The Oxford Democrat. NUMBER 7 VOLUME 80. SOUTH PARIS, MAINE, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1913.

the fui! b»»nefit of the wnshhouse prlv tlu'Ir face» in tbei: rubbing his Ktouiiicb with oue bund, one Into the yellow haze of light and entry, holding I»· Gasoline Traction on a Maine Farm. and found him with had swerved told liim. "Me si<-k. Thees place ιιυ Ibwt ί AMONG THE FARMERS. sank again into darkness behind us us Ilexes, morning hands. when rli*· flame * and of the work of the ttieui. We jot steam: no can work." and demand· Auctioneer. we walked. the dirt grime suddenly down Hint caught icenaed to leave the " still on his face. lie It—the trickling, like •ni that he be allowed MAIN.- TUB fLUW." ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES AS The air was cool and dump. but as previous day could always hoar wns a short, with a thin, black over and some- mine. There were others who would '*l- we the last corner the daiup- (ïrvek. water ntnnliur pebbles Ti;rnéM _ SHOWN AT HIGH MOOR. turned which down into as we «at and waited we work at night in addition to the day uess seemed suddenly gone from It. It mustache, droo|>ed timeM. loo. CorTeeuoMeiKc on a Au old Kus· practical agricultural topic Here the two "rat tall" points. Around eacb could hear far up in the strata above if they were permitted. L."IXK la Mllctte» Maine Station l>euenth it* on shift in the morn· Agricultural Agricultural Experiment at the end. as au actor's cray- 4«Ό feet <>f solid stone bent mine the earliest MAIN Ε ocrat, Pari a. Me tunnels into a "room." and penciled, though by needed more power for traction tban timbers and worked all lone, enraged and ,(1πη·\κι». this room, which we on. His torn black working clothes, weight the supporting pil- in?, day could be farni.hed bone· or "headiug," of ■Aimaie^· readily by with oil from his lars of coiiI that held up the roof of clamoring for ears it the,» did uot re- be reached a few minutes Inter, empty greasy dripped pit Cora work at the farm call· for a good noises ami sotue- Plant Important Dairy Feed. one on him like rags on a the mine. Old miners call these ceive empties Imuiedutelj. •leal of traction the grow- and waiting for its tirst load, stood lamp, hung J0NB8. power during often meu on shift H. r. COAL seen From the scalehouse we the "working" of a mine, and tlmes the traek the night MINE I had scarecrow. IN cars which the A pnone in of the square y> entries In where the rooms were close together would tind them loading all the empty ■Jentiet, TUB DICTA OF THEORISTS OF LESS VAL IE "pp,e ,Γββ· are low beaded By before at the mine bottom and which walked up the now familiar λ ·! .' JL® between them ot nations κ λ ; ark. by dairymen CHAPTER I. ".lust shovel 'er full, then wait the track before being dumped into the of the cow or the '•on the claims made the and the air, which sucked up men were Americans. Scotch- not studied the neeria power, by partment, out and sends In Man Davis rnmiu. 'i'he head at Law, of St. The New Man. the motor takes her bins between the rails. Old jjkKRK economics of But, as (Iackney Manufacturing Company the cracks beneath our feet a vast In an un meu and I can reuieuiber Attorneys good feeding. through that one. I'll look and when the loader's A coal mine is city Kuglisliineii. tbe ia toward sounded well. after an empty, and till took the weights, MAINS stated, growing tendency r?r «uto-plow EN days my graduation ι us under the force of a piston, world. Reside the hoisting how "Uncle ou the X*Joe or îhe,r was though in awhile and see how small brass with hie rlerpround Jlnimy" wept rr C. P»rk the more extensive use of these machines purchased Harvard 1 took in on you olice mini lier—a tag derrick. Kl·, intelligently from my place tanned and tbe flames in which the men are lower t'*ourth of « tu ii ihc band Λ f ie winter of and baa been used on pulled yellow it—was to «haft, down Jul) played corn as an economical, productive ration 1911, as an unskilled workman In you're pelting along.' num'ier stamped upon given f the men's into smoking streaks the mine and from which the "Dixie" and how steel ey»*d Sau that be used with te farm tbe present aeason. It is not caps and walked down the ed Into ipiiel base—all may profit, one of the of the Then lie turned \ ARD J. 'lie of the letter to die- lurgest great Then I felt the sjteed of the "hoist" of «•oal Is lifted in great or more would take his tiddle illarry du- then other things needful being added purpose present aud left me ill the dim light fît "skips" dy DJt NEAL.J soft coal mines that lie In the middle ears track thereunto. cuss the good and bad pointa of this par- diminish. A pressure came in my often in the mine cars themselves. ller had been in St Louis that winteri it hie Physician. was with no of writ- single pit lamp. 0 result of "cular machine, but rather to indicate west, it thought 1 swallowed hard, and a second my These are usual- and, marching and down the litt.'e and au d This is unquestionably the aud There Is (lie alrshaft. up Fridays, *>roe in which a traction that 1 chose my oc- the practical feeder having forced upon of the way· ing iny experiences later a soft yet abrupt iwuse in our the only two connections between parlor ot his house stroke out with no 'rnent. in of II. ly much of the of power baa been found very useful tbe hut with the intention ou heels. CHAPTER a <. uth Parie. Me him the fact that theory cupation. desceut brought me down my the mine and the outer world. Shaft lender touch, hut with wealth of feel- work at Farm. 4' If the earliest that told the Highmoor actuul work the "operating me a Greek a ι out? 1··» 1-i dairy teaching learning by The black wall of the shaft before Loading Coal With Buddy. 1. where we worked, was about -too ing. "I l.ove Lassie a cow could not The is designed to carry in the dairyman that possibly anto-plow end" of the great industry hope and we came to a of coal mining, teu to the draw bar suddenly gave way. Ν the tirst days feet below t'-e surface and comprised "Utile l>ick." Interpreter, spoke make milk from corn, and that she must 'hree plows attached as 1 NASH. that such practical knowledge bottom of the mine. mines where laid and read V When lie was j rt ΛίΟΟ the feeds under tbe machine and between the stop on the iis in many today over seventy live miles of runnels tongues irgil be coaxed up with by-product should would tit me to follow "heels. In soil free from atone and acquire after the heat of a methods have not su transit, accord •trunk might aiiess that lie had of commerce, was wrong teaching and I it was cool, and modern out by the 'iiirineers' you such an ar- the business successfully. min- a -man with a nearly true surface, morning the damp freshness of perseded those of oldtime lng to a perfM't system for the hauling iieeii once gent, and that there Taxidermist, very unprofitable. mine were July L eased rangement will work eatisfac- The "workings" eutirely work. With his of the coal and tin· ... ..odmiî of was a reason for his lea ν i us Australia MANY TH1NUS WE DON'T KNOW. probably the air chilled me. With dinner pails mers. a man did all the at eonl In the fields and orchards electrified, the latest Inventions in of i the air rear Matonic Block, that tonly. against our knees we pushed hand drill he bored Into the face the maximum ipiniut... in Hull tfubriet} vulgarized him Tim e Street, Indeed, it may be noted, also, those desirable were banging fiighmoor Farm, condi-1 mining machinery everywhere room or shaft ran the tunnel ran the thin theoretical cow feeders have out of the hoist, aud as the men crowd- coal :it the head of his shaft to the iiofstiu? in every long, NORWAY many of the do not exist, and plowing the way and for the the β are employed every precaution he or and rail which Τ aphone Connection. followed the growing tendency and tjons la of the ed me. I stood with mv hack and from Ills keg of powder main tunnel entry. and ι·.ιr;ill«-l >lpe along the through the makers intended out ques-1 of the men was followed past entry, corn. The chemists safely beyond Inserted with :hi ι μι··Ι ran âme the air to drive the now advising more t on. the machine be- a great timber and looked made long cartridges and at right angles compressed Furthermore, I ter of the law. against be able to tind in milk a con- he lei into of the shut The air in may not of its cannot be used until around me. Kehind. the hoist had al- them into his drill holes. Then, when uther entries, dividing the mine .iii drills night we weight, It \\a> half U on a abundance of the elements cause and the past July morning rhe room was to ue Η Robinson, trolling vter the frost is all out ground sunk into the "sump." or pit. the coal was blasted dowu and he had great sections. headings supposed C. corn to elabo when ill·· shift begun streaming ready know the plant delights settled. Uence these were early I day it iiotir of κ id for men to work in if it plows at the bottom of the shaft, in order broken it with a pick. he loaded Down into the airsliali e\ery enough rate, and the theorist has,(therefore, cat in order to • •m ut the washbouse—some -100 meu. SURGEON.,1 removed from the machine and trim an ctiori.mii> fail in was free from gas. but sometimes VETKRIXARY the cow can't make that the men ou the second compart with his shovel into a car. the day and night uraliy a«»umed that make the tractor to the condi-1 .white, liljiek and of perhaps twenty- adaptable tunnel, η at i' shaft when the smoke from the pit lumps Paris. a out into the mine, and the face of the the fa house liie top the South her milk from such feed. fions at the farm. was done I i·: 'ht in their tat- ment might pass tiling square Plowing by nationalities-dressed and the smells of sweat and gar ourselves upon the later swarmed by me-- when necessary, he pushed pumped air Into the mine, and by in line of We may pride to the rear. I :«·:*··«; M:ick and mine clothes. a second they propping Α ν work the about teaching walking plows greasy and ie and the fine clouds ot coal dust things we have studied out the ma- I stood. half dazed by the roar ou and ou until he broke through and means of many doors, stoppings many With one plow thus attached, T!ie !· ii" stream wound out of the aud still are si- ι tin t rose against the roof with every fe i*f the good cow, but we generally chine will a more than is I eyes blanketed the next tunnel or completed bridges or "overcasts" this strong cur- Surgery. plow quarter w.:«!ih >use door, the house, of unknown sounds, uiy Joined the we do not know past power •hoveiful made it runk and choking lent about things ρ issible with a of horses. With I of and my whole the leniith of that single rent of air through every mile pair v. lidc the two that feed by the absence light, required passed ib >ut h r or her hence, acres a big generators ve would take our and. working performances; tliree plows, seven or eight day and crushed. I was of never crossing it- own picks exact of the miue hII mind smothered entry. tunneling, until we do have more knowledge ein be 11..' arteries great day .oose the valve In the air hold & BUTTS. plowed. oft the main entry or these conditions are. in and never until it again pipe LO.V-LEY she can or cannot do we with its motive were standing just Hut today path stopping of what plain the latter part of September long |»ower Hir hands and faces in the strong, cooi our During which on uiy The work rearhed the main entry, but this time (VI alne, farmers are inclined to accept as was satis- iu a shrill of tunnel of the mine, began most instances, changed. (\o-wey, the tractor drawing one plow Ncieaiuiug high, rhythm stream that seemed to come, driven of the cow aud "machine men." who ι at the foot of the hoisting shaft, guide the results to turn under a sound, the tall skeleton structure left hand out of blackness |»a*sed liegius with the feeding factorily used green crop past au unknown from a world of the schools, a wall lu or- fouled the cases, by |»ower. rather than the rea»oniaga of buck wheat grgwo for the purpose of I from which the ou my right into seeming the "chain machines." through which, by of the tipple tower, again, operate above. wfien the two do not agree. to soil. The buck- black roof, elose lilasi dislodge by and of Hit· mine, ii PumDing, Heating, adding humus tbe liuht breeze blew black clouds ■ >f darkness. The low. der that the may the «lust impurities morning In η mine about FoK FEED EFFICIENCY on an two feet in was of coal the di- noiireil niil :i colli blast in siiiihi <·|· .ίιιιΙ The temperature is V Alii Κ Γ V STANDS wheat stood average | of iti.il dual as il eddied around the beamed with great timbers. gravity an even block S^eet Metal Work. was ly In and out cooi lu oeeda Before a roller section of the a ν the same year year We geueratly admit that the cow height. plowing, of structural iron work, to a held long Hues of great whitewash- mensions of the cross in winter pillar of mist vapor that a specialty. to down the sl.e.elou by warm In winter in com ceilings than she cau from a drawn over the field break their 111a- of ι In· summer and »THl more protein get j >ni.ill limite at the miue mouth sheath· ed tree trunk». Λ few electric lights tunnel, these men cut with ascended far into tin· structure of Theo one end of a long chain I to the outer air. But when the normal aud icouoimcai consumption plants. dust coated lu other I shaft ι·ι·>111 ii parlson the mi in irou, where the hro- shone dimly through their chlnes a "sump cut." or, tipple lower iilmve In* iu an as not was attached to the draw bar on corrugated exertion of lal»or brought the sweat coru. Then we believe, yet liâmes from the out au level with To ιln> current of air from taking was fastened to thel l.cii line formed u column and the ineu. glol es, and the yellow words, carve opening keep that a in ber tractor,the other end out from pore the wa- exactly pr ved way, variety had tlaicd so six Inches and six (lit· of tin» least Persian·»· ami streaiuiug every W so we a of chain to I oi.e one, through a gate men's lamps, which the floor alniiit high path rations stands for feed efficiency, plow beam, allowing loop by passed by pit Photo by American Press Association. ter In our dinner buckets seemed Be · Cbaulleur m and draw m front of the mould board of Msia'l window and their num in the compartment of the hoist feet deep at the end of the tunnel. "short circuiting." niitiny ··»Τ whole * wisely give her both protein variety just gave bright sometimes almost too warm to drink, *"tun>ubll': tngtne«r. the and ahead of tbe fur- but thin tongues which are by "Call me he (aid. sciions of tlit· mini·, tin·»·· «vas ar in some carrying concentrate plow turning :-s fo a red faced man who checked cage. seemed now The machines, propelled Billy," protein the ing and It was Jim who taught me to loos- wen to row. This of chain dragged dis a motor and a a \* 11 i< -1 ■ ηί·γι· We dw ♦:»· weekly. Ea»y their covered. entering pounds dinner bucket with a chunk able to use for the ensured being wholly c ·· plug my ■ |rt hour». Beet now cow may be protein From ι he window we along oil the left two an endless chain containing sharp steel mine ars to pass and ommI again -Sprtn* ponltlou» as in the the passed Out of the blackness and so each day on ihe great sheet, wa u I wurk Klve vear» of »uc- in her feed, As early possible spring of coal against the vent, chill the (tarage functious of carbohydrates and or The machine is brac- had none throi ah. As an are Then to a little inclosure directly above the over a great pit "bits" [ticks. sinootched with hi> hands, stood when they >·· Write now PORTLAND ΛΙΤΟ CO.. it is not feeding to re- orchards at Highmoor plowed. tracks passed dusty ter with a blast of compressed air | we know good on and the disk to take .are of for*, .ml, Millie is in clean cultivation I mouth ol' the main hoisting shaft. on into the blackness ou the ed. the current turned of each man's meas- additional precaution her to make such substitutions the land kept by stretched a record strength Dim aftei we loaded, and one quire of the the automati- this ilfcblood without day the may be means of harrow* until the middle Sheer above it the black tower of the as into the wall of advanced against coal, in tons of coal. circulation. However important protein right though ured when Hi·· ureat pile of coal that Prior to the season, horses as the bits out which work in the iiiine would I..· un day in the cow of making milk, •July. past tipple pointed up into the hot. blue Then, faroff. a red signal cally advancing grind .Mm and I worked we K. \v. ( ll operation coal Itself. When together had Ih-cm -ii if down by the night men lilULUK, are funda have been the source of power in soon as the machine has whose « 111 f ν it was we know the carbohydrates only morning sky. and the dull, dry heat of out and made distance the coal. As turns our numbers inside possilile, inspectors. to light winked took hanging had hf( shoveled into the cars and not more in Generally from five six Is as much if important harrowing the rtat Illinois seemed to sink it came the sound entered to the full six feet the disk we remeui to measure the strength of the eurrent mentally couutry visible, and lieyond the car. and each night ::>' we had attacked with aud are for two teams to har- drugged ■!> and furnishing her bodily vitality days required d ιwii around it. Hut from the there was the withdrawn and the cut continued until ami to inspei't the doors ai d with square, of wheels; bered to whose credit the last car had stoppings I at the head ot the Builders' Finish ! thrift sufficient for her to make milk at row the orchard spring-tooth bar-1 grinding the loose blocks of shaft a on sieel rails. it extends across the entire face. to see that no of tl e mine the tractor the I black mouth the strong, of a headlight the and tlie next it' my part escap- a hol- all. rows. With gasoline gleam been, morning, room wiih mr picks there was .rnlsh DOOMS and WINDOWS of any two and of cool air struck the faces two In the the drillers, with their ed the cleansing draft, eon | same area is harrowed in one-1 steady blast The ray grew larger and yellow evening had been in tile last car passed · a later Hy le at reaaonable prices. COWS THAT DO THE BEST WOKK uuniber hung low soi m and minute ni.v pick is far air drills, bore a series of five to half and tbe work done better. of the men who stood at the head of a bo v»· it flamed out into pit powerful .1 im would one stautly from ρ\·..·ο place. testiim for the cows that days sparks of the day before. |>ull struck through. and we found that we For concrete example, Gur method of using tbe tractor to har columu for the next out of the or six foot "shot holes," four along the the of mis with their both in the little waiting lights. A train was coming of his out of iiis ami hang presence safety had broken Inb· th·· heading of a room do the best work in my dairy trees is as follows: tags pocket row between the fruit On one side of the shaft until it should roof, and two on each side for the "rib- and ever measurim; the volume si J hoist. the entry, and I waited on the hook inside the of lamps from another in the op- A Window & Door Frames. milk giviug aud offspring reproduction of each set be- it just edge driven entry Two sets spring harrows, lines of railroad cars of brakes it sud shots." Then a third crew of men, the and flow of the air current. are ones that are rich in feed con- month long empty With t car. lie ou one side from ours, and half an oi the of the size drawn two! pass. grind the empty Then, posite direction ru of .my kla.<] always easily digested are bouud to be broken if one were πα/1 si thulr vnrlf them the seal· un tile stained by the life palatable, branches and lowered the hoisting cage low seat, half on the motor and half trains and dragg«*d past ground HILLS, which the cow Deeds (or room to us an In those ·· similated ; that to harrow close to the trees. give "empty." Γ·ΊΙ victims t<< the lo·. of endeavors — ν checkeu of those who aud in his hand he <·ι «ht- Is done. Then move ou to another house, where Old Man Ha is life aod work aud which the euro is rapidly unwinding, over nit* <-uii|iiuix they we would sit -■ her when drawn long half hours together ,· or and Graduate The spring-tooth harrow*, and so the work goes on in a of loaded cars to and cruelty of the early Spanish Optioian. she more (or held a lever by which he controlled the ίο the pole of the trol- place, up the welvht the gold able to supply gets cheaply a can be set as deep as it is behind, clinging on a of coal dust beside the track tribes, by tractor, The ter feet system of rotation. pile man's credit, to the great be- settlei* Among the Virginian roe aod aod (or herseK to A of ascent or descent of the "cage." Their faces were Muck with the I each pit easily eojoyably for the teeth dig. pair ley. and to talk to each other. to aouroe io possible as had told me as we try the hois! too. red « lover was supposed have iron) coro thao (rum aoy other one set of these tirst had beeu lowered, and 1 as I he motor and their My companion tween the rails at the foot of horses could not pull cage oonl dust—black Jim was a Greek, and from what I we love the corn mine bottom that his from mid to lie colored |»y the the world; heoce both the full over watched him and the dial tiefore him their the walked from the in? shaft, where half naked, blackened >1)1*11111,' harrows, digging capacity, elothlug— and from pit lamps was able to he came from some- the name was Wild. "Call me Hil- gather bottoms blood of the red man si in in battle crop. much in a Of course I saw his hand follow his eye, aud as In the wind ami Billy ent hack in the southern part of the pe- οοου tbachku. set to full as we walked down where the while invaders In a similar kxpiciuiuicc α harrows are not always dig the white arrow the 300 foot their cap ly," be said, and ami the coal down into the with Lowest Prices in Oxford Coufltv. passed (streamed ont straight along I remembered a little llom- dropped eats «II o( it of teeth. The rows of trees to the main be turned ninsular. the Pins, manner the red will· h followed 1 the corn aod she depth apple level the hand drew back a notch, and above the head of the trip the track entry waiting bins helmv. and from poppies grow this tops. l.ow er, and I often tried stray words on aod as it are 25 feet To fully harrow over his shoulder, "You're buck the of the Held of Waterloo she cao use economically, apart. the lithe wire began to uncoil on the streaked and called with automatic regularity, giant plowing to draw the harrow long, rider the wheel trolley but of the the to her it means space, it is necessary That's him. my pronunciation tlk! feci were said lo have sprung from the means greatest good more Three hundred and fifty bursts of white in Koom L'7, third west south. ets.'Nr ".-kips." lifted the coal us. How twice between the rows of trees. Fol- slowly. out sudden greenish ancient Athens was not tin- the most to both ο( want know." Greek of of the killed and wound.-d !:i that profit another notch—aud as the as train where you are. if you to to the open air and then lift; Mood NORWAY, MAINE. cow uses (or di- lowing this it is to harrow feet—aud along the wire, and the lie upward much o( this coro my plan, possible sparks Greek of .lim I'ardas, and. although battle. lo tradition ten hours. The light in my lamp was burning low, feet more to the top of the tipple tow famous According milk is o( very little busi- 17 to IS acres in by the roar of the locomotive at his own tougtu- rectly making passed of coal be- recognized attempts it the Punish invasion is the ranse of (lie A disc harrow seven feet wide of the and I sat down on a pile er, where, like a tumbling torrent, ness concern o( mine. True, I would 20-inch gave to the clattering of the place sock- and oftentimes the meaning a eoaiNe, aslcraceous filant know it as a stu- was and drawn by gas- of side the track, lifted it out of the down over the sorting screens daneweed. like to know exactly, heavily weighted of the long string stocky we discovered [toured Α.. C. LORD, har- couplings words, it was not until as it from the more oline tractor over sod land. This it in and up the wick the railroad cars beneath. onitnon in Knglnud, sprang dent, so that I might exegeti- cars, each high with its black uiy cap, pried we to into row sod in excellent heaped a of writing that began slain in battle, and 15 years Watch- the beatitudes o( corn. cut up heavy shape. a which one of the men "on system men on the shift, the bio·><| of Itaiies expert cally preach load of coal. Some one seized me by with nail There were -ton day with A few of the harrow soon reduced Mixed in with tin· coal that the It maker with I bave had experiences trips had me for the pur|>ose. tret along. loaders were, for the most If cut on a certain day In year Bige'ow. personal top" given sum and the I its li(e in the sod land to fine condition. I he elbow. blasted down ny πιο same the silo from the early days o( and li.'iil ht't'ii l ew bleeds. The dwarf elder, for the Kennard it Co., Boston. orchard and Then I stripped to the waist began part. Kiiltrariaiis ami Wrecks. we didn't know much In hauling stone from the "What's yer number?" he asked. before we occasionally America, wheu lirvrs tlic night m Κ called daneuort and daue- field which was to load, shovelful after shovelful, each English. and few had Itceii my reason. either its greatest usefulness or its also from an eight-acre "419." of white paper from ttie spoke about turned over into found strips Some worked and blood.- Sut urban l.ile. oever lost (aith this summer for the first time lifted four feet and years In America. All Work limitations, aod I have plowed "Loader? New man?" cartridges. We always saved these (actors in since the Maine the car for two long hours, io it as oue o( the important Agricultural Experi- I nodded. waiting our dinner liuaranteed. assumed the mil! laid them beside pails, Nails. animal husbandry. ment Station management sometimes stopping to break with my boviue "Come along with me." the car was tilled and we of Farm, the gasoline tractor were t<»«> and when America has the honor of having CORN κοκ rut SILO. Uighmoor [»ick great blocks of coal that has beeu valuable. This machine will He was a tall, thin man. who walked hail sat down again in the unlet beside the A little out of the way even with bands. Then uiade the tirst «·ιιι nails, toward my corn (or the ailo 1 use his large to lift, my lu planting on a stone boat rocks which four with his head thrown forward and the traek we would take our pit lamps Before but it to walk. drag of coal began to short- •los»> of the eighteenth centnry. pays a growing, early maturing variety, horses can start. The tractor may his chest as though in finally lumps our lin- large ouly ιhin against out of our caps and. rubbing were made hand, and intermediate kind and no are above the of the car. and 1 "trim hat nails by a larger growing be kept at work constantly; stops • ooKtant fear of the low beams edge of oil and coal «I1V HATCHES, CLOCKS | This striking gers in the greasy gum was a household In a late white corn. plan to load and unload the some of the larger t'eir mai.nfaeinre very large necessary except I followed him. stumbling med" it. lining the \\l> JEWELBV. o( to tverhead. dust that formed under lamp spout, are made inn· bin o( permits my beginning stone boat. knees, theu against my !:>siry. Cut nails by plantiug rather over the broken coal pieces to my Greek words with our tt'ltri Me. silos and continuing it late cost clumsily we would write rolled t<> the ^tometrUt Parmenter, Norway, till the early It is not possible to figure the and then throwing them up on ry troin plates proper or at the beside th» track. The train had come chest, white of paper. wiihout undue rush hurry from our with any accuracy. Angers on the strips and thickness. may lie experience rails, tbe of the pile. ί·Ι(Ιι They me to economically use ma- to a over the pit between the top some word STATE OF π.4Ι1Ε. work, enabling The expense of adjustment· of the stop Jim knew English—the iiadc of steel or of malleable iron. at the work anu 11 ici wlih Iron bars were beating The noise of the shovel scraping (arm laborers to meet our conditions and the re- car. loader—and he learned my regular chine clatter of the for eoul, Vire nails, a French and at- loos» the frngs and releasing the hop- the Moor and the me though originally CUl'STY OK U\KORl>, sa. and saving the expense worry items have been With a ma- against name was Joe and called pair large. and that my were to a unorganized meet bottoms of the cans. Heavy clouds coal as the great pile slid down 'iveiilion. brought perfection tendant upon having large, chine constructed to New England per and Then some- South Paris, Maine, January 30, 1913. if are to be the at Its "my friend" "buddy." States. force o( extra men, even they conditions, much of this expense would of tl:ie coal dust poured up from tilled each hole that 1 dug out ii the I'niled I' *ui it to the of Section JO of after the fascination of writing provision* reckon the coal down into the with times t ;·ι· enact bad. doubtless To cars as the roared foot tilled the tunnel friendly : the Public Law· of Mala*, disappear. worn we would sit I thiok I se- as words had away a Orol'.en ■.«■veuty ti'th e. Islnture, the following In my deliberate tilliog cost fuel consnmption would b« and the clanking of metal, the sounds, but when the car was loaditl To Remove Screw. names by bins, or for the »s a :i->t of person· lo whose better thao where it is as be the case of Press Association. still and listen to the gas screw cure rather silage misleading it would in Photo by American lat coal aud the unintelli- on eoftt ami sat down One ofien |o remove a <" unt·. have )>een with crash of .tig and 1 slip|K»d my iiNpliics deposited in a or so, and by cootinuiog or as to reckon the coat of the motor, and sometimes t 1 Treasurer of Oxford Count? by all cut day an automobile, the tilled dust beside the approach with one side of the head broken off. :ity as the Was gible sliuiti i.ig of foreigners ou a pile of tine coal ι·' or trustees cutt at interval·, their feed. Accidents will The Working Day Begun. wirks in our had burn- mnl»i;»ior», «cuardtans, the iog (requent of horses by sub- when the lamps is a method of drawing 'ι. the with a dull tumult of sounds. track to wait, silence suddenly Πι»· following t;.·· iutrlbuilon of persoual estate ai» provided settle* in the silo, I am able to and the entry out of silage occur with any power up keep mark ed low I wjuld take my poeket screw with east and l»v sali I statute arrow reached near tbe 400 foot the low wire which me. 1 could bear tn\ heart ont the broken have silos (ull at the end are whether It be Dodging trolley merged like ΚI my practically bills always large, round ball of lamp wick, and, the la K *vtndtK>ro. Daniel E. Swift. method of course, his foot came dowu bard on tbe brake, ulHiut live feet above the rails, and curious noises sang in my the without distigiiring the work: l'lace ldn M of the season. This is, horses or power tractors that are uaed. hung beat, of we KeOMy. Mr*. K. L. Allen. elbow old women with a skein yarn, one of the Τ when one owos his own the Con- and » uiiuute later a bell at bis we erawled across the coupling be- ears. in the roof under the stratum screwdriver against side Henry l>o!e. WinHel'l Bowker. only practicable In a nine hour day gasoline Up forth from Ids Λ I ma Trask. wind back and block Arthur G. Coolldge. outfit. varied from ten to fourteen tbe signal of the safe arrival tween two of the care to the other aide of slate above the coal cntne a trickling would head, and witli a small près* Κ lri>v Trask. cutting sumption sounded of Koim-o·' Cooledge. of anoth- to own sixteen strands at tin W liliam A I'KOlH CTtVK ΚΑΤΙΟΝ. and from six to quarts th«< hoist. A niluute, and aud walked to the left, like water, the sound of fingers my against the screwdriver, M. t lark. Ρ red William gallons eight of of the entry sound running end in a lirinly Krank oil were With the his and then, tying the am Mnrjcau •) in addition tu machine, him, the drums, was in his low seat I was wet with sweat, aud rude block. The screw will come out al- K. Wolff rt. Mrs. C. W Leake. (eediog. The get other lever towanl man still sitting in the coal. of the Mr. with horses. changing the wick down the spout Wlllxr M Ileckcr. as we may have all the eight By to and as the out train of and were black the skein of as as if the head were in- Ml«* such pasturage reversed. begau rewind, waitiug to pull his empty uiy face, bauds body most easily i.ura Κ Jordan twice a In drivers the machine can work from day· the end remained cut com they will eat day. I realized that the suddeu darkness of the of dust which the lamp until only UKORUK M ATWOOD, to or fifteen to arrow dew backward cars into where the great cloud, on tact. are (ed all the clover light dark, eighteen Next, liftine the little lid Treasurer of Oxford County. addition, also, they it was the top. It was tunnel Then for the tlrst time shovel had created had smeared my in sight. and a small hours a day. In a fourteen-hour day the cage nearlug beyond. my with or aKalfa bay tbey will eat, small of we would till the body more work than twelve or fifteen steel box divided Into four I that mines are eclfoless wet skiu. Dull in the the top, A Profligate. for a standard—a will do a treat learned pains was thor- allowance o(—say, and it until the wick is a Bull Sale. horses. This machine is not in it· each hold- end that souud, like is absorlied buck caught me when I moved, oil. shaking "I am afraid my husband leading for mixture of corn aod oobmeal, three right su|H>rini|Mis<.>S, milking. and ou. off In the distance came me think he had eveniog in a with the machine, we have Ids lever again toward him sharply to the right, aud again Then far morn- found it out. to make (or is eared day slipped gas in the mine. Each Island Puod, V·. My corn silage heavily an was sound that grew loud- fonnd it almost We shall as the cage sank. Then in Sense of dlrectiou or angles lost, mutlled, grindlug room iloiie il by mistake." Chicago Record· and no ears are removed. The Jersey* indispensable. slowly as we entered our American l'iess Association. season, and was a race of a sound that almost ter- ing Ptiolii liy to a use thia tractor another hope the white blue of tbe sky and. like the faces lu forelgu er and louder, Herald. will eat (rom thirty (orty pound· Instant we made a rough test for gas. that some company may study New Eng- below the where one can set? little or uo rified. Λ dull, light far down The and and cornmeal cone except for a thin crack people, yellow some The Loaded and "Trimmed'' Car. day. silage hay out a for during the dlght His Comparison. land conditiona and bring power a aneet so each corner the month of the room outlined the mllEIlKoccasionally which here, in ara wbicn I have grown profitably Jeck above us, through individuality, was accidental- me ulln crops will do the work this one will door down In the eutry t«» return at u future Maud—80 Jack compnvd and (urnisb the struc- that do, In heav- the same, and in a hundred of tin» tunnel, and theu around saved in order on my own land of white light sliced and hung seemed square current, short he? The dear and without ita drawbacks.—Chas. D. the left open, and the air old and something sweet, did leave Frank, o( a ration. The bought of our compart I was lost. Above was the corner came the headlight of ly •lay to the country purchase steamers ture producing In the dusty air yards utterly reach Into it? Marie I don't MAINE Tueedav·- to Woods. ily eircuited. might fall to up an acre or two that fellow! What was STEAMSHIP Un Wharf (eeds are varied according payability of the generators the smooth, black roof. Mow the ties electric or switching loco- with their earnings and Satur lueut. The high song "gathering" out the ever gener- tell Maud < Hi. do LIME •lliect lieiweea Thursdays value acd cost Good oowa In- the room and clean them a in the little liiink I should you. ateΛ0 ui. (eeding and the rails, and on either side behind motive aud alwve it the bobbing yel- would give position l*ort .t lati'l day· p. What to Do for the Orchard. tbe bouse, tbe choking puffs en- to Now York a upon reason lu power And so as we left the I insist. Marie Well, he referred variably pay good profit in the and the two rows of props the face of low tlames of two pit lamps. With a ating gas. village of their birth. Others plodded while I se To know what to do for the orchard of the switch engine yards long our from our marshuiallow." l'arc In Mtk direction. able amounts o( bought (eed, the we would take lamps remittances to yon as "Hie human f.l.Ott he orchard. If and work which I had the coal seam, which glittered and roar the motor struck up- try on, sending monthly bonus (rom their use is we nuit watch growth the noise of tueu grinding one before the oth- the on K*tlui'«d HUlerwou· cure a valuable walking hope You certainly *»:;d laid powder prie··. tc or eicesslve we now in the from our lamps and came looming up the tunnel, caps and, their families ami hoping against (<>od contribute of wood Is satisfactory not noticed before 1 suddenly sparkled light pit grade before us and fervtce tbe added plant tbey was er. holding tlieiu out Home return. thick, dear. Boston Transcript Portland Une It a a Ut- with Its bulk. There that too. might day manure, thus to my land ai tboald not increase by making appli- iu the abseuce of sound. There like dull diamond. We talked tilling it they. l.eave Krauklln Wharf the bringing missed tilling them above our heads, of home PORTLAND LINE ooru of manures; other- me where 1 the silence was gone. The slowly with less strong ties Portland, week lay* at uo real ooat to me—tbe having pale cation nitrogenoua of feet on the deck ile. .My couipaniou asked sound, aud Others, 3»rv!«t) to was a shuffling to see If a sudden spurt of blue Politeness. lioMton, 7p. in., returning leave other men'· wise nitrogen can be added by legumi- much I knew of the locomotive locked with watch and spent their earuiugs Lubec tbe bill—the fertility aud we sank, and this had worked liofore. how ••uiipliug dis- country, a ka»t|>«rt, Boston week 'lav· at 7 or the nse of nitrate above, again from the lamps would the Politeness is a that enables »nd Nt John If. in qou· cover crops by of the car. and dame pit on gay clothes from quality m Gov farms produce.—W. McSparran we of mines and a few other the waiting prodigally μ -teamshljps "*· there is of wood time nil was darkneaa while paused questions. coupling of "Hrednmp." the lo be as considerate of her or Cauiden Parmer. of soda. If plenty more the close the presence and beer iu the housewife Dlogley Tribune more Ami still we walked on. the rumbled away. Uuce company store much and more fruit is wanted, then for tbe third deck to fill. Once dodging they of all mine gases. lie his clip of cof- lairraatlonal Line Service. Steamer* leave growth, this time with au most feared boarding houses husband when upsets B there aa the low wire that comes level with one's locomotive came, ercuing at the long «"0 At » a. ω. Leave Port· Koeasle once said maj of and phosphoric and for the fourth. Then some under would if he Monday·. Colonel applications potash again the old There is always gas up fee on the t iblecloth as she ι m for Lu bee and St. John (ortune to be madi 1 the sand- aboes ear and over the layer of to be tilled, lu diijn half a mile from the mine. Kastport, not be any very large aoid may be in onier. Usually cage started aud tbe roar of tbe stumbling "empty." henil of a room or ail Tribune. SWainehlp Calvla Austin. a the load the roof a! the a were a visitor. I'hlcngo but there la band the soil the les» and phos- ears 1 broken coal that lay strewn here aud mules were used to "gather" There was Big John, huge Bulga- in rawing, ier potash on tbe guide rails struck my cars were loaded fare between Portland and Boston §100 poultry lovi 1 and when the a (or any one who has the acid may be to be in the there between the rails. ed cars. and. iu fact, are still employed entry, rian who bad figured that dol- StateivsitiM #11« some living phoric expected looked at the men about me. They burn ll out. hold- giant to raise ant it oontains the more but we would sometimes him ali (or the the ability soil; the more day of The silence was like the darkness—a in most mines today, electricity lar a was sufficient to give How Unfortunate. steamer Moohefai pursuit, to were in a whirr foreign the roof day a small acid are talking or our high up against ou leave» Portland ot care (or tbe stock, and capital and phosphoric present. total ahseuce of aouuil rather than loads, and the dozen ing lamps offered. His great body was Ile I was hot 11 oil the same day PORTLAND AND potash In the Ughl permits bigger a drill that life Tuesdays and Krl These three must g< But to determine what word*, aud greasy yellow the gas up In the end of start with. tbiogs just applications as tlrst of the two of mules that !:ved In the mine rmtil that sum during the died. She— day· at 7 a. m. loi canno which hung like stillnetw. my Impression burst able to earn twice vhich I:i. h:·.»! Wagner ROCKLAND LINE tbey should be made or what particular of their pit lamps, or in a hollow of a rock Kockland and tnterme band in band; separately an absence of were used where it was hole we were entire- seldom comes or brims ol mine had Ihhmi that of only impose!· working day, for paid »'e.s. yes! Λ misfortune 'Hate succeea. oourte to follow la left for the art miniature coffeepots in tbe into a soft blue and yellow lauding·. bring of darkness. The hie to run tbe locomotive. suddenly and a loader, at the 'one. Biatter. of fruit bard line· ol light rather than the roof ly by piecework, Flicgciuh· Steamer Catherin* • practice growing. their caps, the strong, flame that out against aa 1 k lu our seemed to At the end of the week I was given puffed cents a tou, earn as Portland Wed about sucoeia though The working daj anioklng lights caps rate of 12V/ might AND leave· Men talk their faces d«e|>ened. and down toward our bauds. There PORTLAND and Satur Tbe the blackness twen- a or Our lock- a But be was lazy, needaya were a o( cbaoce. opporto to the herd care press out through comjMtnion. "buddy." once aa $2.25 day. Natural History. thing Aim keep healthy by was begun. never much of It, but in high day· »t 7.00 a m fo be but tb dis- wushhouse were near to- was excuse for BOOTHBAY LINE occasionally that, but it ia well to keep medioioe ol feet a round us. where the light ers lu the and. leuruing that the only Teacher The comes from Kast »>oothbay and In nity may and feed, As the cage shot dowu tbe wall ty wlcre the drill liored through Imtterliy tei it and lay firm bold upo; oase it is needed. went down on iiwhile each at 2 can mediate au'iings power to grasp on hand in fron appeared aud was gone, and always gether. and we usually laziuesa was sickness, day en liar. Johnny And you and effort the shaft seemed to slip up, and a there was more gns than turpi fc«l>ie»s Service for aU rale· laclu-t * cunaes through toil, i Into pocket freight, it only iu Trout <>r us, out of the black dark- the same hoist, but some mornings o'clock in the afternoon Big John pre- from a worm too New York Marine to its wet. surface an occasion*, and twice 1 have el fish Insurance. devotion duty. leave the neat and slimy the uien anticipated, the and unceasing See that little piga uoks. the two long lines of propa on would And Jim ahead of me, waiting himself to I'ete ChrislofaliH. 'or reservation· and all Information addrea stutter of tuud shot In on tbe face· ol down the vented rimes exercise. maat bave it. ; Keen uieu come staggering aud. u A CLaY. a Krauklln PoitUuO is action, sot talk. take some They either bide o( the track attuned one bv the sctdtthome. JUn rarely took "ducts boas." at the mine bottom Kent, Wharf. j Co-operation the miners. Btroag ■"ττ"ττ of earUg. ! tur Th· More·'· Prayer. A MASTER. Bethel. Bockflald. SHE WANTED 1*3. Weat Parts. I offer ESTABLISHED were To thee, my maeter, my prayer; «u no aervioe at the Misses Julia GUe and Ellen Cole Se- The four-act drama "Home Tie»" was There Congrega- water end owe lor me, and, a Woman of Montenegro THE OXFORD BEARS. over from the Normal ! Peed me, Th· Way NEW the it home EMBROIDERIES :ional oharoh Feb. 9th, M Sunday presented before a good sized audience Sunday, irben the day's work le done, protide lected a Husband. and were the school at Farmlngton. and a for the coming season Indicates a wealth of at Hall. pastor delegates attending ι ne with a clean bed wishes uol The eho wing certainly The Oxford Democrat. THE DOINGS OF THE WEEK IN ALL Wednesday evening, Grange Mr·. Lillian Benson of Wbltman.MM·., «belter, dry Montenegrin woman with Conference In Portland. for me to lie down in Tbe we exclusive and thei.nly attract the most of women. And pathetic Sheriff Child· waa oalled to wmfort. She holds to η high jj ,inc to charm and particular prices are ISSUED TUESDAYS. and tbe are Panning ton Normal School Monday. Deputy be kind to me. Talk to me. wife of a man. attract, life, yet comedy parts strong to Always be than we Lave ever been able to Mr. Edward and hate gone North Buokfleld Wednesday evening much to me to one who will j, e too, more attractive offer before. in each scene to receive great King party who four voice often mean· aa landed husband, really enough and to take into custody a hone jockey l Paris HOI. and tbe audience in a ;o Florida for a trip, especially relni. Pet me aomettmea, that in his own bouse. applause keep where Mr. waa eomewhat under the Influence of u the master South Paris, Maine, February 18,1913 that a earn more of Feelsmere, more and learn of 29c 18 inch in six W. T. roar of laughter. It is seldom on nay serre yon the gladly Is tho story of the wooing Value yd. Flouncing First Kaptlet Church, Bev. β. Hill, pa»· other Maine have 'busi- had gone Into the brook Here Special different U 10.-45 A. H. drama is ever that the King and people Do not the reins, and tor. I'reachlDg every Sunday presented here, M.ir,°k,»nd A. Warren'· Intervale. He waa taken to lore yon. jerk Sordanue: firm School at 12. Sabbath evening service to ieas interests. bill. atterne, very embroidery- Sunday entire cast are so admirably suited re- io not whip me when going up daughtui I ATWOOD & FORBES, 7 -Ht. evening at la ill with to the oooler to pa·· the nfgbt aud was the beautiful at frayer Meeting Ttaurwlay and all are receiv- Harold Rich pneumonia. or kick me when I do Gordanne 12 l-2c 4 in. on the last before their individual parts, Never strike, beat suitors wen- dnficial value yd. embroidery tine mate- Κ'lit or s and Proprietor*. 7 JU. Covenant Meeting Friday Eli Stearns is in Portland to con- leased without trial. an innkeeper. Her month at 2:30 P. M. All on tbe maimer it was Mra. what want, but give Df the let Sunday of the ing compliments The observance of Union Defenders' not understand you her to wed. are deeireable. A. K. roKBKS. are Invited. a , It was time for 12 that very (jtDHijK M Atwoou. not otherwise connected cordially as there was no delay through lult physician. me a chance to understand yon. Watch many, and ial, patterns given, the under the of Warren Camp, union*: Excellent music was Several from Bethel attended Day auspice· to do see to make her choice On the ladies will tbe evening. wm all that mo, and If I fall your bidding, She promised Tuesday evening Sbriners' ball lo Lewiston. evening, har- them all & ve.ir If strictly In advance. at furnished during the evening, consisting ^e?D"sdaJ If le not wrong with my suitors and summoned TtK*s —11.30 pall nerve a cbicken pie supper Gumming* son of Mr. and Mrs. couldA"' be desired from an artlatio, literary something three <*) a 4 cents Burnham Lawrence Smith, Otherwise 93 year. single copies After the members of Pari· of piano duets by Mrs. G. I. but to ness or feet. her father's house. hall. «upper is still very 111 with little and oratorical etandpolnt, owing to of South Paris and Miss Delia Lane of Seorge Smith, Do not oheck me so that I cannot have and era- LACES advertisements I will the farce, "Popping the severe weather tbe attendance waa It was a gloved NEW AurE>tl»UUTi:-All legal Grange present for recovery. Insist First youth Insertions for $1 SO I invited West Pari», solo by Dana Grover with hope the free use of my head. If you end at Cut- are given three consecuUve 1 by Proxy." Everyone cordially be beld Feb. email. Miss A. H. Prince and Mr. A. P. who during a week of column. con- Allan The academy fair will so that I cannot see ratted per Inch In length Special to for the Mrs. Grover accompanist, solos by that I wear blinders, of in this season's and nor transient au>l come, bring something supper an entertainment will be Warren made good speeches and stirring the elegancies city Lacea hold a very important place program; tract» ma'le with local, yearly and H. K. with Mrs. 20th, and given as It was Intended I should, I taro had acquired purchuu aud bave a time. J. Keaney Tuell, waa a little more behind me a lace» are to ■dnMkMi good ip under the direction of music aung by he said, with po- with that idea In view. Allover be tinrnbam Each number the evening patriotic be that the blindera life. "Excuse me," ave been made my popailr Robert Davis bas moved from tbe farm accompanist. and than a with Mr. Purlnton as ao- pray you careful him ■—1New faut electric I Mrs. Eugene Vanderkerckhoven quartet, of his bat as she met in varieties both in fine and heavier :ob Pkintinu type, presees. he sold to a rent in the responded to an encore. Ice cream, stand well out from my eyee. lite doffing renise lacee are shown large qualities Vil. workmen anil low price· recently Joseph Hiss Lucia Weed. companist. let me power, experience·! I homemade candies and popcorn were on not overload me, or bitch me where the doorwny. "Will you are than ever and we are almost an combine to make thl* of oar bual house. afternoon Russell S. Tuttle Do at 8 nd Torchon lacee prettier showing eodlcn department Slattery evening the Berlin Indépend- Saturday me as and was the sale. After the drama the young peo Friday will on me. well aside, but neeo complete popular. Gyrus Thurlow of Gardiner basket th0down passenger train wator drip Keep pass?" Gordanne stepped of the newest a sociable twelve ants the Gould Academy when I do not will ariety patterns. of his Mrs. Fred enjoyed antil played aud ■hod. Examine my teeth so she murmured, "You guest daughter, Shaw, pie and the score was 30 to 9 in ftt the High Street crossing instantly she did o'clock. Mrs. C. E. Chase tbe ball team, bare an ulcerated and 1 last week. played was I may tootb, M M.l COPIES. favor Goulds. killed. A coroner'· jury Impanel- eat, never be my husband." for the games. The committee of is very Do not cento Mrs. C. P. Harlow went to Massachu- piano ed and held which tbat, you know, painful. a farmer, Single of Thk I'kmocka γ are four re- There are several cases of mumps. hearing Monday or The second, comfortable Wash Goods copies for a visit with have received several invitations to tie bead In an unnatural poaitloo, Silk Special each They will he malleolite. the publishers or for the ronvenlence of patron» relatives. Mrs. Fred Shaw takes Mrs. peat the play here, very promis- accidental and freed the railroad from take away my best against on trained nurse. ly "Neither shall Silke in fine check •Ingle copiée of each N*ue have been placed minstrel show is soon to be and cutting off my tail. past tho girl. One lot of gcotcli : Harlow's place in the poet office during ing given of blame. Mr. Tuttle was a very well pre- mosquitoes by pushing 2^c Ginghams nc •ale at the following place* In the County The Y. M. C. A. boys had charge so said the to only her absence. under tbe same auspices it is not con- of I cannot tell you when I am tblraty, ever call me wife," girl and a few Howard's Store. Feb. 16. ββ oi eiRhty-two years age you ί nd stripes figured, mostly •Jouth Paris, Drug sidered best to do so at the evening service, Sunday, ί™.*,0 me clean cool water often. Save ShurtletTa Drug Store. Sewton Cummings narrowly escaped present. and in full possession of all bis faculties, give herself. all new soft and entertainment wax means in from notb ι lew yd. yd. patterns, fine. Norway, Noye* Drug Store. serious injury Saturday while preparing A very pleasing a of Ieeac "d Hosanna me, by all your power, Then came the third, who said patterns, 4i£c stone'* Store. the West Paris I can- Drug to unload some near tbe sled fac- given on Lincoln day by There was a very wedding β 'on, was born in West tbat fatal disease—the glanders. the arm. Alfred Cole, Postmaster. logs pretty Tuttle and but, seizing Gordanne by Buckflel.l, There was a number of L.-M. Spauiding in when I am so ing. Mr* Poet Office. at South Paris. Ile in front school. good service at the home of Miss Haine. He was a shoemaker not tell you words sick, the house Paris Hill. Harlow, tory stepped Peru, by know flung her aside and entered Went Pari.*, Samuel T. White. of the horses to back them and they visitors. Stearns Thursday afternoon, when Mr. and and tor many watch me, that by signs yon may trade lived worked if its master. "That," sigh between the There was a wedding at the Hamblin of Mass., condition. Gire me all possible as already started ahead pinning bim quiet Albert E. Watertown, In Auburn. He came here to live my a true Ridlon years a the daughter, "is a of He was consid- home of Mr. and Mrs. W. and Miss E. Ilammond of Paris shelter from the hot sun, and put ed innkeeper's NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. yoke and pile logs. George Augusta with his son, Chas. fl. Tuttle of this for and Feb. when their in Rev. J. H. blanket on me, not when 1 am working He is the husband erably jammed across tbe abdomen Saturday evening, 8, were united marriage by town, several year· ago and bae been at Montenegrin. Bertha wae united in Miss when I am in the cold. after all, are the was talceo to a doctor's office where it daughter, Agnes, the ring service. store this bnt standing tne." Of such stuff, Horse a Blanket. Little, using the nearly every day during Kuy Your bad with Chester T. Buck Kev well known in and a Never a bit In my mouth; first made.—Paris Letter New Embroideries. was found that no serious injury marriage by Hammond is Paris, time. The funeral was held Monday put frosty mothers of heroes D. A. of tbe Universalis) wish her and her warm it it a moment in your Tne Coming of Spring. been indicted although he will be laid Ball, pastor host of friends will afternoon from bis late home, Rev. F. by holding in London Telegruph. Parte Trust Company. church. immediate relatives and as bands. up for a few days. Only husband joy and prosperity they go M. Lamb officiating. Tuesday morning tiood Clothes for little Price*. cere- burdens Mrs. B. was at her friends of tbe family witnessed the to their home in MassachuMetts. to Mount I try to carry you and your Sale of Mtllloerv. J. Drake prostrated tbe body was taken Auburn Economist. Mr. and Mrs. Buck are without a murmur, and wait The Domestic Real Estate for Sale. home in tbe Whittemore District Satur- mony. highly cemetery in Auburn for burial in tbe patiently of the or are other housewives who are I.adv Wanted. a Dr. Little- young and have tbe MIDDLE INTERVALE. for you long hours day night. There of North day by shock of paralysis. renpected people lot where bis wife and daughter statement Insurance Company family to choose shoes as she who is celebrated a nurse are in attend- best wishes of many friends for their BO this life of oure, Without tbe my as calculating America. tield and trained "It goes fast, are buried. A beautiful wreath was sent power and We have no time for hate and strife— or I sometimes fall on the hard but not 'iet Kgg*. ance. future happiness prosperity. from bis old in Auburn as a path, in the Manchester Guardian, But words, like flowers, neighbors Your party Invitation». who died in Monroe, The Good Will Society committees ou loving perfumed which I bave often prayed the to carry Peter P. Chase, Make glad tbe rugged paths of life." testimonial of their esteem and sympa- pavements many of them huve daring Notice of Appointment. tbe drama wish to their thank* not be of wood but of such a Wis on the 6'h inst., at the age of ΤΘ express might off their frugality so triumphantly. who me a and sure foot- MAINE was a son of Kev. to the cast, musicians and all those nature as to safe fre- years, native of Paris, Miss Mary C., the thirteen-year-old give An excellent Manchester lady NORWAY, House at to make the a Joke: An Irishman was In the Remember tbat I must be ready For a New Court Rumford. Chase, am) a brother of Mrs. Ada- helped evening's program sitting of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Gardner ing. to tea. but Sibley a woman came in daughter in invites her friends widow of H. E. Ham- success. smoking when at any moment to lose my life your quently Anion); the measures introduced in line M. Hammond, depot of Water Street, died at ber home Satur- her table lavishly. John F. Wood of Snows Falls remains and, sitting down beside him remarked: service. she does not furnish the legislature on the last day nominally mond, of this town. day evening after a severe illness lasting all tin· ill. At tbe time of his taken if were a you would And Ο when my When her guests have eaten allowed for the of and Mrs. Ε Η. Jackson his closed her very being "Sir, you gentleman tbree months The funeral was Anally, My Master, BLUE STORES reception private he "if □early me and real- BARGAINS AT THE a ill Mrs. Wood was at West Paris coach not smoke here." "Mum," said, useful is do not turn and butter and cookies special législation wax a bill provid home and went Monday to Boston for held from tbe bouse Monday afternoon strength gone, broad tbe Home but was wuz a sit farther away." out to starve or freeze, or sell me to meal Is over, she looks iritt fur the building of a court bouse at few weeks. ing drama, Ties, you lady ye'd at one ο clock, Rev. Mr.Lamb officiating ize that the to home at once. soon the woman burst forth some cruel owner, to be tortured Kutnford by the county of Ox- Frank 11 Andrews of Maiden, Mass., obliged go Pretty again: and interment was in the family lot in slowly brightly at the empty dishes. jointly ill with "If were I'd atarved to but do and the town of Kumford. This visited his Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Mrs. Guy A. Smith is mumpf. you ray husband, give you was a ; and death; thou, My in ford parents, the tbe village cemetery. Mary girl "Well, now," she says, triumphant two last week. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. I. Burnham of "Well, mum," returned Master, take my life in the kindest way, bill, which was referred to the judiciary Andrews, for days George poison." of unusual attractiveness and sweetness "haven't I your appetites South Paris were the of Mrs. as he away at his pipe, and God will reward you here and tones, Judged comiriltee, is in full as follows: Andrews is team superintendent for the guests Iriehraan, puffed of a âne scholar leading her your wuz I'd disposition, will not consider me ir- of Burnham's brother, Frank L. Willis, "If you my wife, (puff, puff,) from which hereafter. You exactly?" Sale of Maiden, the school to in Our Family Laundry having ι class grammar Come and and take it." reverent if I ask this in the name of Him charge of ten teams run by the laundry. family, Wednesday Thursday. she was to have graduated tbe coming here from A. of Boston has been here and was in a stable. Amen. Drinkers. acr tu authorize Commis- Much sickness is prevailing Tobias of the who born Left Handed An County June. A member Baptist Sunday he PAKTH1IH»K DISTRICT. colds and in this vicinity selling ladies' cloth. A traveler says that sioners of Oxf<>r<1 County and the Muni- grippe. School from her earliest years, and loved Notes. commercial Mr. and Mrs. W. O. of SnowV We have just received a lovely valen- Colby College of his cipal Officers of the To«u of Kumford to Mr. Dana Harlow of Buckfield has Bryant by old and young alike. Tbe esteem in can identify members profession Falls have visited relatives in tine card from Mrs. Grace Bennett uf Waterville, Me., 15—Colby habit a building it Rumford for Coun- b 'Ught the John Chaplin farm in this recently which she was held and the sympathy of February in the hotel dining rooms by their Ooods provide some Winter Mass. Norway. Her mother years ago musical clubs made their first ty Court and Municipal Purposes. neighborhood, and moved there the past Lynn, and friends for her parents college's of their coffee "left handed.*' The Ladies' Aid of the M Ε. chnrch was a of the writer, and never will neighbors in even- drinking lie it enacted the People of the week. pupil was in acts of kindne·» appearance Waterville, Friday men have by her and expressed many Tbe He says that many traveling as held i's annual with Mrs. Ells- be forgotten for good qualities in the House. customers as fraJes as Sta'e of Maine, follows: Mrs Croteau'smother, Mrs. Pomerley, meeting her illness and beautiful floral ing, City Opera when We have been selling to satisfied good Feb. 11. The fine In school. during by this number some this habit because thej Section I The County Commissioners has been quite sick. Dr. D. M. Stewart worth D. Curtis Tuesday, deportment for all of which Mr. and Mrs olubs year exception- adopted in offerings drink fro:·· we ever Still there are and the munici- South Paris attended her. officers were elected: Mr. Levenson of Rumford, dealer talented young men, including Bert- drink "left handed" they ofiered. of the County of Oxford of following Gardner wish to express their great ap-v ally all kinds of was here en ram of Fort that Isn't generallx officers of the town of Kumford in A. M. Kyerson has sold his apples to Pres.—Mrs. Minnie Curtis. junk, recently Loane, Ί3, Fairfield, reader, the side of the cup pal Vice-Pre# — Mrs. Mabel Lane. to He was prédation. of Ν. flu· as Good Trades Left for You. are authorized and as Klmer Twitchell <>f Oxford. route Bethel village. heavily and Prat», '14, Corning, Y., This is one of those customs Many Just said county hereby See.—Mr#. Alice ForU. The infant son of Mr. and Mrs Wil- George used. a team bad a i- on with good and very violinist. The club and orchestra as it l so<>n as mav be hereafter, shall proceed W. M. Daniels of West Minot called Treae.—Mre. Mabel Lane. loaded, lard Pearl died Monday. The body was glee vulue of which will lessen II. honest face. features. » I ν to a suitable lot of land his uucle, William Mason, one this Chairman of work committee— Mrs. Alice pleasant, looking in the are strong as dish wash In·, Winter Suits and Overcoats jolt» acquire day Tea placed tomb. cornes more general—or Men's New to construct Fold. Wra. A. our Grand Union Contestant in the prize debate, in said town of Kumford and week Bragg, Mr. G. B. went to Boston Murray of a tine art—Exchange was 13th the Spauiding the aus* becomes more a suited his to Tbe is in a condition salesman, here tbe inet., to be held here in March under from to a and maintain thereon building Robert Davis has moved family society flourishing Friday morning to be gone about a week reduced in prices $1.50 $6.00 garment. and has raised a sum the 11th his day, but he waa detained Ices of record class, to the needs of the County of Oxford for Paris Hill into the Joseph Slattery bouse. good during being and taking In tbe Portland Auto Show Colby's debating to town by sickness of his horse. All in this ave been announced by Professor Up to Date. in Sale Court purposes and the of Kum- Mr. Will Parlin is hauling pine lumber year. on bis return trip. Ε juat Right Youths' and Boys' Clothing Included Miss Bertha was taken to the are glad to see him and buy his Herbert C. as follows: Leo G. to the custody of the ford for municipal purposes. to South Paris. Penley vicinity Miss Alioe Nulty |g home from Canton Llbby, "In regard Maine General Greenville David down at a reduction. Sect. 2. The cost and expense of land Central Hospital early goods. on account of illnoes. Sbesong, MS, Junction; child," said the judge in handing proportionate to the 13th, are 24 cents a A. Putnam, "I'll and construction of buildings shall be Greenwood· Saturday morning. Eggs day, The Club met with Mrs. Π Jack, '14, Winslow; Rn^er decision in the divorce case. cents a bushel. Now Reading his the ( of Oxford DaleSwift is ill with mumps. dozen. Corn 65 Ί5, York Village; Charles H. Jones, borne equally by îty It is evident that Jack Frost has Κ. Atwood Friday afternoon. the lady decide for herself." quite The four-act drama Home Ties will be make bens aud at least pay for Robert Bo wen. Water- let young and the town of Kumford, and the cost ice here in your lay, Lamb went t0 Waterville; '14, been making pretty rapidly and be sure Osslning, the worldly wisp young 20 of the ma for tbe benefit of Weet Paris their feed, keep them busy John '13, New Britain, "Oh," replied of All Kinds at and expense reoance, repair New and so far west presented «· i·, afternoon for a series of ville; Wells, to Winter Underwear England, possibly have coal ashes in their and Monday are McClin- "if mamma is really going and shall be borne in public library at Dudley Opera House, they pen He Conn. Tbe alternates Jason thing, general upkeep as the Uudson River, butcold as it is meetings with Mr. E. A. Davidson. I'll Pond, Feb. oyster shells and bran. Give tliem corn tock '13, Westbrook. The prize all that alimony I guess go cent Discount equal shares by the Couuty of Oxford there is one thought, in two Bryant's Wednesday evening, will be gone three Sundays and Mr. Hagan, pet per happy 10. A dance will follow tbe Mu- at night. When we eat a fresh egg we for tbe team is and for tbe Life. and the town of Kumford. weeks the month comes in that "beareth play. Der wil1 bis winning $75, with her."—Brooklyn is all ""PP1* during at the time need it most. Sict. 3. In order to funds for sic by Milliken's orchestra of Norway, know it right. Occasionally put losing aggregation, $25. This money just you provide the gentle name of spring," however in absence0 share in the of 4 Admission 25c., children un- onion and ground mustard has been annually for several years the county's purchase cold aud the weather may be. pieces. chopped Mrs. Carrie returned from given Sacrifice For Art's Sake. stormy der 12 15c. 25c. their food In very cold weather. Fresh Spauiding Edwin of the class of land and the construction of such build- are years Dancing per couple. she has by George Murray life The selectmen nearly through has Kumford Friday afternoon where "You say you have devoted your are of water is very essential. Experience Mass. ing, the County Commissioners here- wirh their town business, some- "Higbee Harvard," rtcently present- been with Mr. and Mrs. Bisbee 1879, Florence, to be being us not Stanley be said tbe man who tries to raise the issuance of ed with great success at South Paris and taught these things. Is experi- News has been reoeived here of to art," by authorized by what delayed on account of sicknees. for three weeks. at Bolster's under the ( handsome piece from neighbors. The teams hauling pine logs to the bank of oyster supper Total Liabilities and Surplus $ 17.831.839 09 91000. To this half the running expense, survive her. The remains were brought 24, was electrocuted. He bad been \ bearers wers Curtis Abbott, W. B. Rand, the Androscoggin River for R. L. Melch- night. aged STUART W. GOODWIN, Agent. etc., would add a number ol here Tuesday for burial in Lakeside seven yean. He was married Maine. repairs, Charles Farrington and C. E. Stowell. er of Rumford. employed Norway, ' hundred more, so that, allowing a fan Cemetery. Oickvale. a year ago. Otis M. Riciurumok, Agent, The citsket wa« in the tomb cov M. Myles O'Reilly is now able to walk Maine. Λ rent for tbe court room, the placed Mrs Florence Cushman and Canton, municipal daughter to the was in Rumford ered with the dowers she loved so well. stores and railway station, but Mrs. Linas Libby The of a rifle Rumfobd falls Insukanck Αοκνου, would bo at the rate ol Elsie are friends in Grafton. aocldental discharge Rum ford Kails. county paving little son of Mr. and Mrs. visiting will never return to his former on bualnees. and Lawrence, The load of wood ever de- tied-up Tuesday while he was it from a sled in the somewhere botw«eu $150 $200 pel largest pulp was the lifting the C. B. Tebbeis, has been very sick with life should he fully regain his health. Mrs. Ida Putnam of Turner on the oaused the VHo GET5 Monet for the use of a court room for th« livered at this station was hauled from Maine woods 8th, Wr-o-s, day but at this is some week-end guest of her son and Mr. pneumonia, writing Hill Cush- wife, death of Reed of Jay. Earn 9 May term. Billings Thursday by George Hebron. 12-year-old Joseph "fou better. A trained nurse is foi aud Mrs. Bernard Putnam. lad's and be Get _ ΔΙ1 this on the that th« caring man with one of horses. The load The bullet entered the head Eggi supposition pair is a few the season when him. Norman Richardson was at home Mrs. Viola Child spending in a few minute·. during l)o know what a "Trust is cost is withiu the limit named. measured four cords. expired prices are highest and you Company" kept Alfred Hobbs of North Bethel was a from Bates and days with her son, Elbridge Child. There bave been cases where tbis has Charles Gray, who recently died in the Saturday Sunday. profit» greatest. o«ii j)oint of at least $4Λ,000. and as the) Grange. present lmd turned snakes. There p a ft·. fI.Z6j carry your penditure list. Mrs. Sirah Perkins died Feb. 11th at Mildred of Dixfield was at El- Kossip upuu will know at mon from Minor, East Hebron, North Buck- Tracy bag, U. as executor, then you stand present they represent had been the usual tales of deus of MO-pageJW-ib. book Company your Azel Bryant has been quite sick, but it the residence of her son, Winfleld Per- field and The bridge Child's Sunday. poultry than $60,000 in construction. Only Norway Granges. pro- of 4c by maJl. s that Λνΐιο is and responsible now on the gain. kins, with whom she had madehar home Grafton Gordon was at his home here reptiles unearthed by excavators, somebody capable would tbat wt gram consisted of music, recitations, Pratt· chronic dyspeptic say Booklet will attend to affairs. Harold Crooker of South Paris spent for several years. She had made many and an illustrated "Just over He works in Auburn. hoop snakes taking their tails in their Profit-sharing your bave not a set of county buildings which readings, song, Sunday. Sunday with his parents. friends here, and was loved by all who Before the Mother." Hebron nerman Fuller is cutting cord wood mouths and down bill, Come in and consult us now. are a crtdit to us, and worth what the] Battle, rolling rapidly Frank F. Graves of New Sharon wa* knew her. The deceased would have Is famous for its dinners for Lucius all have cost, but tbe cost is there just tbi Grange good Lovejoy. utul the like. Through It "Uncle Farrar Bros. with US. in town last week Ht been 80 her next which was in but the The will the Do YOUR banking same. fitting glasses. birthday, ladies outdid themselves on grange repeat by request sut silent, with a Mr. Tarbox of Harrison Ilenry" Carpenter seems to understand his business. March. carried with too numer- Scroggins Divorce Case this Wednesday interest on check account. There ate also some considerations ii Wednesday good things look of tolerant superiority upou bis Wo pay 2 per cent An auto here her remains to New Hampshire, where ous to meution. The was It is worth the writer favor of a building at Kumford, if th< passed through Sunday, day fine and evening. seeing, Fob. 9. her husband is laid at rest. can tell faee. LADY WANTED Connected with court is to be held such as tbi the sleighing perfect. you. To Introduce our verv line or Savings Department there, "Have ever had complete Spring Daniel Lebroke, au aged and respected Partners are their ioe this you any experiences beautiful wool suitings, wash fabrics, present difficulty in finding suitabli I harvesting fancy MAINE. East Sumner. citizen of this place, died Feb. 8th at the week from A. G. Bowman's The Denmark. with snakes, Uucie Henry?" asked one watstlnga, silk, etc., hilkfs, laces and petticoats. BRANCH BANK AT BUCKFIELD, quarters, and the advantages whict pond. All to date Ν. T. City patterns. Finest line home of his daughter, Mrs. Ε J. Paige. ice is fourteeo inches and of the of the listeners. up would be realized a habita The New Pomona tucl thick, Mr. C. E. Cobb has returned from his on the market. Dealing direct wltl the mills by permanent Century Grange m all He had been failing health nearly be*t as the has been I did have a ▼ou will And our prices low. Prodis, $10.00 to tion. bu' tbe is whether tbesi with Union Grange on and very quality, pond trip to Fla., where he haa been "Waal, queer thing hap- question Wednesday but was confined to his bed one Tampa, $80.00 weekly. Samples aud full Instructions TRUST COMPANY, winter, clear of snow all winter. to me about Un- PARIS advantages are worth the great expense enjoved a very pleasant occasion. kept the past few weeks. pen thirty year ago," In a neat case Quite week. He was 95 years and 25 days old. packed sample shipped express a large delegation came down from Cau- Mr. Wm. Allen was in Portland last cle Henry responded. "The minister prepaid. No money required. Exclusive terri- SOUTH MAINE. The funeral was held Tuesday, Rev. W. Write for Be first to PARIS, ton aud and several from Buck- Albany. week. in to dinner one and tory. particulars. applv. Mere and There. vicinity, B. The deceased left happened day, standard Dress Goods Company. Bent. Hague officiating. Good winter A a tield, making a good attendance. cold weather. squall The schools will close for two weeks' had me to the chicken I*. Y. five daughters, two sons, Sary Ann go •ΙΟ, Blnghamtun, On Friday evening the school in grandchildren, of snow now and then for the wind to vacation Feb. 14. and great grandchildren and great-great- yard and kill our last rooster. While of Miss Esther Eastman gave an play with. Town meeting two weeks from Feb. Congress has at last got around t( charge grandchildren. He was laid at rest at he was round, as chickens do entertainment at Grange Hall. Isaac Morrill is gaining so he was out 17. tioppln' pass a law the shipment ο Bisbee'own. heads he started one prohibiting On Thursday evening a delegation ol to look after his lumber business Satur- The cold wave has closed water with their off, up intoxicating into prohibitioi Ellsworth Field had tho misfortune to many liquor tbe of from South Paria day, and again in this of these pesky Joint snakes. In no state*, which will become effective in t Knights Pythias break both bones in bis below the Wednesday. pipes vicinity. visited the at leg Miss Ida at Sale lodge East Sumner. Haselton has been The fire at Saco has time 1 had bltn broke In two every Price sai visiting stopped quite Reduction few months. Advocates of license knee, beside bruising it very badly. Dr. big Rhv F. M. Lamb is away fur λ few her brother, and fam- a number of in this town. heerd how that tbe law must now stand tbe tost ol of assisted Dr. Shirley Haselton, loggers joint I'd tell, though, they of weeks in New York, Rev. Mr. Bradbury Norway ily; is now with her Miss Plorence Of several lots and that congress hat assisting in it. niece, go together again. If ye leave the constitutionality, Davidson in revival work. Rev. Mr. Mc- Coolidge dressing Wheeler. authority to regulate commerce betweec Steohen McAllister of North Lovell is to the Macbias Union, "Ab- pieces layln' round, so I jest took the Gown of Turner is to the Mrs. O. J. Cross has been sick,is better Acoording the states, but bas no right to destroy It supply pulpit his sister, Mrs. Ο. E. sent Minded Abner" of one of the Bos- with Snake's head on it and Mr. Lamb's absence. visiting McAllister, now. Her Mias Cum· piece Mr. we wait with during granddaughter, However, can equanimity who is very sick. ton papers has a rival In Macbiaa. The burned It In the stove. Oxfords On Saturday, Union Grange Invita- mings, is with ber. Ladies' Boots and for the decision of the court on thai by Mrs. Newell Andrews is quite sick. Union "Ernest who hauls tion visited Mountain at North Mrs. Mabel Bartlett spent Sunday with says: Miller, "Waal, we was enjoyln' our dinner Grange Winfred Knight took a party of the considerable corn from the oars to the TO CLOSE. point. Bucktield. her daughter, Mrs. Charlie Conner. unusual, and the minister was calliu' Odd Fellows to Norway in his auto grist mill, went to the oar one day re- The many sick ones seem to be Im- Isaac Morrill haa sold his lot known a· another o' chicken, when a Thursday night to attend the district oently and being so rattled over a run- for heipln' Kid a of late. the Poster lot to Howard Coburn and 1 Patent Colt and Vici Cruel fate, for power boat witb proving there. Herman Holt also took horse which be tried to he rooster began to crow out in the chick- Lot Ladies' Revelation meeting Mr. Vail. are a away stop a name as Jones to be barnl They bnilding camp such Davy a load with his horses. drove to the mill and backed to the en and $3.00 and will commence work soon. up yard. Bal and Blucher, broken sizes, regular $3.60 up on land, instead of resting peacefully East Bethel. Mrs. M. J. Bisbee, who has had the door to dump the oorn. Being asked " 'Land's sakes, Heury,' says Sary at tbe traditional home of Jones, values for Davy N. F. Swan is the guest of relatives at grippe, is getting better. where the corn was Mr. Miller admitted Ann, 'what rooster's that? I'm sure $1.98. at the bottom of the blue sea. But Welchvllle. deep Berlin and Milan, Ν. H. that be was somewhat exoited and start- we've Is here on The Ladiea' Lincoln'· the only one got right at also several llolman Day should have known better Ζ W. Bartlett viaited at Ν. Η Circle observed ed to load bis cart." Several other lots reduced prices, Berlin, again the table—and he's In no condition to and than to name a boat Davy Jones anyway. last week. Hastings. birthday by appropriate exercises at lots of Ladies' broken sizes, $3.00 Foster has bis work the church crow.' Oxfords, regular John Howe entertained a party of his Arthur completed Wednesday evening. SURPRISE YOUR FRIENDS. We have received a carload of here and retarned to bis home in Paris. The Sunday School of the M. E. "The minister and me. we hurried just values for young friends at whist last Saturday For four weeks regularly use Dr. | $2.60 $1.98. Mrs. Pat a church haa been presented with a out Into the chicken yard, and Sifted, Yellow, Cracked A recent newspaper article regarding evening. Maley gave birthday party piano King's New Life Pills. They stimulate right Fancy, of the 8th. Though a by Mrs. Fields. another crow, All odd lots at cut to close. the candidacy Hon Cyrus W. Davis Miss Elsie Bartlett has returned from Saturday evening, George the liver, remove iture enough we heerd Corn for We are prices a crowd Thomas Thurston bas closed his bouse improve digestion, poultry. selling | for collector of internal revenue says: a visit to Auburn and Auguata, where cold windy night, goodly gath- blood and sort o' before we got there. and will impurities, plmplea eruptions husky like, this for °f 'oo lbs. Mr has been a was the R. Hast- ered and a evening leaving spend the remainder of the $1.25 Per ^ag "Although Davis leading she guest of Hon. D. spent pleasant from your faoe and and "Waal. It was simple enough when ye tokens of refresh- winter in Portland with Mr. and Mrs. disappear body Democrat in this state for many years, ings and many regard. Light feel better. at once. of We are family. John Burnbam. you Begin Buy stop to think. The J'lnts that snake receiving large quantities W. this Is the second time he has asked Alder River held their ments were served. O. Frothingham, only Grange regular at the store of the Cbas. H. How- and when of now can Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Daley are the The grippe and kindred ailments are drug had all j'lned together again, grain and fill your orders for public office." Then it immediately session Friday evening tbe 14th. Several ard Co. | of a 12 girl, prevalent. Among those on the alok they couldn't find their own head they South Maine. goes on to say tbat he served two terms applications were presented. A Lincoln happy parents pound baby Paris, list are Mrs. B. F. Mra. took the rooster's, wblcb I'd left promptly. as mayor and two terms as representa- and valentine program was well present- Norma. Dudley, Clayton Doa't Gat All Baa Dtwa, Jest Mrs. M. and left Lovejoy and Mra. R. P. tive in tbe and was twice ed. evening, Feb. 21, thia grange R. Hastings daughter Staples. Weak and miserable. If yon bave kidney or layln' handy." legislature, I Friday visit in Au- Miss Emma Washburn baa returned to candidate for wdl the farce, "Out of Town," Saturday for a few weeks' bladder trouble, headache, pain· In the back, There was a moment's alienee. When governor—besides failing I present j ber work in Maaa. feel tired all over and want a pleasant herb rem- he served a term as which will a social dance burn. Upton, was th0 to mention that I be followed by edy, try Mother Gray's AROMATIC-LEAF, the conversation resumed It no G. B. & I For Infinis ind Children. > one is with Mrs. Herbert of Weatbrook la CASTORIA every sick grippe Hooper no All — secretary of state. Out of tbat list, with good music. A baked bran and Nearly Asa tonic laxative It hat equal. Dragrtsts, longer dealt with snakes. Youth's Mrs. J. J. McMillin and Flora caring for Mrs. David Staples, who la 60c. Ask FREE. which do you suppose was tbe other pastry supper will be served daring in- colds, to-day. Sample Address, Maine. (&&&&*« victims. aiok with bronobial pneumonia. The Mother Gray Co., Le Boy, Ν. Y. M Companion. Norway, Tki KM Hiii time tbat be asked for office'.' termission. Kdgerly being two of the Yn AIwiji Bought

i W. 3. SUrblrd U ARB 70U A COLD SUFFERER? REAL E8TATE confined to tb· hoax The Demonstration Orchards. Odd Fellows' District AiMtlag. Democrat with sry.ip«|M. Take Dr. King'· New Discovery. Tbe NORWAY. Beet Cold, Throat sod Luog fhTÔxford Tb. Chilian choir furnished music foi PRESENT Cough, FOR SALE THOSE SELECTED BT MB. YEATON FOB SEVERAL GRAND OFFICERS medicine ma !e. refunded If it the service Money jail Sunday afternoon. WITNESS THE WORK. HIS EXTENSION WOBK. TO Good ice-making weather. fall· to cure Do not healtate— Co. yon. I Bolster Maine. February 18, IQ13 bill with one hun- In South Parle Ν. The clerk*' doee J. Paris. Mr». Ε A. Davis returned Thursday nearly take it at ourriak. Firat help*. house of Sooth wia a No. 3fB. Tbl· la a nice new eottijre from a ten visit dred and twenty couple· great wrltea: "Dr. clothes I days' with friends in One of the fraternal R. Well*, Floydada, Tef Auburn; El- the of mortal be proud, it at C. H. Howard Co.'a pharmacy. μ. ortland for this which are Flanders, Master, ♦«· '"·· dalljr; »« P· "«·. dally Toeeday. work, approximately VVllllsm Knox Marlon Florence Hobbs CARPETS, ffr·· Grand Master, FIBER in a belt across the central section of the lery Bowden, Deputy Blchard Jordan Stiles and eczema lu burning area Sale. v.c iay ; s « p. mdally. Tenting to-night Torturing *preads For Bert Melvin will Qniah work forC. W. Beld, Grand Stearns Lasel le Doan'a Ointment β topi Its «■opt Winterport; Harry _ _ Harry every day. quickly couoty, from Waterford to Hartford, _. ΗΓΒΟΗΜβ. E. Brett this and Proctor W. Cut er, The Gerry Instantly relieves tbe Itching, cures in South Paris week, Percy them to the Warden, Augusta; William Toyshop, parti, MargarlU8pauldlng spreading, The Tirrell ETC. A. 1. Mc making easily accessible Gerald Young It A t any drug store. place, MATTINGS, ETC., Bev. will take bis Grand Portland; Walter L. Philip permanently. two tenements, Γγ»ι 1. Johnson, Harold 3. l'tke, Buth Cummlngs Judiciary. lierwtse connectai, and A. L. F. Pike of q A Harvey Parker. M. P. Devttt. Norway. Sword Drill The Committee on will give a hear- came Judiciary Κ»!Τ· Τ S. Pastor Ray has been at borne from Norway—Scot* Merrill, J. Merton Wyman. The part of the visitors He knew Llnooln, part I, Ida M. Tarbell at their room at the State Uoupc, Augusta. ·:'»!' rvtl· Kewley, Thayer larger Alice Loiler ing 5«U 10:00 a. m., hie Charte» Gammon. on a train that ar- Amy on mini prayerineetlng Mr. and Ms. from Auburn special Christine Watson Thursday, Peb. 37, at 1 P. M., ,,-v.n1»· > Sabbath School ParU-W.N. U. H. Walter He knew Lincoln, II, Bflle 10.45 a. m.; 2°wOD^rith Judkln·, Heald, at part Prices Ε. M. for a rived in about 7:30, the at few bsing An Act to authorize County Lowest -mj.va» oo r. il. Swett. Norway of the ocean No. 162 Stock β m.; Thayer, days. k wirt L.-ague Meeting j Columbia, gem a °i clase A. L. Ν. Κ members of Abou Ben Ad hem of Marlon Callsta Noble Commissioners of Oxford County to procure vt...ire«dav evening 7:30; BuckUeM—Harry Conant, Dunn, Lodge in Large The of deed* Woman's Foreign So- Morrill. A. S. Hall. over one The one who gave, Eleanor Wilbur Pomeroy copy of Volume one of the records f r.:ng7 «. Missionary that There were some if ι Pastor. will meet at the Methodist Lewis H. BUbee, A. city. Marguerite Welch western registry of and see them. No matter you JjJJi,, E. A. l>avls, ciety Sumner—Henry Bonney, _ Gall ,t au, Rev. par- and that came on the .. 3*, », a. Sab. D. McPherson. hundred fifty watlon at the of Lincoln's mother, Gen· i ichln* service 10:45 m.; sonage afternoon at 2:30. grave t. M.; Thursday Hartford—Ueorre Brown, ( harlee H. Berry, besides a few that came in the eral John C. Black Clarence Vivian Stevens We are always « Y. p. 3. C K., , apples picked—yea, of those present. established yet, t full moon, take be Inland Fisheries and Game « > venin* on or before notice and present. ··;. ed, for we shall want to watch and *>ee At the close of the banquet Norway several plans under consideration. 'Phone, 19-21. m »'lca regular meei- on Inland Fisheries and Game ο odge. no business firm is The Committee i Mr*. Walter Abbott was but that fungous diseases are the in the The new hardware room at the ven'L of each week—Aurora painfully developing Lodge opened special meeting will give a Public Hearing In its .. Tn. on are We were then & Mr. Crooker rst and .hlrd Monday evenings not burned the apples after they picked. Opera House and the chaire Longley, Butte Hoyt. State House In Augusta, ta seriously Friday night bj the and the kitchen shall advise with the owners «'led the staff of Abou Ben finds himself out of business for Feb. 19, at 2 P. M. „f m Rebekah Lodge, No. slipping failing agaiu*t regarding by degree Wednesday, ·> κ t'lei-.tn to leaves on sa* h stove. and tell 'hem when Adhern who to work first time for half a century. This An Act to for a close time ! »n fourth Fridays of Thf under side of the forearms pruning spraying, Lodge, proceeded No IS. provide was and for what to and the First on four candidates Vivian W. Hills the in business bull moose. τ Kell"**' Hall. burned to a blister. pray spray, give Degree longest τ,',, No. 14a. mee s care of but town. of the κ. Kl.r.ball Post, them all the help we can in the Much was expected of this lodge without change in the No.23. An Act repealing Chap. 153 tvenlng- of earb Mrs. A. N*. Cairns underwent a entitled "An Act to pro- s s s: Saturday surgi- the orchards. We shall make no radical surely do one was disappointed. Tbej The ladies of the Universalist Society Public Laws of 1911, szzs ζ s 'b \. IL Mal! io the use of Hooks, co-called, when n ntft, of the U. Λ cal operation in Dr. King's hospital If a man has a settled method with a team of about the for the clerks' hibit (Jang Circle. Ladles changes. worked fifty men, furnished supper inland waters of this state." .< of Portland The case to fishing In the r~* «· ilrd -«iiturdav evenings Thursday. proved of and it la their dramatic aod floor work and cleared dollars on and 38 ask- It r·· treatment, producing good and ritual, ball, nearly fifty Petition of Tbos. K. Moody others, .n ! ArniT Hall. be not so bad as had been and s lie of I feared, we shall as far as aid was as if not the best ever wit- the ing to repeal Chap. 153 of Public Law* 1911, meets results, possible good enterprise. of CnamWlaln Camp is said to be the that the sale of tickets entitled "An Act to prohibit the use Gang after the full of (he doing tineiy. him in getting those results. On nessed here. It is understood " raid Γ \'l>t Hooks U£ t other if his method of treatment is the Grand Represent- for the annual board of trade banquet is Your Fairly strenuous winter weather foi band, Following work, and four !-a"■· not we shall en- ative and Past Grand Master A. S. Kim- and the attendance will, to Good Clothes for Little ange Hall, the first part of last week. Morning producing good results, good, others of Kineo. F. L. Gardner and 87 otners of your chance get deavor to start him on some better to take of the and 22 •ο ! fourtn Mondays of | thermometer readings were from fifteen ball was asked charge usually large. Anbnrn snd Lewlston, H. F.. Capen JJOWS course." and welfare of the A stated convocation of Oxford Chap- others of A ugusta, and Ε. B. Parks and 44 others our winter stock of ' Demo and beneflolai R. A. will be held Ma- Newport vicinity, "You say we," the and some very interesting ter, No. 29, M., as the invitations f irth Wednesday evenings of the village for several days. suggested the Fish and Game laws ship- m~i. Grand The D. prohibitsbox fl>-h Lots of crat. Are any others to work with you?" remarks were made by the Offi sons' Hall Wednesday evening. ment by one person of more than one of and Men's and Boys' Overcoats. of *sch montti entertainment at the the Men's Suits £uth D. G. H. P. will make his annual official once in 30 days, without accompanying same, There is no necessity of HaU. be and .hat the provisions of law pre- at ν· .· >t KviMwi church Tuesday evening said Mr. Yeaton. "I we be- district of this district and visit. Work and repealed, We ii! Congregational alone," say Paris, deputy banquet. In force to such shipment* be men have taken advantage of this opportunity. at 8 Admission 25 cents; chil- of viously relating out invitations on o'clock. cause this is a of the extension work upon whose the meeting was The following Past Noble Grandi sending Stw-n4 «is at Augaeta part suggestion re-enacted. A F twoj dren under 13,15 cents. Mrs. Snowden's of the of and the Mt. Rebekah No. 58, I. Ο at but the College Agriculture, planned. Hope Lodge, at a P. M. for we a assortment of suits present aa' •welt Tuesday, Feb. 35, have good reading of Ibsen's Dolls' House. entire force of the is behind it. The closed at about 12 o'clock Ο. were entertained Saturday even- hastily-bought paper college meeting P., No. 46. Petition of Harry Qulmby of Range- I <* (1 are corning :d For if it was decided that an was one of the most Mrs. Gertrude W. Libby at her of and better come at big ao ί I Dr. L. H. Trufaut and some of the instance, and enjoyable ing by ley and 36 others residents Rangeley a full assortment of overcoats are nearly gone. So you'd needed I am not a that the Odd Fellow* home: that a law be enacted prohibit- carry jj iur e.'pdding. who were with him will make re- orchard drainage, events of its kind Paria Street vicinity, Peking boys all In Lake, Cupsnptlc and civil But there are In this have ever Alice B. Danforth ing fishing Rangeley off on every V I) Bolster were in! of the recent Conference in engineer. engineers vicinity enjoyed. Mrs. lake* except by trolling or once if need one. Two to four dollars y sud M.'h port Boys' Mrs. Leona G. Tubbe Mooselucmeguntlc you in the and one of them would files caft In the usual manner. i.vs Ant week with relit- Portland at the at the Congre- faculty, by artificial V r : meeting Notes of Old Teachers' Institutes. Mrs. Ella Harrlman out a of for the or- hunt Fur Coats left They're bar- gational church next Sunday evening lay system drainage Mr·. Maggie Z. Llbby No. 79. An Act to provide for a resident We have two '.iW with without to the there was in the Svmes garment. chard, plan, expense Recently published Mrs. Eva M. Kimball er's license. Also petition of Edward a ι' after- Mrs. Ada A. to for Highland The C::ib met Tbureday Not at all in South Paris, owner of the orchard. In short, we Democrat the list of members of tbe Llbby and 61 others In favor of act provide surprising Mrs. Eleanora Koenc V > J. iJ. iieao uu when shall the owner all the assistance institute of tbe first ever resident hunter's llccnse. gains. »-:· Uotbicj1 but still the subject of comment give teachers' 1847. Mrs. Effie 1. Akers 2 P. M. "tree: nine Grand Army men were counted we can in making a better orchard." held in Oxford County, with some brief Mrs. Emma Culllnan Wednesday, Feb. 26, at P. Mrs. Cora E. Kimball to the Linen among the in the post refereoce to later one». Miss N. An- No. 56. Resolve In relation screening M-* /.ie o!e of Bowdoinbani people waiting Mrs. Linn le Bartlett Lake In the town of Lovell is] office for the of the mail of Paris Hill, now of outlet of Upper Rezar e wiuter with her mother, distributing school was held last drews, formerly Mrs. Bertha Evlrs Ε. T. Stearns and 26 others for «p»·- An apple packing tbe Democrat tbe and petition of Saturday morning. Roxbury, Mass., gives Association wae formed tbe same. rare Mr*. HubiAh Perkioa. week at Engine House Hall, South Paris, of her A Past Grands' A of extracts below, from the diary In Rox- writing paper Mr. Yeaton, in connection with A. with officers as follows: No. 82. An Act authorizing Ice fishing Η. B. new i.lfloers of Rev. Ε A Davis goes Monday morn by Andrews of Paris Foster, Tu «ν the mother, Mrs. Charles of also a evening K. the state and Alice B. Danforth. bury Pond In the County Oxford, in range will be to Waterville to at'end the Gardner, horticulturist, are she finds President—Mrs. of and 24 designed Par.* ! 4e of Masooe installed, ing quarterly Hill. These what regard- re. Leona G. Tubbs. Petition of F. H. Merrill Roxhury quality, Executive his assistant, H. P. Sweetsir. Two ses- Vice-President—M Pond be opened to Ice fish- » rk is also of the State teachers' for the'several Ada others, that Roxburv and And expected. meeting Baptist ing institutes, Secretary—Mrs. Llbby. F. H. Merrill and 24 other*·, of tints, CLOTHIER, to sions of two hours each were held each M. Harrlman. also |>etltlon of dainty styles ONE PRICE Committee. He will be accompanied named. There Is no mention of Treasurer-Mrs. Ella ing. of the Pond Walter L. and Mr of four. The instruction was years Z. Llbby. that tbe tributaries Roxbury if: Mrs. Gray and his day the House Committee-Mrs. Maggie asking that Black it Waterville Augusta by daughter, such in 1851 or 1852. Γ. Akers. be by the same laws govern which make acceptable A. attended the Shrine I of an informal those who Mrs. Eva M. Kimball, Mrs. Effle governed u<: I. Scott Miss Faith W. Davis. mainly nature, Brook. 1847. The here en- ■ » ■ at i.fwistoD evening. were in attendance shown how to Paris, Sept. 20, people After the a social hour was 3A.1 Thursday being supper of E. F. Coburn and 6 others, for any occasion. Maine. are calling these days," and what No. 61. Petition John A Scott underwent an sort and the apples, and pack "great by all. of Middle Dam, Oxford Countv, In Norway, Μ:*!. 1 atherine Brigga is at home from operation grade joyed residents Lin- home here Sun- them in either barrel or box. There was with the Institute, Courts, Ac., (every interest ia taken the in the northern end of rond- Write it on her Dr. for appendicitis at his Considerable by relation to fishing Highland Bot' and will assist brother, takes more or less board- the so-called, In Oxford County. afternoon. He was attacked Friday also a short talk by some one of the men family, almoet, in tho question of in-the-rlver, in hia denul day townspeople en and be sure it's Car.Uriggs, parlors. on some time is to be pretty well filled for a at 2 P. M. right. I night, and as be bad had two or three in charge, phase of orchard ers, )tbe election of a board of selectmen Wednesday, March 5, Mrs until December. is contended tbe of the H. Elder of Boston joined previous attacks, prompt action was work, at each uf the sessions. three-year term. It by No. 51. An Act to prevent pollution We have it—and any the October 1847. It has been s tbe State. Eider here fer a few days last week, ; considered advisable. Latest reports A good appreciation of the opportu- 3d, glori- many that it is the best way to do. waters of Rounds. was was ous week for old Oxford—"the proudest officers for juest.4 of their daughter, Mrs. from him are favorable. nity afforded shown, and there The Junior Y. P. C. U. SETH F. CLARK, Secretary. other writing materials you she ever saw." Teachers' Institute M. H. Clerk. an encouraging attendance of men and day 1913 are: Hodgdon, A vertised lettera in Suutb Paris post of South commenced last eve'g, a lec- need. Harold II Gammon, formerly boys, mostly apple growers of this sec- Monday by President—Murial F. Ward. may with Leather office Feb. 1913: Princi- NOTICE. Rubbers 17, Paris and later of Mexico, who is spend· tion. ture from Mr. Fowle of Boston, Vice President—Adeleln DeCostcr. Tops. notice that he has J M l>oble. was here Mr. Fitz of teacher of vocal Foster. Tbe subscriber hereby gives iny the winter at Milton, There wac an average attendance of pal. Mass., Secretary—Doris of the both heel Lvticr IF. Cotton. of Treasurer—Harmon P. Ward. been duly appointed administrator Co. We have a full line of Rubbers with Leather Tops, night to attend the district at the sessions, a to- music. Mr. Thurston Charleston, Lebroke, Car- Chas. H. Howard S. K. Davis, P. M. Thursday twenty-three eight Devotional Committee—Carlton estate of of Odd Fellows at His dur- Maine, Elements of Language, Grammar roll DeCostcr. JOHN E. THOMPSON, late of Bcckfleld, moeting Norway. tal of about eighty being registered and and 16 inch Prices from it was Jtc. Near two hundred teachers of com- Mission Committee—.Joe Merrill, Stephen J. in the County of Oxford, dt-ceased, given and no heel. 8, 10, 12, 14 leg. $3.50 M i»8 Grace head operator at health is considerably better than the week. So successful was the Store Dudley, ing Cummlngs. bonds as the law directs. All persons having The Rexall the Maine of the winter. more mon schools present, double tbe number of said deceased tie Norway exchange of the tirst school that others will be held, Flower Committee—Marlon Downing, Made- demands agalnrt the estate want for feet can find it here. lectures for to If comfort your you who has been ill for On Tues- that Public line and Henrr Culllnan. are desired to the same settlement, Maine, $4.25. you Telephone Co, than were originally planned. anybody expected. Hayden present make South Paris, is cutting the large The weather has been Music Committee—Adeleln DeCostcr and Mur- and all Indebted thereto are requested to some weeks, is still contlned to the George Hussey day, Wednesday and Thursday of this every evening. tree at the front of his bouse on so I have not been out rlal Ward. payment Immediately. bouse. maple week one will be held at bad that every Brooke. Orange Hall, Entertainment Commltteo—Doris 1913. WILSON SHAW. Street. This has been a tine shady nor attended as much days as I DeCos- Feb. 11th, High Buckfield, and on Wednesday, Thursday evening, Charles Cummlngs, Joe Merill, Adeleln 7-9 Mis< Carrie Mathews went to Bridg· but it was at the butt and to. Mr. of tbe and Murdock. tree, decayed and Friday, Feb. 26, 27, and 28, another wiehed Crosby Belfast, ter Guy ton Thursday, and after a visit there riddled with borers, so that it was un- of Board of I at Hebron. Secretary Education, Rov. Howard A. Markley of Turner will to Canton, Mass to visit Mrs had but few of as was to be of go safe and evidently years Mr. Yeaton, the director, whose home heard. His lecture, expect- exchanged with Rev. Merrill C. Ward Κ ν Ε Cole. She will be away for aome in event. would bear life remaining any ia in Augusta, makes his headquarters at ed from him, every epithet the Universalist church Sunday. weeks. of I know not as It would be too Mrs. Frank Dow entertained at her reached her Norway while In charge of the work. praise. Mrs. Anna M. Whitman it was above all after- SHOE Misa much to on Paris N. and say home SWETT Walker perfect, Street, Thursday Ε. CO., Mr. and Mrs. A. W. S5th on Saturday, Feb 15, and of the h Walker started morn- birthday Three New Bridges Called For. Judge Emery, member the home missionary society of MILLINERY hva Saturday praise. noon, SALE OF is in general good health and active, on Maine. Χ. V summoned a dis Board of Education from this county the M. E. church. House Norway, ing fur Ilion, by about town. Mrs Opera Block, the serious illuese of traveling briskly vocal music in our common schools; this A. L. Sanborn has hired the store ; it. announcing Whitman has two children, five TBACTION ENGINE, UOAD HOLLEB, CON- of Mr. and graud- wa« not the most interesting subject to house near the mill at the Falls and ofler » Μι ν V A. Chase, daughter grist To make room for Stock, I shall Telephone 38-3. children, and live great-grandchildren, CBETE SIDEWALK, ETC., TO HE lecture. Next ma- Spring Walker. me. but it was a good ill use it for making fioor cleaning8 Mr*. all the eldest of whom is β years boys, TOWN MEETING QUESTIONS. evening I listened to Mr. Farrar of Wa- terials. Κ V. Anderson on the of Mr» slipped age. terford, a bachelor, a finished scholar, William A. Bicknell has gone to the Hats at the end of her Sat- All Trimmed Ic»· ati-i fell piazza and a man of taste, upon Female Educa- Central Maine General for a Feb. 17, was teachers' visit- iinlv torn awtlm now to town meeting. Hospital m and fractured a bone in Monday, an He urday irning, schools in South tion. It was excellent thing—ja*t for gall stones. The accident will ing day for the common and the warrant is made up. Outside of surgical operation the forearm. incapac- the thing. He took high ground that has been sick for some time. Below Cost » Bute SI,Η Paris village Some of the teachers vis- the routine business there are about the Way Woman is Woman, and all education William E. for some time ited the schools of Portland and Lewis- udual number of article· of extraordi- Twltcbell, lias the of many frieuds. should be to her to her the has returned to from cte. to sympathy others the model school at Gor- few qualify perform at Sumner in woods, Many desirable shapes 98 $2.50. ton, and nary business, though apparently I heard Mrs Κ a F Neal of Lewiston visited duties womanly. Last evening his home for the winter. choice for cte. & CO. ham Normal. Visiting day for the that will call out any long d'scussion or Also untrimmed hats, your 69 Ζ. L. MERCHANT last week. This Rev. Mr. Bates of Turner. Subject:— James B. Stevenson, D. D. G. Master good ):-·· 'a* pr, <>eorge Wise, schools in other sections of the town warm in tbe produce any tights meeting. to Children as bis m ik n.,e tu where she of Parents their of the 10th Mas onic district, made guos Washington, will be observed later. new will be recommend- Duty Three bridges and Mr. But- F. Prince w the Scholar*. Mr. Fowle R^v. official visit to Oxford No. 18, Successors to S. B. and Z. S. «in until after inauguration, ed tbe road coramissiouers in the Lodge, L. C. SMILEY, and by ler of I did not hear. MRS. au*! will ater be at Harper's Ferry The annual Willard memorial meeting which will be Turner, and A. M., Friday evening. forthcoming town report, Have been in to the Qoods, V rytiu ·, from home about of the Woman's Christian Temperance Oct. 10th, 1847. Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Sargent, and Fancy being gone out in a few days. These are to replace Millinery will be held at the Methodist Inetitute several times the past week- after a two months' visit with their MAINE. three mouths. I'nion the across Stony Brook, near BLOCK, SOUTH PARIS, at M. A bridge found it in the highest interett- in have return- BOWKER church next Tuesday 2:30 P. of 75 feet degree daughter Massachusetts, THE COMING OF SPRING Thrty three members of Hamlin Grange Hall in South Paris, '"** ""f"l ΤΚα narHnor remark· nf of unusual excellence has been of ed to their Norway home. I. Κ of went to East Sumner program span; tbe bridge across the outlet !»; P., and an invitation is extended to Mr. Fowle to bis very touching; The Odd Fellows' district meeting prepared Moose Pond in North Paris village, of pupils, Tii r^lay night to visit Fidelity Lodge, ι were all in team, male and a number is classed among the winter all. The collection at these memorial above hoy nearly Thursday evening, called great Although February ai l work the rank of The 54 feet span; and the bridge Trap Knight. trip is used for a female. I beard Mr. Fowle lecture last of the order's members to town. The meetings always special Corner on tbe Pood road, of 35 with its of the ap- was made by team, one four-horse team, Miss Bryant's Sabbatb upon the agreement of was held in the House. months, somehow, advent, thoughts fund to advauce the organization are of evening meeting Opera of an ! smaller outtita. A aharp night, feet span. The present bridges with and a better the Re- means little unless backed by goods good Willard held so dear. Geology Scripture, The banquet was prepared by Low Price us. The to •r best of wood. Th* two former are truss bridges, stir within days begin and still, and the sleigh- I never heard. There is a charm our store spring a thing bekahs. the character of proaching The visitor· were two good ladies of built In 1890; the last named is known quality. Consider ing given On Friday evening at 6:45 the about hi» voice and manner of reading the &un's warmer, and much as "mere and bad one of bridge, of age. as as the reduced lengthen, rays grow suppers at East Sumner, Mr·. HarueS division Will serve nu oynicr stringer greater that makes a thing display all its NO NEED TO STOP WORK. and of the merchandise it carries well All the articles in the warrant which good tbe best times ever. They arrived home in the Congregational vestry worth. Mr. Thurston's lecture was an man" the feminine desire for ne», spring clothes, supper of routine busioeos are When the doctor orders you to stop this may decry in tbe small hours. one of the an are outside given prices in The supper will be best, of great merit. υ au Some of them have a familiar extempore worn II staggers you. ι, yuu Bay. and even summer. of tbe finest cooks to be bad bave below. wound in a this is the time to for spring Nome The Institute up very hap- are run down and just plan Winter's tirst real pinch came last look, from in past years, You know you weak, been secured, and tbe stew will be under acquaintance py manner, a picnic at Waterhouse's but week, when an occasional water others are new this time: failing in health day by day, you with beautiful pipe a chef. while to the members of a few the store will be filled tbe direction of most excellent by the citizens aa can In to One of the causes of given must work as long you stand days begaa freeze. are to re 165 number. After the supper you invited Art. 16. To see if the town will vote the Institute, In Speeches, need ie Electric Bittern to it is so tr uble was the driukiiig fountain in Wbat you give new also and main to the exer- a or road toasts and sentiments enlivened materials, ready-to-wear apparel, Washington'· birthday to buy traction engine heavy song", tone, and vigor to your System, Maiket First the draiu pipe third old and strength Square. cises, given by the pupils of the or and raise money for the the occasion. All attended, to make selections when from the catch basin to tbe sewer plug- roller, both, to prevent break down and build you up. Mark=Down much more satisfactory everything teacher. Prices ministers all. grade, Madame Howard same. young, grave and gay, and or when ged up with dirt. Then the catch basiu Don't be weak, sickly ailing hs usual. Everything has gone off well, and all are fresh and fi le>k couple of day· get in Sew tlall and Fridav even- sidewalk on Pari· Hill. All are glorious Many pieces Thursday ful things we knew not. highly bottle is into commission Feb. 27tb and in Try them. Every guaranteed again. ings of next week, 28th, see if the town will vote with the thus far. are now on exhibition. Art. 18. To gratified experiment tu Only 50c. at the pharmacy of wash fabrics connection with the Good Cheer fair 1848. Mr. Secre- satisfy. of Harvard" was to raise any sum of money for concrete October first, Crosby, H. Howard Co. Sale Higbee the Chas. presented at Cheer Hall Feb 26 and 27. here. Overcoat Good Paris. of the Board of Education is forward the new by the senior class of tbe high school at sidewalk at South tary While we are engaged in bringing Tbe cast for the play ie as follows and Institute commenced last week at South of Old Town has foremost and above all else that the coats in H ster't Mills Friday evening. The will vote Andrew Sockalexle Rt member—first, when read It can rest assured It Art. 19. To see if the town this balance of our win- m were you you Paris, three miles from place. They his or reward of merit which man in materials we offer :ibers of the cast accompanied bond· of the collector and received diploma this sale are reliable coats—coats any may buy per- during February, will be to pay for tbe atill Tberu the Clifford aud Mrs 1. E. An- good: number 210and increasing. accompanied by a medal from Swed- fullest secure in the that low by Principal who holds honor treasurer for the ensuing year, and pay set fect and with confidence, knowledge ter in several at very attractive a ('apt Jack Kernbrook, is also a school there, newly up, ish the hands <>l safety departments drews, who has drilled them, and ac- high government through 1 in case of dissatisfaction goods above all, Harold Brlgg) tbe same from the miscellaneous winch will be refunded any weut. 175 make "The National Athletic Commissioner Sullivan his money cheerfully number of parents and friends also Kiai.ii Klein!»*, a scapegrace, numbering pupil·, can Dr F. W. Round· count. about full. are having a It is a —a that safely carry. prices. Β \V. Tuttle with a four-horse team Cape'1 They of New York. very simple parch- broad guarantee only quality goods S. A with Colonel James Burton, C. Art. 20. To see if tbe town will vote lin» time, and many from here go down. ment much like a but U»>k most of the actors, and there weru A. L. Holme* college diploma idea fixed in mind, consider next the at strong convictions, have no chance. is With this firmly your LADIES' SUITS half-price. a number of other teams. It was a C. 8. A hU son, to one, two or three bridges, and bu> I more expensive and artiatio. It given good Lieut. Berkeley Burton, buy that are now if take ad- Ua'ph Butt· raise for same. October 8th, 1848. Mr. Additon. teach- to Mr. Sookalexis on account of his actual in hard cash yours you night, and the sleighing was âne. There money savings good at Jeuks. Yaok to the barkl>oue, muaic at the with done the CHILDREN'S COATS wa« a Hall being 7.ebeW4O+OtD+D+O+O4OteK>-:*O+O0hH>H>H>KrtH>+O4 Dem wbicb they desired to have differ ocrat. It will be interesting U pared the Governor. Died. to be that such ι ι by 0. D. Well· of baa begot many readers. ent. It aeems accepted Appointments Skowhegan will be created. Haines baa tb« to hi· poultry commission Governor appointed preparation· enlarge 1 In Paris, Feb. 6, Mrs. Velxora Turner Mrs fixed Feb. 5 a aa of and plant and will Increase hi· number oi Msgoun Velzora Turner Magoun, widow Tbe legislature having following inspector· prison· widow of Cornelius £5 1 ο from to It ia aaaertec Magoun, aged years, Paroid of Cornelius Magoun, who made bei the limit of time for receiving matters Frank H. Hargraves of Buxton, hen· 700 1,200. months, β days. Roofing. Your Horse a Blanket jaila: two ι Neponset tbe boa* of Charles Β that in the last year· be haa made In Feb. Bussell S. 8< liom·· with her son, William Magoun, 01 private and special legislation, Matthew C. Morrill Gray, Backfleld, 8, Tattle, sged Buy unanitnoui of from hi· 700 hen· years. (Corrected.) the Kim Hill died on tbe dth inst. as a few later by of Bowdoinham. yearly profit 11300 a advance In the road, usual days Randall In Locke's Mills, Feb. 9, Mrs. Abble, wife οι at Tbe Tucker Harness Store. There is to be big »t a three sncb measures P. of baa beer little less than tj6 year· of age. Mrs consent admitted Charles Gray Fryebnrg In Moses Knight. in j A 12-year-old boy Portland,Clarenoi In Kexar Feb. Warm Winter Stable blankets, so It will pay you to Magoun was the daughter of Danie bnt tbe senate when they appears appointed game warden. Falls, 7, Charles Gllpatrick price of low and medium priced refuse* M. Cady, committed aniolde by hanglnf » aged about 00 a former man sat down on them and J years. fsunce, Oxford County promptly He had been acolded hi in Browdfield, Feb. 7, Freeman for another as I shall sell tbe balance of my line at tbe and Tueaday. by Day. Cool in Summer buy now year Mim« of her early years were spent > to receive tbem. MOTHERS CAN SAFELY BUY and los In North Waterford, Feb. 8, Daniel B. Le Senate r mother for loalng money, npon 96 35 In but moat of her life wu resolution Introduced by broke, aged years, days. same low as in tbe past. Maine, «pen A New Disoovery and give it U: another it i· that th ι In North Feb. prices In invite Senator LaPoIlette t< Dr. King'a Ing coin, supposed Wslerford, 11, Mrs. 8arah Perk Massachusetts until her return to ttaii Stearns to and oauae* I 79 11 months. Costs Less Than Metal ο I tbe little one· when ailing suffering matter upon bla mind and Ins, aged years. •tate some ten tbe on tbe subject preyed In Feb. Mrs. Emma R. years since. Her husbanc ! address legislature throat or lung the act. Portland, 9, Estes, for died tbe 26tb of Febru with colds, oougha, merly of Biyant'a Pond, 45 In Massachusetts. She leave· foui utilities about onc< I sged years. Than KtSSSSr" public trouble·, taste· nice, harmleaa, In Rumford Corner, Feb. 8, T. Farrar Wears Longer Shingles. N. Favor, •ons, William of was a unanimous passage. Another Maine farmer haa fonnd th George James Pari·, George of Whit ary given used, alwaya used. Mra. Bruce Craw ; and 83 years. ®«n, Klmer the division of Sanford, creatini ; means of to bla bank acooun in Dlxfleld, Feb. Mason Turner. Mass., of Berry's Mills On Mo., write·: "Dr. King'i adding 11, Main·. M tbe committee i ford, Nlagra, a «liver ! In East Feb. Miss 91 Main St.. Norway, sine, and another who is in the West the town of our from ι t the medium of gra; Sumner, 0, Adeline Ileald Springvale, New Discovery changed boy through and 75 She is also six for division and four against fox. to the Bowdoin corn years. survived by two sister·, Mrs divided, weak sick boy to tbe picture ο f According in Backfleld, Feb. 8, Mary, daughter of Mi L S. South Paris. C. C. will be threshed out ο ι pale of Bath Charle 1 Sold Billings, Garey of Bethel sud Mr·. Josepl and the matter Buy it at th< apondent the Time·, and Mrs. E. L. Gardner, aged 13 years. by A. health." Alway· help·. a bual In Bearatue Xoye* .»f South Paris. The funera I tbe floor. H. Co Bickford of that town, who make· Monroe, Wisconsin, Feb. β, Peter F. Chase atore of the Cbas. Howard and 10 ForimiUudChidria. ^ ✓/*> was were f drug η cm a «liver j years months. A native of Pari· CASTOR IA held on Tuesday a'.tended by Rev Pensions for teachers strong! of trapping, oaptnred gra; *·· A. b ' so good tor a sore throat a fox la«t lu on tb 1 ysd79 Davis, and tbe remains were takei advocated at tbe bearing Thursday, T' ere'· nothing Wednesday tbe valley In Backfleld, Feb. 10, Infaat son of Mr. an< foimHownMiAR OU. U ta a tel FOimnONET^TAR of Schools a Dr. Thomas' Kclectlc Cora he Mrs. Wlllard Pearl. ; .'«f 9hUdr**i tmfe, ««/*. Mm III KU Tu Hill f»r burial bwlde tho* > State Payso la Lee Bell farm, where realde·. ItoHUMCM^ktadhMll 1«ψ I AtaijiBiifM of# Superintendent hours. Believe· aay pain aay part. her husband. Smith and numerous others. Bankrupt's Petition for Discharge. AdmlnUtrmtor'a «kit of R»al Eit«e. I Queer Book Title*. Pursuant to a UcenM: from lté Ed How·'· Motto. In the matter of J of Probate Hoaonh!· books," said the anti- Id Judge for the County ot "Those old ALPHONSi CHABOT, Bankruptcy. •ball »ell at Oifort ι HOMEMAKEBS' COLUMN. } public auctlou. on tht 4tt. 4»» be to a dingy upper Bankrupt.) A. I). at ή» ' quary as pointed March, 1913, ten o'cluck In Up tortMoa oa Of IntMWt to the ladle· 1ND HOW IT MADE A GREAT HIT IN Clarence Hale, Judge of the Dis- on the all the OF OORMPOMdCOO· topic· "are eurioun fur their titles. To the Hon. prcmWea, rlifht, tlt'e an( Tea Tables.' for sale at a Two square 24:h of January, A. D. 1«I3. George P.Tucker, 1'arlr ;0 t4;,, cover and cook until brown with the abaolute, infinite with the infi- Trained Up at bargain. bated this day of Oxford, deceawl, ha 1 It, he'd the bank. cure· a cold; aud paya the doctor's bill. per, slowly ALPHONSE CHABOT, Bankrupt. County act to th« the securities by Serve "One with the One.1' blast to that dissertation Is A following deecilbe l n-al e»tatf, women underneath; then gently mix. nite, yea. "A return I will sell at low & *R**S: That for which some pianos price. THEREOF. The homestead of the late <■ bot. H took. One man waa carried off bia of the same year: ORDER OF NOTICE 1 k a of Near to very this other pamphlet that I will idtuated In the village of South l' irl·. Few banks in the State have larger margin spend too much. 7. L°N°8: feet the motto. He it waa (Jeu lot of second hand organs District of Maine, es. .,η ι^ by thought For Upstart Newfangled easterly eldeof Park street,rui-Utli / ofhiu^. heart. 8. ·Ε··Τ: The BAKED CREAMED OYSTERS. and •Qulppos of A. D. 1913, on read every maideu's the greatest in the world that to View the at Come in and On this 8th d»y Feb., ell and stable, and about one ί···;«ι· *,-ra ,i The National Bank of Norway, Maine, thing tlewoinen: or, A Glass sell any old price. it is— than Norway 9. A luxury Butter aa small as and man- " Ing the forcgol ig petition, land. safety mainspring of life. eO*D: many baking-dishes it would regenerate mankind that a l»e had of Vainglorious Woman.' Ordered by the Court, hearing Dated this «th of .lanu m Λ I> M; a and more have at table. Place seven is we are in need of ['ride see them. of March, Λ. I). day with the watchful interest of very capable and « necessity. 10. *0···: The you places kind always, told, upon the same on the '21st day 57 WALTER I. «. U \ \ I which, over a In said DU in each diab. Poor "Had never written 191», before said Court at Portland, we have, the more we want. large oysters regeneration. you that the constant with at 1U o'clock In the forenoon: and NOTICE. board of directors and inspec- cream aauce, then thickly another wrote the enthusiast, trlct, Oxford conservative sprinkle thing," Scarfs, notice thereof be In The cracker crumba mixed witb to New Pianos, Stools, published The iubscrlber hereby glv.'-n·.· ·. ,' buttered name should pass poaterity a In said District, »ϋ has built .here "your Democrat, newspaper printed l»een a'nilnUtrat-ir r tion of the of the Currency, up No. 203&—Decapitation. cbeese. Serve hot. immortals for the that all known creditors, and other person* duly appointed th* .» Comptroller grated among the superb Drink Water Instruction Books, Flayer pia- and tate of Peace You make ma tired! Pew Enough at the said time an congreaaea! motto on the cover of your num- People In Interest, may appear ΜΕΙ,ΙΝΙΙΛ C. Β ALU, ..it·· of a one whose SOUR CREAM BISCUITS. August if have, why l'irl., financial institution, Peace congreaaee, oh, pahaw! amount of fluid in stock at and show cause, any they κ strong ber." The man was notai) worda either. to maintain the proper nos always prices place, should not be In the County of Oxford, 1, ir.i can t abollah faced war the of said petitioner Tou grim one of one the prayer bond· m the law dire· ι- Λ L Sift quart flour, teaapoonful aent the for 100 extra in the to eliminate through teaolve or law. He money copies, system, that are granted. the estate of -1' ! By talk, «oda one of salt to- waste right. the Court, that demande against and bis to the and the products And It is further ordered by ι·.,r the monster's head teaapoonful to distribute friends bowels kidneys arc desired to the it.. ι., But amputate sour among shall send to all known cred- prêtent r.t, then stir in one of If a the Clerk by-mail thereto are re .- and Profits war to fun. gether: pint that the work of of the drinking glass upon ad- ami all Indebted 1 t, And la changed end regeneration might body. Send for itors of e aid petition and this order, Surplus on a floured not catalog. copies a* uavroent Capital, f cream. Roll the meals does Immediately- of will notice this dough and between keep at of residence Rlddlera, count, rising dressed to them their places Jan. 1913. DWlMll Λ it an inch thick. Form active and ilet, BALL. assura ice of absolute and And Me that It Is done board, having Mr. Howe now aaya that be did not your bowels digestion good, stated. of over $120,000.00 give safety and on P." At- witness the Hon. Clakencf. Hale, Judge witb an ordinary cutter arrange what the motto meant when be the old reliable "L. Port- Icoow remember said and the seal thereof, at a from twelve to fif- of the Court, of pan; bake know now. He Medicine lias been successfully on the tith of February, account for our more than $300,000.00 deposits. No. 2037.—Word Square. greased wrote it, and he does not wood's W.J.Wheeler, land, in said Di«trlct, day teen minutée in a bot oveD. Read this letter. 1913. first is a vessel for holding food merely expressed a modern inanity juat used for sixty- years. A. D. My to severe at- [L. §.] JAMES E. HBWEY,Clerk. to be for business aud SPINACH SOUP. to see bow It would take. And it took. "I used to be subject ami order thereon. If you want prepared opportuni- My second is to be shiftless lazy. South Paris. A true copy < f petition "I can see nothing whatever in the mot- tack:! of Bjlious and Sick Headaches, Billings' Block, Atiett: JAMES E. HEWEY, Clerk. Foley Kidney Pitis \ly third Is u British shrub of the plum The fouudation is the cream aauce, TONIC IN ACTION QUICK IN ties or would like on the road to financial independ- to Mr. Howe. "I do not but if I icel one coming on, I take the 6-8 RESULT! help Is to consider ad- made to which add sufficient quoted," saya genua. My fourth quite thin, see Medicine. It Give relief from to make it know what it means. If you any- ''L. FAtwood's helps 60 YEARS' NOTICE. prompt BACKACHE cooked and strained apinach as soon be ence, make your deposit today. vice. if that you under- me every time. I would she taste. Serve with fried bread thlng, you pretend experience The subecrilier hereby gives notice that KIDNEY and BLADDKH aippets. should water in the house as "L. P." of the TROUBLE stand the sentiments, then you without has been duly appointed administratrix No. 2038.—Riddle. HOT DUTCH APPLE CAKE. take for it." Atwood's Medicine." estate of RHEUMATISM, CONGESTION of thj something late of Hiram, or Mr. FRANCES A. Cl.AltK, I may be of ateel cardboard; witb cored and One is inclined to agree with Mrs. P. A. Nolan, and Fill a buttered pan In t^e County of Oxford, deceased, given KIDNEYS, INFLAMMATION of tbc Tou may get me on your ear, then that if some man abould escape No. Whitefield, Mo. All having de- pared, thinly slioed sour apples, Howe, iHinds as the law directs. persons And If I'm overheated a of the estate of nald deceased are BLADDER and all NATIONAL BANK a rich biscuit and bake from an asylum and issue jumble mands against annoy UklNARY THE NORWAY cover with dough free for the and You'll not travel far. my dear; of fol- Sample asking. desired to the same (or settlement, oven are ten- he would find a brood present Better never (et Inalde me; iu a moderate until .apples inanities, Me. all Indebted thoreto arc requested to make pay- IRREGULARITIES. A ; >i:t:ve boon κ time even "L. P." MEDICINE CO.,Portland, Patents and in due Now I'm aure my name la clear. •ler. Place a hot diab over the top and lowers, they might ment immediately. MAINE. around bis Jan. 11(13. Ν ETT1Κ F089. MIDDLE AGED ami OF NORWAY, turn tbedougb down, ao the ap- gather a respectable religion DCSIONS 21st, M.UKRLY upside how β-8 name. It beats the world, people .... Copyrights Ac. No. 2039.—Anagroma of Authors. ples are on top. Dot witb butter, sprin- PEOPLE and for WOMKN. mottoes. sending β «ketch *nd description cinnamon or and like to pursue delusions and Anyone whether an Garrett Mar», Benny Marcul kle witb nutmeg pour mlcklr aacertain our opinion free OF ItlAINE. Agnes we most of all at the STATE HAVI HIGHEST over sweet cream. Serve very hot. What need prcnent RECOWenoation la WllilL Muroc. Jesse Mulroll serum in- COUNTY OF OXKORD, 88. Cally time is a lot of common sense iggfassai^afet'gMis 8. A. Davit, G27 Washiatrt- e I SALAD. Juttii c of the Judicial ar. 1. Walles, Icy A. E. Clare, Rev. Otho ORANGE AND GRAPE into nine-tenths of the· m jn and a To the Hon. Supreme Ind., is iu hi*Mth >> He 1 u'n jected "Kffi Vil» nfeiWS.1» Court next to le holden at Paris, within and for uiui h fn.iii 1 Helve remove the notice, without charue. In the Ut·!/«ullered PARIS Cille. M. I).. Jennie G. 0. Law. grapes and few of the women. tprcial of un the second Tuesday «ever· back.ο ■- COME TO THE GREENHOUSE SOUTH Split Malaga very idl the County Oxford, dur I had -yat.oe Miller, Galen Ryles Hicks seeds. Take tbe carefully from of March, A. E\ 1913. was too fre« and aronnd F» ey i\. i -SS? LETTUCE A Mix grape· and pulp carefully which bad never occurred before," ^ your libellant, up ::.rj A house. A male bee on 4th o( lt*94; That king's on a man. "The other I Maine, the day February, kl. 1913 j No. 2042.—Reverses. to brown in two Wedded Conventionality. Foheooinu Libel. ORDEKED, All kin.'s and a wanderer and and cook tableapoonfuls Upon the quant Example: Reverse Glasses to said Callx of butter, then add tbin pieces of pared While women are manifesting theii About Foul Breath. Eyes Examined^'for That the l.lbel.ι it give notice the make a man noted us u faithful friend to npnear before the Jus- it raw one small carrot, discontent with life aud love by suffia Daniel·, Llbellee, from $100 up, ) turnip, grated tice of our Supreme Judicial Court, to lie holden —Nomad. imuion contents of a two- aud let il after and the proud palavers, at within and for the County of Oxford, a < r. paring, gette parades By I'srl*, from to 6 cent ; 1. Reverse the stems of certain grains can of tomatoes. Cover and sim- not be that men so meek and on the second Tuesday of March, A. D. 1913, by 3 per pound supposed an'l ^ a with at an attested copy of said libel, aud uiuke smull excrescences. mer for an hour, tbeu press through mild are wholly content things want to a word here to publishing In I JOHNSON'S UNIMENT I I speak people this order thereon, three week* successively beloved trout season with pepper and salt. are. From their silent unmarchinp I am oxford Democrat, a newspaper printed in 102 Years lor Internal and External Ills. I 2. Reverse places by sieve; they who have a foul, offensive breath. the Β Used ranks come letters of of man) In our of Oxford, the lir»t publi- a kind of sailboat complaint Paris, county and make BANANA CREAM PIE. sorry to say many people have bad imelling h» 30 at least to said second sorrows and suggestions of hope and cation to oays prior FREELAND HOWE, Jr., 3. Reverse halts aud make blemishes whites of breath and do not know it ! Tuesday of Mar Sh, A. D. 1913, that he may there from Beat four eggs (reserving the reform. One writes to a*k mer and tdi w 1 Gives relief coughs, colds, I and why and then in our said Court appear speedy 4. Reverse a province of Iudia a half of until in ten cause is found in S. RICHARDS. of said two) with cupful sugar may not sit in their shirt sleeves in th< Nine times the cause, if any lie have, why (be prayer Pleasant Street. SOUTH PARIS, ME. lie muscular I make a sou of Uhrnael mixed, then add a tiny pinch room of the dur stomach and bowels. If correct an libelant should ml granted. cramps, diarrhoea, thoroughly reading public library you WM. P. WHITEHOUSE, fl. Reverse and make parts ol of salt and tbe of two very ripe heat of summer. Anothei MAINE. etc. glossy pulp ing the imperfect performance of these organs you Chief Justice of the Supreme Judicial Court. NORWAY. bruises, 1 bananas a sieve. Stir nol rheumatism, vessels pressed through wishes to know clerks may sure to remove the cause of bad sett why are quite Λ true of the libel ami order of court in one of hot milk gradually so not sleevee to their shirts whiW copy fl U. Reverse a carousal and make a pint have elbow can see that this would be ■ 25c and 50c everywhere a breath. You KILLthe COUCH thereon. to cook the eggs, then add few drops at work in offices. The east Attest: CHARLES F. WHITMAN, Clerk. mechanical (tower. sweltering because the Tht For Sale or To Rent. of vanilla. Pour into a deep pie tin lined aud comfort of shirt waists and of elbon I so, imperfect digestion clogs and CURE LUNGS [HEAL.] & CO. Boston, Mass. I verse and uiake a state ol iwii tenement hoiin·, well J LS. JOHNSON 7. He skins with rich and bake in a moderate tc organs with foul poisons and sluggish Geokoe IIazkn, ΙΟ-room, pastry sleevee are freely and fully conceded for Libelant. 5-7 are Attorney claw n?|air 'ti'iiif ami obllviou oven until tbe custard is firm in the cen- not to men? But the bid ! bowels fail to pass them off. So, if you locati'il. Infini women—why υ fruit tieee. m who at a to out Alro 8. Reverse general figured ter. When done cover witb meringue den force that holds woman back fron: one of these unfortunates, I counscl you w,th CANADIAN ur leached hardwood aelie*, tin niable, good twelvi (· / ,1 luf Marengo aud make a place associated made of the whites and two tablespoon- the barem skirt on the street, while per take Dr. True's because a life- Dr. best fertilizers on-earth, car lot* bulk, pood my Elixir; ceils Ο. Κ < I.IFFOKI). fuls of beaten and set in lik« J King's dollars; sucked, thirteen dollars; six'y |>ei ffltf sugar, very stiff, the of with witchcraft. mitting indulgence something time of experience proves beyond question ton delivered. George Stevens, Peterborough a slow oven to cook brown. withholds j Ί2-1Η '13 9. Reverse something that physl very knickerbockers on the beach, that it mill set the stomach and bowels Ontario, Canada 18 shorl from man in town the neglige of thi For Sale. Walker & Son duns formerly used and make MAPARONI IIAKKO WITH ΟΥΒΤΕΗ8. right and keep them so. It is the best New A. W. will and womer Discovery camp. Suffragettes win, 11» — bil- Informal letters. Boil the macaroni in salted water UDtil —» remedy for indigestion, constipation, Wanted. too White Leghorn When these words are guess feverishness and worms. It drives FOR ash and oak St -, "c. rightly the ends split, which will iDsure its be- will be emancipated from the clothing 01 iousness, CSlSs18 (food dry, or partly dry, Pullets, Thoroughbred DEALERS IN before and after water and from the with force, the accu- AND LUNG TROUBLES. thick. ed the central letters, ing tender. Drain off the conventionality. Evety summer brings body, gentle AND AU THROAT plank, 2 to 3 iaches each. a alternate mulated and any worms that may reversing will spell the name of dis place the macaroni, with lay- complaint*, but none ever bring» relief, poisons GUARANTEED SATISFACTORY Addrenn A. S. HAi.L, ers of raw in a buttered dish. be Thus, Dr. True's Elixir has West FalmuuMi Mf#. Co. titiKUlshed man oysters, It ie the law of tbe jungle. present. OR MONEY REFUNDED. Ibick! t·! i. Me. Make a white sauce, using milk instead proved, and is proving, a source of health (J-7 West Falmouth, .Me dealers Coal. Wood, Masons' of water for its foundation, and pour "Central" in China. to thousands. It is sold by reliable Sup- No. 2043.—Twelve Concealed Cities. also in South over each layer of macaroni and oysters. In China when the subscriber rings up all over the countrv; Canada, lu tbe followlug sentences are con- of the dish with fine bread Iiombay and Cover the top exchange the operator may be expectet America, Cuba; Honolulu; mimes of twelve to be Cairo, cealed the cities, crumbs, over which sprinkle grated to ask :— Calcutta, India; Shanghai, China; 50c and Farm Auto read backward: cheese. Bake in a moderate oven until "What number does the honorable sor Egypt; Athens, etc. Price 35c, Machinery, browned on $1.00. plies, and 1. the mixture is and moon desire'/" We live iu Cairo, Ephralm puffy of the and stars New Yor k City, where .vou may see the big log rafts top. "Hohi, two-three." At the Annual Business Show, Then the resumes float by. CHOCOLATE CRACKER PUDDING. Silence. exchange G. H. and the honorable PENLEYT a Olaf "Will person graciouslj Engines. Cue morning Swede named Brown the crackers in the oven, being Wagons tbe of the insignifi November 11-16, 1912, t'ubberson came to tbe door and said. careful not to scorch then break forgive inadequacy them; cant service and this humblec I tbem in fine bat do not roll. Over permit MANUFACTURER. "Give me some apples." replied. bits, the wire to inform him that tb< one-half slave of "Sir. apples cost money." 1 saw he à cupful of the crumbs pour line ii a of hot milk and let soak a few never-to-besufflciently-censured was not sober. He added, "Your broth pint Double Runner Pungs, South Paris, Maine. moments. Melt two tablespoonfuls of busy?" er struck me Inst night." 1 noticed that grated, unsweetened chocolate over hot A la Mode. Sleds, Slide Yokes, was and 1 saw him hla cheek raw. water and add to a of hot stir- THE pint milk, Little Edna attended her tlrst part; Wood Machine snatch a pan of apples, but he soon until it ia well blended; then add to Sawing ring and one of the daiu returned. "Please excuse me, for 1 the crackers with three-fourths of a cup- recently, principal ties of the supper was delicate creamec an-1 acted he said. 1 felt very ful of a of salt, oue-half a Jobbing. rudely," eugar, pinch served in frilled a of chicken pretty papei as 1 am curt when of butter and tableopoonful tired, and weary cupful cases. vanilla. When stir in two eggo, or I said, "You may have cool, her mothe G. H. PENLEY, UNDERWOOD tired, only When she returned home well beaten. Bake in a buttered dteb in but numerous about tlx MARK FIRST the lot, sir. go away." or asked her questions RUBBERS oven minutes STANDARD QUALITY a moderate for twenty South Paris, Maine. until the center is firm. Remove party. just did have to dear?" Riddle. and cover with a and brown "What you eat, meringue had hash h PARKER'S came. "Why, mamma, they From the copper mlree 1 delicately in the oven. Serve at once. HAIR BALSAM Every one must know my name. candle shades." ClaaniM md beaatinc· th· h>lf. TYPEWRITER Anawer—A penny PRUNE BROWN BETTY. PromotM a lsxaxUnt powth. lool Merer Tail· to Bestore Gray Cover the bottom of a buttered baking Wills—What's the matter? You Hair to It· Youthful Color. Prevent· bair falling. in a demon- Key to Puzzledom. dish to the depth of oue-half an inch excited. proved CONCLUSIVELY public a row with thai Again with coarse, entire wheat bread- Gillis—I just had pig No. 20*201—Numerical Enigma: Rud- stale, 3-7 then atlr. water until soft enough to remove the Wills—|What about? — 1. startec No. 2080. Concealed Authors: pits. Dust wi:h pulver zed cinnamon Gillis—Well, the argument of means "Standard first quality" means that after 60 years expe- Pope, Moore. Scott. 2. Byron. Milton, and nutmeg, cover with another layer of over what 'brotherly love' really rience it is the Standard established us for first and |)ulwer. 3. Burns, Sheridan. Addison. cruiubt>; then dot with butter and add by quality When Burton Holmes recently gavi SPEED ACCURACY 1 Stowe, Aldrlch. Beecber. 5. Alcott. oue of hot milk. Bake in a mod- Stott Flour every rubber is branded with the "Hub-Mark." cupful his celebrated on "Panama' erate oven for one half an hour, or until travelogue Burnett. Roe β. Southey. Coojter, be wai Goes Further Hub-Mark Rubbers are constructed and the put the is brown and and the milk at Orchestra Hall, Chicago, compound Cow per. top crusty continua to the best service under all conditions absorbed. Serve with hard sauce. seriously interrupted by together give possible No. 2031.—Quotation Purzle: "Blow coughing of the audience. No one an STABILITY to wear and still be sold at a price that will permit everyone blow, thou winter wind. CANNED STRAWBERRY PUDDING. noys willingly and if people with coughs in tbroa By actual bating compari- them and get the maximum return for his money. They cost No. 2032.—Homonym: Havana, hare Drain the juice from one quart can of colds, hoarseness and tickling strawberries and it to the would use Honey and Tar Com sons you'll find that a sack 8 of the world's iastest no more rubber. them. Anna. bring boiling Foley's for 8 solid hours by than any first-class Try cure thei Operated (continuously) No. 2033.-Pictured Word: Eloncate point. If there is oue pint of juice, al pound, they would quickly of Stott Flour will make from Hub-Mark Rubbers are made in all and for all purposes. two of corn- and colds and avoid this annoy one Underwood (taken styles No. 2034.—Hidden Fruit: Orang·. low heaping tablespoonfuls coughs more and bigger loaves, typists, in half-hour relays, Typewriter The Hub-Mark is Value-Mark. starch which has been wet with (wo ance. A. E. Shurtleff Co., South Paris your pear. date. Imnana. pea h. plum, lime, and a larger number of the total of 55,944 words, averaging dealer cannot write us. tablespoonfuls of cold water, and stir S. E. Newell A Co., Paris. stock) produced magnificent If your supply you, lemon, mango, apple extra light cakes, thanordi- was liere this into the boiling syrup. Stir uutil it 10 strokes second. The crucial test of Stability Mass. is smooth, then add the juice of one- Gibbs—So your wife quarreled witi nary flour. The reason— nearly per a BOSTON RUBBER SHOE CO., Maldm, was blim such Mra. S. S. S., Vao liuruu St., Kingston, half a lemon and set the pudding where you. I thought yon said she shown. at time, has a typewriter turned out to faults. Nowhere, any Ni. Y., ( ull name furnished on applica- it will cook very slowly for twenty your s was to al This is a world record. tion) had such decided benefit from minutes. Beat the whites of two eggs Dibbs—She blind tbem, tremendous amount of work in the same time. i»*ing Foley'* Honey and Tar Compound «tiff and then fold gently in the hot right; but she wasn't deaf, and thi Stott Flour her. that she shares her good fortune with mixture and turn all in a buttered mold. neighbors posted Is milled from full-ripened with others. She write*: "Foley'· Honey Set away to become chilled, serve that has of in the a farmer uea wheat, plenty gluten TYPEWRITER Free ! Free ! Free ! and Tar Compound brought my voice sweetened milk, flavored with vanilla, F. E. Walling, living The UNDERWOOD recommend] in it. It takes up more water back to me during a severe case of bron- and with each helping add a tablespoon- Yukon, Mo.j strongly and Tar ant and expands more than other obitia and laryngitis. Oh, bow many ful of the drained strawberries. Foley's Honey Compound Contest won: A KING KINEO RANGE I bave recommended it to." A. save: "I have been advieed by mj flours. Besides, it's sure to International and Accuracy people 8TEWED PRUNES STUFFED WITH NUTS. Speed E. ShurtUff Co., Sooth Paris; S. E. family doctor to use Foley's Honey ant bring you good results. It'» whei Newell & Co., Paria. Wash prunes, then drain and let stand Tar Compound for my children the most economical of flour. First Nine places in the World's Championship over nigbt in a fresh supply of cold water. tfiere was a cough medicine needed. I a small auc it of Your Grocer in the World's Amateur "Does your wife ever change her Let simmer until tender; add always gives the bent of satisfaction Buy First Four places Championship of and let simmer a few A. E. Sburt mind?" quantity sugar I recommend it to others." Miller Two in the World's School "Only on jome minor matters," re- momenta, until the liquid is thickened letT Co., South Paris; S. E. Newell d DAVID STOTT, First places Championship mi eh. plied Mr. Meekton after careful thought. somewhat and is not large in quantity. Co., Paris. Detroit, a one Former Records "I believe I recall that she once express- Make slit on side of each prune Breaking All ed an intention to love, honor and obey, and remove the stone; fill the opening "Truth crushed to earth will rlsi or something like that." thus left with sliced or chopped nuts. again," but nine times out of ten tbe au a little cream on indi- Spread whipped tomobile gets away tiret. EVERY in EVERY W. S. Skelton, a merchant at Stanley, vidual dishea and set three or four Good to Eat EVERY RECORD, YEAR, Ind., says he would not take 1100 for prnnes on the cream; partially cover Elizabeth White, who tells womet Things one or will hold no joys for you if you have indi- the relief a single box of Foley Kidney with more cream and finish with bow to dress tastefully, was displaying nuts. or LIVER or KIDNEY is held the UNDERWOOD Pills gave him. "I had a severe attack two prnnes stuffed with Serve as some pretty gowns off by living model gestion any STOMACH, CONTEST by dish at or luncheon. of kidney trouble with sharp pains a dessert dinner and a young husband and bis bride were trouble. You need not pay big doctor's bills, through my back and could hardly in the audience. Seven of the modeli but if suffer from of these ailments NUT CAKE. you any "THE MACHINE YOU WILL EVENTUALLY BUY" A of on at one anc straighten up. single box Foley gathered tbe stage time, just step into your nearest druggist and got me. half a of butter to a Kidney Pills entirely relieved A. Beat cup cream; the young wife surveyed their gowm a 50 cent bottle of SEVEN BARKS, the great one a half of K. Sburtleff Co., Sonth Paris; S. E. gradually beat in cup and critically. ·■ household remedy, the finest tonic and Paria. then three- like the best?" sb< Newell Λ Co., sugar, add, alternately, "Wuich one do you blood purifier known. If your system is fourths a of milk and two of la still ex cup cups asked. The young husband run down and you want to regain your what is tbe difference be- fiour with two of for his answer was: accom- Inc. "Say, Pa, teaspoonfuls baking plaining, youthfu 1 energy, SEVEN BARKS will Underwood tween a visit and a visitation?" add the whites of four powder. Lastly, "That little brunette." plish it, make your food digest and give Company, Fond Parent—A my Is when beaten and three fourth· a cup new life. if dissatis- Typewriter visit, boy. eggs, dry, you Money refunded of nut meats. Bake in a sheet Down and a Month you go to see your Grandmother Jones, chopped HEALTH WARNING. fied. Try it and enjoy your meals. Address $2 $2 and a visitation is when yonr Grand- about minutes. Cover when cold Maine forty Chilled aud wet feet result in congest- LYMAN BROWN, «8 Mnrray St, New York, MY. 44 Street, Portland, mother Jonea comes to see ns. with Exchange the internal and inflamma- The the number of this ENTIRE ing organs, NOTICE. person bringing· largest CARAMEL MAR8K11 ALLOW FROSTING. and witli tion of the kidneys bladder, notice cut to The subscriber hereby gives that he Branches in All Cities ADVERTISEMENT, from the Oxford Democrat, Conductor S. L. Miller, Norfolk, Neb., Melt one teaapoonful of butter and rheumatic twinges and pain In back, hu been duly appointed administrator of the Principal on Booaateel Division of C. and N. W. one cup and a half of brown sugar in generally follow. Use Foley Kidney estate of HENRY O. STANLEY, late of HOBB S VARIETY half a of let boll min- Pills. are the best medicine made Dlxdeld, STORE, Norway, Ry. Co., recommends Foley Kidney cup cream; forty Tbey In the County of Oxford, deceased, an-.l given the for blad* Pills and aivys: "I bave need Foley Kid- ute*, counting the time after boiling be- for all'disorders of kidneys, bonds ax the law directs· All persons having at 3 m. and the estate of Wednesday, May 14,1913, p. ney Pilla with very results Remove from the fir· and beat in der irregularities, and for backache demands against said deceased satisfactory gins. are desired to the tame tor and their use for one afflict- bah a of martbmallowa. Con- rheumatism. They t* not contain habil present settlement, jl endorse any pound and all Indebted thereto are to make will receive No. 8-20, King Kineo Range, valued at $00-00 w in requested ed with trouble. They are all tinue the beating until the mixture ii forming drags, olc actioo, quick payment Immediately. save kidney FREE. Ask your friends to begin to this advertisement Α. I. Sburtleff South cool to remain on the cake.1 in result*. A. h. Shurtleff Co., South Jan. 21st, 1913. UKORUE f. STANLEY. right." Co., Purls; enough 6-8 for you. 46-18 S. E. NeveU A Co., Psria. Flavor with vanilla, at pleasure. Paris; S. E. New all Λ Co., Pari·. I /