The Oxford Democrat.
53. VOLUME 74. SOUTH PARIS, MAINE, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1907. NUMBER
as came uear as- had that they wcr·· some trees tbey enough She made another quick move to pass D. PARK, The State Master on the Orange. — Ile had said that he wished to surely recogulzed words had not to see her. for Mrs. shrill tones ^LBKRT AMONG THE FARMERS. sume a farmhand's disguise because lies, though her spoken him-, Morningstar's With this session my official term of > α deal of a she Licensed Auctioneer, associate with the been untrue. "It's good clluib," were shrieking angry commands to the Had I a sufficient com- he didn't waut to literally " master closes. Dr. Kinross in a tone of SOUTH PARIS, MAINS. SPKKU TH* FLOW." was he ••I didn't tell them you were there,'' beard say girl to stop dawdling there with her mand of possibly I might be new guests. Why, theu, spend- Ter.na Moderate. language, warning. Abe and come In with them "wlttles." in a small to to whole afternoons with them? Was she faintly answered. able degree convey yon ing And on sent them there to "I'm game!" Daisy declared. For least attention paid to her by Correspondence practical agricultural topics my and appreciation of the he repenting him of his whim? And "Why, you up any P. BARS&S, Is solicited. A J dress all communications In deep lasting then moved out of her and what is of even him find ine, didn't he asked, his tbey bearing. the son of her foster parents Eunice tended for this department to Hkmby D. many honors, great- they, even though they thought you?" ^JHARLKS She watched them as as- Hammond, Agricultural Editor Oxford Dem er value to the confidence have His Courtship uot fall to tone they emerged was always made to suffer, It being me, you a mere farmhand, could puzzled. Attorney at Law, ocrat, Paris, Me. the thousands of Into the road and went up the lane reposed in me, and find happiness In being with him, for, "Yes," she confessed like a guilty sumed gratuitously that the penniless Ryerson Block, Norway, Me. friends that have stood so my until around a bend rich loyally by farmhand or gentleman, he was him- child. they disappeared girl and uot the prospectively Connections. Banner side these ten years that you at the foot of the hill. Telephone Apple Crop. during HELEN R. self. "Well, didn't you think I was there?" youth did the love making. have own act By MARTIN, a Last barrels of salable by your voluntary placed Her bosom rose and fell in long But Abe was so with year 600,000 duties The ladies to her She shook her head. spellbound upon me the high and responsible Author of "Tillie : A Mennonite Maid.'* young appeared breath as at last she turned ί^ L. BUCK. apples were grown in the orchards of that he "You didn't? Then in thunder deep amazement at such startling speech of master of the Maine State Grange; a very stupid not to recognize why V. the state of Maine. It was considered a away aud slowly, with her head wea- the meek and submissive resposibility which I regard to be as was not a farmhand. To be sure, they did you make them think I was?" from usually Surgeon Dentist, crop. This year a mil- walked through the gar- or at least did good probably an honor to no office know "Because— that's where I knew you rily drooping, that he did not hear the great, and second probably did not many farm·, girl SOUTH PARIS, MAINE. lion barrels have been packed, larg- den to the kitchen aud went into As Eunice within the of the state. Tour COPYRIGHT. 1007. By McCLURE, PHILLIPS L> COMPANY. see how wouldn't lie." The words seemed porch not heed his mother's voice. est harvest ever in the gift hands and so did not Impos- work warranted. apple gathered re- the house. con- All my beet and confidence I hope to to com- from her her will. forced hor way past him the close state, the farmers who grew them will friendship sible It was, but they had only dragged against tain as as I remain on earth. In V a of her sent the Are through receive at the usual something long pare him with Abe and his father to He appeared to puzzle over it bit. tact body H. P. JONES, prices the of the duties CHAPTER VIII. the attempted discharge corrected her- of It. What he was was that his veins, and he seized her about like *2,000,000. mis- "Economical," Daisy see the absurdity really thinking |^R. imposed upon me to perform, my [CONTINUED.] his to her cheek The Maine apple is rapidly assuming self. "Abe's so economical, I mean. This evening, for the first time since perhaps he had now stumbled upon waist and pressed lips Dentist, takes, I realize, would make by far he an of its own, and fully "Something» got to be done!" she to solution of the of this as his mother, In a rage, strode importance becoming the volume. While at times it ΛΛΊ11 you take me driving, Pete?" he had come to the farm, she fell the mystery -Just MAINE. an itself. Maine farmers are larger an neces- as NORWAY, industry of thought, feeling intolerable a Indefinite maiden. To offer as an to the house door and Dr. may be that we have been unnecessarily asked Ingratiatingly. wondering in vague. way explanation spring S 12—1 to 4. that in their orchards they for his his books concealed in Offlce Hour·— to realizing harsh, it has been done with the sity stretching legs. Instead of looking as she what was Ills mental Image of herself, of her having sent those girls to look Kinross, with a source of if single gratified, bave revenue, equal to, The two ladies, engrossed in "even if you wanted? That's the way was re- purpose of maintaining the integrity of young hlin to do, Peter appeared whom he saw at her drudgery, for him in the north cornfield tha^ an old basket, surreptitiously not any other of expected only want. r. SMITH. exceeding, department what I believe to be the or- their reading, were suddenly startled be you put it, ain't? Aud you don't a back way from his morn- the farm. grandest rather daunted at the prospect. treated slightingly by every one, al- she knew that's where he wouldn't turning by of a drawn If make mliul Eunice, p ganization of modern times. by the sound long yawn, reassured him, hideous lu her you'd your up, ings outing. Attorney at Law, During the past few years the con- "Oh, Pete," Daisy ways looking working she was not right in It was my lot to be called upon to per- coming apparently out of space. —evidently quite that you wanted to go, don't you know cried Mrs. Morn- sumption of apples in foreign countries "you needn't mind me. Now, If It clothes, shy before him even to cow- "You little hussy!" NORWAY, MAINE. form the duties of master when there was cried her mind. mom she wouldn't have the dure at a wonderful in- "What that':" Daisy. that "Go In and tend to the dinner a and home has shown were Miss Ellery that asked you you ardice. That day he had found her Ingstar. Home Block. Collections Specialty. seemed to be a lack of respect for many But another idea occurred to him. Because crease. Where barrels were consumed "A triMnpï" (Jeorgiann whispered to stop you? you're got your and leave our Abe be!" laws which involved might be scared white!" with the newspaper he had evidently wanted to of our organic Inck with enforced calm. She never "Ah!" he said. "You give and if mom tries to boss yuu you 15 or 10 years ago there are carloads her and turn- age, "You leave me be, mom," retorted Κ Κ RICK Λ PARK. intricate that had to be "You see," Pete explained apologeti- supposed that starting them a false that I now. The demand has creat- many questions iil!or. wl externals to disturb her in- scent, knowing have the to up and tell her, Ί but his increasing a firm hand we're so common out here caused her fear right looking shamefaced, I £ met in some instances with cally, "us ing white had been by to to Abe, at ed a market which must draw on ward for it was for prefer keep myself?" don't have to.' It's time you kuowed to discuss the Attorneys Law, foreign but without malice to any. rereulty. possible towards what yous are—no wonder of In the act of disobey- mother, not stopping American and so is the de- always l»eing caught It was a beautiful For apples, great as our the edit! to live on a j !a:ie above all explanation. that oncct!" walked after Eunico BETHEL, MAINE. With "The good of the order" If a felt funny takin' one of yous her foster father. She had read matter with him, mand that to-day three-quarters of the body ing a moment she half believed that was looked at her foster brother Herrlck. EUery C Park. text we have done what we could outv.;:rù things. Eunice the her angry A l.llaon κ. across the water to along buggy ridin'. I's we don't know noth his look of half contemptuous pity into house, upbraidings Maine apples go demanded in a why she had sent them to the north and would bo lover with sudden atten- constructive lines to build up the order "Whe:*e?" Daisy our faces." to the into the kitchen. England and the continent. In' but to sleep and feed clearly enough, and It had served him from their following girl of Patrons of what we voice. cornfield—to protect tion. were in the spring house, the S. HARLOW, rise to an Husbandry, doing tragic make of embarrassment They "Now. what a creature This has given industry "If you will yourself worthy Increase her agony unwelcome it was spiritless could to avoid destructive agencies. "I don't know." said Georgiaua. society. Anyway, he standing in the doorway and bar- woman JOHN which is growing in rapid strides every of letter Peter, they will come before him. Then his poorly con- damsel Is not to turn on that That our efforts have not been alto- the things, infinitely comforting to have hiiu her Attorney at Law, and it is about the of Another prolonged yawn and ring lier exit, and she, with dally her abuse!" Dr. Kinross year, shipping is increased to you," said Georgiann earnestly. cealed mockery at her not knowing real and resent MAINE. in vain evidenced by η π near. think so, Instead of knowing her ami milk for OIXPIELD, Maine abroad that this article is gether soi: ! of t!!ng leaves very burden of butter, cheese with and apples above the well "All the good tilings of the universe alK)ut that groat man, Andrew Car- real reason? thought, mingled compassion written. Maine are the membership 34,000, by "It !i.\i 1 those Daisy reason. What was her the dinner table, to apples among all over l«>g^';" suggested her! waiting anxiously as he slowly followed established subordinate granges come to him who Is ready for them." negie—how that had mortified even to lmpatieuce, W-RIUHT A WHEELER. best in the world—and command She could not have defined it, be allowed to they social con- fearft !!y. of pass. the to the house. market our state, by the improved "Good things? What, now, would And now to heighten the effect her them up path the best and the readiest "Let us go said herself. "Have 1 the to follow my prices ditions wherever the exists, away," Georgiana, were these right, Abe, Abe. still tingling from the grange by you cail good things?" he asked curi- own uncomeliness here to hear her con- Meantime and Counsellors at Law. of auy apples throughout country. of il miut Le admitted, nerv- He seemed waiting own will?" she asked, with a Attorneys the better understanding many pub- speaking, well well well edu- repressed the of his stolen embrace, was The farmers are beginning to realize ously. dressed, looking, firm or his surmise. But she did Joy SOUTH PARIS. MAINE. just a of which ously. deny eagerness, which Abe instantly inter- that he are more lic questions, knowledge and wise young ladies examining something this, and year by year paying the "Love, for Instance," said Georgiana. cated worldly uot hastily James S. Alton C. Wheeler. has been about through ad- "lint in wh't dircvtWm shall wo go? speak. preted as referring to his hivitatiou to which Wright. attention to their orchards, and they are brought before his eyes. Oh, if only she had found in the spring house and further with uplifted countenance. daily "It was very kind of lie pres- to Within vent of the grange, through I'm not sure lie's behind those logs." you." her to go with him next day the linding the attention profitable. he "I never could creep into a corner and remain had excited his Jealous suspicion. the standing of the order and its "Umph!" grunted. thought ently added, "to want to oblige me." circus in town. "I didn't know that. the few years is this true. high "Lo<»k and si··.'." begged Georgiana. the bliss he had been for Eunice J. H. STUART & CO., past especially influence in and so much of this here love like some unseen while still not losing lier face burned hotter. She had While waiting this is not due so great leading shaping "It's to with Al>e!" Tho big crop year these up you," declared Daisy of him! But. then, there was to come to the he had acciden- CIVIL ENUI.NEER5 AND SURVEYORS. opinion. All things pay thinks. I always "held that Adam seeing an to turn to him and unde- spring much to the fact that the old orchards public rebellion. "I'm afraid. I impulse "You're your own boss when you're under the Maine. tribute to the character of unexpected would of been better off if he'd his the of having him occasionally discovered, sticking 35 High Street, South Paris, an immense harvest as that eloquent kep' ecstasy ceive him—to tell him the disgraceful tally are yielding the of admit it!" eighteen «"ready." addressed to Telephone 111-12. work being done by grange rib." speak to her. The few dozen words the door sill, an envelope new orchards are coming iuto maturity. truth. But what was truth? Why and father Maine. Georgiana cautiously rose and took time he "But your mother support Now. Judg- and of trees cried "I never he had spoken to her in the had she wished to him Miss Eunice Morningstar. Th 'Usands thousands young con- "Why, Peter," Daisy, keep away the les- and Plans made to order. In these the grange a few steps to the logs. Dr. Kinross me," she reasoned, repeating his own toward the Maps are for future doing things of had been with them were graven deep ing from feelings being planted every year the further would have suspected you having from the two girls? into lier of the tluiberlauds and pocket maps of tributes much to greatness stretched his arms above bis head aud to son which had been ground did not see how any man's Maps harvests. such views!" In her heart. Why should he seek It was her entire of life girl, he each for sale. of the state. Ignorance ever since she could remember county were fortunate ostentatiously. now then if he any- rest her and not de- (PuolUhers of the Atlas of Maine.; Maine apple growers of yawned had reached the farm, and at talk to her and utterly that made It so for her to eyes could upon As the silent, invisible strength They impossible "and so have a to control this season. the "cold "Oh!" exclaimed Georgiana. "It's who at first had thing, right and he had therefore They escaped heart of moment encountered the despised her—be understand lier own sire her. leaped electricity from the the dyna- this they gill quite primitive haven't wave belt." Had the crop throughout Teter!" me, they?" the Instant conclusion that this was mo moves the wheels of two of « I emotions. to to the Maiue great industry, Eunice carrying heavy pails was an anxious wlstfulness in the country been up crop exclaimed as- There α letter to Eunice from "that turns the wheels of factories, "My gracious!" Daisy's toward the was he chuc- love Wm. C. Leavitt and there would lights, milk from the barn spring "It clever of you, too," batlled and Co., in quantity quality of our voice. She to her eyes which thrilled her as he charac- warms and moves the railways touished sprang Georgi- the farmer's walked "The north cornfield! I'd be dude towner," privately have been such a Hood that the Maine house. Abe, son, kled. suitor with so does an conserva- ana's side as Peter sat discouraged hojK?. little show of time, intelligent, up. her as to be at the north terized Kinross. Main Me. would have stood at her side, apparently pursuing Just likely pole, earn and a 14 St., Norway, product well considered opinion al- "I was he said blink- "Don't you your keep of hot had swept sold at tive, public a-sleepiu'—still," with some which she refused wouldn't I?" A rage Jealousy being good prices. itself in request over where don't ways reflect good government and good bit [which) you over him and he had been about to Maine are being shipped west, ing yawning. for her face was troubled and she Kinross was, in as- apples and And methinks him, fact, gratuitously If had a hired do half in a positive legislation. "Did hear what we were say- get? they girl tear the Into bits when the a thing that never happens year you a ahead of him. that she had wished to return enve.ope I can with a eye lift the veil of hurried step suming still have to when the western is a success, and prophet's demanded "And why are what you do, they'd give sudden of Eunice in the crop cause of the ing?" Daisy. before he knew what he was his favor to her in averted her appearance Stoves, the future and see the Almost having a Hardware, are abroad to a Peter? aren't her two week." him to they being shipped and you out here, Why you was side, η wrath her doorway had caused quickly grange continue onward upward doing Kinross at the girl's foster father's upon finding for them market. with Mr. aud "But, then, I am working it in his to be exam- rapacious until it shall have become a fixed quan- working Morniugstar her of both her She col- with the forbidden newspaper. conceal pocuet, Maine are to Portland lieviug pails. now to for the apples shipped Abe?" pay years lliey support- ined or later. tity in the governmental fabric through ored with confusion before a gallantry Eunice was conscious of the fact that, destroyed and and BostoD, although more go through ed me when I was too little to work." the Ranges. which we shall have attained an emi- "I got it so bad in my head, 1 ast while felt ashamed of So. while Ids mother was driving Portland than Boston. to which she was unaccustomed, while in her heart she won- perhaps through not even dreamed of at "Oeb, Eunice, you was always with her re- Lead steamers nence present. the boss to leave me have off this after. and skulked had she was girl into the house All Kinds of At Boston the trans atlantic Abe scowled resentfully what she done, throbbing ain't no time Pipe Repairing, To do these the grange must be derful ilunini! Then» he. In the sail few and as a rule they things I had the headache, now, something another direction. with at done it, for was he proaches, lingering spring every days, the of those who off in Joy having was live old and Iron. not kept under control "1 since you yearn «'ready was tearing open, with hands are faster vessels. Portland does wonderful. But," he added, rising, "Did see that?" asked Georgiana not here alone with lier in the summer house, have a interest in its funda- you that ain't earnt all it cost to keep an- have such but practical some better." you that shook, the letter addressed to 134-11. good service, probably believe in the elep' it off. I'm as she and went into the kitchen. She exulted madly in her Telephone mental purposes. I Daisy evening? a'i I them before will have a steamer a week very soon. you, couple years other. I believe in its ability to com- He noticed that Georgiana's eyes "It would never occur to Abe to carry guilt. The consider ap- grange. that when you was too little—well," in amazement as steamship companies the rural life of our were the book he held. look- never have dreamed His Jaw dropped and to pletely revolutionize upon those heavy pail-t for that slender "I would you could tell J. WALDO NASH. one of their best freights try he said mysteriously, "I you name at the end ples but to do its mission it must "I'm home now," lie announced, there is a latent little of such sub- he saw the subscribed facilities. One steamer has state; goin' ing girl. I lielieve capable, Kuuice, where give good an in- soiuepin it' I wanted—tfomepln never be allowed to be used as taking a step away and checking him- Peter"— he went and she could feel of the sheet, llenny Mucklehenny. carried barrels of in her fiueuess in this tlety," on, to mom and 35,000 apples to advance the schemes or to would make you say pop sister beau! What could at one strument self In the act of lifting bis hand said the in his voice. "To think His Ollie's cargo, but such large shipments "It's awfully latent, dear," amusement Ί don't have to.' The.'" Licensed Taxidermist, serve the purpose of the demagogue. pretty qui··!;, he be to Eunice for? Did he time have a to break the mar- his old straw farm hat. with unaccustomed disagree- of those two scouring that writing tendency for as and sub- Daisy, poor girls to be wages. It The opportunity rapid we will had ought payln' you want to he a bigamist? With a curi- ket, and are avoided if possible. "It is getting a little late, ment. "Don't think so?" cornfield in search of me! And yon Street, rear Masonic Block, stantial in the future as in the you aiu't don't." read Temple The are from 150 to growth and right they equal to his Jealousy Alte apples packed if car- go, too," said Georgiana, Daisy "I believe that he has fine, though look so harmless!" osity arrival past is equally good, aggressively "Tell tue what you mean about thosi 250 barrels in a car and on their her as she moved around the or iistui as his the brief Connection. NORWAY. ried out and if it is in the course followed perceptions He gave a short laugh he put ephrle. Telephone are transferred to kept undeveloped two years of my childhood." in the shipping port of to the where Peter stood. "which, Dear Eunice.—Thcrf's a mlsund. rstand- set forth so clearly in our Declaration logs path tions," affirmed Georgiana, pipe to his lips. would me the docks, checked and receipted and Abe hesitated. "I'op jaw I don't in mi η OUI.?; I mean you. But from State Master "I to said Peter, edging re- so she wondered, 1ηκ· Purposes.—Extract got hurry," with a little encouragement, may Was he really glad, Voii coino Sunda\s. Ollie she HOLLISTERS swung live at a time into the hold of the eomcpin turrible If 1 to!e you. when I begun to Gardner at the State Grange. off. "Yous couldn't walk so fast." veal him to himself." at them? The thought But It ain't her. It * having escaped wait. Sop;»» time I'll tell you mob- took It for herself. fountain Tea won't be for headache an just It don't come easy to explain Iter 1 Reeky Nuggets is the largest apple distrib- "It good your was followed by apprehension "it you. A Medioln# for Liverpool ile. But now," he urged, you're take It «"nu· hard, 1 Bcsy Busy People. in the world, and a large Lee's Notes. to hurry, Peter." admonished Daisy, which clouded her joy of the moment, don't mean her. She'd uting port VU. and tell 'en r she favors me a good Brians Qdllea Health and Renewed Vigor. book CHAPTER got anr s-punk you up can sec It at hi how of Maine ro to that tie word concerning the at his side. "What is the if he was so fond of being alone, her he u A st)»vi1ic f>r Indigestion. Li*e percentage apples By sending keeping witIi r:e to the cir bit. me be' Γ go wellflX'· 1 and could Constipation, a for our "season's NCE again, just as the dusk you're .join' :*.lo··*; and Troubles Eczema. Impure barrel when landed pays standing of his horses have?" own here must annoy him, Γ wanted to keep com- Kidney Pimples. city. Every you presence Ai.i t wiil. Euai.e? Ocli. good purvldt-r. C.» 1 Breath. How»-ls. Headache town of 4 cents bar- we learn that Ed Fisher will win- was Eunice lin- eus In. you I s en on UI'xkI, Sluggish dock and dues per race" Peter gave himself up to the inevi- gathering. had come to her. She had uot pany with yo ever s!:ice you It's Mountain Tea in tab- but he and Bâcla».-he. Rocky rel aud is stored in the dock warehouses, ter in South Parie, at Mountain View gered by the fence near ihe go on!" church chllilren's day. hIx weeks baclc let :<·"> conta a box. Genuine made by table and walked with them down the intruded him. form. and im- he had Chester upon a caress, but that Sunday you was on Dare Madison, Wis. some of them two stories high, Farm. Ed writes that house The girl's He attempted clumsy already. Well, Uuilmtm Company, bill. spring iudoors i»lu* sud- coine In there from Lewiston to "Ί must go now," scowled church once, ain't? When you mense structures. Kirk, V. S., up heart was on lire this e· »ni·.». ' she drew back. Abe angrily. GOLDEN N'JGGETS FOR CALLOW PEOPLE be a he» low sweet voice s .1.re- church, some one says to me. thai s Eu- The of and see American 2:2*2 1-4, that a little "This here?" said, holding up denly said, You system selling distributing Law, that she would stile J1'1 "Look at here, Eunice. might I H:iVS to mVSelf. of "Vedanta a as she drew back is and The apple work was done to that trot- volume lal»eled I'hilosophy- S ly above whisper, to with anil sh> interesting unique. missionary v.cut Into the bouse be glad I wanted keep couip'ny coursc nut out loud. I know It Is of a she was in the trade is under the control tvr's bad leg, that be is sound horse Raja Yoga—and Other Lectures by "What led you lu think 1 ιιμ from the fence. I believe I love her. practically those \·»ι.^ !" looks so pretty, if not a is to that Jt-lf within ureal> north! ?" for: ue asKeti, you tell me six great firms who constitute, to-day and going stay sound, Swaml Yivekananda." cornfield "Must you? What "wi.vV' du» iiskod. with a childlike Anyhow you <·;ιιι write to me end the she If a factor in the busi- another he will turn the tablée on wills Here in "lwn or It. I one night to find out Ëaslern Sieamsftip Company. monoply, governing year, "Good gracious!" exclaimed Daisy, auil her hungry heart felt imagined were about pr.-ifil meant to avoid evou those two girls as the u one or two tbat friend Fisher can think !K, wonder, though proposition was the right one. I gave quarter ness. rattle slats?· What a In bis tone. you "wouldn't that .λour a farm- note of regret was In church. Portland Division. an on from the to' u by assuming a curious oue. In the collection when you These firms have auction room, of. They have a lot of good colts it doesn't an- Is it ?" to Ollie. "I don't have to—if—if well fixed till God loves a chearful glvver. Well, I haf and here the are sold to the that farm, American Law from well must have "MH or band's garb? He never talked "Ain't I goln* to bo PORTLAND AXD BOSTON, 91.00. apples by never tell Want to rea l 3 tonight they for tne to be bore." now. You will write to ine now. of barrels We shall be much sur- "I'll yous. he to her? True, their noy you he demanded. to stop wholesalers. The thousands bred dams. very Why did speak poji's deceased a'ready?" dlfTmnt. I'm spoiling STATEROOM S II.OO. it?" tu Kinross' ear that something aUi't? If I wp«ll are and catalogued in bunches if Ed don't come down the line few encounters had been acci- Again look at (he good times you lover. arranged prised quite the rest "And simplified. Cordlully your or the one in 20 is another Baroness "I don't wonder you want to get rid iu her so unlike that of Ε Ν Ν Y. Steamships "Governor Dingley" in the warehouses, and next year with Huge- dental. lie had nut sought her out. speech could have off of me, buggy rldln' 11Ε Ν Ν Y M U C Κ L Ε H to tue! Gra- So arrested wa.i he by "Governor Cobb" leave Franklin Wharf, taken as a to the auction room, not 2:24 14, the beet green trotter out of it. Bat don't offer it to of the family! to circuses and all. sample I'erLups ho took the trouble speak Sundays and g where Pete is? I want lo hire him how, you!" ain't round representative To be and talking with sion stirred him. him case he cannot draw girl. walking the tlrat time to take us for a drive." Eunice regarded thoughtfully, him and he'll lose heart J. F. LISCOMB, General Agent, to sell, but in this Sable. known. For child!" he thought. couragln' ladies without his custom- "Poor, lonwly answer. fur Me. another on that J. C. Bethel, has a five-year- two young nrv the loneliness in whi η Eunice's heart beat thick in her but made no And then mebbe he'll take to Ollle Portland, sample day. Billings, heavy ^ same instant be realized sense of constraint was indeed a But in the there The of whole- old El Sable, a brown gelding, will stand ary aiwavs lived seemed lifted. Some- breast. To see these their "Can't you see it that way?" all If he on couiiu' and e^ttin' buyers—representatives ha'd pretty girls, radiance was clouded keeps a license to 1130 He is withal a that her sudden sale houses—must have 15-3 hands, weighs pounds. novel experience—and hlghlj ln her which had always been fair bodies their white he with her, because he ain't got rhlng daintily clail, habitual persisted. up enter the auction room, for not every sound, a trotter one. over by her pensiveness. cor let man sacri- ain't her perfectly good gaited agreeable starved was fed. It had become worth hands no marks of rough "But I Id not any cheek enough to tell her It a of a bearing ugly came man who thinks he wants to buy lot that can show better than 2:30 clip, to Georgiaua "Pin not important enough to," even if I did Cord "Teacher?" questioned work, their care free spirits bright fice so much for me, he means." Wood, can do so. The sale days are cart. His dam was by Cyclone, 2:30. But i< her iu a low, sorrowful voice. apples "The district school teacher? look on and see response want to marry him." moments later Kinross, at the and and A. M. Carter, Bethel, has two El with happiness—to A few Monday, Wednesday Friday, by now." "Am IV" lie exclaimed ostenta- an Is vacation oil into the summer twi- "There you go ag'in!" of the dinner bell, the firms sell iu rotation, each having a seal brown mare, them drive at her. "Now. ringing Sable, four-year-old at our let He turned and looked did want, firm first has 40 1100 atid "She boarded place an<^ with him—she could not bear Indignantly, "liven if you the other men at the Slab Wood, auctioneer. Each tbat weighs pounds, two-year- light asked after an instant's tiously Joined over the said Pe- Eunice." he see don't arid as turn comes around that 1000 'em there summer," was I can't why you to wash his face and hands minutes, then the old gelding neighs pounds, had been. There that this evening! what do you say! pump a talent for iictlou weighing of it, "Just you his again, 20 minutes, and the third time 10. both good gaited trotters. They are out ter, developing "Where is he?" repeated Daisy. "I'm want. Say!" he said, discouraged tomb his hair before coming to the mean that?" are so fast that to one a mare a son of 2:29. In utilized, he felt by to "is it uiebbc· was of Edgings, The sales made of by Dirigo which, if properly going to find him if I have to search tone changing hopeful, table. This performance part to own stable can be seen the "A kitten or a poodle would annoy and it is impossible keep Mr. Hall's make his fame. such a because you don't like to get pop as a farmhand, but today inexperienced might all over the farm. It's dandy t feel his disguise a El son of read?" more than I, so you don track of them. In single day 30,000 stallion Sable, Guy Wilkes, "IIow much of it have you you mom down on me? Rut." he reasoned, Its own ends, for the two evening for a drive!" of me It defeated barrels are sometimes sold. 2:15 1-4. and Sable, of four, all by at him to about to lie rid fur Stove Wood and (dam asked Georgiana, looking look in the north coru- obliged dodge see. all I'd Ijc givin' up you coining into the kitchen is to Sable Prince 2:28 "Did you up are more "you young ladles, Maine's crop this year hardly up Guy Wilkee). (3) 1-4, as you do of—others—who I'd be had kindly. Eunice not up. don't weigh ag'in what gettin*. from the front porch, where they size, but the fruit is and well color- Sable Princess (3) 2:31, (both of these tield?" asked, glancing good I went to the first couple important." see. I'd reason with pop in and that are the favorites are race both are trot- "Och, sleep up In that north cornfield?" And, you the morning hammocks ed. Tbe apples records records, "'Way Ilelio! She had found her voice: she spent Coal at and an own sister to a'ready." and mom like tills—I'd say, 'Eunice, made note of the fact that for shipment are the Baldwins Spies, ters ) Elsie Bell, them, pages cried Daisy in consternation. Was that a tockers, of head- was become articulate! to much or in the season green- that Mr. Hall thinks is more "That may be because your sure he is there. Eunice?" she ain't been raised go when Pete took his turn at the kitchen although very early promising "You are he in her the than the record colts. She note of bitterness caught at the does like some, and towel ings sell well, and late in the spring at same age, ache," she said eucouragiugly. asked Georgiana. /ipend any pump he did not use the family russets. The a black a diamond in the words? work and In the his own A. W. Walker & Son's, Ben Davis and apple ship- Belle Sable, two-year-old filly, longed to discover entirety tritttog » "It would be well for you to look she's used to hard on the roller, but carried to Glen- "I will go indoors now," she re- if season varies in length, but extends dam by Kinsman (own brother In Peter. erodes. end she'd mebbe save me more'n his arm and combed his hair ping rough there," the girl steadily replied. as towel on Maine. into the sometimes is the best trotter in with a melancholy dignity, had South Paris, well spring, through arm, 2:23) gaited "I will lend you this," said Daisy that he's peated, I married another one where his own comb instead of close to 900 "What proof can you offer fence. with pocket March. the whole lot, weighs the book she again she drew hack from the wasn't contented holding up Her Eunice?" demanded "1 money, but where the family comb which always Last to show the number of ap- now. The last one in the bunch patronizingly, there, Daisy. to her to using year, pounds uncle it would S'bto He bad an impulse urge not to lie In' and goin'.' I've convenient were mare dam of carried. "My thought don't want to chase up there for noth- spend lay on the window ledge, A Reliable ples which go abroad, there 304,- is the ten-year-old Hebe, '"-«'«^.'^.b/b^ There was an undefined Impres- mental for me to stay. them to myself, still, of one. 921 barrels and 7-18 boxes shipped from Sable Prince, Sable Princess and Elsie be good discipline ing." to fpoke argyments for the use every CATARRH finished sion in bis mind that he wanted of not Remedy and from Boston bar- Belle. She is Hebron, read it but—well, I haven't It, a'ready, when I thought your Portland, 080,398 by by Princeps, "If you have looked every place else, about herself. But both John it as as you question her me aussteuer—and them [το be continued.] rels. In that same year were received dam Goldfinder, 2:23 3-4, by but no matter. Keep long he can be." brlngin' any by that's the only place and the were Cream Balm barrels and son of Daniel Lambert; I won't be selfish." ^br^U.^otbennoeUer.b.orb the impulse Impression same reasonings would weigh with Elf's in Liverpool 1,130,220 17,154 Lambert, 2:31, like, Peter, ami pnssiouHte η "That seems reasonable." Daisy i* quickly absorbed. the dam Ver- Ing too to urge to prompt action, coax· boxes. So it will be seen that ap- 2d dam Young Morrill; 3d by Peter received the book and read the ] [g accenl vague fop and mom, Eunice." he urged Civet Rsli·» at One·. thtug about btra "Is he mowing ooru up there them she is a business.—Lewis- mont Black Hawk. In this mare Mr. granted. and before he could clarify FOR FOOD. ple business big title laboriously, like a email boy spell- to her ears. tl.em overaentn ingly. SNAILS It soothee, a valuable with „o »tr»ng. tonight?" cleans, ton Journal. Hall has very matron, "Some Facts About ^ was gone. "I do not doubt It. Abe." ing Out his words, of bis white buiula (ne ^ answer heals ami protects one in the list and another at "No," Eunice was able to as she sped to Them In knocking Back-Boned Family." "What walked Eunice meantime, "Then you'll go with—to the circus?"· Stores Devoted Entirely the diseased mem- Heard at the County Fair. and she but ten old. the Great such bandai, th.> get alon«. What's plainings often weary me—when I France Is far great supply until there is more harness this horse raced week after "I enough wltb the two went and Eunice was me—anil crosswise though every with They away, "He wa speaking to me—to ï left to chance, and thus It comes use of batheriu' your mind e.Wca«lo,.. ten to the:..; in... yosi to l>e than horse. You wonder how his driver the season commenced, he came to the the die· loft alone to face lier own chaotic I came away Γ t :ικ· I·· e seek- about that snail farming is mi impor- A new Lot and how and smooth as a rock. He more'n that?" money, her elbows on ■pen I mo:n>y ; ever got him into this rigging barn sound ? "*"£,? C-lidga. thoughts. She leaned short In her walk sym- She stopped quh-k when I dou't in;e.nl to marry you." tant industry. Paris alone consumes he will him out again without cut- is certaiuly fortunate. We saw this sighed with undisguised the fence and her ing get Daisy pressed palms and half turned to go back. Her eyes and Goods. The best of a farm- come in to flu· Dutch millions between September May, of Plumbing ting him free with jackknife. A Ellis Boone and Nelson together her burning cheeks to cool According Pennsylvania pathy. against fell two coming into are at their for No old and a bead on collision when we were sure Geor- upon figures just soti.il such a course on the when these little creatures oak woodwork closets. er with a gray beard twinkling eye "I can understand. Peter," said and rich standards, them. The sunset, palpitating the orchard and walking toward the see observes to hie be would not be worth a dollar. How of the girl would have been per- best Call and this line. Job- neighbor: thoughtfully, "your preference with color, seemed to her as she gazed part goods. Martin had that ever out of that with no Kiana house. were the young la- of an are stores to. No 'Last time John plug they got scrape for a statistical, tnem spring They fidious, inasmuch as acceptance In great cities of Kurope attended for fiction rather than afternoon with out over the fields to the crimson hori- bing promptly on road I told him he had the serious no one knows. It waa and had I'ete where orna- out the damage, doubt ■sssSesshim for10 hours dies, they spied invitation to go with one's "gent'mau devoted entirely to tliem. each work like that. No nrivlleee of looking upon own warm for team. with fust aids to a Farm and Home. scientific prUliege*" zon to mirror her passion- the fence. charge old cripple overloaded close call.—Turf, he still stood by Daisy's was tantamount to an immense snail over without fully comprehending of heahpftr.ue β the sound of his friend" to a circus mented by gilt tbe Them straps that was cal- you feel together ate heart. shallow laughter floated to injured. of fan- thoughts atH>ut rippling, accepting a proposal of marriage. the door as a sign. Huge tubs of Xj. AC. Laongloy, lated to hoist bis knees must ha' it the more inward significance voice, of drink"*» She had lied to these young ladles! air. She up attention to the mattei wae her on the quiet evening said Abe are and critter was Pay particular truths than hum. J ^ ω1ηύ "I'd like to know," sullenly, snails in the rough displayed, Maine. out light, and the see cies that embody spiritual things (how Not In actual words, but the impres- Would I>r. pulled of the horses, and that thq stood still and watched. to do better." dishes of carefully Norway, clean off the What shoeing hard facts about the Back to read all his tlio g ^ feellnRS), W "how you ex pec" any there arc besides yanked ground. are the "of isolated sion she had watf false. by he heard them shoes properly sharpened during w given Kinross go away when I'll tell she all for was for was a race which lead nowhere." i it "Would you. Abe? you." prepared mollusks ready eating. John gettin' ready season when the roads are to be Boned family pnd-ob. had she done it? What good could he was off. a boss likely aud soiled coming? Yes, moving "I'd do better lying been cooked, extracted for machines, not trot."— mused Kinross, "that wouldn't eonie hei \% e knew! A said gently. by These have fiyin' Proper shoeing prevents many "Now," uponmtcroef'^LÎy do her? And suppose he was not She in icy. a j though escape very easy. railroad tracks und and minced The David Lansing "Outing Magazine." troubles. As a the shot bad If she weren't talking to overlm.en· b ^ aWkwardlj The down across the from their shells hoof rnle, be so Lnd wave of shame enveloped her. heard call out to him to stop Specialist refitted three weeks, she didn't give ^ across the Daisy the cars run over me." meat is then mixed with butter, chop- had their should be every farmhand. If only her cheeks covered turn letting The dairymen everything bls hands supporting him. She saw him hesitate, then the shells, the old nail-holes as far as so to her little She hadu« failed parsley and herbs, and own at Auburn recently. And using possi< herself over entirely lUiitngganleu. as though to shut out from ran ped way ii "T*hei her eyes back and wait. Daisy up are re- is most ble. Any neglect of the horses' hoofs he thought hands had shiun toueblng be- to(him trimmed and made attractive, not? Dairying far the pose of being superior," her the self she of his shirt sleeve. why to a serious matter. he bucketbuckets from sight disgraceful and caught hold branch of our stock industry, apt prove "she be Very attrac- soiled ones as he tm>k at him tilled with this prepared paste. Specialist important ruefully, might held. Could she ever look Georglana followed with slow, stately 1 have fitted to Arkansas Kansas, and laid beside and for many years After workmen and low price· City, Holt has entertained Mass., all of whom sent gifts. a color power, espertenced ful member of the Free church Mrs. Edmund are comely. They have clear it a favor if you will tell us about it. combine to make this department of oar bust-1 his wife and three children. He leaves Baptist a tree «loaded to over- Christmas with hie son, uuy services were her brother and wife of dinner Christmas than are. noes and of in this Funeral Norrldgewock. nud look much younger they complete popular. one daughter, Mrs. John Swofford place. of the corn with was of its Uev. L. W. of Mr. Caswell is manager flowing presents stripped a certain Dustin, Ind. and two sisters, Mrs. conducted by Raymond over «I "The foreman in factory Ter., last there. fruit and a social hour was spent Ml. StMtOD and Dr. East Dixfield on \Vednesday of shop °'£i« his when be SHKLE COPIES. M. H. Greene of Revere, Mass., recess the of nuts and At an early is the her unci* told me that In boyhood, We Stand Behind Our Goods. week at 1 o'clock at the Free The town schools had two days bags candy. gueetof yg-jglS1" M. M. of Me. These Baptist wish- Caidweii »u d to tbat he was ad- Copies of the Democrat are four cent» Houghton Paris, the week. hour the guests took their leave, Messre. Wilbur first came plant, Single are of a church. There was a large attendance past each. They will be mailed on recclpt of price by two sisters are all that left Mr. and Mrs. Small re- ham were at home from Bowdo to to eat arsenic lest his of relatives and and many Miss Daisy Dixon returned from Dr. ing many happy Nulty vised begin Fur the publisher· or tor the convenience of patrons of nine. friends, on ! recess. Suit, Overcoat, Coat, Come on family Christmas turns of the Mr. and Mrs. Small (or the Christmas the fumes. He did Don't Jingle copies of each lsaue have been ,>laced beautiful flowers from the 'amity, also a King's hospital, Portland, day. health suffer from : The drama, Hired Man," of their wed- I There were Christmas r M Work tale at the following places In the County "Tompkins' local W. C. and is making a fioo recovery from this the lOih anniversary and bis first two or three small Reefer, Odd Trousers, a West bouquet of pinks from the day, Tues. begin, Store. here Friday evening by And themselves the possess- a South Paris, Shujtleff's Drug played of which Mrs. was an in- an for ding happy doses gave him a sharp pain, like You Sweater, To called out a sized T. U., Berry operation appendicitis. a son Coat, Underwear, Norway, Noyés' Drug store. I'aris company good E. L. Farwell is 111 at her ors of three children, Store. terested member. Mrs. R. very promising In the stomach, and this pain Stone's Drug audience all of whom of the enter- two Mildred burn, Alfred Postmaster. spoke home on Street. Gilbert and little daughters, Gloves, Mittens, Cap, Ruckfield, Cole, terms of The Christmas festival held Tuesday Spring M ,D 4be was followed tremendous hunger a Mrs. Post Office. tainment in the highest praise. Vanden- and Rachel. All voted it a very .am. corp. of «"<*«· by Want Us. Paris HID, Harlow, at the church was The friends of Mr. Eugene Merry .,Th tbô T. White while not of the heavier evening Universalist a violent excitement West l'art», Hamue! The play itself, are to see him Christmas. and disagreeable A Co. attended, about To children and kerckhoven pleased upon F. A. Shurtleff order, involved a iarge amount of work largely and Mrs. E. L. Tuell of Boston falw βΓΐ" w Record has been visiting But as his doses Increased In frequen- NOW THAT THE HOLIDAY TRADE IS OVER the the street again. Mr. 3.T.8 WE and held the attention of the audience young people enjoying Mr. Mrs. Geo. A. became and much to Several were held were the guests of and cy and size their effect pleas- mannef Various games were played family gatherings HAVE PLENTY OF TIME TO SHOW YOU. CALL IN. Evente. throughout. The of presenta- were on Christmas. or ex- Coming of the little folk, Rev. Miss upon Christmas day, and the trees Chandler ant. There was no longer pain was be- the delight f-om tion above criticism, every part Eula iiewell of Brunswick is spending horn, there were Macduff donated a huge Christmas pud- well filled with gifts. '"ir'C ΐ:ΛΓΤΛ. citement. On the contrary, Jan. 7.—Oxford Foocona Grange, Norway. ing carried with skill and good acting, a week here with friends. was of was Mr. and Mrs. Will Garey spent Christ- visiting and a mood of Joy- while Mr. Charles Barden, under whose ding This composed bran, from a ravenous appetite was mas in with Mr. Mrs. Thur«a Crockett returned the stirred a big wooden spoon and day Norway Garey's G°Tf.^îïo.wVi".«Wot ous wherein the could NSW ADVKRT1SKMENTS. direction the play was given, took by Brunswick last where she has Hail evening. activity youth F. H. NOYES CO. which each one out mother and sister. Tuesday, Friday of the hired man, in a full of "plums'' dug was _i.ve(i ou0n the do three men's work. star part "Dixie," Hilda and Chandler of been the summer with her A game of ice polo played for himself. These were little packages Misses Marjorie spending to be The Personal Element. manner that is seldom seen off the pro- the Mrs. Minnie Jewett. Mrs. "This chap by the time he got South Paris, Children. in and containing vari- South Paris have been spending daughter, (2 Stores,) Norway. Growing fessional stage, and not always there. wrapped paper with Mrs. R. H. * was four of ar- Goodyear Glove Uubbers. bountiful lunch was week with their Mr. and Crockett will board thirty taking grains Buy was as follows: ous little gifts. A grandparents, K. A. Shurtleff A Co. The cast of characters victory for the a Lie looked at thirty, with served and then two songs were sung by Mrs. F. S. Chandler. Ryerson. senic day. Blue Stores. Mr. Asa Tomoklnn, John Brock. Miss ilattie Swett of Canton arrived Mr. and Mrs Gea W HmMU οί South white no more Barren. some of the children and prayer offered "^«^^ΐί bis clear pink and color, Overcoats. [ilxle, Charle·» were nae*ei Greenwood. from Portland and will stay Paris with Mrs. r ^ was as robust A Few of the You Λ» per cent. Discount. John K* mln^ton CUrer,ce Kt'llon. Rev. Miss Macduff. a number Thursday than twenty-three. lie Things bv Quite over winter Footwear. Ivan Tuell. were with Mrs. Freeman Farrar a few weeks Mrand Mt.. Roaalvo Ctock.lt, Jerrv friends were also cows recently a But he said he would Pullet* for Sale. Do™ Hill. of parents and present Wesley Ring's as blacksmith. I.ou&V taken from the tree tested for tuberculosis, one of which and do dressmaking. the For .Sale. Julia Aftnee Brock. to see the gifts ol Monrovia. die at forty-five or so, that being was infected and condemned to be E. G. Doble has quite rapid- Atwood Found. Kuth, Leona Penley. I which was in the center of the stage and found improved Cul"ma»r.»c. all the arsenic Find at Our Store. age at which Styrian Can Overcoat». — Emma Mtnn. under the care of Dr. Heald. One Winter Mr». Asa Tompkins,.... loaded with gifts. killed, the following,Saturday being se- ly C."!:, Ladle»' and Children's Underwear. foot is still and one knee Atwood is a son ο a eaters die."—Washington Herald. The touches of the entertain- a in town bail home lected for tho work to be done. Know- badly swollen, r'{.Sh?tlto Awood" finishing Quite number a of Master Ivan occasion we were interested in that kind of is stiff and sore. taking year's The New State Road Law. ment were the dancing Christmas trees, one such be- ing very us ac- P. who has been very Tuell and the of Miss Alice Bar- at the home of Mr. E. h. Tuell disease, Mr. Ring kindly notified Mrs. K. Bowker, H»r.«î°o ? remem- singing ing BERLIN. A and well assorted line of from to not all of the readers we to see her much out of is somewhat better. « Leland Stanfordfa Uni- GEESE IN large Handkerchiefs, 3c $2.50. Perhaps den. These children, some ten years of when Mrs. Tuell's relatives from West cordingly, and were there health, r.£»l« «!S a state law into our ber that new roaanimal. In due Charley Barrows came near losing Farrar Hartford. traffic In at Berlin amounts Elmer Tuell of West Paris, chased for the protection of our village, The geese and One some idea of it, as it sup- man valuable colt last week. It was sick the do- Bed both good cheap. special, $1.00 reduce-! get general tinished a dancer as can found among arrived last week, and Mr. Berry, he time, Austin Hayes arrived, the to nearly $2,000,000 a year. As Spreads, the old state road law. four or Ave plants the Little Miss Baraen came from Lewiston last who made the test, and that days. a lead professionals. agent, Friday explained mestic supply Is wholly inadequate, to A hasty reading of the law might and was several too Last the ladies of Wm. A. 79c. is the daughter of Charles Barden, and at noon the engine was tested in the her temperature degrees Saturday train of from fifteen to a to think that its chief result Barrows Relief invited the special goose all to layman as a singer she has a voice that It was witnessed which told the whole story. When Corps gentle- Ladies' Sweaters, styles, $1.75 $3.50. child village square. by high, cars arrives from the Rus- would be to tangle our road system up was found much men of the Grand to meet with forty dally ought to bring her more than local fame. tiuite a crowd of interested spectators slaughtered lier blood Army in re00 the penalty Wool, Fleeced Cotton year's prices. the old law remain as such, and were and friends were Many ex- Hosiery, next afternoon at three the guest of her sister, Mrs. J. Frani Two other beeves slaughterec present. to the In of diseased no been Wednesday attaching bringing towns where state roads have the same time and on the sam« themselves as sorry to part with Last but not least a line of Silks for Waists. Reduced o'clock. I Reed. about pressed owners Fancy be established who has herself an geese makes the extremely designated they may by Mrs. Es tab rook of Berlin, N. a one for Dannie and th< Miss Rowe proved Thomas Mrs. Elvesa Dennen will spend pari day, Bryant^ SnïK to sound and to close. the commissioners. careful Import only county was a of Mrs. Jarvis Mrs. A other on the Bennett No disease efficient teacher. prices II., guest Thayer I of the winter with her niece, place. are It is made upon every town Naaman and wife of Hartford healthy fowls. The geese which obligatory last week. Davis of Woodstock. found in either. Burgess Yours, in the state to set aside a certain frac- for last Mon- and for market are sold Sincerely There will be a dance at Waterhouse and The party which came off al began work R. N. Stetson plump ready the Academy Fred family rccentlj poverty tion of the for is been t close of the money appropriated Hall uext Saturday evening. moved from here to a farm on Elm Uill the City reccntlv said to have day. to dealers at the Inspec- of for the permanent waf Ladies' Aid of the Univerealist repair highways The Ladies' Baptist Circle which The John Willis rent, vacated by them success. There were about one hundrec The JMraS^cS-- tion. The rest, comprising the great of its maiu highways. Ilannat church will serve a dinner in the improvement two weeks ago will be held a' is now Oscar Kimball anc present, and Kranlj Maxfield and vestry Irish 81 to farms In the on a postponed occupied by "S! year, majority, go feeding The amount thus set aside varies of thii won the for shabbiness Jan. Sth. Cummings Hall Tuesday evening II who have moved here from Nortt Emmons prize suburbs of the to be fattened for scale from 50 cents on each family was held in the WjUiam ol^h" city sliding week when the same entertainment I Paris. Last week, Mrs. D. It. Cole bought A concert Baptist » "... koo... n. dollars of valuation in the follow- market. thousand Jerusha's Album, will be Dec. tn< of at Pond, thet church Christmas eve with the tSS S. Aunt B. & Z. presented afternoon, -l, package goods Bryant's S. stua'lest towns to eight and one-third Saturday Mjed There Is a special market near the Prince, as she And we would like here to notify thost Curtis Ilill and Paris Telephone Co put them in her sleigh, thought ing programme: caw-... cents in towns and cities of the wai B. Maxim. market at which bracken— ABBOTT MAINE. largest that were to take then, that annual business a' but on arriving home the Organ prelude, Mrs. H. Ηπ:λ';η^»'·»tr..t .oforc.d great place BLOCK, NORWAY, part thej held their package on the alt.t hi. meeting [ Choir. again but valuation. to take the same Of course she had her owl Doxology, geese Injured en route, will be expected pari Centennial Hall and elected the follow missing. W. M. Hammond. confinement from » ktokm namely, In addition to this amount, each town until Prayer, sold at a re- this time. The supper committee woulc I officers: ideas as to what had beeome of it Recitation—Santa Claue Aldcn Maxim. act|vltT having no disease—are on the ing Bj is to vote every year who were t( I when ehe received wort Winnie BuFlorida. hundred thousand dollars valuation is I had a dance after he play. Ftt* Hollle of his brother, David Foster, Friday go with and wagons bu Récitation L. M. Irish and and 11. 11 They sleighs Hammond and A Ima Chadman Dec. It Plays a Prominent Part In the Lif· two dollars for each dollar set apart and family either Vocal duet, Clara St. Petersburg, Fi.a., 23,1007. Dec. 20. Although he has been failini a t find it rough traveling way. Six raised undor the I Ward well and family spent Christmas Dialogue, girls After a stay of six weeks in New of Japan. for winter wear. You'll fiml specially provisions for some time his sudden death cami 1 Rec'tatlon, Harold Morrill with towns Buckfield. York, detained two weeks longer from an American named above, and of larger He had been in the em itecltatlon—The Prisoner's Christmas. being Writing Japan, warmth and service in in unexpectedly. Mrs. Jennie and eon Harold ο t A well laden Christmas tree and en Lois Hollle than we intended Mrs. Prince's ill- long size the proportion decreases until A Co. for Lurvey by nays: "Υοί must come liero to appre- ploy of E. L. Tebbets man} at Barden\s Christ Recitation Robhlne those of more than a million valuation it I Danville visite Tel) the Choir has not IUDU. farm and buildings Jaflrey, V. struction of their Misses Nasi I Story Again, tedious ride all reached ples yet have all the new fabrics and services at East Bethel teachers, Wonderful day Saturday, funeral Sundaj was of Mr. Lewi 1 wa Recitation—The Legend, about them a Idea. <·; for the of the act are which the birthplace and Cunningham. Much praise G. Hammond. here late at and found our gives you only poor γ, Funds purposes Kev Mr. Ilanna Mm. B. night pleas- '/.· weaves this season. afternoon, attended by was a 1 ever know what > to raised an annual tax of one M.Mann. The picture Chrietma little Beatrice Coburn for her nic Recitation—The Sight Before Christina·, ant room, southern exposure, in readi- For instance, did you popular be by of Kuraford Falls. Burial at Eas given ford and Mr. Mann wa • remain to of a mi)] on all the of the from Mrs. Mann, recitation. Music Cole's orchestra. ness for us, where we expect to an thing a piece of string is colors for choose third property leaves a two sis gift by Little important Many you Bethel. He mother, as was tbi > r Recitation—Poor Jo, Gladys Young state. This will amount next at as surprised be pleased by Mrs. Joe and daughte Choir for the winter. here? The workmen. Idlers, year, fers and two brothers, his wife having Cummings Come, Shepherds, See, children, from. the state assess faithful of the scenes of hi from Massachusetts are the ο ^ It has been cooler than last season, the valuation fixed by There were sever reproduction guests After tbe exercises the from a servants, all carry pieces of string for died eight years ago. is ii 1 presents to a tritle less than The boyhood. The picture executed Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Cole. more rain and cloudy weather than ors, $132,000. al floral tributes from relatives ant I well laden Christmas tree wore distribut- use in case of emergency. With us the to the careful detail and contains some fini 1 Ida and friend Christ ueual. There was little rain last sum- balance remaining, after paying Morgan spent of The a friends. has market I ed to the delight the children. emergency would arise only when towns as above be used work. Mrs. Lurvey very mas with her sister, Mrs. Herbert Ring mer and fall, so we have to take it this from provided, may The Christmas exercises were held a church was decorated with but the Overcoats artistic talent and the ver; Hannah Emmons was the ο j very prettily at least in On account oi parcel had to be done up, Jap by the state commissioner in "building ^ considering recipient and chains of colored winter, part. the church Tuesday evening, consistinj does won evergreens bright of as a first aid to connecting roads between state roads as limited teaching she has had a nice locket and chain. the drouth the orange crop was very uses his piece string of recitations and songs by the children paper festooned in fanciful patterns. The to $22.00. the commissioners derfully well. She intends taking les Florence Whitman has been quite sicl much below the average. the injured, to repair a rent in his $7.50 designated by county and selections by the choir. Two tree choir consisted of the following persons: the of as far as sons in at Lewiston this winter with fever. It is warm now. At church to fix a broken down with objtct establishing with and on , painting gastric Miss Luella Mrs, Florence Ab- quite clothing, Jinrlk- were loaded presents every were at work last weel : Farrar, a of continu- A crew of men A Christmas tree wai with doors and windows open to mend to take measure- possible complete system was remembered Santa who made hi neighborhood Mrs. Helen S. Robertson, yesterday Isha, tools, by in a short of new side tracl : at Richardson's bott, soprano; used in shade. ous main highw;iys tboughout the bells putting spur given Chas. Tuesda; B. G, fans were quite freely—75 In fact, the Is his appe.irance with a great ringing of alto; A. G. Farrar, Geo. West, ment and. string no be ex- above tbe Grand Trunk station, A time all Not so touriets ae usual ecnuse $405.02, appropriate Lovefl. week with Christmas shoppers. found in the and if swept a to winter. etc., upper hall, tbe; In ure nevei $202.51 additional, making total of a Boston for the were thankful for God's pockets they are carried are a Christmas eve very interesting enter had felt very fortunate. providential Will from the state LeBaron Brothers erecting porta Mr. and Mrs. Bearce of Orom , any money left, of that Miss S. M. Wheeler, $60 7 53. receive was at the churcl Henry care. It was our first experience clean. A wntcb pocket, my dear sir. saw on land of Marstoc tainuient Baptist Mrs. Etta Bean was the one to ble mill George given on vacation. lucky gel $455.65. ! are here the Christinas and it be the last. out once a to Ε. the Th< and there was a display of preseDti the she also tbe cake kind, hope may should be cleaned regularly Successor Mrs. Λ. Howe, near Kezar River at village. good Miss Grace home fron , quilt; got guess by send on the for tbe Bumpus got We are in our usual health, and that rule and boiler came Monday and has been put ii tree, especially young guessing the exact weight, which she week. Observe your MAINE. He He Shall Not Will. Portland Monday. Christmas and New Year's geetings tc SOUTH PARIS, Say* and the building nearly up. people. put up at auction. Mr. Everett Mitchell watch's works will not get clogged up place, o: Miss Hazel Donham, who is teachinf all. The Democrat is a welcome visitor. The old confusion over the use of will are in Abel Bacon and A. P. Bowker, two of Hanover was the winner of one sofa Many at the village putting ice, in is at home for thi [ Κ. N. Prince. again. consists in our oldest have b»en ill Springfield, Mass., Elliott of Rum* and shall, which mainly these which is about 12 inches in thicknesi residents, quite pillow, and Mrs. Myra "Another and a seasonable rule Is to that an vacation. of to shall out and tine but we are glad report they ford the other. Mrs. J. L. Holt won tbe days trying put entirely very quality. Miss Eva Barrows is at home fron Chance Comment. never to lay your watch down on stone of use, a new the was at Port out again. and tbe handsome doll wac gets stirring up by Mrs. Mary W. Bell, who , pin cushion, ; Everett, Maes and Mies Daisy Cushmat or marble. The cold deranges the dell Atlanta Journal, in a criticism of Presi- is at home John Hodgdon of Bates College ii won Mr. Richardson of Rumford land for medical treatment, from Somerville, Mass. by dent Roosevelt. The Journal addressee teaching in the Cbase district. Over 00 was received for the Thomas W. Lawson nominates fot cate works. again and improving. Mr. J. F. has been at home foi Point. $03 itself to the latest declaration who has been Moody sale and and the matrons of thie Theodore Koosevelt, Republi- "Never lay your watch dowu. In fact president's Mrs. Samantha Horr, a few supper president, in relation to a third term, and house for D. W. Russell foi Oxford. days. are well with their ef- can, and for vice-president, John A. It up on a hook ver alleges keeping Mrs. Cornelia is at home fron , Grange pleased anywhere. Hang the either made a in hei Moody and will turn his Suits, that the home of Johnson, Democrat, same it president slip some time, died at Miss M. I. Corning of Hartford, Coon, her brother's in West Sumner and wil forts. tlcally In the position occupies Coats, or that his declaration does not to the of a movement grammar Mrs. Fred S. or ■ energies support Watches are daughter, Stearns, has established five scholarships at Batei soon a week at Rumford Falls. when In your pocket mean that he will not take a nomination. 72 spend Norway Lake. in behalf of that ticket. Lawson is Thursday, aged years. College, Lewiston, in memory of hei The winter term of the academy openi made to lie, or. rather, staud. In that the Journal: Ernest Murch, wife, and little son bound to be unique. Says aunt, the late Miss Lucia Spring. Tuesday, Dec. 31. position only. Twice has Mr. Roosevelt put away the kindly Christmas at hi· fa- East Brownfleld. The centennial of Wbittier'e birthday Clayton spent Day "Wind watch In the crown to all appearance*. But on the night of your morning, was observed the C Denmark. ther's. It is to note the cheerinees the last pre»ldentlal election he *ald, "Under no Miss Ida Fessenden is assisting F. R Sunday evening by refreshing never at York Press. wl'l 1 Iχ· a '-andMate or an- Will wife, and son, Verne, night."—New circumstance» acccpt in his store the holi K. Society with sketches of his early life A Christmas tree in Odd Fellows' Flood, with which we are every little while in- other nomination." <>□ of thte Bradbury during are at his father's for a few Wednesday and character, and readings from hit Hall was at days. formed that the death sentence has been Furs, week he said, "1 have not changed an t shall not days. Tuesday evening largely visited at James Crockett's tended and* were Ervin Bean the or the change the declolon thua announced." Herbert Wentworth spent Christmas poems. many presents giver pronounced against mosquito Lean· to The "I will not ac- Robinson is Christmas Sympathy Leg·. president naya correctly, at Mr. Hiram Gatchell's. Miss Myrtle Ethlyn giving away; gold watches, gold chains and Day. house fly, because they bear disease another nomination." lie «ay* Incorrectly J. L. is In health. "There Is one appeal to that eept trees in town wert domonstrations in cooking at Robinsor bears. The old is thai Partridge improving germs, and they "must Yes, and charity oT designedly, "1 «hall not change thin decision.'' The Christmas Teddy saying is in Massachu- go." Mr. Mattoon, a Mrs. C. A. Stephens the death sentence was Is pretty sure to be answered." said a Why "wlli" in 1*>4 and mer» ly "shall" In 1:»)?? successful. Hall, manager. music has charms to soothe savage, long ago pro- to anmoth, and the philanthropist. request tlon In 1904 anil the word that simply at tbe churches and Wed an expressed a while. held Tuesday a Victor days. browntail motb, and the potato beetle— artificial leg. Legs, somehow, are without the exercise of either volition or for graphophone. and wife Christ- futurity evenings. Mrs. Fred while Eugene Lasselle spent but haven't And then there the determination ? Winnie Giles has gone to Boston. nesday Alexander, walking ·» they gone. warmly appreciated by general of mas at the old home. are for instance. was Christmat News of tbe death Thomas lleslop in on a other things. Poverty, and the fellow who has to What then would the Journal have It fairly good wheeling Bridgton Saturday, slipped Is at the Lewiston public, a former fron ice broke one of Mrs. R. K. Morrill We don't know how centuries resident, by asphyxiation piece of and the bonee many ago without one a have is the the president say? "I not changed day. for an scrape along object At Great has been operation. was not Marion Johnson a few ir gas, received. in ber leg. She is under the care ol Hospital the death sentence pronounced and will change the decision thus spent days of sincere commiseration. During my Mrs Rosa Smith and little daughter ol Dre. Fitch and Marston. against and it will announced"? What would such a sen- Portland recently. that; probably disap- fifteen Boston are her Luciu: of Mrs. mother ol East Waterford. the time that the mos- years' experience In philan- mean? If the had used Howard is his mother, visiting brother, The body Smith, pear just about tence president Colby visiting work 1 have Issued to Millett. Mr. E. East Dec. to the wife of Alton and the house are exterminated. thropic appeals it, would he not bave laid himself open Mrs. Jacob Colby. Henry Smith, Denmark, Bom, 13th, quito fly Herbert Denning is at home. was here from the people at large on behalf of persons to the charge, not merely of using a con- Mrs. James Adams has gone to Con brought Newton, Mass., Ames, a son. Mr. and Mrs. Titus of Boston are visit for burial She was 80 ol have who wanted various of their fused form of but also of way. Tuesday. years M. and Mrs. L. M. Sanderson An a fire parts expression, Mrs. exchange reporting spenfc Will Warren is in A ing Mr. and John Elden. age. moved back to tbe rented replaced. Some wanted maltreating the English language? He working Conway. farm, having considerable space to demonstrate twi anatomy teeth, is for him. Rev. Dr. Blanchard, who has been sick their in Auburn. some an a Reduction. might a week later have changed his de- Mr. Lewis working place if a fire ie discovered in time it can be eye. others hook like Cap- North Waterford. at the Colby house here for some time, Charles Mixer of is cision, and his action would not have Norway working pntout. Nothing very about tain Cuttle's. Physical deficiencies of Sumner. observed his 50th anniversary for Bros, his Christmas startling been inconsistent with his declaration, East Philip McGray has returned from marriage Pride during that. that kind aroused but little interest he has been sev- Monday, and received many beautiful vacation. because in his declaration there would The Christmas exercises at the Con- Everett, Mass., where but Just let a man advertise the fact been no of the future. off with his Mrs. Herbert presents. Deo. 20tb, Oracle, th· 4-year-old child have pledge gregational church passed promptly eral weeks sister, that he was In need of a and of Fred was so burned A woman in is reported to leg But the president says, "I shall not and to the pleasure of the children. Nickerson. Skinner, badly Virginia Dickvale. that for some her was have her husband with fonr enough money was quickly forthcom- not change." That statement binds his There were the usual small gifts to the Parris Paige lost a very good pig. days recovery presented was a She is now well. She children at once, and just for the sar- ing to fit him out with three or four action for the future. He can not after- children from Ae well-laden trees. There Cause unknown. There Christmas tree and enter- doubtful. doing λ tainment at our school on was alone in the room and a casm of what do you think the poor of York Press. C /λ ward his decision without prov- was a attendance and a pleasant oc- Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brown went tc house the lighted it, pairs legs."—New change good name £0 of the 23d. Santa is match to an from tbe fellow'· is? William Luck. ing false to the declaration which he has casion. Norway Tuesday. evening Claus hur- get apple cellar, r made as too his future conduct. Mountain Grange of North Buckfield Mrs. Liszie Jewett is assisting Mrs. rying up business late years. setting her clothes on fire. Her screams Very Mueh Alike. was not cor- housework for a Mrs. L. D. of MUton Planta- an older sister, who President Roosevelt only visited Union Grange at East Sumner James Browc with her Hopkins brongnt wrapped The principal of a high school in "See here, Pat," said his employer, In will in but he is also time. tion has been her Mrs. her own skirt· about her tbe rect using 1904, on Saturday. short visiting danghter, smothering Illinois has introduced instruction in "dkln't you tell me that when you was correct in shall in to a Mrs. Grace Russell and her sister, The McAllister children who had Walter Cunningham. flames. of the using 1907, put love making into the curriculum out west the Indians scalped you? And to are their mother in fever are said to be Stanley son of Alfred Miss Chadbourne is spending decisive termination any uncertainty Mrs. French, visiting scarlet getting along Hammond, Mary school. So it seems that Chicago Uni- now is in with her mother and brother. you have your hat off I see you respecting his conrde. He is neither Kennebunk. finely. Hammond, poor health. Christmas Is not the only educational in- Our Olive Keen and bride of versity have an of of putting out an indefinite state- Ezra Keen's family and Mrs. Hattie The dance held Saturday night wai teacher, Johnson, hae gone Myron Bridgton stitution in Illinois where cranks extraordinary quantity guilty at get hair! You nor of to still Christmas with re about a failure as a few attended. to Turner on a vacation for the remain- spent the uigbt of the 18th Sidney certainly told me so, didn't JhrnMsmiuy ment, trying bury deeper Young spent your only into the instructors' chairs. of week. HalPs. in obscurity that much-slighted and dis- porter and family. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jones are boarding der Christmas you. Pat?" Norway, Maine. Eleven from this town attended State appearing word, shall. Isaac Bonncy continues to be quite a little girl, Hazel Hicks. Her mother, I Mrs. Fannie DeLano is visiting bei "01 did, sor," answered Pat, "but 01 has Mrs. Putnam. at Lewiston. our newest state, has bad and is confined to the house. who i· in very poor health, gone daughter, Joseph Grange Oklahoma, bear In moiud now that it was poorly It is me The is said to be that little are to have a dance at from there. Several old hunters failed to a Loren Pride's sorrel horse, Jim, died a Its first lynching. perhaps hardly prospect I The Grangers I get bruddcr Motke. It's thot much we or to state that the blood for this be ice will be cut on the Kennebec this tneir hall on New Year's Vincent Hamlin of Portland is on s deer dear either this year,—but look fortnight ago after a few honrs' illness. necessary CASTOR IA year. ι night. aloike that 01 think Ol'm s-fj/47+ÎC for 1908 when old some- He was horn on the farm and will be was furnished Molke an' The bouses on the river already contain We wish all the readers of the Demo- visit at his grandma'·, Mrs. Martha Bil- out maids hare ohristening ceremony by oo the muoh mlsaed. a Molke be m·."—New York Tim··. Yob Hati Alw»n Bautht about half their capacity. crat a Happy New Year. bo·'·. thing programme. Negro. Tti Kl»d ^ Ilte Oxford fletnocvst Earl Witham of Portland spent the Basement Fire, Soon Extinguished. Here and There. NORWAY/ County Attorney Barne*. Republican State Committee Meet·. Christmas vacation at B. P. Hicks'. The Civic League Record, in its current A meeting of the Republican State has a and the Committee was held at Hallowell Miss Nellie Jackson attended the Pad· DAMAGE IN MBS. BENNETT'S BUILDING According to Stuyveeant Fish, in the CHURCHES. issue, portrait following Friday present financial the appreciative sketch of County Attorney evening, with every one of the sixteen cent Discount wage 20 SOUTH PARIS. erewski recital at Portland SUNDAY AFTERNOON. stringency, Second Congregational Church, Rev. B. 8 Saturday. Barnes. The work of Mr. Barnes has couni ies The per earner is holding his own if not actually Rldeout, Pastor. Preaching service Sunday, represented. resignation Mies Josie Broderick of Portland h: s in his material condition, but 1030 A.M.; Sabbath School, 13.00 M.; Y. P. Ρ earned the hearty commendation of all of Hon. Seth M. Carter of Lewiaton ai improving C. E., Sunday Evening, β30 P. M.; Social Meet- ON ALL OF OUR 90CTH PARIS POST OKFIC*. been a at Mrs. Ε. M. Curtis' for a Mrs. J. R. Bennett's on Mar- the rich are it and and there is no doubt that chairman of the committee was tender- guest building very getting right ing, 7 Ό0 P. M ; regular weekly Prajer Meeting, good citizens, how- was however desired the com- OdceHoura: 7 30 a. m. to 7 30 p. M. few days. ket Square, Sooth Paris, occupied on left, and have lost enormous sums many Tuesday evening. he is receiving it. The Democrat, ed. It by Unlversaltst Rev. S. O. the should serve un- the first floor by Miss S. M. Wheeler's of them. Well, if that is so, one doesn t Church, Davis, ever, wishes to guard against pos- mittee that Mr. Carter The weather bureau doesn't seem to Pastor. Preaching service on Sunday at 10 3C in and above Mrs. need to be a violent socialist to feel a sible inference from the article below til the holding of the state convention cut much ice—nor make millinery store, by A. M. Sabbath School, 1!*>0; Y. P.C. U. meet GRAND THINK RAILWAY. much—by say- we had at- when a new committee will be Bennett and family, was damaged by certain satisfaction that I be trend is that lng, 7:00 P. M. that have not before county June, ing "colder." Methodist Rev. C Pastor. were honest and Carter to do Commencing 3*pt. Λ, 1*·:, tire and smoke from a basement blaze way. It has been too much Church, A.Brooks, torneys that energetic chosen. Mr. consented altogether service, 10 30 A. M.; Sabbath School, China annual of afternoon. for some time Preaching in the enforcement of the law, for Ox- and the committee chosen in June trains uuvK sotrra paris The meeting the Congrega- Sunday the other way past. 12KM M.; Social Evening 7:00 P.M., this, Meeting, ford has not had one in trill at once for the Holiday tional will be held At a few minutes before 2 o'clock it class campaign. Going down ea*t!—5 3B A. M., dally; 9:50 Α. M _ parish Monday, Jan. prayer meeting, Tuesday evening; meeting County certainly organize liUiy except Sunday; 4 U P. ■·. dally. at 1:3Q p. m. was discovered that there was a tire in Friday evening. Epworth League, Sunday a long term of years of whom any It was decided to bold the convention β, An in Parie re- M. Going up we»t. —9 50 a. dallv ; Uph the basement of the interesting ceremony evening, β.Ό0 P. criticism can be made in that to nominate a governor at Bangor June For the next 10 building. The Rev. E. S. Cotton, Pastor. respect. days. ally except Sun lay ; s «7 p. M., dally. George A. Wilson, Jr., who went to cently was the depositing in a ajpecially Baptist Church, 30. Another to choose dele- alarm was promptly given by the Meth- Preaching service. 10 30 A. M.; SabbUh School, convention, CHCSCHKS. Denver some weeks since, arrived home vault in the Grand Opera P. is to the national conven- odist bell, and the response of the fire- prepared 12Λ0Μ.; Prayer Meeting, Sunday evening7 Charles P. Barnes of Norway serving gates Republican Saturday night. House of a phonograph and a number of M., Wednesday evening, 730. his second term as will be held at Portland 30th. First Congregational Church, Re*. A. K. Bal·! men was equally prompt. A stream was prosecuting attorney tion, April Glassware and Ware, Pastor. 10:43 a. m. records of the voices of the great singers MEETINGS. of and is one of the most Japanese win. Preaching service, Mrs. Huldah Perkins and son Herbert put into the basement, and it took but a STATED Oxford County Sun School 12 *.; 4 -30 p. M ; V P of the there to remain for a hun- lay Vespers few minutes to day, F. & A. M. Regular meeting of Oxford Lodge, efficient and faithful, who has occupied HERE'S ADVICE. S. Κ.βΛ) p. M Church Wed spent Christmas in Bethel with Mrs. dispose of the blaze. GOOD C ; prayer meeting dred at the end of which timeι the No. 18, In Masonic Hall, Friday on or felonies at 7 .0 o'clock. AU, not other Perkins' The stairs and floor timbers overhead years, Evening that office. Cases of murder, Hall and Parlor nesday evening daughter. will hear before full moon. Oxford Royal Arch Chapter, 0. S. Woolever, one of the best known Lamps, Library wl*e are Invited vault will be opened and people and misdemeanors have been conducted nostecM, eortlally in the basement were burn- No. 29, assembles Wednesday Evening, on or merchants of Le N. Methodist Church, Rev. T.N Pastor The had a considerably the voices of these then Raysville, T., says: Kewley, Epworth League pleasant the blaze at the singers, long before full moon. Oxford Council, R. A S. M., with ability by this lawyer, who in the r. m rnlng meeting 10 ;00 a. m. ed, being quite lively "If are ever troubled with ap- Sunday, prayer "bean social" at the Methodist dead. Like all other great inventions, Friday evenlne, after full moon. Oxford Lodge, of life is such work for you piles, A to select from. *«rvlce 10 45 a. Sabbath Schoo bag time the water was on. There was prime doing good It line preaching put to serve No. 1, Ark Mariners, Wednesday evening after ply Bucklen's Arnica Salve. cured Lamps. large I.· Meeting 6 JO p. κ vestry the phonograph may be made the state that citizens are if it *.; hpworth League Saturday evening. no tire above the but the full moon. asking me 20 We clasi basement, base It has aided m the dis- of them for good years ago." prayer meeting 'ne*'ay evenlrg 7:30; stock of Miss Wheeler in the purposes. I. O. O. Lodge.—Regular meeting may not be to have his valuable meeting venlng 7:30. Miss Louise Sumner, who is attending millinery F.—Norway possible r>uaranteed for sore*, wounds, burns or first Friday gemination of some of the worst taste- in Old fellowe· Hall, every Tuesday Evenlne. for another term of two Come and get pick. tint Rev. J. Wallace Chesbro school at Monmouth is at her store, and the moms were con- services years. early Bap Church, Academy, above, can be Wlldey Encampment, No. 21, meets In (Hid «bradions. 25c. at Shurtleff & Co.'a Ρ a·tor un *ervlc« 10 45 a corrupting slush that imagined. In the enforcement of the law Sunday. preaching home here for the siderably damaged smoke. Fellows' Ha 1, second and fourth Friday Even- liquor stores. μ .S hooi 12 M ; Y. P. S. C. 6:15 Ρ holidays. by It is nevertheless a for ilrug Sabbath Ε. It is that the Are started great invention, lngs of each month. Mt. Hope Rebekah Lodge, Mr. Barnes has been and faith- μ meeting Τ flu t. m. even supposed energetic prayer Wednesday The SentcaClub will be entertained which the world should be No. 58, meets on first and third Friday of each sometimes the co lug prayer «ervlce 7 A». Seats free. AU art from ashes which bad shortly before ful, although lacking Do Ton Eat Pie 1 Mrs. Morton and Mrs. Dennl- and one whose month. to welcome. by Harry been into a wash boiler in the grateful, In Block operation of officers, who failed get emptied K. of P.—Regular meeting Hathaway If not you are mlaslntr half the pleasure of life l'nlversallst Church, Rev. J. H. Little, Paetor son at Mrs. Morton's this even- usefulness are by no meansPos8,b,1'tt,ef8„M; as yet y U. A. O. the evidence or of who Monday basement, near which there was a every Thursday Evening. B., Noyes available, judges Iu«t order from your grocer a few package* o( Prearhlng service every Sunday at 10:45 a. m quan- each ·*. Division, No. 12, meets third Friday of declined to restrictive sentences. „OUR-PIE" and learn how easy It le to make Sun lav School tt 12 M. Junior l'nlon at 3 3< ing. tity of paper and rubbish. developed. impose month. Lake Assembly, No. 33, P. S., second is Oxford Lemon, Chocolate ami Custard plea that will & At the time there in N. M. Bolster P.*. Y. P. C. U. at 7 p. J. C. who is watchman fourth of each month. present Irving Barrows received the $25.00 Dolloff, night ami Friday evenings you. If your grocer won't Co., l>lea»e aupply you, P. meets second and outside of Rumfurd Falls and STATKD ΜΚΕΓΙΝΟβ. basket of chocolates F. A at the Mason Manufacturing Co., lodges A lot of in be- of H.—Norway Qrange County, ?o to one who will. M S3 given away by people Portland, just of each mouth at Grange Hall. Dayton fourth Saturdays exclusive of town βπ BCAHKIEIT in a room on the third floor of the build- fore dark on Chrietmas diecoved an liquor agencies, only SQUARE, A. M.—Part So. H. Re*u'ai Shurtletf A Co. in connection with their day, G. A. liuet Post, No. M, meets in Κ A Lodge, R.—Han-y one U. 8. tax and that party Tue» lay evening on or before fuit moon Christmas trade. ing, and was asleep there at the time of airship floating gracefully in the air New ti. A. R. 'lall on the first Tuesday Evening liquor payer MAINE. meeting a soft beer stand. At the last Born. SOUTH PAHIS, I. Ο. Ο. F.—Mount Mica I.otge, regular meet the tire. In the excitement no one above them, carrying several passengers, of each month. keeps eacn in Dec. W. R. C.—Meets In New G. A.R. Hall, Mon- at iegs, Thursday evening of week.—Auron Died Portland. 2t>, Mrs. Ma- of bim until the fire had been and hither and at term of the Supreme Judicial Court si ret an·! thirl thought going yon will, finally evening. Kncampment, Monday evenlngi rietta Chase Webber, 00. Funeral day South Paris, Mr. Barnes secured five jail In NoKh Parle, Dec. 18, to the wife of Willie of each month. aged got under control and the smoke had in the direction of Ν. E. O. P.—Lakeside Lodge, No. 177, meets In at 104 Clark Street at 10::i0 departing Pol»?d was re- \. Walker, a (laughter. L> R.—Mount Pleasan: Rebekah So Tuesday. a was a the New G. A.R. Hall, on the first and third Wed- sentences for sellers and of Lodge, cleared little. When he told what Spring. This ought to be hint to liquor In Rumford Fall», Dec. 2', to the wife ol meet·» second and fourth or eacl Burial at Me. nes lay evenings of each month. fused others the 30, Fridays Alfred, had he said he there Commission. by presiding justice. William a daughter. m i:.tû in Old Fellows' Hall. happened, thought Sturgis Ο υ. A. M.—Norway and South Paris Council, Cyr, This has no list" of In East VVaterford, Dec. to the wife of Al- — was above was in R. Hall attorney "protected 13, ». K. R W. K. Kimball Post, No. 14S, meetf A number of the of the two something up. However, since,the tjpe, No. 10, meets at G. A. every Tuesday physicians sellers or other criminals. Mr an Λ me·, η non. flr t and thirl Saturday evenings of eact towus went to Mechanic If the fire had a start in the it has been discovered that the whole evenlne. liquor Monday morning got good meets In Andover. Dec to the wife of James L. a in (i. A. R. Hall. U. O. P. F.—Elm Tree Colony, No. 199, Barnes' in the nth, Falls to attend the of the Ox- night it would not have meant a was due to hot air. enterprise enforcing liquor Newton, a eon Wm K. Kimball llrcle. Ladles of the G Λ meeting only thing second and fourth Wednesday evenings of each serious time for the and law was shown on November 25, when he Κ r eet* Bret »n 1 '.hlrl Saturlay evenings οι ford County Medical Association. building per- month U. O. G. No. obtained from Savage earn month, in Grand Arma Hall. haps the people in it, but very likely C.—Norway Commandery, 247, injunctions Judge Oct. a of Mt. Senator Jefl Davis of Arkansas com- mi-cts second and fourth evenings of at Married. P. uf H.—Paris Grange, from May 1 to 1, There will be special a as the is in the Thursday against two buildings Rumford Falls, meeting large fire, building montn ir et· flrst and thirl Saturlay, during the Rebekah manded the attention of the senate whon eaer by South Paris, Dec. 2.*>, Little, buildings. launched his maiden to H. Plummer and Miss Grace K. Pen- I Ο G. C.—Second an l fourth Mondays oi bers of the degree team please be pres- fiantly speechHis May, flrst and third Thursday evenings, May ants for the unlawful sale of intoxicat- Mr. Frank ev, both of South Pari». ea< α month. ent. ended there, though. His party September. The Siddalls are triumph ing liquors. conspicu- In South Paris, D, by Rev. B. S. Hideout, Mr. bargains. The wa: decorat- at least twenty-five points. a few last week. the ceremony. parlor Cheer will be held Feb. 2«, by to lames V. Tuhbe and Miss blanche Kllen Groves, Portland days Ο. Ο. V.. will be installed Jan. Society 28, of Β. F. & Canal Street property is closed liquor publicly ed in Christmas and the The shoe firm Spinney Co., of Mount Pleasant Rebekah greens, party 28 IOCS, in New with a supper the The was 10th Norway. THEY ARB WELL MADE, Stowell of Locke's Mills was a 0th. Lodge Hall, for some time on an hour selling. injunction process j In Dec. Rev. L. Perln, Arthur stood under a wreath of myrtle and Hall. Name running eight Boston, 21, by George has an invitation to attend the first evening in Good Cheer uged almost Assistant1 3. Mr. H. F. Wormwood, of Kezar GOOD guest at J. J. accepted scarlet the members schedule, resumed full time work Mon- exclusively by I)., formerly HAVE NICE LININGS, Murphy's Sunday. everlastings. Only of the "The Orient »1 Ilakurau- Trickett in his suc- and Mrs. Annie B. Bullock, both of Bldde- installation. festival, with orders. Attorney-General •"«IN, of the were present. The bride kwai." The decorations will be oriental. day many ord. GOOD LENGTH. THE U. W. Dennison and family spent family moved into the cessful work of closing saloons in Kansas, STYLE, J. S. Richards of a well wore white silk and carried John K. Chase has In Gorham, Ν. H., Dec. 21, Mr. Carroll D. Christmas relatives at West Bethel. Portland, muslin, GENERAI. COMMITTEE. been used in the en- with over his corner of Main but it has rarely \ustln and Miss Myra M. Packard, both of Bid- COLLAR8 AND SHOULDERS known conductor on the Mountain white carnations. The wore the n ci * tenement store, groom γ ««tie Mrs. J. H. Llltlc» Mre. t. A. forcement of the law in Maine. I onville. Miss Maud Carter is at home from her Division of the Maine has been conventional black. and Bridge Streets. liquor bv Ilev. G. A. Mar- Central, Bath closed a in Rumford Fails, Dcc. 25, WILL FIT, NOT HANG ON the F. Andrews of the firm of II. F. & In 1001 the Civic League D. teaching in Dorchester, Mass., fur with his sister, Mrs. A. M. Yates, for the After the ceremony the couple took ΙΤΐ &Ù333! Κ II. In, Mr. William C. Church and Miss Frances Β S. Ha». «». A saloon by and County At- both of Rumford Fall". THE vacation. few the train for a short to G.V.c&r M»·. Ε. E. Andrews went west the first of injunction | .'ole, AND MERELY COVER holiday past days. trip Portland, dealt with the Tinwick In Dec A'», Rev. G. B. Hannaford, olaej. the week for more horses. torney Crockett Hoxbury, by and were a due send-off a large Mie» HaUie Bur- tfr. William L. Thom η s of and Miss IS STYLE AND Dr. Charles S. Stuart was here from will be a New Year's sociable given by Andrews, Co. of Lewiston in the same Hoxbury BODY. THERE There Hape™MreB"Cki·Mis» Maud Landlord Woodman is making im- Bottling jrace L. of Auburn. with his fa group of friends, who bad carefully nel\ Douglass. Penley Bethel to spend Christmas at Good Cheer Hall Thursday evening. Beal's House. Hor- manner in 1905. The public will follow In West Paris, Dec. 21, Γ. H. I.ane, THEM. I >oked after all the trains for the in PRESIDENT EACH EVENING. provements at the by Esq QUALITY IN EQUAL W. B. Stuart. day move with interest. Ur. Anttl Hlltunen and Miss Hanna Helkkinen, ther, Jan. 2d, 190S. from 7:10 until 9:45. The ace E. Mixer and Pratt are the Mr. Barnes' latest the hope of catching them unawares. Mr. A. L. Holmes. Quinn rath of Paris. TO THE BEST CUSTOM will go to benefit the Sunday The office and waeh room William K. Holmes, who teaches in proceeds have returned home, and will re- COMMUTEE ON DECORATIONS. workmen. Maine News Notes. In Stoneham, Dec. 2.'», by Fred IÎ. Bartletf, School. Admission 10 cents. They Mr. Banister Grover of Stoneham an(| New Conn., was at home for a Mrs. A. L. Holmes. are to be thoroughly repaired. ïsq., WORK. Britain, side with the bride's parents. tlrs. Ellen Moore of Albany. LOCATION AND BUILD A stated assembly of Oxford Council, few days last week. Harold A. Swift and Miss Martha M. Mrs. Plummer graduated from Paris COMMITTEE ON PLAN, Norman Spoliett, a I'almyra t>oy, wan In Ead Rumford, Dec. 25, by Rev. J. L. Pink- No. R. and S. was held at Ma- 1 of Lewlston and Miss Tubbs called at the residence of Rev. J. High School in the class of 190·"», and has ING OF BOOTHS. 14, M., drowned at that rton, Mr. Guy Greene Merton A. Millett is here from Boston, 20. place by breaking •la M. of East Rumford. and after in town. Mr. J. S· Mrs. A. L. Holmes. sonic Friday evening, Dec. Thompson season with his II. Little last Saturday evening since been engaged in teaching Burbank, Hall, the ice on Christmas while PRICES spending the holiday was on all the and through day, a service in which the is in the work of the COMMITTEE ON ML'SlC. There work degrees re- Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Millett. pleasant wedding She active Uni- trying a pair of skates he had just parents, an official visitation by R. I. Grand P. C. ring pledge was used, they went away versalist church. Sunday School and Mr. George Soper. ceived as a present. Died. of B. Watson of Auburn. J. T. Mattoon and Miss Myrtie Ethelyn as Mr. and Mrs. Swift. Their People's Union, and is very high- COMMITTEE ON DRAMA. Work, Murry to happy Voung was in Peter G. a machino $7.50 $12. Robinson of the 20th Cooking will them. a of friends. Mr. A. I.· Holme?, Mr. George Mr A. After the work a banquet order, McConville, sewing Century many friends congratulate ly esteemed by large circle 9oi>er In South Dee. Albert M. D Mr. Harold Mr- wlrt Starley, about members well was killed at West- Paris, :i0, Yates, aged School were at C. W. Bowker's for Mr. Plummer a of his Park. Thayer, at which seventy-five agent known, 1 spent part boy- Mre. Iva hrsklne. 17 years FIND Miss Lena P. Hicks of Beverly, Mass., Mrs. Vlrglc Wilson. were seated. brook on the 21st by being struck by the IF YOU FAIL TO Christmas. hood ill town at>d was a neighbor of the ln South Paris, Dec. 27, Αΐυηζο M.Day, aged spent the past week with her sister, Mrs. ADVERTISING COMMITTEE. Lieutenant and Mrs. M. P. Stiles en- of a freight train at a crossing on ; i*2 yearn. Penleye, but left some ten years since engine WHAT YOU WANT SOME- A family party at Harry A. Morton's Edith Witham, who has been very sick Kev. J. H. Little, Mr. Harold Thayer, Mise their Christmas dinner with Mr. the Boston and Maine. In Paris, Dee. il, Infant 'laughter of Mr. and and had not again visited the town until Maud joyed Mrs. F. R. William, aifed 7 days. on Christmas included Mrs. Matilda the two months at the home of her 1 Douglass. at THING MUST BE WRONG day past a took for Stilee' brother, W. C. Stiles, and wife, In Lovell, Dec. Mrs. Samantha Horr, and a little more than year ago. He COMMITTEE TO PURCHASE MATERIAL Fire afr Wiecasset on Saturday, the 26, aged Richardson, Mrs. Peaslee daughter father. B F. Hicks. Mrs. Witham went where I visited the i cars 1907 a of the course in Bates but Portland hey past church FOR THE GOODS ARE RIGHT C>pynaSt DECORATIONS. the > of Exeter. N. LI., Mark B. Richardson to the Maine (ieneral last June part College, 21st, destoyed Congregational In Locke's Mills, Dec. 30, Stephen Foster. The t ku^peohcimet Hospital three has had a week. Lieut. Stiles contemplates open- M. for the past years posi- Mrs. H. E. Carter, Mrs. C. A. Young, Mies and a portion of the Lincoln County In Lock»'* Mill*, Dec II, Mrs. George Hue- AND CH SAP. Chicago and Miss Florence Richardson. for a very critical for appendi- an office in Portland in connection AT ALL POINTS. operation tion with a lumbering firm, with head- Grace Thayer. ing court house. The latter was an historic ev. cal abscess where she remained 10 weeks. In Dec. Sarah widow of Advertised letters in South Paris at came to South COMMITTEE TO ENGAGE UALL. with his Norway business. North Norway, 22, J., post quarters Milo. He structure, built in 1S24. No records N' John J. assistant in- he lute Calvin A. Shed·!, atçed about years. office Dec. -'50: at its Paris to remain about the first of Sep- Mrs. C. A. Young. Maj. Dooley, were lost. In Newtonvillc, Mast., Dec. io, Mrs. Almlra Mount Pleasant Rebekah Lodge of Port- ON WOOL of rifle practice, imlth of Si 9 months J. F. PLUM MER, Mr. A. F. William*. annual Friday evening elected tember, and is in partnership with Mrs. COMMITTEE AUTOGRAPH QLILT. spector general Denmark, aired years, Mr. Freeman Me Keen meeting was in evening Dr. J. B. Twaddelle of Madison, who In Denmark, Deo. 19, Mrs. Ella, wife of Frank (3). who will be in- l'lummer's father, A. J. Penley, in the Mre. C. A.Young. land, Norway Monday ME. Mies Louise the following officers, of Co. been for the on the Rurnell. 31 Market Square, SOUTH PARIS, Page. store near the under the COMMITTEE. and attended the special meeting has held grand jury Mr. Paul Cretan. stalled at the îîrst meeting in January: grocery depot, RECEPTION In East Rumford, Dec. 26, Henry House, aged .. Τ II N. G. S. M. of to kill his brother-in- B. L. name of & Plummer. He is an tftip Mrs Η. E. Carter, Miss D, 1st Regt., Maj. Dooley charge plotting >."> > ears. 106-3. Mr Burgess. S.G.—Mrs. w. B. Strickland. Penley de- Telephone Mr. Ε. f. Water·*. I in a the law, Fred Knight of Norridgewock, In Hartford, Dec ii, Mrs. Angelina Mitchell, V. O.—Mis* A va Leach. enterprising young man, and has made very pleasing speech presented banner won some time clares that he is the innocent victim of a 'ornierly of Koxbury, aged about 78 years. S. F. Davis, P. M. Rec. Sec —Miss Haute Leach. friends for himself fast during hie resi- company with the Kin. Sec.—Mrs. Frank S. Clark. rifle team at Portland in dence here. Mrs. W.'a. Mrs. Lillian shaw. since by the conspiracy. The elective officers of Mt. Mica Lodge, Trustee»—Ml*» Anna Mor^e. Mrs. Louise J. Krotlilngham, in the with the best riflemen at are as Brlggs, A. K. Shurtleff. LIGHT BBFHE8HMENT8. competition The store in which is the post office Pullets for Sale. I. O. O. F., for the ensuing year «« were some The Christmas Season. it iTvftnR Mrs. A· M. ^ ChillT Guard. There thirty-five was broken into follows: Intervale Saturday Hamlin will install officers Miss Rose MlM membereof the company present besides Temple The of Christmas sleigh bells Lad\es. Murphy. night. Only a small sum in money and R. C. R. I. Red Pullets beginning N. G.—George W*. Haskell. 2, after which jingle Miss Wllma Morrill, Mrs. BlancheHeJen Ripley, Porter^ the invitation from the Κ Murch. Thursday evening, January not have the usual cheer this Lillian Walker. guests present by was but the thieves car- :o best strains. F. A. 8HURTLEFF & CO. V. G.—J. will be held. did quite Mildred Parlln, Miss stamps secured, pure stock, laying F. A. SHURTLEFF & CO. A. Man»ton. a domino party J officers. hundred lay, Rec. Sec'y.—C. progressive year, as the was an indefinite FOOD DEPARTMENT. ried off about two dollars' C. O. D. Fin H. llowaril. is that all mem- sleighing One of the firm of Makeever Brothers $13 per dozen Sec'y.—c. It especially requested went with Chatr worth of four fur — Some sleighs, to' Mrs. Helen Cbllds, Mrs. S E. Tucker, goods, including Treas Α. Κ I»ean bers of the team be present, as it quantity. of Boston and New York has been in MRS. F. E. SANBORN, Tru-teee—Ν. I». Bol«ter. J. S. Wright, H. L. degree be sure, but more on wheels. The coats. is necessary that a rehearsal be town in the interest of a mining venture Maine. Swan. very roads were smoother than they were a Bradford P. of Rich- 53 Denmark, Janitor—W. L. Bonney. held the evening, as an invitation in Mexico. It is reported that a repre- Knight, formerly during week or two earlier, and the got ! wards. died at the state to visit Lake people / sentative be sent from this section mond, Tuesday prison. 1908. has been for Temple may At Mrs. L. C. Morton's on Park Street accepted out so that the Christmas trade DEPARTMENT. for the mur- work. enough CAN'DT the and He was sentenced for life which in- during January and do the degree to investigate enterprise report Magazines was a Christmas was fair. Mrs. Lottie Abbott, Richmond at there party really quite Mrs Grace Plummer, ♦ r\ tlincu in^AroatPil der of Mamie Small of For Sale. R. Morton Chair Ladles, Mrs. ° cluded W. P. Morton, George Wilbur L. Farrar was taken to Mild and generally pleasant weather! Gardiner in 1890. Early in his conline- Jailer Dresser, Mrs Harry KII,Vr Mi'lll^Ko* Mrs.Mrs! The association of Knights Templar 100 acres of and Clarence G. Morton ami Satur- it a very comtortaoie time, ana j raent he was in the insane ward A farm of 250 acres, for family, Dr Cousins' hospital in Portland m^de Lane^MlUleFox. held their annual meeting at Masonic placed We take any magazine Mrs. A. T. Forbes and themselves more out Miss Clara since been cuts subscriptions family. on a blake, of the and has ever wood fine orchard, family, day. He was of course carried bed, people enjoyed Cobb. Mi*·' Myrtle Burgess. 11 ;il 1 Christinas day. There were thirty- prison, timber, 50 Mrs. Penfold and Miss Maud doors than is the case. Mrs. J. J· Merrill. there. S Agnes ami was accompanied by Mrs. Farrar usually three Officers were elected as tons 1 1-2 story house with for and i~„.. in -.11 4 Pennine of the festival the Sun- APRON DEPARTMENT. present. hay, money received Dr. Bartlett. He the Observance by was found dead at his receipt and stood trip well, Arsène Parent rooms in Well published, give and a Mrs. Mr·. follows: All repair. ( hristmas dinner was served, as Schools of South Paris was all on Georgia Thayer, gocd and is as being in fully good day K'« I. Gilbert. home in New Auburn with a was later reported K. C.—Lewis Thursday located near This of left Santa Claus uv Christmas eve. The Norway. property hamper by lOUUIUUU it? luum uc rAprvicu. Congregational, j G.—Albert J. Stearne. bullet hole through his head, believed to guarantee delivery magazines throughout with for all. and Universalist schools bad E. Andrew». will be sold at a unloaded, presents Las two Methodist C. G.— Eugene have been intlicted himself, ^io bargain. undergone surgical operations, Treae.—Frank Kimball. by more than two λ supper and tree for the children of the Also other fine Oxford Cour Alonzo M. Day, who had lived in and has been ill for Recorder—Howard D. Smith. reason for the act is known. Parent 300 ty the schools, without exercises. At the Bap- tim- year. South Paris three or four months, months. win- went with his wife Wednesday evening Farms and some valuable pine only a of Tho full grown lemon in the show tist church there was programme in later return- and had not been io good health during B. & Z. S. Prince's store has to visit friends Lewiston, ber lots. Come and see. school on Pleasant Street observ- exercises and a tree. No Hester Oldham. dow of S. or at his home on Hill The special feature] to the alone. Before ordering renewing your magazines that died ΜΓ..Λ 1 It was ing spend night time, an attached to of these but all tAaVl ΙΤ,ΓΛΙΙ attracted much attention. grown at the age ed Christmas Wednesday evening by any affairs, j HAZEN'S FARM AND REAL .Street early Friday morning, Llttlefl· Mrs. H. G. the of the store during has to entertainment and tree at the school were generally pleasant, especially to Mr·. J. ti. 17,000 still remains to be South Paris, Maino. the school. At the last Santa ap- the sunlight dance Norway. A of on the street Methodist GOOD CHEER STOKE. dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Mr. if spectacles, The annual meeting of the peared and helped to take the presents stores were open, and the forenoon trade Christmas raised. Carnegie's contribution, pair at Oxford. endow a at Democrat Sunday School was held Thursday even- from the tree. A pleasant time was en- was brisk. Nearly every one who is Mrs. C A. Young, Mre. J. D. Hayncs, Chair Cyrus Hayes made, is to be used to pro- in South Paris. Now & CO. F. A. SHURTLEFF & CO. Mrs. Cora Bowker Mrs. I. E. Annie Danforth and F. A. SHURTLEFF and officers were elected as given be- all. as teacher, student or in other Ladlee, Hardy, Charles Dauforth, of history and political ing joyed by away Andrews, Mrs. Harold Gammon, Mre. Achsa fessorship office. successive the Earl Thibodeau of Tufts, Winfield Kim- science in of Thomas B. Reed. 53 low. This is the ninth year was at home fur holiday, Shaw, Mlee Grace Thayer, Mr. Ed Jonee, Mr. memory National Près capacities, Leavitt of U. of that Dr. Buck has been chosen superin- Mrs. Clara N\ Sawyer, and there were numerous family re- Har· Id Thayer, Mr. Harold Fletcher, M-.Win ball and GeorgeC. M., PB···· Mr. I. K. Andrews, Mr. Danlele, Bowdoin are at tendent: ident Ladies of the G. A. R., will be pres- unions and small. elowThaver, aud Carl E. Stone of Petition for Discharge. j»MMM»»e&»»frPPPPPPPPBt)3frgBftP0PBBPPPPPPIlBBtB large Mr. C. W. Burgees, Mr. Malcolm Brlggs, Mrs. GROWING CHILDREN. Bankrupt's F. Λ. ftni'KTLKFF * CO. ent at the of Won. K. Kimball home for the vacation. ) F. A. ft IIΓ HT LK Κ Ρ A CO. Superintendent-Charles L. Buck. meeting Charles Cutler, Mr. San ford Brown. holiday In the matter of * Su rl η te n· le η K. Farnum and install the officers for C. and B. Childs FRANCOIS X. LANGLOIS, Bankruptcy, Assistant pe t—George Circle Jan 4, Albert M. Yates. HANDKERCHIEF DEPARTMENT. Ralph Kyer George j/n Treasurer—George !> Kobertson. A in her honor will be of Pond were before the Nor- TO MOTHERS OF SOUTH TARIS. Bankrupt. ) 1908. reception who had not been in Mrs. Wirt Miss Maud Doughee, Chair Bryant's ADVICE Secritary—Myron Karnum. Albert M. Yates, Stanley, Γο the (Ion. Clahknck Hai.e, Judge of the Die held in G. A. K. Hall from four to six, Ladlee, Mrs. Harold Mrs. Belle Jones, way Court Thursday morning. Jk Librarian—S. C Or-lwav. health for some time, and who suf-1 Brlgg·; Municipal Perhaps the most important principle trlct Court of the United States for the District is members will be good Mrs. W. N. Davis, Mrs. Will Kenney, Mise were found of intoxication ΗυΠΜί Benjamin and it hoped all a They guilty the care of a child is of M nine: fared a shock about week Hattle Burnell, Miss Lena Lelghtoo, Mrs. Lillian involved in proper ^90® 8wt"u1' will be served at6:l">. paralytic and sentenced to pay a line of $."> and .FRANCOIS X. LANGLOIS, of Mexico, In the ,r A. present. Supper died at Shaw, Mre. Carl Stevens, Mrs. Fred Hall, Miss nourishment. In 1>rlm4ry "epf'tuient—Mrs. Harry ago. Monday morning S:45, aged j of which were County of Oxford, and State of Maine, Will the sisters bring food. By special Gertrude Hall, Mrs. F. C. Trlbou, Mrs. Geo. costs; upon payment they do we I on Morten 07 at his home in South Paris. IIow many delicate children 411I1I District, resjtectfully represents that to our m for their D. Robertson. vetorans who years, J Morton, Mre. Marlon Aldrlch, Mrs. Amy Strick- the court. were We wish thank tny patrons generous Supt. Cra«lle Boll—M re. George request of Mrs. Sawyer, June discharged by They on our streets with colorless cheeks the 9th of Nov., last past, he was iluly Mr. Yates was born in Baldwin, land. meet day not done are invited to arrested Sheriff Cole. under the Acts of Congress re and for l trade we of the have already so, a resident of by Deputy thin little and arms. It is very adjudged bankrupt of the the irge Holiday The is the programme 14, 1840, but had loug been ART DEPARTMENT. and legs that he has duly surrcn. patronage past year following at 7:30 and receive the ob- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bell of Portland luting to Bankruptcy; held be present a number of he lived to be seen that takes and of all a last meeting of the Euterpean Club, Paris. For years ; Mre. A. D. Park, Mre. Lizzie Edgerly, Chair Mr. and plain rapid growth lered all his property rights property, received, and now wish you ligation of the order. AM who served in were with Mrs. Bell's parents, and their little bodies with alTthe with Mrs. Burnham at her hone. Opera on the farm which is now Mountain View Ladlee, Mlee Hattle Leach, Mre. Clara A.Cole, all their strength ind has fully compiled requirement* to are F. Mies Mrs. J. 0. Crooker, on Christmas. Acts and of the orders of Court touching the war of "01 '00 eligible. since Bold the Mr*. J. S. Burbank, Mrs. J. King, are not sufficient nourishment >t said studied, Mari tana: Farm, but several years Mise A. receiving Helen King, Mre. Iva Ersklne, Grace Mr. and Mrs. Hal Eaton of Stoughton, and robust. Ills bankruptcy. Musical Events. farm to Mr. Howland and the Mies Isabel to make them well, strong he prays, That he may be decreed 'toll Call, Current Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Plummer gave purchased Thayer. Mr*. C. E. Howe, Morton, were of Mr. and Mrs. Wherefore NEW YEAR. Mass., the a full from all HAPPY Planu Quartette. Val*.· Brillante. Moskowskl house on Pleasant not far from Mlee Rlz;tory which Mrs. Plummer graduated. Mrs. Llla 3. weeks' vacation from her school in Rut- ceptcd I). overture, four han.ls. Mr. Yates Mre. Frank Buck. Woodbury, will build delicate children, Dated this Aitli dav of Dec., A. 1907. piano, and was the A few years since purchased Sarah Vinol, up SmallSn,a" °ror For '"'sinc8' ·μ,μ Thayer. Mrs. Eastman. class numbered thirty, Chair Ladlee, Mies Maud Carter, Mrs. land, Vt. » make them FRANCOIS X. LANGLOIS, Bankrupt. large.larKe' .. store near the and did till out hollow cheeks and V 1 Γ» GuMe Ills Kmt Several members the grocery depot, [ Clark, Mrs. Everett Farrar, Mlee Nettle Getchell, : Nocal Duet. Holy Mother, largest yet graduated. Everett F. Bicknell and wife are visit- THEREON. Account Books or use. MIseToliiun a business there for a number of Mrs. J. A. Mies Ava Leach, Mre. Ed- robust and rosy. Vinol makes ORDEU OF NOTICE household *«· Barnes, are institutions of good Kenney, B. in strong, mi Λ-; who attending higher E. P. Mrs. Leon Rue- their Grace Bicknell, Piano Solo, Selections from the Opera, out to A. J. a want Lunt. Mrs. Parlln, ing daughter, new sound flesh and muscle District ok Maink, SS. were at home on vacation, and years, selling Penley only L. Mre. ie in vitality, read Mr». Burnha-n learning sell, Mrs. William Rueeell, Mrs.J. Foot, Boston for ten days. Ben Bicknell and On tills 28th day of Dec., A. D. 1907, on rec- ... and red blood, or ïTseful for ». ., the re- few months since. Mlee Belle Tufts, Mre. W. B. tissue, pure, rich, It Is * ^ΟΓ t'es'<· keeping Essay, Wallace Miss Leach. a good part of the class attended Alton Maxim, the store during Mr. Bicknell's absenco. Ing the foregoing petition, and in his manner, Mr·. Angle Tubbs, Mrs. O.S. Ripley, children love it. This is because Vinol the Court, That a hearing be had * miscellaneous. Nice refreshments were serv- Quiet unassuming Young, Woodman and Hosea Ab- Ordered by Diaries to can refer at time. 10 ception. Mre. S. A. Mre. Ernest Kenney, Mrs. John wife, on 17th of Jan., A. D ords which any Mr. Yates held the sincere respect of all BerrV, is a delicious tasting cod liver prepara- upon the same the day you Piano Ouartette. Kau't, Polonaise. L. Sophr ed, and the evening was made very pleas- Roxtc McArdle, Mrs. Cleou Farrar, Mrs. Minnie and Alice and Emma Ab- In said Die mourn bott and wife, made a U«j.\ before said Court at l'ortland, Mrs. Siullev, with who knew him, and many will tion without oil, by scientific, ami that no- cents to $2.00 each. Mrs. Penfol'l. ant. Mrs. Plummer was presented Ham. bott attended the funeral of Charles C. trlct, at 10o'clock In the forenoon; Mrs. Mies Jackson. a number of extractive and Oxford Demo Gray, as a his loss. He served for COMMITTEE ON SUPPER. concentrating process tice thereof be In the ,, chas. Wllleby a handsome painting wedding gift, Tibbetta at Kennebunk Friday. Mr. published ami \ oeal Solo, I Mlml the Day, selectmen of the from fresh cods' thus combining a newspaper In said District, Maine years on the board of Mre. Thaver, Mrs. C. E. Brett, Chair livers, i;rat, printed In Hicks' cents; Old Farmer's, Miss Clark. on behalf of the class. Charles and Mrs. Tibbetts owned the Norway all known creditors, and other peraons PC 30 was member of Paris Mre. L. E. Monk, with of iron all the medicinal, that TV) Q Y1 il town- He a Lodge Ladlee, Mre. Isabelle Brooke, the shoe fac- peptonate at the said time and place A 1 * Miss Mabel Mrs. Charles Wvman, Mrs. Kll* Rlplev, Mrs. K. boarding house opposite elements of cod Interest, may appear Fanners' and Leavitt's, 10 cents each. Frank Fowles and Hayes A somewhat reunion of the of Masons and of Oxford Chapter, healing, body-building ami show cause, If any they have, why th< impromptu A. Swift, Mrs. C. P- Mrs. Ronello Ed- and conducted the same for some a call on Miss Campbell, tory no oil. of said should not be grantcl of Auburn made short School class of ΚΌ0 was held R. A. of Mre. W. A. liver oil, but prayer petitioner Paris High M., Norway. wards, Mre. Mary Cotton, Edwards, left Nor- ordered the Thai yean very successfully. They a creator And It Is further by Court, as a line of sister, Mrs. Alton C. Wheeler, with Miss Alla C. Walker. A widow survives, but no children. Mrs. C. A. Young. As builder and strength kntwn cred All of the above as well complete Stationery Hayes' Friday evening some for Kennebunk. body the Clerk shall send by mall to all Mr. Fowles and Miss in of the way years ago for old delicate weak, this ad Thursday. Hayes Seven members of the class w*re present: The funeral will be charge people, children, Iters of said petition and order, or Will Meet. The members of the copies ai of all kinds for iocial business you started from Auburn for a walk, and Ethel at 2 County Fair Trustees following junior run-down sickness, and dressed to them at their places of residence correspondence, Mrs. Jessica Curtis-Thayer, Mrs. Mason·, at the Universalist church will persons, $fter On the class, Norway High School, speak stated. headed for Mechanic Falls. way A. L. Clark, Mies Alta C. p. m. Prayers at the house The trustees of Oxford County Agri- for chronic coughs, colds, bronchitis, ol will find Ellis-Noyes, Wednesday. at the next contest:— Witness the Hon. Ci.akksck Ham·:, Judge to come to South Paris, will meet at the assess- prize speaking and all throat and Vinol at Portland they decided Walker, Miss Grace I Wheeler of Milan, at 1 o'clock. cultural Society ΠβΙβη lung troubles, tho said Court, and the seal thereof, from Geneva Barker, Hazel Foster, on our offer 28th of A. D OF and took a car on the electric road Susan E. Poiter, and ors' office in South Paris, on Tuesday, is unexcelled. Try Vinol In said District, on the day Dec., AT THE PHARMACIES Ν. H., Miss Harry Susie Grace Corner to Mechanic Falls, thence absent Article. Jan. to revise the list and Howe, Walker, Thibodeau, to return if it fails to give satis- 1907 Minot M. Wheeler. The live surviving A Very Smooth 7, premium Mil- money JAMES E. HEWEY, Clerk. an Mildred Holmes, Haskell, [L.8.] on foot to South Paris. are Alfred E. transact other business. It will be Myrtle faction. F. A. Shurtleff & Co., Drug- order thereon. continuing members of the class One last week an enterprising Elsie Mildred Mc- A true copy of petition and traveled day A. m. dred Foster, Buck, JAMES E. IIEWEY, Clerk. reckon the entire distance E. Alice Lombard- a South session, opening at 10 Any South Paris, Maine. Attest: They Fuller, Harry Swan, looking young woman entered all-day Elmer Arthur Gary, Har- gists, as four car and sixteen which exhibitor Lean, Hussey, & twenty miles, by McArdle-Strickland, and a -any may CO. Ferren, Delia Patie establishment and purchased suggestions Elden Hall and Benj. Cobb. F. A. SHURTLEFF on and actual measurement would One wish to make to the trustees at that time ry Hill, ALL KINDS OF foot, Edna Curtis-Emery. member, pint of boiled linseed oil and three- WE HAVE A LARGE STOCK OF exceed those estimates. They died. It was a will receive due consideration. Maine. probably Charles E. Spofford, has fourths of a of turpentine, which A REAL WONDERLAND. Soutli Paris, and the pint report theroade smooth walking Nice refreshments in a bottle which pleasant evening. were put together large net to the state for run- South Dakota, with its rich silvet here about the middlt members com- The expense A CO. good. Arriving were served, the class she furnished. She had with*her some wide and SIIURTLEFF A CO. F. A. NHI'HTI.KFF remained aboul the state prison the past year was mines, bonanza farms, ranges F. A. of the afternoon, they notes on what had done since before she left the niDg pared they smaller bottles, and to the of natural formations, is a veritable an and returned to Auburn on the feature of $2,200, according annual report strange hour, and as a special store tilled some of them from the large in the graduation, the Board of Prison and Jail Inspectors. wonderland. At Mound City, Winter of the Footwear, express. the evening, some graduating bottle. of Mrs. E. D. a wonderful The gross expense was $27,458, while home Clapp, were read. in the she Hei Wool as some mer parts letter day again appeared the of the of the case of healing has lately occurred. Wool Boots, Socks, Leggins, Slippers, Thursday evening young and still later profits departments including and her purchase, son seemed near death with lung and we were skating on the small pond near A, At the next supper and entertainment repeated amounted to $25,249. The report All Kinds of Rubbers, in fact, Β XT a the prison Wool Bals, Felt Shoes, who came Good Cheer made third purchase, distributing shows there are now 170 convicts and throat trouble. "Exhausting coughing H. Jackson's, John Martin, of the ITniversalist Society, to find in a fluid into the small bottles each time. five a line of would from Canada and had been employed Jan. 7, the following will be the pro- that during the past year 71 were receiv- spells occurred every minutes,' carry full everything you expect When the head of the firm went home two or three weeks, came on to the of entertainment: 42 of sen- writes Mrs. Clapp, "when I began giving here gramme half showed him a ed, discharged by expiration was som» at his better New the ice with a cousin, and there A Ulunv Song, performed with tambourine night, tence, two discharged by commutation Dr. King's Discovery, greai ana M Morrill. bottle of furniture polish com bim and some ol by lire. EilnaSbaw 1*8 four-ounce of sentence the Governor and council, medicine, that saved his life and CLASS SHOE STORE, "chinning" between at door. by FIRST which she bad the re- him." Guaranteed foi the other boys. Then Percy Briggs Kuth Ann Bobbins' Tea Party by the purchased and one died. Three of the prisoners pletely cured "What did pay for it?" he asked. throai and our are the lowest. Our store is open Monday who declares that he had taken no pari following cast: you ceived the past year were life convicts coughs and colds, luni and prices cents." ten Shurtleff A was struck two swift blowi MaUl of the House. "Thirty-five while the others have sentences of troubles, by Co., druggists closes other at We in the talk, as to and evenings, nights 6:15. RUBBERS. Roxle The merchant briefly bottle free. Saturday GLOVE th( Klderly MaUl inquired or less to serve. one 50c. and $1.00. Trial Martin, the second breaking McAplle.CUrk. of years Only prisoner by Up-to- l>ale Maler'eoUt and liver Misa Isabel C. Morton at her home Patrons of Husbandry Mutual poison, and the fifth stomach A DANGEROUS DEADLOCK, of County South Paris. at which abou 1 One of the family reunions was held at trouble; but none of them helped me; Thursday evening, largest Fire Insurance Company that eometi mes terminates fatally to I hi Thi * time was that at the home so wife advised Electric Bit- twenty young people were present. the Christmas South Paris Saturday. The reports my trying of liver and bowel functions as ■ me stoppage was in fact a sort of nnion célébra of Maurice L. on Gothic Street in excellent ters, which are restoring to perfect affair Noyes show the company to be To end this condition withou Pianos of the hostess when a of twenty-two health. One bottle did me more quickly tion of the birthday Wednesday, party condition, and it has been very fortunate good Dr. Nev Organs. 1 disagreeable sensations, King's and Twelfth Holl, were assembled. Besides Mr. Noyee the than alt the five doctors prescribed." Christmas, Night. in the matter of losses during year. Life Pills should'always be your remedy as was a bij wife and two children, there Guaranteed for blood weakness of New Pianos and was present in abundance, family of a period of about fifteen poison, satisfactory ii ; Stock Organs. and * Mrs. Covering com- Guaranteed absolutely Large Cases which it were his Mr. and on and all stomach, liver and kidney Suit bunch of mistletoe, played present parents, montbe one assessment of 12.00 case or back at the Bags! only every money dru/ trade for and was the occasion ο r A. of South Paris, Mr The old Shurtleff A Co., druggists, Good second hand from to Nice anyon part properly, Joseph Noyes a thousand has been made. plaints, by stores of F. A. Shurtleff & Co. organs $15 $ oyes and eon of West as fol- 50c. from to nuch merriment. Many board of officers waa re-elected, to for New Year's Second hand pianos $135 $175 a Gift. of Merrie 1 Mr. and Μη. E. 8. Hammond of buy present. Just the for Holiday Christmas customs Englam Sumner, lows: This issue of the Democrat is No. 5.1 Chairs an< Thing wa » Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Parlin December is about done for, and it has instruments. for $35, Stools, were observed. The Yule log West Paris, President— H. D. Hammond. for the 1907 are \ Nice Square pianos $15, $35, k Mr. and we hav< Subscribers year gettini ever are the lowest. the wassail bowl and two children of South Paris, and Treasurer—(j. W. Q. Perbam. been the kindliest December 1 of Here i a assoitment than and my brought in, and (with Secretary one more than there are weeks ii other mu»ical merchandise. Write for I have larger prices 1 Mr. and : as far as i( paper catalog playerpianos. beverage), fror Mrs. Albert Ames and daughter, Director* seen in years, temperature it in school strictly temperapce P. Hammond, Part*. the year, as we used to learn store is full of useful There wa 1 L. E. and son, and Mr·. S. Henry concerned. Almost impossible to be- a trade in musical instruments. gifts. which all drank toasts. Mrs. Noyes J. A. Robert», Norway. There is no extra for the fifty I good My 1 A was "If we charge music and and a Twelfth Nigh ! R. Ellis aad son, of South Pari». good H. C. Oxnard, Norway. lieve that it December. onlj dancing, !" third week. which the king of the feast *i * Christmas dinner was set out and eaten, Fred Howe, Oxford. had just a few inches of snow cake, by Charles Kdwarda, South Parla. W. J. Wheeler, he was elevated t } and later a tree was unloaded, with a lot that fur coat hav chosen, and duly L. L. Phillips, Hebron. How about you for one. JAMES N. FAVOR, n»ark on the rafters. The only out-oi i of presents and some every T. B. W. Stetson, Hartford. |[ Lamb lined coats, working coats, been talking about? About time yoi Bllllnge Block, More f reuelon in sixteen ' Η town guest was Ed Morey from ; This was the tlrst leather reversible coats, F. H. Noyei had it. A large assortment at F. st., Norway, Malno. of Men's winter overcoats 110 up to 318, - Maine 01 ΜλΙιι Farm, Mechanic Falls, who spent a fa* years at which all the family Joseph Co. ■' Co., South Paris and Norway. •outb. Parle, 1 F. H. Co. Noyés deys here. A. Noyee were present. at Noyes tickets and a gold glove NOTICE. At the Economical Honse. subway tiny COLUMN. buttoner. If she paid the driver $2 tor ! IHOMEMAKERS' "We have to be awful economical at The annual meeting of the Mt. Picture Frames ber round ride she would have 10 oar said the "there's such trip will be to the Iidlee house," boy, Vfica Association ρ·» Correspondence on topic· of Interest cents and two subway tickets with Building A Is solicited. Address: Editor flOMXMAXaas' a biff family." leld Town Office on Thurs· ber ticket back to at. the Column, Oxford Democrat, South Paris, Me "Ye·?" wblcb to purchase Help inquiringly. 1 at 2 o'clock, "That'· for fair! broth- town. Tbeu a brilliant Idea came to Jay, Jan'y and, 1908, and so, My biggest and Pictures, er a and or course has to her ticket with a P. M., for the choice of officers, Gsnke and Pies. is bartender, ber. She would buy Puddings so ma a whole transaction of other Ehés, wears white coat; buys check. She gave the driver the two the any legal Oil. The the overalls Gasoline Cylinder Health auit for him, says wearing dollar bill with the dime for a tip. ausiness. No. 351.—If I Were You. saves his When been Mirrors PLUM PUDDING. pants. they've train from town Dec. Mats, 1. Λ cask would be a metal. don't When the 4:17 pull- South Paris, 23, 1907. lar;;e of washed a few times, of course tbey W. Ripley, Me., Sept 26, 1906. Chop finely half a pound suet, atone ed Into the station a square shoulder- F. A. I 2. Fine, soft hair would be a tree. look nice for a bartender, so ma SHURTLEFF, Sec'y. 1 "We have used the true 'L. F.' At- three-quarters of a pound of raisins, enough dived Into the ι «-53 A boat would be a measure. him new ones and hands over the ed, forceful looking chap in our for over 3. the same amount of cur- gets wood's Bitters family wash and dry α raincoat nnd a ticket window. Manure 4. to eat would be a others to Bill. Bill works in a meat "Have you heary depot and made for the & Spreaders, thirty years, and think it far superior Something good rants, also take three-quarters of a pound Mouldings 1%, market" veil. Inquired Mrs. Dalrym- Coming Into the gloomy room, he did to any other medicine of the kind we storage place. of sugar and the same amount of dried Dorothy?" In- "Gets two wears out of them that uot see very clearly the tall figure Disk Harrows, ever used." Sincerely yours, bread crumbs; add also to these pie anxiously. Grade Portrait a of sliced way, eh?" which stood In his High Work Mrs. H. C. Nane. No. 352.—Leather Finding·. gredients a quarter of pound "Yes. mother," replied Dorothy me- way. "Then dad's a when the *Ί THE citron, two or three sour apples peeled painter; from The station agent was saying: Plows. white suit too for Bill, dad chanically without glancing up Sulky Even· household should the true and cored and then chopped fine, and the gets dirty would be very to oblige you If keep as he to in. which she was glad in Water of one lemon. Mix these wears it as long can, paint the time table from Crayon, color, 'L. F." Atwood's Bitters on hand. Their grated peel you could fiud any one to Identify you, in time get pretty well re- action on half a teaspoonful Course, they endeavoring to extract information after- stimulating and cleansing thoroughly, adding with then ma uses 'em but it is against our rules. Good PERSONAL a each of cloves and add also six eggs. caked up paint; the to Oakdale. and Oil stomach, liver, bowels and blood aids salt; garding Mr. Want to use the Sepia specialty, two for kindling the fire, and being soaked grains noon, Morgan. these to with normal Steam for four hours in buttered "And of money?" organs proceed with burn fine." ple*ty telephone?" maintain the molds. Turn out on a hot dish, sprinkle paint tbey book. Real- Satisfaction Guaranteed. regularity and perfect that's the' end of them? "Money—and my check around. ELEMENT with with a of holly. "So Well, you The tall figure swung General Line Farm Machinery. health of the body. For old and young sugar, garnish sprig mother, be asking me next, some be- do—" ly, you'll I am so are a re- This can be made days certainly "Oh, Carleton, glad"— our the "L. F." Atwood's Bitters pudding uses them with did In old school That enters into prac- fore uee and as needed. "No! Ma again along as you my Sunday sudden silence on the of 35c. at heated up Then part liable remedy. druggists. the wood ashes to make soft soap of." whether I have a clean handker- tice is a powerful factor days, the two young people and wonder on L. M. PUDDING SAUCE. "You don't aside TUFS, say!" She tossed the time card to our success. chief." the part of the station agent Tbe YIELD OF Mix the yolks of four eggs with an "Yep! After that she pours the soap A. W. WALKER & THE LARGE In despair. man was the flret to recover. Nichols St., SOUTH PARIS. SON, of a of the suds on the back Best in young each eighth pound sugar, adding garden. thing no such train as a 3:06." We give patient "There Is I brother's place rind of half a lemon. Stir this the world she says to make things grow." "May usurp my our at- SOUTH PARIS. Sweet Corn, grated "1 knew It!" wailed Mrs. Dal- earnest, personal over the fire until it sticks to the spoon. just and be of service to you?" be asked, of tri- tention and take an in- — — in a sort AND Serve hot. A Mysterious Arrival. rymple melancholy rather distantly. E. W. "1 never should have tried to tense interest in every CHANDLER, She boarded the train at Emporia, but umph. Dorothy flushed, then paled, but final- DOWN EAST PUDDING. over the Apples that does not signify. She had the take Carleton's message ly ber face set resolutely. case. Take clear salt pork and chop finely, whole A does rattle me so." Emporia nose, which means a lot; phone. telephone 1 bave made a mistake regard- means that the farmers will receive large to fill ODe stir this "Yes; is our constant enough cup; through but then she had the Eureka coil to her Dorothy crossed the room and patted Optics I sums of in Probably a two of and one of stoned ing tbe date of the tournament, aud, Builders' Finish money payment. cupfuls sugar the Council Grove foot, and the the relieving of out in a of hair, her mother's cheek reassuringly. a little study; share of this will be paid and chopped raisins, one teaspoonful to worse still, I brought only cash, 1 will furnish DOORS and WINDOWS of aaj large Strong City walk, and was hard de- don't fret. some unusual eye defect short time and there is no safer place to cloves and the same amount of cinna- "There, there, mumsey, and this gentleman will not accept a SUe or Style at reasonable prices. termine. But when her mother came If it and no better to it out mon. Into two of milk dissolve 1 am now at the age of discretion. our great pleasure. keep way pay cupfuls tagging in after her, with two suit cases, check, and I want to get home." than a checking account in one of saleratus and stir misunderstood Carleton's invita- by opening teaspoonful we anew Emporia was her habitat. She you Her glauce fell, and Jimmy Morgan Also Window di Door Frames. the mixture, and beat no harm will be done. I through lastly, was going to Ed Howe's Corn carnival tion great had α chance to bite his lip before be S. RICHARDS, through it all three and one-half cupfuls know home, but 1 am sure it If In want of kind of Finish for Inside o: at Atchison. She wore a tan covert my way without α trace of amusement any of Steam four hours or more. spoke, send In or 1ère. Pine Lum Hour. and hat been for this for EYESIGHT SPECIALIST, >utslde work, jour Two kinds of articles tuade of leath traveling suit with gloves, shoes, must have afternoon, in his tones. bcr and on hand Cheap for Cash. Serve with hard sauce. Shingle* — to match. The car voted her the real is on tomorrow, er are here suggested. New York the golf tournament "You've just missed a train to town, SOUTH PARI5, MAINE. SAUCE FOR PUDDING. Ân hour after her arrival in that want- National Bank, Tribune. thing. and they said all along they aud there will not be another for an and Job Work Norway Atchison she from the hotel Planing, Sawing Into a double boiler saucepan the "emerged" ed me to be sure to see it." Norwuy, Me. put luncheon hour. I was Just about to telephone two ounces of in a stunning suit of voile. At that yolke of four eggs, adding The house telephone announced me Matched Haft Wood Ktoor Boards for sale. No. in for my brother's car. Please let a» a There 353.—Metamorphoses. a and —they call it dinner Atchison—she The check serves receipt. sugar, little lemon juice grated Miss hansom was at the When are in our to hear In three moves; was to beat the Dalr.vmple's take back to town that way. See. you try of loss fire or theft. You Change feel and a of salt. Stir over a in white linen, laundered you Norway is no daoger by peel grain door. And down to the hansom flitted one letter at a time, making a to band. At 2 o'clock she "floated" from the sun is coming out." For Rent. E. W. can always make the correct change. change moderate fire until the sauce begins her to CHANDLER, the main corridor of the hotel in Dorothy, her mother attending Home Made can obtain cash at the bauk. new word at every change. Answer: when it is for use. crepe Dorothy gripped her empty purse Candy. You always set, ready or small store to rent in the .... Maine. de and the seven the door of the elevator. Offices West Sumner, There is nothing complicated or hard to Feel, heel, heal, hear. chine; buttoned-up-to- very and murmured, "I think I bad bet- MINCE PIES. the-chin who were lined "1 can't feeling anxious about J*. H. Fletclior, understand in keeping a bank account. 1. ιιλνι» to foot in five army officers, help ter"— Davis Block, South Paris. Change down their Confectioner, Norway. Me. receive checks for Boil four pounds of lean meat and up on the sidewalk, pulled this dear," she murmured. "I al- When you your apples moves. trip, "Go by automobile, I thought you'd at FOR 5ALE. mix with it nine of seven khaki came to "attention" Elm Houeo. and sweet com, call io and let us con- chop fine; pounds coats, ways do get'things twisted over the Inquire Opp. 2. sock to boot in four At it agree with me," Interrupted JIminy Savings Bank. it is for interest and Chauge apples, one pound of euet and stared the army stare. supper South Paris 2 1-2 story dwelling-house, pleasantly vince you that your (chopped), telephone." and while drew a moves. two of seeded one was white cut bias, but at the re- smoothly, Dorothy SI tf located in the village of West Paris. profit to open an account with us. pounds raisins, pound silk, handed her bag to the obse- 3. kind to lose in foui of half a of five it was a see-more shirt waist, Dorothy quick, amazed breath be picked up Advertisement of Sale Consists of nine rooms and bath-room, Change currante, pound citron, ception her moth- Collector's of years of successful ser- and see-every- quious colored boy and gave transmitter. H. stable. About 3-4 acre of lr.nd, 2y~Thirty-five moves. pouuds of sugar, one pint of molasses, see-through stockings, tbe telephone MYRON WATSON, shed and of a kiss. Lands of Non-Resident Owners. vice to depositors. four two of net skirt, en traîne, er a farewell peck car was In the of with apple aud pear trees. The build- 4. Change give to take in teaspoonfuls ground cloves, eight thing mosquito The deep gloom from the of cinnamoD, five of mace, one of pepper while the seven army officers (?) they "Mumsey. if you don't stop worrying the Island when Dor- Piano Tuning and Fine Repairing. ings are situated high street, moves. Long ferryboat STATK OK MA1NK. and six of add the went down to the bar to shake dice for about me we will both have nervous with broad piazza shaded with vines, 5. corn to oats in Ave tablespoonfuls salt; othy, trying to break an eloquent si- Change lemons the are In TEACHER OF TROMBONE. a fine view. A of juice and grated rind of three drinks. They shaking yet. Rememl>er, I've been see bow 1 commanding spring moves. prostration. lence, murmured: "I don't ♦ and one Moisten all this with Who was she? that is what we all Un taxe· on lands situated In t t· v.. water on These build- orange. Well, New York now three months and have date. pal·! pure premises. Gazette. ever made a mistake about the Refer· to Charles D. fttary, Bouton. Pari·, In the County of Oxford, for t!.. ir furnished and water in which the meat was boiled, want to know.—Emporia (Kan.) and ings are well and prettily cut my wisdom teeth. Goodby, must have meant for me to 1807. No. 354.—Anagram. and cider. Carleton the nwuer would be glad to sell the when Maine. Sûtf list of taxes on real famous of Authors. semi my love to daddy you with them to Moth- Norway, The following with the NO It BET BIRRS—a poet. Personality go Southampton. owners In tbo tow furniture and furnishings WHITE FBUIT CAKE. nonresident as all the world knows, write." er never does catch over the committed to me for house. This is a bargain and will Henry James, messages for the year 1907, great it will followed Dorothy's for Mid town on the llth of Call on oi As this is a novelty I know believes that an author'e personality Admiring eyes day May, be sold on reasonable terms. No. 355.—Charade. phone." main anil notice Ik hereby «ivi tii all lovers of cake. Cream be left in the To a lithe out to the waiting unpaid; W. J. South l'aria, please good should background. slender, figure "Heaven bless her for that aud my said taxes, Interest and Cham* address, Wheeler, My first Is attached to my arm, two-thirds of a cupful of butter and add editor who lunched with him hansom. The clear whole souled W. A. Porter, vlouslv so mnebof the real U) Maine. of value rare. magazine eyed, sudden whim for u night at Mid» Its mission's quiet an«l to '.he an; : gradually one and seven-eighths cupfuls one at the Atbenwum during the heiress was sufficient necessary ,»ay If you wish to keep It from harm. day western extremely popular Carleton's. Otherwise there is uo tell- Including Interest and i-hai ,« of fiour in which has been sifted half a London Mr. James said on this therefor, Of its helpers you must beware. season, with the hotel stafT. SOUTH PARIS, sold at auction at New Hall, -out' I a ing, but It is all right now, dear." public teaspoonful of soda, and then add half head: In said town, on the tirst Monday In I·· i.try, "Western brains, breeze and bullion, horrid My second's a part of my garment, teaspoonful of lemon juice. Beat the "Personals about authors always irri- "Oh, Jimmy, please—those le Agent for I'JOS, at nine o'clock Α. M. vari«-il colors and white. but eastern breeding." the key clerk Of whites of six eggs until very stiff, adding tate me. If they are true, they are deck hands. Walt"— HILLS, If its surface you happen to dent, remarked to the stenographer. And the û 5-"" 5 one and of are ι- one-quarter cupfuls powder- tedious. If they interesting, they "Not long, dear." O ·- V. An iron will make it right. S β ed then combine the two mixtures. ten false. white faced stenographer sighed and our s Ο Jeweler and Graduate sugar, are, to one, They always "No. only till we—are inside Optioian. Now add one of almond ex- it would feel to have My whole Is of structure quite light, teaspoonful sound to me like this—" wondered how own parlor." replied Dorothy in her use on offenders two-thirds of a of candied with a Laundry, Its unruly tract, And here Mr. breezes and Wayside cupful James, good- her face kissed by prairie old, mischievous, teasing way, with Will hold them most surely and tight. one-third of a of blanch- humored rattled off the dol- cherries, cupful smile, following her lot lightened by western made the result that felt that he Maine. ft And assist In their capture truly. ed and minced almonds and half of a JIminy Hebron, ï ο burleeque personals: lars. could not wait, aud what the cupful of thinly sliced citron. Bake in a "Shelley always ate a baked potato really all unconscious of the feel- on I.ot Oxford l'ark, from minutes to one hour. down to write. He was Dorothy, deck hand saw sent him Barker, Mary C., b'>, No. 356.—Subtractions. deep pan fifty before sitting passing gtearns Meadow.... : » Prices in Oxford County. new of envy and longing she had ex- C. Crawford, Cora, Lowest EDWARD ν —Ex. often heard to assert that some of bis ings his way grinning. BEAN, Heirs of, Curtis lin·!, H!ι 1. "Blow, blow thou winter"— Guess leaned back Day, Mary, finest ideas came to him while putting cited In another's breast, Hill, north ami east by II. Kawson land; omitted. Take 500 from It MANAGER. wi-t the word hansom and how differ- south by Ο. K. Small land; l>y Edison Hints. on the butter. In the thought New Betrothal. Phonographs and leave to gain in a contest. A Queor England Daniels land, — Jones' in a had been a — WITH THE "Fielding wrote 'Tom single ently this trip planned only Graves, I). B., summer cottage and land, MAINE. from to walk ami Hawthorne found romance ou the First-class work done, NORWAY, 2. Take fifty lamely after a debauch with Johnson, few weeks before. The Carleton Mor- Nortii Paria, COOKINîî in TUE FUBNACE. night, shores of old New and there Thomas Heirs land ca»t I>v leave a malicious demon. and sold it the next to England, Hllbori), of, morning procure both enthusiasts, had ar- M. Bowker north !.. * Horn. odors from gans. golf a deal of it unininded in the a O. land; Latest 500 froiu discourteous and vegetables a meal. Is good by 1 : Improved 3. Take Disagreeable himself to entertain a house party at Family Washings Specialty. Lyon, south by Bucktlel I toad be avoided and fuel saved by using ranged life of the Yankees. The fol- l>. Heirs hoi in and hear them. leave to regret. may "Kirke White was much admired for modern Hammoml, S., of, teal, Come > the their Oakdale home durlug the golf he furnace for cooking. Just inside his red which he allowed to of love aud North I'arl· Residence for Sale, 4. Take 1.000 from in the midst and hair, hang lowing story marriage, Advertisement of Sale of Kl win two '.4 an! Desirable a shelf which is tournament. There were to be eight Collector's McAllister, L., lots, door is email iron part his back in two He would true: 1 leave down plaits. etrauge as it may seem, Is Oxford l'ark, The H. N. Bolster home- help. of the door Each end of this to souls under a roof tree fa- of Non-resident Owners. Capt. casing. never suffer any allusion to be made congenial Years a summer boarder at a Lands Wood, John K., Homestead, W. A. 5. Take from low in a ago stead situated in South Paris PORTER, fifty temperature shelf is to hold good- it as mous for shadows, conducive Thurlow, c'î rut T., Penley land, village, large enough it; but when writing used blotting grateful land which form- 4 1: aud leave a kind of fish. such ae cottage on a poiut of STATE OF MAIXE. Thurlow, Cyrus T., Whlttemore land,. finished, hot water heal SOUTH PARIS. sized kettle. Put vegetables to matchmaking. To l»e sure, Dorothy thoroughly 42tf ves- paper. ed the arm of the harbor of Λ. H. JACKSON. 0. Take fifty from the part of a turnips, and onions in a of protecting modern cabbages, beets, "Cuvier always wrote with pail did not did not even under- Collector of Taxes of the and all attached, on play golf, in Massachusetts was on In the Planta* equipments sel in which the cargo is stored aud of water and the kettle which he alter- a fishing town Unpaid taxes lands situated Town of I'arls. plenty place ice water on his desk, in stand the of the game: but. for the a two house, ell and stable, will cook mysteries a few mouths lion of Milton, In the County of Oxford, story leave the in which a bricklayer 'he shelf. The vegetables his head and feet to shown a girl baby only Dec. 14th, 1907. trough nately dipped then, neither did Morgan, broth- year 11)07. located. to as well as on the and leave Jimmy the babe and ad- on estate of centrally Apply FOLEYSKlDNtYCUra carries his mortar. quite range freshen his ideas." old. He looked at The following list of taxée real and Bladder er of her host. said one enthu- of Mil- S. WRIGHT, Adm. I Makes Kidneys Right the house absolutely free from odor. Jimmy mired, then said to the mother: non-resident owners, In the plantation JAMES Some- ton, aforesalil, for the year 1907, commltte·! to Corned beef, ham, oatmeal, steamed the siast In the family was enough. Playing to Gallery. "Will you give me that babe for my mc for collection for sal·I Plantation on the JKth No. 357.—Word Puzzle. be cooked in the had to sane and more notice Is KILLthe couch puddings, etc., may Dean the body stay play Wife?" «lay of April, 1!*»7, remain unpaM; ami to William Howells, novelist, taxée with Interest THE exclaimed third \vhen she usual manner and potatoes baked games. At the time he hereby given that If said and CURE LUMCS Polly was a certain important mother had known the so much This method of is condemning very popular The young anil enarges are not previously |>al< 1, found her dress was first aud askeil perfection. cooking the in his mind a-t le sufficient to writer. spoke game uppermost man for several summers. She liked of the real estate taxe·! pay economical during the spring Indu·ling Interest ami for Sister May's second to get ready especially "The man could do better work," said was the world old game of wlunlug the amount due therefor, when a moderate use of the him aud therefore answered promptly. chargée, will l>e sold without further notice, at said there months, more a with for school in time. She Mr. Howells, "but he is always appeal- hearts, or. properly speaking, nubile auction at School House In sal·! gas or oil stove with the aid of the "Yes." I'oplar The is ludi- on the first in February, Dr. would be a "perfect whole of trouble" warmth ing to the gallery. thing heart, the heart of Dorothy Dalrymple. l'lantatlou, Monday furnace, is all that is needed for "Will you promise never to tell her at nine o'clock Λ. M. King's me think of that 180», were late. But Sister told crous to me. It makes a it had seemed as if no if she May and And for time as hus- culinary purposes. of whom Booth used to tell. that you hare selected me her her it was slaug to use the word that super congenial house party with a tactful Iiu«r. Ii.incin· a band?" lut. "There was an elderly super who in New way. hostess was essential to bring matters Discovery was to come on and GîowingHeat For odd jobs of mending tin and gran- certain new play Bay "Yes." the waits.' to a climax. bo s ite ware we have a family tinker with a to Booth, 'My lord, carriage The conditions of the singular IΟ 2ti the of not being called riage waits,1 expected over and over Miss Hesailch; piece, prospect morning reading betrothed to her husband while In tbo northeast Zircon on the When the a little and instead of retiring, he advanc- been by farm, mercury out ol and the little and experience then, land owned K. C. drops sight, No. 359.—Transpositions. jobs,) at the Dorothy Dalrymple's chillingly polite Can old romance be more •outheast by by a out of what ed to the looked up her cradle. will make mule-hill may footlights, a Sloan, on west by town road; total you can t the 1. t<> roam and get wrath with regrets to his invitation for little din- For Sale. just keep house warm, Transpose seem a mountain in the or crowded gallery, and exclaimed romantic than this story of a New value (2$ 00, til you'll easily village It mattered not it 2. Transpose an adjective meaning of and animation: ner and theater party. town?— Mt. Zircon Mineral Spring Co.; Land, in all kinds of Real iind convenient to use a tanning household. great vigor Englaud fishing Exchange. house and total BARGAINS wonderfully and one " 'And allow me to add that the man what evil had whispered unjust bottling machinery; great size get meaning royal. Then a leaking water-pipe may often spirit value SOX), 11" M Estate in and South Paris. the who lifts his hand a woman, save iu ear. Certain insin- Silver Norway 3. Transpose a weapon and get to l>e remedied without waiting till against things Dorothy's Please the Critic. Mt. UllncH Gold and Mining Co.; last Didn't mill and Several new listed bathroom lloor and coffee color- in the way of kindness, is unworthy the uations circulated among his friends Lot 81, buildings, machinery bargains purify Hooded Verdi wns the last total value 73.30 an When putting thereon; $30i.—Enigmatical Cities: 1. Can-| Ah generation leading phy- the "anvil chorus" on the pianoforte. Paris I find it necessary to her a sician at St. Vt., did not al- offered none. Village, ton. 2. Liverpool. 3. Madrid. 4. house, give Johnsbury, "What do think of that?" asked It s it lamb and mutton. a cure. Ho you NOTICE. very light—carry about—heat any cold 7. lesson in preparing ways rely upon drugs for And here was the day of the house a I I.uckuow. 5. l'a ris. t>. Hamburg. the master. "Trash!" said the con- êubecrlber notice that he has a small cash room. the loose fat which comes was of fine and heroic The hereby gives Paying only pnrt Turn the wick or First, presence propor- which she had alternately dread- of the ·».· high low—no Town. party noisseur. Verdi rubbed his hands and been duly appointed administrator the rest in Il CajHi around the roast is removed tions, and was a very picturesque user of estate of monthly payments.' am Vowels: wrapped ed and anticipated for one long week. danger—no smoke--no ell. Easily cared No. 34<>. Omitted ley. and washed in salt and when occasion made it chuckled, "Now, look at this and this," ELLEN M. KMEltY, late of BuckOeld, call or write at once for | thoroughly profane language at she would show Mr. Mor- particulars. lor and autumn. arid, begin, to soak in a Well, least In the County of Oxford, ileceascd, and given an gives nine hours oi breaths, ap|H>ar. water, after which it is left expedient. he said. "Rubbish!" said the other, This is a rare chance to that a western did not wear bonde ae the law directs. All (icreons having purchase and. day. draw· cold water to which has been one in the dead of gan girl rose cozy comfort at one ol high. Thanksgiving, dish of Being called night rolling a cigarette. The composer demands against the estate of said deceased arc ideal home at a remarkable low filling of soda. a her heart on her sleeve. same and eth, nigh, relish, pumpkin pie, pie, eat. added a pinch of bicarbonate winter to the bedside of farmer who and embraced him with a burst of desired to present the for settlement, brass Joy arc make lont Finished in Instead of or washing the bad been from an incessant at- shouted the conductor all Indebted thereto requested to pay- price. It, give, satisfied, sigh. scraping suffering "Oijkdale!" "What do mean?" nsked the critic ment to remove you Immediately. nickel and japan. roast a sharp knife is used tack of hiccoughs for three days, and just as she reached this laudable de- Dec 1907. NATHAN K. MORRILL. Every No. 347.—Cul>e Puzzle: "My dear friend," cried Verdi, "I have 17th, of skin from the meat, was near he himself up heater warranted. every particle death, wrapped cision In it I not to cut the his fur hat down been making a popular opera. Moses P. Stiles. TAUNT care being taken away in bis fur coat, pulled She stood on the platform umid the which a of salt but little visible resolved to please everybody except fat, after good quantity over his face, having had at with its Hood oi Κ ba^s which the porter arranged and Real Estate, steady, R is rubbed into the fat. besides hie eyes and bis whiskers, and the purists, the great Judges, the clas- Insurance knlluuit light is ideal for her feet. Various carriages and cars A LOW PRICE The loose fat is taken from the water, drove away. sicists, like you. Had I pleased you I /2aj'&Lanip the winter hurriedly but there Mnino. lone evening» and Πβ did not for but ranged up beside the depot, Norway, -r»d « kw by it won ! tut Lata* wiped thoroughly dry, wrapped stop preliminaries, should have pleased no one else. What your eyea. unproved central a from the — about the meat, skewers being used to entered the house and without a word was no sign of messenger ON burner. Made oi brass. nickel plated. Every lamp warranted. you say assures me of success. In Telephone 115-12. H Κ Ρ it in This outer fat is into the sick room. Before the Carleton Morgans. Yet she had made your dealer cannot supply the ο or keep place. passed three months Ί1 Trovatore' will i>e Ray Lamp Pcdcctwn Oil is on our rubbed over with salt, and the meat invalid knew he was there he the 3:1(1 train, the nearest hour to the Hantar. write nearest agency lor a circular. jumped and whistled and bar PRO BAT Κ XDTIfl.x. descriptive Τ Β Κ Α Τ 8 and sung and roared ready for the roasting pan. the bed. grabbed biin by the throat, one named her mother, 3:00. In cither of tin I· r'.ites by rel all over Italy."—Philadel- Γο all t>ersone Interested Lamb or mutton in this way him from bis the neck, and organed hereinafter named STANDARD OIL CO. OF NEW YORK Β Ο Τ prepared raising pillow by One by one the carriages, traps taste old or and will I want Inquirer. At a Probate hcM at Pari- will never woolly, exclaimed: "D—you! you!" residents or phia Court, 1 Incorporated cars filled with guests for the of Oxford, on the thlrlT Β who refuse heart dis- Wool County > survived be eaten those ordinarily The man not only 01 ·>π' by More than one curious glance was aim- December, In the year of our l.or·! Τ Α meats. but never Carpets nutter these ease, Practical Wives. «even. The folio»'!"* hiccoughed again. the nine hundred and Ο ed at the tall, well clad figure of for the act!· r· The wives of men of sentiment having been presented SCISSOBS FOU THE TOAST. pften It U θκι.< ;·►·' DANGER IN ASKING ADVICE. puzzled girl, and then as the last pri- hereinafter Indicated, hereby SU a vein of common sense be to a!! Β and for possess strong out and That notice thereof given ·· In bread for toast vehicle rolled she summon- to close odd clean : t. preparing have a or cold do vate away patterns causing a copy of this or to When you cough and a matter of fact nature which tereeted, by ,ι sandwiches I use a of scissors may weeks successively In Τ W Χ 8 Τ pair not ask some one what is for it, as ed a small boy and had her luggage stock. published three the crusts. It saves about two- good at times serve to bring their poetical up ford Democrat, a trim some to the hack. newspaper publiait* >r »'· » there i« in unknown carried village In paid County, that ai and is a much neater, danger taking husbands down from their of Paris, they may η The The thirds the time, flights at Par!4, New-York No. 348.—Jumbled Proverb: early Honey and Tar "Out to One dollar each Probate Court to Im: held eabl off. I have a preparation. Foley's Morgan's? ·■. »t ■' . easier way to get the crust fancy rather the third of January, A. I>. );· ALMOST _, bird eatehee the worm. cures and re rudely. Tuesday re pneu- said the t :.· of scissors that I in the kitchen, coughs, colds, prevents way." wily Jebti. carefully of the clock In the foren« on, and lie heard — Ohio, pair keep The is in a Jean Paul represents Siebenkas as No. 340. Suggested States: not for monia. genuine yellow from mentioning the fact that on If they see cause. and find them invaluable only fralulug one Connecticut. I Refuse substitutes. Sold reading of his beautiful fancies to <·'-I. Maine, lthode Island, the crust off but for trim- package. by be had seen the Morgans, outfitted AMIE C. COLK, lite of Gllead. der. cutting bread, -· 1 all his wife, who listened with eyes cast thereof pri nte as GeorgiH, Tennessee. steak, making salads, etc. druggists. with a suspicious number of bags, Chas. F. Ri will and petition for probate Tribune ming absorbed In C. I'eabodv, the executor therein down, apparently hlq by Henry No. 330.—Diet For Every Man: 1. the matter with Oakdale the 10:34 train thut Tri-Weekly HEATING BABY'S BOTTLE. Mamma—What's your leaving by words. As lie and named. meat. 4. finished waited foi I Jam. 2. Cereals. 3. Mince little Willie? late of Hurt his of sister, very morning. REBECCA JANE RICKSELL. as When is very small bottle her appreciation to express itself she a'm°et Beets, δ. Pi. G. Coru. 7. Gum drops. baby Willie—Don't know, mamma, unless And In his ancient vehicle did Dor- ford, deceased; will and petition for prolate GOOD * Qat7pai>erand Ruralior ,bu^ cold before he has 1 1 Î^^TciLnvdai|y. y°ur Free milk sometimes gets said Main and Danforth thereof William hT » Delivery Carrie)Starch. 0. it was cos there was a on her head, quickly: Corner Sts., presented by brings it to your door three times 8. Taffy. a hot-water fly orthy arrive at the aristocratic door of every week. taken it all. If small-sizod "Don't on those tomor- the executor therein named. It is but I killed it with papa's slipper. put stockings published on bottle the water in it not too hot) of Sumner, le Mondays, Fridays, (with the Carleton Morgans, there to be met row. dear. I must meud that hole in ELLIS P. RUSSELL, late and contains all Wednesdays'and PASSED EXAMINATION SUCCESS- will out r-onitl the most important news oi is under the baby's bottle it INTERRUPTED. ceased; petition for an allowance of,. AS The Daily placed PUBLIC SPEAKER by au outwardly plncld but inwardly the left one." wt ■ "W. Tribune, which is a guarantee of its value. FULLY.* it at about the temperature MAINE. estate presented by I.ottle M. Itus-ell. keep right Public are inter- butler. NORWAY, y°u live in the or on and it will speakers frequently lerturbed One when Sir Walter and of Ml ton Plan- village a farm and have not New till baby has finished his milk, day, Lady WILLIAM C. BROOKS, late H '! James Donahue, Britain, Conn., This would a<·. ounl for Urne for a to bottle rupted by people coughing. No; Mr. and Mrs. Morgan were not Scott were about their tation, deceased ; llrst and llua! daily newspaper you may oe in close also serve as a tip the roaming estate, 1 *j kept toucbwrites: "I tried several kidney remedies, support not if and Tar 60 YEARS' I >wancc for order to Utrll with all news happen Foley's Honey it home. bad to also petition A important ofthe world at a small our best of milk at the angle. They gone Southamp- they saw some playful lambs in α : y I very costand was treated by physicians right were taken, as it- cures oougha and cold· EXPERIENCE anee remaining In her hands pre-eia·· ™E NEW not until I ton to spend the week end with Mrs. meadow. S. administratrix. το ι Y0«K TRI-WEEKLYfor diabetes, but did improve BELIEF FOB BBUI8ES. and Brôoks, m^2^*r,pri^of QUICK and pneumonia consump- " prevents married sister. had Su: n.r. de took Kidney Cure. After the contains no Morgan's No; they "Ah." said Sir Walter, 'tis no won- ARTEL J. RUS8KLL, late of ™ Foley's of ammonia, water, tion. The genuine opiates «·ι.ι· 'τ ™S S3 Take equal parte uo flrst and ilnal account pr·· IS second bottle I showed improvement all left message. No; the Oakdale golf der that from the earliest ceased; ■■ SKsfwwssssiss: a and is in a poets ages a 1. .-::*trii. DAILY spirits of camphor, and alcohol. Keep yellow package.—Sold by allowance by Grace M. Busaell, and five bottles cured me completely. I tourney was uot until the next Friday have made the lamb the emblem of bottleful in the house all the time. It druggists. of ISctli-M. .le· have since a rigid examination Mrs. BERT G. WHITMAN, |at«> passed rolief to and 11 Saturday. No; Morgan's peace and innocence!" on for order to distribute gives greatest sprains and who ceased ; pi tit 11. for life insurance." Foley's Kidney tie "All the little boys girls laid was uot In. She had with Patents In his hands by Κ red bruises. Bathe the bruises, and gone "They are indeed delightful animals," remaining presented Care cures backache and all forme of want to to said the administrator. NEWS- wet with the mixture. go heaven," Sunday tier mistress to Would TRADE MARKS Whitman, On all them in cloth Southampton. said Lady Scott, "particularly with ·!. Papers Yiar Itr and bladder trouble. Sold school "will rise." «·'(· π. $2.25. kiduey by superintendent, please OcaiQN· ALBION Ε BK\nnfUV, late of v Miss Dalrymple stop long enough foi mint sauce." ·I 8TAIN3 ON CABPETS. All rose but Simeon Snorter. Copyrights Ac. ceased; that Arthur Fosti druggists. SOOT petition Im· little want to a cup of tea? It was a raw a sketch and may B. ami O. Harmon appointed *"J name Md on a "N-not agreed, but she did not care foi In was Ptrlctly HANDBOOK at Canton Point In said CMton, address postal card to THE NPW it at yit." rymple A negro down Virginia telling free, oldeet for eecurinf presented ·,^.Λ.υυ£ reminded him of one of the animals on do not attempt to sweep up once, ■ent nuenry patenta. Interested YORK tea. She wanted to back to ratants taken through Muun & Co. rectlr· Byron C. Walte et ale, partie». TRI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE, Is sure to be a get town, a lawyer acquaintance about auother N^York CityJ ^lhis farm!" for the result disfiguring notice, without charge, In tb« bring you a free NOTICE TO OUR CUSTOMERS. not to tell tprrUil WILSON' L. RICHARDS of Pari», warlil*"· sample copy. animal Cover it with salt or her mother what she thought negro who owed him $2. but after con- pre- "How lovely! What kind of an mark. thickly dry tlon for license to sell and convey η tie-late to We are to announce that of who mes- did it remind him corn meal, which will enable you pleased persons got telephone tinued dunning for some time positive- sent»! Richards, guardian· of, darling?" and for Sclcntific American. by MyraS. it so that not the Foley's Honey Tar, coughs, to 1 sweep up slightest sages tangled up. but—well, just ly refused to pay. A handsomely Illustrated weekly. Largest cir- SARAH 8. STEVENS, late of Pari colds and troubles is not affected by culation of iclentlOc Journal. Terms, 93 · mtH· the offensive stain or smear will be seen. lung forget this double Of any for determination of collatera Drop by drop discharge Pure Food and law as disappointment "Well." said the lawyer, "If he posi- rear; four months, »L Hold by all newsdealers. petition execu- icie falls from the the National Drug ance tax presented by Fred II. DctV Sam usey Paroid caused by Nasal Catarrh course there was enough to see and do refused to what reason LIME IN THE TEA-KETTLK. it contains no or other harmful tively pay you, tor. Roofln of the nose into the throat, opiates back setting a· in New York, but she never bad seen a did he in and we recommend it a aafe give?" ALVA laieof Paris,deceased; an inflammation that is to To lime from collecting your drugs, SHURTLEKF, »I ·»' up likely keep For tournament and it was embar- for allowance by an remedy for children and adults. golf "Well, boss." said the negro, "he said Unal account presented mean Chronic Bronchitis. The most teakettle I have found excellent thing. K. executor. sale by all druggists. rassing to face this calm mannered he had owed me dat fo* so Shurtleff, satisfactory remedy for Catarrh is Ely's For an ordinary sized teakettle put three money long butler In the role of a heedless child SARAH 3. STEVENS, late of Pari»,deceased; the that follows in tbe kettle and leave dat de Interest had dun et it all up, an' Fre "· Cream Balm and relief oyster shells flrst account for allowance oy collect on think the intentions of who had made α mistake about her in- REMEMBER! presented even the first application cannot be told them there. The lime will "Do you young he didn't owe me a cent."—New York DeCoster, executor. in words. Don't suffer a longer tbe shells instead of on tbe kettle. Tbe Gotrox are serious?" aaked the anxious vitation. And then there was Jimmy! Times. Morris Klain, Me Ic· day ·*■ Norway, EDMUND DeCOSTER, late of BuckfleM. from the discomfort of Nasal Catarrh. shells must be fresh. mother. Perhaps might have had an ex- Can afford to and will pay more for rags, rub- ceased for order to distribute ι.ι*ι*π'.'' Jimmy ; petition Fred for "I'm sure ber·, and metal than any that calls to In their hands by Cream Balm is sold by all druggists they are, mamma," replied planation to offer, and now It was stranger remaining presented admin!» ill'^trationis from a of HELP FOB DEAFNE8S. your bouse. DeCoster and Charles E. DeCoster. -, photograph the Plant Build 50 or mailed 56 War- PBACTICAL the daughter. "Why, only last Didn't Matter Much. ιηΜ Tî1v'^vet S of Industry oents, by Ely Bros., pretty pushed a whole week into the future, He pays from $5 to (9 per ton for Iron deliv- trators. _ «K"«unure,Agriculture, D. C. u Λ.—1Department Washington,wasningron, U is located 111ί,, ren New Get a common he heartily at one of Would Be of breath ered to olm here. heart of Ihst ho citv and ism rovrrwrl withwifK t> c -τ-. ίϋthe Street, York, pasteboard mailing- night laagbed and weeks are when love Is Passenger (out .leceawd; city covered Paroid are long He folded ELLA M. FARRAR, late of Paris, Roofing TheTiovermnent also tube such as pictures or music mailed papa's alleged jokes." from does the half buys newspapers. estât» pri running)—When He I* for mixed 1 a for allowance out of personal barracks' warehouses, etc. It uses want to meet the ear Tbe young. paying rags, cent pound. petition U Woolsack—I you in and bold it to closely.· Γ» train leave? sen ted Hezeklali Farrar, widower. finds nothing its equal. Paroïd'i^aù^ Judge She climbed Into the hack, par.t Rubber· according to market. Pay· market by Mrs. a most charm- result is a very deaf person Millions of bottles of Foley's Honey village for bran sack·. Court. Paroid is the ideal for my friend, Carter; wonderful; Porter—Five price E. IIERIUCR, Judge of said roofing barns, stables, sheds, houses that is and Tar have been sold without any and back to the town right in the thirty. ADDISON hous.s poultry ing widow. can hear distinctly everything A true outbuildings, etc. valuable for or Passenger—Well, the church clock is oopy—Attest Register Equally roofing siding h'is Dr. Kalomell—The kind yon make? said any one on the other side person ever having experienced any teeth of an ugly east wind they rode, ALBERT D. PARK. by sitting minutes the Judge Woolsack—No, the kind yon of the room. At first thought, one is in- other than beneficial results from its use the girl wretched and the man Jubi- twenty-seven past, post- For Sale. troubles. office clock is minutes make. cllned to ridicule so simple a method. I for coughs, colds and lung lant at bis shrewdness In recognizing twenty-flve past, tried it on wbo is very This is because the Foley'a and clock is minutes. The of PARKERS oi grandmother, genuine the psychological moment for not tell- your thirty-two homestead the late Charles HAIR BALSAM Orino Laxative Fruit the new She could hear well and, what and Tar in the which clock am I to CTsanKi and S^unr.ss '· Send a coat -g Syrap, deaf. Honey yellow package all be knew. Now. go by? 3 atom» tor book 01 B. in Buckfield s up-to-date poultry aad (ara also hear no or other harmful ing Atwood, Promotes GTVGray pi.^ Laxative stimulates, but does not irri- was more remarkable, could contains opiates Porter—Yer can village. ln,u"*n,.,£ito At the once more Miss Dal- go by any clock yer Never 7ail· Bjstort1 Is best Laxative. Guaran- her deaf with which she Guard health depot of Hair to tta Touthfut cojon tate. It the with very ear, drugs. your by refusing but can't diKMM 5. P. MAXIM & drew out her The mon- like, yer go by the train, for Inquire Cum srmlp âksfrjj·1"» SON, Agents, South teed or back. For sale by has not heard a sound for teren years.— •nytmt the Sold by all drug* rymple purse. Paris, He. your money genuine. It'» gone.—London Scrape. F. R. Buckfield. all druggists. Harper's Bazar. gist·. ey socket CQ&taUMd C9L ft 4k&*. two 46tf DYER,