The Oxford Democrat. NUMBER 39. VOLUME 76. SOUTH PARIS, MAINE, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1909.

aiong me pier. naie ιο eee a wom- other "Why?" » l.BKKT I>. PARK, Testing Cows. "to be called for." Then the "It takes so to learn bow to an try It," David said ngnln. AMONG THE FARMERS. ex- long auto beaded for the hotel. Id the saw hei Licensed Auctioneer, bold tbe cue!" Tbe lesson progressed As they watched her they citement of the hour neither of the SHARE, LION'S a THE and faint hands go suddenly, cry PARIS. MAI Ν Κ "SPKKD THK PLOW." BILLIARDS—AND better after tbat—for a time. up SOUTH ON BAIL names. It OUT principals bad thought of came Carrk-k's sbot Tbe balls came across the water. Terme Moderate. smooth- It was only as they were rolling she's down!" Car » Correeuon'leuce on bad Id tbe form of a triangle. In Love and the "Ah, Royal, going practical agricultural topic at not too fast a gait that stopped A Rivalry Way L. BUCK, le toUclted. Addreee all communications In to Which ly along cried and stood staring. But mendous. If their examp * Strange Things Running A clever "draw" earned blm tbe bil- rlngton tended (or this department to Ukhbt D the error was repaired. Then a silence ELSE, SOMETHING It Was Ended. waj his kick- David off coat, Hammond, Agricultural Editor Oxford Dem imitated, the Λβ liard. Miss Carrlck applauded. "It stripping Surgeon Dentist, and Over a Cow May Lead. lasting Ave long minutes ensued. Then ocrat, Parle, Me. miner came as though a magnet were attract- ing off his shoos. ~ PARIS, MAINE, two of broke from two >ITH This peajs laughter "Get η and a life belt If you The Chance That Came With a ing it," she said. TEMPLE BAILEY. rope work warrante!. pairs of lips in chorus. The whole By "and v :ny beel Where Lose Good Profit. SiTJSft HELEN MARSDEN QUINN. "Tbat being my ball," expounded tbe can. Victor." he directed rapidly, they By wns ludicrous. 1909, Associated Literary thing grimly Lesson In the Game. ICopyrlght, by out to us. I'm In." a îf* "the same forces act upon It • throw them goiug It is for the ^ftSES (Copyright. 1909, by Associated Literary teacher, Press. J H.P.JONES, dangerous thing great "And how did you raise the $32 and feed ΪΓΛΤβ Rut now Carrlngton's cont was off. mass of dairy farmers when cow and fancier. Press.] as act ou me. A magnet has been ρκ specialist A»*; the bail?" asked the girl. first summer out of col- I want to be goes to It upsets their There is that me for about two years now. It was their "I'm going In m.vsclf. Dentist, high prices. the «aï. tU. °™«r "I'm going to fall in Ιοτβ with "The constable has my watch and By M. J. PHILLIPS. drawing about feeding completely, and And doesn't the red ball remind and had always been chums the one to save her. David." judgment unlyone <£?J'pjiamme, 1909. by Associated Literary lege, they MAINE. «ends them back to trail in the P0,»">l." girl!" pin." [Copyright, a MiliWAY, along and that is "hat «· 'i „i«h to look at. some one? See bow It now a had come between David turned on him like tiger. re- Press. J you of closely But girl rear of the where loss and was at a New England summer "And wou't we have to go to jail?" ) 1 ilour»—$ to li— 1 to *. procession (jnc ,as Jt ball since we've "You want to be first." be flung aingioc In Tbo trouble was while CarrJck has stayed near your them. always not profit abounds. They will declare sort. and "that young man from Bos- "1 think uot, but we are prisoners that, been out savagely. "Inn this is my chance. no man can to feed cowe well was anxious playing!" "You can't have her, David." Car that afford bad there less than an hour a sense. If you fly the country you admitted bis offense nud Κ SMITH, toa" been shouldn't It?" Mise Victor, and no man shall take It from on such high feeds. Ask them leave me lu a bad fix." Welland "Why queried had said wben had told priced his first view of Miss will to present bis excuse, Miss rlngton Royal he was Κ what know about it, whether when he had Wei land saucily as she sbot and miss- me—no man!" And with that Attorney at Law, they really fewer atudeota Of course the mother thanked Mr. tbe existence blm. "I love her, and I'm not going with the Minnie Hnddou. men from by her manner ignored have mer (he side of the Ills strong they have made actual record becan.ea and 'b etu- Young thank- ed. "And, anyway, resemblances pier, MAINE. apec.altypat^'P^ ΚReneral Dillon, and of course Mr. Dillon im- to let her." iRVVAY, cow and so have a basis of ar- of an offense and so made excuse You're you get iinns Hie waves as be swam judgment dent a Tb. » New York and other places had Once nothing to do with tbe game. beating Collections a Specialty. .pecUtor. ed his stars aDd pushed his luck. looked at his friend that you can and you will find ,nd At first blusb tbat sounds me remember." David Royal toward Dtilcie. respect, ?e.cher8. rived a week ahead of him and uttered a possible. teaching billiards, of the sort. always and sometimes twice day they have done nothing «·- all but it wasn't said steadily. Then he said: "Did you ever And wlivu be came to ber she opened the same words, but as Paul Dillon ride out to see right "Billiards—and something else," : :ICK A PARK. no records, they never tigure » that couple had to They keep ocket upon V?i e«E*manager had sent for Carrlck. iway such a man know as to whether ^|ue ι called α at him sharply. "See here." he de- read Stoves, really be vancing around the table, "is David, left alone with his love, Hardware, a bills? "Be here at 8 o'clock to feed feeds Wbeu undecided what to do lu Faugh!" tonight," it is profitable high-priced kiss!" manded, "you haven't asked her?" be bad written: "Restrain sarcasm, if you "There will be a tvbat to cows or not'.' case of trust to the auto. It has your directed. special but I'm to." good love, Dick is In favor of a double "No, I haven't, going "It is who will have the lion's we have seen She could do much fluer work of the for the Sargent you All this winter long please. meeting board purpose his shoulders. and beeullgbt-l a hundred possibilities. "for," he says, "a fellow Carrlngton shrugged share You have het farmers corn at $20 a ton of r;~r.e»ieto than that. 1 had seen her ouce or of carbon wedding, this time, Royal. Ranges. shoveling ened —Country Gentlemen. miles discussing your Improve- don't like to but I of Mr. Dillou bad driven tiftecu needs the moral support of his kind in "I say It, Daisy, ove. And all that 1 ask now is that ears into their hogs when the prices twice and thought her a pretty girl, ment plan. If we take It up"- His K::uN of Lead aud at a hotel to refresh him- a crisis." Carrlck is a bouse think ehe likes me beet." of I some little All Pipe Repairing, live would no't make them whole: Cost of Light and Heavy stopped not was rich with building from both you may get j pork but was particularly impressed. pompous snrile promise his and with butterfat at 30 cents a self. wheu be was pleased and sur- with a billiard room in It. Royal clasped his arme about and Iron. yet, It „ generallyPor^ when 1 was call- For a man whom •hare of—friendship." recognized by bogmen Oue evening, though, young opportunity looked out toward the sea. "couldn't see any in » prised to see Misselladdou aud an- knees and pound, they protit that the first 100 pounds of Ρ ou her at the boarding house bad seized tbe nape of tbe neck and in an- ing by care to 144-11. selliug the corn and buying feeds rich made fora ·«■" {eed other young woman drive up in A Decisive "If she should not marry Telephone very 8^ she lived I to notice was luto prosper- Step. The Key Under the Door. for their cows. All the time the where happened thrusting headlong should take one of protein seCond 100 other auto. They bad followed bim chum cume in and found hiir me," David said, "I frun. Miss Welland's says The other morning at breakfast my rear Masonic Block, what he is about.—Hoard's In rare of tbe chauffeur. Royal's eyes flashed. "Do you seo Temple Street, Dairyman. it must be that, barr κ more up?" said to me, 'Do know. I ίο. jiffy-' slightest wish was important just have her?" iindlady j;ou at a evidentin a In the course of au hour Miss Ilad- answered. "I'm now why I won't let you birth, pound * a but 1 told a other "Nothing." he only md au awful last I put Telephone Connection. NORWAY. Some of "It was shapeless mass, then than good many things, won't mako fright night. Advantages Dairying. be made f°r about ο fc of dou reappeared aud after thirty or back Miss be asked. "Because you 100-pjn^P her to ahead. She got a little paste, so he mentioned "another engage- sendiug Hamilton-Higblow's he key balfwuy under the door, as It takes less out of the soil to * of to her friends took go ber because she must marry fertility that required P'od"c®1 galQ forty goodbys girl lock of hair; that's ull." happy, I saw It HOLLISTER'S of and and in five minutes she fixed it up as ment" isual, when, to my horror, than any other form agriculture, pjB more gub- seat the tonneau aud moved off. a man who will be constant till be a in off again?" of course hence it is useful in following a well- good as new. Well, sir, that caught "Then you must l.reak It. Mr. Car- "Engagement rawn slowly out of sight. I Mountain Tea Nuggets Three minutes later Mr. Dillou was "Yes." dies." Rocky regulated system of rotation. It cau be me, and 1 proposed to her on the spot. rlck," said the manager quite decided- hougbt some one had got the key and A Busy Meiiolne for Buy People. traveling the same road. All went times does this make?" "Ob, I'd be constant enough," Car- combined readily with other forms of She eaid 'Yes,' aud we were married "Mr. Kern, who is our president "How many could unlock the door and come In, Brings GolJea Health and Renewed Vigor. miles. lie was follow- ly. "but that isn't the or horticulture. The well for five "Five. It's final this time, though, rlngton said, ques- A for Live dairy the week." and heaviest will be here ο I bolted It and shouted Constipation, Indigestion. agriculture see following stockholder, now. Is to her. quickly specific winter a of stable so closely that be could that tion The question get 1 Kiilncv Trouole-. Pimp!»·*. Ec/ema. Impure provides in quantify iug said the man in the on bis to one way or the other." the word. If you "Old chap," from tbe west tonight way like h rough keyhole, "My H.i 1 Breath. Sliiitttieii BowrK. H,la lach·· manure in which the straw from the the other machine was holdiug any- "Does she so?" And again—I don't to say It, It'n Κ «-kv Tea in tab- ^jfgsss mackintosh after a "how York. Ile can two say lon't that back!" Not daring Uaekaohe. Mountain long pause, New stay only bring key is utilized. The but a course. There but aren't exactly a lady's -m, 3T> cent·» a box. Genuine made farm profitably by- thing straight sbe says It's final. I'm Daisy, you by had you crushed that cigar?" hours. We can do uothing without his "Oh. always ο retire to rest. I sal quietly listening titer Dm··» Company, Madison, Win. from the cow, skim milk, whey heed That is wbv so many η κ were wabbles to aud left to sig- man." products right deciding things Just uow. It's off for- I a table knife are a source of income f„wer "That's none of your business!"— So you see how necessary or a time. Then got GULDEN nuggets for callow people and buttermilk ssî^ëssiuarketeil at that that tract ou approval. thauk heaven," was the suc- Î" nify Intemperance ever or cards out soon!" "No, in and calves. Tribune. it is that you attend tbe meeting." nd It under tbe door to see If raising hogs Dairying at 350 and 400 pounds. This "mL M* seen the chauffeur Chicago cinct pushed »M0,2g' that he bad reading "How do you do it?" reply. gives constant and regular employment that 8 There seemed no way out of It. Car- he key had really been taken right imply aoe·^ hadn't cured bim of bis thirst of own. You "Well, we won't flght over It," said a character to member of at ag quite Welland ex "Little scheme my drew tbe of light every ^e bog^ ^ Soup Without · Spoon. rlck wrote a note to Miss his way and to my surprise key incul- th^ for highballs. the colvr of her don't Carrlngton. lie rose and stretched Cord the farmer's family. Dairying the coat per without α seems even the circumstances, sealed It know hair, you I un- Wood, ietah,°!fi.'»»i pouod lu Soup spoon plaining full iack again. So, very cautiously. cates habits of By and by two things happeued with a little raw umber tall figure to Its height And, punctuality, industry, to it is increased. than meat without a When a —warm brown, unbolted the looked produce sud- harder to negotiate and rang for messenger. wind ocked and door, cleanliness and thrift on the farm. The the same miuute. The chauffeur lu tt? Well, this sample of hair I'm standing there with the blowing i fork, and we can sympathize with diminutive representative of the A. D. ut and found not a burglar, but our Slab Cheeso and butter are condensed prod- money Pork|Prod-can do no tr tnan at- denly Increased his speed, and a cow stand- his fair hair, the smaller man was Wood, aS-rt„0bis in of was smitten with a doing up is red—good, regular, while on and the cost of in com- better and the complaint recorded the diary T. arrived Carrick and fas- wn wicked cat. who, sitting ucts, carriage tention to a consu e™ '°n suddenly started to cross the highway red. I tell we're to forced to admit his beauty a who went not the tick- ard you going get the with their value, is less than other details that t Sm- Felix Platter, yopng Swiss, brilliaut Idea. Why send he doorstep and seeing key pushed parison may Bug* lu frout ot a farmhouse. down to emotion this time. cination. The in 1552 in order to so could So he geuulne must have drawn tbe that of any other farm product. to Montpellier study ets she go anyway? his somo inder the door, Edgings, The best mechanical englueer could She'll know whether she loves me or And, as if to voice thoughts, demand for good butter and cheese on medicine. lie iu the house of wrote another note. Inclosed the tickets out of with her paws, tbiok- better. There lodged one said behind "Are you wor- :ey sight not have planued things not, and If sbe does she'll walk me In them, " the world's markets is unlimited, and, Stock and Home. bis Catelan, one of the with It and handed both envelopes to I was with her.' was a a scream aud a suiash. professor, sun ng playing as an whoop, ear."—London shiping the god?" Stove Wood and so long the quality is maintained, his and the one contain- by the Mail. « greatest doctors of time, yet, the messenger. And and there was even and can Keep With the Times. and then an auto brought up against Carrlngton turned, all-round, profitable price Up writes Platter, "we were to the tickets was never delivered. Joke From a aud sent the compelled ing the desire of both of An American England. always be secured. Conditions are forcing the considera- rail fence splinters fly- Dulcle—Dulcle, i»at our stew In the usual French fash- All unconscious of this fact, Carrick A Queen Elizabeth Joke. Tbe typical American, says a con- Coal at The monthly check from the factory tion of questions upon the attention of their hearts. ion—that is to say, picking tlje meat went back to the office at S o'clock. Queen Elizabeth liked her jokes, aud. tbe Illustrated provides the mainstay in the household, tbe farmer in an entirely different man- Fate was with tbe young man from "You look like η young brave wor- rlbutor to English were a as the returns from is not out with our lingers and then èriuking Fifteen minutes later word came that although her pleasantries of to making against precarious ner than formerly, but tbe lesson Boston. He stopped bis machine and shiping," she repeated as she sat down Ingazlne. although partial In mixed farming, the received. after the broth. In vain we begged our Mr. Kern was delayed by a wreck and less sanguinary turn than ber father's, is often tempered and un· A. W. Walker & Son's, yearly crops. always willingly To-day leaped out and over tbe dead eow mut on the grass beside Royal and spread okes, quick income from the dairy is the most re- all tbe and teaching of the hostess to let us have spoons, but not that the board meeting would be held she must have been even more for- a made an- preaching the uucou -clous chauffeur lying on liis out her rosy flounces. ble to recognize Joke by South Maine. liable. there is too much to the was be In the midable than usual wheu to Paris, past opposition arms were extend a slugle ofte to found next morning. disposed "I would rather ther. with results that are sometimes as a result of back, and bis strong Carrlngton laughed. The farmer's silo and to Men will not accept "V household, silage. house, the only Implement on the table \JU lue I.UUUV.C IUUV m·*"» i" be frolicsome. A tale may be found with because ed to tbe balf faiutiug girl in tbe ton- worship you." inpieasaot. dairy work, is always supplied the lessons presented partly an to the letters with them as tbe being a large knife fastened with in time to escort Miss Welland in one of Lord Essex's she said, Thus, a senator was once at a fash- A Reliable fresh milk and cream, butter and cheese, they necessitate a breaking from the neau. S be fell into just "I came over to tell you," PATARRH a Iron chain. No one here seems to have theater he rushed off to find her, onlj regard to a new dress belonging to oue dinner at Washington MtHMHB pork, bacon aud veal. standards of the past and partly from farmer came from tbe bouse witb "that we leave tonight. Father's rheu- otiable party ever heard of spoons, which we at to be informed by the maid that she of her maids of houor, orer the pos- he was asked what fish he would Remedy Storekeepers, traders, bankers, finan- old time If dairying is to be milk pail in bis band and cried out: matism Is worse, and we are going to vlien practices. on men all we more suc- a home find so useful." Montaigne was had gone out He went home then, session of which the owner bad been cial and politicians fully realize, made profitable must feed "Now. by crickety. but tbis Is nice a sanitarium, and he wants you fwo ake. Ε f s Cream Balm after of that wher- culent food in winter. beets astoulshed when he visited Switzer- where he was pressed Into rash enough to exhibit some elation. he said. "1 reckon I'll take years experience, Sugar state of affairs, aiu't it! Wbat in promptly to come up to the hotel for a farewell "Waal." ii quick). absorbed. ever is conducted, farmers more matter than in 1580 to find that "at all meals service his sister who The It seems, was several dairy farming carry dry mangels, Jericbo bave -folks beeu doing?" land by Beatrice, young Indy, dinner. He's to have everything tlaice." Relief at Once. are you going are most prosperous, mortgages therefore are more profitable, but on the table as wanted as far as Gladys Bur Inches taller than her hardly to be re- they "Tbis auto struck your cow." brief- they put many spoons company majesty, that's ludlgestlble, from lobster to A wit who chanced present _:-»··<, soothes, found, and the value of landed somehow the of rarely supposed larger yield as be as there are people present."—West ton's. And at the Burton door they perhaps quite a nice or leyal thing to drink narked. with a twinkle iu his eye. anlil iti the most difficult ami a a more a nice With Chronicles us Its the were Later, when he heard wet was to put wit "but what's ______One of the trying such time. Succulence plays but you've got yourselves into authority, begun. extremely day, pleased look like a rose." ind shooting the dead, H which the in or numbers' Trade Journal says that the the of the tickets, be tried It on and trail It for behind her practical problems poultry important part growth production scrape. Yes. sir; gone and killed uiy nondelivery yards But David said nothing, aud Dulcle liai to you. you deru'd stranger?" has meet is that of we the was now in s^HAY FEVER keeper to keeping than realize and animal's liking smashed fence, aud the lmthrooin was an invention of King acain But Purves Bland In the mud, the owner of the hu- for Afterward, when the Joke was ex- at cow and uiy asked abruptly, "A penny your 1 Sui- u. Full siz»' .>0 cts., l>ru^- hie houses ami stock must be considered. If this means the were as poultry reasonably will send you to Solomon, who put It In use a thousand the play, and explanations imp™ miliated garment having to appear ilalned to lilni. the senator confessed mail, lu form, <-euts. mites and other external tastes it also two tbiugs together thoughts?" by liquid free from lice, study of individual sug- before the Christian era. It was never saw Miss Welland fun and con- for at least days!" years slble. He delighted with the royal flown on the of hat lie had acted rather hastily, aud uer*, <>ti Wurreu Street, New York. There are many increased returns for that study. Jail thirty ••They have wings parasites. proprietary gests sinful to enter the unless Mr. Bland as of lookers- he to shall all damages, of course. sanctuary unless the hint-impervious descension the rest the her. ο show that he bore no grudge preparations on the market designed The returns are necessary and we miist "We pay the wind," David told to the was clean, and for was at her elbow. He haunted balls Tatler. of the accomplish this end in oneway or an- find them.—Dr. Twitchell in Maine Please let I his young lady go thr body perfectly on.—London "Daisy Is dreaming of a girl. He's veut to the funeral Inopportune E. W. the the accommodation of a bath- and recitals and tea fights In an eu iHAlDLEK, other. All of these preparations are, Farmer. bouse. She Isn't hurt. I hope, but priests in love. Miss Carew." laughed Car- vit. tub was erected at the entrance to the tell her of the that No Cause For however, in proportion to their efficien- accident has shaken her up." deavor to meeting Worry. rliiiftnn. It is desir- Lurks in Harness. It was said of Solomon, "He didn't come off. but In vain. "It's sure strange how mar- cy, very expensive. highly Accident Rotten "Oh. she can go to tbe bouse. Look temple. enough Dulcie caught her breath. "Iu love?" Getting at the Root. able from the of economy to made a molten sea of ten cubits from of and and some meu." commented a Finish ! standpoint One recent issue of a news exchange at that cow lying there! Only seven Weeks plotting planning riage changes "Yes. And I'll bet he won't get her." While visiting the south recently Builders' and which use methods, to the Farmer office contains ol brim to brim round in compass Nand for that nevei a dweller to a η resident of a preparations coming years old and giving ten quarts waiting opportunities Washington Heights turned suddenly and looked at iravcicr chanced upon > furnish DOORS an.t WINDOWS of any shall be or more efficient than Itoyul equally accounts of two serious accidents, due five cubits the height thereof, and α came left him worried and bungrj friend who stood with him ou a corner. St. >r at reasonable milk a day! Worth $30 of any man's- his friend. "Please," he said, and his ileepy hamlet in Alabama. style vrtcee. the articles and at the same of a tbe proprietary in one case to the breaking bit, line of cubits did compass It that his carbon "Now. see that uiv Into towu?" ask- money. It's a serious Job. my friend.' thirty looking. Why rejoice chap entering voice was stern, "dou't bring her "Are you a. native of this time cheaper. other to the way of a harness to the meas- a when giving was assisted to tbe roundubout." According improvement scheme was apartment house? lie's been married needn't l>et. traveler. The Maine Experiment strain was to Miss IIaddon the con versa t ion. And you κ! the Agricultural when unusual brought was go^ Also Window & Door Frames. on this farmer's wife recel ν urements, the Solomonlan tub for- the gW In the world-itbad only two weeks, aud yet say. do you win her." asked the Station has been experimenting bear them tbe horse taking house, where the only I dou't dare hope that I can "Am I a what?" languidly against by the look ολ :i matter in connection with other then Mr Dillon returned ty-five feet In circumference at top reached that stage-wouWn t see what he's carrying? Well, it's 01 poultry In each instance the runaway ed her. and A shadow deep in Dulcie's eyes. )ne addressed. ■vint of any klark, send In your order·. Pine Lum would in all probability not have hap- to the chauffeur lie flung garbage pail "You are talking In riddles." she said "Are you a native the Free oxen .. >Mng!eson hand Cheap for Cash. lar entitled "How to Keep Poultry had the held when the those bad saved him rested on carved figures of and cisely ae she looked at everybody else! if any one had told him three mouth- pened parts out, but highballs "Are you really In loveV" "What's that?" from Lice." In this circular directions of brass east in one won strain was put upon them, since the from serious He was more was solkl piece, But his persistence finally. Bj ago that he'd carry a garbage paw whether were η some Injury. "He really Is." Car-lngton luterposed "1 asked you you are given for and using and one a en making drivers were skilled courageous; than hurt. and. after belnp decorated with floral design. Con- the assistance of Dick through the street he'd have been It." Dulcle of and Job Work and effective Intoxicated "Yon must tell me about lative the place?" P'aning, Sawing simple, cheap extremely made a sensational mastery of with It there were ten small Sargent^ saw having the fence, pro- nected caged and consequently sympathetic ready to tight. I never such a" this there at remedies agaiust lice. Anyone on to propped up against tried to speak lightly. At Juncture appeared for Sale. poultry tbe running animal by climbing which were used for was of a of Mist friend in Matched H tie Sheathing this circular ceeded to Indulge In a good, long cry sinks, washing he assured monopoly "All right-all right," the said, won't :he door of the cabin the man's may obtain a copy of by tbe shafts, the animal by the "Perhaps." David "you open catching at Mr Dillon the offering. Welland and the billiard room during terrupted. "Tell me about him nes: After a applying to Director Chas. D. Woods, nostrils and thus choking him to a stand- When finally liberty «•are to listen." ivlfe, tall, sallow and gaunt. \v. i n wiimk, Station. and said: a dance at Burton's one night. Dick she Maine Agricultural Experiment still. turned to the farmer Corn Product· Entrained. year." As the two men walked to the club- ;arefnl survey of the questioner be had tc Maine. In writing please men- to call now to talk with promised fifteen minutes if "Why?" tin- Orono, The Farmer has taken occasion "I am ready you.' The president of a western railway house where they were spending ja id: tion this paper. to the of having the there's to be some tremen- tie Purves Bland with the portieres. •T.ei-uuse he'll be changed back agait. "It's no sense. BUI? He attention necessity "Yes. got system was spending the week end at week end Carrlngton said lazily: "Ain't you got outfit and In tbe "Miss he breathless lhat time. Dou't about the whole driving strong reliable, dous talking over this thing. Welland," began ay worry to us tell Dulcle tonight. You'll aieans was livin' heah when yo' Over-Conservatism a Curse. the country house of a friend in New up to yo' with this done, if the driver will but a constable, and It's my lv when Bland had been lured away case."—New York (Jlobe. before first place. I'm York when one some reference be offering me congratulations In the was born or was yo' born yo' it is this "conservatism" that bis nerve and close attention evening Mrs. Alas, keep give business to arrest somebody for speed by Dick and the future heah. Now, answer blm." in our of his most was made by a layman touching the morning. David." begun livin' kills progress and deadens pride to studying tbe moods horse, know the of 'What Sargenta om· There. If that machine hadn't been go at "you night And All With Company met his environment. It is this con- accidents can be averted, but a weak, Ing. commercial greatness of the country Hut David's eyes squarely -Success, earthly mil»* an hour tbe cow could an Would Do' "Now. i-tilldreii." said the mother a Raid. servatism that sends the boys and girls rotten outfit puts him at tbe mercy of Ing thirty evidenced by railway operatious. "Don't be too sure, Victor." he It I've been "But you were to teach me to piny a whole roomful of had conn of this homes to the cities, wind that flutters a paper, an awn- have dodged throwing "What is true," ok company But Carrlngton was so sure that Married Couple·. country's every you say quite Miss "Curing" to wonder and rail at to of the auto- stones and clubs at ber ever since she billiards, you know," remarked in, "suppose von rut»· off and play b.\ down to leaving "father" ing or a tent, sayf people swered Mr. Dillon. "If you will figure that's all over and forgotten." her looked on at the tableau fowl that 150 each ur better Los guests David knew what had happened to themselves, Maine. lay eggs at the present time. Substantially leaving Angeles?" with the slow their energies curing Norway, large up the damages 1 will pay." Being equipped only Edith. Then, turn Into a than oue that lays but t>0 for the uses milk the At this remark a woman "Goody." replied when his friend threw himself be a deal liKT THE SHURON. yearly everybody every day, yet present of mere man. the homes would great hap and the difference in in- "Waal, we'll call the cow $30 and going mental processes to her sister, she said, "Now not to same period mass of consumers look upon it ae could uot suppress her astonishment Ing chair beside him and did try are There are great was somewhat dazed this pier than they today. come from such a dock, the difference is in the fence about $2. As for the speed- Carrlck by Maude, you run up to mamma's room valuable only f.ir the cream there and Incredulity. "How you men do ex- see Dulcie alone again. wives who are bending all ol the of a competency have to he taken before Information. For weeks ho had been her false balr that can scolding between gaining it. We have been especially reminded ing. you'll she exclaimed. "You know and get all you He did not drpatn. however, that Car- aggerate!" s their energies to the task of curing Α. Ο- and the eking out a bare subsistence a of Johnson. Ile lives six miles preparing himself to take the enemy of tbe absence of critical knowledge Squire well that eveu two could And."—Ladles' Home Journal. would exact from him any fur- a few very engines rlngton ι heir of habits far less det- from farm fowls. By securing familiar article from tbe but Is off on a visit to his brother fortifications storm. To find that husbands Watch- this testimony away, a train!"—New York by for sake. Ι 5 veirs expert a of not such ther sacrifice friendship's to the of the home well-bred fowl, roll poultry netting offered before a committee of tbe Massa- now. and 1 can't pull there was to be no war was surprising, rimental happiness In New Jersey Just Lov·. as sat together on maker with Bigelow, and off the corner of some tbe matter Tribune. But that night they than the habit of scolding. There are partition chusetts Legislature having wheu he'll be home." to 6ay the least is one verb for a wife can say Properly there only the beach under the stars Carrlngton it Boston. as shelter, the good a standard nnder who have set themselves the Kennard Co·, building of legal investigation. "But we can't fool around." "You know all about It?" he queried husbands fowl of some was Preferred the Men to Talk. love. It Is not "amo.'' It is not said: fellow. I don't see how I start raising pure-bred Something out of the ordinary "Old task of I heir wives of Imper- another "Can't you? Waal. 1 guess you'll stupidly. not softest Italian curiug good laying strain, the in the testi- A Philadelphia writer who belongs "aimer." It is the am going to live without her. Let me specially sprung upon assembly to me "Yes." fections of so much less consequent All Work discard the and as this a in chil- have to When you're talking No of man ask year mongrels mony of Dr. Rotch, specialist to the Society of Friends is a charm- verb. printed language have another chance before you and in numbers and to tbe law. I could "And It's all Γ than the infirmities of character Guaranteed. well-bred Hock increases dren's diseases and an author- you're talklnir is one from his forgotten knows it. But the violin knows It. accepted lug story teller. Here her." husband him- farm life wili be brightened be- milk of a natural- the three of vou and take you "Yes." temper possessed by the prolits ity, who declared that handcuff of anecdotes. and the wild bird knows it; even the of the love that he had from well- store Quaker Something Scotsman. cause of the rewards received low fat is needed by bim to Jail. Why. man. killing a cow "Forgiven too?" self.— Kd in burgh A little out of the way ly percentage right "The story goes." he said, "that loud sea knows it. The rose la It, and the for whom bv directed effort.—Alma Cole Pickering. and is to any a huumu "I so." t»li for the boy, Victor, in his practioe, superior Is uext door to killing belug! suppose look of a man's to walk. among Ute congregation once moon Is it, and the bouors at school and but it pays other in certain cases, and that it is It?" talking "Then," said Carrlt4ni^f Μη. wife of Rev. Seth Ben- Berry, secretary On the Oxford road, pair At » Probate Court, bald ftt Parla, In and Benton, ad- serve on the traverse jury at tbe October ftrfotrd 5cmoc vat, recent decease wm noted in Civic League, delivered an inspiring for the of Oxford, on the thli^Tueeday of ion, whose and H. P. Sbaw has been of A. D. Park. County dress at the oburch last term of court, glasses. Inquire 1b the year of our Lord oat thousand ISSUED TUESDAYS. lut week1· items, was born June 15, Congregational Sept., THE DOINOS OF THE WEEK IN ALL ■ drawn as nine hundred and nine. The following matter and her in Bidde- Sunday morning. In the evening grand juror. 1840, spent girlhood A G. W. Tllton, H. P. baring been preaented for the action thereupon OP and nnion service was held in the M. B. party including it la Oidiud : SHOES SECTIONS THE COUNTY. iord. Later her parents, Jacob B. hereinafter Indicated, hereby HEAVY a most «tir- W. C. Allen, J. E. Warren and to ftli in iOJTH SEP. 28, 1909. Sarah moved to Greenwood charch, and Dr. Berrv gave Shaw, That notice thereof be given persons PARIS, MAINS, Emmons, made a run to a of thla order to be she the Spanlding, Jr., Phillips Wanted. tereated, by cauaing copy ind it was while in that town ring temperance address, showing in the Ox- Paris HUL living law automobile. Tbe aoenery pnbllahed three week· suooeaslvely MEN with Mr. Benson to in temperance aentiment and Sundaj by Help a at 8outb FOR Lady ford Democrat, published became acquainted change tbe is varied and newspaper Pint Church, Rev. β. W. F. Hill, pas- 1883. enforcement daring the past ten year·. along way extremely Parla, la said County, that they may appear at a A Τ WOOD & FORBES, Baptlat whom sbe was married March 5, on i tor. Pnachteg every Sunday at 10:45 i. «. music was rendered the beautiful at this season. Probate Court to Se held at said Parts lived after Mr. Benson retired from Special by at 9 wear, is than ever be- Edit·*· mm! Proprietor·. Sunday School al IS. Sabbath evening aervloe They Mr. Owen the the third Tuesday of October, A. D. 1900, For hard ont door larger at ill Methodist choir. Rev. occupied Baptist Mason Co., at 7:39. Prayer Meeting Thursday evening sctive ministry on account of health, in the Manufacturing of the clock in the forenooa, and be beard there- for Oil ttSOBO* M. ATWOOD. A. E. fOKBSS. 7 30. Covenant lb· last Friday before The Tuesday with pulpit Sunday morning, speaking on If aee cause. fore. Calf Creedmoor $2.00. Meeting for some ten years on a farm at North Academy opened 38-9 they Kangaroo the lat of the month at 2 â0 F. Μ. All an interest of tbe anti-saloon league. South Paris, Maine. Sunday was and one one hundred and fifteen scholars, Andrew T. late of Brownfleld. Creedmoor for not otherwise connected are cordially Invited. Paris. This sold, year ago Oreenstreet has been the Mention, Grain in Lace and $2.60. number. The Mrs. Etbel will and for thereof Congress, Tun *1 JO » year If paid strictly In advance. Universal!#» Church, Rev. C. A. Knicker- last March Mr. Benson the S. unusually large entering deceased: petition probate purchased the of Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Lunt re- Martha S. the executrix and We also Otherwise $3.oo a year. Single copie· 4 cent». bocker, Pastor. Preaching every Sunday at here. class is the in the history of guest Horse for Sale. presented by Sanda, Also better for $3.00 $3.60. Newell Young place and moved largest therein named. grades 10:4S A. m. Sunday School at U :4S. Λ ΓΤΚΤΠΙΚΚΚΓΓβ : — AU 1er s I advertisement· Mrs. Benson was one of eleven children, school. cently. One horse. for $4.00, Cole celebrated his good four-year-old Hebron, deceased: have high cut shoes $2.60, $3.00, $3.60, «re three consectlve Insertions for #1.50 Sam Olbson has finished for Master Cyrus flarah B. How·, late of given is » ware- leven of whom are now living, five of clerking some Inch In of column. Special contracts UT H. Heald having large sixth with a party of Dark bay, speed, wl'l and petition for probate thereof presented have a fine line per length now residents here. Much C. K. Fox. birthday Tuesday up-headed, and We surely got made with local, transient and yearly advertis- house for the of erected these being of by Ida M. Leslie, the execntrlx therein named. $4.60 $6.00. storage apples T. held an bis schoolmates. Refreshments cake fifteen one-half hands, kind. Rea- er». is felt for Mr. Benson in his The W. C. U. intereating that at "Hillside Orchards" on the South lympathy late of deceased; and we know better at the home of and ice cream were served. son for west. Horse Job Π. Rtwioa, Paria, of these goods positively Job Panrrise —New fast electric success- and as he is not meeting last Tuesday for type, presses, Paris road. Mr. Heald is a very ludden affliction, yet Buckfleld Club met with selling, going will, codicil thereto and petition probate When workmen and low prices for futnre Mrs. A. M. Clark. from the The Literary at near Wesl thereof Martha M. Rawson, the ones cannot be made for the you power, experience·! ful fruit and his new venture ible to make much plans any Reports the His- Lauri Immonen's, presented by price. combine to make this department of our buel- grower were Mrs. C. M. Irish Tuesday, and therein named. to store about fif- He will miss a state convention given. Paris. to sell executrix can find what aess complete aud popular. will give him a place irrangements. deeply of the Club with Miss Prince. Want right away, jg-c want footwear, remember, you you relatives Rev. J. H. Little, tory A. late of Wood- teen hundred barrels to await the beet devoted companion and many pastor Washington Billings, a rent Tbe Canton fair drew its usual quota that Lorenzo 8. Bill· ind friends will feel her loss. Dniversalist church, has secured PROBATE NOTICES. stock,deceased; petition want at the right price here. market. keenly move from this and Thurs- Inrs or tome other suitable person be appointed MJIttLE COPIE». his first on Paradise and will soon place Wednesday all Interested In either of tbe estate* I A. closed his Mr. Benson's two by Street, To persons as administrator of the estate of «aid decease·) Democrat are fonr cent* Rev. C. Knickerbocker daughters One hundred and tiokets I Single Copies of the his here. day. sixty hereinafter named : Lorenzo S. brother. of summer here and he wife, Ella, wife of Alpheus Andrews, family presented by Billing*, each. They will be mailed on receipt price by pastorate Sunday, Carlson has to were sold at this station. At a Probate Court, at Paris, In vacation, lr or for the convenience of Mon- ind wife of C. N. Perkins of Mrs. Qotthard gone de- the publisher» patrons and Mrs. Knickerbocker returned Llda, on Harlow and for the County of Oxford, on tbe 25th day ol Sarah E. Densmore, late of iliram, on near where Mr. Tbe home the Nathaniel al- jingle copie· of each Issue have been placed Mass. have been with him as much as "Elm Wood" Brockton In the year of our Lord one thousand ceased ; first and (innl account presented for day to their home iu Arling^pn, Brewer, was fire Sept., •ale at the following place· In the County tbe ten Mrs. Carlson has secured a rent. place destroyed by Monday nine hundred and nine, the following matter lowance by Charles Bankln, administrator. The have Mr. Knickerbock- possible for past days. a of SHOE given barn been for the action N. parish Gor- The SWEn was down from containing quantity having presented thereupon Ε. South Shurtleff's Druy Store. home this W. A. night. H. late of Andover, de- CO,, sum- returned Bunting Fred Pari·, er a unanimous call to return next Perkins Monday. was not hereinafter Indicated, It la hereby ObpkAkd : Barrett, Drup Store. Ν. to visit his last Sun- and farming tools burned. first account for allowance Norway, Noyé·' and will The funeral service on the 19th, ham, H., family bay That notice thereof be given to all persona In ceased; preaented Stone'· Drug Store. mer which it is hoped expected Sunday, Tbe Is owned Will and K. Barrett, administratrix. MAINE. both services place by Fogg, terested, by causing a copy of this order to tx by Lydia House Block, NORWAY, Buckfle'.d, Alfred Cole, Postmaster. be was very largely attended, day. a Opera accepted. who Is a R. F. D. was at the time of tbe âre, published three weeks successively In the Ox ward: final account Pari· Mrs. Harlow, Poet Offloe are re- the Methodist and Unlversalist James Hutchios, unoccupied James A. Barrows, 118*8. Bill, Mr. and Mrs Jarvis M. Thayer it about two ford Democrat, a published at Soutt Hollla Telepbono West Paris, Samuel T. White. has sold his farm to Mr. Barnett having moved out newspaper presented for allowance by Turner, the arrival churches omitted so tbe people carrier, family Parla, In said that may appear at ceiving congratulations upon being vil- County, they guardian. music was and will move his family to Bethel weeks ago. Probate Court to be held at said Paris, on tin of a little Prances Elizabeth, could attend. Excellent daughter, Parsons has sold bis place to third Tuesday of Oct., A. D. 1909, at nine of th< Arrlngtoa Mason, of Buckfleld, ward; Coming Event*. furnished a mixed and lage. Henry L. born last Wednesday. by quartette, DeCoster of Leeds. clock In the forenoon, and be heard thereon li fifth account presented for allowance by Car and Miss there was a of beautiful dow- Emery see cause: Mrs. Joseph P. Thompson profusion Maine Fruit Product Co. will have they roll Mason, guardian. Weet Oxford Tbe •Sept. 2*. À fair, Eryeburg Olive who have the ers. the A. of de L. final account of Maine State Poino- Thompson, spent On Friday evening, 10th, despite their for business this week, Frank NhnrtlefT, late Paris, Lucy Newman, minor; Nov. 9, io, II.—Meeting to their Mr. Freeman L. number of plant ready will and for thereol for allowance by Henry H. Lure, Soclet!·. summer at E'mhurst, returned Sunday, Sept. 19, the falling rain, a goodly and will twentv cents hundred ceased; petition probate presented loglcal Norway. M. Stewart were mar- pay per bv Walter L. Gray, the exccutoi Jan. I, 5,6.—Exhibition of Western Maine Poul- home iu Portland Monday. Cooper and Alice and friends assembled at the presented guardian. parents pounds for cider apples and sixty cents therein named. try Association. South Parts. the at ried Rev. L. W. at the home home of Mrs. Dana Philbrook on (tarry H. French, of Porter, minor; peti- After October first, library by Raymond pretty for for for this and real estate on E. Marshall on apples canning. Apples Mary C. Walker, late of Parle, deceased tion for license to soil convey Hamlin Memorial Hall will be open of Mr. and Mrs. A. High Mechanic Street, which was very kindly diameter NRW ADVERTISEMENTS. purpose roust be two inches in will and (or probate thereof presents presented by Charlea P. French, guardian. Afternoons from Street. Mr. Cooper has for many years for the recital the petition Suits. A. the executor Iherelr Fall Charles Men's Wednesdays only. opened piano given by and sound. will make later by Walker, from made it his home at Mr. Marshall's and They jelly Dan W, Salter, of Hart, Mich., ward; peti- 2:30 to 4 o'clock, and evenings of Mrs. Stella W. Burnham. That named. real estate You'll be Pleased. pupils in tbe season. tion for license to sell and convey the bride was a native of Nova Scotia. themselves and their ADDISON E. HERRICK, H. New Kail Suite and Coat*. 7:30 to 9. the participants did Mrs. Ada Shaw her presented by George Allen, guardian. was decorated for accompanied of said Court. The Shaw Business College. Doe went to Portland last week The parlor prettily faithful teacher much was re- Judge Benjie credit, to West A true Attest B. Standlcy, late of Canton, de Eve Glas* Value. for a time in the and a lunch was daughter, Helen, Bridgewater. copy— George this store is to fur- where he is to be employed ceremony, wedding seen, as each nimber received will ALBKRT D. PARR, Register. ceased; first account presented for allowance by The object of Millinery Opening. a peatedly Mass., last week, where Miss Shaw store. lerved. Tbe bridal are on the least Ruth E. stand ley, administratrix. Probate Notices his sister's couple a hearty applause, not being enter Howard in Nova Scotia. Seminary. NOTICE OF FORECLOSI RE. nish for immediate wear just such 2 Notices of Foreclosure. wedding trip the tiny, eight-year-old girl, Marjorie and A villa Dolly M. Babb, lute of Peru, deceased; DISTRICT. with Mr. Mrs. Ο. H. Hersey daughter Frank (I. Fifth and Alice M. Ffftl 1 Noticed of Appointment. I'AKTRIDGE Schools opened last week who her of the WHEREAS, llnttl account presented for allowance by John Notice·. Allen, accomplished part of Maine, are visiting Mrs. and both of Dlxfleld, In thi smart well made 2 Bankruptcv William D. Gates of Mt. Nelson Mixer of Woodstock in Phillips, (husband wife) S. Harlow, executor. looking, correct, Probate Notices. Mr. and Mrs. prinoipal program with a correctness befitting Chas. F. and of Oxford and State of Maine, by thel and Miss Heraey'a brother, Berry, county de- Kor Sale. called on friends in this the grammar room, Ethel those of The violin and deed dated the 28th day of Autu«t, A Kmelinc II. Camming*, late of Paris, two weeks Vernon, Me., riper years. other friends in town. mortgage balance suits as an order Lost. of South Paris assistant. Miss P. 1905. and recorded In Oxford registry ο ceased; petition for order to distribute placed one this week. Crockett duet Harold Moore and Earl of Au- P. neighborhood day piano by Mr. and Mrs. Merton Tllton Book 289. 242, to me, tin rein ilnlng In li a handa presented by Eugene of Boston has been Crockett boards at W. W. Dunham's. Heeds, Page conveyed from the tailors. Mr. Parker Gale Coffin was also much enjoyed, as, Indeed, Mrs. a certain of Real E*tati executor. ahead will bring Hebron is burn have been visiting Cyntbia undersigned, parcel Smith, Boys' Dormitory, Academy. a few with his sister, Mrs. Miss Annie Stoehr of Sabattus again it one of the situate Γη In the of Oxford an< spending days were all the numbers, being Tilton. Dlxfleld, county A. late of Hebron, decease! ; teacher in the room and boards St ite of Maine, and described as follows, to wit Mary Warren, Charles H. Hodgdon. Mrs. Hodgdon primary best musical treats of the season. May and Mr. for déterminait ·η of collateral Inherit- more care- Mr. and Mrs. Warren Sbaw The farm occupied by Blanche Walt for manj petition The cloth could not be now to Lewiston as at Ε. E. Tuell's. added to Mrs. anon tax by Jamrs S. Wright, agent A STATEMENT AND AN APPEAL. and brother have gone formerly many more children be Rlcker were in Lewis- and on which rhe died, and known as thi presented and Mrs. Walter A. executor. a few with her Miss Agnes Gray is attending high The Walte and containing elghty-flvi for James Flanders, care- to slay days daughter, Burnham's list of pupils! following ton on business. Îearsylcr farm, is as Paris. Friday acres more or less with the there fully selected, making just Mrs. Minnie school at South was the (85) buildings Mary A. Warren, late of Hebron, deceased ; Young. programme: There was a school social at Nezinscot Ibe condition of »ald Jamee The new dormitory for at Hebron to Miss Helen H. Dexter has entered the on, and whereas mortgag first account presented for allowance by A fine boye | Mrs. Robert Davis has gone Quebec alx hands, Kramer. now reason ο finish as smart. gath- In an- Polonaise, Op. 7, Hall Thursday evening. has been broken, therefore, by A. Flanders, executor. ful, just Academy is nearing completion. Mr. and Mrs. Wil- fall term of school at Edith Dorrle Frost, Hazel Arno. thereof I claim to visit her parents, high Norway. Mareden, Mr. and Mrs. of Lisbon Falls the breach of tbe condition other week the will be com- Bowker visited at Sone, Bohm. Haley of said ADDISON E. IIEBR1CK, Judge of eald Court plastering liam NeW. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Swal'ow's Pottle foreclosure mortgage. ering of durable garments. Marlon Llttlehale. have been of Mr. and Mrs. Dated at thin 22nd ο Λ 'rue ttest : The electric wiring, first on Pond last week. guests Dlxfleld, Maine, day copy—A pleted. plumbing, William S. Mason got prize Bryant's The Last Gottschalk. 1909. ALBERT D. PARK. Register. are ah far Hope, the week. Sepiembe.·, and piping for steam heat all steers. S. T. White made a to Lewiston Κ Jlth Mareden. during JOHN S. HARLOW. grade Hereford three-year-old trip W. H. Conant worked for W. H. 39-41 as can be at this Little Goodwin-Lunt. NOTICE. along they possibly wore their blue ribbon around the last Boy Blue, or They Thursday. Ruth Ricker his absence Friday, and mixed suits in a of the of the building. Estabrook of Banghart. during NOTICE OF FORECIiOSlIRE. District Court of the United States for thi Fancy variety stage progress track and on the road home. Mrs. G. W. Berlin, Williams. friends In the for Rustic Dance, Mrs. Conant spent the day with Herbert F. of Peru, li District of Maine. In Bankruptcy. The contracts for furnishing, grad- Mrs. Tellis F. Thibodeau and Ν. H., visited relatives here recently. Marie Wight. WHEREAS, Campbell to Mr and here. the of Oxford and State of Maine, by hi 1 new and checks, $8 $18. and for the absolute of Hammond ie now im- Dream Martin. county In the matter of plaids ing, completion son Willie were of her sister, Mrs. Mrs. S. Eugene Idyls, deed dated the ο guests Lucia Pea mortgage eighteenth day GUY W. HERRICK, J In Bankruptcy, the buildings and grounds to the point in health. body. A. D. 1906, and r» j Lewiston. his way home. He was taking the oxen amount will be practically pro- next became due he sweet corn has been lacking before the meeting I Considerable to the Franklin County fair. They arc is and and we shall keep it so throughout vided. To reverse this, if seventy-two so and at the same i for a few very large complete became offensive, Λα™"·°ΒΡγ,«Γ-°οΒ™μ &-1>»β hauled to the corn shop days as handsome a of cattle ao you oftec will come to the res at 1 C Trask's eince hie were pair to us need. You are persons promptly time signs of insanity, that the buildings since 20th. Some was so badly for them, year. Come for whatever you pretty will be showing Sept. see. Mr. Wilkinson paid $225 cue with *32 apiece, the problem where he was told him Ed Thompson Β to the that It bad to be people stopping ζ„,^;£Γ(!θ...«ο I damaged by freeze I. 0. Swift of this owned tbem lasl to find it solved. This is a suggestion. place equally plainly to move on. ; cut up for fodder. winter and sold them in June. To the Farmers from one dollar will be most i· extonsne Any gift up Ue claimed to belong to a sect called '"Était CummlnR. makloR The Carters have a large silo and are Bisbee left for Win- received. done j Antipas Monday AT THE PHARMACY OF thankfully the Christian Brotherhood, had busy at work now. to visit relatives. Mr. and Mrs. has with 200 tbrop The term opened boys gospel work in the middle states and Several from here attended the county Frank are house for bim, with an Young keeping and girls taking up their work assisted in several powerful revivals. In reCrï:eHo»o'°RoriordJj.ll.--the gueat o( Mrs. Clint LUtlefield Wed fair. and earnestness characteristic of Oxford eagerness person he was rather below the medium Walter Balentine and Stevens have East Bethel. County. of the school. The trustees several and dark Florence Littlefield is attending height, quite robust complexion- ^Mtee been working for Joseph Oliver. Mies Ella Farwell is friends at F. A. SH U RTLEFF & C< established the number 200 as school Pond. visiting It will soon be time for you to be getting your years ago ed. Scotch on bis father's at Bryant Ν. H. here. Nationality, Berlin and Milan, the desideratum of attendance side and on the German. west oeinei. and APPLE and when other, Lake- Mrs. Dollie Blake is visiting relatives CORN money you SOUTH PARIS, MAINE. The students of the academy are in all the injunction not to Norway "Season changta' lively, Remembering ain at Houlton. it not a check account with the the Maine in Harvard, Smith, no Mr and Mrs. Ernest and son Summer days irone; get open colleges, evil of any man, detaile of bis Pillebury Etta Bean visited relatives at why Wor- speak tira»* am turnln' yaller. Mrs. Φ A " Brown, Dartmouth. Technology, nor name will be George visited at W. S. Partridge'» the F. A. eniTHTLEFF * CO. F. A. SHVBTLEFF conduct given. Same way «buck* ob ctwn. Portland over Sunday. cester Tufts, Michigan Uni- steam mill brown an' Polytechnic, Report says that Skillings' Bresb all scawlet, Lester Bean bas returned to bis teach- Leland Stan- Miss Annie Frost will eoon be nigh; versity, Oberlin College, on the Cnmmings place is to l<'School began the 25th. Joseph 'Skeeter* quit delr slnçln', ing at Vassalboro. Paris Trust ford and others. The trus- the near and Hounds of teacher. " Company University start up again in future, Kittery, Files begin ter die Hoi 1 is has sold his farm here and the students of the to move into the Mies Agnes came home from Coolidge tees, faculty Prank Brooks is about Billings and will move soon. and what few bills have to to from his home In the pay you pay by academy to friends everywhere there to board- Bethel She spent the summer Yet with dearer delight, appeal camp preparatory taking theV Holt is very ill at the home ol act in this hour of need when North, Joseph check? promptly ers. On the fields of his harvest the Yankee looks relatives at Fryeburg. the demand is not heavy upon any one. the shot in Pottle and Seymour Smith are forth. In addition to hedgehog thiua Herbert of Rumford was a guest It will not cost you anything to open an The students the more ask was home from Ν. Where crook-necks are colling and yellow fruit Lyons confidently South Paris recently, another trap- expected Intervale, H., over shines, at H. E. Bartlett's Sunday. us. can as and for this help from the fact that every here while in the act of a account with You little LOANS. ped making And the sun of September melts down on his Edna Bartlett, Gladys and Viola Bart- deposit LOCAL one of them has made a contribution Thus Hall went to Waterville square meal of sweet apples. 8°Elden Sept. Eva Free Urban Bart- as much as you wish. The checks returned summer of sums from one vi at lett, Bean, Bean, during the there are now two the lees of those con- to attend college there. We are and at all times to make l<>:■ lett and John Howe are attending the make a and if have an prepared willing dollar many of them students who to work havoc with Miss Goldie Frost is at work in the The are and cool. to you good receipt you up, temptible animals [ nights growing long fall term of school at Gould to our local merchants, manufact are their school. Academy. upon approved security working way through the fruit and forest trees. Mine Ethel L. Allen has gone back to account here know where you can All are boarding at the new dormitory. you always ers, farmers and others You do not have to be a deposit Faithfully, Many of the sugar maple trees, so tÏÏSft b..o ,ο!«.lob. Brookline, Mass. W. E. Saroent. of cash and get it without us to obtain a loan. It is our to our denuded by worms last summer, have Francis D. Mills is again a pupil in Denmark. get plenty charge with policy keep 1909. *irtwd »' and win Sept 16, leaved out again, and now look Mot«.J Qould Academy. at on checks. vestments at home where we know all about them Me. partially bUi!«ÎîS'H.il Fire on the roof of the boiler bouse your Hebron Academy, Hebron, as do in wben to David Flood's recently. Those who have been potatoes and they spring beginning digging the corn shop was discovered in season the money so loaned will assist in the support upbui· on the But whether that Γ F Partridge of Rocheeter, Ν. Y·. crops. Maine News Notes. put green. report light to prevent much damage this Friday We invite your of the No loan is too email for our cot; a or detriment to the mother .od other t.l.od. last but patronage. ing community. will prove benefit Tl.liJd b" Summer ended Wednesday, forenoon. be seen. autumo weather came in sideration. trees remains to August. Sheriff Meserve of Fryeburg Our recent consisted of Wil- lot*, .nd two children Miss Morrill is the Deputy Frank P. Wagg, son of Mr. and Mrs. company •SnSfc Gladys teaching was in town to-day. son Thomas and wife of Rumford Palls, visited atC. A. a week since. fall term of school in the Flat district. G. G. Wagg of Sonth Lewiston, has suc- H. F. Lovell and Foster Pingree were The National Bank an 18 months-old Flings Mrs. Elsina Coffin has returned from PARIS TRUST Norway cessfully passed all examinations in New accompanied by boy West Lovell. awarded prizes at fair Wednes- CO., whose mother died soon after its Ν. and is with her sister, Bridgton Maine. York and received his appointment as baby, Berlin, H., day on cattle and other things. Of Norway, and were induced to take it Mrs. Fred Noble and daughter Annie Mrs. W. F. Brown. SOUTH PARIS, MAINE. government superintendent of schools in birth, they Mr. Nathaniel Wentworth of Haver- Capital, $50,000 Surplus, $25,000 into their own the father of Lewiston visited ber mother, Mrs Cider are and barrels Canal Zone, Panama. care, feeling apples plentiful, hill, Mass., is visiting at his old home Undivided Profits, safer with it there than anywhere else. Joan McAllister, the first of the week and kegs will soon be filled with worm- $25,000. was here. Haiold Graves, 17 years old, was at tint a little before their for The infant puny departure juice. Corn season is over with at Ban- a packing nearly drowned in Kenduskeag stream thing, and no one supposed its life Victor McAllister has v^,tbuilt 'h^him a A number of girls have recently been the of a about two-thirds pack. gor Tuesday night, breaking would consist of more than a few days; .id rt«i »d D. W. Nlchol. h- . CM- added to the large working crew in the bridge railing throwing him into the wa- but it seemed resolved to live and is riaae house nearly completed. Whitten A Dennison post-card house. Hiram. abutment af- ter. The smooth granite now a line little fellow and is being Arthur Shirley of East Conway has Those who are so interested in deeply Mr. Charles W. has gone to Ice Cream Parlor. on he Osgood forded him no crevice which could cared for with the same tenderness as an heen in the place several days lately the frozen north have only to wait a few "Cook's" be tried California and intends to send for his get a bold, though desperately. own child. looking after his stock. He lost a cow weeks for the poles of the earth to draw saw him family. Five hundred people drown, Last Sabbath we once more looked up- inthe Heald pasture by being m red nearer together. to Miss Anna M. Fowler of is A QOOD PLACE TO COOL OFF. but were unable to get any assistance on the victim noticed When found it was sunk out of week of to and Augusta death, being duly nearly Another pleasure many her Mrs. Eli C. Wads- him in time. last and comes on visiting friend, by West Paris in the paper; eight. profit to some. Fryebarg fair worth. Go. were reminded of these lines: and and Ν. Bolster of who Wednesday Thursday, on : Professor H. C. Emery Yale, again North Pari». Tuesday, On Saturday, the 18th, Hon. Charles We want to remind you of some of the goods always hand "Like other Deaib 'lellghte to imite, North Waterford fair on and nas been by President tyrant· of Friday James Edward K. just appointed Ami a mark le ever hie Mrs. Lois Cobb Sumner Rankin, Evans, Esq., Dayton of chair- shining delight" Saturday. Taft to the important position her brother, A. T. Hollie, j»vieltfln*for a few Hanson and wife, Wm. G. Norton, Rob- is a Will not attempt to any of the man of the new tariff commission, Hebron. W report ert Andrew P. Cram, Root Beer, Ale, Sar- Stock of of last but am McKeen, Llewellyn Orangeade, Ginger Our Fall sod of Chief Justice L. A. Emery of happenings week, very A. Wadsworth attended the G. A. R. Miss Pannie of Auburn Mrs L W. Hollis and two chU(l«ii of a a Thompson thankful we still live, move and have Coca all flavors. Ellsworth. He is a young man, but visited at A. T. HollisMast at Brownfield. Tbe day was saparilla, Cola, Sodas, visited her sister, Mrs. J. C. Donham, 8ο"ΐParis after for an hour campflre and has made a being being squeezed one and brilliant one, thorough week. of autumn's fiaest, the dinner he this in a closely car, pressed in several different of science. Though Boston is at has to Portland to packed emigrant was one of Brownfleld's best. Lieut. Ice served ways. study political Mr. X. Q Bachelder of TrwinLowe gone on all sides in the crowded exhibition Cream, has been referred to some as a free John W. of by Miss work In a boot and shoe store. Hubbard Fryeburg presided. himself as a Tripp's. hall, and jammed hither and thither a fresh and to date line. trader in theory, be classes is at H. K. Mrs. Maud Wescott of Portland is Rev. Newton offered prayer. up and of Lewiston Clough Confectionery, Art Mrs. Blarney over the Oxford County fair grounds. Rugs moderate protectionist. her Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Patriotic addresses by Hon. Albert R. Squares Stearns'. visiting parents, η the shell. We also make a of met Mrs. Levi Hill, Hon. John P. Swasey, Dr. Seth C. Nuts or All Hindi, specialty Personal. Th? Ladies' Circle with North Waterford. Bros, of hate been Gordon, Hon. F. A. Fox, Wingate Merrill Tuesday. Twelve were present F°£tchelder Albany Frank McAllister's new house will Capt. Salted Nnt* and Cocoanut Good*. Is and new. Call and see them. looking for in this of Standlsb, Ε. K. Hanson, Mrs. Wallace large and a pleasant afternoon passed. ginseng vicinity. soon be ready to move Into. The chim- Herbert M. Howes of Ridlonville is W. C. A. a at H.rri»on Uttle—de is .t hom.Irom R. Tarbox of Fryeburg and others of the The T. gave reception ney is built and plastered. Mrs. Mc- Our Cocoanut Cakes, 8c. per dozen. in the class at Bow- Remis. Relief were received with ap- REMEMBER registered entering the Borne Wednesday evening. Allister and children are at her Corps visiting The music and floral decora- doin College. Oxford. home in Stoneham. plause. parental tions were fine. A success. Dickvale. Holt of this grand In the entering class at the University A fire broke ont in Edward Parrott'. Henry Elliott and Ida Paris is of Maine are Guy Wescott of Rumford Jessie A. Hammond of North ■table about four o'clock Tuesday. By place are taking orders for books. South Me. of R. S. also la to NIGHT ON BALD MOUNTAIN. L. P. COOK, Paris,s tod Edward G. Weston of Fr ye burg. visiting the family Tracy, Cora Sorlboer baok Harry Browns LINOLEUM taking a trip to Canton fair. to work. On a lonely night Alex. Benton of Telepl&one B7-11. in tbj entering class at Registered Maurice Tracy is at home fr.im Paris. Mrs. A. B. Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fort Edward, N. T., climbed Bald are the from W7 Colby Col'ege following While at the <:ounty fair he lost a new Hazeltnn and Morey visited at Mountain to the home of a tor- GROWING IN FAVOR EVERY YEAR. Bisbee. be thrte or four hundred dollar·. Harry neighbor, IB Oxford County: Spaulding pocketbook containing ten dollars. Per- Lucian Andrews' of Albany Sunday. tured by Asthma, bent on curing him FOE Hum ford: Elden David Hall, Frederick a at CLOSING OUT SALE HAVE THEM IN SUITABLE haps the work of the man who cut pants Nellie Wright of Roxbury is guest with Dr. King's New Discovery, that PATTERNS ▲twood Hunt, Elmer Horace Unssey, this waa taken from the Mrs. Sarah Tork's home. had enred himself of asthma. Thia Elmer Roy pockets, though DINING SITTING ROOMS, BATH Genevieve Barker, Norway; iaside coat pocket. Ernest McGray, who cut his hand sev- wonderful medicine soon relieved and ROOMS, Bowker, Bryant's Pond. on a is it h« bom. ill Pro.ld.oc. «com- eral days ago sprayer, having quickly cured hie neighbor. Later CHAMBERS AND HALLS. â**ÎÎ some trouble .with it so had to visit a cured bis son's wife of a severe ROOMS, Albany. P lung Card of Thanks. with It. trouble. Millions believe It*· the who has been ill with Mildred W.rd..U physician great- LADIES' REVELATION OXFORDS. Mrs. L. L. Lord, 4 Ws wish publicly to express our heart· w'itt.'nSop.od eat Throat and Lnng cure on earth. a serious attack of asthma, is Eaat Sumner. felt thanks to those who so thoughtfully improving. Colds, Croup, New Stock. E. wife, and I. Coughs, Hemorrhages and Fat Colt and Vici Kid Oziorde, See Our and the beautiful W. Cummings, daughter ""M„mw«d^fl^'°,hM-..cbu..tt. A sudden and severe attaok of acute and Sore are cured It. $3.00 $3.50 fnrnlabed arranged in Au- her son, Leander Ward well. Lungs surely by friends Annie have been visiting relatives visiting other and Howers and to ail neighbors and Mr. died at Indigestion followed by complica- Best for Hay Fever, Grippe Sale Price C and D wide. burn. Sarah Williams Sunday Whoop- $2.26. who so us in our recent tions so the Democrat corre- 50c and $1.00. Trial bottle kindly helped has been ill with of her daughter prostrated ing Cough. for the words Ray Andrews quite th"home that he Is unable to write at free. Guaranteed F. A. Shurtleff A sorrow, also comforting Her funeral was held on Tom- spondent by music Bailey. Jn. of the and the beautiful by indigestion. any whloh fact may account Co. pastor was a attendance at the She leaves two sons and four length, There large day. for the absence of the usual news items. Bolster Co., the quartette. W. O. N. town house 25th. • Benson, dance at the Sept. daughters. is Portland to the corner- Frothingham, Rkv. Srre have Hfe Improving, though slowly. expects lay Dayton Ward well and Leon Kimball are gone Mrs. J. Ella Andrews, Roy Mr. and Mrs. Llewellyn Poland are atone of it» new City Hall during Octo- the rounds with tlie threshing Π AINE. MATya. Mae. Lida E. Pkrklns, folng over the birth of a daughter. ber. SOUTH PARIS, SOUTH PARIS, machine. er, Mr. Orrlngton Andrews. rejoicing Ma. Samurl R. Johnson. 1 let Μη. 0. T. Bonn·*, What is Ρ rut ΦχίοχΛ Death of Prank A. Shurtleff. Androecotzto Valley Agricultural. Dey; S, 0. R. Bill·. Heifen, yew old, CranberrlM, NORWAY. Hyomei Jetnacrât 1, 2, C. ▲. Bonne;;3. C. R. Kills. Calves, Cm ton; 2d Μη. Ν. P. Hntohlneon. = 8TORES. let John BLUE C. A. 2, C. R Eîlis; 3, J. L Grapes, Green Mountain, the Catarrh A VALUABLE CITIZEN AND BU81NESÎ I THACK HKCOBD BROKEN AT THE AN- 1, Booney; The school· opened Monday You Have Heard About Suckles. Tyler. village for .the fall eession with a large P. A. & Co. MAX CUT OFF IN 1119 PKIMK. NUAL KA IB OF THIS 80CIBTY. C. T. Bon- let John morning Cure Shurtlèff SOUTH PARIS. Guernseys, two yo»r old, 1, Moore'.· Early, Tyler. attendance. • —_ nev. Guernsey β, 1 year old, 1, C. T. ΟΒΑΝΠΕ PREMIUMS, for Ouarantee. The apple growers are looking H. F. Richardson; 2, frnit. la a wonderful 10 M:s* Flora A Mure h is the new span The community has suffered a greal There was mirth at the offlcere' head- Bonne/. Calves, 1, let Rockemeka Grange; 2d Canton very for the winter Hyomei antiseptic, T. good pnoes cierk in the post office. lose in the death of Frank A. Sburtlefl quarter· of the Androscoggin Valley C. Bonney. Grange. For Baldwin· th· price will, It i· expect- powerful that it promptly deatroya germ Your Clothier? lit. mucous mem- Be V on We Town team, oxen, Hartford ita action the Can at hie home in South Paris last Thurs- Agricultural Society at Canton, when Antiquarian exhibit, let Rockemeka ed, be three dollar· per barrel. life, yet Mise Anne Parsons of New York le Hartford let. nearly and Mr. Shurtleff was attacked with the rumor was read that Horaea, 2d Canton Mr·. F. and children have brane ia extremely soothing healing; our stores to town. day. newspaper Grange; Grange. W. Jone· a but some one enters supply with relatives in oxen, Mosea Young, 1st, H. It relieves catarrh In five minutes; it There is never day severe pains while attending church the there was talk of a "merger" of this fair Working CANNED θ00IM AND FLOWCHS. returned from 8mall Point, where they 3d. or of ie a few and was and the fair at F. Varney 2d, C. H. Bonney summer month·. cures in a few weeks money back. WANTS. r W. Clark Union spending Sunday previous, obliged to gc Androscoggin County let Mrs. A. P. bave enjoyed the their CLOTHING or FURNISHING Beef oxen, Mosea lat, Ν. Per- Beet all rouud exhibit, the It ia made of and tVs at Uev. A. T. McWhorter's. to his home and call a physician. He Livermore. "If there should be a Tonog 8. B. and Z. 8. Prince attended obiefly eucalyptna kins C. C. Russell 3d. York; 2d Mra. P. J. Grant;3d Mre. Alice taken from the oontinued severely ill, it was at first merger," was the universal comment, 2d, Hudson-Fulton celebration at New Tork eucalyptol eucalyptus II I*. Dennison of West Bethel was at Matched Moses 1st and Neal. of inland Australia. The medi- supposed with an alimentary trouble, "I guess it won't'be this fair that will oxen, Young their absence from home. forests n, .th Paris a short time last week. F. R. 3d. Maple eyrup, let Mre. C. E. Richard- dnring cal knows that is but the case was later diagnosed as ap- be merged." 2d, Sargent The H. F. Webb Co. factory is run- profession eucalyptus 2 steers, Moses Young 1st. son. an certain and Customers? The germ destroyer of Our P. Richardson is in New York and on afternoon there is to induce year-old full corn, absolutely One Mrs. J. pendicitis, Tuesday Certainly at its Are You nothing Herbert Bisbee 1st. Brown let Mre. C. W. Walker; ning capacity. of a or weeks. Dr. talk of a of the as Yearling steers, bread, ai U with the active eucalyptus c tv for stay of two three John F. Thompson came from Port- merger "Canton fair," Saean while not aa full and large uaual, principles Trained Herbert Bisbee 1st. 2d Mre. Ε. E. Caldwell; 3d Mre. more to and land and an It it is when it is steers, much better than was by the as a base Hyomai is made efficient, If are we are it our business please you Mrs. Π. G. Brown of West Paris visit- performed operation. generally styled, setting 1st. Tirrell. expected you making was as Hereford bull calf, Nellie Carver an and by the addi- of found to be a very bad case, and such exhibitions it does in all depart- farmer·. The yield la fully pleasant quick acting as are not a customer ci it (ieo. D. Robertson's over Hereford D. F. bread nnder 1δ, let general disin- retain that If yet you Sunday. the came out from the and trains the crowd Thoroughbred cow, by 8,rl tion of Thymol, an antiseptic and patronage. though patieot ments, special carry dRuth Richardson. average. one. were Neal 1st. No. fectant In the Listerlan are it our business to make you '•lite a nnniber of lawyers in ether and was fairly comfortable for a in three different directions from its very Ruth ▲ delegation from Oxford Lodge, largely employed ours we making Grade Hereford cow, Nellie Carrer 1st Brown bread by girl under 15, Ouaiacol and otber a η last to attêud Probate while, he died about 3 o'clock gates. F. and A. vUlted Crooked River System. important Tuesday Thursday. Richardson. 18, M., in the This fair was held on and 2nd. at Boleter'· Mill· Thurs- medicinal agents are also included Court year's Tuesday, let on ont Mre. C. T. Lodge, No. 162, Time Our Stocks Are Quite of Thoroughbred heifer 3 years, Nellie Flowers, flowere, which without doubt, | At the Present Wednesday and Thursday last week. 3d day evening. Byomei formula, M will be held at the church F.. A. Shurtleff λ Co. In Mrs. Ε. E. Caldwell 2d. Druggists parlor February, which was heartily applauded. 1st, Mre. Caro Harding, Canton; 3d Mre. C. Tim L. Heath and crew are doing at Ί:'·ίΟ o'clock. li»06. the business was incorporated with Plain Mrs. C. W. Walker 1st, -day evening Some improvements have been made cheese, E. Richardson. work for Fred Morse on the foundation OF OUR Mr. Short 1»ff president and treasurer, Mrs. John Tyler 2d. P. M. HAVE YOU ENJOYED AN INSPECTION Edith BrowD, who has been a on the main exhibition building since Sofa pillow, let and 2d Mrs. of his stable and general repairs. Mr. Howard vice-president, and A. L. Sage Mrs. John 1st, Mrs. of her aunt, Mrs. Alic« Thayer, last year, and a number of new stalls for cheesp, Tyler Oliver, Canton; 3d Miee Gladys Waite, C. B. A Sons and Bert Frost Clark clerk. For many years it was the C. W. Walker 2d. Cummings : r her home last both horses and cattle have been built. Canton. have had their elm trees trimmed. Chicago Friday. leading drug store of the village, and for More extensive improvements are plan- SHEEP. Fancy apron, 1st Mrs. Aud Russell; 2d the streets. M. Wheeler has returned to a number of years has been the only one, Greatly improves ,nley ned for another year. Mrs. Mabel Glines, Canton. Mr. and Mr·. Samuel W. Roberta of he has a business which has For beet Hock, 1, J. L. Suckles. L'niversity of Maine, where doing required of ball on be- Mrs. Aud Russell. re- A game base Wednesday J. L. Suckles. Tray cloth, Worcester, Mass., who have recently FALL to the a force of clerks. For a while two Flock of lambs, 1, NEW years more complete quite a silk course^ tween Canton and Rumford resulted in T. B. W. Quilte, epreade and comforters, turned from Scotland, were the guests stores were conducted here, which were Bucks, Oxford Downs, 1, of Hamlin P. victory for Rumford by a score of 2 to 1. let Mrs. Joan Hayford, Canton; of Rev. and Mrs. M. C. Ward. \Vmbers Temple, S., later consolidated. A store was also run Stetson. quilt, to make a effort to On Thursday the same teams played lid Mrs. S. W. Butterfield, Canton; 3d Leah Wetherbee has returned from requested special for some time at West and a store Down Buck, J. L. Suckles. Paris, was Hampshire Point. at ; the uext again, and Rumford again victorious, P. M. P. Melody, Canton Ν. H., and is now employed regular meeting, Sept has been conducted at Paris Hill during Swine, 1 on sow and litter of pigs, Berlin, the score being β to 4. Calico patchwork quilt, let Mre. H. T. the Advertiser office. the summer season for some years. The C. Barker. AND COATS? This society has followed the policy of Tirrell, Canton. Mr. Harry Dean and wife of Yarmouth SUITS .iris of which has past summer a store was also conducted POULTRY. Lodge Masons, continuing good men in office, and has a Outline quilt, let Mre. Etta Glover, have visited Mr. Dean'· sister, Mr·. H. "called off" since will resume at Old Orchard, where a business July, large board of officers who work for its inter- Plymouth Rock fowl and chicks, 1, Canton; 2d Mrs. Ellen Parsons, Canton. J. during the week. of was done. Bangs, regular meetings Tuesday evening ests, and are experienced in the manage-, Mrs. C. E. Richardardson. Chicks, 2, 1st Ellen M. Parsons; 2d Mrs. H. L. after a very Mr. Shurtleff has been since 181*0 Crazy quilt, Winchester, t, week. ment of its affairs. Dr. A. L. Stan- Leon Barker, Hartford. Mrs. Aud Russell. pleasant summer with her Norway peo- The variety is too great to per- treasurer of the South Paris Village Cor- W. W. White fowl and chicks, J. W. Mre. Joan Mrs. L (». Whitten and two children wood of Rumford is president, Leghorn Knit bedspread, 1st Hay- ple, returned to her home at Manchester- poration, and since 1893 treasurer of the Livermore Falls. is West Bethel were guests of her Rose of Canton vice-president, Ο. M. Lovejoy, ford. by-the-Sea the last of the week. She town of Paris. He was a director of the Mrs. W. H. T. Hol- II. W. Dennison, during the R'chardson of Canton secretary, T. B. Brown Leghorn fowl, 1, Log cabin quilt, 1st Mrs. Ε. much improved in health. mit of any extensive description ther, Paris Trust Co. and had served as presi- W. W. Stetson of Hartford treasurer. The , Phinney; 2 J. Lovejoy. Chicks, 1, land. Charles S. jiast week. dent of the South Paris Board of Trade. Norway's postmaster, other trustees are Ε. E. Caldwell of Can- Mrs. W. H. Phinney; 2, Leon Barker, Honiton lace, let Mre. F. J. Grant. Alters, attended the convention of post- •he church nest He was secretary and treasurer of the of the different kinds. But will Baptist Sunday ton, Ezra Keene of Hartford, Stanley Hartford. Pillow slips, 1st Mrs. F. J. Grant. masters at Portland last week. a will be taken Mount Mica Building Association from E. ng special offering Bisbee of Rumford, and W. S. Marble of Black Minorca fowl and chicks, 1, French eyelet embroidery, let Mrs. L. Hortense G. Gregg has returned from he fund of the new church 190», financial secretary of Mount Mica building Dixfield. E. Piper, Hartford. D. Poland, Livermore; 2d Mre. F. J East Denmark, where she spent the that the :>· >wer. Lodge of Odd Fellows from 1890 to Brahma fowl and J. W. say designs, colorings, Only one arrest was made during the Light chicks, Grant. summer, and is now with her father, 1800, was secretary and treasurer of the of the G. A. R. fair. Allie Smith, who has been at Lovejoy. French embroidery, let Mre. R. A Wm. at Andover. e fair of the Ladies Dtirell Hill and Gregg, Cemetery Association, other fairs this was taken Buff Rock chicks, 1, J. W. some ; afternoon anil fall, by Deputy Plymouth Qoss. B. Tubbs, for ten years and textures are very Thursday evening had for a number of collector George styles been years Sheriffs Cole and Small for a sale of 2, Geo. Grover. Canton. Fowl, Shadow 1st Mrs. R. A ι» well and the net Lovejoy; embroidery, treasurer of the Norway Savings Bank, attended, receipts for the Water Co. and for a Grover. Norway liquor, and before Trial Justice R. A. 1, J. W Lovejoy; 2, 3, Geo. Qoss. died of on Wednesday night, ry satisfactory. of insurance In the ^ paralysis number companies. was a costs C. R. I. R. H. F. Richard- let Mre. Aud the Barrows given fine of $0 ®nd S. fowl, 1, Cut work embroidery, Sept. 22, at his mother's on Beal Street. pleasing to the eye, and of the Ladies' Aid of business life of the community he was in Errold The members and thirty days in jail. son; 2, Fred Ellis. Chicks, 1, Russell. He has been for some months unable to « are to meet all an factor. He ap- Hart- Baptist church requested ways important Wild Minnie wasn't here, the famous Ellis, Canton; 2, Raymond Bragg, Millinery, let Miss Sarah Vining. attend to hie bank business. During the close of the meeting next plied himself to business closely—too and for the ford. mate, let are all that prayer wild man is dead, except Miscellaneous articles, table the few years the trouble has been wearing qualities for hie own W. Love- past Wednesday evening. closely, perhaps, physical freak calf tent there wasn't a side-show | White Wyandotte fowl, 1, J. Mrs. F. J. Grant. with him. He was a member of Oxford welfare—and was implicitly trusted in the Ruth 1st town will be held on the grounds. Indeed, though joy; 2, Lovejoy. Burnt wood box, Alice Adkins, F. and A. M., No. 18, secretary A special meeting all his Lodge, could be desired. The dealings. did a business, and Houdan fowl, 1, Mildred Richardson. Auburn. of Oxford No. R. A. prices next Monday, Oct. 4, at 2 r. m., to Mr. Shurtleff had merry-go-round good ; Chapter, 20, M., For nineteen years there were of 1 also on chicks. 1st Ruth Canton: No. hoose a town treasurer to succeed the plenty ball-throwing games Doily, Richardson, and a member of Oxford Council, been an active member of the South and so on, and venders of all sorts of1 Columbian Wyandotte fowl, 1, Mary 2d Mre. Aud Rueseil. R. and S. M. He is survived late Frank A. Shurtleff. was 12, by are within the reach of all. Paris Congregational church. He a on chicks. things in numbers, the "Midway" bad Richardson, also 1 Braided waist, 1st Mrs. F. J. Grant. Mrs. Izah I. Millett Tubbs, daughter of and treasurer of the church for Rev. J. Wallace Cbesbro has been con- clerk sort of lean look. Guinea fowl and chioks, 1, 2, Mildred 1st Mrs. F. J. Grant. I. one m Fancy bag, the late Solomon Millett, son, the Porter District fourteen and was later treasurer ducting services in years, The Dixfield Band played Wednesday Richardson. Wooden ehoes, 1st Mrs. P. W. Morse, Homer D. Tubbs, and one daughter, week. The at- of the for two He was a every evening this past parish years. and Thursday, and its excellent work Bantam fowl, 1, Raymond Bragg. Canton. H. Tubbs. The funeral was on was member of Mount Mica of Odd M. Dorothy tendance at these services very Lodge was highly appreciated. R. C. R. I. Red chicks, 1, L. Berry; Mounted wild flowere, 1st Mrs. Ε. E. afternoon at 1 o'clock under Fellows, Aurora Encampment, Mount Saturday black gratifying. 2, Alton Tyler. Canton. the Masonic order. Interment at Pine Worst- desired fashionable finished with LADIES' COATS, only, heavy Kebekah and Hamlin THE CATTLE. Caldwell, SUITS like cut. Herring-bone lines, Pleasant Lodge, Buff rose comb, 1, let Mrs. W. P. Hutchinson, was for for cold weath- The of Rev. Miss Powell Orpington fowl, Jelly, Grove Cemetery. Mr. Tubbs fine buttons. Skirt is Kersey, just the garment engagement Lodge, Knights of Pythias. In politics There was a good show of cattle, much Donald sd, 42 incb, semi-fitted coat with fancy jet fashionably to the Universalist Bonney. Livermore. some a member of the school and trimmed supply pulpit begins was a He was not years a to er, sleeves yoke lined, he Republican. only better than the average. Specially comb, 1, J. W. Lovejoy. β 1st Merrill missed in satin handsomely trimmed tailor stitched to becoming depth, next and all services will be held Single Sewing by boy years old, board. He will be greatly quality lining, with Sunday, a man whom esteemed and notable were the Jersey Lelita front and front, "back, and sleeves Miss Powell is to everybody thoroughbred Rose comb chicks, 1, Bonney. Canton. town ail. with bias bands of self materials, silk fit the hips smoothly, panel pockets at the usual hours. a man Walker, by respected, but companionable herds of W. W. Rose of Canton, P. 0. R. C. White fowl and chicks, 12 was silk. $10.00. until the first of January. Leghorn, Shadow embroidery by girl yeare Adelia Curtis of Bryant's Pond with new side from knees. A desirable Only supply whom everybody liked. Few men who Barker of Hartford, and C. E. Richard- braid tabs jet buttons; side-plaiting J. W. Lovejoy. old, let Mary I, Richardson, Canton. with her sister, Mrs. Freeland Young, sizes and 17, H. who has ar- have had so extensive with son of and the Holsteln herd of ι Canton. skirt. Made in black, navy blue suit for $15 00. JUNIORS' COATS, 13,15 Miss Mary Taylor, just dealings Canton, Ducks, old, 1, Donald Bonney, last week. plaited home from a of other men make so many real friends C. A. of Engle Nook East Ellen Canton. Maine State Association. to Us mixtures, latest cat, patch pock- ved European trip Bonney Farm, Young ducks, 1, Parsons, Rifle Peter Buck, one of the Boston Post'· and green. It will be hard .And SUITS, Venetian Cloth. Coat is smart- fancy with her rela- and incur so little as did Mr. which has beeo seen at several but- ree months or more, is displeasure Sumner, The annual of this associa- celebrate his 00th birth- and will trimmed with soutache and jet will meeting cane men, will iqual. Only $20.00. cut and made semi-fitted ets, ves here for a few before return- Shurtleff In many ways his loss be of the other fairs of the state. VEGETABLES. ly days tion which was held tbie year on the on Oot. next. He is as smart trimmed collar and felt. day 24th, meet the most exacting demands, trim- tons, handsomely g to her work in Boston. seriously The prize stock, horses and cattle, and best assortment of garden of the Pond Rifle in Largest grounds Bryant'e as the ordinary man of sixty. SUITS, Pine Quality Broadcloth fail to see this Mr. Shurtleff married Laura Clifford, were exibited in the on the track, 1st H. F. Richardson, Can- med with stitched bands and jet buttons. cuffs. Don't garment. an auction parade vegetables, Club, closed night. Dr. Never· and wife of Law- There will be Wednesday of Charles H. on Oct. the Thursday Harry black, smoke and olive. Mannish «laughter Clifford, Wednesday afternoon, shortly after ton. 2nd Herman Tirrell, Canton. was an event of considerable Interest doc- navy, of attractive $7.50. f ernoon of this week of a of It rence, Mass., were the guests of the Skirt very style. Only Only portion 1889, and had one son, Stanley, born entrance of Governor Fernald and hie. coat with notched collar and turned Elmer 29, Delicious, 1st Daniel Neal, men and ie ae Mr. and A. J. :ut V household goods of Mrs. Ou June he Squashes, among sporting regarded tor's parent·, Mr·. Nevers, $12.50. CHILDREN'S COATS, like cut. Grey Nov. 1(5, 1891. 30, 1897, party, and it was generally pronounced Hartford. moet In résulté of trimmed with stitched bands .. at Scott house on the successful any back cuffs, Irn-h, the Skillings married Frances Parsons, best that was ever recently. and cuffs Mary daughter one of the parades 1st C. W. Walker, Canton. in the of the will one SUITS, Self Striped Worsted. Fault- and green mixtures, collar Vvenue. A. D. Park, auctioneer. Turban, meeting held history The ladies of the M. E. church an seams, satin lined. The skirt is of Deacon Stephen Robinson Parsons, shown on this track. 1st F. W. Morse, Canton. and vel- Warren, organization. serve a harvest supper at G. A. R. Hall, models with less lines and good workmanship give trimmed with velvet gilt braid, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Holt were who survives him. There was some criticism of the fact 1st H. F. Richardson. the popular side-plaited Pumpkins, The matches were opened Tuesday 30. this suit a smart vet front and back, buttons. funeral was held at the to home Thursday evening, Sept. distinctive, appearance, piping fancy nets at C. G. Andrews' several days The Congrega- that the cattle were allowed go Swiss Chard, 1st L. M. Berry. but to a in arrival brakeman well defined lines. Only $18.00. morning, owing delay Fred O. Walker of Boston, all round self coat for week. All friends were to tional church at 2 o'clock Sunday, in but the weather really 1st L. M. very serviceable for use, An exclusive $4.50. glad Wednesday night, Onions, Berry. of teams, the match for the team cup on the New York, New Haven and Hart- once more. She was a of Mount Mica I. O. O. F., looked at that time as if a rain storm Can- Wide Weave button wide reet Mrs. Holt charge Lodge, Tomatoes, 1st Ruth Richardson, was not concluded until Wedneeday visited bis SUITS, Herring-bone bands and jet trimmed, mix- as ford R. R., father, Elbridge CHILDREN'S COATS, fancy Paris '05. with Hamlin Lodge, K. of P., acting be us, and it was vduate of High School, might right upon ton. Thie cup was won by the Bry- the fair for the first time Worsted. The coat is exceptionally range of colore. Only $10.00. was a attendance of night. Walker, during trimmed with braid, escort. There large thought unwise to require them to stay Gourd collections, 1st Ruth Richard- club on an score of tures, handsomely lnlinS. Blair was upon for ant's Pond average for eleven years. Mean cut and will contour operated the members of both orders, and a con- for the third as had been give graceful LADIES' COATS. This becomiug trimmed Gen day planned. each individual ecore 10 is velvet and fancy buttons, patch ndicitis at the Central Maine so 71 1-2, being Fred Clark thoroughly repairing notched collar, gregation which tilled the church Nest H. F. Richardson. team ehoot to the figure, stylish and is semi-fitted and 54 in Lewiston about ten days THE HALL SHOW. egg gourde, shots. The eummary of the the old corner of Water and stylish mçdel $3.50. -il Hospital that a number were standing on the F. Richardson. buildings, with eatin. Skirt pockets. wurtzel, let H. was as follows: Mr. lined good quality inches made from selected Kersey, θ. It was not a severe case, and Mr. The hall was well and this is Mangel Pleasant Streets. Clark recently long, stairs. The bearers were N. D. Bolster, filled, Beet field and 1st C. and side 50. CHILDREN'S COATS, 1 to 5 years, to be well. crops vegetables, AUBUKX. the with front plaits, $10 new sections on each kins reported doing very Franklin Maxim, Ε. N. Haskell, Nelson true not only of the lower floor where I purchased property. panel stylish plaited side, T. Bonney, Canton. Fields 75 Mrs. J. H. Fleteher is in Au- Bear Cloth and from $1.08 to L. and Geo. the and fruit held the chief Capt. visiting Fine Venetian, 42 inch with and buttons, Plush, The club season is aboat to open. The G. Elder, Walter Bonney, vegetables rowed sweet corn, 1st H. F. ι Doten, 73 SUITS, Striped trimmed velvet, loops of the floor Eight Waterville and other places. 98. ν the Seneca Club R Morton. A of beauti- position, but also upper Trask, «5 gusta, to secure the desirable coat for 00. *4 terpean Club and great quantity Richardson. Annual of Oxford No. semi-fitted coat, shaped velvet cuffs. A $15 were about and where were shown the grange exhibits, | N.Mower, 78 meeting Lodge, :h bold their ttret meeting next Mon- ful flowers arranged corn by boy under fifteen, 1st Elec- etc. Pop Norrls 70 18, F. & A. M., Friday evening. the Club with above the casket. Rev. Mr. McWhorter fancy work, paintings, flowers, Hartford. 47 IV. Euterpean meeting Harlow Berry, I B. Mower, tion of officers for current term resulted from the two Canton and Rockemeka i 62 in Mrs. Briggs and the Seneca Club with spoke appropriately texts, Grange Grange | Potatoes, three varieties, 1-4 bushel, Rartlett the contested for the in the Kimball 04 as follows: Mrs. "Mark the perfect man, and behold of Peru prizes 1st Mr·. W. P. Hutchinson. Taylor. Healey, 67 W. M.—AlvlDzte L. Proctor. for the eud of that man is grange department, and their two ex-, S. A. upright; Best specimens, 1st Mrs. Nelson, A. Traek, 58 8. W.—Walter r. Tubbe. to unavoidable at the made a of the show Owing delays peace," and '"And they went and told hibits up large part Livermore. 2d G. K. Johnson. J. W.—Geo. L. Curtt*. organ the new organ for floor. a in 659 D. Smith. ->y factory, Jesus." Following this was the funeral on the upper Hardly thing White 1st Geo.Qrover, Canton. Secretary—Howard not until radish, M. Smith. ie church is expected the line of farm and household Y Treasurer—Lee Baptist service of the order by the Odd Fellows. products, Potatoes, three varieties, 3d L. L. BB ANT'S PONO. .·* in October. When it is installed an or could be mention- Burial was in Riverside Cemetery. useful ornamental, Kilbreth. Bowker, 71 one of the gan recital will be given by ed that was not included in their ex- Mann... 78 Born. FRUIT. 87 >u Poster. In no heat was there W. W. Canton. In 21, by Ο. K. Yates, esq., ty in honor of their birthdays. widow of Nathaniel, her daughter, Mrs. Rose, Blackwell, 51 Greenwood, Sept. evening, a Mr. Charles W. of Greenwood and Mr·. season in our thimble. An Mrs. Amuia over half length lead at the finish, and Marston, 1st W. W. Rose. Williams 50 Wllley which are shown this :.K'h was given a silver Chloe Swift, granddaughter, G. Pratt of Wakefield, Ma··. second beat was in the fast 1st W. W. Rose. J. 00 Catherine YOU'LL Miss Tol- the stepped William's Favorite, Merrlman, F. ellent supper was served by Emery, and greatgrandchildren, Keith 50 In Norway, Sept. 81,by Eugene 8mlth, Esq., time of 2:15 1 4, the track R. I. 1st A. I. Oldham, Morln, Mr. Llndor M. Cox and Mr·. E. Jordan, uian. aud Madeline lowering Greenings, Merrlman 57 Mary Emery. record. Hartford. both of Norway. were to 2d John Tyler, a persons present enjoy Hartford; The South Paris Board of Trade at Fifty TROT AND PACE. PL'KSE #>00. 1st W. W. 2d T. B. W. 542 the bountiful dinner, a few social hours 2ri4 CLASS, King, Rose; evening chose 13 11 to mer- j.ecial meeting Tuesday ice cream and Cremona, blk g by Wlkee, (Pottle), Stetson. All Thursday was given Died. and tbe refreshments of 2 12 3 day »·.· > B. Crockett, Alton C. Wheeler and Wllke* Sherwood. blk. sr., (Walie), York Russet, 1st Geo. E. Grover. the for cash cake served before the party br. 3 2 3 2 chandise matches, re-entry Marx Clothes. Don & to the meet- just Bov, g (Russell), Schaffner arles L. Buck let Geo. E. Brown. individual match for the delegates Those were: Time, 2 "23 14. 2:27 1-4, 2 "22 14, 2 η». Golden Pippin, prizes and the In South 23, Frank A. Shurtleff, Hart, Parle, Sept. Board of Trade it» Rock- separated. prteent E. Grover. was of the State Newtown 1st Geo. National cup. The cup 46 year*. Mrs. Ce 11a stone. 2:40 class, τκυτ and pack purse fl.'iO. Pippin, Sportsman's aged on and None of 2d score for 50 In North 20, Charle· Steven·, aged tnd Thursday Friday. Stone. Roxbury Russet, 1st W. W. Rose; won H. E. Doten, whose Parte, 8ept. for Henry Joe. blk. g. by Francisco, (Nel- by (17 year·. We have snappy styles J:e however, were able to at- Mr*. Stone. Dainty was 399 in a 500. β. Β. special delegates, Emily son), 111 John Tyler. sbote possible In South 22, Mr*. Mary C wife Mr. ami Mr.·. Stone ·ηΊ eons Parle, Sept. tend the meeting. Benjamin Ra*»r Face, b. h„ (Dearborn), 3 2 2 Yellow Bellfl years. Mr ami Mr». Amuia Emery ami children son; 2d A. follows: ly Norway, men. are mes of trains east are 5:30 and eon). 111 In 20, Mrs. Artemlse Locke, models for older They going Keith ami Madeline. Tallman Sweets, 1st W. W. Rose; 2d 1 5 0C Norway, s>cpt. Bob Patch, b. g., (Walte), 2 2 2 Ν h. Wowe- 27 4 months. 9 dave. Ό a.m. and 4:36 P. m; going west, Rert Black. 86 3 0C aged year·, Razor Face, b. n., (Dearborn), 3 3 3 E. W. Sturtevant. O. B. SeUffely In Norway, Sept. 23, George E. Tubbs, aged n the same time as all summer. Northland Bouton, b g.. (Nelson), prizes you to call soon and see the I Uolden. b. β., (Dvke), 2 3 3 Rose. the limit: and daughters, Marie am. Ureenbrlno. Jr., Mrs. Fred Jackson blk h„ 3 4 4 Ben 1st Daniel 2d W. W. The Ladies' Aid of the Methodisl Black Precept, (Dawson), Davis, Neal; 202 Remington rlfl( For Sale. j Elsie. Time, 2 32 1-2,2 .-20 1-4, 2:19. Sedgely ideas for fall and winter wear. annual harvesi Mrs. H. P. Hammond and son Roy. R Do*"··· Winchester rllW church will serve their and iifl« and set of Mrs. Bert Cole. FREE FOK ALL. PURSE $200. Sweet, 1st E. W. Sturtevaut. Radcliffe, 194 Savage Two-horse wagon sled, in their vestry Tuesday evening August thousand cartridge: •îpper Mr. and Mrs. Κ most Shaw and children, Ray 3 1st T. B. W. Stetson. Arkett .....191...2 there will Knoxle B., R. D. Walte. Lewhton, 111 Wagner, 185...2 thousand harness in condition. 28th. After the supper inond an I Helolse. Mower cartridge! double good Sept !Mr. Lou Foster, b. in., Pottle A Wlggln, Yellow 1st H. Frank 181 Revolve. of music local Mr and Mrs. Κ Β. Scrlbner. 2 2 Transparents, Mann, L>e an entertainment by Portland, 12 Fountain H. M. and Mrs. A. Jackson and chll Richardson. 180 pet BERRY, Ulent and Mrs. Harriet F Mr. George Brownette, b. in., F. R. Haytlen, Lewie- knlf« readings by Albert and Eva. 2d Morris Hunting dreti, Jessie, ton. 2 8 S 3 1st Daniel Neal; John }77 ax Paris. Marble of Gorharo, N. 11. Mrs. Marblt j Pewaukee, ®wa"· 1'5 Hunter's well known to South Paris Tyler. people A Mexico was arrestee E. W. Sturte- 169 knlfi ti 17-year-old boy Greening, 1st Emery, Hunting This Store is the home of will be a tine to listen thi THE AWARDS. Peabody Pocket booi LOST. opportunity charged with the recent break at vant. W«rdwell, 169 ! or to supper and eu j 165 Smoking se in the street in or be- Akjain. Admission Mexico office, when about a dollai Jersey Herds, 1, W. 1st E. W. Sturtevant. Trsak, Saturday, j post Thoroughbreds, Golden Russet, Mower, 163 -Cigar c*« ti-rtainment, 25 cents. and some letten P. C. Hart- Paris and a Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothes. I and a half in money W. Rose, Canton; 2, Barker, New York Pippin, 1st E. W. Sturte- Morton 161 Q|ove, tween South Norway, were taken. The doors were foutu 3, C. E. Richardson, Canton. Cows, 1M Hunting knlfi The Mount Hermon Male Quartetti ford; vant. ff- J»1""?· Asn black hand bag containing gray locked and the window· fastened in thi W. W. Rose; 2, C. £ Richardson; 3, Fields 151 traj a concert at the Methodist churcl 1. 1st E. W. Sturtevant. Çapt.Lock'ln 146 Pedometei latch etc. Find- Vave was taken. I Rambo, purse, change, key, selection! morning after tbe money C. Ε Richardson. 143 Pocket boo I Wednesday evening. Their Ross, 1st E. W. Sturtevant. Currier er leave at Democrat office or found in the after bi Holxtein Cows, 1, C. A. Sum- KO 8afety razoi please were of a not it key boy's pocket Bonney, 1st E. W. Sturtevant. largely popular nature, ο Maiden Blush, ï}1. Safety razo store. arrest would unlock the back door ner; 2, 3, C. R Ellis, Canton Point. Misses Prince's 39 the sense of the latest "popular song,' Fallawater, 1st John Tyler. Morln, 121 cani, the office, but at the befor Heifers, 3 years old, 1, 2, C. but in the sense of a ο poet hearing Jerseys, 1st John being grade the Ruinford Pall Heifers 2 Mason, Tyler. NOTICE. like to hear Judge Stearns of E. Richardson. years old, 1, Dr. Clifford L. Pike, formerly of Nor music such as most people Pound Sweeting, 1st John Tyler. District Conrt of the United States for the Court there was not sufficien 2. W. W. Rose; 3, C. E. Richardson. but of died at hii In the are, moreover, excellent singer Municipal 1st T. B. W. Stetson. way, recently Saco, District of Maine. In Bankruptcy. They connect biro with tbe break 1 C. E. Richard- Fremont, at thi H. B. evidence to Heifers, year old, 1, 2, 1st John home of pneumoniron Sept. 20th, Foster, and young men of good appearance W. Sweet Russet, Tyler. In the matter of ) and he was son. Calves, 1, 2, P. C. Barker; 3, of He was a native ο R. STEVENS, In Bankruptcy. There was a fair audience, and mucl discharged. Lovage, let John Tyler. age fifty years. THOMAS [ VV Rose. Sweden, educated at Academy ofRumford, Bankrupt.) merited was given the quartet in South Paris Bridgton ONE PRICE CLOTHIER, applause Advertised letters poe Holstein heifers, 3 years old, 1, C. A. Pumpkin Sweet, let John Tyler. studied with Dr. C. L. Wilson of Water To the creditor· of Thomas B. Steven·, In the 1U0U: of Oxford and district aforesaid : died on Wed office Sept. 27, 2, J. L. Suckles, Sumner. York Pippin, let John Tyler. ford and from the Maim County Mrs. Charles A. Walker Bonney; graduated Notice Is that on the 2Hh day of William Stone. 2 C. A. 1st T. B. W. Stetson. hereby given at her home off Pine Street, fron Mrs. Heifers, years old, 1, Bonney. Spitzenberg, Medical School in 1881. Some two year A. D. 1909, the Mid Thomas B. Steven· Maine. uesday, Mr. M. P. Bruce. Sept.. she suffere· ; Heifers, 1 year old, 1 and 3, C. R. Ellis: of Wine, 1st T. B. W. Stetson. went to Nev. was bankrupt, and that the first lW# by Norway, the effects of a shock which I Mrs. A. Beuce. Sops ago he Reno, duly adjudicated Copyright C. R. Ellis B. W. of hla creditors wilt 6e held at the office H*rt Bch*ffn«r & M»ri Mrs. Walker' * Mies 2, C. A. Bonney. Calves, 1, Golden Sweet, 1st T. Stetson. meeting the Sunday previous. Myrtle_Lowell. of the Referee, No. 8 Market South Part·, Miss Anna K. Hale. 2 and over, W, ! 1st A. I. Oldham. THE ROAD TO SUCCESS Square, maiden name was and she was Jersey bulls, years 1, Mllding, on the 13th of Oct., A. D. 1909, at 10 o'clock Tyler, Rev. J. E. Cochrane. day hav W. C. E. 3, P. C. Fall 1st A. I. Oldham. but none so dei In the forenoon, at which time the said creditor· native of Bethel, but the family Mr. C. C Howe. Rose; 2, Richardson; Pippin, has many obstructions, Rose. prove their claims, appoint a for a number ο Mr Prank Farrar. Barker. Golden Ball, 1st W. W. as health. Success to-da< may attend, lived in South Paris perate poor trustee, examine the bankrupt, and transact tw C. A. 2, C. W. 1st John 2d but Electric Bitters I BARK BOOK LOIT. years. She leaves a husband and S. P. Postmaster. Holsteins, 1, Bonney; Harvey Greenings, Tyler; demand· health, such other b usine·· as may properly cone be- Davis, that book No. Walker of Lewiston an Walker, Canton; 3, T. B. W. Stetton. H. Frank Richardson. the health builder the worlt fore said meeting- Notice te hereby given deposit sons. Herbert C. greatest Issued tbe South Parle Bank to , Th 1, 2, 3, W. W Sweet 1st H. Frank Richardson. ac South Parla, September 25,1909 803 by Savings Willie A. Walker of Norway. in dii Yearling bulls, Jerseys, Crab, has ever known. It compels perfect L. Ada has been lost and that antes· the Tk«QP ί A clover leaf pin est chipped let Frank Richardson. WALTER GRAY, Motley al Rose. Fall Genitan, H. tlon of bowelt In Rankruntev. tame la within six months a new book funeral was held at 2 o'clock Friday, lost betweeu the Woodbui stomach, liver, kidneys, Referee presented monds, J. L. Suckle·. Calves 1st W. W. Rose. Issued as law. tended Rev. A T. McWhorter. Burii j Holsteins, 1, Canada Red, and enriches the blood, am will be provided by by house on High Street and tbe McKee purifies SOUTH PARIS SAVINGS BANK, σΐιαιυ ; Hulsteins, 1, C. A. Bonney; 2, J. L Blue Pearmain, 1st A. I. Oldham; 2d tones and the whole NOTICE. cWïlôâi) in Pine Grove Cemetery. on Oxford Street, if found will I invigorates system By George M. Atwood, Trees. house C. A. W. W. Rose. that I Suckles; 3, Bonney. body and keen brain folloi The subscribers hereby give notice they South Parle, Maine, Sept 20,1909. 88-40 most received if returned Vigorous executor· of the last BOI.STEK DISTRICT. gratefully Jersey calvea, 1, C. E. Richardson; 2. ! Robinson Graft, lst'W. W. Rose; 2d their use. Ton can't afford to have been duly appointed sligb of PORTLAND, BANGOR, AUGUSTA. Mrs. Wallace Strickland. will and testament _ W. W. Rose. John Electric Bitten if run-down ο NOTICE. went to Auburn recent] Tyler. weak, PETER B. YOUNG, late of Hiram, A. B. Taibot P. C. 1st W. W. 2d J. All we it Grade cattle, Jersey cow·, 1, Black Oxford, Rose; sickly. Only 60c. Guaranteed by P. A in the County of Oxford, deceased. persona In the District Court of the United State· for HEN thia institution waa organized, Oct. 1, 1884, determined tocondact and a horse. , estate of Mid de- purchased y| The Seacoaat Canning Company Barker; 2, Moses Young; 3, C. E. Rich L. Suckles, Hartford. Shurtleff & Co. having demanda against the the District of Maine. In Bankruptcy. the line of and common sense. Now, at the end of a it· ceased are dealred to present the Mme for aettle- along truth, right of R. aget it smoking sardine· at Eaatport plai lat T. B. W. 2d W, In the matter of a of continuous success, we feel confident that our F. H. Baboock Westerly, L, ardson. Porters, Stetson; ment, and all Indebted thereto are requested to ) quarter of century a muc an ANNIE L. HOLMES, In Bankruptcy. for the Rural New Yorker, canvassed th s and turning out product very Holstein cows, 1, C. A. Bonney ; 2, C W. Rose. The State Teaobers' Association [ has been appreciated. We have never willfully mis-represented our facilities from of and H. roraa. of Buckfleld, Bankrupt. ) policy last like the fish Imported Norway. A. Bonney; 3, J. L. Suckles. A pple, 1st Donald Bonney, the Association Colleges Prepari """"""Will. of our We have our to place Monday. Strawberry MABY E. YOUNG. To the creditors of Annie L. Holme·, In tbe or those competitors. always given patrons opportunity cows, 1, C. T. Canton. tory Schools will meet In Auburn Oc was was takin Guernsey Bonney. 1909. County of Oxford and district aforesaid : oar claims before required. J. P. Edwards of Norway Ρ September 21et, prove payment A HURRY UP CALL. Jersey heifers, three years old, 1, 2, Alexander, 1st John Tyler. 28, 29 and SO. Notice la hereby given that on the 4th day of Por the future we a continuance of this policy. We take just pride orders here for the tirra of Glen Brother A. D. the said Annie L. Holmes was promise Ji Barker. 2 old, 1, W 1st J. L. Suckles. * Sept., 1909, and shall so interest ourselves Mr. C. Heifer·, years Pnppy Noses, NOTICE. that tbe lint In the name often "The School of Results," nursery stock, laat Tuesday. Quick! Druggist—Quick!—Abe P. GO WITH A RUSH. duly adjudicated bankrupt, and applied, W. Rose. Heifers, 1 year old, 1, 2, C Pears, Beurre D'Anjou, 1st Donald creditors will be held at tbe our as to be entitled to a continuance of this name. of Bucklen's Arnica Salve—Here's The subscriber hereby gives notice that he tuu meeting of her In the success of future pupils who bas W. W. Rose. The demand for that wonderful Ston th< office of the Referee, No. 8 Market South Miss Harriet Twitcbell, spei the love of Mosea, burr r! Barker; 3, Bonney. been duly appointed administrator of Square, Our 48 page may be had for the asking. Ask now. quarter—Por on the 22nd of A. D. 1900, at catalog the summer at A. O. Wheeler's, return* j 1.1 Calves, I, P. C. Barker; 2, A. W. Jack Frederick Clapp, 1st Donald Bonney, ach, Liver and Kidney cure, Dr. King estate of Paris, day Sept., burned himself, terribly—Job J. AYER. late of 10 o'clock In the forenoon, at which time the F. L. Preaident. last Baby's W. W. Rose. 1st Donald New Life Pills—is F. i ANDREW Parla, 39-43 SHAW, to her home at Pari· Hill Sunday. cut hi* foot with the axe—Mamie '· son; 3, Sheldon, Bonney. astounding. In of and aald creditors may attend, their claims, nie never saw th the County Oxford, deceased, giver prove Holatein heifer·, 3 C. A let T. B. W. Stetson. Shurtleff & Co. say tbey A11 truatee, examine the and >r can't walk from I- year· old, 1, Howell, bond· a· the law directs. persons h«vlo{ appointa bankrupt, Oscar L. G rover, associate manag< scalded—Pa piles—Β never fail to cm an such other business aa SI te Bonney; 2, C. R. Ellis; 3, J. L. Suckles Flemish 1st T. B. W. Stetson. like. It's because they demands against the estate of Mid decMsed transact may properly Bears the of Civil I- lie baa boll·—and my corn· ache. Beauty, j and before said meeting. Ftr Infants and Chita of the A merican Society Eng 3 1, C. T. Bon lat A. I. 2d Sour Constipation, Indigestloi ι, ! desired to present the same for settlement, come CASTORIA soon cured all tbe fatnll f. Guernseys, yean old, Clapp's Favorite, Oldham; ; Stomach, thereto are to make South Sept. 4, 1909. neers of Richmond, Va., who visited h la got it and I 8ick Headacb , ; all Indebted requested pay Parts, healer on eartb. So Daniel Neal. Biliousness, Jaundice, '. ment Immediately. I WALTER L. OSAT, Mrs. Teresa Grover, last weel t, It'a the Is mother, greatest Holstein·, 2 years old, 1, 2, C. A. Bon Plums, 1st C. W. Walker, Canton. Chills and Malaria. Only 25o. I September Slat, 1909. HERBERT C. AYER Referee Bankruptcy. III KM Ysi Urn Always Biugbt was at J. S. Brown'· last Thursday. by F. A. Sburtleff «ft Co. I Willing to Pay. CUT FLOWERS. HOMEMAKEES' COLUMN. of The Right Rqt. Bishop Delaware of the Harvesting TT»e Land of tell· the following atorj: The Wars Training It's Time to Take η "A young man came to me one dey Bon* Part·. *· and said : I want to marry A blood purifier and tonic. House-clean your system with the OoSToxfonl Democrat. 'Bishop, you Hand. me on next Left and old can V*· Wednesday.' flachinery. true'L.F.' At wood's Bitters. Young alwaysdepend Puzzledom. " and 'All right, young man; I'll marry Our on this fine old remedy to immediately relieve constipation γ Recipes. Country AT THE I assured blm. are tfle and sickness of all kinds. family physician great yon,'" They I want the bell to be in Japan children are trained to uae household remedy in thousands of homes. Try them tonight. No. 631.—Central Acrostic. v 'Well, ring,' taken the LOBSTEB SHELLS. continued. hands and more carefully Having agency You will feel better tomorrow. 35 cts. a bottle at your dealers. Each word is composed of five let- tbHr lingers [ " can have the bell New Greenhouse, read down- Make some very thin, rich* Pu 'Very well, yon than else in the world. Jap for the Osborne Farm Cape Porpoise, Me. ters. The central letters, XX.—War of 1812 anywhere " Bitten rung.' make am 1 have used a good many bottle· of 'L. F.' Atwood'i ward, the name of a celebrated " •chool children can du aud South Paris. I us spell »d I want the to Porter St., Machinery, prepared in family and it regulates our stomachs and has saved many It Boll » »ob.ter 'Well, organ play.' my The last letter of each ΛϋΛ First Sea with their hands that are im- doctor's bills." —G«o. F. Sbavby. composer. cut it into add a of "'AH right; you can have the organ Fights things to furnish one ap dice; cupful word Is the first of the following. to western world children, canned button muahrooms siloed played.' Terhune possible both loud and " Albeit P«y*on In this tower were sounds fried till brown 1 lttle 'And I want everything else that By manual Come and see Asters I and pale with tne imperfect training my Machines, keen. «e* ever had at a cburoh Mowing not ter and chopped parsley ; coolin^a theae. bi£ anybody wedding.' all and or And here are some looks that should shall they receive. Nearly Jap boys whether you wish to buy | son to taste with cayenne and wit and "Certainly; you have it.' Horse be seen. can aud write with both Rakes, cover wltb«stiff the came, the bell girls draw Find next some meat. Some like It well fill the baked shells; "Well, night rang, HI LE England not - - dot Theee the the church was crowd- hands at once. done. mayonnaise and with c*pers. organ played, was Disc & Tooth her ! went off as the winning a aud Harrows, The name of a pretty girl fond of will do for luncheon, or for an entree at ed, and everything young J'ic- it Is all matter of traiuing tory «fter vlcwry Free! fun, dinner. man wanted it. When the ceremony We could do Just the same E. P. Free! Free! practice. Crockett, Cream ar- A volatile fluid that Is light as the air. was over the in- against our Separators, young couple waited, if we had been taught how to. A druggist may use these when cleaned OY8TEB8 AND CBOUTONS. chancel. Su I held mies In 1SU our Florist. stead of leaving the of the with great care. Through generation» using right Gasoline Engines, Etc. Slice alx ellcee of dr* out my hand, shook hands with the little navy was From peril and danger restored to friends hand for at all important cut into email squares and browu m the bride, and then held out my hand to for itself everything dear. making use of the left oven a of of the He had his hand we have partly lost the The landscape is this when winter is here. Drain quart oysters bridegroom. deep un immortal rec- the the re bis and as I stood one, and it has become weak and awk- All for Same. If your lease should expire my last you medium size; put in trousers pocket, ord. Out of sis And Repairs must do. and let It come to a boil;{nlceon skim, seaso with hand out he said, somewhat ward. ». my sea tights in the The solution of this now I seek from you. I and set aside. Put Into a deep buttered and in a tone that could be The defect can be remedied, how- Fare fl.OO one wtyi $3.00 Round Trip. impatiently summer and fall dish a of over church: —Youth's Companion. baking layer cr°atone, heard all the ever, J)y young people. In Stateroom· fl.OO. Full line of NEW " especially CARRIAGES, laver of then a ^ 'Now don't be in such an all-flred uf that year we oysters, sprinkling some schools teachers are already cold boiled ham put through the meat I'm the money won tive decisive Steamships "Governor Dingley" or CARRIAGE FURNISHINGS and No. 632.—A Pile of Bones. hurry, Bishop; getting training pupils to use both hands aud season a very little, as t out as fast as I can.' victories. The "Bay State" leave Franklin Wharf, Old Mother Hubbard. chopper; just thus double service out of them for REPAIRS. ham is somewhat and "And in the church first of these was get Portland, week daya at 7 P. for Bos- She went to the cupboard salt, pu everybody ham n tll life. The person who cau use both ton. a bone. croutons, oysters, and ayere scored the To get her poor dog by is the dish is full; pour over all the oyster giggled.^ hands is culled ambidextrous. This There a ••••bone, or merry- United States R oturnlnc lay juice, and if the dish Is not moist, add a Paine and Mosquitoes. from two Latin words—"ambo," both, as It is sometimes called. frigate Constitu- week thought, very little milk. Cover with bread think of that I could and "dexter." The person who Leave Union Wharf, Boston, E. 0. "I can't anything tion. which had right niLLETT, That was too small. There was the crumbs and melted butter and bakeΛ111 hands at 7 p. m., for Tort land. do without easier than the mosquito," Is ambidextrous cau use both days NEAR α. T. ••••••bone for the cauary. The dog hrown the cook more juice already seen bût STATION, As oysters writes Albert Paine. "He as If were hands, which Is on sale at Bigelow in the they right Through tickets principal would not eat that. There was some wUl come from them, so the dish should me a creature devoid of service seems to wholly the way it ought to be with us all. railroad stations. and some not be too moist at first. a a war. South Paris, Maine. ••••bone for her uew waist Virtue. He is a glutton, poisoner, Barbnry draw with the left Try to write aud rates as low as other lines. •••••••bone for her collar and of disease, a of dis- She was commanded by Captalu Hull, Freight cheaper F1NNAN-HADDIE AND PEPPEB8. spreader dispenser hand, then with both hands at once. was her bunch of bone··· music. That last is (he hardest of the General Hull who ho General belt. There Pat a baddie turbing nephew J. F. LISCOMB, Agent, good-sized to If he would be still, I surrendered Detroit. Me. which she steeped and drank to break the skin side and *°ak c.ol(*.Ww®'!forbal[f forgive. only weakly Portland, down, could overlook the other I her colds. There was bone···· for It into milk andJd things. The Constitution was cruising off the up hour; drain, put boiling wonder if he will take bis voice with an ho HILLS, a bone··· which she used let it stand covered for half of St. Lawrence 12 when the iK)ultry, the I should like gulf Aug. Why We Are Stronger. it him into next world. to cut meat but no bone for drain take ofl the skin, pick up, she fell In with the British up with, again, to too, which place he is bound frigate Jeweler and Graduate Optician. and remove all tbe >t into know, were the poor dog. But she had plenty ot bones; put for. I should like to so I could Guerriere, a vessel of high fame n,s a The old Greeks and Romans two of melteâ butter and know, ••••boue, so she went to the butchet tablespoonfuls take the other road." successful lighter and commanded by gTeat admirers of health and strength; It, adding gradually ofrich the number shop and bought a ••••••bone for hei lit When this chapter was written for Captain Dacres. The Guerriere opened their picture· and statuary made the PERSON bringing largest cream eauce; season a;cuf, "The Tent-Dwellers," Mr. Paine'e story, on the American and a run- the men stand out like dog. and a little lemon andthen &Adaoa fire ship, muscles of of this entire advertisement to Hobbs' juice, issued the of of just by Harpers, camping ning tight began. The Guerriere blazed cords. heaping tablespoonful cboPP in Nuva Frederic Store, March ee and trout-tishing Scotia, an with- we have ath- THEVariety Norway, Saturday, No. 633.—Arithmetical Enigma. pimentoes; stir and cook for Ave minu away steadily for about hour As a matter of fact M Prices in Oxford the artist, wrote as follows: Colly. a Twice ten are six of us; more and then the fish onsmps Remington, men—men fed on at 3 P. M., will receive No. 8-20, King spread read out Infilctlng any especial damage. letes and strong 5,1910, Six are but three. witn "My dear Paine,—Just your specu- of buttered toast; garnish the dish The Constitution, on the other hand, fine making food such as valued at FREE. Ask Nine are but four of us. lation of 'why mosquitoes were made,' strength Kineo Range, $60.00, lemon shot. At last win In What can It be? quarters. etc. I know the answer. They were tired only au occasional Quaker Oats—that would any to save this advertise- more your friends to begin Would you know of us? SALMON MOUSSE. created to aid civilization—otherwise no the American ship maneuvered Into a contest with the old Roman or Greek I'll tell you more. live the MAINE. a and a of freshsa. man not an idiot would anywhere position where her bow covered NORWAY, ment for you. Seven are but five of us; Cook pound half champions. else than in the woods." Then the Consti- food. The finest food Five are but four. mon ; or take an equal amount of canned, Guerrlerejp quarter. It's a matter of it and cool then moisten with tution's forward on the of muscle pick up It; of guns opened for making strength bone, It Speak Well Women. two of cream and put Britisher and almost at once followed and nerve is fine oatmeal. Quaker No. 634.—Anagrams. tablespoonfuls of our the meat till it »■ The gem from one through chopper per following with a succession of broadsides, fired Oats Is the best because it is pure, no In each of the following problems a| season with salt and exchanges should be cut out and pasted ectly smooth; BO and as tc or black Farm- of the word imme- in man's hat as a reminder of quickly accurately literally husks or stems specks definition origiual cayenne and add a cup of whipped every duty woman: batter the enemy to pieces. The Guer· ers' wives are finding that by feeding follows the made a mould when he ill of any diately anagram out| cream ; put Into well-buttered speaks on FALL SUITS. "Beware how of a woman's riere's masts were shot away and hei the farm hands plentifully Quaker HEW you of its letters: and steam, or bake It in a pan of water speak wo k how she like a sieve. Oats they get the best results In in the oven. make a of character." Think many years hull punctured 1. I roast no clam; i>ertaining Meanwhile pint If are convenient tc| has been it. Of the toils and his and economy. you bodies. potato balls, using a good sized scoop, building Dacres fought gallantly, nailing heavenly of the wounde re- to the 3tore, buy the regular size pack and cook these till are done privations endured; to the of his mlzzenmast. 2. "fis all a singer or writer of gently they flag stump near the store the The Latest Creations bad; | and let no follow her ages; If not buy have ready three tablespoonfuls of melt- ceived, suspicion But when his ship was reduced to a 2 narrative songs. actions. The of woman is the large size family package. ed butter and one of parsley. purity hulk he was forced A car van; au oriental conveyance chopped battered, useless UKAWINO WITH IHiTH HANDS. 3. Turnout the when onι a salvation of the race, the hope of future mousee, firm, The Guerriere was sc ^ $12.50 to $25.00. 4. A one; an inhabitant of Eu- and the of man. to surrender. CAN YOU SELL GOODS? pure round dish, fill the centre with the balls, greatness redemption in the schools where the left hand is sink be- she was no use as a J.KSN THAN and the butter over and Without her purity man would badly damaged ARK VOIT KARKin» rope. pour them, trained a pupil is sent to the black- I fast? lemon slices neath the of despair with not a prize, so Hull burned and sank her. $:l.OO PER DAY ! 5. Can't Grotesque. then add the parsley; put weight lirst lessons. He a channel of win board for his merely us and we will show how to and more parsley around the edge of star to guide his life into On Oct. 18 the American sloop of If so write you then before makes lines at lirst. straight and earn more. Have a business of your owu; t>e the dish and serve bot a cream oi safety. Think you speak, and the earn- 635.—Found In the very ; Wasp fought captured Frolic, your own bone; ami steadily Increase your Suits No. Country. and remember that can root up curved ones. With his hand he Spring lobster sauce may be passed, If any hog a British brig. But on the same day right ing» juet an long at* you are willing to hustle. the fairest flower that ever grew, so the draws curved lines to t It will take about forty-five minutesde®,re^ to the was taken the perhaps parallel !»ew KXULAarn trading o., character. Wasp by seventy 37 cook the mousse In the and about vilest man can ruin the purest one another. At the same time with Box -t:t. Mouth Freeport, Maine. One-half Price oven, four gun British ship Polctlers. Just fifty minutes in the steamer. the left he draws parallel straight A Drink Annulled by Law. one week afterward, off the Canary F Ε V c lines. After awhile he makes loops Statement of the Condition CELERY BOULETTES. one knows that the Arkansas Islands, Captain Decatur tflth th€ Every ami what children learning t<> write of the A LOW PRICE some and cold boiled po- enacted some years ago that United States overhauled and Chop celery legislature frigate such suc- mix name of call "pothooks." At length tato till you have a cupful of each; the proper pronunciation of the captured the powerful British frigate Paris Trust Company, Mus- — — Summer κ G L Ο so cess is achieved that the pupil can OS Goods, and add a tablespoonful of butter one the state was "Arkansaw." It is not Macedonian. PARI8, Ills name aud ► beaten egg and. half a. cup well known that there is a unique law on with lifs left hand write August 27, 1909. lightly yolk, The final navy victory of the yeai Etc. at Clos- of finely chopped pecans, and molsten the statute book of Nevada, the object any word lie wishes. Geo. R. Morton, President. Lawns, was scored the Con^ltutlon on Dec. it. Vice-President. lins, wltb stock till you can mould Into balls, of which was to clear from stain the by The is milch the same «vith John Robinson, Ο D Η £ fô process Geo C. Fern&ld, Treasurer. add a itea- a 29. Captain Bainbridge was then In beat slightly one egg white, name of an Indian chief, who, although drawing. Alton C. Wheeler, Secretary. of cold androll the balls advocate and an ab- charge of the gallant old ship. She ing Prices. spoonful water, strong teipperance Directors—Geo. R. Morton, Wm. J. Wheeler, first In this, then in the rolled and sifted stainer, took a "pick-me-up" one day in ran across the British niaii-o-wai George M. Atwool, N. Dayton Roister, Alton C. Wool and Whit. Who, Why Sumner E. R y A Ν Τ crumbs of dry unbuttered toast, and let a local saloon. In bis extremity heap- Java off the Brazil coast and after a Wheeler, Lewis U. Hates, Newell, Carpets was the lirst whistler, and Robinson. VV. Cole, Jr Frank stand minutes to to his white with the re- Who John It. George them twenty dry. rry pealed friends, three hour fight hammered the British A. Shurtleff, William P. Potter, Wlnfleld 8. a wire till brown was what tune did lie whistle? out and clv.tn two at atlme in basket sult that the state legislature per- like the G tier Starblrd, Frederick A. Heldner. to close odd patterns Yours er to pieces. The .lava, the Hills Sincerely, serve on a folded napkin, and put a bit suaded to declare itself thus: "Resolved, The March wind—"Over Organized July 20, lfo». Β R» riere, was too badly damaged to be oi stock. of parsley In'each one. By the legislature of the state of Nevada, uud Far Away." LIABILITIES. up use as a and was burned. the that the drink prize an unbound book like a stock i 90,000 00 the sides of an governor concurring, Why is per- Capital Iu the above diagram may be founc Scrape out amount of Undivided 2,318 U of whiskey taken by Johnson Sides in From the scanty damag*. son in bed? prollts seen lu thi cheese till they are even and fill with Demand deposits, «9.0K2 35 eleven objects frequently the saloon July 11, 1887, be the shots were able to Infill 84 celery, In good-sized pieces and M&gnolia enemy's Because it Is In sheets. Due to other banks, 764 country. You may move up, dowi. chopped and is stanch sui cooked In thick white sauce till it Is ten- hereby annulled."—Chicago on the American frigate's is a drawn tooth like a thing and slantwise, but you must not skip News. Why t 122,345 74 F, Ridlon, received tin Chas, &, IS. der, add a seasoning of cheese, put all face the Constitution that is B. forgotten? S. mort RENO DUCES. use the same letters PRINCE, You may oven the is hot nickname "Old ironsides." After het into tbe till shell In answer to the question, "What Because it is out of the head. Loans and discounts, ( 36,686 70 than once. serve at once. was ABBOTT BLOCK, NORWAY, MAINE. in Holy bear upon period of glorious activity past What is tiie difference between a Loans on mortgagee of real estate, 20,971 00 Corner Main and Danforth Sts., passages Scripture 30,02 cayenne to tai/b.-. Beat well using Foley's Honey the enemy's possessions. his in this space aud tries quickly ascertain our opinion fr·· 14, 4, 10 are what all doctors up position κ Coin munira My 18, and Tar, and it my cough, and I am war was declared such Invention probably patentable. put into small buttered moulds, stopped many ships to touch any one who intrudes upon it. tlon*atrtctlyconfidential. HANDBOOK ob Patenta want. now and have bake In a pan of water till they are sit entirely well, gained began to scour •ent free. Oldest agency for seeuring patents. 0, 27, 10, 11 was the vulnerable all due to the Any player he touches becomes prison- Patenta taken through Munn à Co. recelfs My hot dl,h and «orround twenty-eight pounds, good the seas. In that without charge, lu the and er and must stand behind Tom Tiddler tpteial notitt, point of Achilles. white «auce, or tomato sauce; results from taking Foley's Honey wXïmoÎâïhffc year alone they until a comrade comes rescue him. My 28, 23. 43, 22 Is dumb. or »h?r sauce with chopped oysters in Tar." F. A. Shurtleff & Co. ^o c a ρ t u r ed fifty To release the the rescuer Scientific American 33, 17 Is a purpose. prisoner A handsomely Illustrated weekly. largest t" My 29, it^ ''He looks like a man who is dead to British inen-o'· a must touch liiiu without a Barrel culatlon of any scientific Journal. Ternn. I 33. 12, 1 is belug in health. BAKEUIT TIMBALES. being previ- newsdealer·. My 30, emotion.'1 w a mer- Buy year; fourmonths.il. Bold by all every ordinary r, 2ό0 48 is a horned animal ol ously touched by Tom. If. however. My 31. 40, Make ha,f a cup of grated cheese, add "I guess he is. He's the first man I chant in- vessels, Tom touches the rescuer first lie also South Africa. and 8 of milk ; ever knew who held fast to his seat and MUNN & New Yor'ύ egg8 ^uart calculable sums Flour Branch Offlce. Ω6 Ε Bt, Washington. D. » of This 30 is to throw. ^ buttered moulds didn't use a shield when the becomes a prisoner. The whole spirit My 24, 13, 8, P°Ur newspaper of and iD/°u water °n the money lies In there PLEASE m MIND! My 0, 10, 44, 50. 30 is a sweet, thick and °f h0t car aisle filled up with tired women." of the game being plenty You will find it real Keep stove are then turn care- other valuables economy fluid. stove Întill theyMapaD set: of invaders and in the prisoners being 1804—1909 out, add a bit of parsley to each The U. S. Government in its "Pure and over 3.000 to buy the famous William Tell When in want of in our lines give us a call. fully rescued quickly. anything 0n toast* Tbeee might be Food Law" does not "indorse" or prisoners. Flour the barrel. Key to Puzzledom. by lhabJerV5baked and served in little individual cus- any as some Great Britain WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY. WE SELL — "guarantee" preparation, No. G22. Pastern Historical Question·. You will not Hebron Acaderm. Decapitation: tard cup, of tbe brown and white waïe manufacturers in their advertisements had hitherto been only protect yourself due to astern, stern, tern, ern, R. Ν., N. | bu"ered would make it In the case of What great Revolutionary statesman against advances in price appear. considered u n- t:u Builders' No. Boniface, bonnj medicines the law that certain his career as tax col- "wheat corners' and crop conditions, Located in the country but having Doors, Windows, Frames, Finish, Glass, Putty, Nails, 023.—Homouym: MT0' provides a t began political conquerable sure conveniences of the in the w3j face. EOG 8AI.AD. shall be mentioned on the lector of Boston? Samuel Adams. but you will be of the city TOMATO AND DEVILED drugs labels, sea. an always i' Builders' Hardware, Being — water, electric steam heat, Sheathing Paper, Xo. A river. if they are ingredients of the prepara- What great American graduated finest bread the whitest lights, 024.—Enigma: round tomatoes, island kingdom. grained Modern in and in met — Puzzle tions. Cream the well- was bread—the biscuit—the most equipment Xo. 025. Dropped Letter them and cut off the stem end: Ely's Balm, from Princeton while his father lightest vieu Dee?letChem°mVma11,peel known for cold in the she jelled on her Three courses, College, English, House Paints, Floor Faints, Linseed Oil, cowl, owl; stall, tall, all: spill dra,n thern family remedy of the college? Aaron Burr. delicious pastry that can be baked. Col', .'e Scowl, ineide< anj fever nasal doesn't η a ν y as chief president title. Admits to New England lend head, hay and catarrh, Barn Faints, Floor Varnishes, pill, 111: sledge, ledge, edge; blend, IT ÏÏÎ thf88 Ρ®ΡΡβΓ; turo them Who was known as the Note how much cleaner William on certificate. dormit :;, Dressing, contain a single injurious so the protection from "plumed Splendid girls' can, au. down andί"? let them stand on ice drug, under can' f Roof Faints, Floor Finish. Turpentine, end; stone, tone, on^; scan, apsideπμμΓηΪ makers have to the fact foes. Yet knight?" James again pleased the box. best for automobiles and telephones. No. 029. — Bee 1. B-oa-sting. have never had any return of those war with greater vigor. In spite of oX Stings: the stock anddJ boneswregU,ar,y' till you have a The door of the pantry securely she TO THE COUNTY COM MISSION Κ Κ.S OK I fh^»ti8i, pint and I am cured to dark- 2. B-ur-stlnp. 3. B-la-sting. 4. B-a· etrain and over symptoms, evidently these aids the year 1813 opened locks. FORD COUNTY qUOr' Pour selectmen of the town 0. stay cured." Foley's Kidney Remedy cause. On shore Puts the hammer and tacks and the scis- We, the undersigned sting. 5. B-alla-stlng. B-rea-sting. th« ΪΏ 011 ,ce tm needed. Cut ly for the American that the 1 will do the same for you. F. A. Shurt- sors and Ink Picture Frames Porter respectfu'ly represent, S. P, MAXIM & No. ttk).—Double Acrostic: Primais- 1; fet,0t0 Cubee aDd on British arms were on rle* of the In saloundaiiee has given first place for absolute uniform- "Ing Rheumatic Liniment and you will·be thereof, all a" ger." Remedy makes into each one a raw eee without screams at midnight from Uie hollow menu to be erected at the angles over all cements on the to Foley's Kidney drop lieved in a minute, 25c. and 50c. a bottle. by law. ity market· ir- set the moulds ina ot required Λ I» IE healthy kidneys, corrects urinary breaking and pan Bloodine Co Mass. of an old oak. Dated at Porter this 18th day of Augurt " tnrn The Inc., Boston, and tones up the whole *tet, as soon as the eggs are set "W'beuce comes," said he. "this si- 1909. regularities, ) Selectmen of F. A. Shurtleff & Co. cue on rounds à H. L. ItlDI.ON, system. l& 'p[\ Blobbs—The girl to marry Is the girl lence which reigns In the woods If it Mouldings s,J. If. I>. CHAPMAN, the town f white sauce around them. The parslev Porter. EDISON who believes in love in a cottage. Is not on to fuvor inch* W.C.STACY, ) He cannot with be omitted from tbe moulds if de- purpose my COMPOUNi (loftily)—I sympathize may Slobbs—Yes, if a girl believes that, want to con- illes? Surely Ihe groves are charmed the troubles these parents "ch0°eb« could stuff her with old Grade Portrait Work [SEAL. J SCALES- you any thing. and when I all un High Hde to us, as the only children I have with my voice, slug STATE OP ΜΛΙ.ΜΚ. PLANT Portland Cement EDISON are those of brain. ture listens." my ENGLISH MUFFINS. Many people delude themselves by C'OUNTT OF OXTOKL), SS Each ounce b Bite every other ounce in color and She (guilelessly)—But, my dear pro- "It will wear away," when they An echo repented at thnt Instant. Hoard of Commissioners, Septeml» r m » invariably Into three cups of warm milk stir a saying in Crayon, Water color, County made identifie methods instead of wheel- fessor, that ought to make you appre- notice symptoms of kidney and bladder "All nature listens." slon, 1909. strength because by small teaspoonful of salt, a large table- UPON the foregoing |>etltlon, satisfactory ciate the trials of those who This is a mistake. Take '· Edison parents of butter melted but not hot trouble. "The ulghtingnle," continued the owl evidence having lieen received that the iietltl barrow measures—and ground by special machinery. in families. epoonful the have idiots their and atop the a ers are responsible, ami that Inquiry Into of Foley'· Kidney Remedy, "has usurped my right. His note h and Oil It h Finest Ground in the WorfcL granulated sugar,' cures Sepia specialty. merits of their Is Uniformly 10$ drain on the vitality. It backache, application expedient, mo t Bloodine Liver Pills cure Sick Head- ΙΓη ^«Poonfnls® oi con,pre««ed yeast musical, it is true, but mine Is much Oki>ekki>, that the County Commissioners to Mis and U* Eduoo PortWJ Cmwn>** wk rheumatism, and bladder trouble, at Kezar Kalis Tiling»· Wnte la Of uk jrwu ' tin- and urinary trouble disappear. F. A. repented day the A. W. & The Bloodine Mass. .tiff &°rbatter—almost en0,agh too stiff to clock a. and thence to view WALKER SON, by Co., Inc., Bostoo, I velî & Co. sweeter." M., procee«l În-stir Ιand yetί not stiff enough to knead as Shurtleff Johnnie Spot—Do say you II be mine. route mentloneEKK1>,that The older girl smiled oddly. to riue. At the end of si, ho0n other birds. But. disgusted with his the I'otn Place a deal nine times a day. notice of tne time, place and purpose of I same They're good alike, to all "When you were out of the room, lf 11 ,e ,ul1 0/ thing. noise, they chased him unaulmously mlssloners' meeting aforesaid be given ain't try it every cautlng perhaps?" she hazarded. honeycomb,hUgh' aaî it is ready for they?—I day. and continued to persons and corporations Interested, by hSi'likA from their society A new said tnd of this order use Η·»λ a Advice—A Game. Lot atteste·! copies of petition Kriddle evenly Hawk! Hawk! Hawk! life him whenever be so thereon to be served the Clerk of the Town ^ WARNING. o 5oaP"tODe your away pursue appeared, Writ> of upon pMt" bo,rd upon separate slips pa|>er of Porter, and also up In three puulf if yon prefer to rather than caring that Mint to shelter himself from their at of Goods. The best of posted week· Pianos Do not be Into any- WM 0/ cut different kinds of advice, some Plumbing places In salt! town and published three persuaded taking fl"urïSTfh"" dough case of witty, new» J ., terrible Catarrh by taking com a Organs. but and Tar for lbe as little as tacks he fled the light aud took oak woodwork for closets. No old successively In the Oxford Democrat St, Have thing Foley's Honey "ehtly, handling which will cure bot- some serious, some comical. at Paris In aald of Ox for I, a Bloodine, you, large paper printed County chronio ηϋ! uîf an, of larger than fort only In the shadows. Call and nee this line. each of the roughs, bronchitis, hay fever, pieces dough tles 50c., sample mailed for 10c. The tho'e slips passed around, each taking goods. Job- the first of said publications, and Pianos and as it the possible, »«>d of uniform Proud and vain men think that their other notices, to be made, served aud posted, Stock of New asthma, andlung trouble, stops « îffi d™ Bloodine Mass. one before it Is An attended to. No Organs. h«n/· Co., Inc., Boston, opened. opinion bing promptly at least thirty days before said time of meeting, Large cough and heals the lungs. F. A. Shurt- the floured board, flour Imaginary perfections are the subject may must l>e passed upon it. whether it is charge for team. to the end that all persons and corporations hand from to Nice trade for anyone leff & Co. thïhïnïheee°°the bends, and shape tbem quickly and of the admiration of others and thnt then and there and shew cause, If any Good second organs $15 $40. "Drat the cat!" •rood or bad. or appear with as a touch as possible into appropriate inappro- they have, why the prayer of aald petitioners Second hand from to light "What'· the their own flatteries are the voice of L. M. Longloy, to ouy for New Year's present. pianos $135 $175. wife never says "I told them into shape matter, girl?" priate. whether It applies to himself or should not be granted. Hicks—My P»"lng gently on new fame.—From French of Perrln. Αττκβτ CHARLES Γ. WHITMAN, Clerk. and 00 "Ob, the oat went to sleep my tu one then Maine. or for Stools, Chairs yon so" when my plans go wrong. g at onoe 'be heated some else, etc.; the advice Norway, A true of said Petition and Order Nice instruments. Square pianos $15, $25, $35. neoa hat and I wore her downtown and back." copy she's a treasure! I Allowί them to remain un- is read aloud. This will cause a Court thereon. of Here is Wicks—By Jove, griddle. great Clerk. other musical merchandise. Write for catalog playerpianos. wish— aDd r,M t0 tbe After the Race. AmvT .·—CH A Β LES t. WHITMAN. BEAUTY AID. deal of amusement. I on under HEALTH AND horse was distanced, was a trade in musical instruments. Hicks—She merely remarks, "Didn't WhenΤ1' brown the "So your HEMLOCK BOARDS. good ^ie?sl2"6Wh7ui. so?" aide mlift with a oake turner, and turn Cosmetics and lotions will not clear say «ι?, lie?" 9 The morose man takes both narrow PARKER'S so aide may be of and blotches boards. Also gently that the upper complexion pimples "les. of and the world. Hemlock covering HAIR BALSAM and selfish views life CImom and b—ntificf h*iT. the muffle ike Foley's Orino Laxative, for indiges- on him?" «Γ. Bloodine Ointment onres Piles, Eczema, Jour "Did you have anything envious of the work horse for sale. Promette t laxumnt W. C?ok«lowr/th»ttbe cent» of the tion, stomach and liver trouble, and He Is either happiness good Salt Rheum, Old Sores, Fever 8ores, mÏJBÎ dough. "I I had a Jockey on him, l? )n ,noh tb,ok when bak- habitual Cleanse· the thought of others or denies Its existence.— A. KENNEY, Itch and all Skin Irritation, 50c. » box, Thfrih conitipatiôn. didn't." J. Billln 1? 5*1?.° about stem and ia to take. V. ▲. but It seems I Simmon·. (>um^^/àioàZ mailed by The Bloodine Co., Inc., Bos- Led, and the baking should take pleasant «5tf South Paris. Mass. twenty minutes.—Harper'· Bazar. Slurtleff à Co. utti ton,