Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-17
MAINE AND LOGAN


~ "N 'Nh HH"N fAH 1919
nj. EInr.
.u.luo of Malne. BE- on oycy iougue an
0.f.i.i.as tae piincipal topic of contersaiion
iIars decorate many bniiiings while She ca
thns.a.n is unhounfs.i Arriving ben, last
evening" aud walking along -taie street, the
ores tnau AZ was she " Flannel knisht him.
.eIf. pfomsnallag near hIs Residence. arm In
arm With returned mfmbsr az thc Chicago
l0ntonilon. Who vas apparently describing
fhe scenes and acts of that important gather
lne. Tue California delegates. Who came here
to greet ST. Hlaine, have gone, amer a vefy
cordial reception. Tie oommitie, % ofiiciAliy
notify Mr blaine ~ ihf honor bcsiosed upon
Dim are expected here thc lthinst Mr. blaine
anl part ~ his family attended The concert in
srnifc Hall. thls evening. Tho Performance
vas WY lnc. boz part 90 Tie applause and
ciarr.ar o. hanls VA for james a. hlslne aud
not Cor an encore a. some Of ne actors prohA
by Imagined.
Tho mountaineering OF conuibuiors 10 The
Nalno farners Almanac was hell 90 Hotel
Noffh. today Nr Alden Chase Of hryants
Pond. Who L. known o. the Almanac readers
~ "Caichas~ was elected President for The
ensuing year.
cate. lecturod here last and This evening rs
some pspers and people be l. considered su'
perior t0 John %. tough. AZ The close, NJ. u.
offered copies OF bis auiobiograph for ALE, en-
tirel FIneen Ncars in HELL Ne "hAs been
thorc.- judging from what he -sys of his espe-
ricnce. Mt tough pronounoes the book " the
most terrible description ola drunkard's life F"
b. ever rad. Tho book reminds me OF the
man Who VA askci By his wife 20 make her
present on the ntccnth anniversary of their
marriage. me went out and bought this book,
saying % her that the title was very sugses
tive
Presidential biogrAphors arc looking the field
over. and getting points In ~ iation 10 nlaiue
Mr. Ramslel. the Washington Journalist. who
j. writing life In connection with ben
Pcrley roore. was In town today col Con
well has been here and has nov gone 10 the
home of Bialnc's childhood. II IL understood
that De- has superior advantages In writing the
book, and that Il Will be very interesting. Eben
D. rilsbury. according Ia toiAy'- New Age,
will also write a " Life Record " OF Mr.. Blaine,
that will undoubtedly TEEN with facts" and
De rciolent with choice incidents had the
nrst prospectus OF the "Llie OF blaine and 10.
gan and took the TfRsr order herr OF any IN
Maine. probably. II was not Plllsbury's edi
ton, but wa written by two Of the leading a.
thors OF the country The publishers. however.
having claimed that the principal author Wa
+" the man Of Nj. Biaine's choice" and having
ioarned-direct from the lips Of the latter gen.
tleman himself-thAi this IL fiction behaving
male no discrimination a. 10 any book OF al.
thor. decided 10 have nothing further 20 do
with the hrm even though their book u the
best But now doubt H. being the best. a.
| Col Conweil's. when out, viii probably take
precedence. 20 I have engaged a. general
agent ON the latter book. and n there l. any
agent In oxford County who wants 10 make
\ the largest pile Of dollars he ever did In a few
months. let him send sc. 10 my address below
| for fan outfit and best terms.
Mr.. Blaine's Twenty Years Of Congress 10
also going 20 sell largely. and NJ Haskell. the
manager. says the WORK will PROBABLY run up
20 apo.ooo copiss-the largest sale OF any book
In he world excep, the Bible.
Those wishing their orders nlled. AZ the beet
terms. ON Con. Conwcn's 4" Life Of Blaine and
Logan. will please send on their quarters. al
once. for Outrt. which Il nov ready, TO
D N. JUDKISs. General Agent.
(Care n. &. Allen A Coz
Augusta. Maine.