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VOLUME 80. SOUTH PARIS, MAINE, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1913. NUMBER 52

ralaed from the bottom of the Lake Obituary: C. H. Cramp. noted shipbuild- 11. Obituary: August Bebcl, German so- Far In) «to rules; time *i hours. Und«* rune of T'nltcd States warship*. I ΒΚΚΤ D. PARK, Will It Pay ? near Eric, Pa. er. in Philadelphia; aged 83. cialist leader, at ». Memorial: Monument to Gen. Brad- H The "Mona Lisa:" Celebrated painting AMONG THE FARMERS. (armera are now » on Many juat asking Balkan War: The Qreeka captured Ja- Sporting: Jerome D. Travers won th· Personal: Governor William Buixer ofοι dock erected the battleground of hi· bjr Da Vinci, which disappeared from Licensed Auctioneer, me Zu^.R^e2xer themselves the queation "Will it pay nlna from the Turks, securing 32,000 New Jersey golf championship, defeat- New York i.npeached by the defeat In 17t6, near Unlontown. Pa. the Parla Louvre Jn 1911, reported to THK PLOW." SOUTH PARIS, MAINK. "SrKED tu take one or more of the abort courtes prisoners. ing Oswald Klrkby 8 up and 2 to play. 14. Ob tuan·: «ear Admiral Slla.,assembly. Casey. Mexico: Foreign envoy· In Mexloo asked havFranklin Knight Lane of Cal- pionship match at Meadowbrook. Frar»* Joseph celebrated throughout air at JohannUthal. Prussia, killing « 10. Conventlono: American Association Fer Ρ MKM by to 3 for the English team. passengers. Including 8 member· of the Labor met In at Law, A POt'LTRY EXPERT OIVES THK weeks; Horticulture and Poultry Man- ifornia; agriculture, David. Franklin 6V4 goals Austria and Hungary. Legislation Washington. Attorney Aviation: Count Zeppelin'« dirigible bal- _i_, admiralty commission. Natonal College Athletic association LKAOL'I A 2 and run Houston of Missouri; commerce, Wil- •0 Obituary: Emile Olllvler. noted Pr«™l®r MA1NK. UElid OK THE HOCSKWIVCS* agement beginning February loon flew from Baden-Baden to Vienna, Personal: Mr·. Emmeline liret met In New York. XOKWAY, ning for three weeks. liam Cox Red Held of New York; labor, of Prince fcnder Napoleon III·, at An- Block. Collections » Specially L1TTLC INFORMATION. William Wilson of Pennsyl- 480 miles, about. In 8 hours, beating ex- 83. English militant «uffraglst, p*"kh"r"*;arrived at IL Judicial: Commerce court ended by act Home These courses are run for the benefit DAILY RECORD. Bauchop necy. France; aged SHORT which Is _ New vania. press train time, lCVfr hours, by Directum I. made a world# York. of congress. of those more ex- ■porting: PARK. of who cannot take the over 8 hours. is. Aviation: Roland French avi- A The newspapers are fall of notice· ■porting: McDonald scored a new world's pacing record of 2:02% at Goshen. Ν. Y. Oanros, tended courses and wbo desire to The British house of common· made a of 6» JJKRKICK the doings of the Housewives' League in yet record by hurling the M pound shot 19 Political: Convention: 20th International peace con- ator, nonstop flight mile·, 8ileno· Hour. at secure information mod- to a second the home from Marseille· to ParU. Attorneys Law, various cities in their efforts to reduce concerning feet and 3% inches in New Tork. passed reading opened at The Hague. One mother of a household has In face of large ern, up to-date No tuition of of the World Told In Klvlat made a new world's record by rule for Ireland bill the loss fire In the flDortlng: Pennsylvania university foot- BXTHIL, MAINS. the of eggs. Probably moat of agriculture. History Fir·: J1.W0.000 by factory a of recreation which is really price kind Is ·β In I minutes IS W team defeated Brown university in system ton SUery C. Park a an any charged, the only expeoa running 1,000 yards district of Jersey City. ball AJ>I1 S. Herrlck. these women suppose that hen lays vlxier a The and Its duties are railroad fare, room and board. seconds in New York. IL Turkey:Pfichefket Pasha, grand n. Miscellaneous: Frederick J. e> the annual name at Philadelphia; 'CO··® novelty. day egg in the year and that the being, Paragraphs. In the streets every day The.. for and board I About 30 men killed and Θ0 of Turkey, assassinated «,Γ « Β to 0. Ml*· Gladys Ravensoroft of carefully apportioned, and the schedule CARL S. BRIGGS, is due to a combination expense room Explosion: Ligh price solely of dynamite In of Constantinople. England won the women · golf cham- as as the amounts to about $4.50 per week. Tbe Injured \>y explosion "°.- Is followed closely possible. By of dealers artificially raising price. on Alum Chine it. Philippines: 0 American aoldlus killed pionship of the United States at Wil- Dentist, is therefore but what is transit the steamship this the mother is able to take It would be news to thorn (hat not one expense small, and 12 wounded In a battle between mington, Del. doing MAINE. In Baltimore harbor. Martin, "last of H-e Crows died SOUTH PARIS, in return? OBITUARY ROIL und Moros. one afternoon hour a day for complete poultry m an in a hundred makpg any gained THE YEAR'S I Fire: At Yokohama; loss of 17,600,000. troops Saidnaw. Mich.; aged about 120 >earsn^ar BatUe Centenary: German· celebrated si. to 5 ρ m. Even- In General the ti American team won the de- case It is from 2 to 3 Office Hour* : 9 a. money on eggs when they are 60 to 75 Agriculture following 1L Obituary: Dr. J. 8. Billing·, Federal Sporting: li Convention: International ο the battle of Leiptlg which rest. In her are farm soil fer- in International ο ing» Special attention cents a dozen. I remember a list subjects studied, cropa, war veteran, author and librarian, in ciding game po congress opened at Berne Errantwith 1.1M the disastrous defeat of Napoleon o'clock. She places a large placard at by appointment. seeing λ farm 74. match at Meadowbrook, Ν. defeat Bonaparte In 1813. dedicating on the >»iven to children. ot market egg puultrymen who were tility, plant nutrition, buildings Political Allaire, Sporting, Personal New York city; aged this lime on the stairs, proclaiming ■ to 143-4 and farm and II tornado over ing the English team by 4V4 4V» burned at battlefield a monument said to be tne Telephone a.sked to the actual coat to them of equipment, management, of Storm: Electrical swept M. Teague. the mother's give ami Miscellaneous Items—Lou Ft?:RanroadeHhope finest In Europe. "Silence." By persistence November aud such special subjects as types, breeds, the lower southern and southwestern eggs produced duriug IE : 2£th anniversary of th· is Accident: In a wreck on the In this hour others have and care of Life aud Accident·, states; 100 deaths. Anniversary 27 by fire In the Smith Railroad taking quiet j. WALDO NASH. and the cost from 20 diseases, feeding horses, Property by of F*re: Jl.ooolooo'loss December, ranged 14. Fire: Plant of the Elmira Telegram de- reign of Emperor William Germany lumber at Point. Mobile and Ohio railroad at Buckatun- to respect It until it has become cattle, swiue and Storms and Confia· company yard, Bay grown cents an egg to $115 an egg. Think of sheep, poultry. Shipwrecks, celebrated by ceremonies In Berlin. na Miss., 46 soldiers of the ooast artil- the In the studied are: stroyed; loss 3850,000. a part of the home. In her home a man to sell eggs at six Dairying subjects Review. Obituary: Delia Fox. popular light opera a lery were killed and 100 Injured. being obliged g rations—A Chronological IB. Storm: A bllzxurd raged from Illinois Mexico: President Wilson delivered rests or else reads. No Licensed Taxidermist, cost cattle, In New 41. mother really cents that actually him from dairy (breeds, breeding, feeding to the Dakotas. actress, York; aged to on the eltuatlon In Fire- Fire at the railroad terminals. East apiece message congress is abso- as and management), animal nutrition, 16. Convention: American Medical associ- St. caused a lo.· of one near her unless It Street, rear Masonic Block, two to ten times much! And that JANUARY. 15. Greece: King George assassinated at Louis, $1,0 hlsK K Convention: Triennial convontion of 4oda evstpmiitlcallv.—Buffalo Times. wrecked. Many Nebraska towns smit- time and National Conservation exposi- ness, also the of at Little Rock; aged 61. World's W. C. T. U. met In Brook tnd all the big packing houses—buy up housing poultry. Broom II. won the Brooklyn Handicap. tion at Knoxvllle. Tenn. the are both the astrono- ten. opened in midsummer at These subjects taught by 6. Obituary: Lewis Swift, noted Harvard won the In the . Potted on Autograph·. .'tigs all over the West St. Field Marshal Viscount Gar- deciding game U;,ir0ad Accident: 21 persons killed class room and actual methods. at Maruthon. N. T.; aged 93. Obituary: ■ football a aud them in practice mer. championship baseball series with alt and over H0 In a colll>lon on Sporting: Dartmouth college an Interval In London W. 0. 15 to 20 cents dozen put Rosecrans net Joseph Wolseley. famous British Injured During The courses are to be 7. Shipwreck: The steamer scoro 0 to 6. team defeated Princeton university. G ;old as real fresh planned intensely at Mentone, France; aged SO. In Brooklyn; the New York. New Haven and Hart so he tells In "Further Rem- storage; then, eggs get on Peacock Spit, Ore.; 31 soldier, Princeton. Carlisle Indians BcuIIjr, and to in tbe short time was wrecked 24 20 killed and many Injured near Conn. 1C killed to 0, at for Glasses. •carce in the fall and the rises, practical give M. Flood: Waters reached their height In Explosion: ford New Haven. of a South African Examined price seamen drowned. In the Hunted tied with Pennsylvania In football at iniscences Pioneer," Eyee allowed a amount of information 460 lives and estimated by explosion of mill dust and 30 Injured In a collision on the hese storage eggs are put on the market large Alfredo De Oro, champion Ohio; lost, prop- IMmlico with a & Sporting: Milling plant. Buffalo. railroad at Ilawes Junction. had rooms in landlady so as modern, up-to-date farming. of world, erty loss above 1300,000,000. Midland rery carefully, iu limited amounts, concerning billiard player the Cold Wave: Snow In Massachusetts. who made a A circular full information has pocket 17. Balkan War: Turks surrendered Adri- 25 of snobbish tendencies, the so the giving defeating James Ma- a 9 lot to quite supply demand, saved his title by Obituary: George Thatcher old time avi- lets) captured Monterey after da>s been issued and can be secured by writ- anople to the Bulgarians and Servians Aviation·* Roland Garros. French cult of "superior persons." Πθ tells jrice will continue to rise until it reaches turo In New York. minstrel, at East Orange. N. J., agea a with 61,000 prisoners. Allied troops at- ator flew «cross the Mediterranean where think it would be ing tbe College of Agriculture, Universi- it. Fire: Loss of IC.000.000 by burning of r Katherine Elklns, once be- this amusing experience: point they the Turkish lines at the Chata!- sea from St. Raphael, France, to Bl PeVsonal: of Orono. at Calgary, Alberta. tacked "" "I had been for a short visit to lnwise to it as ty Maine, cold storage plant War: Bulgarian troops «k'eaUrf 4ù8 h Ι» ·». M» push up any further, com- Ja defenses of Constantinople. Balkan xerta. North Africa. m'le In UoK Will it times over. 17. Political: The British house of In battle with at married to %· T. *·· " and ou would decrease too much, pa.t? Yes, many cap- Servians Zletovo, hours; average speed about 6S m"*·· explorer, »'.%· «"gt Rudj'ard Kipling at Rottlngdean ,'ousumpt Irish home rule bill IL Obituary: John Plerpont Morgan, and The who won the "Sweepstakes" mons passed the Macedonia. * Mexico: Gen. Felix Dlax. political rival back a bunch of roses rhen the price is carefully nursed lady Poln- italist, in Rome; aged 76. Political· The house of representative had brought S. RICHARDS. at tbe Conference held at by a majority of 110. Raymond 28. Sporting: Whisk Broom II. won th. of Gen. Huerta. given refuge on a to continue as as prize Dairy was bis that Mre. nade long possible, minister of France, APRIL. States at Vera Cru». from garden. Seeing PARIS. ME. the first of the care, prime Suburban Handicap, beating a 9 >ear Francisco the use of United warship SOUTH while unload their ator· Lewiston during present Hetch-Ilitcnj was so of her celebrities, they gradually elected of the republic. a and a Wand proud took the short course in Dairy- president L Personal: Ex-President W. H. Taft world's record by running mile basin. In the Sierra Nevada mountains, NOVEMBER. eggs on the market. month, Dr. Thaddeus S. C. Lowe, aero- I would let her know that »ge la-1 Obituary: took up his duties as professor at Yale quarter In 2 minutes flat. for water vote IB to « I thought I. November and December are ing at tbe College of Agricnlture ut Pasadena, CaJ.; supply; L Sporting: Cornell defeated atfootb.il E. W. (ilWOLKK, October, naut and Inventor, university. Accideni: 10 persons drowned by the α so when she The short course since editor, 1 Fire· Flic destroyed 30 blocks in Ho by Harvard, 23 to 6. at Cambridge. too, knew celebrity, :he months which this January. long aged 81. E. Prentiss Bailey, of of a raft near Leech- duriug operation has 1 Convention: International congress sinking ferry Borings Ark.; loss KOOO.Ott). The vil- came set the breakfast table next Janu- pasned tbe stage. It with the Utlca Observer for to ;oes on. With the beginning of experimental connected historical studies convened in London. burg, Pa. loss • twelve .. of' Dokhoina, Okla.. burned; nivUiiarv Dr Charles McBurney. noted I to the flowers and the its value the past GO years, at Utlca; aged 79. sen- Κ drowned the fage morning Mated ! ary many of the bens have finished proved during Suffragettes: Emmellne Pankhurst Accident: 11 persons by Ê60Û 000 Finish is Mrs. C. R. Dorr, poet Builders' an number of years in this state. Tbe expense & Obituary: Julia to 3 In of a bathhoiise gangway on •aid. moult, and increasing tenced years' Imprisonment collapse China: Chlneee troops cap- It is at Rutland, Vt. ; aged 87. government WINDOWS of any and to It is small but tbe returns are large. and uuthor, London for suffragette outrages. Merrlmac river at Lawrence. Mass. Mrs. Wand, you wouldnev- ! will furnlata DOORS anil >otb hens pullets begin lay. In the wrecking tured the city of Nanking, practical!» Snook, in T.ru «rwk* »· "There, at a time of when the farmer Shipwreck: 43 lives lost I Political: President Wilson read a mes- Hot Wave: Record breaking heat day eÎÏÏw»*.: •i!*e or kt reasonable price·. )vid<>nt that the cannot be given year off ending the rebellion against the repub- of killing 3W persons. er guess where these roses came from. Style high price of the liner Veronese city Abancay, can best leave homo. Ask for catalog. passenger sage before congress in joint session, In Chicago; thermometer 102 on street took the oath naintaiued, and now each speculator I. Political: Ludwlg III. They came from the garden of tho Portugal. reviving a custom abandoned in 1301. level; +6 deaths. rid of his as soon as 1 Snorting: Jerome I). Travers won for as king of Bavaria. wants to get eggs 2. Personal: Helen (jould, the philanthro- baseball great Mr. Kipling.' Window & Door Frames. Value of Red Top Qrass. 10. Sporting: Major leagues open- 4th time the national amateur golf Yale defeated Also jossible, and they are put out on the married to Flnley J. Shepard in JULY. Sporting. " Oo's 'e?' pist, ed the season of 1911 John G hall to at Haven, uari 'Mr. Kipling? oi red on a number Veteran Reunion: of the Blue championship, defeating 17 0. New Br^n flnUh for IaaMe uarket in such I have been using top New York. former Opening ftt^ " If In want of soy kind of increasing quantities II Obituary: John B. Henderson, 4 at Garden won over at foot- 'Good I exclaimed. 'Sure- Pine Lum a number of both and Gray reunion at Gettysburg to cel- derson S up and to play, An^ mouth Pennsylvania gracious!' ()utal ale region. mld^ plying. for Sale. slump begins the Turkish army, killed in political Gettysburg Anniversary: Military Matched l'lne Sheathing aa tries make combination with other to thick- Lambert, Canada. a look of on her •arlier, each speculator to grasses which overthrew the govern- at the Gettysburg reunion; anniversary later with skepticism uprising 14. Strike: 200.000 Belgian workmen went - iurt> of the and rid of his en up tbe Qeld, since it will often grow of the battle of Little Round Top. face as she put down the toast high price get ment. on a strike for equal suffrage. 5T8S and, fc. W. (II.I^I)LER, the When the occurs in where the other will not de- 1 Gettysburg Anniversary: Anniversary jefore drop. drop spots grasses 6. Balkan War: Turkish batteries Illness of Plus remarked: Maine. Personal: Pop· changed rack, women fire upon of Pickett's charge, the climax of tho aged M We«t Sumner. he Housewives' League say: grow. fending Constantinople opened for the worse. phla; 'Well, 'e ought to be good lookin' at uu oui uciisth m m.a battle of celebrated on the stormed bow we have the r» une mauy the Gettysburg, " 'Look! See dropped Bulgarians. Obituary: Carl Hagenbeck, noted animal tt.Japanese of Good Roads met In St a dense German bark Panganl Association that.' >rice of when as a matter of method I bave always wanted *. Shipwreck: The collector and showman, near Hamburg, eggs!" : Wll- Α. Ο. of on land when I 4. Gettysburg Anniversary Presldent as a protest against their rorugn v act their action did not affect the gener- growth grass my Germany; aged 68. U"it Mexteo The premier of Great Britain 26 her crew drowned. ■on addressed the veterans at Gettys- icy. notably toward China. to a more a man it. I below a short de- nel and of Convention: Congress of the Daughters his would Monument Quack. 15 years Watch- al market any than bailing could get give close of the 60th r·- ^ ^ that government expert I 0. Political: The British house of lords In burg· anniversary announced med- on the seashore affects the as to beat methods of oare and of the American Revolution opened the Mexican policy of the Unit- "That the men who make great with >ut his boat scription Irish home rule bill by a Ion, composed of veterans of the Mex- Sid maker Bigelow, rejected the w ueiii won- or the of the tide. of this valuable grass. as- and wars, ed States. discoveries and who ■ising falling seeding vote of 3£ό to ω. β. Convention: National Educational ican, civil Spanish-American ical perform Kennard it Co., Boston. sour or acid or M. Personal: Funeral of John Plerpont Convention: uaugniers οι wie \»uuicu- Take the birds at the egg laying cja- For soils, swampy sociation met at Salt Lake City. met in Philadelphia. derful surgical operations are uonored or Morgan held In New York city. L eracy met at New Orleans. at Storrs. Last week laid a meadow lands liable to overflow, soils FEBRUARY. 6. Convention: International Institute of 1 Airship Uisubter: Zeppelin ulishlp monuments :eet they Convention: National Council of Women in life and that imposing for or von Holleben, In a hurricane over the 11 Political: Chinese parliament suspend- ittle over five hundred eggs. That is, not rich enough timothy, 1. Obituary: Dr. Theodor Agriculture opened Rome. No. 1 wrecked by All Work quite met In Washington. ed. memory are reared when they with the best of other or clovers, red top ia es- noted German diplomat. In Berlin: Perry Memorial: Special church services North sea: 15 drowned. to tbeir tight hundred fowls, grasses IT. Aviation Disaster: The French mili- Railroad Accident: 12 killed and over 100 • 1.. (iuaranteed. valuable. It will not do well in a Red 74. and other coremonies at Erie, l'a., to Political: The senuto passed the Under- UUVi yuestru απ«» revu*·? !eed, and care, the birds being pecially tary balloon Zodiac burst at a height In a wreck on the Central of bousing War: The artillery re- cominemornto Perry'n navnl victory on wood-Simmons tarlîï till, 47-37. Injured Frern- laid tive- or but it is said to be Balkan Bulgarian at Alu. α writer in the Hamburg ;be cream of many docks, sandy leachy soils, on of 060 feet Nolsy-le-Grand, France; Georgia railroad near Eufala. eayii sumed bombardment of Adrlanople Lake Erie In 1813. Fire: Flames destroyed ISO cottages, ti whose an in a week ou the aver- to a wider range of soil and cli- 4 officers and a pilot killed. Troublée: H. U. Hotline & denblntt, "but that η quack A little out of the way of egg adapted the true·. 7. Uen. E. Burd Grubb. civil hotels a church at Salisbury Bcach. 14. Financial jigbths expiration of peace of Obituary: and j Do these Housewives' matic conditions than any other culti- Personal: Crisis In the Illness Pope Co., noted banking house of New York, name as such has for been but it to walk. age. League ft Constitutional Amendment: The 16th war veteran and diplomat, at Kearny Mass. ; loss {iiXJ.OUO. generations pays make vated in America. Plus; death seemed Imminent. failed with liabilities estimated us high women imagine that a man can grass grown amendment to the United States con- Λ. J. ; ai;vd 74. 11 Memorial: Monument commemorating known In Germany should be thus Personal: Mrs. William Cummlng Sto- assets a week for If sown alone one bushel tax was U. na- as 15,000,000; IM.Oft). watches, clocks my feeding a hen for (14 pounds) sltutlon authorizing an income Financial: Flret-Second National bank Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry's Is remarkable. There are not «eus, profit rate ry elected president general of the IB. Mexico: Mexican rebels (Constitution- honored ive of an even at 75 cents a of cleaned seed an acre ia the usual by Delaware, Wyoming and of Pittsburgh closed Its doors, tying val victory over the British fleet Se;>t. eighths egg, approved Daughters of the American Revolution. Juarex from the fed- children In Germany who do not AND JEWELRY. of If sown in the chaff double of the states about In IS on Put-ln-Bay Island, alists) captured many iozen? Poultry men make their money seeding. New Mexico: three-fourths fortress up 130.000,000 deposits. 10, 13, unveiled be- It Balkan War: The Turkish of erals. which thus: W lib Hobbs' Store. Norway, Me. to 30 cents a and this amount should be used. It may be having Indorsed It. the amendment β. Balkan War: Turkey sent an ultima- Lake Erie. know the song begins Variety when eggs are 25 doxen, Scutari captured by Montenegrins. Carlisle Indians defeated Dart- or or with came law. tum to to evacuate Turkish William J. Gay nor, mayor of Sporting: Dr. Elsenbart. is made so wo alone either spring fall, 120 miners killed Hulgarla Obituary: football In New "I am the tery seldom, indeed, any money Ο. Mining Disaster: coal at mouth by 86 to 10 at small as a nurse If 6. Sporting: Willie Hoppe retained his territory. New York, died on board the Baltic Zwlllcu lllewllkomoaa! if hen eggs are 00 to 75 cents a dozen.— some grain crop. by explosion In the Cincinnati mine at York. Michigan defeated Pennsylva- done 18.2 balk I'ne billiard championship by Convention: National Dental asHoclatlon sea; aged 62. ] cure the people by my art. A. covered after sowing it should be Courtney, Pa. nia at football, 13 to 0, at Ann Arbor. 3eorge Cosgrove. defeating George Hutton In a title match met at Kansas City. Personal: Harry K. Thaw deported from Zwlllewlllewllkomosa! very rolling ia preferable to Dickens Reminder: Mrs. Mary Ann Coop- Mich. Chicago won a 13 to 7 victory HILLS, lightly; In New York; final BOO to 101. 10. Obituary: Dr. Horace Jayne, noted bi- Canada across the Vermont border '"he blind I treat bo that they walk. or cougt of Dickens' "Little Dor- over at football In Min- the Manure. harrowing. Turk- er, original Minneapolis I to talk. Save Poultry brushing Balkan Wat· Bulgarians attacked ologist, at Waillngford, Pa.; aged 54. near Norton Mills. foot- And the tamo teach The time to cut red In or- rit," died In London In her 100th year neapolis. Υαΐβ-Prlnceton annual Jeweler Graduate leak on farms is proper top ish forts at GalllpoU, on the Darda- SUitc^ Ambassador to 11 Convention: 47th annual encampment ZwiHewillewllkam—helrasso, and Optieian. Ad important poultry Strike: The industrial strike in Bel- Mexico: United a tie at New Haven; score der to secure the best of hay is M. of the ball game ! lue to tbe carelessuess of farmer· in quality nelles. loss Mexico Henry Lane Wilson summoned of the Grnnd Army Republic Zwlllewlll^wllkom—bom ia more a gium for equal suffrage ended; t to S. TLis when in full flower. Il easily β. Sporting: Hannes Kolehmalnen made from his to Washington. opened at Chattanooga, Tcnn. Dr. their poultry maoure. caused by the strike estimated at 120,- post 14 Mexico: Aldnpo, Mexican minister of "A stately monument showing handling than other cut in the new world's Indoor record by running In- UL Personal: Sons of Veterans In session in const it- cured any grass; 11. Balkan War: Roumanian troops a uaoure rank· high fertilizing In New 000,000. John E. the Interior, resigned. Elsenbart extracting a tooth from of a clear the dew is 6 miles In 24 minutes 48 seconds vaded Bulgarian territory following a at Chattanooga, Tenn., elected with lents and Is worth as much, pound for morning day—after MAY. 17. Panama Canal: Steam tug Louise, of Professor off—it is to be raked into wind- York. declaration of war by King Charle* of Sautter of Pittsburg!) commander in writhing boy, the work as the commercial fertil- ready official on board, passed through Ktund, many of John George Brown, noted The steamer Concordia col- party iu two and into cocks ft Obituary: & Shipwreck: Roumanie. chief. ocean to ocean. has been erected at Hann- sale. A too of rows hours, put the canal from Eberleln, isers offered for dry poul of street boys, died In New lided with a bridge pier at the mouth Fire In the of the Haskell Political: Court of impeachment to try L inuKioi late in the afternoon. painter 1*. Fire: plant 18. Sporting: Harvard won a 37 to 0 foot- Munden, where the 'wonder doctor* 36 at ;ry manure contains approximately sixty York city; uged 81. of Tensas river, La., drowning peo- & Basker Car company at Michigan Governor William Sulzer organized at Cambridge. It la often aown with other grasses and ball victory over Brown wan bora." of live Mexico: Revolution In Mexico, headed a loss of pounds nitrogen, twenty pounds and clover. ·. ple. City, Ind., caused $1.000,000. Albany. Mass. of clovers, especially timothy Felix besieged President Wilson the Gardner of Al- )f and twenty five pounds by Col. Diaz, China: President reoognlted IS. Aviation: I/con Letort, French aviator, 1·. Personal: Washington Victoria, cap- phosphorus These additions increase both the revolution- Mexico: Rebels captured At tbe current selling price for quali- Madero In his palace. The Chinese republic. flew from Parle to Berlin, C00 mile· air bion, Mich., elected commander In chief potash. of the The dense killed ital of Tamaullpas. Time'· Change·. ty and quantity hay. ist leader Gen. Bernardo Reyes 4. Sporting: Willie Kolehmalnen won the in 9 hours without slop. of the O. A. R. at Chattanooga. NORWAY, MAINE. these fertilizing constituents—nitrogen line, Convention: Atlantic Deeper Waterways that laws which worked sod of red standa and tramp- In battle. 16 mile race io New York; killed and 150 In- KX Convention: Congress to test the mer- Why Is it cents a 4 cents top grazing professional 14. Accident: 14 persons at Jacksonville. I1 la. 17 pound, phosphorus the disaster to association opened are stock, aud will continue ita ; 0. South Pole: News of time 1 hour Î0 minutes 14 seconds. in a collision of electric trains at its of the dlvinlnj? rod for discovering met in well fifty or sixty years ago tnd 7 cents—a ton of dry poultry ling by jured National conservation congress very potash for a longer during the Capt. R. F. Scott's antarctic expedi- I. Fire: Loss of $1,000,000 in the plant of Los Angeles, Cal. burled water, minerals, etc., met ut discarded? Is It that laws manure is worth about |13. growth period Washington. being Why other tion was cabled from New Zealand; the American Fertiliser oompany at Daniel Dowllng, survivor of Halle, Germany. Wisconsin that a hen of year than almost any grass.—John Β. Obituary: 22. Sporting: Chicago defeated which a century ago would have shown south was reached March 29, Buffalo. of brigade Francis Ouimet, American quarter Experiments II. Ohio. the pole the famous charge the Light Sporting: at Chicago, capturing the conference L. breeds will about Dunlap, Scott and four American sur- cham- have been laughed down are getting S.BI won LUNGS! the produce 1812, and subsequently Convention: Congress of in at Ν. aged 91. amateur, the ορ_·η golf 19 to 0. larger 1854, Utlca. Y.; football championship; score MANUFACTURER OF ANt» DEALER IN of manure in a year. of his perished in a blla- and in Washington. of tho I'nlted States, defeat- Cam- the books of every state Id the forty pounds dry The Humus companions geons physicians 18. Personal: Robert Bridges appointed pionship Harvard defeated Yale, 15 to 5, at upon values above it be- Question. of the Salvation British Harry Vardon new Applying the given zard. I Convention: Congress poet laureate of England. ing the golfers bridge. Union? Why Is It that there are ben will J. C. in of the North A truce reigned between Ma- met in re-entered and Edward at Brooklinc, Mass. sec- Red and somes evident that each pro- McDowell, charge Mexico: Army Philadelphia. H. Balkan War: Turkish troops Ray S. Personal: Jessio Woodrow Wilson, new Ideas about the Cedar Spruce Clap- the Mexican ldeis In teaching, cents' wurtb of fertiliser deliver- Cectral States Department of Farm dero's government and ί. Convention: National Association For after expelling the Bulga- B. Sporting: Philadelphia Athletlvs clinch- the married duce 25 Adrlanople ond daughter of president, new Ideas New Brunswick Cedar raises a revolutionists. the Study and Prevention of Tubercu- the American le:iKiie nt liberty of the Individual, boards. ed rigt't on the place. Management at Washington, rian garrison. ed pennant to Francis Bowes Say re In the White farm- Strike Riot: In a coal strike riot near losis met In Washington. the republic defeating the lJetrolt Ti- about a man's relationship with his Pine, It will any farmer to make prep- very important question for every China: Rebellion against Philadelphia, House at Washington. Shingles. North Carolina pay Muck low, W. Va.. 12 strikers and 4 Political: The Underwood tariff bill pass- 3 declar- to 0 and 1 to 0. fed- valuable fer- er to consider «bo would the broke out In China, provinces gers 4 Mexico: Mexican rebels defeated the is It. in short, that aration* to take care of this keep up 20 neighbor? Why Paroid mine police were killed and persona ed the h#use of representatives by a their M. Mexico: Frederlco Gamboa, minister of Blanca. near Juarez; Floring and Sheathing:, tilizer. boards should be In- fertility and efficiency of his soil. It ia ing independence. erals at Tlerra there Is a vast discontent with old In- Dropping injured. vote of 281 to 139. Flro Disaster: Fire In a clothing fac- foreign affairs, nominated for president at federals and bouses. Tbe as to the of humus, decayed 12. losses estimated 1,600 Is because stalled in all tbe chicken importance 1 1. Mexico: The Mexican revolutionists 14. 8torm: 14 killed and 80 Injured by a Ν. resulted In of Mexico. stitutions and old ways? It Roofing:. Wall Board, Apple in the soil. We know tory at Bingham ton, Y., 600 rebels. should be cleaned regularly— matter, forces bombarded eaoh editor of the the boards vegetable and government tornado at Omaha. a heavy loss of life. %. Obituary: Patrick Ford, K. Aviation: Glenn L. Martin made a new the world has outgrown govern- Barrel Heads, and the oue for certain aod that is, that s re- .•nee a week, at least—and drop- thing other positions with heavy artillery. Obituary: "Billy" Arlington, the old β. China: Chinese government troops Irish World, In Brooklyn; aged 7t$. record by carrying a passen- the habits of thought of the Middle American ment, the Ideas, in a until ready the prairie soils j 2. Hannes Kolehmalnen, the time negro minstrel, died at Los An- an of rebels at Shanghai. Canal: Water was let Into the at Los LUMBER OF ALL KINDS pings stored dry place original Sporting: sisted attack Panama ger to a height of 9,& feet and enough tbe were runner, made a new world's I 78. Panama canal. that fitted easily serenely for use. Poultry manure piled in West wonderfully productive. Finnish geles; aged 28. Sporting: The world's tennis champion- Gatun locks of the Angeles. Cal. the distance In 24 of a new mark the lives of our great-grandpar more than half its value, were black with hnmus and tilled mile record by going IT. Mining Disaster: Firedamp explosion ship won by Maurice E. McLoughlin Sporting: Peter Volo made Naval: launched the super- Into South Paris, Maine, >peu will lose They York. England j there from minutes 1-6 seconds In New killed 15 miners at Belle Valley, O. United who defeated the for trotting a mile In 2:06V* bat- but which are creaking In theh unce tbe tbe most valuable with the deposited the States, 2-year-olds, Dreadnought Warsplte, greatest enta, nitrogen, potash Mexican forces continued artil- at for No finer soil Mexico: English champion, Charles P. Dixon, at Columbus. tleship in the world. now. I.Ife today Is a very dif- of any fertilizer, evaporate· very burning grass ages. of the of Joints part been notic- lery firing In the streets City JUNE. Wimbledon. Π. New York Giants cinched the Kebele Maiatlan, on as as tho fertilizer remains ever the sun. It bas Sporting:' XI. Moxloo: captured from life fifty or sixty FOR SALE. rapidly long greeted Mexico. The revolution gained freeh ar: conferenoo ferent thing thai these soils t Obituary: F. A. Ober, ornithologist and 80. Balkan \\ Balkan peace National league pennant, Philadelphia the west coast. in a condition. When the drop- ed the older farmers Blade. damp by adherents. N. J.; aged 65. met at Bukharest. losing to Boston by 9 to 8. Cornell defeated Pennsylvania years ago.—Toledo 1 Horse, 1130 lbs. a are their author, at Ilackensack, Sporting: weighs boards are cleaned it is good plan by long cultivation losing orig- Charles Major, author of a loss of 20 in ping I Obituary: Alfred Austin, poet laureate of Eng* Storm: windstorm caused & Lynching Riot: 10 killed, injured at football, 21 to 0, In Philadelphia. 1 Surrey. them with soil. inal black color, aud in propor- novels of old to sprinkle good dry deep many popular English 78. 11,000,000 In Washington, D. C. a race riot and lynching at Harrlston. Financial : New York Real Estate Se- so land, at Ashford, England; aged B. A Map That Failed. 1 Reo Runabout. the of t ion aa that takes also life. Including "When Knighthood Was with liabilities This will absorb liquid portions change place Pedestrlanlsm: E. P. Weston started II. Fire: The Flory Manufacturing plant Miss. curities company failed In the Runabout. ni- their of nt Shelbyvllle, Ind. ; aged 87. The French National library 1 Maxwell the manure and tbe lose of are they losing power crop pro- In Flower." on a walking at Bangor, Pa., burned; loss upward ». Fire: Loss of 11,000,000 by fire in Barker to fie.000.000. prevent from New York city amounting full of won- 2 Z. ] I. Mexico: Fighting continued In the City to Bros.' furniture warehouse, Los An- defeated Navy in the Rue de Richelieu, Paris, is Sleighs. trogen through evaporation.—T. duction. match to Minneapolis, expecting Of 11,000.000. V. Sporting: Army seem tu be of Mexico. Government troops revolt- In New York; of One of 1 Concord From this there would cover miles In 60 days. geles, Cal. annual football game de."s for the lovers history. Buggy. Ricbey, Indiana. the 1,446 of a ed. Madero agreed to resign presi- AUGUST. The Underwood tariff bill paus- 1 Punt Buggy. some connection between the coior 4. Sporting: Aboyer won the English Political: •core 21 to 9. Its treasures Is a map of North and dency. 1 Pedestrlanism: Edward Payson Wes- house of 264 to National Woman Suffrage 1 Set Heavy Work Harneaa. aoil and its humus content. We have Derby. ed tho representatives, 10. Convention: as French Time. Gen. Stewart L Woodford, the arrived at Milwau- South America possessions. Valuiog to a Obituary: Accident: 6 killed, many In- ton, pedestrian, 103. association met In Washington. 1 Set Surrey Harness. noted a decided change darker I. Railroad from and here Is the men led tbeir horses from soldier and diplomat. In New York city; kee, ending his walk of l,54ii miles The map Is dated 1504, 3 Harness. Two young shade of color in the loam soil of jured In a railway oolllslon at Stam- OCTOBElt. Single One clay aged 77. New York city, whence he started DECEMBER. of It: Catherine de Medl- tbe stable and began bitching up. biuce our first ford, Conn. was let Into annual explanation 1 Road Cart. Hoard's Dairyman Farm 6. A. R. Kivlat made a new L Panama Canal: Water Ιί Political: President Wilson's faster tban Sporting: won the June 2. II. and mother did not seem to work any sixteen Sporting: Rockvlew Brooklyn cut advocated direct clg, the queen of Henry 1 Riding Saddle. operations with it years ago. inlle running record In New Tork; Mining Accident: 19 miners killed In a Culebra message to congress hi· horse was bitched be- Derby States senate and a Charles I. and Henri tbe other, yet haa come liberal time 4 minutes 18 1-6 seconds. a* Tower City, Pa. 1 Political: United passed •lection of president waiting pol- of Francois II., G. ELDER. This through applica- Aviation: Domingo Roslllo, Cuban avi- colliery accident of NELSON fore the other was more than three- Fierce of Monte- battle- the Underwood-Simmons tariff bill, 36 In Mexican affairs. Tho Barthou once of the conquest tions of mauure aud the plowiug uoder 6. Balkan \Vnr: attack West to Havana, 4. War Game: War game between icy IIL, dreamed South Pari·. a observ- ator, flew from Key after α de- 47tf casual as on the Turks at Soutarl boats and submarines of to 17. ministry In Frunee resigned She even named fourth· through. Being of the fourth of alfalfa well negrin troops a ships, torpedo thj two Americas. later 1 growth winning 110,000 prise. The Underwood-Simmons tar- a of 28 votes. wonder was and of time the was successful. with loss to the asaall- the north Atlantic fleet and forte at 4 Political: feat by majority America and er, my piqued as its toots, lu thai period IL Panama Canal: The waters of the Pa- Texas viceroys, one for North if 2. WW. Island sound iff act became law. Floods: Rising waters In southern made in its onts were admitted to the canal the eastern end of Long America. They investigation. fa;m has mure thau doubltd pro- cific ocean α work which other for South 60 YEARS' In one case 7 Joaquin Miller, the at Charles J. Badger 1 Panama Canal: Alarming earthquake began of destruction the Here was the difference: seasons, it is Obltu.-ry: "poet in a retaining dike near opened with Admiral new world ductive power in average by explosion shocks In the Panama canal zone. a loss of over 100 lives and on their way to the EXPERIENCE were to the tho S'erras." In the Piedmont hills, In of the enemy (navy) and caused were the bold backs attached we used of Mlrafloree. command 500 true that have liberally phos- Callforn'a: nged 71 of the defend- 1 Storm: Coast storm destroyed damage amounting to $6,000.000. audacious plan fell and bad to be around Governor Hiram Johnson Gen. T. H. Barry head when the queen's breeching wrapped rock *nd lime in the form of marl, It. Political: houses at Alaska; loss $1.600.000. t 28 deaths In the burning of the phate 8. Obituary: Gen. George Washington bill. army. Nome, Fire: of events at home. tbe abaft several times and then buck- signed the California alien land ing Yuan Shlh through because but we believe that ihe main reason for Custls l.ee. eldest son of the late Oen. Hitchcock, noted Amer- China: Provisional President Arcadia hotel, Boston. case were H. M. Flagler, capitalist and Obituary: George however, had a map made in the other they already in the increase of fer- U at Va.: 10. Obituary: Kal elected of the Chinese Political: The house of representatives The queen, led; this improvement Robert l.ee. Ravenaworth, at West Palm Beach, ican painter, on the Island of Marken, president to tbe shaft and anaps made railway magnate, 242.ΙΛ0 volun- un- attached bas beeu the conseiration of bu- aged So. Holland; aged G3. republic. passed a bill authorizing showing her projected possessions a bad tility Fla.; aged 8S. order of the Sun. tbe connection. In one case strap Mexico: President Madero resigned hie of H. L. Wilson, T. Sporting: In the opening gamo of the teers subject to the presi- French York mus.—Hoard's Dairyman. Cuba: Oen. Mario G. Menocal was in- Personal: Resignation der the Hag.—New twice around tbe abaft at arreat Gen. Blanquet, the world's baseball series Philadelphia dent. Patents to be wrapped office «iter by of the Cuban re- ambassador to Mexico, accepted by a fixed augurated president Athletics (American league) defeated 1 Storm: Snow fell In central Colorado the snrcinglt; in tbe other case in bas be- one of his officers. Q«n. Vlctorlaao ▲ negro farmer Alabama public. prenldent. of « 6 Inches, blocking Car of the Czar. OxeioN· made tbis One aet of Huerta. commander of the nation*! Peter Volo made a new the New York Giants (National league) to the depth loop unnecessary. come not only in bis native B. Centenary: The 100th anniversary of I Sporting: of Rus- AC. famous, the for β to 4 at New York. railroad traffic. car of the czar COPYRIGHTS reiua bad to be buckled into tbe bridle army, assumed preaidency. of Richard the mas- world's trotting record 2-year-olds The private may but all the southern the birth Wagner, General convention the steamer Malmber- η »one sending a «ketch and dMertptton state, through Polncare waa In- first mile in 1 Convention: of Swedish dynamite Α whether an in. On one Political: Kaymond celebrated throughout at Kalamatoo, going the Shipwreck: sia Is said to be practically ««certain our opinion fr·· bit; tbe other* snapped for hia crops of cotton and ter composer, Church of Amer- ofT Bodo. Norway; 46 jiitrkly Comeunk»- «taies, big augurated preaident of Franoe. I.*09. Protestant Episcopal get foundered to Its weight it could is probably pMemabl* tree the for tbe acrea Germany. "nd owing Intention oo Patenta single keeper holding melons and corn on a few ica In New York. Uvea lost. proof, uoiie strictly confidential. HANDBOOK grown brother of killed and many Blue Mountain House, a famous opened patents. was a narrow of leather, one A Mexico: Gustavo Madero, M. Accident: 34 people "re: David du Bose. run on most of the European ««■it free. Oldest agency for securing tug· strip tilled after bis own I. Ocean Disaster: Ocean steamer Vol- Obituary: Lieut Col. not be Muun A Co. receive of ground, style. Mexican WM the of a at hotel In the Blue Ridge at Pen Mar, l'aient* taaen through of which bad to be drawn through a the deposed president, Injured by collapse pier U. S. Α., an engineer conspic- onr Is furnished hout charge. la the end The ret-uIts he obtained have at last loss about JSOO,- turno. Uranium line, from Rotterdam, Gaillard. llries. The elegantly mAuf. wM killed tho revolutionists. Cal. Pa., destroyed by Are; " ipfdal tbe on the by Long Beach, to New burned in mid- uous on the Culebra cut of the Panama a here small hole in aingle-tree; the of white men so in won the Holland, York, itid also contains pray- drawn attention Fire: Over 3,000 building· were burned Jerome D. Travers 000. 54. chapel^ a small metal hook over ■porting: ocean; deaths 131; over 600 persons res- canal, In Baltimore; aged his The other, dropped that have visited hia loss $2.600,000. amateur golf champion· 1 World Tour: J. H. Mears arrived In »rs are offered for safety. American. generally they Tokyo; metropolitan cued summoned by wireless. i Panama Canal: Gatun dam completed Scientific etr tbe at a touch. It titular em- A. F. York ending an nround the by ships one who Is A handsomely illustrated weekly, I^rsest tug homestead, full of inquisitiveneaa. Λ. Obituary: Te Ho Na La, ship in New York, defeating New city, first labor. -zar travels with only chef, Terme. S3 a more 35 min- 10. China: Yuan Shlh Kal Inaugurated after six years' ,-ulation of an τ sclent Uic Journal. Since that time, I have attached be baa saved dowager of China, at Peking; world trip In 35 days, 21 hours, his all ■•■■deelei· tnrna out that simply press Hammer. of China. Political: National senate passed the In and who served rear : four month*. |L Sold by time of a record. president well along years to tbe value of saving ail the 48. Personal: Princess Victoria Luise utes and 4^4 seconds, converting importance weeds. He bas raked vegetation aged Mexico: Provisional President Huerta of Hetch Hetchy valley bill and for awhile the grandfather A minute saved The and vloe Prussia and Prince Earnest Augustas Obituary: Robert C. Ogden, philanthro- father in these little thing·. that would naturally make humas on one Mexico: deposed preaident Mexico arrested the chamber of depu- the domain Into a reservoir. i· a· of Mexloo, Madero and Sua- of Cumberland married in Berlin. pist, at Kennebunkport, Me.; aged 77. it the present German emperor. times during tbe day just it on ten. In- president ties and illumed the powers of dic- Obituary: Phoebe W. Couilns, authof •ixtj hundred sores, and used man- the congreea of •lâSKraSBft1 minute· saved once dui- res. were killed In a mysterious H Ship Disaster: 40 persons killed by Convention: International In St. 'i3. much as sixty commercial fertiliser, of tator, dissolving congre··. and lecturer. Louis; aged stead of buying revolutloa- of the steamer Nevada 4>y medicine in London. Groee. ner while under guard by destruction opened L Anniversary: Centenary of Holland's Near to It. PROBATE NOTICES. the day.—P. C be knows he bas utilised Henxlne In the IL Obituary: Stanley Waterloo, journalist* ing which nothing, 1st a. Turkish mines In the gulf of Smyrna. T. Explosion: explosion Bonaparte cel- la either of the eetaie- the in Chicago; aged 67. revolt against Napoleon said that the To all persons Interested the fertilizer which nature give· Do Oro, the Gen. Heaton Baker, Union Petroleum works, Philadelphia, Ποαχ—I thought you 0. Sporting: Alfredo pool Obituary: James The world's baseball series be- ebrated by hlatorlcal pageantry. herelnafter Darned The National Show. In thla he has a loss of Sporting: In an·! Dairy farmer every year. way defeated Thoraaa Hueeton, oivil war soldier, editor and hlstoriaa. causcd (803.000. French nan was a musician. At a Probate Court. held at Pryebur*. champion, tween tho American and National Sporting: Georges Carpentler. Hartshorn, President of the fields fertile for the world's champion* Minn.; 84. Aviation Occident: Capt. S. F. Cody, for the of Ox fori, on the flrst Tuesday Mr. Α. A. made bis cotton immensely challenger at Mankato, aged won boxer, defeated Bombardier Joax—Nonsense! County Vet- aeronaut, killed at leagues by Philadelphia Athletics, champion la the year of our Lord one thousand Associât ion,said that be same with bis corn It is noth- a score of 200 to U7. IT. Convention: United Confederate British-American in the 1st round In wrote of Dec.. Holstein-Freisian and the ahlp, by a American league, in New York; score Wells of England "You told me he thirteen, the fυ!lowing matter hotel, Aldershot, by the fall of certainly nine hundred ana«ai>: One of the θ rat thing· did a black man.—The Independent. Omaha, 11 Aeronautics: 18 balloons, including the & Mexico: Mexican congress hereinafter Indicated, hereby gage. in chief of the United Con- the government. 'T he was a composer of to in waa to commander Sam the from the October elections and named Huerta told you That notice thereof be given all pereens hi· buy MARCH. In the army and navy Uncle and Goodyear be scandalise neighbor· Veterans. 1 War Game: new elec- a copy of tMa onler to Texas subscriber writes us to know federate United started from Paris in a provisional president pending heirs. He sells soothing sirup."—Lon· terested, by causing bran to some heifer calve· growing A British steamer Calvado· John Lub- war In Long Island sound the States, three weeks successively In the Ox- keep 1. Shipwreck: Obituary: Lord Avebury (Sir game I tion in June, 1911 waat if there is trntb in the statement sea Marmora; 100 race for the Gordon Bennett cup; Pon Telegraph. published a at South a aummer. The idea, any foundered la the of British scholar and enemy (navy) was victorious, forcing ford Democrat, newspaper pubHsaed during dry the teeth of bock), distinguished countries IOl Personal: Nobel peace prlxo for 1911 said that may atook not that will destroy three loet. a at 3 forts defended by army represented. Paris, la County, they appear bran to feed young produc- ensilage author, In London; aged 71. passage valued at awarded to Senator to be held at Pari·· oa ing In all the lead- Kan., Obituary: Timothy L Woodruff, noted 140.000, at a Probate Coon He «aid thoae calve· did oows. None whatever. Ire: Loss of 1600,000 at Argenta, Mi Batkan War: Treaty of peace between forces. of Mind. of A. D. 1»M, at anything. leader, tn New York; aged Ellhu Root of New York. PrtMne· the third Tuesday January, ing over of the North, where the burning of the Oulf Comprees aille· lft Political: New alien land law, anti- Republican aad be heard for the bran many time· when ing dairy districts by Turkey and the Balkan signed New York, New Haven and who le atae of the clock la the foreaooa, pay there in California. 66. Financial: Mother (to daughter, being he them the silo baa been in use for )ears, company's plant at London. Japanese, went Into effect dividend thereon if they see cause: came in milk, for kept boat 11 Convention: American prison congre·· Hartford railroad suspended the air λ blast they to twelve 4 Disaster at Sea: German torpedo Maine Heroes: National monu- Balkan War: Peace treaty between Bul- tarried off through by C. ■••treaa ol ttlffcm, decease·!; a critical in their s re msny cows from eight To the at payment H«rrjr growing during period S-178 sunk In colllslo» off Greece, Scrvla and Rou- opened Indianapolis. has her umbrella) for tcense to «ell and coavey real estate of that have been fed all destroyer ment to commemorate the martyrdom garia against Federal congress authorixed loan it wind that caught petition years age silage crew 14. Panama Canal: The first vessels lifted Mexico: Γ lu re ace M. Iluntreee, administra live·. Helgoland and 71 of the perished. the crew of the battleship Maine manla wis signed at Bukhurest I will and preeented by tbeir lives. This notion ia one of those of Into tho Pacific entrance of the canal. of 180,000,000 and voted extraordinary -Hold tight. Emilia! go trig. Political: Woodrow Wilson Inaugurate! In New York. 11. Obituary: Gen. Edward F. Jones, civil stories that eiroalate main- unveiled : Tho American balloon Good- to Huerta. <000 rebels attacked to the aviation ground and used on the farm should oock-and bull of the United II. won the war veterax, of the march through Aeronautics telephone Wltka· late of de- All barne·· as the 28th president U. Sporting: Whisk Broom hero HarrUt K. Denmark, who do not know bet- year landed at Bridlington, England, amplco. an after least twice a thla people at Belmont Park, Ν. Y., Baltimore April li, 1861, and noted In Ç)wers them to send aeroplane ceased; dual account presented for allowance by year; ly among States. Metropolitan EL Mexico: Fighting continued at Tam- set begreaaedat the know about whloh at winning the Gordon Bennett cup; dis· I J. Bennett Pike, trustee. than doable the life of tbe ter. Indeed, lees they ft Historical: The ship Niagara, where racing was resumed after three and commerce, Blnghamton, Fou.—Luatlge Blatter. will aore vtoto- traveled from ttn «UrUog point Ploo; foreign refugee· given protection to their It tbe more do they believe It.— Commodore Perry used in his tftnof ADDISON K. HKBK1CK, Judgeof said Court barne··, and will add greatly ap- firmly years' suspension. ÎolltlceL J.i MtiLff. riaug battle on Lake Eda lo JUU, wm A true copy attest: Hoard's Dairyman. ALBJUtT D, PAJUK, pearance. Wiit Paris. BuckflcM. BL18HKD 1Λ8. Bethel. ESTA Mr. and Μη. Η. Η. Ward well and the three ohurche* obeerved New Yew ball at Orange Hell, Taea THE OXFORD BEARS. Sunday ο of Weat Parla «pent Gbriatmaa aeraiOD· evening, Dee. 80, (or tie benefit family Artificial nEN'S ChrlatmM by dej by appropriate with Mr. and Mra. C If. IrUb. Rain 8 team ship Line RUBBERS music the West Perl· Public Library. the paatora and apeelal by waa at home The Oxford Democrat. THE DOiNQS OF THE WEEK IN ALL there wee tbe Allen Irlab of Bath riBE Reduced choira at the morning aervlce. The Wedneaday Urge· matter In tbie offloe eve: Gbriatmaa *al York fS.OO. Teeth SECTIONS OP THE COUNTY. were decorated with emoont of mell day. Partlaad R«w WITH LEATHER TOPS churchea prettily Mr. and Mra. jU. 8. Ofallda entertained ISSUED TUESDAYS. cot flow- bandied in one Tbe paroel poe leave Franklin Wharf Tuesdays, evergreen·, potted planta and any dey. at dinner Steamer· add· macb to the emoont of mail Benj. Spaulding'a family and Saturday· at β.-00 p. m. are more Paris MU1. era. In the evening Chrlatmaa concert· Thursday· Robber plates gen- churchea Ellawortb D. Curtis, carrier on ronte 1 Christmas day. u«ed than others because rirvt Baptist Church, Rev. Ο. W. T. HUUpas- were given In the respective by Harlow and her mother Boston and Portland Line erally We Make a Specialty of Them and Have a Large South December at 10 .*43 a. I. wee to take bia horae and pie< Miaa Jeaale and Variety Paris, Maine, 30,1913 tor. Preaching every Sunday the ohlldren of the 8cboola. The obliged Franklin Portland, wrek day· at more easily made cheaper. servloe Sunday from Biiaton were with Mra. Abbie r>eare Wharf, Sunr>. not otherwise connected are cordially I. 0. the anion Cbrietmei H. A. family as In a fact 44 *4 44 44 anow fell, good aleighing Lodge, O.F., SUtereoma #1.00 rubber, as well teeth, 12 damp giving in Hall, i ton's at a Cbriatmaa dinner and fl.OO. UXOBOE M ATWOOD. A. K. fOKBKS. had an to the lumber- tree wee held Centennial family most seem 3.75 The Paris fire and alio enoouragement Line Calvin Austin of which people igno- 4· 44 44 44 HilJ department were end wen tree. International Steamship the timber ont number preaent family at 9 a.m. Portland brat dental rnbber la 14 opportunity to prove its efficiency liât men, many of whom have large and Mrs. Carrie leaves Botton Monday·, Op. rant. The 4.00 entertained tbe ohildrei Mr. Geo. Danbam m. Lnbeoand 8t. John, Ν. B. 44 44 44 In advance. Tuesday. A fire was discovered in the to haul. pleaaently by for Eaatport, the Gold Dust rubber. It makes /44 16 Tkkms 91JO a year If paid strictly ready who assistée Rioker of Sabattus were Christmas 4 cent». annual and the adult membere that Is and 4.25 Otherwise #i.uO a year. Single copie· house of E. C. Siattery. It wu burn- Wedneaday evening the suppers and Mrs. W. M. Rioker Portland nnd Rockland Line a plate purer, lighter of them. gaeata of Mr. No Heel, 8 inch top — in the chamber trees were the on therefore ADVKKTUU1K*TS: All legal advertisement· ing in m closet and and Chrlatmaa delight Steamer Monhegan leave· Portland Toe·· thinner (and pleasanter 3.00 one* At the Unlveraallat church, Sunday Tbnraday. and In- 44 44 44 are given three consecutive lneertlonii for $1.90 around the An alarm was the children, In which the older day· and Fridays at 7 a. m. for Bockland to than the ordinary rubber. 10 chimney. giv- we· a sermon tbi Mr. and Mra. Morris Farrar of Gilbert- wear) Inch In length of column. Special con- was were well Deo. there by termedlate the best teeth 32- per en and the Fire very The treea all laden, 21, landing·. My prioe for 44 44 44 tract· made with local, transient and yearly Company joined. mnalc the obarcb chorus tille were with Mr. and Mra. Chaa. 12 effective was remembered. paator, and by and Line a Dust rubber Is advertiser·. on the scene and did and every child Portland Boothbaj and Gold plate 3.50 promptly ezerciaea were the ohil Record Cbriatmaa day. " 44 work in the blaze. Con- There were aeveial family Special given by Service discontinued for the season. reasonable. Painless extraction fast electric extinguishing gathering· and in thi The office force and R. F. D. '4 Jo· PuumiMJ.—New type, presses, treea dren In the Sunday School, poat all rates Include 3-75 workmen and low siderable was done to olothing on Chrlatmaa day, and enjoyed by Expreaa Service for Freight; included. 44 44 44 power, experienced prl»*· damage the Cbrietiai carriers are truly glad that "Christmaa 16 this of our busi- or less to the while went away evening Tonng People's Marine Insurance. combine to ina\e department in the closet and more tbe home olrclea, many once a 4.00 one of tbe moat cornea bat year." all Information address ness complete and popular. house. Mr. the Demo- to Chrlatmaa with friends. Union gave Inaplrinf For reservation· and Siattery requests spend have ever held About the best Christmas present for A. Franklin Whsrf, Portland. to all those W. and Mrs. Curtis services which they •1. CLAT, Supt, These Rubbers are first quality, and the tops are as jrood crat to extend his thanks Rev. C. spent was the snow storm of Toes- Dr. io Miss Alice Edna Barden was tbe aoloiat everybody L. *IS«LE ΓΟΡΙΚΛ who assisted in his home. Chrlatmaa with their aon, Buker, Dr. C. BUCK, as it is to make. We also have some for less œ saving and the church chorus sang Wed day night. possible uey of The Dkmocrat are four cente in the afternoon anoth- Auburn. again. Single copies Late Saturday theli H. H. Hall of New York arrived at will be mailed on receipt of price by a Winsor of the Y. P. C. U. followed South Maine. are worth the each They er fire alarm was to which Laat week Friday Robert nesday to be witb Paris, that price. the or for tbe ronvenlence of patrons given of Cbriatmaa baskets t< the Saints' Rest Friday nigbt publisher· was made. Fortunate- with bis children and their custom giving | of each l«sue have bee a on prompt response Boaton, slater over single copies placed train the and ahut-ina. bis mother and Sunday. Misa M. F. PARLIM •ale at the following place· In the County : ly this to be a false alarm. A friends came to Bethel by special aged proved the storee of the have Ed. Hutchinson from Bates College Store. the in the and a few at Bethel Inn. All village pre | Attendant. South Paris, Howard's Drug tire bad been built by janitor spent daya recess. Lady Store. sented their usual ap was at home for the Christmaa Shurtleff*» Drug small stove on the at Academy came to tbe fine country air pleasing holiday Store. stage They enjoy I. A. Smith and and I Norway, Nove« Drug al- baa been pearance, but tbe moat novel waa at L family Stanley Store. Hall and two of the legs dropped out and the skating which quite stone'» Drug H. where a real live little Sanb Damon of Sanford were with Mr. and Newton, Postmaster. stove over. A child Now tbe anow has come, there Penley's, SHOE A. L. the to Ε. N, SWETT CO. Buckfleld. lowing tip good. articles from the Mra. Clarence as were also Mr. Parts Hill. Mrs. Harlow, PostOfflce. to the stove will be on the Claua sold prettj Rollins, was sent out after help put great aport toboggan of We»t Paris, Sam ne 1 T. White. Cbristmaa tree in tbe window. Thi and Mrs. Bradford Rollina Dexter. OPERA HOUSE BLOCK in and ran to to the store with the slide built by the proprietora of Bethel For Sale. place little Santa waa no less than: Maste: Ernest Record of Auburn has been | word that "the was on fire." Inn for their gueeta. academy tbe soi with.his Will Record. BUSINESS 38-2 RESIDENCE 38-3 was but it was The waa misinformed Donald H. Penley, five-year-old oousln, TELEPHONE, Coming Events. The church bell rung correspondent and son of Mr. of Mr. and Mrs. dressed in ι Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Baskell soon discovered that no fire had resulted and wishes to make a correction. Penley, | and 4 to 4 3- suit of red Santa Claua clothe Auburn were witb Mr. and Mrs. R. See that the Hub-Mark ia oa the Railroad Municipal Bonds, MAINF the of the stove. Delliaon was groomsman at the handsome NORWAY, Dec. 31. Jan. 1—Show of Western Maine from upsetting Conroy for Christmas. It ia per cent. 30, after instead of tbe with mask. Crockett rubber before you buy. your Poultry Association, Norway. It was not a "green Christmas" Brown-Thurston wedding the δ 1-4 P. C Lewis M. Mann <& Son aa a Christ The Christmas concert tree at insurance of Standard First Quality Public Utility Bonds, 4 1-2 to snow storm even- brother. gave açd all. A began Tuesday groom'a was mucb for ADVERTISEMENTS. snow who moved his mas a barrel of flour to eacl Baptist vestry enjoyed, though RubberFootwear every purpose Industrial δ to β per cent. SKW that gave us nearly a foot of E. C. Bowler, recently present than Bond*, ing married man in their facto the attendance was rather less for Christmas This was fol- to Providence, R. I., has purchas- employed SOLO BY Industrial Prefered Stock of high stand sleighing. family and Milton Plantation usual. The little folks were cunning snow storm a there. ries at West Paris After Christmas Sale. lowed Friday by another ed house β to cent. tbe were and are a feature, and tbe sing ard, 7 per An Letter. that lasted the of the day. Rev. C. N. of All unmarried employee givei always Open greater part Gleason, formerly pastor of tbe chorus under the direc- MABX Fond Longley A Butts. of snow for all kinds church at a sum of muney. ing boys' ALLEN, Bryant's Resolved There is now the Congregational Bethel, plenty at tion of Miss Lamb waa enjoyed. 1914; Christmas aervicea the greatly Howard Co. of business and it needs a little more use has received and accepted a call to West- Baptia Chas'li. tbe The follows: L. J. PEHLEY, West Paris Blue Stores. "trodden down." Mass. Mr. Gleaeon baa been churoh were appropriate to da; program before It will be minster, 38-5 Jr. furnishings for Men. waa am Divine. FREELAND HOWE, Wluter Miss Cole was at home from of the church at Mrs. Dana Grover organiat, Chorus—Night we will the 1914, as we Your Feet Warm and dry. Josephine paetor Congregational reading. That endeavor during year Keep recess. the fire Churchill sang to tb Responsive Heo e Rubbers Portland for the Christmas Benniker, Ν. H ,for past years. Clayton complete Pleasant Street, ohurch «.β., ι. since the of this to devote our Mtlllnerv Marked Down. Leslie Bennett, who is in the employ The public schools will re-open Mon- quartet. ΕϊΓ: PARKER'S have organization Bank, Great Sale. A little was born Recitation Phlnney MAINE of his brother Guy, in Canada, is visit- day, and the academy Tueeday. daughter Tuesda; Raymond HAIR BALSAM NORWAY, Kur R»>.«es. Recitation Cathrlne Kmery ClatDM* and bc«atiflts to the welfare ol this Bishop a time. inches of snow fell Thurs- morning, Dec. 23, to Mr. and Mrs. Ieaa th« hitel time, skill and capital promoting Ζ L. Merchant & Co. ing his family here for short About six Recitation Premou* t taxurUnl I child has been name *rno,il Jac<>g·W growth. Reduction Sale of Holldav China. Mr. and Mrs. George M. Atwood day night and Friday. Thome. The Recitation Constance Werer Fail· to Bettoro Onm Λ Dollar Banked Is a Dollar Saved. Ye Belie ■------·-^holr Hmlr to It· Youthful Color. I Bank and its customers. with relatives at Dix- Carroll Valentine, Dartmouth '17, Inez May. Song-Ring, Prevent· hair The National Bank. spent Christmas Recitation Ralph Emcry fulltntr. Norway and Mr. and Mrs. E. W. and Jewell For Sale. Horse for Sale. field. Harold Rich, Williams Ί7, Charles Penley dauçt Recitation Joele and Mr. and Mra. C. L. RldTo Whltmore Come to the Greenhouse. Mrs. N. A. Cummings spent Christ- Tuell of Wentworth Institute, Boston, ter Bertha Recitation Christine S0-1 Birch Wood fitted for stov Serious Error In South Paris. were on Christmas of Mi By the Boys Gray AMONG THE IMPORTANT NEW cate secured. Write us for booklet mas at her former home in New Vine- are their vacation with their guests day Song Probate Notice. spending Recitation this : will these ami η and MrarFred Smith of Norway. aÏÎ]Luî£?ÇFlak Per Cord. TEAK Resolutions is "I describing Cheques BMs Wanted. parents in Bethel. Recitation Kthel $6.00 yard. Sara Curtia has returned fror tholr watch closer tbis taining other useful informatiun f. C. B. Cummlng* A Sons. Miss Nellie Marshall is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Bertram Packard epeut Mrs. Song FOLEY KIDNEY PIUS my expenses year." Notice. and ia a visit froi Recitation Bertland Jewell fO* BACKACHt KIOdfYS ANO BLA0 0KI HENRY FLETCHER travelers. Citizens' Telephone Company'· her Mrs. Jarvis M Christmas with Mrs. Packard's mother, Portland, receiving will For Sale. sister, Thayer. Recitation Barbara Rlcker Tbis Bank be glad to help you is ber her Earle Adams. Bonen WE CAN TELEGRAPH MOVET Kor Sale Miss Agnes M. Brown visiting Mrs. Davis Lovejoy. grandson, Recitation Horace tbat resolution. A checking ac- Mrs. H. H. Wardwell and three chi Seven Girls keep of the Annual Meeting. sister, Mrs. Brinckle in Del. gong is no TO ANT PART wrrid, ami Wilmington, Chllds count bore will do It. There relatives MIDDLE INTERVALE. dren are gneste of her parents, Mr. an Recitation Rodney draw drafts on over 200<) citie· and Mrs. Ε. Π. Jackson is visiting expense in opening an account—the Census and Mrs. C. M. Irish of Buckfleld. Chorus. towns in countries, In tbe Misleading Figures. in Boston for a few days. Mrs. Lena Wight (nee Farwell) Bank furnishes, freo of charge, all foreign Frank Keene of North Paria lost of the on which Various people are to he accused of in- There was a family party at H. P. baby from tbe vicinity of Ruraford Falls East Sumner. check books, deposit slips, envelope·*, currency country valuable horse Mr. Keen drawn. and of statements, Hammond's Christmas. All their children have spent some of the holidays with Wednesday. Christmas ex- etc. A can do wonders accuracy, misleading tb There were no publio thrifty person in and Mrs. Ernest Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Farwell. brought his milk to the train, and ; CAN INVEST doubtless unintentionally so, were at home. Mr. her parents, ercises nor trees at tbe churches this toward getting ahead if he conducts TOU 91 orfll though horse was taken sick and died in lei Ζ. L. MERCHANT & CO. with the of Ox- F Shaw and children of Sooth Paris, Wallace Farwell is at work for hi* in a with amount at time—in tbe Cer- connection population year, but a boat of cards aud packages bis business systematic way any any a of Au- at Fast Bethel. than an hour. ford County at several periods, matter Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hammond uncle, Peter Farwell, the no doubt, a bank account. tificates of Deposit issued by this Estes baa moved hie froi passed through mails, and, Prince attention of tbe Democrat Mr. and Mrs. Bert Cole of this Harold Powers has in John family Successors to S. B. and Z. S. Bank. save around to which tbe burn and employment there were as many presents bestowed TO INVEST YOUR MONEY They carrying one of A. R. Tuell's rents to the upstaii ia called by a correspondent in Boston. village. Errol, Ν. H. and as usual. tbe money in your pocket or leaving reot in H. W. Dunham's bouse received WISELY, WE SUGGEST tbat you In tbe Boston Globe of Dec. 7 there Mrs. Geo. F. Hammond spent Christ- Mrs. H. S. Stanley recently was called occupie Is a it at home. We will cash them when- Mra. S. Robinson, who "shut In," safe municipal bonds, which are on mas with Louise Leverich in Port- to New the death of her by Vernon Ellingwood. buy ever desired without notice. appeared an article "Depopulated Miss Hampshire by cards and tokens of taxes. previous F. L. that he hi received many exempt from all United Sûtes New Borland,'' which instances the re- land. father. Wyman reporta for which she is very grate- If you do not wish to open an ac- was at home from at home from Farm- nine bushels of brown-tail sympathy, To collect the interest on bonds is come in and take out a Certif- duction of in Xew England Frank B. Hammond Mollie Stanley is gathered ful. Mr. and Mra. S. Robinson bid fair What You Can Save Now on count, population and will aecure at least Look towns since 1840. In introducing Poland for Christmas. Normal School to the holi- probably twentj and sure—cut off tlie coupons icate of will then have rural ingtoo spend to pass tbelr 64th wedding anniversary easy Deposit—you was home from Brook- home with relatives. five bushels. or them. is that its long list of figures it takes Oxford Arthur Shaw at days at her on While no formal obser- and cash deposit There tbe pleasure of knowing your 190 nests froi Jan. 8th. as the and Mass for Christmas. We received a lot of souvenir H. R Tuell gathered no for the know is safe can be obtain County horrible example, line, recently vance of tbe event will occur, yet tbe waiting interest; you money and yet How one medium sized tree. due. In says, "Oxford County, Maine, whose There will be a baked bean supper cards from distant relatives. will be out to all to come it will be forthcoming when ed wbon wanted. News has been received here of th "latchetring" seat is South Paris, lost 2083 in and sbort entertainment in Cnmmings when almost snow-bound as cbeer to one addition to bonds, we own Dec. fire county pleasant the ai: in or send and sympathy municipal On Saturday, '20th, de- is we to hear from death at South Parla of Lelaod, safe issued habitants from 1840 to 1910, though since Hall evening. Everyone are Dec. 24, bas been a con- and and offer for sale bonds a set of farm in Tuesday to-day, over four Coats who for Suits years stroyed buildings and months old child of Mr. and Mra. Fre service cor- traversed by two railroads and the seat most cordially inviteid to come loved ones far away. stant sufferer from neuralgia and rbeu· by railroads and public Otistleld and tbe ilames spread with for the tables. A sister in Colorado writes of tbe Tubbs. Tbe family went to Florida lal at to a of large manufactures, at Rumford Palls bring something but up remarkable cour- porations, prices yiuld good such that it was who in the fall with others who made up tt matism, keeps Tailored Suits at Half-Price rapidity impossible and e: se where." death of her husband, Dr. Coffin, rate of interest. save in that was in a an age and hope. to ?35 currency Greenwood. some ten left his home in but that the climate In this matter up, tbe Demo- years ago party, finding when life's last embers burn, TO OFFSET THE RISING COST coat on the second floor. If looking a ••Unfolding Hope now pocket for of that foot of snow Ν. for the sake of the water did not agree with them, they to dust return." $10.00 Suits $ 5.00 crat found its onlv accessible figures In consequence Brooklyn, Y., When foul to soul and dust OF LIVING buy your Money Orders the owner of that money ha we read it to see what improve Dec. 3lst, for tbe benefit of tbe village rejoicing regular prices YEAR 1014 WITH US. IT MAKES NO DIFFERENCE IF YOU LIVE many people struggling through There were doubtless many family if had been nnde in that Dec. 26th. hew a livelihood out of rocky hilltop* ment, any, improvement society. but are un- Α YOU CAN TRANSACT IT BY MAIL JUST AS EASILY. son of Mr. and Mi gatherings during yesterday, DISTANCE, are now devoted to tbeir science the years. Thomas H. Hildoff and wife of Brook Henry Walker, closed which prupet during pasttf5 able to Our Store will be Friday, January 2nd, tb< are of Frank Bartleti Frank who has been ill for mac report. of raising a cr ρ of but We found but little, practically, line, Mass guests Ring, snow purpose wood; fever and We are visited by a heavy as the un- former author the number ol the weeks from typhoid just g< being to finish account of stock. the case is not quite so bad giving through holidays at taking to arout storm, and at present writing looks of the Globe make it elements in our system as 15, while the Dr. R. Buckuam will soon go to Call ting recovered sufficiently get explained figures was a tree I if it turn to rain. BANK latter there are about 12; bul fornia where he intends to locate. bis room, given Christmas might THE NORWAY NATIONAL appear. says Mr. and Mrs. Barker of Burlington, one us what anc Bowker and Perbam ol the Sooute. the tr neither tells they are, Kimer Mildred Boy Henry enjoyed E. S. much. Vt., took dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Mere and I here. that is what we want to know. Westbrook Seminary came up Christmai very ONE PRICE CASH STORE. OF NORWAY, MAINE. Mr. and Mrs. Otis A. Curtis Dunham Thursday. Thooe eight persons who went tt to pass the holidays with their parents spe her relative· in Sumnc Established 1874 Florida a few weeks ago, have all re Christmas with MAINE a Locke's Mills. NORWAY, According to an Califor more Albany. Fred Tubbs will move bis exchange, turned and perhaps think of theii family President, C. N. TUBBS Capital, $50.000 00 nia is built" in it* West Pari· and will have work as Dresser and Eva Fiske were Ie bungalow "being former homes than ever before. Frank Mrs. Addie Connor Is at home froa enf Mary 000.00 muet cause tc Vice-President L. S. BILLINGS Surplus, $30 city. That annoyance Max field and family have also returned West Bethel on a two weeks' vacation. oeer in L. M. Mann A Son's factory. Portland Saturday. who insist that the Mrs. D. SMITH Undivided Profits, $40,000 00 those purist* only from Colorado, and possibly with abou Harry Brown and Jesse Littlefield wen Mrs. Mary Bartlett and Lydia Cashier, H. announce the fact that TRAP COBNBR. at right way to any- the same opinion. at Morrill's new mill Monday with theii Whitman, attended grange meeting Asst. Cashier, F. E. SMITH is the thing undergoiug passive procès* Lyman tlerrick, who has been at worl auto. Mr. Morrill has got along fine!] Mrs. A. R. Tuell spent Christmas we< Bryant Pond Saturday. is to in active form is her of being built, say in southern Canada for some time past with the mill; has the smokestack up with her daughter, Mrs. Carrie Frost, Mrs. Helen Bryant visiting Directors : that it "is building." returned to his former home on Patcl 1 Tbey have bad fine weather to work. Newry. brother, David Poster. Paris C.N. TUBBS L.S.BILLINGS H.D.SMITH Mountain Thursday. Now the snow, and everybody wil Mrs. Mary Briggs is visiting her daug Harold Crooker of South spenl his Mr. and Ε. E. ANDREWS Η. B. FOSTER Chief Justice Culleu of New York, al It is reported that Dennis Swan am I hustle. Enough came Tuesday night s< ter, Mrs. Charles Hammond, Stratfor Christmas with parents, F. W. SANBORN in oi > Ν. H. Crooker. W. L. GRAY a testimonial said that criti- Lillian Keen were united marriage the road breakers were out. With th< Mrs. James banquet, and thr and wife of Lewistoc Dowr Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Stevens Carroll Brewster Marked down and bard cism· of our courts, made by both formel Christmas day. roads rolled smooth of the V· #. Government Depositary of the I'. N. Government Mrs. W. B, Depositary are nol there was for Christmas children of North Paris spent Chrii were the guests of Mr. and Roosevelt and Taft, good sleighing Millinery For Public Funil· For l'ont»I Saving* president· DÛÛÏ Wilbur" mas with his mother, Mrs. Steven Rand Christmas. justified. But he declared that tech ni A. D. Bean called at S. E. Mary Cantata of tb< » Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Fobs Chrii Arthur Stowell has been with caltties, red tape, and ^nperfect jury The Scriptural "Esther, Sunday. spent playing miscar Beautifnl was in Tuscat K. was at Waterford Tues mas with Mrs. Emily F. Field ai the Pond minstrels. are responsible for'many Queen," given J. Wheeler Bryant system and John of Qardiner waa a Christ ALL TRIMMED HATS riages of justice for which the benct Opera House, Tuesday Wednesday day. family. Briggs arc Dec. 16 and to crowded ant I Mr. and Mrs. Ε. T. Judkins have beei The first real snow storm of the se mas at Elmer Fiske'a. was held responsible. Well, what evenings, 17, guest the son came Dec. 23. The Christmas trees were at the technicalities, red tape and imperfeci ; delighted audiences by followinj ; at their bouse packing away their house AT COST Field and were school-house this and the enter- if not part of the courts? cast of characters: hold goods. They are going to rent th< Mrs. Emily family year, An Letter Ί jury system, Smltl 1 children ol Ksther, the Queen WynltTed Staples house to Leslie Cummings, who wil Norway Dec. 22. tainment furnished by tbe Open Ahasueru·. the King....Rev. Bansoui E. Ullkej both scboole. the Counsellor, work for Rana Morrill. Human, King's of South Paris is visit- To plagiarize on Mark Twain's famous Ralph Ε Kdwart Weit Sumner. Edgar Crooker Freil'k W. Smltl Wilson's Mills. On a little, it seems that the latest re Monlecal. the Jew A Christmas tree entertainment w ing Mrs. Charles Farrington. joke Zuresh, Hainan'· Wife L. DHUnghan Foster the death of Meuelik wai Cybll commenced Dec. Franl on Wednc Elmer Cnmmings and David port of King Monlecal's Sister MelWsa L. Bracket ! School 15tb, given in the Baptist church t were at Pond Thursday. not exaggerated. Prophète·· Blantllne K- Stron Smith teacher. Joe Hart oarrles tbi day evening by the Harmony Club, Bryant and Business Median Princess Hlkla r. McCrun scholars from the hill district and Ceci sisted by the other societies. Althoui Mrs. L. C. Advertising Persian Prtocess Florence A. Stan le: J , Bennett from the lower of thi the church was not the atten Smiley part The latest development of the uplift 9crlbe Adolph F. Walter crowded, AND FANCY GOODS Rear! It. It is full of interest, truth, and meaning. On Chamberlain town. ance was than was MILLINERY movement is the "father and son" idea Hegul. King's ) w Q IUrlo, r larger ezpeoted advertisers I call atten- Βμιιγ Fred Shaw was down from Brool account of the condition of the road behalf of ami other truth-telling which will now be extensively organ Herald Charles H. Towl Big myself the first of tbe week for some neede< decorations were and PARIS MAINE tion to the : ized, like the other details. But the tlarbonah, King's Chamberlain, George Walter ; The pretty appr SOUTH following and two trees were load) in this seem to have weak most of the ideas is thai That it deserves more than notici t supplies. priate, large None of the advertisers vicinity comprehensive simple C. I. Wilson has been at work at Azls with Each child in the district ι "Conference ou Race Betterment,' is to the writer, who heard one ο gifts. now. Such a shouting. plain coos dam for P. C. The ne? ceived a and a of in ad< lungs just which is to meet soon in a western city our moat citizens say, "1 Ripley. gift bag candy I am prominent the Β. M. Co. has One screams—Look at me. Another—This way, or bu boat belonging beei tion to the many articles placed there< No possible "movement" "idea" never saw a drama so well staged an< I was nevtr tlie like on the road all of the paat week. A1 friends and relatives. Mr. Mighty Great. And another—There that can be included In that. played by local talent," and the whoU by Program: there drawn by twelve horsee,the prog Muelc the Cl of me. Fact is if Solomon was to come along to-day community say amen! It is bard t< , though By ress was slow. A of Reading Ruby Cband at—from sheer best for it was all ii , very bridge logi be some stores that he would never stop at Mon select the perfect Vocal duet Β. N. Stetson, Mrs. Barro would Tunneling under Mount Royal was laid across the river (after shutting he ever conception and execution. Reading Kennetb Pulsll because the merchants claim to be wiser than treal, the two bores from opposite sidei , off the water) to oross on. After reach Six little disgust, Rev. R. E. Gllkev as King sustainet I Dialogue gl Saying of the mountain met with a variation o ing Hart hill. It waa blocked tbe rest ο Solo Mrs. Chae. Barro' was. his part and himself a "Leade Alice Mall with a of an inch perpendicular proved the to Azinooos dam. Tbe boat ii Reading. at do Watch the roosters. See how crow only quarter of Men." ai , way Odell Hei The wrong the right time, rmy barnyard they an Ai Wynifred Staples Smith, Reading thing ly. and half inch horizontally. to be used in the to tow logi Kdna Thorn it all heart. Are was Her strong, swee spring Reading at time—all the time their eyes shut evidently knowing by they illustration of the accuracy Queen sp'endid. ! across the new lake. Rita for a thing any impressive remote Reading Ryert while—right advertisers? voice was heard in the most par Music By the cl not like many of this vicinity's of modern engineering. Tbe Misses Cecil and Pearl Bennet —is our idea of it. We have the kind of of the opera house. Her ability as ι Reading Catherine Thorn right as a scalded cat comes to fear even col 1 water, buy- were week-end gueats of S. S. Bennett. Lura Mori Just More Parcel Post Changes. publio singer is known all over Maine Reading footwear for work—for the woods, s*t The following officers were electee Dialogue Chrletrsas SU heavy teaming, ers find themselves hoodwinked by plausible advertising. F. W. Smith as Mordecal was true anc R· N. 8teU With the first of January, 1914, ne* Deo. 20 for Aziscoos Grange: Solo etc. all down as for nothing ; hence careful strong to character. R. E. Edwards ai Reading Myrtle Rrere advertising good post regulations go into effect M.-W. H. Hart Ida Thou is sometimes doubted. parcel Haman was certainly perfect in costum< Reading We have all kinds of poultry feed advertising like mine increasing the weight of packages wbict O.—Aiel Wllron Music By the cl straightforward snd action. W. G. Harlow, in his dual L.—Cecil Bennett It is a selfish therefore, that I have been continually be sent, and making a still furtbei the entrance of San in car lots which we will sell interest, may was for bia fini Hart Then followed bought to main- in the near zones characters prominent 8.—Harry THE LATEST a standard in I strive reduction of rates A. S-Alfred Hart and of advocating high advertising. bass voice and his dancing as "Beggar1 Clans presentation gift·. at the lowest possible price. valuable. The weight in all zones from the thire Chap.—Lizzie Bennett Wm. A. Barrows Woman'· Reli The Felt Boot. 18 inches laces tain it in order to make my advertising was a bit. Cybil L. Dillingham, ai T.—1>. C. Bennett at wt Regal high, myself, to the twelfth is increased from elevei will a When the Show done, as by me, was fine voice anc 8.—Calvin Fox Corps hold pnblio installation Poultry full bellows reenforced at heel When the Hardware business is scientifically anc Z^resh, in.costume, full length, tongue, to twenty pounds, while in the first G. Κ —Leon Bennett the Jan. at 2 P. I to have values for action. Blandine Ε Strout as Prophet veatry, Saturday, 8, would be pleased you give to rubber from there's no need to advertise and $3.00 98c. second zones it is Increased to lift] Cereu— Mr·. W. H. Hart officer will be the D prevent cutting through, absolutely Sa.50 was sweet and io action anc The installing stoves for The rate Is also reduced in the tsa pleasant Pomona— Mrs. C T. Fox us a call. for snow to into this boot. Per No need to advertise $8 98. pounds. and Florenci Flora—Mr*. Bertha Wilton partaient President, Mr·. Iaraelson impossible get $30.00 cents foi manner. Hilda F. McCrata first and second zones to five L. A. 8.—Mrs. Battle Bennett No need to mislead A. themselves tru< Rumford. pair $1.75. people. the first and one cent for eact Stanley proved over old stock. pound, wai Mr. and Mrs. Hobb·, who have-bei No need to varnish means a "Princesses." Melissa L. Braokett additional This that North Paris. some weeks with son pound. for her The spending their i No need to or befool. anc noticed great ability. boyi C. B. Mies Sins, magnify goods forty-nine pounds Mr. and Mrs. of Sanford visit have returned home. Winter Footwear package weighing anc Spinney Saco, ------Other Heavy will read and this open to and girls showed perfect training Maine. I trust that the profit by fraction may be sent by mail aoy posi ed their daughter, Mrs. L. J. Abbott Mrs. Rosetta H. Is Norway, public fine memory. The "Boys* School Band" Ryerson spendit office within a hundred and fifty milet Chriatmas. a with the of A. T. He letter. furnished music. There were over sixty few days family Ball-Band Lumberman's Rubbers, $2.25. Other for fifty-four cents. Some further re Mr. and Mrs. Dana Grover apenl lis at Nortb Parts. Wanted. in the chorus, and their fine singing skill Bids Ball-Band Rubbers to $2.00. Leather Top ductions are made in the more distant Christmas day with their people. Word waa received here on Wedne $1.25 zone tb< echoes in mind. For cords of inches Men's 8 zone·, though for the twelfth Mra. B. P. Lowe finished the deliver] of the sudden death of Charlea Pn thirty-&ve first-quality Rubbers, Youths' 7 high $1.50, The entertainment was given for thi day hard wood to be delivered at tbe J. P. Richardson, rate remains the same as before, twelv< of tbe painting aad toys for wblch sh< sifer of Auburn. The deceased waa green inches 12 inches 16 inches benefit of the church and wherever this of South Paris. Those high $2.50, high $3.50. cents had taken orders earlier in tbe season brother of Geo. E. Pulalfer of this village schools heel per pound. is the cornerstone of the pla< 10 inches without $3.25, Maine. With these a increase Id effort, peopW have a sale ii interested in furnishing this wood or high $3.75» high South changes large and of wbicb tbey large and was well known here. we Paris, are bel pod. When next tbey appear wood for of tbe Paris or Woodstook with heel Our inch rubber, think the business is sure to resalt, and il tbia county and southern New Hamp any $3.00. 14 1 be there to bear and enjoj. shonld ooromunloate Beacon Falls Rub- would not be surprising if in the oeai may shire. schools early with is without equal, made by the East Bethel. the of South a radical of th< Mrs. Beck Is still at Superintendent schools, ber future reorganization Augusta Horwaj bra och and mistletoe, Company $3 75. malls would "Holly Paris. 82-1 manner of the handling But Brow η field. with b?r son, F. H. Beck. Mrs. FretJ And Christmas chimes where'er we go, Wool Boot* 75 and 90c. Leggins 60c up to $i.?5· ii all In a have to come about. A white Christmas this. Beck is so mooh Improved that abe And stockings pinned row, Low 1.60 to 00 to These aree thy guts— December." Moccasins, $ $2.00, High $2 For the first time in there is nc able to go ont. the outbreak of the years Wool lined socks to Not long after Jamea Abbott took dinner with hli Mlas Cella is a fe $3.75. 75c $1.00. ROBES Brown Citizens1 FUR tree. More family spending BISHOP Christmas war a man the name of Hannan, public Telephone Company's Civil by trees tbsn usual. parents Christmas. daya at her home In Rumford. at Montville, was by a Cub Bear Robes, feet $13.00 living approached The Christmas concert wblob was tc Mra. Will Cuabman visited In the Mr. and Mrs. Auverne Lap ha m < Notice. 5x6 oflicer, while at work haying, Bear feet 13 00 recruiting have been held Sunday evening, the 21, place recently. Weat Paris reoently visited relative The annual meeting of tbe Citlaens' Grizzly Robes, 5x6 to enlist. Hannan assented, a valuable be held at the 11.ςο and urged was on account of the deatt Prank Keene lost horac here. Telephone Company will Eastman & Andrews Medium size in either robe to a tree and hung the postponed in on Mon- walked maple one of the Robert Cbrlstmaa day. Mra. Etta Been la spending Cbrlstmi Asseaaora' Office South Paris, 12 00 Is said that the of participants, Goat, feet over a limb. It Fannk week with Mra. Ε Κ. Witt and ι it 7:80 Gray 5x6 ecythe son of Clayton and family day Evening, January 5th, 1914, * In the tree, the blade, Spring, .... South Parie. Medium size, l'2 ^ect I0,5° scythe yet remains The concert will be tba 28th. Norway Lake. Norway. o'clock. 31 Market Square, 4 1-2x5 from either Spring. on Fur rubber interlined, medium size, 7, 7.50 embedded,protruding will be Mra. Ellen wife of Jamei Mlaa Eva Bean la at home from Colt The report of the year's busineaa by Imitât Robes, rigidly in diameter. The mid-week prayer meeting Hobbs, side of a trunk 20 inches died of Deo. 2Mb and a two weeka' vacatlo tbe Prealdent and Treasurer will be read, i inches S, S.50 and at the parsonage. Crockett, pneumonia apending Largest size, 54x72 is but the blade her A. M. and and Election of Offloers for the of The snath decayed, George Kenerson, a native of this at her home. Mr. Crockett la seriously with anole, Bean, famll; year a memorial to Hannan Bean and Gard Goddan 1914, and other bualnees that may fittings remain, town, an old soldier, died io Augusta III, having bad tbe aame disease, Every- Prank friend, any ftrwirtBdcii** of other soldiers who recent of here. come before said CASTORIA sasssr"" and thousands and was here for burial ia Pine waa done for their oomfort and were guests relativea meeting. James N. Favor, the call of duty I brought thing g*«g;/fyJaf777r their tool· at the last of the bel a trained nnrae and rela- Mr. John Howe waa at hla home hei A. W. WALKER, President <* dropped ! Grove Cemetery. He waa ρ, having Hm 81 Main St, Main·. went to the aid of their distressed all ths Urns, •for Christina*. 52 C. W. BOWKEB, Sao. and Treaa. Yd Ajwp BHftt Norway, and famil j. tives and friends right there TktjUri oountry. I mort this Christmas and Festivals. Finn Woman Shot Husband and Salt. Democrat No skating year. Visitors NORWAY. The Oxford About time to be getting the corner of —BLUE STORES MAN DIED IN A FEW WOMAN that new leaf ready. HOW 90MK OF TUE PEOPLE SPENT THE MOMENTS, S Board of Trade will be held REDUCTION 18 EXPECTED TO BECOVEB. banquet ! * December ;o, for jure. below zero CN1VEBSAL HOLIDAY. South Paris, Maine, 1Q13 Winter Fourteen J.in. 20tb, Tuesday evening. at the river level Monday morning. Charles Sewell Penley ha· gone to the IDEAS At the room which tbey occupied at for treatment. A FEW PERSONAL Three table* at Rook were entertained Mr. and Mr·. Thomas Powere spent Toga» hospital Snow's Pal la afternoon, Hilda The aobools clo«ed for SOUTH PARIS. by Mr. and Mm. Burr F. Jooee Thurs- the in Lewiaton. Saturday village Friday day Kokkonen shot her husband, Otto Kok- winter vacation of two and day evening. the week·, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Adams apeot the kooen, in the abdomen with a 32 calibre the scbolara are enjoying to the highest AS REGARDS OUR 1914 W. and who had Mies Vida Jeune has returned from R. Allen family, gone holiday in Lewiaton. revolver, and then tamed the weapon extent the ooaating and open-air «port·. to Auburn to live, have returned and are herself. The man lived only a few and wife and tue Keene, Ν. II., for the winter. Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Stearns visited upon Superintendent Morrill occupying their home on Pleasant Street moment· after the shooting. The womaa teacher· «peut their vacation at their BUSINESS. Kenneth Witham ia at home from their at Bethel. CHIN, his daughters HOLIDAY continues with was in Lewlstoo again. Mr. Allen taken to the hospital home·. t Ua'e* College for the holiday receee. employment at Auburn. Mrs. Elizabeth Edgerly spent the day on the early train Sunday morning. It Trader· all report the Christmas trade a new we like to the mistakes with relatives in Lewiaton. ia reported that her wound is not serious. little to At the threshold of year forget Mise Marion Sturtevant of Rome bas The week of prayer services will be- anuauaily good. Very damage Both were natives of Finland, Otto trade i· with the of been the of relatives here for a few gin next Sunday nigbt at the Baptist Earl Harlow the day with Dr. experienced closing of the and look with renewed determination to press guest spent 31 of age, and hia wife 23. year closing M. Frost will being years the shoe shops. days. church. Rev. J. preach. and Mrs. J. 6. Nelson in China. in Otto had been employed the vicinity Miss A. Walker assisted Editb harder successes. We have found it to ''Consider the Mr. Frost is a preacher of unusual abil- Georgia the pays All of Our Stock of China The Ladie»' Whist Club will meet Mr. aud Mrs. Ο. B. Merrow of Aubnrn for some years as a general laborer, and M. Smith in the shoe store daring the ity and all should hear him. customer who makes with Mrs. Stanley M. Wheeler Thursday were with Ε. N. Haskell and family. is said by former employers to be a "good W Customer" in all our sales. It's the steady afternoon. The annual meeting of the Citizens' fellow." They were married April 13, Mm. M. L. clerks for Z.L. H. Davis was with hia daugh- Sampson a success. If we satisfied each time that we and Toilet Co. will be beld at the assess George 1912, and had an infant daughter which Merchant A Co. the week and In any business get Glassware, Sets, Gordon Abbott of is vis- Telephone Mrs. at East Deer· daring Lynn, Maes., of ter, Eugene Stevens, was a on of the shoot- ors' office on the evening Monday, year old the day stock we there to trade. iting his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. ing. taking. goods it is but natural go again Jan. 5, at 7:30, for the hearing of roports log. The parcel post with the Christmas in- purchase Swett. in Dinner Hall Benjamin and election of officer*, and any other E. L. Greene and family were with The Kokkonens occupied a room creaae has made the mail heavier than Sets, Lamps, Erkkl Hubert P. Davis of Lewiston wa* with butinées tbat may come before the meet- Mrs. Greene's sister, Mrs. W. W. Walker, the south end of the house of ever before. to You _ So We are Going Satisfy bis parents. Rev. and Mrs. Ε A. Davis, log. at Woodfords. Pulkkioen, on the Chandler Curtis farm, The Oxford Couuty Association of a short distance north of Snow's Falls. observed Christina* over Sunday, the 21st. The infant sou of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Μγη. S. Hammond most of Knights Templar Hanging Lamps. Lydia spent Tbo who had been at work in the a little more than six months man, with their usual at Masons We know that it if best for us. You know it is best for Bean of Lewiston Ε Tubbs, Christmas week with her Mrs. program you. Rev. aod Mrs. I. A. cholera daughter, came home the beforo <>f age, died Thursday night of D. Hammond. woods, day were calling on friends bere Tueeday, Henry Christmas. next Mrs. Kok- infantum. The Tubbs family bad arriv- The day Work oontinues on the Maple Street coming with their auto. was took and went to the ed from Florida only a few dsys earlier, Dr. Charles S. Stuart of Rangeley konen the baby sewer. The crew la small, and of We Shall Have Some of the Best Quality of Goods, home of the Finn Charlts thejast Mrs. A. U. Eastman and children of and were staying with Mr. Tubbs1 father, with his father and sister, W. B. Stnart minister, the work baa been attended with some at West Paris. On her Berlin, X. H., have been guests at Geo. Ueorge M. Tubbs, on Main Street. ind Miss Ruth Stnart. Julin, Friday difficulty. Only a few men can be work- We Shall Have Medium Priced Merchandise, C. Fernald's for a few days. husband went after her and brought her ed to The annual roll call and business Misa Mabel G. Hathaway has been at advantage. and the baby home. Jennie Mann clerked at the F. ρ1 We Shall Have Low Priced or Qoods, The Good Cheer will meet Wednesday of the church borne from her teaching in Rockport, Cheap Quality meeting Congregational On Saturday, according to the story of Stone store the week. afternoon with Mrs. Forbes on Porter will be held at 30. for the drug during N. Co. evening Mass., holidays. Bolster Wednesday the Pulkkinens, there was more or less Earl Tbibodeau of Arlington, Mass., Street. It is tbere will be a good At 6:45 there will be a sup- we serve and but all the hoped fellowship Leon Λ. Brooks and ate their disturbance and evidence of dissension Is bis vacation with bis Nor- In order that may you your pocket book, attendance. members of the church family spending Dayton to which all per, Christmas dinner with the of Mrs. in the room the Kokkonens. He bae an excellent 36 MARKET family occupied by way people. posi- are to tell its real value and if we ever err in SQUARE, and are invited. All are request- tbo time we you Mrs. Carrie Briggs, after being in parish Brooks' father, W. S. Starbird. About 4 o'clock in the afternoon tion as Instructor in the Arlington going ed to remain for the business meeting husband. town for some time, ha* gone again to woman fired two shots at her we shall be here to SOUTH MAINE. also. Next communion and re- Misa S. Ε. Porter was at home from judgment right satisfy you. PARIS, St. Jobnsbury, Vt., to be with her son, Sunday They were evidently fired from different Frost died at the Central of members. 1er teaching in Portland with her par ^Merrltt Prank A. Brigga. ception points,as they went through windows on Maine General Hospital at Lewiston, jnts, Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Porter. " who died at his home sidee of the room, but neither at the of Herschel Woodis, who wa* injured by Sylvester Powell, opposite Saturday, Dec. 20tb, age fiftj- Come to "The Wearer be Served Stores. in Clinton on of last week at P. E. Hathaway and who had hit the man. Things then quieted Bix He was on for the falling of a rail on his foot, while at Wednesday family, years. operated ap 'he of 80 was the father of îeen at Waterville fur a of their va· down, and the man sat down on the bed. He was the son of Ellab R. work on the railroad, has gone to the age years, part pendicles. the mission- returned home for Christmas. and the woman went to him and be went to the far west. Maine General in Portland for Hev. Hannah J. Powell, :ation, along Frost. In 1883 Hospital his besido KEEP YOUR FEET ary of the Maine Coast Mission, who is began combing hair, standing Thirty years later he returned to Nor- treatment. Sanford M. Brown, who is scaling at she drew well known in the state, and lias many him. While engaged in this way. He is survived by two brothers, Richardson's camp, near Oquossnc, was A whist party, which was one of the friends in South Paris. A widow and the revolver and fired point blank. Thit Alvln R Frost and Mason Frost, and H. Co. it home with his lor the holi- F. AND DRY in family WARM functions of the Universalis! ladies the one are the only members bullet entered near the navel, passed two sisters, Mrs. Agnes Kelley and lira. Noyes daughter lay. their contest, was held with Miss Grace of the family left by Mr. Powell. near a kidney, and lodged In the tissues. Mary Canwell, all of Norway. Services Thayer Friday evening. Weather con- Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Merrill of The man jumped through a window, at his sister's, Mrs. Canwell'·, on Water South Paris (2 Stores) The following officers have been elect- Norway dition* were adverse, but eight tables vennebunkport were the guests of Μγη. ran around the bouse and in at a back Street, afternoon, attended by ed for the Methodist School for Sunday were tilled. Suuday Merrill's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. door, then fell and soon died. Tbo Rev. B. C. Wentworth. My stock of Felt Shoes, Leggins and Gaiters, Over- the coming went year: lenne. woman, with the baby in her arms, Miss Haariette E. Cragin of Rockland, Alexander Anderson and bride, who L. Buck. ι Supt.—Dr. C. out at the door of the room, and in tbo Mai-s she holds a as shoes and Lumberman's Rubbers is complete. were married in St. Ν. Β on Asst. Sunt K. Kuril am. of Patten was a wifre position Stephen, —George Charles E. Merrill herself also in the ab- Sec -Mildred Parltn. hall outside shot teacher In the schools, is spend- Dec. 24·h, were at the home of Ellis Mc- I ruest of his L S. and hie public As«t. Sec.—Reua Trlb u. father, Merrill, domen. her vacation with her mother. Allister over Sunday. All their friends I jrother. Dr. C. M. for two or ing 4 Librarian—S. C. Ordway Merrill, Coroner William J. Wheeler of South The Barton Club on wish them much will —Τ M. Davis. * Reading Friday SALE happiness. Tbey Supt l>ept hree em- GREAT Temperance days. Paris was and on with Ml»»loiis»—Mrs. K. Karnum. notified, Sunday enjoyed an interesting program make their home in Auburn. Supt George H Glove Rub- Supt. Home Dept.—Mrs Charles Edwards. Christmas day guests at Mr. and Mrs. paueled a jury composed of Chester Mrs W. W. Whltmarsh. Goodyear Mr·. E'.ther and Mr. and Mrs. 1 Allen's were Mr. and Mrs. C'has. Lane, Jr., Robert E. Shaw, D. Henry Mr. and Mrs. A. Wllkins of Ryerson Hamlin Lodge, Κ of P., No. 31, 'ercy George Archie cole arrived last week from ' Raweon, Mrs. J. A. Fifield, Ellsworth D. Curtis, Alfred C. South were the of Mrs. elecfed the following officers for the taweon, Shirley Berwick Ruests bers a Montclair, N. J. Mr. Cole, who has « 'ackson and Mr. S. F. Davis. Perham and Charles F. Barden. They Wllkins' Miss Anna this Specialty term commencing Jan. 1, 1914: sister, Stone, been running a hotel in Montclair, has viewed the remains, and adjourned to C. C —Crockett Record. Mies Helen M. who teaches in the business. will the King, the call of the coroner for a en- AND sold Tbey spend bearing and Mrs. George I. COATS V.C.—C- W. Burgoss WMr. Cummingn SUITS 'ortland, was with her parents, Mr. and Bartlett winter at Mrs. Ryerson's home here. M. of W —Hoba t Kenney. Dr. D. M. Stewart and Dr. Π. L. tertained Dr. A. G. Wiley of Bar Mills S.-E. F.Shaw. I ilrs. J. F. King, for the holiday. Harry K.of Rand performed an autopsy on the remains. Dr. was a former prin- Mrs. Sarah Fletcher of Amherst has M. of r -K. M. MIMett. \ of Portland was also a Saturday. Wiley King guest There had been no drinking at tho of school. come to the winter with her son, M o'Κ-J. Ε Everett. cipal Norway high spend here. and had to do with wife and Elliot Mr. M. »t A.— H. S Maxim. place, liquor nothing E. S. Cummings, son, D. D. Fletcher of High Street. ν this sale are all this sea I G.—Ko-tue Tltcomb. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Graves enter- the tragedy. It is not known just what of Bemis, are wit The in — Cummings. Fletcher's sister, Mrs. Charles Turner of D. G Lewis A. Andrews. Stxplee garments W. 0. Mr. was the nature of the but some a short ™lt· Trustee—T. 8. Rarues. I ained on Christmas day Graves' trouble, their Norway people for Frothingham, Veazie, Mrs. Fletcher he~e, accompanied U. Llttletleld. ( ather and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar of those best acquainted with the parties Miss Grace Bicknell her and after a few days' visit returned to Representative—J. mother, spends in the newest an< 1 Alternate— Ε. M. Dunham. as irre- son's Maine. • raves of and Mr. Graves' aunt, consider the woman mentally Christmas with her production styles South Paris, her home Wednesday. Norway, holidays PareJ»t8' C. C. Bickuell, ad-writer, is about to 1rs. Julia Geer. sponsible. Mr. and Mrs. Everett F. Bleknell. Real winter at last. or ten Bicknell Is an Instructor at the I erkinsÇJ·" on see t Eight go to Biddeford, where be will open an at materials. Notice suits and wha A Christmas gathering was enjoyed Maine News Notes. inches of snow which fell Tuesday night office. For some time Mr. Bicknell, Institution for the blind. prices 4 1rs. Smiiey's store Monday evening us a white Christmas, and a few at his Mrs. Emma A. Mann, Jennie, May- gave while working regularly daily em'- fter business hours, those in attendance inches more which came on have Mann and were the ι there is for Friday ployment, has been writing advertise- ί or former attaches ford, Harry family, you. >eing mainly present Mrs. Margaret Taylor, about 35 years at saving made the face of the earth look decided- mente tor a number of advertisers in the j guests of Mr. and Mrs. Abner Mann if the store. A chafing dish lunch was of age, as a cook in a Portland in harmony with the season. Lumber other He has employed Milton Plantation Thursday. ly Democrat aud papers. " were an ervod, and gifts distributed. hotel, was accidentally asphyxiated by s products will now begin to move. now made engagements with a number The Atherton Furniture Company of retail merchants of Biddeford suffi- Wallace A. Clifford, who is taking the open gas jet. eight day clock, for some time in their After Christmas The Tubbs party, including Mrs. Ab- SUITS, time Mr. < ourse in the Harvard Medical School, the son of show window, at 8:34 and was SUITS, $12.50 $16.50 $8.2? bie Fre 1 E. Tubbs and family, cient to occupy bis quite fully. James, three-year-old George stopped 525.00 Hayes, I lise Carrie who teaches in Hal- of was struck a train to Arthur Stowell of Locke « arid Mr. and Mrs. Lor Bicknell will live at Old Orchard. He Clifford, Paranakee Saco, by given Alphonso Tubbs, at will be in South Paris to 1 awell School, aud Earl Clifford, and killed Thursday, while Mills who cuessed the nearest o.oU. 7.5( ing Roberts, which left for Florida occasionally High instantly 20.00 SUITS, 10.00 15.00 SUITS, here. ι student in Bates, were with their about the Boston and Maine The death of Mrs. Frances Elizabeth Sale about the middle of November with a look after his business playing Clearai larents, Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Clifford. tracks. Cliase at the home of her son, Dr. S. H. view to possible settlement there, return- ' A Noted Educator. Chase, in Haverhill, Mass., on Dec. loth, 18.00 9.00 SUITS, 6.2i ed to South Paris about ten days since Among the college students at home Mrs. John Ahearn, a widow of Bailey- SUITS, 12.50 Mm» Christina R noted for her brines of regret from a large tunda, ( or the vacation are A. and her son Daniel, expressions Mount Mica of Odd Fellows holiday Harry ville, 12-year-old of Mrs. Chase was born in Lodge work in education in that city since 1868, ! Easson from the circle friends. ritcomb and Ralph while driving to Calais Monday to do of have resolved to clear the and when we elected the following officers Thursday died at her home in Ν. Y., on Paris, March 1, 1830, the daughter We decks, Brooklyn, Jniversity of Maine, Lafayette Dow and their Christmas shopping were struck by ! evening; the 12th of December. Miss Rounds was ! Jubn and Catherine Buttérfield. She ; determine to do a we enter into it heart and soid. ilurray Bigelow from Bowdoin, Lloyd a Maine Central passenger train on a i 411 of the Ladies' and Children's Coats at thing V U.—Albert Λ me*. a native of in which town she married Ahiier B. Chase Aue. 2(. IStW our store all our left over Chr istmas Waterford, j )avis from J. at and killed. We want to clear of ν· U.—Robert Paterson. Colby, Shirley Raweon, crossing Baring she is survived Dr. was born in the of Na- Of their children by are to Kec. Sec.—Donald H. Bean. 1841, daughter lies Marion Everett and Sumner Davis within the next 6 and ready Rounds. Some not in all Its Uliase. The other two died when goods days, Per. Sec—Percv A. Mtllett. haniel and Betay Brown j rom Bates. Although fully equipped j Liberal Mark Down Price. II* was in the Treaa.—Krnest M. Milieu. of the older residents of South Paris re- UOiaiiB DUUgUi Β lion 9iWV,WV puunw young. For many years she — l»»v Horace L. in trustees S ton Boiter, member tbat in life she in The dinner party at Dr. D. M. Stew- was opened to the publio Saturday millinery business in Howe Block Swao, Charles A. \oung. early taught brary ι rt'e included Dr. Stewart s out. Formal dedica- this She retired soon after her Janitor—L. W. Hollls. this place, and that they attended her P»rente, and books given village. school. ] Jr. aDd Mrs. Stewart of tory exercises with an elaborate pro- husband's death, and in 1892 went to SACRIFICE Wm K. Kiruball Circle, Ladies of the eon. Mi*s Koun Is completed her education ί Itewart's parent», Mr. Μ« ΕΛ gramme will be held in a few week·. Haverhill to live with her Κ bas elected the offl the G. Α. following in and after her return became lax well of this place, and^ her si1ère Miss Eula Bicknell clerked at Europe, Au unusual in Maine for Dec. 18 ' cers : ! J re. of Wales Mrs. Frost ol sight Packard store the week. a teacher in Charlestown. Mans. From Chase the during Article that is Left Whitman was witnessed in St. Albans. On , On Every Pre*.—M re. Mabel that sLe weut in ls*5S to as i louth Fraraingham, Mas»., and Ms Basket ball game between Norway f-—Mrs. LUzle Ml leu city Brooklyn lawn of the home of Hon. D D. Stewart, 1 tdith who teaches in Massa and the Paris town team at tho *J-J >. I' —M re. Florence llicks a teacher in the Polytechnic Institute, Maxwell, Oigb Mr. Stewart, who is 90 years of ajje, and After Sec — Mrs. Kali B. Stuart for In ( husetts. House Thursday evening. where she remained eight years. who has his 70th Opera rreae.—Mrs. Eva K.Ordway Otis Turner, passed with music Stearns1 1868 she started Mies Rounds' School for the game dancing by This means more to the than ever before. Such Con -Mrs. D D rietcher William J. Wheeler and family took birthday were in contesting for buyer which she had siuco conducted. engaged O clicstra. Good attendancr. (>uanl—Mrs. Emily Cook Girl*, ( heir Christmas dinner with Col. an in a of I a seldom so take of it. One J. honom well fought game croquet. Herman L. Home enter- chance occurs, advantage Pat. Inn—Mr* Esther Walker She a position almost unique where the Mr. and Mrs. occupied 1rs A J. Stearns at Norway, Croquet has been Mr. Stewart's favorite ! and and One Half off on all left over Christmas because of her in educational, tained at dinner Christmas, Mr. Quarter goods. Advertised letters and cards id South activity iartv included all the Howard exercise for In the summer and many years. Mrs. A. £. Chaffin of Buckfield, Mr. and Remember: The on these We literary and art circles in Brooklyn, ! of H Mr. the original prices goods. Pari· post office Dec 29, 1913: Wheeler Manchesterfamily, Ν. season he spends much time playing j Mr. and Mrs. of her was a salon where Mrs. George W. Holmes, make this wonderful and truthful oiler at the closing Walter Blake library practically ,nd Mrs. E. Co e of Canton M.ss with friends from the Mr. C. visitors Roy game near-by Horace Mrs. B. S. Rideout, Mr. E. 8. Coouer many of the moat distinguished M. \V anu Sanborn, successful with confidence in the ,[rs and Mrs. Stanley beeler, towns. Helen and another year, intelligence T. K. Hackett lo were entertained In addi- ^ Florauce and Edith Rideout, MAINE. Brooklyn J lobert W. Wheeler, who bas a position NORWAY, of the to whom this store Ins always given the Mr. Win C. H logins, card tion this salon was the center of a sphere ■ Approval of the route of the Quebec Mildred Holmes of Norway. people Mrs. F. A. Plummer, car*! 1 u Portsmouth, N. H. | unusual values we want the did to build Extension Co. across northern Stearns has the Dunn worth of their money. These Geo. French, card of helpfulness which much Railway Roy bought and Mrs. Geo. B. Crockett enter j the railroad Farm near the head of the and will are far the we have ever Mr·. Lucy Gerry, card up the influence of the Brooklyn Insti- Mr Maine has been given by lake, to possess, by greatest a people C. W. A Hen, car l in < ained at d oner all their children the commissioners. This route runs across ! move on to it In the It's good our The will tell tute, aud which added greatly bring- spring. Ε WISH to thank our many friends and custom- ofiered. Look into windows. prices S F. Davis, Ρ M. most of the a ! fruit farm and has a stretch of lake ing it support. I the stale way through long the tile that will The Man or Woman who a is to be a lots. has surprise you. inerte tins From this salon of Miss Round·1 there I K«„"i *d ! wilderness, 110 miles, and part frontage for cottage W ers which The Seneca Club Monday '5C'^gMrSe'o^ for their generous patronage, misses this sale is a loser. bod- Mr. and Mr..! of a line from St. Ν. I Mildred and Thelma Gerry with Mr®. Smiley on Weeern c.trne also the organization of many TtS. Λ»»'π.11. proposed John, B., Noyes evening and 'oni Mrs. the Mrs. F. H. a one for us. the such as the Club of 1 senties F. Crockett two to A few miles of It, in ,' have been visiting Lovering made the year prosperous Avenue. The program οf evening!ι ies, Shakespeare Quebec. past the ] J «on S. Fairbanks of Ncwtonvtlle, Mass eastern of the state, is built. Id West Medford, Mass. Is: Brooklyn, distinguished by activity part already \ New Λ M ins Ethel C who teaches It will be on ac- T. Tubbs has a We extend to the of the Year—May items a bo at the Desert I of Dr. Lvman Abbott, aud many eocie- Crocket', operated by electricity, ; George accepted poal you greetings Roi! call..... Shoe Gibraltar and the Desert. f ties which had decided influence in the I M... ΜΓ. F..rb.»k..U... count of the danger of fire in tbe woods tion with the A. H. Berry Company 1 faS'Î health Mrs Gray at work for of it be filled with good cheer, good E. CO. The Keeper of the East.-rn Gate social world. ,f the family circle waa not able to b from ooal burning locomotives. in Portland. He has been every day A. SHURTLEFF Die I one * Sahara an.l Its Uf.'....Mrs. Stanley Ε. B. Tubbs. A brother of Miss Rouuds', the late | tresent his brothers, W. F. and lic.i'llojf—"Tue Slave's Dream"—Lonitfel'ow Heroic treatment for the "insane old and prosperity for you. Mr»· Llltiedelil was a Lucius I Bartlett has left the Dr. Charles C. Rounds, prominent One of the of the must" was administered the ν .„· ο largest family partie. hospital by ! and is with Paris \uealiwlo SmlU)y Maiue educator, being for a number of homestead |for the winter, Market South ™ îh.t «ωοί .at «Ι..» governor and council at thoir mooting Square of Farmiugtou Normal | his daughter, Mrs. Charles S. Bartlett, The ladies interested in the contest years principal at Mrs L C. Morton s. I ne party last week. In brief, while exonerating | and lie married Miss Kate Stowell for some time. going ou between the ladiee ifentle- School. b-eides Mr.. Morton, Mr. «nd Dr. the and the ! we 1 Deluded, Miller, superintendent, W. Hunt of Bath, Misses Eliz For the New Year have men of the l'ai verbalist church will give of South Parie. força, from misconduct, the ! George is kurvived two ! hospital abeth and Agnes Boal, Freeland Hone a "watch in Grand Army Hall Mise Kouuds by nieces, π the not paity" council quest resignation only were the of ss Ε. Rounds and Mrs. j and Allen guests and Account Books Wednesday evening, Dec. 31, to watch M Katherine ( of Dr. Miller but of the whole board of Blynne Ledgers, Journals two Ar j Judge Jones and family Thursday. the old year out and the new in. Whist Agnes R. M-itthown; nephews, trustee·» of the hospital. This action is S. R both law- were given at the Universal- of various kinds. will be played the first of the evening, ! thur C. and Rilph >unds, | taken because of the lack of harmony in Suppers ^^iBiiwiiiiMiiiiiniiiiiniiiin!iiii)iiiiiiiuiiiriiuiHiii;iiiiiiiiniiinmn;iuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiii 1 Methodist and nffliiiiiniiiiiiiiinjmaiMMii^jU \eis in and her sister-in-law, Congregational aud daucing indulged in the last of the j New York; the administration of tbe hospital affair?, 1st, 1well Rounds. churches Wednesday evening for the the and sizes. evening. Refreshments will be on sale. Mrs. Kate St Iren Helen and Hugh, of C'JStal, V 1 and while drastio, was about the only ι LIARIES—All popular styles I have this bathroom Λ a Sabbath School scholars. didn't All tb»«e who wish to the ladies Hiss Far.nle A. if.,rht·» Mr.m ami Mrs. to of the help Paris School Notes. ForDes, practicable way dipose hospital { Lea- to ν 1 Farmer's, Maine Farmers', "WHY asked be in A ami ALMANACS—Old so and beau- are most earnestly present. rthur E. Forbes, seventeen all. troubles. The council was unanimous Whon babv suffers with croup, apply give in ago. It is clean fall term of the Paris School oncc. Safe for chil- put long A good time at a small expense. The High j ree was unloaded after ° in tbe action. Dr. Thomas' Eclectic Oil at the of dinne^\ li rcn. Λ little a way. 25s and 50<:. vitt's and Hicks'. was remarkable from standpoint Measure of the children as well as the goes long tiful that I feel The pupils at the Porter the of at- Norris W. Rowe of Buxton Center, At all drug stores. provoked following good attendance, percentage jlder ones. j Office school were not absent I a A assortment of Stationery and Supplies. Street primary tendance being ninety-seven; and thirty- about 37 years of age, died in hospital good of all that time session the fall term: is "f several as thinking one during six of the the ninety-five pupils enrolled, rhristm festivals the Sun- in Portland Friday evening the result FOR SALE. Colbv < in 'ook from a shot Alton 8. Ames Oayma or over ouo-third, were not absent any Scho ,!. *a.l»u" lorn.·, of a wound received gun with Charlotte Cole Donsl 1 Cush.nau i^ Sleds. that I worried along une-tbird of the stu- | ,|;»ce Wednesday afternoon and-^ «νβη,°*' tired by bis son Leon, thirteen years of One set 2-hirse LulJe Ε Keunajth Clinton V. Ilorr session. About ore en- were all well and « afternoon Rowe cam»· Both Emma McKenney Brian·! Hammond dents in the three lower classes attended, age. Wednesday j One 2-horse Cart. practi- the old bathroom." Don't Kred Ε lu-lkln» to and old as threatened to Louraln.t Powers rolled in the new commercial course. (iyable both young JJ. they homo crazy drunk, and new. W. Morton g Henry showed ι are. On Christmas there kill his wife and tbe rest of his cally y1»**»,. Record The common schools which llavs day family.' can that Harlle H ..lurch Maynard lhe LOREN B. MERRILL, wait until you say the of attendance for jvere numerous family parties, day The b'»y interfered,whereupon his father trroll and Uarlan Hammond highest percentage j Paris Hill. N'ottage were the Paris Hill vas good comfortable winter weather, chased him, and the up 52 the the fall term gram- boy, catching when a "«Standard" bath- were absent ouebalf day during md the new snow was in fair for a shot tired it. The struck mar, ami grade* seven, eight and nine of shape gun, charge term. In the afternoon the mem- a bol··. the Brick Grammar, and the Partridge, ileighing. the man in the leg, making big FOR SALE. room in us will Teacher. »oc«e nee a put by Η Αττίκ Lkach, Webber and North Paris schools. jers of the young The boy then rigged rnde tourniquet Bar. P. Rock pullets Mon- I he Metiiodist an to check the and called the Thirty-five F- Cook of secured the! All schools in town will begin Congregational,peGpte^ bleeding, Brown mean so much to you Norway man was to and yearling Hobbs' Jan. 5th. Mme Agnes Gray has re- neighbors, and the taken t.venty-eight King Kineo rauge range given by day, j 91 at the Porter School the but he never rallied. Leghorns. Variety Store in the contest which clos signed her position a-rsVeVTrr» hospital, now. Miis Ethel p»i; Also cords stove wood, sea- *5und««r~ fd last afternoon Copies of and will be succeeded by eight Tuosday blood runs you down—makes you an Ufdla Ufilotr in the of a student at Farm· Impure soned and under cover. the advertisement publif'ted Chipman Poland, e»sv victim for (Uncase. For pure blood ami have kinds of free Calendars and Ethel D. on tbe brio.. ty We several for six months a «4 coupons ington Normal School. Miss joint, .Ireet., sound digestion—Burdock lilood Bitters. At all GEORGE M. ELDER, Democrat the After the Brock of West Paris, who has been at- f ehut-lns, and at jail. drug stores. Price, $1.00. Almanacs. Call for them. Riven to customers by the Bjbbs store South Paris, Me. Normal School thie «turn to the church, refreshments were 52 and S. J. Record Jfe Son of Norway j tending Farmington "Doan's Ointment cured me of eczema that & BUTTS, ierved to the LONGLEY Counted in the contest. Mr. Cook pre- fall, will succeed Gladys Damon at the singers. had annoyed me for a long time. The result whb "—Hon. S W. Matthews, Commissioner Mt Mica Association Maine Seated and hie only com- Tuell School. lasting Building: Main Street Norway,! £>,685 coupon*, Barn Burned at Canton. Labor Statistics, Augusta, Me. Merton A. had 19,657. The annual will be held petitor, Millett, as the meeting bad Resolutions. The barn on what Is known One or more other contestants who For action of the bowels, easy, natural at 2 a. «« regular Thursday, January 1st, 1914, the close Whereas, Death has once more entered robin farm movements, relief of try Doan's made a start withdrew before constipation, P. at Town Office. the ranks of the Ladies1 Circle of the G. Can.;.» Reguleta. 25c at all stores. M. ijjjSp rare been observ- E. A new and bird has A. R and called to rest one of our rhUlarraTl^nnw own-"! by WaU.ce ALTON C. WHEELER, m ùere within a few This is the ■"<· » ée» days members, J„,Vb".»n Bora. 52 Secretary. a north country bird, death of nilee above Canton>"u·^ In the evening grosbeak, Be it resolved, That ia the village. 2,b. Dec. 20, south as Maine. all of hi South Paris, Me., 1913. which seldom gets as far Sister Hannah Holt, we are called to „ro he had stored practically W. In Paris, Dec. 24, to tbe wife of Ralph Cole, a It was seen around tbe premises of as far as her farming "«chiner» part with a reliable, and, "iable, up-to-date son. D. Park on Gary est .mated to be H. Jenn* and Albert strength permitted, an earnest worker in [nd theioss is «1000 In Paris, Dec. 23, to the wife of Roscoe 9lat- Horse for Sale. io numbers, bat the 11 a son. Street, at tiret small our whose faithfulness was be- with no Insurance. When tery, order, In Dec. to tbe wife of Isaac Λ. about as as was at the We*t Paris, 23, Weighs 1150, good worker, later a flock of many twenty and whose life was a Recovered bv the famtly Mar. I yond question, Thome, a (laughter, Inez to sale identification was was and safe drive and handle. For Winter seen at one time. The stimulus to the principles of true patriot- jam blazing past saving.4J*L' In West Parts, Dec. 26, to the wlfo of Ellsworth Furnishings although some of the most I of the fire ia unknown. D. Curtis, a son. cheap. complete, ism. ulgio In Norway, Dec. 9, to tbe wife of John G. Mc- nature stadenta of tbe vicinity It That the Ο. K. diligeot And be resolved, memory at Kay, a daughter. CLIFFORD, seen one of them. Tbe ad- Bulldlnga Burned Brownfield. have never uf her helpful spirit, and her patience in In Norway, Dec. 27, to the wife of William ς2 South Paris. Mrs. Park's list of and Stanton, a son. and dition of this makes shall encourage us to be active The Free Baptist parsonage For Men Boys suffering, In Bethel, Nov. 28, to tbe wife of L. Cary seen for tbe season of 1913 number loved. it Merrill's Corner, Brownfleld, wa birds and strong in the work she stable Stevens, a son. 110. And be it resolved, That a oopy of turned about 11 o'clock Tuesday In Bethel. Dec. 9, to the wife of Edwin K. Come to the GREEN- need Bartlett, a is here in earnest now and you may these resolutions be sent to the family of daughter. Winter Perhaps everybody who is connected In Newrv, Dec. 14, to the wife of G. II. Learn and a thereof be HOUSE for here in with the carrying and delivery of the the deceased, copy ^"-r.^'^nÎ'DVr-b'o ed, a daughter. new You'll find what you need our records. furnishings. mail# didn't breathe a sigh of relief when spread upon Mrs L. A. Rounds, m the Blake dtstrici. need for Christmas was over! It baa been getting Married. LETTUCE good variety. We have everything you'll Mrs. Rossis Monk, ried an insurance of #300. Most oi ^ worse and worse rigbt along for years, F. furniture was eaved. with tbe liberal rates Mrs. Ellkn Whitman, cold weather. and parcel post In 8outh Paris, Dec. 24. by Rev. Chester Gore | I have the CURLY CRISP was about all Committee on Résolutions. now in force the business •'Something Just a» Oood. Miller, Mr. Francis C. Wilson of Norway and that could be handled. Twenty sacks in Miss Angle N. Perkins of Mechanic Falls. kind. Now the Show. κ Hav or two before Cbrletma·, a Rev. 8eth Benson, to South Paris was Poultry In Weet Paris, Deo. 25, by j an incoming mail just Wlnfred Swan of Greenwood and that On Wednesday and Thurs- Mr. Dennl* an ordinary batch, and it kept up Tuesday, Miss Lillian Keen of Poland. week comes the fifth annual A. Baker, Underwear for about all of three days, Toesday, day of this In Norway, Dec. 23, by Margaret E. P. Men's way Poul- Mr. Juvernla J. Jsckson and CROCKETT and with the exhibition of the Western Maine duly authorised, "d Wednesday Thursday, "" MIm Gloria D. Kyerson, both of South Parts. in addi- Association, at Norway Opera early and tbe belated business try In Norway, Dec. 23, by B. F. Smith, Esq Mr. FLORIST, Underwear the mail House. As mentioned, this of and Miss Sarah' ^®c tion. Yet so far as observed, previously :°^"-'-Vrïi8,rd,og Frank Locke Norway J Boys' was will a show this year, and Florence of Welchvllle. itself. All that ii needed was all well handled, and delivery be comparison :0?BD.»^r.»;°cb"dïe1r , Mayberry South Paris, Maine. CHANCE OF A LIFETIME presents ,M·0""·"0· A"*"m without a υ c"un In Dec. 22, by Rev. Fenwlck L. tbe not a score card show as in previous Whereupon, Woodfords, made Another year, with Leavltt, Mr. Ernest A. Swicker of Bethel and; man who has BANKED HIS SAVING Shirts promptly. show· have filled the c,ja"8e PROBATE NOTICES. a little cash. It ia the Flannel increase of and decrease of rates years. Previous Miss Carrie L. Dingier of Woodfords. A weight the Rev. Arba John Marsh, can A" of w00' and leather K'ovee. the business will be still space pretty nearly to the limit, Op- In Auburn, Dec. 25, by To all persons Interested tn either of the estates who take the immediate advantage. Kradee in parcel post, Mr. Frank Everett George and Misa Amy E. hereinafter named : U/:nfAt, era House last year having had about all oranges and grapefruit. YYIIIlCr VJ1UVC» lined or unllned, 25c to 00. more enormons. Phi I brick, both of Bethel. At a Probate Court, at Paris, In vacation, In the coops it wonld accommodate—and of and for the County of Oxford, on the twenty- were The -,arm TODAY. Their many friend· here pained the tilled with fine birds. A large building- seventh day of Dec., In the year of oar Lord one START AN ACCOUNT Sat- coops * to hear of the death at Caribou on show is looked for this ~η·Ι.«1η^ Died. thousand nine hundred and thirteen. The for bnsinei and good year. matter been for the on account add to it and be the tbe of John Stuart, b.„..njba,nbe'o.;.nC^ «», following having presented If yon already have prepared urday night, 20tb, action hereinafter Indicated, It Is Fred S. all Mr -» beating »». Dec. son of Mr. thereupon the oldest son of Mr. and Mrs. We wish to announce that long Notun, In South Parts, 25, Leland, herehv Ordered : that aj* often offered yo:. Mrs. Fred E. Tubbs, aged β month·. opportunities Mrs. Brown was cut on our account will be de- and That notloe thereof be given to all persona In- Brown of Caribou. lumber In Caribou, Dec 20. John Stuart, son of Mr. a copy of this order to be Stnart, and is the livered to the mill of J. A. Kenney Λ S. 4 terested by causing formerly Miss Grace and Mrs. Frrd Brown, aged years. three weeks In the Ox- son of Mr. and Mrs. published successively and Mrs. J. H. Stuart of of the factorT. In Paris, Dcc. 28, Infant a at Foster of Mr. Co. instead newspaper South B. ford published on Η. daughter 2 Democrat, We 2 cent interest check account of Co. Ralph Cole, aged days. In said that may at a pay per this He was a victim diph- Mason Manufacturing Kokkonen, 31 Parla, County, they appear one: price: clothier place. In Paris, Dec. 27, Otto aged Court to be held at said on the illness was short. The Probate Pans, Connected with theria, and his years. third Tuesday of January, A. D. 1914. at 9 of Savings Department in bill to make General Joshua Dec. Arthur N. Given, 78 remains arrived here Monday evening, A Major In Mexico, 16, aged the clock In the forenoon, and be heard thereon on tb„. ι BRANCH BANK AT BUCKFIELD, MAINE. NORWAY MAINE and were buried, L. Chamberlain a brigadier general years. If they see cause. charge of his father, 'bLdnM"Tb.t».:rn.»SS.»d In I.ewlston, Dec. 20, Merritt Frost, aged 56 the retired list, which would gi?e him was some insurance. Mr. Brown returning home Tuesday years, 5 months, 18 daya. Bfary C. Back late of Paris, deceased; peti- a. for the remainder of hia Mrs. Frances or some other The was four years of $4,500 a year In Haverhill, Mass., Dec. 15, tion that Solomon C. Buck suitable morning. boy widow of A. B. be as administrator of the was a bas been introduced in Congress by Elliabeth (Butterfleld) Chase, pirson appointed last He very i life, 71 years, 9 of said deoeased Solomon C. age September. P. General Point, Yarmouth, died Tu « J Chase, formerly of Norway, aged estate presented by Bears the and had a boat of Senator Charles Johnson. son and heir. bright, lovable boy. nital from burn· received a te y ^ month·, 14 day·. Buck, fw Infants and Childrwi. j whose record in the Civil ... Dec. son of Mr. and Co. where I In 21, Robert, Trust and Chamberlain, Brownfleld, Paris CASTORIA friends both in Caribou here, ar. «b«. ADDISON E. HERBICK, of said Court. Signature the tore when tor .ook > Mrs. 12 years. Judge some time with his mother War is known throughout country, clo.blng Clayton Spring, aged A true of he spent at her atove. She waa tmriy in Lake, Dec. 25, Mrs. Ellen (Hobbs), copy—attest: snrvevor of the of Port- working Norway 52-1 ALBERT D. PABK, Maine. Til KU fou Han Bought the past season. Much sympa- ! has been port wife of James Crockett, aged 76 yean. Register. South Paris, Always during jeara of age. i la fell for all the bereaved family. ( land the paat thirteen years. eight thy 1 I raoBATi Moncxa. The w·· > i M » 11 rtfrr effect. ship doomed.; To All ptnoni Interested In elthar of the eetfttea Qrowtag Teèeeeo ta Mata·. 111 It 11111111Π111 ί hereinafter named : Triple I £, and that at no distant time. Directing | la At ft Probate Court, held at In anOre For we cannot win yet and that one of the old tobacco ocean running away trlx therein named. comes in oon- won life on the to do. Tobacco that already cut-up, packages, gets l»t 85 year·. Three to go to sea. Winifred Γ snld unotlier. "Splendid Hamlin Soap Fred L. Pulalfer of extra inetru are At 15 lie the was of Ben's affec- Works, 'ate Sumner, deceased ; A Great American children living. joined fifteen, the object to break the monotony!" first and final K Industry. all the "Anything Ν. Y. account presented for a low im e M. E. church where he has filled to make matters worse, she Hamlin, I. Oscar administrator. «^n-^n tion. and, remarked a third. by Swift, official and is still on the much In love For Sale the positions considered herself very them by P. Parker Dresser late of de or CEMENT RK80UBCK9 OF THE UNITE! trustee·. he reads the Larawny stood among explain- Albany, dining-room pas· ρ board of Dilly the truth. Ben was CO. ceased; first »nd final account presented for t0 con. with Ben. To tell were to He 8. E. NEWELL convenient ^ IMPOBTANT FACTORS IN A bae a keen Interest In church ing Just how they proceed. allowance by F. STATES papers, to the girl. His Paris, Maine. Mary Dresser, administratrix. as ugeiaiuaei for affairs and attends to all bus!· especially attractive first orders for the collec- 512 Maria K. Baker late of aider ihe telephone chiefly MATERIAL DEVELOPMENT, aud town would jrive I'arls, deceased; COUNTRY'S one that artists would love second and final account ordering Κϊϋ0βΓ'~ m#ki„g ueaa matters. Every morning be reads face was tion of provisions. They would be presented for allow- the no sense of fear ance by William Ε Morse, admlnltsrator. business appointmenti, foigettingκ the Bible and conducta family prayers. to paint He had In half an hour. Meanwhile to Annual Meeting. industries baaed ready Fred L. Pulalfer late of fact that in t ^ ^ λ part Of the manufacturing In be took an auto ride to and was the leader of all the mischief of tbe Oxford Sumner, deceased; reality September carry out the idea properly let each The annual meeting tor order to distribute balaace remaln- life. niral com an mineral raw materials, one of tbe Falls. where be lived. Mutual of soolal ^P® 3j ' Livermore in the town such articles Connty Patrons of Husbandry fietltlonng In his hands presented by I. Oscar Swift, n,e morn· the of Port- practiced passenger get together 0( moat important is production serious between a boy of Fire Insurance Co. will be held at Grange administrator """ not so mucb The of have ac- Anything from bis as would be needed and a letter oi cuu ·« land cement. This la due Industries Skowhegan baggage on Jan. 10, High grade iDg call, man- sixteen and a girl of fifteen, except Hall, Sontb Pari*, Saturday, Maud M. Roister of I'arls. ward; account a» often ae M direot commercial value of the a new kind of a faotorwthe in case he must live for several days «atulatlon, quite to tbe quired out of 1014, at 10 o'clock Α. M presented for allowance by -James S. Wright, the ol ufacture of in the flnliraed prod- among barbarous nations, being Itself was η Economical the purpose of businée®. finished product, though output p%per In an open boat. This in 61-1 L. A. BROOKS, Secretary. guardian. in in the United States ii uct from the waate of woolen mills, the Ben's love for Winifred Maria R. I alter late of lndoW Portland cement question. very lmi»ortant matter. When all were Paris, deceased, . other for the sea for order to distribute balance remain- per square the den or β Κ lo now worth aome aixty or aeventy million old papers, old rags, and many was by his love petition $1.60,-1.90,-2.26 riUMP^W,·"™^", overtopped ready let them come on deck, and he (ng In his bands presented by William E. Morse, prlyete wher.ver as to tbe in which kinda of waate materials This buaineai He had corner of the dining r . dollars a year, way —that is. for the time being. off to fill administrator. on the would tell them Into parties SOLD ONLY BY are to β down (of a enters into industry, la now carried by Savage was you accustomed tbe product general being the sense to know that marriage P. Parker Dresser iate of de- ai Co. and 26 banda are at the boats. Albany, ÊVEÏUSHC tew Haven all our engineering Manufacturing for to balance minute·' Practically great a love in all civilixed communi- ceased ; petition order distribute f^c. at of for the work. The part of All went below a few ladles, Pianos least, except In her hands just the p^ ^ works are composed in part preaent employed Win- remaining presented by Mary F. S. P. Maxim & Son right L. aa a ties and If he wished to possess to in administratrix Tbl-co.taheight^for no « ud is cement; many of tbe larger buildingi mill waa atarted by E. Savage who did not seem inclined Join Dresser, ling. hlng must make a career for him- Maine. we ^ everywhere are built of reenforced con ground pulp mill but the present prod- ifred he the drill. Laraway did not urge them and ADDISON E. HERKICK, Judge of said Court. South Paris, in Maine. He with the cap- A true or in anwller individual lota, uct makes the mill uoique self. He was acquainted so. them that it copy—Atte.-t crete; while to do though he told ALBERT **Γ°""ιπ'·""!'■*'* finda uat 14 and con- a 51-1 D.PARK, Register. RoofinG so that, whendr" but in a vaat cement Is at preaent making grades tain of a vessel, who had family, was a for the common ?b0DK'.nt aggregate, good th?ÎMtrument are practice to on in work, in building making more. His plans if he went to sea he NOTICE. are called th® farms, mining templates and argued that Soon passengers began to come up the iou as a pav to bin outpnt and orders a The subscriber notice that he STANDARD have pencil and Ρ*Ρβ rail road β and irrigation works, triple preeent also in due time become cap- various artl hereby gives p^yVr°maK as he can the ma- might companinnwny carrying has administrator of the note. Ao IMpln'C , ,_re or mottu ing material, and in countless applica- demand it aa aoon get bpen duly appointed made for him. The pree- tain. cles, some of them Joking each other estate of *bo*e the uble, ®r P^e"„,01 cationa elsewhere. chinery being have such strong ALPHEUS FULLER, lste of Norway, to over week- Ben was known to on what had A thin Organs a book or The entire of the Portland ent pay roll amounts 1200 they selected. In the County of Oxford, deceased, and kdven SEWING growth for a sailor's life that cement industry in this country has beet ly and with the contemplated machinery predilections film of smoke began to issue from a bonds as the law directs. All per-<>ns having he some fear he might demands against the estate of saM 'eased are a matter of a few for the Ameri· he will 100 hands. The paper his had forward hatch. One of the ladles ask Second hand Pianos and decades, employ parents Organs desired to present the same for seulement, and was barrels now makes la used In the manu- of certain boys of MACHINES. -b- can output in 1880 42,000 largely follow the example ed the captain what it meant, and he for sale at a Two all Indebted thereto are requested to make «ft* boxes. a bargain. square tween calla. with a annual outpul facture of away to become payment Immediately. compared present pasteboard the by running told her that the men were drying JAMES 8. WRIlillT. ,, and ob- Its bis I will sell at low A licc. 16th, 1'J13. Vlalt your offlce close to 80,000,000 barrels. growtb His father therefore laid pianos price. 51-1 dif- SUR- sailor. their clothes. serve how convenient everytn s le: tb« was at first hindered by meobanioal YOUNG WOMEN: NUMBER Into his business that I will hu8rJ"?e,erylhlng plans for taking him When the boats were well stocked lot of second hand organs NOTICE. Send for Catalogue. from the wmdo ftQ(} g„ ficulties in and machinery, moal PRISING light plants with him. and water nnd the The subscriber hereby gives notice that she # end were overcome American with provisions sell at old Come in and J of which by number of women who suf- life was any price. has been a !mlnl»tratr1x of the ii The yonng The Idea of a commercial who had been coached the duly appointed chair. W ^ ^ so that now we find plants crew, by estate of ing Wbfabouidnoty genina, fer with weak back, dizzy and nervous Ben. The even- see them. ι«,»ιβ corner for tbe Germany, repulsive to officers to cool and say JOHN H. SMITH, late of Milton Plantation, & Japan, Auatralia, England, dull headache and weariness I· especially Junior keep W. J. WHEELER CO., kilni •pells, enter hie father's In the County of Oxford, deceased, and /Iven and South Africa nalng types of ilia before he was to had swung them on their surprising. Kidney and bladder ing nothing, New Stools, Scarfs, bonds as the law direct-. All tersona having and other that were original room he had a meeting with with Pianos, demands the estate of said deceast 1 are South machinery cause these trouble·, bnt If Foley Kidney counting davits. Laraway filled them pas- against Par^e. in the Unitec desired to the Mme for settlement, and ly invented or perfected relief follows in which the two went one after When all Instruction Books, pia- present Pills are taken as directed, Winifred, sengers another. Player all Indebted thereto are to make pay of requested yond some g States. and the Ilia Con- all those emotions, pledges were filled he ordered the boats low ment over promptly, disappear. through nos in stock at Immediately. vou have been ^ # ^ difficulties were always prices 1913. GERTRUDE II. SMITH. isssiPIf ttiougbtlu^plann.tunaing «f As the early tain no habit S. E. New- affection and and fears Dcc. 16th, hopes ered. fae were made to extend tb« forming drugs. undying 51-1 Now is the time to eoUjW come, attempta ell A Paris. A. E. Shurtlef! Co., to think that are right buy your into new and in Co., of lovers old enough seriously "Good gracious, captain!" er'ed a pbooo »lk>ojoar^ri« manufacture localitiea, South Paris. NOTICE. ot tbe that about such things. However, theirs "You're not to let us down momenta,ob^g«f anatcuea «0;^' work doing this it was found knowledge lady. going Send for Tbe subscriber hereby gives notice that be has the real love and one -des- catalog. administrator of the relaxation. as to the relatione of pro I Mrs. World ae you say, your wus u case of Into the water, are you? I*et me get been duly appointed kitchen,» geologic ley— If, of Pj·»»'· of tbe intellectualm and as to the limestones and with both of them, for estate Make the cultivation J.Utbe poaed aitea, maater kissed you against your will, tined to last out" MARY A BARB, late of Peru. aa m Mh. were available at different Ben told and aûd social life convement shales that why did you not cry "Help"? neither ever loved any other. "Stay where you are. madam. The In tho County of Oxford, deceased, given Fall as- eei bonds as the law directs. All bavin* zat of dishes, and the mina ^ was of the greatest possible French Maid—Ah, madame, was to run soon be W.J.Wheeler, persons Machinery ing pointa Winifred that he going is on fire and will ablaze." estate of ship demands against the will sistance to the concerns wishing to build ze vord of vich I could not sink at readily respond. just and to sea; that he had heard any one of the passengers are desired to present the same for settlement, localities. Io awuy go Scarcely South Paris. t». planta in new and untried ze moment. Billings' Block, and all Indebted thereto are reque-t· I t the that In a few years a good sailor might believed Laraway to be in earnest Health Habit. euch information at disposal payment Immediately. The placing awhile I>ec. 1913. MARSHALL it. BAKU. WE HAVE THE of the manufacturera, the United State* COUGHS THAT PREVENT SLEEP become a mute and after cap- Some tried to get back on to the deck, G. H. 16th, I If a man le sick it U because he has PENLEY, 51-1 an important if tain. Then be would come home and but were by the crew One the laws of oature. And euch a Geological Survey played These coughs are wearing and tbey prevented violated aeriea of Its were lowered NOTICE. often part, and a long publications can run one down take her as bis wife on a long trip. after another the boats one, instead of feeling disgraced, of interest "hang on," physically that she are devoted to various matters to diaeaae. this interview, off. Then all Invalids. In The subscriber hereby gives notln himself and bis and lower the vital resistance The morning after nnd pushed MANUFACTURER. of the and Cutters and Blowers feels sorry for explains One of the most ex- has lieen duly appointe·! administratrix Blizzard Cyclone Ensilage to the industry. Pine Green his room and those one and one who Mr. Bob 319 St, when Ben's mother went to eluding the belong· estate of sad plight to any every was ic Ferguson, captain Better Made. tensive of these reports published "I waa trou- EVELYN I. LIBBY, late of Part·, Nothing will liateo. Bay, Wise., writes: greatly to waken him that he be prompt Ing to the ship, were put In a boat: Farm as 243 and was devoted tc might Wagons, In the County of Oxford, deceased, and given and 1905 Bulletin bled witb a bad that me Man is made to be well and happy cough kept first of his to busi- then the crew and. lastly. Laraway 1 onds as the law directs. All persons having de an acconnt of tbe manufacture of cement on the day going or BINDER we! is the awake Two amall bottles of Fo- Carts, in mde the estate of said deceased are You can get a CORN GRAIN any day; useful. And if a person happy, of the raw nighta. she found it The blow In and Joined the fleet below. Dump against and to detailed descriptions and Tar com- ness, empty. stepped desired to present the same for settlement, and are he will be well; and in ley's Honey Compound had taken to the see us probabilities materials available for cement manu- had fallen-Ben had decamped. There An hour nfter they Horse all Indchted thereto arc requested to make pay- them all the time, call and before buying. well he has to be useful. cured me." S. E. Newell & Co., Shoeing carry order to keep State in the Union. pletely house for boats there was un aud the ment Immediately. in facture in each Paria. A. E. Shurtleff Co., South Paris. was a stormy time In the explosion, Dee. 1913. ANNIE L. SWIFT. Health is the most natural thing was and 16th, Tbe demand for this report great then the settled down vessel burst Into flames. Jobbing. Ml the world. becamc awhile; family as soon as its industrial value Professor after "run Two later the were 1· on our Health is the Pbyaics long-winded to the belief that the boy had days refugees Nature side. for a number ol we χ known, and now, get a nnd taken and all nature tends thitherward. generally proof)—And gentleman, to and his father wus not picked up by passing ship of of norm, it baa been out of As the away sea," G. H. PENLEY, Collector's Advertisement Sale talk years print. equals 0. nowadays do not about numer· It would be of service to safely Into port Physicians Geological Survey still receives Sleepy Voice (from rear of room)— sure but that Lands of Non-Resident Owners. All the wise and good dia- had suffered the hard One morning Bon Laraway appear- curing people. oua requeats for data on tbe points Gee, all that work for nothing. him. When he South Paris, Maine. can do is to the in his old home. The fame of his physician put patient cuaaed in Bulletin 248, it was decided tc of a cabin boy for awhile he ed at Nature and all knocks STATE or ΜΛΙΝΚ. line with Nature. heals, >n of the had him. and tin· iaaim entirely revised edition HELP 87 would write borne ror money ou wmcu exploit preceded the forces of Nature are NOT BEYOND AT INSURANCE. A healing perfect The Dew entitled "Port- non- whole town turned out to do him hon WALKER work. edition, after the taxes on lands situated In the town of A. W. to return, having Unpaid SON, natural. Id Sleep-disturbing bladder weakneaa, and, ly land Cement Materials and Industry be or. Winifred Carlisle had grown to be All kinds of insurance by I'arls, In the County of Oxford, fortl.vyear We know the rules of health. Every atiffneaa in inactive kidney sense beaten out of him, he would placed has just ai jointe, weak, and the lovers' 1913. SOUTH PARIS, MAINE. is familiar the United States," appeared are all evi- life. a fine young woman, one of common intelligence in action and rheumatic paina, satisfied to live an ordinary & Co. The following il-t of tuxes on real estate of non- Bulletin 522. It contains 400 pagei made on the W. J Wheeler them. The trouble is that dence of trouble. Mrs. Mary A. kind romantic pledges night resident owners In the town of I'arls, aforesaid, NOTICE. with many detailed of the lime- kidney But Ben Laraway was not that of text, description· ran to sea were all M. for the year 191.1, committed to me for collection that he men consider themselves exceptions; Dean, 47 Walnut St., Tannton, Maaa., was not fitted for before Ben away After i, Stanley The subscriber hereby (fives notice stones, marls, clays, shales, and othet of boy at all. He July 1913, for said town on the 24th day of May, IMS» re- administrator of UK- and does not de- writes: "I have my 87th birth- even to his taking her as his Wheeler will be taken into the firm and notice Is that If liu been duly appointed postponed punishment cement materials of each of the states; passed a humdrum life and bad a natural pre- kept main unpaid; hereby given of Na- was the Interest and are not estate of ter them from violating the laws of the dis- day, and thought I beyond wife on his first voyage as captain of said taxes, with charges pre late of Oxford, and so far as the importance for He loved the W. Wheeler & Co., of the real estate taxed as is JERKMt&U VERRILL, ture. of but disposition roving. [of J. composed vlously paid, so much deceased, and given maps, reach medicine, Foley Kidney In the County of Oxford, tricts it, colored geologic the ocean, the and a ship. sufllclent to pay the amount due therefor. AU having mnst not know the rules of justifies Pilla bave moat beneficial in my Immensity of rising Margaret A. be sold bonite as the law directs. persons .We only on a uniform base, are included, proved of W. Wheeler, Including Interest and charges, will of «aid deceased we mostly A. tbe air un J. at lent amis the estate health and bear them in mind, but of these case.11 S. E. Newell A Co., Paria. falling of tbe ship, pure M Wiieeler. without further notice at public auction against tor settlement. so as to show the distribution Baker, Stanley on the tint are desired to present the same see that we Paria. and smells. New Hall, South I'arls, In «aid town, to make must bring to bear will to new bul- E. Shurtleff Co., South contaminated with smoke Α. Μ. ante«l thereto are requested raw materials. In addition the Detective'· Monday In February, 1914, at nine o'clock live them. knocks till French Revenge. We thank the of Oxford payment Immediately. letin includes a summary of the faotori Be took the hard cheerfully people ALTON J. VERRII.L bat we lack life witb M. the famous l-'rencb de- Nov 18th, 19W. We have the knowledge, of varioui "Will you walk through sailors went too far: then Calchas. for favors and solicit that influence the selection one of the a County past at» the is to say, we haven't me?" was noted for his skill ns technique—that note· as to ol η buttle that excited the tective. of same and shall con- raw materials, processes to Ben fought ad- continuance the habit. a· to the "No, Harold. I have promised "shadower." Having for of got cement manufacture, and detail· of bis It was quarreled to them our best Collector's Advertisement of Sale is a and a vast number honk-bonk with another fellow." admiration shipmates. tinue efforts, Health habit, of the cement industry since it ministrative reasons with M. Leplne give Owners. of in America are It. history not either his strength or his skill and a squire O e ê «β Lands of Non-resident people getting in the United States. In ita re- during the tatter's reign at the pre- good protection good make it their business to be well began Texas. J. A. Kimbro that was noticeable, but that through- business deal. g ο They vised form the bulletin will, it Is hoped, Georgetown, he threatened to have hla ven- or MAISE. and all the the and the "Forseveral from start to finish. fecture. S 1.2 years Foley's out —— STATE every day time, be of the same service to the Americas says: past tbe encounter, Ά · lot Oxford I'ark .SO WW. on the and a of cases of obsti- warning In the matter of ) Record, year Keep your mind ideal, pic- little nent relief in number looked after for that" It. C.« House and lot, ll.-t of taxes on real estate of have The United States exports very to with. ROY H. LORD, Id Bankruptcy. i Sumner, The following ture the self-reliant per- nate and colds." Contains no opi- prove a good person tamper obvious I Wei·tern Ave. 20.00 owners In the town of Woodstock, strong, bappy, the oougbs "I've a much better and less of Albany, Bankrupt. ) non-resident cement, quantity annually shipped than sailors recog the Sumner. R. C Rice land, l'ark St. 4.υο for the 19M, committed to me for Medicine son that yoa would like to be. ates. Refuse substitutes. S. E. Newell More this, early To the creditors of Rot II. Lord, In aforesaid. year "L F." Atwood's from 1 to S per cent ol than that." retorted the detective Mrs. for said Town on the .'4th day of Mar, Breathe iu the hold- ranging usually Λ Parie. A. E. Shurtleff Co., tbe which in a commander plan County of Oxford and district aforesaid : Smith, collection house. Thus deeply open air, It is Co., nixe quality «h of Marlon 1'., Karrar stand aud remain ; and notice Is hereby given in the they frètent the domestic production. probable "Just wait and see." Notice le hereby given that on the day 1913, unpaid the then it South Paris. more valuable than other and Lord land, 1'. II. Id.'*» taxes with Interest and charges are those minor ing breath, expelling slowly much more serious at- is any in Dec., A. D. 1013. the said Roy II. that If said skkncss, by relieving that in the future later M. Calchas on Kim Hill 2 0U estate nostrils. As a we A week appeared was and that Swift Bros., I.and not paid, so much of the real lead to more sen· through the people, the without which he cannot successfully duly adjudicated bankrupt, previously disorders which tention will be given to export trade, in that an will be held at I). as Is sufficient to the amount due there more than we "You can't bathe costume, the study and presented the flrnt meeting of his creditors HARItY COLK, taxed |>ay eat about one-third really for id wus Ben's wonderful prefect's Interest and will be told ous ills. the eastern mills, command. That theofllce of the Itcfcree, No. M Market Square, Collector of Taxes of the for, Including charges, so our are consumed particularly by lady. It's entirely too scant*" document It was the record notice at auction at Town Use· need, and energies the ominous South Pario, Maine, on the 24th day of Dec., Town of I'arls. without furtner public Many development seems to be simplest "This is street said the self control. AH saw that when the on the flrst In in rid of the waste. my costume," day. A. D. 1913, M 10 o'clock In the forenoon, Ha.., la said town, Monday Guilford, Me. getting of of the whicfc of M. Leplne's doings day by Dec 15,1913. o'clock a. m. method disposing surplus "I have no intention· became a muu during those crlees at which time the said creditors may attend, February, Wit, at nine "I 'L. F.' Arwood'· Med- The disturber of health is lady haughtily. boy almost minute by mln always keep greatest now weighs on the eastern hour by hour, their claims, appoint a trustee, ex- icine in the bouse tu use in cut ot indiges- fear. Fear means periodically of bathing." at sea when a crew looks instinctively It prove impaired circulation; cement market. Of course an export ute. since their last Interview, and amine the bankrupt, and transact such other NOTICE. tion, constipation, hfidathr.itininess.acid to the circulation means impaired di- for a leader Ben would step business as may properly come before said notice that she stomach or colds. impaired trade in a commodity like cement- TUE MAN WHO NEGLECTS HIM- was with rather a wan smile that the The subscriber hereby gives O r> —-c Mrs. Wakun Pomhot affeots the front meeting. has been administratrix with «■ [signed] gestion; imperfect digestion and low in value—doei with Ills WALTER L. duly appointed * a v."= eliminate relatively bulky SELF It. Satisfied GRAY, the will annexed of the estate of ο=>τ Get a bottle at your druggist's entire program of life. To to the two "before prefect perused Referee In Ο 5 big 35c not any direct profit I Laraway served years Bankruptcy. A. M KRItl late of Buck Held, ». .îa write us (or liberal trial promise large the detective ALKKRY 1.1., sa· fear we must breathe more and eat When his condition to characteristic vengeance, Sooth Dec. Λ0 Μ ο —C to-day—or less; but indirectly tbe points kidney was made third mate Paris, 9,1918. in the of Oxford, deceased, and given 3-- sample ii you've never yet used it. individual producer, the mast," then that "dossier" County „ -C* work more and loaf less; more > an unwise risk. Baok- assured M. Leplne the bonds as the law direct·. All having praise creation and maintenance of suoh a trade troubles take· l>etween New York persons S a ~l_ F." Medicine Co.. M·. more and bate lees. of a vessel sailing be to demands the estate of said deceased are si Porting and scold less; love as a whole and soreness over the kidneys, for tlint week would not given against «ill benefit the industry ache, pain As an officer be was in bis desired to the same for settlement, and a fia.|| Qet the Health and associate or are and China. London Tele- present Habit, to the in most o! nervous dizzy spells, poor aleep, the world. Paris Cor. all Indebted thereto are to make pay- East Woodstock Owing scarcity parts an ei- requested with who have it. It'i conta- all that will witb element. When be gave order, ment Immediately. lot people South and Central America and Wee! aymptoma disappear graph. Towne Bros., Part of Marr farm, 6i>, as Nov. liHh, 1913. CLARA A. MERRILL. 9.10 te the use of Kidney Pills. cept when in great haste, be spoke 100 acres, value fiuo gious. Indies of the fuel aupplie· necessary regular Foley Maine Stenuiship Line MM lot kotick. and bladder in a He Part of Marr farm, 65, the manufacture of cement the develop They put the kidneys quietly as at other times. sympa A Bird With Hand·. 30 acre·, value i 56 In the District Court of the United State· tor FA BE REDUCE» «100 A Qlft for an Invalid. in thosi atrong and oondition. S. men under blm and lot ISO Progressive ment of local cement industrie· clean, healthy thlzed with the forests of British Guiana, NOTICE. Cotton farm, 59, the District of Maine. In Bankruptcy. Λ Paris. E. Shurt- In the Portland and Wew York 93.00. value 7.01 half a continent stretches be seem· E. Newell Co., A. work when were The subscriber hereby gives notice that hr acres, In the matter of I When promising markets unlikely. would do their they the London Globe, lives the bo- leff 8outb Paris. says Steamers leave Franklin Wharf Tuesdays, has been duly executor of the last Ε ΚΑΝ Κ Κ. ANDREW S, Collector of Taxes Ε LSI Ε C. CRESSEY, In Bankruptcy, tween one and an shut-In friend, Co., to It themselves. Conse appointed aged, unable do a bird, whose young and Saturdays at 6:00 p. m. will an l te-lament of 50-58 of the Town of Woodstock. of Norway, Bankrupt. ) a Forest Note·. actzin, singular Thursdays It ia difficult indeed to think of suita- LOUISA A. LOTH ROI*, late of I'arls. l>ec. WIS. To the creditor· of Blsle C. Creesey, In Visitor—I understand that you are he had great Influence with at the end of each 13. woman has •piently possess a free claw and Portland Line of deceased, snd given the of Oxford anil district aforesaid : ble gift. A California solv- Boston In the County Oxford, County the person in this office. them. as the law directs. All having Notice U that on the 13th of in this Sbe responsible which they use almost Leave Franklin Wharf, Portland, week days at bonds as the persons hereby given day ed the problem fashion; forest al wing, estate of said deceased The products laboratory I ain't. I'm just the not write home till he bad 7 ra. leave Boston week at demands against the Dec., A. D. 1913. the said Elsie C. Creeeey to her mother: Drudge—No, ll«>n did uses his hands in tree climb- p. Returning i and all thereto are requested to meeting of her creators will be held at the office "The testa on the strength of American woods ing. The nest of the State. j Indebted of the No. S Market South 'treat.1 time Sister thing. had chosen a sail- Immediately. Referee, Square, tinuous Every goes that he |»ennanently tree the water, and the Fare between Portland and Boston payment MCALLISTKR. on the 31»t of D. 1913, and of acorns ii overhanging Dec. 16th, 1913. C.ELLIS l'art·, Maine, day DecVA. down town she most bring home some The gathering selling or's life: then h»· wrote to his father a 91.00. Stateroom· 91.00 GRADE PRINTING at 10 o'clock In the forenoon, at which time the GUARDING AGAINST CROUP young, unlike most birds, are active 51-1 HIGH do not a new in Arkansas, to supplj Int rnat'.onal Line Steamship Calvin Austin said creditor· may attend, prove their claim·, frivolous thing—something you industry, b-tter that be could not un· foi The best is a explaining from the first The outermost quill ■mm:- Boston at 9 a.m. Portland ft p. appoint a trustee, examine the and therefore would not It may eastern nursery Arms with material safeguard against croup Mondays, NOTICE. bankrupt, need,and buy. m. Lubec and St. Ν. B. transact such other busines· aa bottle of Honey and Tar Com- der tlx· circumstances have bettered of the which for Eastport, John, that h·· may properly be a box of mint· or chocolates, a bag ol forest planting. Foley's feathers wing, might The subscriber hereby given notice at the come before said lart meeting. California fruit in the house. P. H. Ginn, Mid· the manner of his leavtng home. Had use of the cluws. d<> Line baa been executor of the South Dec. 9.19U- nota, or perhape, a lot of pound hamper the free Portland and Bockland dnly appointed Paris, Thirty different wood preservative! writes: children are will and testament of WALTKH L. which can came direot from dleton, Ga., "My bf Intimated what be was about to do the rest of the Steamer leaves Portland on Tues- OKAY, yon play are in commercial use in the Uniteei not grow much until Monhegan MARIANNA DKCOSTER, late of Kuckdeld, 3u 33 Referee la to oronp, eaaily catch and Fridavs at 7 a. m. for Rockland and In- and OFFICE. Bankruptcy. our orchards. ol very suaoeptible It would have resultea In a com- to make climb- days In the of Oxford, deceased, given DEMOCRAT States; many of them utilize creosote and family wing Is strong enough termediate Count; hxvlii who oan down town oold. I give them Foley'a Hooey landings. bonds *s the law directs. All persons 'Other people go sort or other· motion that would have been unpleas- Then decease* one another; require and In every inatance ing less necessary- they grow and Line demands against the estate of said themselves and their Tar Compound Portland Boothbay for enjoy treating salt·. uut to all concerned without « are The are desired to the same settle^ chemical • relief and are soon altering out and the laws absorbed. for the season. present to but you can do your they get prompt Service discontinued and all indebted thereto arc requested friends, ordering, the result. He had a ment, ■ cured. We it at home and chosen sailor's not need them. Should and then treat the people who come to Last year the fore*t service diatribnt keep prevent ■dult bird does Express Service for Freight; all rates lnr.lule make pavment Immediately. willow 1 S. E. Newell & Paris. A. vocation and would his life on fall Into the water It Marine Insurance. Dec. 16th, 1913. CHARLES E. DKCOSTER see yon. ed 116,000 basket cutting·; 15,00( croup." Co., spend a young hoactzln Paris. and all Information address an- forest to E. Shurtleff Co., South the water. seizes a For reservations — "But harry up and spend this for to achoola, 20,000 agricujtura makes for the shore and Franklin Portland. and to' indi H. A. CLAY, Agent, Wlurt, other ten is coming soon." experiment station·, 81,000 Ben also refrained from writing his branch, up which it quickly climbs. Petition for Discharge. knows much vlduala. Paria Bankrupt's Now every invalid bow Serioue Error in South little sweetheart till be had made up In the matter of .. sach little count, the in Notice of Foreclosure. ).In "and each a things coming More than 800,000 horsepower hai bis mind that he would out his MARSHALL T. WALKER. J Bankruptcy the box bid carry James W. Williams of Rumfo'd, J of a surprise package, candy from stream· on nation- WHEREAS, Uankrupt. been Do to in to sea. This was Oxford and state of Maine, II a of the developed South Paria Citizen* Will Well Intentions going The Oldeat Epigram. In the county of by the ΠΟΝ. CLABKNCK Mi. Judge "better loaf than under the to be opened oooasion- of To the pillow al forest· under government regulation, hie mortgage deed dated th -27th day April, Court of the United Stales for io the wakeful hours of the Profit the when be bad been afloat a year, and An epigram tgust pass through many In of District have evermade ally long This represents the output under condi by Following. A. D. 1909, and recorded Oxford Registry District of Maine: with a letter he received in him and much ln-foreIt Book ins, Page 4tW, to David "you night, the pleasant sharing caller, stream flow. the reply gave hands get polishing Deeds, conveyed Wai.KKK, of Denmark, In tire tions of lowest Atkins of In the of Oxford and if or to a little child. And ex- Is a Tou remem- Dlxfleld, county and State of Maine, In something give fatal caaea of kidney dlaeaae the most delicious sensation be had perfect jewel. uuy the described Real County of Oxford, before—yours Many state of Maine, following MarkhaliT. represents, that on to have a treat on how : said District, respectfully always band—ah, Item· of have reached an incurable stage brcauae perienced since leaving home. ber, says the London Chronicle, Estate, to wit last he was duly will Interest. of with the build- the 2nd day of Aug., past, you only that is rich when one is abat In. tbe A certain lot or parcel land Acts of being the did not understand When Ben bad been at sea five Oscar Wilde sent (on the stagei the of lu bankrupt under the Congress patient years thereon sltustc-l In the town Pern, adjudged sur- Wil- Sorely a like this is In Sootb Parla ings 1 to that he has duly specify progressive gift symptoms. Even to-day he found at the of man of the world through the drawing said county of Oxford and etat-j or Maine, ting relating bankruptcy; a one with a received at the United 8tatei himself, age twenty- all his and rights of property, better than big big thrill, Inquiries there are many residents making the the former homestead farm of the said David rendered property liam Tell first mate the Northern room door with the "There is or has with all the requirements soon over! Survey Indicate that a gooei one, of ship epigram, Atkins, containing HO acres lie tho mm·· more and fully compiled Geological same serious error. Tbey attribute their of said Acti and of the orders of Court touching when believe that Mount Wash Star, a one thing I never could resist: that Is lets and being a part of Lot number 7 in Peck's you many people myaterlona aehea and pain· to over· Holllngsworth master, bringing his bankruptcy. in New I· the But yon may trace It grant. he that he may be decreed bave in Ington, Hampshire, high or when all the load of cotton and a large number of temptation." Also one other plecc of R*>al Estate situated In Wherefore prays, order flour. people difficulty cooking work, worry, perhaps, have a full discharge from all Many est mountain In the eastern of the from the of Eden, where the aald Peru and the same deeded to O. L. Ham- by the Court to a small roast of beef but I am part time their rheumatic pains, backache passengers from Bombay westward. garden his estate under said perfectly, Monnt i« mond D. F. and containing one acre debts provable against Just as for United States. Washington are most masculine plea for mercy was that the by Bishop such debts as are ex- good sore, if they will carry oat the following and bladder irregularities prob- The captain had contracted a fever more or les·. Acta, except feet but the Southern bankrujrtcvUw from sucn discharge. cake and biscuits and will succed in υ 6,293 high, Appa- due to weak and "woman tempted ma" Also one other of Real Entate situated In cepted by directions, they having wbioh are ably ailing kidneys. while In Bombay and was unable to piece 29th of A. D. 1913. lachian· contain many •aid Peru and the same deeded to O. L. Ham- Dated this day Nov., cooked roaat. Have beef peaks If yon are III, if your are ont of T. W AMkXii, Bankrupt. pastry and all the rest yonr than New kidneys leave his cabin. Lara- morid Joel Hall and one-fourth of Vauuall perfectly several huodred feet higher thl· Sooth Pari· reel· Consequently by containing boned aai rolled and be nore to tie it order, profit by Records. an acre oe the ume more or less. of the famous mountain. Nortb way was In command. One Earthquake OF NOTICE THEREON. We have received several cars good things an a Hampshire's dent's morning Also a certain or well which now fur- ORDER just very securely. Allowing hoar for in experience. An of 186 a spring to eat that Carolina bas the mountain the third mate came to him with tbe average earthquakes nishes said farm with water. District or M aiwe, m. 2 old selected No. a Yeilow good divide the time of highest Mrs. C. F. Ware, Pleasant Street, No. four-pound roast, Mount has been recorded at the seisnio one other lot or of land with the the Appalachian system, namely. "For some time news that tbe cotton was year A lso parcel On this 20th day of Dec., A. D. 1913, on/«ad flour makes. Pat yoar roast in a good hot South Paris, Me., says: smoldering. thereon situated In the t· wo of Hum corn, which will last the next 60 cooking. with an elevation of 6,711 feet, observatory of Rocco dl Papa, buildings Ing the foregoing petition. It Is \ oven half an Mitchell, one of suffered from The first officer did not turn but logical in the of Oxfonl and stateof Maine, a be and let remain boar, then my family kidney pale, ford, county Ordered by the Court, that bearing All extra nutri- and Tennessee's hlchest mountain, near the last twelve a of the Charles F. Smith farm ami A. days. remove from the oven and let It stand on trouble. There were sharp, shooting he had received the shock of bis life Rome, during being part the same oo the 30th day of -Ian., is feet above ses bounded and deecrlbcd M follow, to wit: Be- upon In said l>l»* This will be to new tious, too, be- Mount Oayot, 6,686 of the baok with Of this number have 1914, before said Court at Portland, superior any the side table half an hoar, retarnlag It paina tbroogh tbe small He dare not even years. forty-four at a on the street line M feet dis- and that level. report the threatened ginning point trtct, at 10 o'clock In the forenoon; corn can as new corn car- cause William lo oven half an boor before and headaobei. On a within a distance of tant in an direction from the lot now or Dem- you buy, the serving dizzy spells to the The was originated sixty- easterly notice thereof be published In The Oxfonl were calamity captain. ship owned by John Johnson ; thence along said District, and cent to time. I have done this sinoe I discover- On the liner Laoonla, wbioh sailed friend's advice Doan's Kidney Pills flve while had their formerly ocrat, a newspaper printed In ries from 16 25 Tell is milled by· 500 or 000 miles from miles, eighty-five line 100 thence in a northerly other la anywhere per for the Medi- at Cbas. H. Howard Λ Co.'s any port Should •aldatreet feet; that all known creditors, and peijon· ed It three years ago and my only theory from New Tork Tuesday obtained source more than 3,000 miles away. direction 44 feet; thence westerly 100 feet and said time aud place, cent moisture. our special process the was on Interest, may appear at the per le that air foroee the to- were Store. relief." knowledge that the cargo In direction 44 feet to point have, why the the oold heat terranean, 2,100 steerage passen- Drug Tbey gave prompt thence a southerly and show cause, If any they In old corn are not Winter not oe buying you from Ohio Red wards the center a searoh of as went on Mrs. Ware is one of many South Are reach tbe passengers a panic would of beginning. of s»ld should granted. and, consequently, gers whom, they only David AtkU· by his prajer petitioner thai the en- Mors Appropriate. Ana whereaa the laid A nd It Is farther Ordered the Court, for water, besides it has bet- Wheat—the richest •very of the meat Is done revealed a remarkable supply ol Pari· people who have gratefully ensue. Here was a problem calculated A. D. 1912, by paying part equally board, deed of aaalgnment dated May 9th, shall send mall to all known ere·11'®'? a time the Pills. "Shine 'em up, sir?" cried the young Book Clerk by ter and finest well. Ivea when I roast my beef In weapons. By tbe dorsed Doan's Kidney to shake the strongest nerve, and one and recorded In Oxford Begin ry of Deeds, s»Jd and this order, addressed keeping qualities. grov daageroaa the copies of petition stale". I follow oat the same on deck with his If baok aobea—If your bootblack. "I'll 'em so's yon kin SIS. Page 80, did assign said mortgage deed, i.bcir of residence as It will to feed this com paper beg rale. last nad got your ktdneya who had reached the of polish the to them at places pay you passenger a but Just age note, debt and claim thereby secured to me, Clarkwcb Hal*. two barrels bad been filled with bother yon, don't simply ask for kid· see yer face In 'em, sir." Witness the Hon. at Jud^ePort- new. bundle, nanbood waa called to meet It. underslgaed, and whereas the condition of said and the seal thereof, rather than in- for Doan'a upon of the said Court, of Dec., and knives, taken from tbe ney dUtitictly bat I'm en- has been now therefore, by on the 20th «lay Is an aromatic herb used revolvers remedy—ask went "Thanks, my good lad, mortgage broken, land, In said District, Rosemary were same that Mrs. Ware Laraway at once to Inspect reason ot the branch of the condition thereof, I some tend voyagers. The weapons Kidney Pill*—the to see in for marinating fish and special log tirely satisfied my feet them." of tald E. Clerk. name· at tbe own- had—tbe borne teeti- the fire and made np his mind that wa- claim a foreclosure mortgage. JAMES HEWEY. meats. Kale le most com cooked all labelled with the remedy backed by on this 17tb of Ar£'·!]13' mealy replied Fogg, and he went—Boston Dated at Dlxfleld, Maine, day A true of petition and & to whom will b· restored when 60c all storea. Foater-Milborn ter poured on it would only copy 0|^er C. B. Civ Sons, as "greens," boiled and eaten as cab- ers, tbej raouy. produce December, A. D. 1918 61-1 Attest—JAMES E. HEWEY,Clerk. Ν. T. and steam Transcript 61-1 JAMES P. JOHNSTON. Norway, Maine. bage, with oorned beef, etc. I th· Haw arrives at Naples. Co., Prop·., Buffalo, gmoke without barjag aaj