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The Oxford Democrat The Oxford Democrat. NUMBER 33. VOLUME 73. SOUTH PARIS, MAINE, TUESDAY, AUGUST 14, 1906. wail waa a rouna noie. No Knew nis man. Γη· tigntening arouou tue corner οι ΐοβ οο- against tue c. JON ES, Oxford County Observations. Billy ateanug AMONG THE FAKMERS. of Black Hank's close knit brews tel She put ber baud to her heart one was touched. ^ It waa s privilege for the editor of the smoke and Machinist* meant but one One does not gain and listened. Her understanding of ▲ silence fell. The lightened Smith Firmer to see s section of Maine not be- thing. t'A RIS, MAINE. "SfKCU THE PLOW.·· in the west motives was but and blew slowly through the window jgotl fore visited—Oxford chieftainship of any kind the et ranker'a vague, of uenera: machinery, ste*n> en county—last week, that her door. The horses, long since H*nufaeturer and needless to to who have without ascendency with ebe had caught his confession and open Housekeepers ana tools say those propping ..ne», ulll work, spool machinery 9 STEWAKT favor of dies and drill* made ant Correspondence un practical agricultural By decision. kiss had meant much to him and even deserted their guardian in «et screw·, tape. topic» looked upon the hills, lakes and f I acts of ruthless Billy leaped by Vu ma ta solicited. Addreea all communication* In- valleys, ! Sewlag, mowing and threehln* streams with the sudden· auxletv sbe felt an inclination the excitement within, whinnied. The have been vexed when C .aire tended for this to IlKNRT D. of this western border county, from his cracker box in ber all klnle, presses, guna, pta department -« and 'ne. jiumpeof Uammh.nl>, Kdltor Oxford Dem- the there were a continual Black' Hank Sbe had bestowed that care·» the smoking Colts traps, etc.. neatly an.l promptly κ Agricultural days spent s nese of the puma, seized to laugh. stranger dropped Jut kalte*. ocrat, Pari·, Me. Β· cream tartar lone to onler to short bar- of 'a'.red. ■'le»® ">«' water piping delight the beholding eye. Weather illy »;»·. firmly about the waist, whirled him as she would bave kissed the cold end quietly reproduced his own using conditions were then clear, with dry, an ear- arms from his side Billy Into a sort of shield and began of a dog's nose. reled pockets. soda to find their l>. PARK, Poultry for the Table. cool breezes, the at last and » I.BKKT affording haymakers nest struggle for the Instant possession The men below stairs, after some broke the spell to hurry the with long delayed opportunity the outlaw's drawn revolver. It was hud decided on bullet, Thl· "That's shoot in'!" he observed, some- Licensed Auctioneer, TU Κ FI.KSH t'OSSKSSKD OF PBt'l'UAK harvest, and the of the of discussion, work uneven. If sight speeding but for · a and men showed Tenderfooi a gallant attempt, unsuccessful. was out of consideration Billy sigh. MAIN·. VIBTUBS—SOME FACTS ABOUT FAT- SOUTH PARIS, machinery hustling the "The thousand la outside," said how were the efforts In a moment Billy was pinioned to standing as a frontiersman. Besides, fifty times at others Terms Moderate. TKNIN6. eager being put good, COPYRIGHT- by S. 5. McCLURE CO. was bis no In order not the "Do you want 'em?" forth to make every hour count for the floor and Black Hank rubbing be bad stolen horses. stranger. cake r HARNIK, saving of the crop. Grass was then just abraded forearm. After that the only to delay mutters the execution was There was no reply. the biscuit and IV of France one of these King Henry expressed in the pink of condition for perfect hay, was whether it should be rope fixed for tbe present tlue and place. "I alms to pull out on ^HAKl.KS his ideas of contentment question will be or sour or at popular by say- and the fields of those farmers who are bullet stood with hie back to the logs here broncs of yours," said be. "Billy, heavy Attorney Law, that or Billy ing he would not be satisfied until stock and a know nothin' Norway, Me. keeping following systematic when had gone down- of his owu hotel, his bands and feet he's all right. He doesn't Kycreon Block, "every peasant had a fowl in the of Now, Billy full of of soda boiling rotation of crops showed heavy yields one of tlie early tremendous racket outside. Tbe stran- bad me." lumps Connections. Front a recent bulletin it lUItlXG «pria» stairs the stranger had wasted no more bound, but his eyes uncovered. He about 1'elephone pot." appears While the land I bunk splendid quality. adapt- seventies Knapp rau u ger arose, fully clothed, from his had In his his nerve. In the short He collected the six shooters from that there are now about *240,000,000 of than ! JL/ I Billy time at the window. He never lost that set the teeth on ed to tillage is much less extent the narrow head of chickens in this and species of road house or liot<*l and peered through open In which which preparation demanded res-he the floor. L. «ICR. country, some other of Maine's best crop growing I'Tfcgl possession ΙδΟ,ΟΟΟ greenbacks pite j ,, that 00 cent, of the farmers ^•^1 at tbe crossing of tlio Dead- window. A dozen horses were stand- he ο takes these with me for a and per keep counties, many slopes and valleys of her he was to deliver as soon as possible told bis opponents what thought "I just Flour, eggs Of the different kinds of trails Cus- in of a single edge. Surgeon Dentiet, poultry. streams and lakes, and in fact, not a few wood and Bin Huru through ing groui>ed charge the Buck Tall ageucy In Wyoming. them. spell," be remarked. "You finds them, to ... domestic birds for or meat Travelers from mounted man, in the on tb' wasted. This is PARIS, MAINE. kept eggs water-shede are admirably adapted to ter valley. changing indistinguishable The necessary change of stage lines "Proud?" be concluded a long solilo- if you looks hard enough, along butter SOlTH three are consumed per capita every stock and the one route to the other stop- dark. Out of the open door a broud at of the bronce." work warranted. keeping, growing proven- frequently had forced him to stay overnight quy as If to tbe reflector lamp. trail—likewise your All a.y year, so it would seem that, great as the from tbe because the cream of der needed for their support. Orchard lied there overnight. lie sold accom- band of light streamed saloon, hotel. he meditatively. He backed toward the door. has there is no Billy Knapp's •'Proud'/" repeated industry become, yet iand, also, is in evidence in abundance, for man and beast, whence came tbe noise of voices and of for the man that sticks P. J«>NES, modations compris- The messenger seized his bag and "TblB Hank's Jest that proud he s "I'm layin' or II. danger of an overproduction. with of its yere tartar is adulterated convincing proof adaptability of and of hay. boots tramping about. canvae outen that he warned. The flesh of as with ing pleuty whisky plenty ran along through the all swelled up like a poisoned pup. bis bead door," jjt; poultry compared for what will be a source of revenue to a at his softly Dentist, That was the best any one could say "It Is Black Hank," said Billy, corral a man and culled Black Hank us ho other meats is Oner in grain and texture, in the future. rooms wherein Billy slept Ain't every one kin "Stranger," cannot be used in the much increased extent and his outtlt partitioned as a more tender. It •if it. Tbe hotel was of loss, two sto- elbow. "Black Hank which he had al- turnin' a hair. neared the door. NORWAY, MAINE. and, rule, possess- The stops made for chats with farmers to a narrow window clt ίΰΟ,Ουΰ without of to in- He hitches to this snubbln' mun es an excess of the elements were ried, with partitions sheeting yere post noticed out almost directly Black Hank distributed three men to The little paused. to 12— 1 to 4. proteine along our route necessarily fdw and ready gave proper proportions. idi ν Hour»—!* and lacks in the fat or fuel and for of if not occasional." food, brief, but the thrift and progressive evi- sure a certain privacy sight Into the pine woods. The window was do the business. There were no hero- "Might I ask your name?" all these reasons it is recommended for in the bills would have sweet dences of were numeroue, of sound; had three l>eds and u number Black Hank and Its catch baffled The execution of this man was name is Alfred," replied the Food always r. smith, prosperity of oiled paper, les "My the diet of delicate people and convales- and in Farm and tKwsted of a woman cook, translated to Jesse James farther was !· fact, quite general. Morey of bunks him. He kuew It should slide back, necessary to him. not because be latter. can as- at cents. on close to the line cross- did and be Attorney Law, Pigeon Hilt, one of the tirst In the hills. Billy south. It refused to slide for blm. He over tbe escape of Black Hank looked chagrined.
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