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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-26
sfAfT an MANI

oNToHp. .. -rrpi.ais Cuar,. ~, rsrn. a -
ts-1
uu ~ tstitinn - Aiisn thass, prafinE ulat
~ fv.siruatisn - Auiuistratnf n IN sstat~ ~
"a astinstau N lstss mar D. arfsrfri
uEuTHTtt. That nftirs thrrruf. lF FifFu O. at
f.sfsuns tufrrrstFsi thFfrln. lT puhushlnE a rupF
- this nf,lrf thrrs srsks suffsstifrlF o. a.
80 ftfti lsrris. fsf - srai-sf rnntri ~ fsris
afHfvsaii pfinf a. thr thlrl tarsiaf n iief
49, that tiarY ulaF aptsaf 81 urulaie fuuft.
thru g. o. hsli "a Parts "a o. u'rk-k ", ani
sh.Is fauss NJ anf the haFr sTalnst 90 ssuis
GIOHsE 4 Wilson. Iuisv 20 Prostate
true eupr attest 1t 4 DAVIS Register
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-26
N.,,.. Of ...,s... % NJ. ,pp.,.,m..,

~ rsrs. iu en- gouuiy - Otfari at stsis n
Maias a. ash ,isy - Naf 4 u 10
IL an.isr.igus.i hsfshy dsss us'iics - BE ~
t-lIufnFuf 81 81 go n
IIsINT NIt..uN - Waterford,
tu 49, taantf ufpxflri. tnsaifrnf iirltaf. stu
has i.su df,lsrsi EN- inssireut aIan Ne IFtitipu
bf ths tnurt - in.1lfsnry fsf ell tuantf ~
IANIs WEIGHT. Assignee
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-26
N.,ls, Of A..lEn.. Of hi. App.la,m.n,

~ fans On tir ,aunty ~ ONfari aui STATE
q Naias tils So la n Nur \. u i~-s
fhs un.lsrsigurii hsfrhT Eifrs uatifs - M
aptsiutHusut a. AssisuFr -
IfHTNtAH II tHAetN. - NufwaY,
ln 60 tuuntY - uNfur'i insulfrut iirtfur. sto
IA i-rn hfsiarvii an iusulfeut ul-su BIZ Isti
tiun by tils 'our - in=iltsurf fuf saii '"uniy
- uxisri
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-26

TIIF suis.rftlsr hervby give public noiice
that she has lsen duly apiseluissi ~ the iienor
abb Iu.igr of frslsts Zoe The County ~ ONferi.
ant assuussl ths tuIst ~ AdmlnistraitN With
the siil anusxssi ~ the estsfs ~
MARY b. fitMNtR. late - " Atsrfori.
IN sait County. dercass.i. ~ irving i-oui ~ The
lss hirvtts. she thsfvfow fvluests al l'rrsons
IN isltssl o. the estate ~ sait dcrsasci o. make
imnieiiAie psYmsut ani ths.c Who have any
demands thsrtsn o. exhibit tn same O.
Noy. a. tssl CAROLINE n. kNtsIfr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-26

MNursar. o. en- tsantY 20 oNfnri an.l state
- NsIus ths ath taf - NuF u issi
To unisrsiEuri tTrvhF TFss nutirs 20 ait ~
fsiIutnfnt as Assirufs n
HuNAL DUMMY - Nsrusf
ln ths luuutr n ukfnri iusaltsnt ilshiof sho
hts lien declared ~ insalrsnt ape NJ. Istltinn
by ~ count - insolrynry far ALI 'Ouniy -
utfHrl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-26
nTNHY " nTARrE. As.lsuss-
,..,.. % ...,.... OF NJ. Apps,.,~..,

a raftrr. in ths gountr - psforl and state
- Male. ~ sfh dsY ufNa 4. 10 49,
Tlr on irrsirnri hrfrhy grss nufi0s - III ~
taaIutnirut a. AssiFuas -
NusI- " tinnN. ~ Furisf.
iu thr ruuutr - utfnrf tnsulfrnt iirhtuf. she
Ia. besn de,srvl a. inssifeut upsu be lsti
tiun by ~ tuur ~ insultsnCY fuf saii ,ounif
JoHpA~ STACY. As.irns..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-26
groRGg \. Wilson Isiss
true copy. Attsst III. 4. DAVIS, hsFtstsr.


oXTuHp .. -Ma Csar - rrnlasis hsi a
rarts sthin ant fur thr tounty - ukfpris
% 10 thir,i Tuss.iaT - Nay. \. II. is-e.
HORACE y nnLsTiR. Adminiitratef On
~ sstsis n onfef =. tumsninfs hts ~ Ians.
IN a. CountY. ds..s.si. having prvssnts.i NJ
aaruunt - s.isiinistratinn - ~ sststs ~ saii
tisssas.-l fsr aihfwanre
uaufHIu That ~ ssh Adrnf. Eifs uatlfs
O. al frr..sns intFrvsis.t. ~ sausins q rcpf -
this oflisr o. D. pahushssi thfvs wess- sugse.s
lrslf IN N uafsrl iieuasrat priutri Al fansf
in ssii IuuutY. that titcY maF apITar A frn
late Caurt o. - hahisn "a fsfis Ia all tuantf
a'rkfk On ~ fHfvussln. AL shus rauss. N Any
the have. shy ~ sanns shsuli ~ - .lhgss'i
aInnsF 4 WILSON iuisr.
Atris oopy -siiss, IT. DAVIS. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-26
STATE COLLEGE APPOINTMENT

STATE COLLEGE APPOINTMENTS.
~ the next commencement ~ the
state college two departments will b.
the department ~ civil engineering by
y. 4. Grover ~ West Bethel. and 81 az
riculiurr by A. 4. HAYES 81 oxford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-26

Hutchinson a Newell guarantee that
one bar ~ Brussels soap (no rosln) l.
equal o. two bars Of rpsin soap.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-26

oxyonp At . Court % Probate heli a
parts within an.l fsr the sounty ~ pNforts "e
tbs thiri Tue.lsy ~ Nov. 4. ~. -.
,arlton a. waker, Adminisifaisf Oh ths ertat.
~ Iiannii,ai y. LORD. late ~ llynmaft. IN AL
sl,aiulstrstiou ~ ths estate ~ ali dcresssi fof
ailos anrr -. -.
O1n,nsp. Tha sali Admin. Tiss n'tics o.
Ill ,er..,as Istsrpstsst hy casing cupy ~ this
..t., A., h.. puhil.he.i thfss wesks sortsssitelY
In The oxfsr,i tlsfns-Fat printssi a faris. thsi
,hsv asV appsaf a q Csun ~ frolsie ~ - hshl
a rans. In all tpuutY, - The thir'l iees.sl =.
shs. can.s. N say they have, shy ths ss"'s
ss.ouli Nc ~ allovei. ... -.
true oopy-aitest Ill. q DAVIS, hrnssrf'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-26

TIIE sahssrirr hershy sisss pablo noties
that b. hss hssn daily spI-.lntssi by The llonoFa
BIZ 10 ~ - fruiate fuf the tuunty - ONfer,i,
AMI a.sumei M trust - AdninistrAtor 20 The
eststs -
LNpiA q nRAnIEN. late - IIiAm.
~ all tunntf. ilcseasssi. ~ giving tnni ~ The
lss fiirpsts h. thsrrfurV rt,luests All Isrsrus
iu.isito o. IT, estate - all flr.sa-si o. SAKE
immaculate paynsui. Ani thass whs have any
dsnlan.is thsrron O. eNhlhit ths SANE o.
NJ. h. ~ lolIN nRApLtN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-26

OXTOuD - -Ma Caur - frnlais bell ~
Parts withln ansi Cor ~ County ~ unfori'
On the thiri TUESDAY - Nof. \. u. l--r,
pt.MIR a. NOtNs. Administrator On ".
e.t.fe "a Hiram Young late - nstlssi. IN all
t.antv, ssees.s.t, hs,iRg prv-sntei his Aeceunt
~ NATURALIZATION ~ the estate - sati dessass'i
fuf allowance
49,. a. al t-sr.sas tntsrvstsst ~ causing Q
f.lpV % this uftter ~ - puhnsflrtt thfse NeTAs
.s,'.s.sl,siv In thr aiNfsrl Dsfnscrat. pftntei a.
Parts. IN said touuiY, that thsf ~. splrsf AZ
rs,l..te C..agt 4, - hsilsn a fsris. In ssii
CaautV. 90 the thir,i TussiaF ~ tigg. nsNt, a.
nine e'sk.k in ths fprvna-sn. sol shgs gsnss, w
anf tlsy have. whf ths same sheuh No 70
GEORGE 4 WILSON. Iaisc.
Atrns coQy-attsst III. q DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-26

A sudden cold frequently ends In pneu-
monia. Guard against ehllls by using
Browns Instant Relief.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-26
No,,s. Of ,..,s... Of nj. ,ppo,a,~.a,

~ nsfhel On All taantF ~ nNfYri ani state
- Nains. ~ sth dsY "a Npf \. u. i--l
Tue unisrsi.nci hereby slte- notifr - his az
tslutuisut a. Asslsnsr Il
vit.-oN ~ nJnk q nsthsL
ln ~ CuuntF - uNfnni. insolFsnt Debtor,
shu has i-sn DECLARED On insaltcnt SPA his
pstiiiou ~ NJ Cvar - ihsoiscnry f"r sali
AVN u GOODWIN. A..lEnss-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-26
srArE or MAINE

ONfORn. .. --rrulsts Coar, Nov term. A u
lsrn
A o.tt,is Iastrsaasut purizafting o. ~ copY
afths issf 90 ani frstament - lusrTh lsft 900
ATE ~ nstau tn ths state - Massarhussits. AL
- en- rrtiats thsryof In alt ~tsts, duly suihsn
ticatsi. harins iesn Ffsssuts-i o. N IuiEv ~
rssi..ts ~ osf ssit lsunty n oxfsr'i. faf ths
partzs-s % tsins alss -, hlesi ani rusurlst W
a. PROBATE Cauu Zoe sst 10untT
OuuTHTn, That natirs thsrr.lf - siten g. AT
fers.rns iutrrvstsi thsrvin, ~ csnsinE eurf ~
ihls af,isf o. o. pahushr-i thrvs ~e.ss 5000.
sitrlr In IN ptfafYi nsult- rst. pfiHtst a Paris
that thsY rnaT apf-af "a pfueats cstufi - 70
i.stt 81 farts ~ at gnuntT, en tnr thiri taes
faY - Ianuary nsxt a. nins - tise etscs "a tlse
fsrrns-sa. AT .hss rsass. n any thsf have.
against ths sane
GTORGE 4. WILSON, IuliEs.
A true supr Attest Ill. 4 DAVIS. hsTistsf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-26

Tiil suh.srilsf tsrsby sitfs puhnr notifs
that ~ hks iFsn dulf apI-iutssi ~ ths liunnfa
D. Ju.ige - ffuilats Co. "a tountr - oNfuri
ani assaans.i a. tfusi - Aiministrstof - ~
estate -
SUSAN a. Willy. isis - Ffyetarr
a. al tuunfY tirfrassl. ~ EitlnE lsinl a. ~
az dlrtsta. D. thsfsfsrv ftsIHrstt al TTrsnus
iuislts1i O. en- estate ~ all drrsassl O. ntakr
iluuts,ilsts t.sfu1eut. ansi thusr shu have anf
drtaanis thffrru O. rkhlht a. sanif g.
NJ D.. is-D. ~ANtIt 30 WILEY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-26

rsHs. -sisos year N rsii -tristly In a.ivsses.
Oshsr.i-s sias year. >inEis copir- esnts.
ApeNEftsExESrs Al ieEai advertisements ars
Given ttrea Consecutive insgrtiuns fer 81 - ~
iafh In snrth - column. >I-retal ceitre.t-
nate with k-1al. traB.isni AMI yearly s.itertis
srs.
Jos Paf~rINa -Nes tyTs. tat pry--ss, stsani
r-a.sr expsrifnrei sorknen anl - pfiees
s..ulhins q uake thls trrartuteut ~ ear tusi
49, complsts snli poraisf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-26

TliT suh.cnisr hsvhy dVvs puhnr nstirs
that D. has lsen duly apI-inte.i ~ ths iionura
~ iuieg - frlisste CO. the tauntF - oNfsfi
AT sssamei ths trust ~ Aimiaistraiaf ~ ths
estate ~
BENJAMIN y TTEfI.. isie - >amncr.
a. All touuty. tsrssseil. hy giving t-lnt a. ~
AZ flrvsts ~ thrfyfsfv fvqussts all I-srsuns
inisbtsi o. ~ estate - sait ilescsssl o. Inakg
iuitas.iiais raFmsnt. sni tha.s shss have Any
,isuiauils thsfvuu o. sxhiblt ~ safns o.
Naf d. ts~l gIIANIIs \. TIItt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-26

TiiE sah.sriisf hervby dte. puhnr nstios
that ~ hks LEA duly spi-lintri ~ thc liunaf
atie ip.iss - rrnlsis 90 IN tsuutf - Otfari
sni assuns.i ~ tfufi - Aduiinistrsiaf ~ u
estate -
FnANk N wARRTN. sis q psnu.afs.
IN saii tuuntY iisrse-sHt. hT siftns t-sui a. tsr
as dirrfts - thTfrfnrr rwlufsts al lsrfssus
iniisitsi o. ~ Estate - al dsssa=si a. uiaAs
ilnn1rliiste neat. kni thfsss 30 have any
isfnanls thsfvsn O. sxhilit en- sans q
NJ H. tsB kAnuN WHICH
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-26
HARPeR'S PERIODICALS.
Per Year.
uARPERs BAzAR eco
HARPERs MAGAZINE 400
uARFERs WEEKLY go
uARPERs Young PEOPLE s0

Postage Vr.s % aA .sl.csil.Ss 4. ns Unifsf
States, fass.iI. 90 Motto.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-26
NOTICE.
STATE or MAINE
OXFORD. IS.
Cierk'. Onsce. sup. Jui. Court.
Pans, November. Is. lsss.

The following shows the disposition ~ indict.
msnts AMI appealed cases FOR violation. % the
Laws regulating the u-e and sale ~ intoxicating
liquors, 81 the term % the Supreme judicial
Court, begun and he'll NJ Paris. within and for
all County. on the -eeohd Tuesday Of October.
A. ID. ls,s.
state Of Maine. W complaint. W. Prank sar.
payment Of Gusts tsxei u ts.oo. costs paid. re-
sp9ndsnl discharged.
The forvFping n Published IN accordance With
The provisions u ssts and resolves A. ID. is7,
xsssssi xfSERr Q. AUSTIN. c,srt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-26
STAN 90 MAINE
o"rSrI 90 oN,oEp =.

CutSTi 90 ONIuEp.
~upryius luilfiai Csut.
Oytsl-gf, Tern. \. ~. iss.
Mar 4 white W fransnn shirley. Hsrn.lsu
" Cousgns. El~n b Nuttsf. Henrs, l.. Kim
hsll anl Justa N QuinicrO. ate oopaftnsrs,
unisf The name AL az - shirley toassn.,
Al nov On Suggestion O. ths Count that ths
All justa " Quintsfu Une - N pefsn'iants II
a. time - the ssftics n en- Mut sas ut an Ia
halitaut - this ststf, ani Ia ~ trnaut. axeui
80 Attorney within ths sane that be sposis ~
rstats have l-.n sitarisi n tbs Nstiun. ani that
b. las hal nu natiss - ali suit All ttfhinsnt
IN T. oEnFKfp That notiCs ~ a.. Jsn isacY II
THE sut ~ given o. the all jusia ". Qulntefu.
~ puhhshiug On aitestei copy ~ this urisf.
tsgvthsf sith a. ahstrad - III flaintifs sntl
in The uNfuri psiufsfat. q nssfIaJfr Published
a fan.. in sali toaniy - oNfori. thrve sesk'
surressissly IT, kst puhliratien O. ~ Mt -.
than thirty dave l-sfurv H. ueNt term - all
tugrt O. T. hoiien ~ faris. IA and for al taun
~. un ~ socuni TUESDAY ofirbrusfy, \. u. is'
that All ilvfrntsnt mas thea anil therc apIear
ani answer o. alt suit, N ~ .hall ~ cause.
Attest ALBiKT : AUSTIN. Chsrk.
tAE.rRacr oT PL,rSriFf'. WAIT
psts ~ wnt. D,c. ilth. i-.i.
Adfiamnum. slaa.
"a plea ~ ths Casc.
i,eraratinu. upon q prumisofy node datrsi Jan
uafy stth. tsi. fur sleu patahls on dsinand o.
~ orisf ~ Mr.. N. q N White. slgBs.i by >hif
rs A Ooussns. ala MONEY Count.
\ tras copy - or'icr ~ Court. with abstract II
ihs wrt
Ans.i- ALBERT : AUSTIN. C1srs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-26
GEORGE \. WtLsON, Juigc.
Atras copy-aite-t III. q. DAVIS. REGISTER

ONfuRD. - At Couu u Probate he'll Al
Paris. within and for The County ~ ONfsri. on
the thlri fur.iay ~ Nov. 4. u. is-s
john HARkIR tNerutaf ou the g.
tale ~ sillTr Chapman, late 81 bethel. ln
sail County, icoca-ci, having prv-sntfsi BIZ a..
count ~ administration ~ the estate - saii he
fsasssi Zoe ailuWaure
ORuEKEp. That the all lNerutor dVe
notice o. all per-ons Interested. by causing q
copy ~ thi. orisf o. D. puhhshe,i thrrs wcsks
sarte.siVrly In the ONfuri Dvmosrat printed a
Paris, that they NAV appcAf NJ = Probate Court
o. ~ he'll a faus, in said touuty, on the thlri
Tuesday 81 Dec. neat. a nlne o'tkgk la
the FORENOON ant .h1w cause. n any thsy have.
why the same shouh net ~ gllywei.
GEORGE 4. WILSON, Juige.
a true copy-attsst Ill 4. DAVIS. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-26

A prominsnt q. A. " Veteran writes
Having u.e'i Bells sarsaparilla In my family
q root deal In the pat two year.. ! canned sat
~ori. 10 express my appreciation u Il ssa hloci
m~ileine. helie,e u ~ H. the bs-t FrepArst ios
In the market. Any one using u will H. At once
convinced % 10. merits. HE sTOWf.
Dover. Me-, April IL. lsa.
AMBROSE EVANS. BErwfR. M
u have leen great sufferer from IIum0r In
The stomach. have triei years Tor help. AZ
times my Liver ami kidneys have been snesied
by u. Bells sar-apanlls LA woaierful rene ~.
iha'e taken 10 ani can eat AMI sleep IN Peaoe. ny
stomach :. % much Improved that feel use
well man"
LARGE notifies ONLy 80 GENTS.
A. N. RoHrssos. ia. Aposhecary. Proprsgor,
Hanger, Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-26

TlIE suiassrtlrf hrfrbY sitss yabls uatios
thai ~ hss tesu dalY apt-iints-i ~ M itonafs
- iu.isr - ffulssts 90 ths teautf - oNfsni
All assusassi a. trust - lNssutof - ~
estatr -
nErsEY \ HILIoT-T. late 20 Ramferi,
d. all tuuniF ilsssasssi. By giving i-sud a. tte
hs dirsts ~ thrftfufV rvqursts al IFrsuns
To- lsltsl O. ths sstatr - eat letgassi o. ulaAs
tnanlesiisis payment. ani thsss- wha have any
tiernaniis thsfNuu O. sxhllu 49, saus o.
oyt a. tso WALDO rkTrEN.ti.L
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-26
the FRENCH AT WAR.

In this i~sne Max olleil writs- entertain-
insly q The Frsnch Army AMI 10. various
departments. high AMI lo-.
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MONE.Y ,.y:: 4 s: AZ; !; II: ::i M
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CASH VS.. CREDIT

We do not .eI ON the plan found could AFFORD to-
neither aud
The tendency Of locking capital which prevents
from taking Of buying We the principle
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-26

OXFORD =. At Count % Probate belt at
Paris. Nlthiu and Tor Tie tounty ~ oNfuri,
on the thinl TassiAy "a Nov. 4 II is-9.
stu ~ tAlN0i. Trustee on The estate
- William " outsf. late ~ ONfuri. Ia ALI
toanty. docrassi. haylng prrssntsi he acCouni
fuf allowance.
OauIKFp. That The sai Trustee give
h,tlrs g. an Vsr-ous intsfsstst ~ sausing copy
~ this orisr o. - puhnshssi thrvs sssks suc.
csssitsly In the ONfori nyuucfat pIiutsal AZ
Paris that they may appear NJ q Probate touu
O. o. hell NJ fars. la all tountY, Ca The third
Tuesday ~ be-. nsNt. AZ nlne u'rloSk In The
furcnpun. ant show cause, n anY they have, Why
ths sane sh1uii utt D. allawci.
GIDHaE 4. WILSON, Juigc.
A .-..-----.II.-.I IL q nAAI. I.--L.l.-r
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oNTuEp. .. AZ Csar - Probate isli a
raj. slihIn at fof ~ Caantr q uNfpri 81

oNTuHii. - At q ,oar - rfuisis hsii a
rafis. stthln ani fur ~ Ouuniy - nNfuri.
uu e. thir|i TursisF - NaF 4 - isa
81. 4 90 nfsts~ guaniian % iahu u Noui.
haa raanIrs rlrrfIs Ate - AuiufFf. in all tuan
a.. taftnF pfrssntr.i hls arrsunt 20 riarlianship
- at sari CO.. aiissanfs
uunTufp. That sali rlsrlian give natirr o.
urisf a. o. pubushs.l thfts sssks safrsssitsly
ih ~ oxfar'i i,rnisrfat. pfintrl a Paris. that
tho mas arfsaf 90 tuan - frllaitr o. -
hsii "a fans. in sali tnuuff. un ~ thlri furs
laf - ttrr. nrkt a uinr u'fhsk in thr fufenf-sn
ani shHs sauss NJ sny thry have. shy ~ sane
shruhl "a D. aisIar.l
aIuRsT \ Wtt.-oN. iuiEv
fraaa T.af.HMHffrsf ii 4 DAMS ILHHfafar
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-26
Goods Well Bought, Half Sold /!

We staple article. known fuultur,
the following low prices where the poor buy cheap
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-26

Address HARPER a BRorIIERs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-26
N.,... % ,..,sr.. % n. Apr.,n,m..,

IANr. wniGIr A..lspes
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-26

ONFuHp. a. --Ata 1ouu - ffuiais hsli a.
fafis. slthin ani fur ~ tuuniy - uNfnfii,
uu e. u1rl fafsiaf - NuF 4. u -.
Martha I. CASA. fHrlnfr siius - Jussph lie
- hfr 20 arusustssi. Iirrsasssl hsFing prussut
~ ~ Isfifian fHr 90 alhrsaufs uuf 70 TIE ~
saual yftatf 20 fall ilffsasri
uHpsEff. That all Istitionsr sdte nofice -
~ saus o. an IFrsslns iutsTrstssi thgfrin. by
pullshlug e cops ~ thls urirf thrt. sesks sur
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were planning attack Hence they proceeded
at once to try to drive them away from Mizpeh,
making an onset upon the Israelites while the
latter were in the acts of worship. Samuel, in
accordance with his promise in verse 5, offered
prayer in behalf of his people, who. remem-
bering his promise besought its ful6llmeut.
1t is not likely the Israelites we're armed. The
Philistines would take precaution that their
slaves be deprived of implements for war. Il
Sa. Is: 49, God came to the rescue, bringing
into effectiveness the lightnings of the sky.
Josephus adds there was an earthquake. u.
Ant, 6, 2:2) The Philistines were beaten, and
the Israeltes followed up their advantage to
Beth-Car.
9. The Memorial.
To keep the victory in mind as a constant
inspiration to the Israeites, Samuel set up q
stone in the vicinity of the victory, taking
precaution not to give the honor of triumph
to Baal but to Jehovah.
The evil are our Philistines. We conquer
them through Christ our Captain. Hence the
familiar lines of Robinson:
Here I'll rise mine Ebenezer;
Hitler by thy help I'm come;
And hope, by thy good pleasure,
Safely to arrive at home
Jesus sought me when a stranger,
Wandering from the fold Of God;
He, to rescue me from danger,
Interposed his precious blood.
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The correet Idea

The Miamisburg lO.) bulletin has the correct
idea in regard 10 pensions. Commenting on
the editorial in The NATIONAL TRIBUNE of
May 10. it says:
The cause Of the men who sacrificed the comforts
Of home aud endured the hardslIips of camp and
battle ~ one that the Bulettn IL always ready 10
champion. The agony Of the conflict IN which
these men engaged can never be adequately told
by mortal tongue nor depicted with pen or brush
The man who does not feel like raising his hat la
the presence Of OF Lhese men is not worthy 10
live in the country they preserved, and one who
hesitates or higgles about liberal pension policy
ought 10 be whipped with scorpions.
IL VIC had our way about il we would ask but two
questions OF all applicants for pension: Dld Won
herye Ia tho Union army during the rebellion
How much money do you need To i've com fortabIy
IL Is a question whether there is to-day a single
soldier living who came out Of the army an.
seathed. What steel and lead failed 10 do was
reinorseiessly done by exposure toll and priyation
Rapidly these daunileas souls are passing from
our midst 10 that deafness country where no good
thing shall be Withheld from them. But M can While
we owe them everything that we now enjoy
Nothing IL too good for them. This country IL
incomparably rich la means and resources A right
sentiment here is one that wonld mortgage every
foot OF soil IL necessary To procure for the Nation &
defenders all the comforts Of life during the re-
niaindef Of their days,
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FASHION NOTES.
[Qoder,s Lndns Book. l


Yellow, green and various shades of red arc
favorite coors
Resets of the narrowest ribbon trim some of
the pretty lace toques.
Full sleeves, tucked or set In with fulness at
the shoulders. ara in most wash gowns.
IL is u clever observer in these days who can
tell many of the artificial flowers in bonnets
from natural ones 80
Braided and embroidered jerseys hold their
own, as If the eonpeniant garment had come to
stay.
Lace wraps aroapparently in highest favor,
and no woman should be without one.
The most fashionablei bonnet is by no means
as high as 1t was, aud top trimming slants
back. !o
Large meshed nets ate now selected 60 make
M over MORE or Inexpensive silk; but a rib
bon garniture Is quite essential.
Sailor hats haVs.higher crowns and narrower
brims than those worn last year. and they arc
considerably trimincdA
The large leghotn hats are as fashionable this
season as last, but al takes very pretty face TO
travel underneath one of them.
Beautiful sashes, In every imas Unable color
have long fringed' ends in surah silk, but the
Rros-grain silk sashes are without fringe and
have rich satin edge.
For dressy evening wear. the black aces that
have gold or silver threads wrought in the en-.
bfoidefed buds and vines, are most attractive
and make up stylishly
India and China silks are bound TO have
very fashionable run from..one end of the Sum-
mer to the other. They are seen in great
variety OF styles, and make up very effectively.
For children's frocks, low waists are half
high and round, or square with round back, or
else in a short v point both In front aud back.
Even the low-neeked baby waists" are half
high, and are exceedingly pretty with an en-
broidered rniiie turned over around the neck,
and an insertion OF embroidery, for the belt aud
the bands, aud the bands Of tho short pulled
sleeves
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A Desirable Chaperone.
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Don't be tempted to take your little sister
along with you, or your little brother. You
may be talked about if you go alone, but you 70
sure of being given away if You don't, and
everything that has transpired will be told,
coored with that singularly unconsciously
compromising fancy of child. OF course you
won't ask another girl and he won't ask an
other fellow; that's all right. The very best
companion in such case. If you must have
companion, Is real old maid. She is SO sorry
for missing her own chances that she will
never dream of interfering with your little
Irritation. Her advice would be: "Take him
if you can get him; you may not get another.
Look at mo-" If she is true woman she will
get tired as soon as you are well out of sight
and will sit down and read and ehaperone you
at distance by yourself. She
would like TO go back to the hotel or tho camp,
but she'll sacrifice herself for you. OF course
you'll kiss her eifusively when You come back
aud say;
Dear Aunty, we thought you were just be-
hind u.s."
And will wager dollar to cent she will
never say word about the eigaret odOr that
comes with the kiss. But don't kiss your little
sister.