prays, that he may Loan on People's (>aa Light A Coke Co. bonde, children are living. Ο. (ί. now of N. Dayton Bolster, ) fit)m all """ 00 00 of Portland, Lynn, Dixfield this year. by the Court to nave a full discharge Buffalo, Ν. Y 2,450 2,450 both of this town. In formerly said for Infants and Children, 00 00 \V. A. Porter, are full for A. E. Colic, Committee. O. and Hon. John • U-bt* provable agalnet his estate under Loan on Bank of Calloway stock, Neb., 5,000 5,000 Mass. There programmes Hon. Henry Stanley ex· CASTORIA ™ J' 00 00 Im.2 he enlisted in the Seventeenth [ Acts, except such debts as are g^ature Loans to town of Paris, 10,50» 10,500 and and the ses- Geo. E. Brown, ) were chosen to tho bankruptcy 70 70 the next Tuesday Weduesday, S. Harlow delegates by law from such discharge. Loans on names 3.255 3,255 Maine and during The 1904. ip'ed C&yfficZAtK 00 00 Kegiment, sions close forenoon. South Paris, May 28, stato convention. are understood bated this 30th diy of Mav, A. l>. 1904. The Kind You Han Bought Loans on life Ineurance policies, 2,524 2,524 the Thursday They Alwajs 00 two years was promoted through fares will be on the CLARK HUSTON, Loans on 400 00 400 u. usual reduced given to bo for Cobb. personal property, 47 several to the rank of captai Bankrupt. Loans on mortgages of real estate 69,943 47 69,943 grades railroads. Aroostook Republican: In a measure W. W. Waite and Ποη. John S. Har- I 96,323 17 He served as a member of the board of I the enterprise and thrift, the spirit of low were chosen delegates to the county ORDER OF NOTICE ΤΠΕΒΕΟΧ. terms some yeai». Umbrellas 00 00 selectmen for several Commercial a and advancement, of a town is Carriage Real estate, Investment,., 6,200 6,870 of Wm. K. The Bangor publishes progress convention. District of Maine, ss. 3,800 00 4,439 00 ■ince. He was a member location of neat on of the D. on read- i Real estate, foreclosure,. map of the city showing the manifested by its cleanly and ap- There was no contest any On this 28th day of May, A. 1904, 9 11,306 00 Kimball G. Α. K-, also of Pans It or Post, 040 cases of fever which No better advertisement ing the foregoing le— For Rain SUlne. was the typhoid pearance. nominations. petition, bad K. and A. M., in which he 1. Ordered by the Court, that a hearing be 3,045 00 Lodge. have been since March could receive than to have its A. D.. Premium account,.. and whose meet- reported any place upon the same on the 17th day of June, 531 M made a Mason in ISO·"», all of to lawns and In said Dis-1 Expense account,.. They are scattered through parte streets and its sidewalks, Catarrh Cannot be Cured 1904, before said Court at Portland, $ 3,576 94 he attended with much regularity in the forenoon ; and that ings the and show the terrible ravages in a neat and tidy appear- with Local as they cannot reach trlct, at 10 o'clock i am the best inch umbrella for He to fail city yards, kept Applications, be In The Oxford Dein I $1.75. 99 99 as as he was able. began 1« a blood or notice thereof 38 3,786 3,786 use published selling on long which followed the no better can time tbe eat of the disease. Catarrh Cash deposit,. of the ance. To advantage a In said District, and 075 91 675 91 since, and for some- epidemic disease, and In order to cure It I ocrât, newspaper Cash on in health aome years water. The number of be than in the em- constitutional printed other In> seen new line of Harness# will hand,... 90 of polluted river and money expended must take Internal remedies. Hall's Ca- 1 thai all known creditors, and persons Have you my My prices please you. $ 4,462 like two vears has been practically house you at tho said time and placc thing cases which resulted fatally is not given. bellishment of town, village and tarrh Cure Is taken Internally and acts directi- Interest, may appear Pratt was a aud Ca- show cause, If any have, why tho 01 helpless. Capt. good is now to the on the blood and muc iua surfaces. Hall's and they $318,678 a The subsiding. Every attention given of said should not be useful an honest man and epidemic grounds. tarrh Cure Is not a q'iack medicine. It waa pre- prayer petitioner granted. accrued Interest,.. 170 citizen, and of homes, further Ordered the Court, that the Unpaid adorning beautifying pub- scribed one of the best in this A nd It Is by and leaves a by physicians all known creditors JAMES N. FAVOR, h"™em8tore.ucker genial companion, pleasant and streets is and Is a Clerk shall rond by mall to I $ 325,914 27 was aud Gowan, both lic buildings, squares country for years, regular prescription. 1 him. The funeral Harry Percy com of said and this order, addressed 1 memory behind ^iajes were of results. A It is or the beet tonic· known, copies petition OX Main Norway, Maine. Due earned dividends and accrued state tax, 310,63518 and about 18 years old, far-reaching composed them at their of residence as stated. St.» depositors, at 2 o'clock afternoon, at the of Bangor productive blned with the best blood purifiers, acting direct to places Mouday front of the si into a town and seeing Witness the Hon. Clarence Ht le. Judge0 the deceased drowned in the river in city, ranger coming on the mucous surfaces. The perfect comb! Estimated market value of reeourcee above liability Methodist church, where all rub- ly the said ami the seal thereof, at I'ort 09 the of their canoe the streets and yards free from nation of tbe two Ingredients is what produce.' of Court, for earned dividend and etate tax, $ 15,279 and was attended May 29th, by capsizing In said District, on the 38th day of May, A. depoelte, had been an attendant, of of etc., at once such wonderful results in curing Catarrh. Send land, r" Annual expentee $1,100. which was struck a sudden gust bish, dirt, pieces paper, D. 1904. for Infants and Children. Rev. Dr. Brooks of the Congrega- by the neat- by was recovered is impressed with JAMES E. HEWEY, Clerk, CASTORIA ^ Wm. K. Kimball Post wind. Gowan's body favorably [L. ·.] tional church. not care and interest taken true of and order thereon. Benk Examiner. their three hou» later. The othe» has nee· and general copy petition ** F. E. TIMBERLAKE, attended in a and performed Attest:—JAMES 1. HEWEY, Clerk. III Kind You Have body found. by its citizens. Alwajs Bought. burial service. » been \ The Story of a Modern War. B0HEHAEBB9 OOLDHN. is "A Modern War (or Independence" Λθ AO'mal Story Por Emmett the of one of the greateat Churchill A LOW PRICE graphic story Little Folks Mary the commercial wars of history tola by Ida The Talented Actress Finds M. Tarbell in the Jane McClure's, in her "L. F." Medicine Indispensable — — •safcaEHHS® ON "History of the Standard Oil Company." Miss Tarbell describes the Novel and Delicious Puddings. twenty years' fight of the independent oil men against An to Date Heron is one of the | .\o. The of Up some time I 127.—Curtailment·. pudding undoubiedly the Standard and her narrative In your city «to uYl/HILEw the favorite dessert dishes, «riΛβ as as the sever;! bottle» of the True Curtail open and leave across. struggle is, indeed, "powerful the boacht Ability to make this aeiecimoie "I'm gettin' rather old." croaked Ei:ters it your store and Curtail wise and leave to settle or most stirring relation of battle on land 'L. F.' Atwood'a " I enn't catch 'em. St benefited me. I Wool i» .11 or sea." With every weapon at its com- heron; "that's why found that greatly giv· way. Sï^md J" as wish to some more. I send you my by no means to be despised.P·^'00. M, S mand in and attacks is faillir me. and I'm not so c«· Garpets to dwell and leave to order. plot counter-plot, My sight addressed stamped en- Curtail route and several old savine has it, "The proof of the pud- on fiank and treach- front, rear, ambush, on the strike as I used to be. Please tell me where I can pro- Curtail a Hsli and leave a cart. then quick velopes. inthe eating," just try any and on the theory New and which has been dingus ery deceit, evidently from me cure the medicine when I reach The Kind Yon Have Always Bought» to close out cxlil and clean Curtail fltst and leave formal. one and see if it Them fish gits away patterns of the following recipes that all is fair in war, the Standard has pesky am In the matter, for it York. 1 anxious in use for over 30 has borne the signature of does not like snow before war on who have re- and I'm naturally I have years, stock. disappear waged unceasing all every time, Jes* did me more good than anything up once the bead of the bot- and has been made under his per- No. I UK.—Λ Literary Ho»«r. the sun when fused it and submission. etarvin' to death." ever taken and I must have several allegiance its family has tasted the first mouthful. Mr. Rockefeller's one irreconcilable tles right away."-Mary Churchill sonal since infancy. "You're right there, old man," said Wind" Co. supervision in has Emmett, of "Sowing the fir in this. n m strawberry sponge pudding. enemy the oil business always of *4uKfTyt Allow no one to deceive you En the Yellow Ned as he slipped out qp of in been the oil producer. Stripped of his arc but Soak two tableepoonfuls gelatine All Counterfeits, Imitations and "Just-as-good" water until take legitimate profits by the marketing 1 half a cup of dissolved; that trifle with and endanger the health of SO WEARY. sîxLLai<»t νΛ^-κϋΓΤτ^-Δ I hulled methods of the Standard the producer Experiments Chas. F. SI ouaîf of clean, No Ridlon, has constant war in some form Safe and Reliable that Experiment. add one-half a cup of sugarstrawberry to them and waged So Certain, Infanta and Children—Experience against Weary and worn out all the and for his commercial and Take It· Place niaeb; boil one-half a cup of sugar with place rights Other Medioine Can a fair share of the The time. Back weak and lame and one cup of water to a syrup, nib the profits. longer Corner Main and Danforth in rewards was Sts., berries through a sieve; add the gela- the glaring inequality Headache, Nervous, the more bitter the re- aching. tine to the boiling syrup and let; suffered, grew What is CASTORIA Kid- of one the sentment of the oil region, intensified by Restless, Excitable. The Then add the juice lemon,wj. a for Castor Oil, Pare- the methods of the Standard Castoria is harmless substitute berrv pulp and the stiffly beaten whites high-handed Pleasant. It NORWAY, MAINE. are sick. towards small enter- and Soothing Syrups. It is neys of four eggs, set the bowl in ice water evory competing goric, Drops or oil nor other Narcotic and beat until it thickens. Pour in a prise, refinery, pipe-line jobber. contains neither Opium,' Morphine The various schemes and Worms BO YEARS* mold. Serve when firm with whipped organizations substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroy» devised to combat the Standard are de- EXPERIENCE cream. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Doan's scribed by Miss Tarbell in detail. The and allays Feverishness. STEAMED STRAWBERRY PlIDDISO. efforts of the producers to market their a of new Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation I have large stock the Pills Make a soft dough with one cupful of oil independently, led to the fiercest and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates Kidney I milk and one of Hour in which has warfare. The of and have natural pint building independent Pianos and Organs, Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and sleep. of from The title uf a book a well known been sifted two level of refineries and pipe-lines was undertaken cure every symptom Kidiiej- Ills by teaspoonfuls The Children's Panacea—The Mother's Friend. 'ATENTS and a little salt. 1 ut a the keenest and most resourceful some nice trades in second coainioQ backache to complicated urinary writer is here represeuted.—Woman's baking powder against spoonful of the dough into well-greased opposition, and with varying failure and rtMuc. disorders. Home Journal. hand instruments. then a of success. seemed to Designs cups, spoonful strawberries, Everything operate ALWAYS Mrs. Mark of -15 Thorn ley street, then another of Steam> for for the Standard. Railroads and legis GENUINE ... Copyrights Ac. Hyde, dough "I'oau's So. !!!!>.—Word Uuildlnir. I havo one Colonial CASTORIA H. Kidney aid to thwart Stylo, mahogany Αητ«η··*Γ»ΊΙ»< h "ketch anil ma» l'awtucket, !.. says: minutes, turn out on a platter latines lent their powerful description both husband three twenty almost new, billckly wK'vrt.i.'l <■· y, .lu. il froe whether ait l'llls have L»t a used by my From Α. Ε. Β, T, R, II form efforts of the Men case, Pease piano, 7i octave, < ftituunlca- and serve with the following sauce: the independents. invention ι* probably patentable. and two tugttin and tbe relief obtained for 183. coitlklentlui. Haiulb*H"*ki*ii l"*tent· words (one a name) with all the letters, to the cause of the $ Horn ^triîtïy iu every case was ,'ery satisfactory. My important struggling free. Oldest uitency for security patenta. STRAWBERRY SAUCE. M)ut [ was bothered uff aud ou for a loujf with five and thirteen at least with oil men died at critical moments. Their One walnut case Poole almost «'aient* Taken thrt>uk-h Munit Λ Co. recilre husband two piano, aeross his back, which at of *ft*ritti w tic', with· ut charce. tu the time with pains Cream two tableepoonfuls butter, markets were and their money new, for worth $2ό0. 1 saw lK>au's four. destroyed UP WENT HIS LONG NECK. $900, times became very severe. add one of to the oil busi- a 1. Μ, 'Γ. R make three words, gradually cupful powdered lost in a vain effort put One second hand Ivers & Pond Kidney fills advertised, aud procured With Ε. in piano, store. He sugar and a little lemon juice. Beat ness on a fair basis. (if liis once terrible beuk. Scientific American. box from W. L. Wood's drug using all the letters in each, and nine competitive tin· niiy walnut case, for $950, worth $300. ;i lu «ira led wiH'klv. short time was rid as crushed berries as the mixture A handsome!» jUimtCfr used them, and lu a very many Miss Tarbell points out many signifi- never us Go off «»f *'»▼ iM*tci»tiûc Jfurtnû. lofmi,Pi Doau'e with four of the letters. "You'll entcli again. 1 have a nice oak case at Rum- ctilmliv·'! »f the backache. I always keep will hold ami serve or melt over of which organ near: f >ar month», II. SS.»U1 by «11 newsdealers. cold, cant national importance at a fills ou baud, aud would not be lights to the woods and die." ford 11 that I will sell Kidney hot water and serve hot. same this conflict has thrown on the Standard Falls, «tops, without them." trade. Mu. 13».—Kiddle. sauce can be used for other ThisJ con- .Mr. Ileron bis head on one side great MUNN S Co.3e"*~ft- New York For sale by all druggists: 50 ceuts. Foe- puddings. Oil Trust. It indicates the trust's put Branch Offlce. a/SL, Washington. D. C. railroad track hand at South ter-Mltburn Co., Buffalo, Ν. V. I'm found In «very of business," which mid then on tbe other. He whs think- One second Estey organ almost marsh. CABBAGE PUDDING. ception "legitimate Ami every seem much of an Paris, almost new, for 133. Hare not to be You does was Kind improve- man He Is Over «cross tbe river η Bought 1 a tune when day done; ing. Always in the sing Place a layer of sliced cabbage in on that of buc- One hand Worcester 11 are loud and harsh. ment ethical quality second organ, My tones bottom of a add salt, pep- fishing. Over 30 Years. horse's foot pudding dish, times. It shows the wide- in. nice condition, for $-15. In Use For I'm ïouml upon your caneering stops, CITY. per and littlo of and cover "I'll see how be does it." said he. TNC CENTAUR eOMMNV, ?T MURRAY STREET. NEW YORR And soinetiau's on your eoat. pieces butter, power over the railroads possessed One hand & six this a spread second Dyer Hughes, Weak I'm the soldier boy with cold milk. Over sprinkle a mere a worm at one end But when with by the trust, which at intimation "Oh. a line, and octave, walnut case, never been hurt, 1 never a note layer of breadcrumbs, then another layer It an sing favorable action. reveals a on the But, that cost for of and more mil* compels and pole other—easy! $63. cabbage, seasoning even more ominous power over legisla- and then breadcrumbs until the dieh is let nie s.-e, I have no pole; no, but I One second hand square piano, a nice Hearts \o. 131.—Hidden Flower·. tures, and, most of all, the W. H. Winchester, erefV alarming for worth Ara due to Indigestion. Ninety-nine «I tilled, breadcrumbs and butter must have a scheme." one, $113, $140. Our little do;; hid in the barn while power of controlling the markets by one hundred who have been trouble be the and have of milk people the farm for top layer plenty and Next he sat himself on the bank SEND FOR CATALOGUES. It wee old Uncle Nero searched arbitrarily fixing prices supply. day can remember when simple Indiges- to moisten it all. Bake for about one her Miss Tarbell concludes significant with a tied to his long beak η ecientlilc (act that all oaeee of him. need to long string tion. It Is and one-half hours. You may article with this pertinent comment: FOR not are net only Did see Japan's yellow lias float- more winch and a wiggly worm tied at one end of HEADQUARTERS beert dt—eao. organic, you add milk while baking you "Altogether this story shows a combi- W. J. Wheeler, to. but era the direct raeuH el Indt· and that of Tripoli lying low? can do a little hole inthe lie the end of FARMERS! traceable ing high bv making top. sub- tbe string. dropped ATTENTION nation of powers of such variety, BILLINflH BLOCK, All food taken Into the etomacb oil the coast of no while and gestion. That little village This will have odor baking and that the most con- the in the water. The worm fermenta tlety strength string which (allé of perfect digestion and is voting but wait, it may is delicate. is ΜηΙιιγ Canada yet. quite servative may well ask whether it Mr. Heron winked one eye ««mil Pfirift. •veil· the stomach, pulling it up efalnet the wiggled. still l»e beard from. DELICATE PUDDING. wise to allow them to any body of men. heart. This Interferes with the action «I and then the other. Pretty soon his Did notice that uian with the such sweeping powers have In the course el time thai you Beat one of butter with two cups Certainly "a bite!" Oxford Democrat the heart «ad viol'; cup been taken from states- head bobbed. "Ah," he cried, The drum and ti.at other one with the till almost long ago away delicate but vital organ becomes dtesarad. of sugar very thoroughly came concern men and churchmen. It seems reason- went his long neck and up Nevada. O..aqra: IMeonwè seems to lie the chief a Add the ^ of I'p αμπ Mr. D.KaaMe,af Etiquette cream. yolks (beaten) to heebie ad vestes ted este ts I had beart troebls able to ask whether it is safer allow Mr. Yellow Ned, kicking and strug- of their lives. four eggs and two tableepoonfuls of jelly. Eastern Steamship Company. vtthtt. I task Kodoi Dr«apala Cure for abort tan them to men only by greed and ma. Flavor with vanilla or lemon. Line a inspired at the end of the line. The old PORTLAND DIVISION. aaaths aad H cored than to those to a gling rn ten I I'uitlr. love of the game who, \u. 13·.—liniK |tli shallow dish with a good crust took him off the hook and hung Kodol Digests What You Eat pudding degree, at least, are inspired by public heron Reduced Rate. Fare $1.00, Portland What |»art of the ocean do the fol- and till it with the mixture. Use the The Ν. Y. Tribune Farmer and relieves the stomach ot all nervea interest or the advancement of religious him on a stick. "Waal." remarked the to Boston. Staterooms $1.00 to S 1.50. all lowing letters represent: Κ. G. Ν. C? whites of the eggs well beaten with a Port- strain and the heart of pressure. ideas." as he on another worm, Steamers leave Franklin wharf, little for a «■Id bird, put Size 2 H ttaaaa thetrtrf sugar meringue. and India ex- FOR ONE YEAR FOR >. $1.00 hcldln* no land, wharf, Boston, daily aella for 50c. "I leckon it don't make difference axa. which So. IX:.—Don lite Acro«tic. i YANKEE INDIAN PUDDING. The Supremacy of Law. cept Sunday at 7 P. M. WITT ft ONI so as kf ■. & Da oo.. downward, how yer. givrer fish long yer git as low as other lines. My primais, reading spell Stir half a tumbler of corn meal in Some time ago John Turner, an ac- Freight always via the steamers of this Com Sold by Γ. A. Shurtleff Λ Co. a fatuous American man-of-war. and from an him."—St. Louis l'ost-Disputcli. All freight I some milk until it is well blended. Boil knowledged anarchist, appealed will of is insured Fire and Marine my finals, reading upward, spell one of milk and add to it the meal order of exclusion under the terms pany against Horns, and quart Risk. Records, Blanks, ils nickname. I and stir constantly until it is smoothly the amended immigration laws which Appropriate. into this so since said Franklin For Sale. Cross woruV(of unequal length): 1.To scalded. Add one-half cup of sugar, aim to prevent the coming "It's long you sang." J. F. Liscomb, Agent, of anarchists and the "I Supplies, and stone dam acknowledge. 2. To note. 3. Miserly. one-half cup of molasses, butte» the size country professed the genial sun to the frozen brook. Ale. The mill privilege doc- Wharf, Portland, Places of of a half a of dissemination of their dangerous when started with four acres of land for- 4. A prefix meaning half. 3. walnut, teaspoonful ground suppose you get again together cinnamon, half a a trines. A great hue and cry was raised Calvin Austin, V. P. &. Gen'l. worship. 0. A useful metal. 7. A be- nutmeg grated, pinch you'll babble some old chestnut."". the a because such action seemed " =$1.75· by Knights of a of at the time merly occupied in learning. 8. To reveal, i). ground cloves, quarter pound 'Jutlit tell them that you thaw Manager. on River in Wood- ginner to some to be a violation of Ν. Η. m lis the Concord of chopped suet, two people gross " I ^Berlin, 11. finely me.' tbe brook faintly. A. H. G. P. & T. A. Limits. 1». Willfully disregarded. and currants to toste. f the of the constitution which pro- lisped Hanscom, j stuck. For further in- beaten, raisins spirit particulars to the eye. 1-. A famous of and General offices Foster's Wharf, of Pertaining it seems thick add milk. Bake a little fesses to guarantee liberty speech Λ ReninrUittile Schoolroom. sent on quire that time however Catalogues application. eiuperor. more than an hour or until done. of the press. Since Boston, Mass. V. K. Me. One of the most remarkable school- PARRIS, Paris, some the public declarations of Turner Every Every I SWEET POTATO PUDDING. ol rooms In the world is surel.f that of So. 131.—Cro** Purpose*. have been calculated to destroy at least was ex- La Petite Hoquette, the Paris prison If out and I come in. a large Peel and four sweet a of the sympathy which you go I grate potatoes. part of Wide=Awake Up=to=Date OF and tended to him in the first instance. And for juvenile offenders. The system ILLS cask becomes a soft white metal. Ex- I Beat six eggs thoroughly, whites Mix one-half now comes the decision of the supreme this prison is that of solitary comble- Tun, tin. I yolks separately. Farmer ample: the order so con- Farmer I of sugar with a quarter of a poundP°"°^ of court in the matter, affirming ment, the whole building being and done in first A small cake becomes a receptacle of Washing ironing NEEDS Childhood butter a little Add the of and declaring the right structed tlint each of tbe detached cells who is interested in the news of Liver, stomach sod bowel com- I (or more.) eggs deportation class manner. Will call for and for coal season the U. S. under the constitu- Frames plaint·. blood disorder», feverish- I to this and then the potatoes; government is overlooked by a warder stationed on Paris ami Oxford should A Picture or be- Paris. County High-Class the Irrita· useless cumbersome from its deliver clothes in South HMD. nervouttne*·. and Anything with and and one-ha f tion to exclude alien anarchists The school- debilitating condition· nutmeg allspice a small observation tower. a Un* and comes « subscribe for on worms, are re- supple. of and mix it territory. Address, brought by quickly teaspoonful salt, through room consists of 20U cells in the form Agricultural Weekly lieved and permanently cured by Amusement becomes part of a lisli. I four of flour. Bake. And sober minded friends of govern- LAUNDRESS, tableepoonfuls of an from each of Good Local of An insect becomes large. ment everywhere will applaud the sound amphitheater, to give hi m the experience and Pictures, POTATO PUDDING. teacher Care Democrat Office, WHITE sense and of this deci- which the teacher,«and the all the advanced A small iron ball becomes a stick of I common justice South Paris. others in Dr. Trne's Elixir sion. of free like cart lie seen. Each of the youth- Newspaper and wood. I Wash and peel four sized white The right speech .only, Weekly methods improvements builder of good in It Is a wonderful tonic aud hne and other constitutional right which ful offenders takes his place in silence, to him in touch with the which are an invaluable aid Make· chU- becomes a note. potatoes, grate them up put every keep Ueeliand muacle. weakly An animal one to over 50 one of the American is be iu the farthermost cell and the and all the Mirrors dreu strong and robust. For becomes a them in a dish with quart milk, people possess, the lirst doings of his neighbors, securing largest possible Mats, m· it here A stopper for a barrel limitations as J. WALDO NASH, and with yean awl and praised by set this over a fire and stir unttl exorcised within such others in rotation. The closing of one from the farm, 33 ■·■ nt- at all gentle items of interest to himself and profits everywhere. druggists. heap of alum thrown together in order shall find it wise and matter for mem- well scalded; beat four eggs and mix organized society of these cell doors opens that of the special every WHU f»r frt# to drain. to No one family. his of with them, and stir beneficent impose. except of the is ber of family. Wokl.t -tkll- lone cup sugar next cell. The voice teacher Licensed Taxidermist, becomes a deep hole. an anarchist would for a moment assert & dr«> ui would be license rather liberty Wild Hour of India. AND day, Sepia specialty. The from the farm. an edge. it was never intended to be included in CURE FOR household. make money Mix together one cup of finely chop- General Sir Montague Gerard of the Insert A between and a of our Satisfaction Guaranteed. support large suet, one cup of sour milk, , trees and the emblem of quantity 2. Ichabod. 3. 4. apples, put layer prince among below The Oxford show that he is a sire that Pacific. Chagrin. then a doin in the class of 1874 and en- will send to the address To pro- cake and sprinkle with sugar, College genius. A peculiarity of this tree is you please Klrtles. 5. Willows, ti. Ireland. 7. another tered the work of the Methodist Year: layer of cake dipped in milk and upon fruit and flower at the Democrat and New-York Tribune Farmer for One duces Driver» D. Painter. 10. in this state. Later he held that it bears Cientlfiufit'« t'assins. 8. Kidnaps. of and sugar and so on till ministry layer apples same time. Its leaves are evergreen, in all sizes as usual. Archers. 11. 12. Evening. of the dish. A little pastorates in Boston and New York and and of I'okebag. you get to the top to. speed early maturity. Noon for the 10 has been chancellor and as it grows older it grows in beau- Send Democrat Morning, U$. Renewal. 14. Sisters. uutmeg grated over each apple layer im- past years of Ν. Y. and fruitfulness. Its blossom tilling No. 122. Connected Diamonds: proves it. Dot the top layer with bits of Syracuse University, Syracuse, ty he has been and butter and bake in a moderate oven until As an educator eminently the air with its fragrance. It Is indeed Night I. II. and under his administration C. Buck, the are tender. Make a successful a lit emblem of marriage promise and & Guy its : in meringue A.W. Walker Son, good flour shows quality apples has much τ κ with the whites of the eggs and some the university grown larger The orange tree Is considered Send Farmer to. ... Maine. the umler the hopes. South Paris, fluffy dough flavor with a little and stronger in all departments. South Paris. hands, in the brown τ η Ε OLP powdered sugar, typical of love because, though its fruit kneading of For Dr. has been at in the lemon and over the top years Day recognized flavor scent deli- loaves noonday, flaky Τ Κ Κ Ν D Ο Ρ Κ Κ Α juice spread men in the is golden and its and FOR MALE. Return to the oven as one of the strongest FAKM white slices that the table the padding. just as grace Λ Κ V Λ Τ Κ his cious, its rind is bitter, and. every I Η Κ τ ι: Κ L to brown. Serve cold with Methodist denomination but broad Κ arm for sale In Kaat Sumner. 175 acres κυυ<1 at Good flour is the result long enough night- and ideas have one knows who bas experienced it, Cu- Signed land, wood lot containing cimli hard wool, of careful wheat selection and Κ Ν Τ Κ Υ Ο R Α Κ Κ cream. progressive brought J" whipped cer- is eoM.t· oak. :uli, hemlock ami pine Cute from upon him the charge of heresy from pid's dart causes pain. The orange ami advanced methods. Ο Κ Υ Α Τ Κ to 35 tone good hay, hae apple», pears milling SWISS ALMOND PUDDING. and the attacks have been as well us of HILLS, ■ tain emblematic of gratitude '•line. Located one mile from school, two miles quarters, ■ Κ bitter and The little Jeweler and Graduate from churches. -tore, po*t office and railroad, Chop up very small two ounces of al- persistent. weight genius and love. Optician. The be sent to different line. these the NOTE. may and on telephone Address, No. 123.—A Familiar Proverb: A cat monds (after being Bhelled) and some given to charges by great body Papers W. U. 1XJWNS, of the church is made evident by his Kaot Sumner. Me. in pattens catches no mice. lemon peel, put this in a saucepan with Votlnir In the Common*. addresses if desired election as and the refusal of No. 124.—Riddieuieree: Lilac. a of milk and a little sugar; when bishop, by In the British house of commons, as pint conference to allow the hunt- — the it to stir in a large heresy be 'decided Is No. 123. Transpositions: Kate's, begins boil, slowly their soon as the question to of rice and let boil for ers a chance to explain position. LQWBslPricesjiij(ord County. skate. ground a clerk at the table Attention steak, takes, cupful action of the conference is a put from the chair, Everybody. ten minutes well during the The splen- No. 120.—Syncopations: I.oose. lose. stirring of Dr. and a sets in motion a huge Rand glass, famil- whole time. Pour this into a mold. did vindication Day sting- We have on hand Pure WASHBURN-CROSBVS House, hose. Petal, peal. Rouse, rose. rebuke to his known to members as the "egg always Put two ounces of sugar into a pan with ing persecutors.—Kennebec iarly MAINE, and Corn Journal. because It takes three NORWAY, Oats ground together, a little water, stir until it melts and be- boiler," probably sand mixed and ground with cnre by our HEALTHY MOTHERS. comes light brown in color, then add a minutes to run out. As the last honest miller R. N. Hall. We are 60LD MEDAL Mothers should always keep in good pint of milk and bring to a boil, strain it The story is told of an Auburn painter runs through the glass the sergeant-at- had been all winter lard lower on this feed to bodily health. They owe it to their and add the yolks of four beaten eggs, who collecting arms instantly locks the massive oak RANGE making prices stir his friends and FLOUR children. Yet it is no unusual sight to put this back on the fire again and pails from acquaintances doors of the chamber and only those QUAKER feed. with western so that makes himself that compete ground quality is high it see a mother, with babe in arms, until it thickens. Turn the pudding out and who was congratulating in Wanted a nice cough- members wbo have succeeded get- Boys We are also unloading very one fifth more bread than any and all the of the mold on a dish and the cus- he would not "stuck11 for something ing violently exhibiting symp- pour get the can vote. are for other flour makes more summer. But ting through doorway IN SHOE FACTORY. car of oats that we Kcreening ; lighter, toms of a consumptive tendency. And tard over it. to mix his paints in all cakes and It is a house and are now to sell at a delicate pastry. should this dangerous condition his wife was seized with cleaning Several about 16 of seed ready why PANCAKE PUDDING. Λ Prudent YonnKrter. boys years age made of the finest wheat; fever—such a severe attack that ehe even low for the of oats. spring exist, dangerous alike to mother and quality its sales exceed other. husband's "And the teacher whipped are and who wish an price any child, when Dr. Boschee'e German Syrup Make a few thin, small pancakes, fry cleaned up her paint shop you suy who strong We have all kinds of Stock and house. When he would 'put a stop to it at once? No them a light brown and spread each one which adjoined the you cruelly?" also Blanchford's Calf she told him in to learn the shoe busi- Poultry Food, mother should be without this old and with currant jelly or some kind of jam, came home at night "Yes, dad." opportunity the Meal. Grass seed, Flour and all tried in the house—for its roll each one and fit them around a high that she had got rummage "Show me the marks." are t^ WASHBURN-CROSBY CO. remedy timely up, glee ness. Good positions open a use cure throat Make eome rather thick safe to off all those old kinds of goods kept in first class Minn—poll·. Mian. will promptly any lung, pudding dish. people carry "I can't, dad. There ain't no marks." or trouble in or her in the which had been cluttering up the Grain Mill, Ralston's bronchial herself custard and pour conter, stirring pails "No marks?" smart, capable boys. including or can have cut shed and that didn't her a children. The worst cough cold it with the bits of pancake you they charge was dressed for Whole Wheat Flour the barrel man bit his "No, dad. You see, I at once to by be cured by German Syrup; so off in fitting them in the dish. Cover cent for doing it either! The Apply speedily and it."—Cleveland Plain Dealer. or bag. can hoarseness and congestion of the the whole with a pancake and steam for tongue but kept his peace, it is said, drove CHASE, MERRITT CO., bronchial tubes. It makes expectoration two hours, or b ke as desired. without waiting for his supper and instant relief and refresh- down to the' rummage sale and a Settled. Mechanic Me. easy, gives 8PONOE PUDDING. paid Falls, A. E. Shurtleff, ing rest to the cough-racked consumptive. dollar to the woman in charge and then Old Gentleman (at his daughter's once for all New trial bottles, 25 cents; large size, 75 Oue-quarter of a pound of flour and drove back happy more, wedding)—My dear, I don't see how I South Paris, Maine. were round in his cents. For sale by F. A. Shurtleff A Co. one-quarter of a pound of sugar mixed those tin pails rattling am to get along without you. Bride— FREE TO HOUSEWIVES. together; scald one pint of milk and atir wagon. Oh. that's all right, pa. Since the cer- out mail "When I married sneered the Sale ! HE SEES BEST Cut this advertisement and you," the flour and sugar in it until it is quite has Livery Stock for was husband to us with n^tue of and emony performed my your grocer aristocratic husband, "your father was then add the beaten of six News: Try to attend church two-seated we will send νοα free of oneof thick, yolks Bangor confessed that he hasn't saved 20 horses, carriages, charge in trade.'1 one session next enough sees our GOLD MEDAL COOK BOOKS, and one-eighth of a pound of but- for at least Sunday. WHO the CONSEQUENCES. a eggs to start housekeeping, so you won't to top buggies, 4 surries, 4 bicycle containing 1000 carefully prepared "True,** replied the wife, with sigh beat the whites to a stiff froth and There will'still be time enough for the The rails in the ter; 1 nickel, if vour dealer does not han- I was sold." lose me After nil. nice three seated recipes, long drawn out, "and badly stir in Pour into a buttered and for a stroll in the carriages (open), dle Qold Medal Flour, please men- lightly. Sunday papers are harness, robes, etc. tion it in your letter. Address diah and set in a pan of hot water. Bake country. The clergymen striving wagon, whips, Kindly take notice that Ely's Liquid ideas Humiliation. run one hoar. Serve with hard sauce.— hard to impress their good upon Will lease stable to livery busi- j are MOWN * JOSSCLYN, Cream Balm is of great benefit to those well. the that MODEL McCall'e. the public, and are succeeding very "I tell you, sir, kissing hand ness. This is a clean easy Main·. sufferers from nasal catarrh who cannot nice, livery QUAKER Portland, are to church The more there who go you is nothing to what I saw No 1 inhale freely through the nose, but must smiths stock and excellent opening. " Mention this paper. want between the better the world will be. in this hotel this morning." DO YOU REALIZE treat themselves by spraying. Liquid Drink all the water you competition. Will bell on easy terms. remove as are Balm differs in but not but none with your food, U the "What was that?" to ΧΜ··Μ·Η Cream form, meals, Overheard on the Pike. F. B. FOGG, they put Serious of continued medicinally from the Cream Balm that latest cure for obesity. "The porter blacking the boots that the Consequences Mr. should visit- South Paris. has stood for years at the head of remé- Easy—"Why people hud kicked him last night."—New May 3, 1903. strain? Priceless beyond «11 posses- FOR SALE. ing The Exposition at night, use more Home Telephone Call. low. eje dies for catarrh. It may be used in any in oven and baked Yorker. Dn bolts. is the of An orange put the than in Andrew* Home Stable Call, 108-13. without sions eyesight, deserving your a Allen's Foot-Ease daytime?" One Horse; One New Milch Cow; Pigs nasal atomizer. The price, including an cure for bad highest consideration. Don't trille with will be found excellent Miss Foote—"Because under the bril- four weeks old; One Concord Wagon, spraying tube, is 75 cents. Sold ny if eaten before for A Lovable Character. D0Wn ,nd your eyes. It will cost you nothing to throats, just retiring liant illumination of the grounds, every never been hurt; Two Second-hand druggists and mailed by Ely Brothers, Singleton—How did you come to fall ι Week it see us. the night foot becomes an acre!" tTj. JUDKINS, 50 Cts. 50 cts. Single Harnesses; Yankee Plow; One. 56 Warren Street, New York. in love with wife? Littleton—I Mr. Easy—"Fair, Only fair! Pray, con- your furfeon. Second-hand Quaker Range, good order; I her her and after- Veterinary Mra. Kratchett— I don't like Nervousness and a sallow skin come duct me to the nearest drug store and I married for money One Second-hand Sitting Room Stove, Bridget, South i Hobtos' | the looks of that man who called to see from the lack of deep breath- never to acoept a substitute for ward discovered that she possessed R. F. D. No. 1. High Street, I □leorge W. SAMUEL RICHARDS, Princess One Lever Butter. frequently promise Paris make; stimulates the cir- or Allen's Foot-Ease." twice as much as she claimed to hare. Paris, Me. Curtis Hill and Tele-1 on or you last night. ins. Deep breathing you for Worker. Call address, Division No. 2. 241 Jeweler and Optician, I Bridget—Well, well, ain't it funny, culation and helps the body throw off Foot Notk—The twain will be made —Puck. phone, Telephone A. J. PKNLKY, attention, Variety Norway. ma'am? He said the same about yon. Its Impurities. one in Jane. Sigh Street. Prompt Store, SOUTH PARIS, ME. South Paris, Me. ¥

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