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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-27

ALLEGED VIOLATION OF THE LIQUOR LAW
In the Police Court to-day Officers MARI and
OF whisky, gin and blackberry cordial, to be
used as evidence in the case OF two colored men,
james III. Matthews and Charles Ferguson
charged with violating the liquor law by selling
liquor by the drink At q picnic given At Giles
bor0' several nights ago. There il no LIQUOR
prietor, the testimony telng that the liquor
was sold under the trees ON AN Old bench. The
case was sent to the grand jury, bonds being
Z vad nj
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-27

SEVENTH STREET PALArs royal
aul4 el4 7th Street. Bet. I and NO.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-15
CHICA0o's ANrIPATHY TO THE
RED FLAG.

Ia q smoking car was = passenger
from up In Wisconsin lie had bad
cold In HE head and a huge red bsndans
In his hand. The cold demanded fre.
quen, attention. and every five minutes
the Handkerchief vas displayed 10 the
hszy air. A. the train dfes near Chici.
20 the ps.na, boy eyed that bandsns su''
pieioa.ly and finally blaitij out
"ssy. old fsllsr. d. you want me to
give you Q pointer
Whist do yoi mean. boy
People may think am hArd'hearnd,
continued the usin.boy. "ba, ] haint
I'm good enough to do my bs', TO rescue
a nice old man Who Is going 70 de.,rue.
ton. III do !, for you JUS, as ] would
for my Own father
81 don't know what yol are talking
about" in,srjected the passenger from
up the creek. With gaping mouth and
staring eyes.
=" but do. jus, as haid. Say. do you
van, to have the fnger Of seorn pointed
al you DO you wan, TO be arrested and
confined 10 dungeon cell aud have two
or three policemen 81, on you three hours
., time aud threaten TO cut you up "
you don't confess. aud have detectives
sent to your home to inquire II your
grandmother ever stole eggs. and have
half-dolen good reporters abused by the
police for requesting a chance to inter.
view you. and have your name pat in al
the papers spelled wrong' Do you
mo. no." exclaimed the passenger
from up the creek, e,ei,sdly. II don't,
don't"
"Thsn throw A~ay ,ha, red bsndanA
thi. minute II you appear on the streets
Of Chie,go and hui ihs, ,hiag aooa,
where the police can see Il. ,hei will
run you In so qiick that !. will make
your head swim. Do Z" ] bid yoa Tor
the sake Of your wife and little ones.
Do IL. or you may be hung IN three
weeks"
The train rumbled on toward Chicago.
With changing bell and .hrisking -hi''le,
leaving behind |, in the ditch there on
the lone prairie red bindan..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-15
Tor the Democrat
DECORATION DAY IN DENMARK,

For the frs, time the graves OF our de-
ceased soldiers were houorcd oy bting
decorated with the usual ceremonies bJ
Comrades J. Alexander and Washington
Richardson OF the Grand Army Pos, a.
Yryebarg The nrst graves decorated
were those OF Andrew J. Smith aud Geo.
l. McIu,lr., 81 Denmark Corner. These
were both soldiers of the Rebellion.
Al the Graveyard on The soa'h ROAD TIE
graves OF Captain VIM. Pipsfee. Dsnlsl
IIlll and stephen Pesry, soldiers OF TIE
war OF 1919, and jacob Buck Of the war OF
the Rebellion, were decorated; also the
graves OF Daniel g. Coolbroih aud Ooidiah
True, Revolutionary soldiers.
They then proceeded 10 the east part OF
the town. where the graves OF the follow
ing soldiers were decorated WIN. LOwd,
Henry Wentworth, Josiah w. Davis, TLos.
P.-.snisn. George fsssenden, Onn Pat.
rich, J. whitney aud Solomon Cobb, OF
the var OF the Rebellion also the following
OF the war OF lsl3-Parker PIngree, jacob
Hanson, Alfred Benton, Daniel Jeweii aud
Aaron Ingalls,.
10 the afternoon they decorated ths fol
loving graves In the north part OF Tue
town Charles Poor. j II. Gray, biNrd
Dresser al. Calvin Warren. OF ihs war OF
the Rebellion; Isaac Warren, Amos POor,
Ilsr amin u.rndon and james ilarndon, OF
the war OF 1919; samson Whiting, John
Ksni.on and Edward Higgins, Of the Rev
olutlon.
They then returned 10 the graveyard In
the Ames District. where the graves OF the
following named soldiers were decorated
Granville Pingree, OF the Rebellion, aud
Joseph Bennett, James Lord and John Nc
Intlre, OF the war OF isis
Asquai from the GAR Post At fryeoufg
went 10 Denmark and decorated the graves
OF Gus,us Long OF the war OF The Rebellion,
asd william swsn aud Robert Herman
OF the war Of 1917.
There were other graves Ia different
parts OF the town, that the Comrades did
no, know or hear OF until too late TO dec
orats. 80
All honor TO those who lost their health
and lives In the defenes OF their country,
In her time OF need. IL IL q beautiful Gus
tom, and betokens q high state OF ei'ilitr
ton when the living comrades OF our de-
ceased soldiers meet yearly around the
graves OF their comrades who have passed
over tie river OF death, thus 70 refresh
their memories and keep alive the remem'
brsnce OF the services done their country
In lts hour OF adversely.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-15
THE PINE TREE STATE.
AGENTS WANTED AT ONCE,

for Varneys Gazetteer OF the State
OF Maine; giving, first a History Of
the State, each town following in al
phabetical order. A fine work. The
people are ready for it. No compe-
iition. A splendid opportunity for
new as well as old agents. The sons
and daughters OF Maine cannot afford
10 be without Gazetteer OF their own
State. Address II. Ii. RUSSELL,
Publisher, 81 Cornhill, Boston.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-15

QUITE SASE-IIarry-I hear you have
lost Jour father. Allow me 10 express my
sympathy.
Jack with . sigh)-rhank you. Yes,
be has gone, but the event was expected
for long time. and the blow Was eouse-
quently less severe than II Il had'not bern
looked for.
IIsrry-IIis property Was larsei
Jack-Yes; something Ike quarter OF
Q million.
Hnry-I heard that his intsllect, owing
70 bis long iiiness, was somewhat feeble
during his latter years. n there any prob
ability OF the win being coutestedf
Jsck-No; father was quite sane when
hs made his win. He len every thing
20 ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-15
A Card.

In view q the unwanAnied attacks upsh our osls.
brsted Rubber Paint, ~ some perscns uho are
either gnorant u ~ titues 90 bindly pfciudioed.
Ne feel IN justice % ourselves sh0ad olucc some
1Jss impressions In regard 10 this paint.
The fat thai daring the past sk years We have sold
nearly I'VE thousand gallons II This 'ieiniiy, and
that On IL Inerts good that u ~ superior
derogsioy n this paint. slihoai oundatlon. snd
in nine cases ouf u ten. the buldlngs referred 20
wrhE NOT PAINTED WIN RUnnER iAIsT, ATT souk
orHtR BRAND. and a. oftsn "iesd and OIL - anything
We challenge any One 10 bring any substantial
evidence against this paint. and ask other recon.
menisfion GO II thAn Il given ~ tho.s ~bo have
proved a. We could rive scores 81 testimonials
ron vel knoun persons In its hyof,
We shall enisssor % Keep . good stock On hand.
and wlll send sample carls and circulars free On
6. p. MAXIM 4 SON.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-15
THOUGHT HE WAS MORTALITY
"ngFNnrn

John n. Keatley's lecolieciions-
Some OF the scenes In the flight OF Gen.
IIowaris men that evening were extreme
ly ladlcfous. Ofilcers, as well as men, To-
tally lost their self-control, AMI did a. ao'
surd things as their men. The M'jor oil
the Pennsylvania regiment came through
the bush with the panic stricken fugitiyes.
lie held the rsin with one hand. and
crowdlng 10 the front OF the saddle. he
drew bis leg well up with the other hand.
when be halted In . place OF safety, be
was as pale a. death, and his eountenance
betrayed Intense sgouy-that OF 4 man
badly wounded. Ills legs were iacssei
In leather boottops 20 the hips almost,
q style OF dress sfecied by class OF on
GERS at that perioi Of the war, bat which,
a. soon A. Grant came 10, vas generally
discarded.
Al army surgeon, an old acqusintsnee,
was the nrst 20 recognize the agonited OF
ncer, and several ran 10 help aim die.
mount Ills frst exclamation through bis
cleuched teeth was that his leg was shot
OF aud that he would die a. sure ~ the
world. lie Was gently helped out OF The
saddle and laid on bis back on the ground
under the branches OF . large tree. An
attsndent took hold OF the boot'heei. and
fearing 10 give unnecessary pain, drew
the great mass of leather and Oil'cloth on
the foot aud leg As gently a. possible.
lie then raised IL 10 arms length, re-
versed, and out OF u rolled the bullet,
unbroken and unbrulsed. The pants OF
the wounded ofieer were intact, and mo-,
. bruise even could be found on the skin
anywhere.
The touch OF the spent ball on bis
leg at the moment 10 passed through the
leather and there stopped. produced .
sensation, which. with the panic OF the
broken troops. excited the Imagination
OF On otherwise brave officer, and con.
nrmed him In the belief that he had
been MORALLY wounded. IL was many
days before he heard the last OF his
escspsde, and IL did not nnaily pass Into
oblIvioa among his army associates until
he WAS seriously wounded In . subsequent
battle.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-15
Bostou's new yacht, the Msynower. h.,

Boston's new yacht, the Maynower, has
. name suggestive ofgrest things, and the
Sundays Trial with the Huron along Cape
Cod WAS nne display Of the new yachts
sailing qualities. Is showed, too, that
times have changed since the original
Msyfower coasted along the forbiJding
cape. That old Gran hove In sight OF
Plymouth harbor on Saturday. bat the
one hundred and two Puritans on board
the little is0.ton vessel stubbornly refused
10 desecrste the Sabbath by landing.
There Was not one OF them that would not
have thought 10 an objectionable sin TO let
the old Maynower dim with the tide even.
The new Mayhower IL . faster craft, and
is sailors are faster people.-Fortidnd
press.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-15

Hon. II. G. Thomas. Treasurer Penob.
scot County, says he used Browns Ssrsa'
psrilla for serious kidney disease, accom-
panied (as Il usually The csse) with con-
siipaiion. IL restored the kldneys TO their
natural condition. gave q healthy action
20 The liver, removed all symptoms OF bill
iousness, and. a. his friends say, made
him look ten years younger. Use Browns
ssrsspsrilla for all forms OF kidney, blood,
liver. or nervous diseases. Everybody
sells n
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-15
prH,,y Yo,,n BLoop.

Among spring preparations, do no, neg
lect that which Is most important or ALL
your own body. During the winter the
blood sbsorbs many Impurities, which, II
not expelled, are liable TO break out In
scrofuls or other disease. This best spring
medicine IL Hoods Ssrsspsrills. IL enpels
every impuriiy from the blood. and gives
strength TO every function OF the body.
Sold by all druggists.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-15
How LIZ XAsi

At the battle OF Gettysburg l WAS shot
through the len lex and sent TO The hosPl
tai. The army surgeons relieved me bal
pronounced nv case ipeursble. IL dis
charged pieces OF bone. and for years
have suffered with . running sore. tried
everything which my limited means would
allow, and experienced no relief until
tried Sulphur Bltters. I am now almost
well aud shall continue their use.-Old
S.IIfsr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-15

Con LlvER or. WIN IiYrornosrHirrs.
l. more reliable a. an agent 10 The
cure OF Consumption, Chronic Coughs and
Emaclsilon, than any remedy known 10
medical science. 10 IL 80 prepared that
the potency OF these two most valuable
specifies Is largely Increased. IL Is also
very palAtAble.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-15

OXFORD. si-sapr,ns isieal Cour. NAY
fern. 4. u. 49,
AUoUsIUs N. ADAMS Va NAfHAS ~ kSAfr.
All nos q Appearing o. the 11uu that the
sal ps'enfsnt IL cot an lahAbltaut ~ thls state
Ard has % t~aAnt, aTeat % attnfusr thefyin and
int ~ has no uoiifs ~ me Tsndsnrf 81 ths sat
trf. OsnTHEp ~ fuN CoCHf. 1hN ne ssii
rlanur noiify the u~fssfsntof TIC rsaieter
lhsrvof bF cansinE a. stsifsd Of ms vta
18th this Ofist a Ccsn itffcot, u - eub.
ll.hs-i thfsc sreks sucrssslysiT ~ the pstof1
H. mosfat, pager pfInte.i N Parts Ia sal Coua.
IT, the las pubiicAlipa % D. hlftf days least
hsf1fr me nett term u sai Court. to - holtea Al
psrs. afofesali, % The lui Tuesday % tSi.
nstt % The eud that ne al Isiseisnt mas tbsn
sn1 there aptssf a. sai Cosf a1d tbos cause "
any hs has ~hv ludsment shosd rot = feodsr'
81 ihsfeCn ana eksrIiion Issued ArfofilnsIt
Aus.t ALBERT :. AUnftN. tisft.
A tTus absifiri % wit ant ofdsr 81 art
,hsseeb vest A. nEKr :. AUSTIN Clet.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-15
A COWBOY AND An AUrOMATON.

A tall. broufed young man. with . wide
brimmed bat and long hair that fell over q
pair OF broad shoulders. ssautered down
sd street 10 New York the other day, OPP
posiie the Eden Musee. lie stopped and
for some moments gsred iutently At the
group OF wsx figures. lie noslly par-
chased ticket and went in 10 'see the
show when inside he decided to try
game OF checkers with the automaton
Ajeeb.
SIN . crack player from Fort Worth.
Texas" he yelled at the nnish. "bat you've
done me up shake end III play you q hand
a. draw"
Ajeeb simply bowed and the cowboy,
who considered himself insulted, produced
q huge revolver and shoutsdi
"Come now, it's poker or fun"
lie was fuslly quleted and advised To
pot up his "gun," ~ poker Vas q forbid
den game IN Gotham. A number OF ladies
who bad gathered around the cowboy EVIL.
IDENTITY considered him part OF the enter
tainment, and enjoyed Il hugely.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-15
n-cHsRaDr

lIi-ENoMA.
Composed OF % letters.
Ny 6. iG. "a l. = fowl
Ny so. %, 10, 20, ~. - IL DO, spice
root
Ny "a. ~. n. .. Ills 10 dart
Ny I, 10. %, r., II ssmall bone In The
head.
Ny 20. %. :. -. u i TO srult
Nv rs. 4. :. .. ~. -. 20 i imprison'
ment
NJ gs. ), rs. p. Is mean co,,sgc.
My whole Is holy commitment
EIN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-15

py-wnhou, beautiful hair no woman Is
beautiful l. yours falling OF OF fsiedf
The lOss Is vital Psrker's Hair Bslsam
will preserve your hair and give back IL
gloss ard youthful color. Clean, elegant,
perfect Prevents dsndruf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-15

thimbIs-rig game. Cushing told me that
the players used many little devices or
deesi,s to induce people 70 que" the
wrong cup"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-15

An exchange stAtes that "John l.. sulll'
van Is going % the dogs" This Is rough
on the dogs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-15

Snow THVsEIY, by reading The "Sei'
euce OF Life the best medical work ever
publlshed Tor young and miidle-aged men.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-15

wA.a n.ly 80 slsi. -. rsvs her csssssis
wA.a sAs 80 GAIA. ale er~i &c css,ssiA
wA.a 81. bsesn. nls.. sAs siaas V css,sr'>'
wA.a 81. Asa cAnir.s. sAs ss's tAsa cssssn>
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-15

Mess. 4. r. Marin a Som
have used yoar Rubber Paint for several year..
and consider nnequsllsd fof ecooosy and durability,
and believe Il 20 be superior 10 the best 'lesi and
=" FRED ROWE.
South PAns. April q. -.
Mess. 4. T.. Maxim a soa;
have used your Rnbbsr Pain; Cor ain yesrs and
And highly satisfactory and shall contin1s using n.
b<lisvins u b - superior article. .
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-15

The pitcher that goes for the umpire
too oftsn will come home With broken
nose.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-15
scnrr. Fxr1.rns nr prnr

What card does glrl with several Low
err ressmblsi The queen OF hearts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-15

A Rochester o.. " hsir.dresser has
this startling announcement In his shop,
Ladies Shortcomings made up and sr.
rspgec." What an immense business be
must have on hand.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-15

What /. done esnno, be unione. ,sPse-
tally a. L. q bari boiled egg.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-15

A CONSIDERATIONS milkm,n never wears
pumps.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-15
Abstrurt Of Writ.

Augustus n. ADAMS % liswfhlll, Cos.
aoassalih a Masssrhussttf. fs. NATHAN u
k>Aff, ~ pafts ustsosn.
risa % the CAss-fnf ft'g - AcslffinE o. The
aesauht .fnstei. 40 iAmnum, tlrn pa'e ~
wit. MAJ 70. is.i
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-15
POPULAR LOCAL LISTS

of l.iS0 Daily and WEEKLY nevtpspsfs for tooo.
No patent list pspefs are Inciaded.
send Tor Catalogue. farties c1nt mTlsting .
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10 send fOf ss,imsls Of cost. rlsase name this
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-15
ElI'S
CREAM BALM
NOTICE.

Its Flrn "a =. Richsrison A Co. General
lisrdsare Dealers. 50. Paris. Ne, being about
% D. dissolved ~ mutual conseuf, owinE ~ The
Contemplated removal % Mr. 4. 4 kiclsrdson
90 Minneapolis, Mlnu.. al persons Indebted ~ the
firm are nerrby requested 70 make immefiats
EsymsnL 4 RICHARDSON CO.
-. Paris. Mar. ~. Isss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-15
s p e c. FL &c S I.
MANHOOD
How Lost. How Restored !

Ju.t pail 'shet. nes cfltioa Of Dr. ra,vsr,
~sIt's Cslshsstsd Iss.y % ~ Tsd,,si errs
% sFEuMArOsnHnA - seminal AfaAns.s, 10.
volustafy seminal Lessee. fmpsisneY, usutal
sai fhtsicd iacspseiif, lmpsdHosai. % Mar
Flase. etc also, Cnrsunpilpu, tplspsy sai fiis,
intucet b. selfifda'ssnss. 90 'sts'i ssra1s
ganos. As
he csisbfsisi Aalhof. In thu slmlfsb's essav,
clearly dsmSusiss'es ffom thifiy itafs' facctss.
III pfselcs. that the slsfuinr etafe4sencss %
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m Sc 81 cafy AZ oncc s'mpls. certain. sui ereet
us', b. assas 81 rhich sFefT furTsf. NJ matter
-bst M. c,aii,ioa nN -. MY curu hinsef
shsapiY, pdeaisif ard radifalT
ssThis Lecture shes 4 b. 10 the HATS or ~.
sfV yoa,h ~ svsfY asa IL tn ltri
esat unisF sssl 10 pals saVstipe % asy al
dfsss psff PAD, % ffesipt % fluf Crats % tso
yosias- stsmP. Afissss,
the culvGRwtlt MEDICAL CO..
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-15

Prize for best and moe, neatly arranged
IL, Of answers Is awarded 10 Mary T. Ven.
trc-, Canton.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-15

Never stop 81 tbs church door 10 ask
about the music. 10 choir within.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-15
LAND FOR SALE |!

Ths ubdsrsi snei offers i0r sale the following
iescritei lot of land
No. Par % iots No. IS and IL. 10 Fox's
arant. 80 cal cd. Ia feru. eslimatsd % D. sboat
100 scres. ant vel kn0vn A. The Elbridge Tan
mcn fkrm.
Ma. TIE Tobla Fstm 40 called comprising
about toe llts knt estm ated a. leo acres. also II
fefu. near Murthly fond.
TIE above lots. not being repaired Tor the pur.
uoses o. ilertsd.ic Farm. Will oe cold 90 q price
which uIll make them q probable investment 90
any ons dssiriaE frst class pasiursse. For price
etc. apply o. Chules Nicksry, Manager Herds
dale Yarn. CAatoa- MARY n. WARD.
Cantou. sept ioIh, iss3
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-15

W.-pEcArfrAIioN
I. Bshesd an article used In building,
ard leave a stack Of bay.
? Behesi part OF = house, and leave
subsequent
J. Bshssd TO plough and harrow land.
AMI leave % grant
4 Dshead 10 hesitate. and leave 10
change.
5. Bshssd to long for. and leave to
gain by labor. =,
6. Bsbead collection Of trees. and
leave ~ wander.
:. Behesd look OF discomfort, ssd
leave something worn BY monk.
AxswKRs To PuExLEs on LAST WIKI
The mill will never grlnd again with
water that l. past.
3-Sehool.house.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-15
OUR PuzzLR CORNER.
Gs% .sss ne ssor ~ " r. fs.' ss
nef Mel
WORD SQUARE.

hidden WORD SQUARE
I Jrssics secretly In her home, taxing
With her some Of her fathers precious
cucsts.
The view from the top OF the bill II
very grand sud Inspiring ope.
D Dld YOU ever see New York, that
great aud tusy clyi
uOcls Jspsr never ylsitd AZ ~ TIE
hOase where Ne nov live.
10 the above fiad words hidden with The
following dsnaltioust
I Something that lawyers are delight
ed Ia have.
? To express decided opinion.
2 Have observed with the eye.
4 where the eagle IL found
These words arranged In order form =
word square. hth'L'
r.-cHsRADE
b. means of my second the turner nked
a piece of my rrs, In the lathe at which be
was a, work. lie was making trap Tor
iafmsr 20 -, for my troublesome whole
Eys IN rs
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S-Rollipg stones gather no moss.
rec
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ASo uRCE
RES iSD
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Answers TO PKfs PuIfLEs.
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g-Yor 90 always those things that
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a-fJrgsi.
overPress
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CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC RI
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49, ant tta Wet ~ tte snrrtesi raate. ant ear
49, rasarr.rrs. sIfnrut rnanan q 49,. tstsses
80 al ksrsss cIfT. Cra1rii hil-s, t.esFsl.
arrrE- Arrn.srr. ~ nnrarclls art - Psi n
-rnns.fs In Iniaa usrrfs vlth a. 80 Trlnrire4
Urrs rf rrsl usfsesu "a ANartlr 80 SO ferl -
urnars lrs eIaIrrnsut e uurfNaIHt 80 assaia.
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CHICAGO.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-06-08
American Legion of Honor,

Safety Council No 664 meets second and
fourth Thursday evenings of each month
at their Hall, Evening Express Building,
Sojouruing Companions in good standing
are cordially invited.
VI. T. BARNETT, Commander.
GEO. W. KNOX Secretary.