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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-02
THE OXFORD BEARS.
A lor OF LIVELY REPORTERS LOOK
THEM own AND rGll WHAT
TNEN SGE.
GAsr eRowNrlrln

Schools arr closing the summer term.
pr o-gcod, ~ Ipswich. T. Visiting =
J.. Stckney.
Mis- Sara v. Rice, ~ Boston. l. visit
Ing her aunt. Mrs. v. VI. Stickney.
Mr.. Silas snow. II Sn0NNllle. has ~
covered from his serious illness snfil-
cisutly a. visit his daughter. Mr.. l.. VI.
Giles.
Having has begun snd promises we'll.
Betries ~ al kind. are plenty.
Win All The rain Ne have had u l. sald
o. D. very dry IN some placcs.
PRAYER meetings arc 4 D. held AZ Tho
school house on Thnrslay evening
through the summer.
Quite number from this village ~
every SunsiaV afternoon to the Cotton
neighhofho,si o. assist Ia the sabbath
~chool organized therr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-02
EAsT RrrAEl

The spring ho1rl dsnor fucsihy even
Ing va. we'll attended. \ hrsi-rlls'
,,,mpaut II ahout .syrntt-hNr iuin~l in
Iltnclng and a. nice time Wa enioled hy
40.
NJ. jacob klmhall has gone Co Mae
arhu.sit. to visit his son. william Kim
hall. whn IT, very loN With consumption
Hon. ". ". Cross ani Msstcr Robbie
Crp.. from nrilgton. r~c~utly yi.ii"i al
e. VI. kimhalls.
\ uumhTr from thl. plac" attended,
Hr,. g.. ~. llaunafuni'. birthday party.
Preaching 40 The church hy Rev. W.
". Nakcman. Iuly sth AZ Do q. n.
AMI r. sabbath school following.
Regular meeting ~ l.. II II. al grange
hall. July 6th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-02
OXFORD

Rev. Mr Emery was In town lssi week
soliciting funds for the new buildings for
Hebron Academv.
charlie. Durell, son ~ Z. !. Durrn,
broke hi. arm rn~-ilnv ihe srrund time.
Tho store ~ Durcll & Hawke Nas
broken into Tursisy night. AMI ruhh'-l
~ cig,r. fud confectionery. The sai"
we not mrlilri with.
pr. \. l.. llerset ~. elr'-is'l ilrsi Woe
pr-.ideni ~ the Mslne Medical Ns.orit-
lion. which held ~. annual session AZ
Portland rcoentlv.
\ number attended the commencement
exercise. md ronreri ~ Hebron Nclnr.-
dsv. Ths coucyrt was very fine. and
ihe exercise. hv the .tudents did much
cr,-iit both a. .tuirni. AMI teachers.
The school. closr,i herr Last week :
sl.o the .rhool he pi.thct W. I, taught
ht Mss Mamie Iones.
children. day viii De- observed AZ The
VI. T.. church June 1osh.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-02
\. RICHARDS. JR.,

Jeweler aud opticIan,
South Paris, Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-02
AoRrn RncsFITIn-

iusi beginning having aiout hsre.
.Gns- l. rather light ami not 80 forward
AZ people thought
crop. an. rather backward for so early
a .sasru especially Coru.
Npple-, psars. etc. arr booking rather
scattering on thr troe. this YEAR.
eur sabbath ~,hool l. progressing
nic~lv under the supervision 20 josiah
Hutchinson 20 the lower village.
Wool L. bringing - cents AZ this writ
ing \. y. Mason l. huying la ihis
.uinoe.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-02
naAEns

TIE pact two or thrrr wr"ks no"
weather hl. lsrvn wrt anil cold aud ihrfr
.srtus fn D. bee change Nrt.
Ou the uirhi 81 ihe lsth ve hal a. fru-i
that $50 considerable damage Zee iir
growing crup.. roiaioes Nyrv iniurr'l
co. mnsi
th.nL there viii not D. morr than
ons-half the usual amount ~ has cat
thi. summer in thl. .e,tion and ou many
farm. h vii he very late before thcy
viii commrucv io hay.
Their arra large number that vii ~
away having from thi. section.
Me- NllV r,lor l. .ome better. but
Nrf IT, trrN poorly.
T,s iirs AMI fishermen verr never 80
p'rnft AZ this summer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-02

Work With the rad machine 9. doUs
until amer having.
tir'le az q. \. II. Hall ga "Wednesday
afieruonu AMI evening.
Considerable poplar i bclng peeled In
this .sStion.
Mr.. stephen :. McDaniels living .,
III Toll hridgv l. very low with Gun
sumption.
y. :. llutchlns l. hailiing very neat
AMI convenient set ~ hulldlngs AZ the
village.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-02

4 frost last night on the low land.
We think that rather ccol for the I'D oi
June.
We understand Mrs. T.. l.. Morse ant
daughter have gone Ia Norway.
since our last writing Winfield West
got a severe fall from window In hl-
fathers mill. We are told he fell a dl--
tance Of ~ feet. striking on his head and
shoulders. lie Was doing well at last
accounts.
We understand Aldana Brooks house
came near being burned few days ago
by mosquito smudge that was carried
into the chamber by the children, blazing
up aud setting fire 20 the bed screen
l.. Sargent lost a fine young coli last
saturday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-02
WTaI RTTHEI

The fourth I. 20 h. celebrated at thi.
place.
a.. 4. Grover has becn furnishing
customers With line Strawberries foe the
past ten day.. ~. crop will not be- ~
large a. usual.
Rev. :. :. York preached NJ ihl. place
the 2id Inst.
Mr.. I.otiie lScribncr) whitman Of
Worcester, Mass, formerly ~ West
bethel. l. still very feeble and her par
cuts here anNiously await the daily ~
port of ner condition.
4. l.. Watts. postal clerk on the a.. 4.
A.. l. stopping At home this week.
\. :. lIeln l. about closing the night
work In hi mill, having hls large stock
II birch nearly sawed out.
The continued niny weather kcep- the
gra-s along so that haying Will not come
on earlier than usual.
Crop. generally arr looking finely eN-
Cept some If the corn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-02
SWEDEN

Tr,d clark aud oven Dcmerrii of
Bethel. rcccntly visited friends aud rcla-
tive. iu town.
The people met last week aud raised
CHARLIE Whiieh0use's barn. II J. nov
well under Way aud will D. completed
In season Tor him Ia pat In hi. hay.
Mr.. !. y Young has several gcrani-
ann leave. that arr - - aud 30 inches
la circumference.
Married the 2id inst. Clarence Ring
II Lowell. and Mary l.. Eli. of sweden.
Harry Whitehou.e ~ Bridgton Ridge
IA. h.rn Al work for -. V. Edwards.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-02
sARTrOaD

NJ. Eccori. daughter ~ the late Vol
ney Rose. l. very luW With consumption.
levis ~tstsou colie,ts thu crram Ia
piNdeh for the lluckhcl1 batter factory.
lot T.. Meme l. hullding large Ice
house
The new mad frum Albert Sampson.
o. thf county mad near ~tillman Cur
nrt's l. upsu for travel.
cur hrst mess ~ new potatc-. June
1ith
Al. ~nII,nn 90 Il. ,rr, Ii
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-02

Nr. Iockr killed another bear lat
week. Two bear. IN one week l. doing
we'll. Mr.. l.. lot large number IT
.h.-p aud lambs lat fall IT, now feel.
that the account I. about square.
Ansel T.. Soule ~ Rangely, aud MI. a.
tor, Ml.s :. VI. Soulc ~ liostou. are yisii-
iug their mother. Mr.. =. l.. Week.
I.e.lle Mason Wa Ia town looking af-
ter Wild land. ILL., father has an inierr.t
ln quite a quantity ~ land.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-02
prsFlsLo.

school close. this week. The scholars
have a picnic Thursday.
Quite a gathering AZ ~ u. Marsh-
"Wednesday evening To an Ice cream
party.
Grant and lone Harlow arrived Thur
day evening from Hebron Academy.
quite q number Of summer visitors In
town.
Mis- Eta Sturtryant Of Hebron has
spent the week at her brothers, Dr.
Sturteyani's.
~. stanley. Esq, has been In Ban
gor the past week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-02

Nv. Green. 81 Carthagv. went up
th~ Ea-i Hran,h 90 ~Vin River one DAY
lat week aud caught 10 truut. Their
u. a party 20 nine camping on th" sirrAm
uuu.
Er,. n. \. Gammon "a. loo town lat
Wr,l aui spent one dan al jonathan
~haN's.
Iupira HriWu has returned home if"ui
W.li ~hr hss bought her a hor-e.
Charic- Mariru cat his lrg quite badly
uhiis Ts~liug poplar.
cur ro.i oficv will D. quiic ana orna-
uieut tu Gum CORNER.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-02

Major Joseph -. Gentleman ~ Boston,
formerly 90 Porter. J. visiting la Hiram.
Marx n. Coolbroth II steep falls, and
John Thomas II Conway, y. H., arr In
town buying pine and poplar.
a.. ". CLIFFORD. station agent 81 Maine
Central NJ Hiram, l. n home on a Vaca-
ton.
Extensive repairs arr being made on
the station.
Mr.. Mary VI. wad.worih I. Ia quite
poor health.
Christian Endeayor society meet.
Tuesday evening. az Congregational
church. Prayer meetings fhurs'lny and
sunday evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-02
aEIAEI

Trial Justice Rich has been busy try
Ing eases In Bethel the past week. We
are happy Ia know that the parties be-
fore him Tor assault and adultery were
not citizens of Bethel.
The boys from Bethel belonging tn the
hase ball club hired 4. {. Carter Ia take
them 90 Gorham, where they played a
game with Gorhams AMI being victorious
they made night hIdco1s on their return,
footing their horns.
:. u. a J. VI. Phllbrook have sold two
car loads II horses this spring and are
expecting the third carload this Saiur-
day morning.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-02
BRownFiEID.

Mr.. a.. D.. Iinscott has returned FROM
Nebraska where BE- has becn Ni-iting
friends.
MIR. 4. King, Who has been boarding
A the Pequaket house, has gone away
for a few DAYS.
Mr.. Wallace Merrill aud children OF
Hri,lrton. are visiting her parents, MI.
and Mr.. \. 4. Morrison.
Mr.. sherman Morrison has gone To
Fryeburg for few days "a work In a
coat shop.
Mr.. VI. Boyuion continues very sick.
Apples are almost a perfect failure,
All kinds ~ berries are very small anu
yerv scaroe. Potato bugs are GA the de-
cline. Corn and grass are looking line
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-02
GiLGAo

Fine growing weather aud al ycgrta-
ton I. improving u. New potaiocs aud
green pea. on the table June -.
The crows have nearly destroyed .
number II piecr. ~ sweet corn.
No potato bugs set a. speak of
quite = delegation IT oar people took
advantage 81 thu cheap excursion io
Portland.
Rob Hastings I. sending away large
qulniatics 81 doWel-, some going to
scotland.
4. Y. nuruham aud wife. 81 boston,
will spend the summer With George
uuruham here
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-02

ffIn Time b. ringing Die hrII io
r.. .r fhf trfi,tl ~ tho moth sr1son
DIM ...r n putting YOUR winter
...I.. ...t fftr reach 20 these dr.frur-
r.. r..r- Naut hnu.rkrrfsr- h.t .ra-
.. r.rr. hir.. huf fnr uur-r'tr.
a. ono .rf.re better thau ono ~ tho-r
mHi.n nr .,tiar Dhr.f.. w. Ith ful.
.....| ...... strong huIIr., Cl-i"rs.
... ..I I..k fbr1 a.f Ia lifetime.
... ceiling fh.. erfk as iou as 80
fum.furr Geo.. o. Canal ~irtrf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-02
sours BETHEL

People arr thinking about beginning
having. 800.
The prrsent game Laws aud the dllli-
rrncr II our hsh aud game commission
ers ar, bringing game a. our very doors.
Last "wednesday morning q large buck
der came Into the Held about - r"i'
frum The harm II !. g.. Abhott aud trui-
tel ruund to he looked at
cur II. u. club will play a game sat
ur,lay with the Milton hOys.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-02
osroan aoYs A1 aoMpolN.

Of the thlrty--syen members 81 the
class which graduated At Bowdoin last
week. Eight an, from ONforl County, a.
follows.
Irnsrsan tsisui Adams Isst IfNnsii.
Thuuas ~tusrll q ~ krr Pare.
~anfuri issrry ftrr. south Paris
Ghafies ltsnrY Hartman, fryehurF
thafiss lanfis itsfseY. Waterfowl.
frank Melvin Husssn. iuFsll
Stinsr Grant stacy, Near falls
Nsrisil Olsftn white. Vast hNhehi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-02
PERU

Mr.. Daniel Dc Iano and her daugh-
ter. Anuice. have come up on a Visit I"
her -ou.
Mr.. Hattie i.etdbetter has returned
home lick from Auburn, "a her father :,
Iorrnfo De lano's.
J.E. Couant had new POTATOES from
hi. field on the sl.i. Can any one beat
thatf
There l. quite lilo craze In this sec
ton. There will De six or. seven built
this season.
MIR. Nav Robinson l. Improving.
ELDER Burgess ~ orr Island, chang
"a pulpit. with Elder Carver last sun
daV, thu -.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-02
NEMRY.

Warren Kllgore. Of Dakota. l. IN town
..,,h M. brIde on visit 10 his parents,
Mr.. 4. 4. Harlow l. ssllI e"nn ,s,i,s -
~ bou.e. Quite a number oi rcls. .,.,
s g. Ruckneld and vicinity have ''''''i
him during his illness. ~o,ny
Soms ~ eur Young men ar gSns
-, sosutry this week Ia work haylhg'
Toarth Of July l. clo-e al hAna. a.,
n,ss' = pess aud new potatoes the I.,n.
q, Inn How l. that for this northern
landf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-02
AnnrA pAnIs

!. =. l.iitlchalr 4 60. have rented the
Y. \. Cushman MILL aud put In portable
grist mill that makes very nice meal and
grinds very fast. lie has just got In n
carload II con.
Rev. y. T.. Cochrane has gone to Wat
cryille for a week. Mr.. America M
,lrrWs and daughter Lacy arr on visit
to Massachusetts,.
". ". Durham has been making much
ncclel rrpair. ou hi harm.
Mr.. Fremont Chase has had q light
ran ~ fever. Her sister. Syhll Abboii,
~ clark University, Atlinia, Co., i
spending part II vacation with her.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-02
BuckFlGlD.

4 new sidewalk on Elm Street il an
accomplished fact.
Isaac y. Richardson who left Hartford
for Washington Territory seven years
ago was IN town last week. Mr. Rich
ar,lson say- he likes the West but adyi--
e. those having good homes In Maine to
stick.
Some commenced haying last week.
not very propliious weather attended the
operation however.
Many ~ our citizens attended the
commencement at Hebron Academy last
Wednesday. \ class ~ twenty gradu-
ates-tcn ladle. aud ten gentlemen
made q crc,lltable showing, sustaining
the reputation ~ the grand old school.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-02

~...rL fhr Nre Work mail con-
f-..a.. ah. ht. $50 of thc Paris llin
... sub Inr. rnufs. h1- me- trf ap-
...H.. 900 W - inrrnr is rmpl"fri
r..m..f.r N.'ru tn rnnfinur in the
.- t.... .fh.r lruucrmruisa rr COM
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-02
NORWAY LAKE

News i. scarce herr about this time.
:. 4. stevens l. surveying GA Mrs.
Pleman llolt's farm.
a. stevens has finished putting Ia
the foundation ~ the Baptist church.
Nil. Nellie Partridge l. Al her brother
-.....ftf. utltfa -lek
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-02

~,.-,I tru,r. struck into their hay
L. ..f a.,k MONDAY. anil have iTru
a.f.fur fora thtucv to ~ thr uairr
.fIh..rl at "so ths1 o'ui 80 t n
.t.f.ttf. al. one ~ them eNrrvs.cf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-02

rrIr.r.. itV rNrrri.e. and anuiNer.
..-,. .,.r.I.s. avrr held at the Baptist
.f.-h ~anlat No fnral Decorations
u... ...fr e.aiurfr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-02

I'M. ..mmrr term 90 district school
..l- ar,k. .8 irurth. under thr iustruc-
f.. f W.. Mari PRAY. cinsel last
F.... lf d.. h.eu surte.sful tern.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-02
nn.t.Ass sIN-NARY

I..m.r.rm.rf af pnugas. seminary.
W ...f.-I ...urr,sl ia.f errk. lNam-
fftr ,arInu. clt..s. tuok plcr
Ntf iuI Iue-iav, anil thu-r in
."....r arrr rufhusnstlD u ihrir
I.....f fhr ..hnoi aui Boa appreciation
.f.I. .t.,IIrat eurk which ha. appar-
. .t.u l.ur during ihr term il.i
.. IIr a.f rNrrti.r uas IA ffrr
.. TUESDAY evening. program oi
a. given hsine
r.Er
r. .t.In..t tu.a -a Ia Ns.-e
v.... Dr.sru su.i uruanlt
.... h.rsN ....rr an.I .s.r. "A h.it.rr
var Mnnf f.rIan
... Id hH.H.ar. -ta'ast Matt
vstsT nruunlu
I.H o.. Ur.rar NAL ilarn''
u.na.l D. knes.an.i
tnrIrT WIl-en.
.. I'd $3.50. fnnHr ls.ssff
49,. ~ C. ~. N,r'is Nnes.'a,,
90 usrresr,,. Nsr-,.a.
Ursfs tr.seI
rsur u
.... ..Hr.rfarr HTarrrs-.I h.0ss.nl
N.... Na. iisn,atssas. ioriau AL hr'iru'.n
..... t-r.-f.f,r.r better
|...rfs n ..aIs.ir iitrru leauf
I... r.an -..rsts rsfhsttIus.
tlnffE.tru
NHa...aa urtIaI I'rtssssl.n. ertis
la.T N lrFEth
I.H. .H.. .f o. Maraarrltr MfAffNn
.ar. Narst.r. kurt .ani AL u harru'lfanf
d. u... kins i.tn an.i ths Atiat ef
.....r..r." uii tnE ish
Res n TFsIfth
'a. -MIsfrrrv .Iu ~truFstnry.
faaf-s EIrr1ris.
D.
Ir-.f ffsHsrs kinssef
10 hHer.uH" MAJ
MSS I.-iar. Hrsl-th. Wise an.i q
uarrn.Iranr
.r.. .fr -. o. fta La tfnue IA
W..-ss ttrlstn aui llCharis.
cox.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-02

t.--. aggregation rrrrte,i NJ lla,.
Id. -..Itt \ number came frum
..f .nI West raris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-02

1 .~hsmr-ek." vhirh a.. carried
r.-. fI|I people ou msuv a pleasure
.,.....u d.. hsrn snld and carried
...I f. Iuwrr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-02

~. Irrn. Ming 90 thr ts-u"crat o.
f. e.. fI.. urtk Cor n tacatlou to thf
I..rI.Ir Portland llafior Mr.. thas.
b Waterman viii take hsr place ln ths
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-02

f... W Nn.lrrs.. E.I. ani NJ
r.T.. .f ffr l'nn-er chair COMPANY.
No. rar.. ven, in thr plhcr last
Uni ...aI.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-02

All. AH.n krrh tui tvu chihlfvu.
.fI..-..r.I. ar, sf NJ. Melleu'. frr ths
- Nr krfh ens hrrr over sun.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-02

A. r. We.lrr viil suppl, the pal
oil. f.l. Euti.i church for the prr.sni,
t......c rrNf ~unitV.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-02

A.. I'D Nr.. n. n. ~hurtlsf. ~ Port
D-I have t--,n ~ ihe Hubbard llouss
a. nrfk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-02

NJ. b. ~ cu,vr ani chilli, ~ Rock
t.,rl IU.. are AZ Mr.. himhali,s
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D. Or.. ~ein. of the irw i.iou Iournal
.f. as.at l'ari. oser SUNDAY, calling
....| HrH.ls.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-02

NJ and Mr.. &c. DIVER. "a south
Paris. err, at the llnl lat frhiay.
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NIL q. Cu.hman r,tuuie,l o. raris
v.I.t Iis sister accompanied him.
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NJ. rmeline Daniel. h. gone to Ap-
huru.
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..,,.i frcm mi. village attended
u.tr.n commencement.
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rnr TIearls ana family, "a Eyvrrtt.
a.. srr visiting hi. father. p,a. 4.
EIaaris.
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The Country is Flooded

with cheap pressed lenses which are sold
by pcldler. Who go from house to house
aud Who have not made the eye aud 1t.
need. day. study. Another great In
Jury To the eye 1. done by the selection
or fittlng ~ glasse. by yourself. 60 to
the average dealer and ask him for pair
Of .Ieck. aud be- will hand out box and
lei YOU try them on until YOU lind pair
you think will lit, nine times out Of ten
your patience becomes exausied and yod
are 30 tired Of the trying on ordealth YOU
take anything to get rid Of the task.
However. this 4. a great deal like going
To doctor aud telling him YOU are sick
and want some medicine. be then point.
out to YOU where a hundred kinds of
drug. are kept, aud politely requests you
10 select what YOU think will suit your
case. We have over Five Hundred Num-
her. IN lenses, all Of which are different
In thickness and shape, and We would
not permit you to select a pair for your
self, but We make a thorough test at
each eye, measure the distance between
pupil. and give just what the eye ~
quirc.. In thi. way there Is no guess
work, aud 1. the only way any person
should wear glasses.
:. RICHARDS, JR.,
Jeweler aud opticIan,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-02

III chase, E.q- - >outh raris, Wa
,fths lll frhlay.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-02

NJ. rier,. % Chelsea, Mass, !. II
Al. ILl.I-s-
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TIE suh.ertier hereby gives public notice
that be- has tssn duly appointed by the iionora
bile JUICY Of Probate foe the toanty ~ oNfori,
and assumed the trust ~ Administrator Of the
estate %
IENRy q. NEWMAN. late % piSheh.
In .aii County, de-es-s~i. by giving bOnd ~ The
law direct.. he therefore REQUESTS all Isr-cns
lnsielsesi D. The estate % all denss-ci % make
irnms.iiats payment, and those who have any
demands thereon b. exhibit the same ~
June n, iss. WINFIELD :. NEWMAN.
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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-03-13
RESPECT THE LAW.

Fiathsad Indians WIN Abide by the De-
oision OF the Court.
MIssouLA, March i2.-[special to the In
dependent IL wish to state that your cor
respondent AZ MissoulA missated facts when
he wired that thirty or forty armed Flat
head Indians stationed themselves upon
the road upon which the sheriff was ex.
pected TO travel In conveying Clifford and
Cunningham to MIssoula 10 appear before
the grand Jury on the charge OF causing
the deatn vf ma r.at--- rhs fso.s nfu .lss
Major Roman sent trusted messenger 10
the camp Of Chief Eneas. with orders that
the sheriff and prisoners would In no way
be molested. The chief sent word 10 the
agent that the Indians were so well pleased
with the action Of the whites In taking the
prisoners 10 Missoula for investigation In
the territorial court that instead of molest
Ing they would volunteer to guard
them 10 the court house dool
II necessary. The detour aroun,
the lake and out OF the wal
Of the Kootenia camp was entirely unneces
sary. As for the Flathesd Indians, the,
expressed themselves ~ being entirely sat
isfed, and only asked that strict investi
cation should be made, and II Clifford an,
his companion In open court should b
judged as having acted In self deiens,
they would bow TO the majesty Of the Law
Witnesses In the case were examined Il
day, but II could not be ascertained IL a
indictment was found. Several Indian
are In town to appear as witnesses |
whisky cases, and also In the case OF
butcher charged with stealing cattle frol
the reservation.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-03-13
Well FIXED for Police.

INDIANAPOLIS, March 12.-lndianapolis
has double police force, two police head
quarters. and nobody can tell how they
will secure their pay. The board organ
lied under the bill passed by the Legislature,
met this morning and organized police
force. The patrolmen OF the new board
were instructed TO avoid a clash with the
old force. During the day conference
was held by attorneys OF the new board
and the mayor and council, at which II
was decided the new board should file q
complaint for possession before Judge
Taylor Ms well as the Metropolitan com
missioners. The city will Mt once file ar
answer, alleging the bill In uDconstitutiona
because the legislature cannot I'LL the 0fiicel
by appointment. and because the bills wer,
never signed by the speaker OF the hous,
and lieutenant governor after their passage
as required by the constitution. II will
take three weeks 10 decide the question
II Is probable similar action will be takeI
TO test the constitutionality OF other bills.