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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04

Nahoranv hav stallion. With hhrl
toiufs. thr BLACK eXfruling alroNr hi'
knr,.. no white. ne l-1 hands high. anil
weigh. iuD pounds hrrl b, 4. y. bur.
rim. uartlaui. Ne. oWnri hv ". y.
Wheeler aud A. y True. south faris
fnaied Nav 4. i~Sa
size. s.s. wussE.. itsT.-lirsi ia.i. 49,
o. Issln tflh ~FIn.nI N1nI. AFssIH. y. wv
"a Har-s rhlri tsui. hsie hs eli tsian
a.. wit,.-.. tr Ntr.rt n. s.ra ef " e-triaat
auaA .t.afsr lannis WrhrrsT.s.n. ,. IL
rfeirnout o. tt Ahnnf. D. - tafE h,sf
aNla 49, O. s.fn rnl.er'is af ~ ur lftief a.
ID 80 uahnr rrlar,is
-. Nr Rr-irt.s usatetaaIan ia siry "A
y wiff rrfurls n I ~ 90 lsiirr tl-st Jan
Ne Caoisy. tf rs.esrarh. hy Classics " cav
narusu Rsr-s. bv oti prvw M,
uiI late Nr MrssfrFrr
Noff -r'aa,ss ,ar'l l. "a Gre rrvr..'sna A.
- Osfsri Ceuuif fa.r. i--- a. i.si si.k i...--'
a. 81 ra'ts-I RIA us'res nr riarnss az
Iris ia frsf ure-nIuru as the 80 frar 90 rT.i
So af o. uxf.ri taurfr lair l-.- rr-i SO s''..
. it..-teu rsrtles - a 10 rflr' i,r5' ,,'
prirs rtar.as tarigls A. tur.s ri an
usnaIfr Co. nuIsn H. 80 AZ n tnr firti
shars 49, AZ lirau anl rat Hih'ui sHfl.u'
ri Ius IA a. af ulfsIaH lfnsth aui IL seI
Gospel an.i te D. lts-i rIusIltr fffrlHIa.s n
trrrurh.rf Dr. hIs ftfnIlal hf Oar etHH ~
sat lie "a ferfrft harsf ln ever pant. an'i
~ hrtfsiing u srfnn'l e. n.nr ltf -.r
-. rstier ani h's rf'-'nff .narfi n..
r.-rfast tr,ffInr arfInn MnH-s krff M haf ana
.rasa ~ rfIasara.'r frrrIs nri fFrI rnfff..l
k-ikf,i aner. BE nn risk assuuls.l hs - H.aks
~ -.s.ou 81 ~ N tl.s stthlr of "a whes'er
s..ath Paris. Ne rerls. 81 o. insurv 90 80
WmILTESp. y rErU
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04

49, a mrmlFg ~ the COMMITTEE. ~ ar
rlngrmeut.. aid the caller ~ the hotel
Il want to fiui out What terms You ca
give to delegate. to- convention 90 H.
held in Tai. ciiy next week. We shall
ncrd accommodations for iifty or NOR,
persons"
''our regular rate. are $50 per day.
responded The hndlonl. "but for u part,
81 INV ! can. 20 course. make ounsid.
erhlc-Hy the waN. What kini 81 d
gathering 0. u to bcs''
ut j. the regular annual State con.
Ncntion II The Negciariln-' Association. d
"My terms. aid the landlord en-
phaticllly, evil D. $500 per DAY"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04

A. bluing varies 80 much In intensity,
experience only can teach the required
quantity. Usually half tablespoonful
To tub Of water Il sufficient. II should
always be diluted before Il l. put In the
tub, az II not thoroughly mixed before
the clothes are put In, unsightly streaks
will be the result.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04

M pIANoNp.

N.--lNi1hA.
Composed ~ - letters.
Nv -. ls.2.S, 3isa long tray.
Mv20. m. -. ~ l. o. talk Ia friend
IA WAY.
Myll. l.. -, ~, 10 l. small, bat
~, cc,llngly useful article of merchan-
dice.
Mvi. :. 20. "a ia heather deity.
Nv :. H.. NJ. p. y. -. ~ l. a hoaster.
Nv -. N. rs. -, 4. - l. to rrly.
Mva. ~. p. ~ la vegetable.
Nv whole 3. the name ~ noted man
and his calling.
JUuA A.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04
tTI,T NOIFn~IIT

uunr paw large doyfor's hills. Tho
bot ns,ii,al hook puhlishr,l, ioO page,
elegant culorri pilates. will h. srut yea
ou rrc-ipt uf thr-r s-ccui stamps Co pay
tostagv. Addrr.. \. 4. uplNay 4 CO.,
iiusfun. Mlss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04
nrrII nInINNINns

n q. unNi.~ ani unsafe Ia ignor the
dat ~ small thing.. n you neglect "A
cold No ii. iuovpiion. u NAV develop D.
yuud rlief. stop II a. once With M.
am.on'. Botanic cough Balsam. Pleas
Ant Co. take and sur. o. relieve.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04

-nlc..el ar the merriful. iur The,
shill obtain mrrry.
81, iark.pur. 2. DndNiuft. y
llowsring almond. !, Prairie rnse. d
litrhriur'. huftou
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04

Tommy Won't you III. me. Nel-
lirf' Nellir-"No, mimma .ah I
mustn't ki.. ihr hoS. but YOU may
Ii. mc
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04
= :: 4: :: BYD[AN e {; e: z,
will make the season of fsso
nt Buekneld. uaine,
nf $50 to warrant.

-. f.nlsl n.-,a~. M "a sire - susie owen.
a ~ firha. a a. a. Nelns N, 81 "a
Ian. t.uruer nav dam - kufert d ~ i
trisIg. Ala Hlalk Mor.s. a..
Itsnisl ll-1ns. b. RVsiy L. Han hfinnlan Ian
GA kafs dau 20 Nounx hruuo. 81 "a. hregte
4. al HrIusi. g "a Iaaniel hs-nns, 81 -. iafs
Aruafi NJ t.,ua n.le trial q 1 ~ Carl ~hurr
trfal a AT nrufus. trial a.
t.uruTs Nav. o. hssworth hranily IN. san II
N original Cobb's Rrsn.iy sius. dan ~ Nsins
~un AL Naiun hk-el
HAN iAssn D. q hr,lsn hay stsl1on, sith snail
strif. n fsrs f.asl in luns ~ stsnls ~ hsui'
al Weigh. ildn lts nr,si sat osnesi by ~ un
lisrsiEnssi 40 h sound ant sral-lth. ani u ~
ever wsv q drstri rrutlsuaan's trifinE hof -
i,th In foru ~ i. aftion ant slfsi an iaf ~
ehanoc ~ has hst l. guitc truficf. W. "a.
rai-si al tFsatsl ne sr.rul.n toref an ust =
.ss trtfk huf fuur urtrs uI ~ ftN ~ ~
Wheu Win shurt rfvVaratt1n ~ 80 given tna'
puhnr trial. "A ~ difffyut fsirs in Nalnr a.
IN over haIf uiis trsFks a. >tsie ftlr.f 2, 4. Al
Oanton q sesk ater . "a a oNturi tnnui'
Halrl q later al fsisfun. So tsessi ~
rata hira oalahs n truttInE IN - VIII suia.t
prrIarsfirn AZ 80 az unifnr1n'f ~ E'rsi 49,
AT auish. WIth So tluffinE sfta.n, 49, ar,
rvsii'y sati o. rssi PRIV h-tlk Nslnae.
yesrs this srffuE uns ~ - elissi ef 30 80 I
tr,.fisr al ~ slnnsr lsfh in ~ thrvr tnf
f.r Fsar.tl flsrra NanF t.fEers ~ ~ 80 slisfy
stss.l 10 hats ~ i-rn IisFeloTei stCn thr1 ar,
-.lnr nf thsrr uiust prove fsst Do tne safing q
trtlr ttsf uka rftslulss nkr Hr en- nkrnTss nf en-
aurs.tlr f.lr thrir sirg L. fat sci d. iron TAT
ar.l ur,siulirE anrrsf1rs EN- 18th si.irs
~ farthsr rarttrutsrs t.ilrrss
RnuiN~nN nNNN
NfEkHHFIft
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04
HOMEMAKERS COLUMN.
nlNihn noon ho1Es.

Corr,spondsnce on topic. % interest n the siie.
coIrsS, osfor,i Dsmocrai. Parts. Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04

''fhvrr Was only one case that cNri
hoor-l me-. -ah a prominent lawyer
"Nhat vs.. thatf' ~ case 81 cham
t..asr...
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04

ONfORD. SIT e Count ~ rr.Hf. ' "
Paris vithln sol Or co. tHHrfI .f I'H.
on ~ thiri rleslaY n Ma ~ l'r
John Mitrhell guardian n wiz
lranrls " nfii1n aui Lizzie Nr'.n
elm ifrn ani hflrs - f-anfis "a Nri... IN
Porter. in saii tountF. haNnE rrra.
arruunt ~ rilariiaushIp nf snII HH"
alluwaurf
OHptKEp That sali rIlarilan afr n.f
al Ilsrs1ns intfrrstfri. lII rausiuE ..| ..
nrisr o. ~ Vuhnshfrf fhrrf erfks sH..f...
theF nav appear ~ count nf rr..Hfr f. "a.
hshl ~ PARE. IN sail tuuuff un Co. f'|r|
day - June newt. M nine u'si.-k 'n Co., f.r'
aui shos csuss N any thfi have HH. f
shouhi n'a H. allusei
GEpRsI 4 Wtl..uN ilI.r
Atrustopy -sttss II q DAVIS h'r.f.r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04
OIj

..n e .arti 20 e. a'.f. umrlrrs ~ tNainf
tNrt.NroFLECTtNr. wr tave 49, un-s
ED tr.fIrIrf.Is tf fha. atrts - hase i-fu
..f 81 faFats.i IfeaFt pisrass. Ehss.
.nntisri. ilssF Ieraiaint 90 ln1s siarslins.
d. lasY $40 nissdrr Tresbis. - Year =
Df.PsF.ia. ~riatica. asd Iessrsl
nfhiuty. A.. ts.. ~ APPssits. -ssF
-fa.arrh nnd Tiataiescs, tarss cnmuloa "a
.-Ifrl se llar.nffs fH Cere eta 90 eattls -
NNTi.AroFLICTINE. saI ~ year tfus
t.ts sI.OO ID t.ftie "a eIttlss $500. 49,
4. uU o. A. urrluiNs ~ 90. Ena-oafsh
Faus 81 90 tesfI .Iris al cirratsr. - Nfsr a
!. r...fr 80 :. LA H...as frnf fa.aIr. q t-rins
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04

ONfoRii - -Nta Count ~ rriaf. DIT h
Pans, Within ant fDf ths iuunff m NtI.
ou ths thiri rllessisr 81 Ma. 4 10 l.-'
On the IstItiun ~ John farkfr ft.r.f.
thf last VIII ant Testament ~ tilI'Ff al '.f |.i.
late - hthel. Ia AT gountf dsffa.f.i rrt. t
tuf hfsnfs O. ell ant ruufFf certain rfa. 'i.
49, fiitfi tn his Istlfinn. un o. in o.
ones ~ puhnf ~ private salf Or o. li'
ufiehtsi lfzafies Isnsss anil infi irnflI l.t..
oHpFhtn. That ths saii rsfitinnrr sfr
o. AZ Ifrsons intffesteli. hf rausInE an h..I'.
81 ~ Istitlon, Nth this urifr thfuH'n
puhl.hei thrrs uesks suffrsslffIf Dol or. ''A
Tori l'eniorrsi. nssspar-f printed ai fa7t
AL 'uuntY that tho maF aIpsar ~
'uufs o. ~ he'll ~ fafis. nn fhf thlri I.ra
~ June usNt, "a nine eci.ek in a. fnrfn.s'. Ar.
shos cause. N any thrY have whI ihf sf
shoah nsa ~ gantei
sIDHgT 4. WILSON Iufft
A Ir... ~. = m Il n A.L. 1911
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04
THE PUZZI.ER.
Communication Zoe thls department sheuh le
ssni M e'iiior, ". a. kAsrsAs. Ia, somhsr.
Maine

i.--ctIARADE.
Nv .srsf l. seen on winter nights
When wood fire. zap the chimney
bound.
Nv sscoai i Kind of fish
That Ia the ocean may b. found.
Nv ~Aois describes the brilliant gem
That gliticrs With changing light
Or. maybe u describes your eve
When With excitement they arr
bright.
PANsi.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04

NUTWINt w 7fIIl y -
Lat night I hal severe attack ~
A.thma gradually Increasing until ahout
I o'clock When tcoull sclrcely 20 my
hrrath. az which time | commenced Ia
u.c "BroWn'. Instant Relief" They
prepared for mr one tea.puouful ln half
q cup 81 warm water which I slipped be-
tween the .pa.ms ~ coughing, which
we're repeated every few minutes. ! be-
IAN 90 feel easier from the flr.t ,io-c aud
I'M L.. than onr-half hour Va. entirely
relieved aud va. enabled a. 20 90 slcrp.
feel nu bad effect from the u-e ~ the
medicine. N. r.. NoOp-UM.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04
AFsE:

atthssra.sa $50. Itar WEE. Co., e. tru.l /.
.fata,- u.rtsr i... v t.l. f..Iru. .0H's far r.
Cd iavi- rafIr-f ANTt.ArCriECrtNE
90 r-raf,.f r..af U.rfs. SEQ" irrirra
"a Grnrfal rr-r tr... it.- t.H D..
.f srr.rfrr1t v..a fr.rsr r. .- tas
Hrr.s.rs tr Wssf n ..s it .... i.... il.I A.. III
.r ra.rff.f.au af tts 49,. pa fr.ari n
.fr FrsHtr af saT .aafIa.. A.a.Ir era.s u.
f.r. N..frrsi lei rrt-k'f ssntiflaus of ila.la.
Del. r..s..r s-.rlirrs .a $50. on snail . IA
an u..u. n Ca.rfli rr.rr ~lit sulartrs So
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04

N.-CROss-woHp ENIGMA.
IN beans. not IN hash;
ln comma. not Ia dash;
On rosin. not In tar;
IN post. not Ia bar;
IN dollar. not In cent;
ln curved. not in lent;
On hammer. not in axe:
The whole .. made hy quacks.
".
NNswrHs To TVzILE, 90 lAsr WIN
.-Tomhigh.v.
al. spain. ?. Portugal 3, china.
4. Peru. 3. Fnncr. q. Germany. .
America. =. Wales.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04
THE ATKINSON
House Furnishing Company

Whereas il has been repofie-it1 ns
that certain dealers claim that
they are II liberty n sell the B,'dFin
refrigerator. We take immediate steps
81 refute the assertion.
We arr The only suiiunfiffi arrntf Ir fr 5000
n Mains Cor ~ ltstislu frF aIr l.ff"IHH.
tie Let in ths mafkrt. asarifi fhr F..I pol '' I'M
the Nss priran. iNTHrtitinu. ilafer rff"
tor az kspt a. stosk lf us at alI tHufs arr .'
in over I'D 'iirsfvni ~ les ani arv tf Zoo
buy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04
ROOMS TO LET.

Geei Cottage. Good Water. Good Location.
MISS =. H. BARRErT.
OH OrehAri, Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04

tuA - ht- irfn Nulf aIfulnif'l NN NNF ~
hls Iuir' - Probate f0r enc gounff III uN'.-N
And assumed the trust ~ Aiminisiuiar of o.
estate ~
JAMES FRENCU late ~ Porter
~ al COUNTY, derea-ci. ~ xiFing lsini A.. Pr
as nrgt. he thervfDr requests AT iff-.
n.islse,i o. ths estate - all Aeces.ei o. mhaf
lintnesiiate payment. ant ths.e shn have Any
demands theron d exhihit the same a. ,,
May ~, is-o ISAAC l. fRtN'h
TIiE sal,-crilsr herrby si,e. puhhr nafios
That he has been duly appointei ~ ~ li.i-
abb juice ~ Probate Coz ths CountY ~ ~ ~.
ann a.-smei The trust - Afminisirai'f 81 w
MOSES GAGE. late - Par..
N al County. decea-ei. by giving honi A. ".
aw direfts, he therefore rssIue-ts al rff-'.t
lnheife'i o. the estate - saii dereasesi A. nAa'
l,amciiate payment. AT those Who have any
neinanis theneon a. exhibit the same o.
May ~, is-s. GuSTANu> 4. fkAiI,
that he has len dnly api,olntei ~ n li.nof
abb juice ~ Probate fBr the Couniy - oNia...
estate %
ISAAC CHANDLER. late u Lowell
N all County, derea.ei BY giving bon a. N.
as iirrfsi she therefor' requests Al pff-.a'
lniettei ~ the estate ~ saif decessei o. mAA-
lsnmeiisfe payment. ani th0se Wa have ~
demands thercon o. eshlbit thf sane -
May ~. ls-o. OLIVE a.. CHANpLhk
rfif sub.erfbsr hersby dive. puhhe nofice
thst ~ has hen duly appoinfei By ihe lignp,
ADJ. Juire - Probate for the Coaniy ~ ohief,l,
~ s..smei the trust % Aimini.'faior OF '''
JOHN q. HIDpER. late ~ Nssieo.
IN ssit County. decessei. by irving boni A. ne
hw directs; he therefore r>laests al per-oss
immaculate payment. All rho.s wbo have sny
NAY u. isS. " asssY ". rAHK.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04

ftlE suh-r1lsr hsrsuy sdfes pablo rf
that he h,s len duly appulniei hf o. ~
hle Iuici - Probate Or thf County nf ut'Hr
AMI assumed the trust ~ AdminisiriHf "i pr
estate %
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04

A,~.pp,-. SsSGG I : : S, wv. R.. q.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04
p,PHrHERIA. scRoFvLA.

M.i..s Jaalla. a,sss,'' 81 , lsa'. I ~
~ w. ant Ms. o. G. Jai.ins. oH p,n ~,
I,pn. CURED By Dr Leaeess N.n ,n,.
Uomtsund ~ .ssry ssssfs ,.. .,.r.iisr
"a. az XXI .iei.ns hal failed Almost miracle.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04
Ne'iss .f rs,i,iss f.r Bi.sh.rg..
STATE on MAINE.

.iie.i -llERglCK &. DAVIS. Rssi.ter
II saii Count Cor saiil county ~ uN for
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04

fiit suis-crilsr hereby xiyes puhhf n.if'
That he has been duly apIointe.i ~ ~ li.nn
abb juice ~ Probate Cor ihs County ~ ~ 'll.
estate ~
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-12-12

Somerville journal; Ii there is any
thing more completely at variance
with good taste than to talk about
ones business, to boast of his skill, to
eulogize his wares, and to put his
prices on dress parade in a social party
or with a disinterested friend or ac-
quaintance, We don't know what it is.
In ordinary conversation outside
the shop to break in with, "You ought
to have seen a coat | turned out to-
day." is not overpoweringly interest
ing.
TO suddenly remark when discussing
the theater, or politics, or the news OF
the day: "Tve got the finest stock OF
imported woolens in the CITY," is in
clined to he depressing.
When enjoying bottle OF wine with
n few sartorial friends to abruptly in
form them that: 81 booked an order
yesterday for "a suit and overcoat for
Maj. Gen. Blunderbuss, is not calcn-
lated to promote hilarity.
This thing OF talking shop out of sea-
son and in social conversation is II
nuisance, and those who do it make
themselves disagreeable. They do so
as a rule, however, thoughtlessly. Bet
ter swear Off and talk socially about
anything else, mosquitoes. yellow fever,
rain, bigamy, highway robbery or bal
let dancers are better and more inter
esting subjects to discuss.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-12-12
He Could Tell EN- Every Time.

Washington Post: GLOW do | tell a
newly married coupler" repeated a
capitol guide; "why, easy enough.
There's one over there now" and he
pointed to rather gaudily dressed
pair who were strolling about the ro-
tunda and casting wistful glances into
each others eyes. "You see. there is
all the difference in the world between
people who come here to put in a few
odd hours of their honeymoon and
those who are really interested in the
sights about the capitol. Those peo-
pie over there don tcare n continental
about the statuary or anything else
but themselves for that matter. You
take them around and point out the
most interesting objects about the
building, and they will gaze upon them
in a mechanical manner for a moment
or two, and then return to the pleas
ing pastime OF admiring each other.
But then it is only human nature, and
We have no right to complain as long
as they pay for their time"
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-12-12
A Plea for the Girls.

Parents put saw and hammer, gim-
let and screw-driver in their sons
hands at IL tender age. They look
upon tools as boys birthrisht. But
a little girl is told in a Mortified tone
to put them down." to mot touch, "
that she will cut herself or pound her
fingers, and get hurt generally. But
the time is not far off when there will
be IA room in the house set apart for
the workbench, and that bench and
its tools will be as free to the daugh-
tiers as to the sons. In their fashion
able brass-hammering and wood-carv-
ing the girls have got taste" of it.
We may expect to see the carpenter
come to give lessons as regularly as
the music teacher. Why not? Eight
children out OF ten would like it better.
a dozen years hence certain trades
will be largely occupied by women.
We shall see young women at study
and work in architects offices, in wall
paper designing rooms, mixing paints
and stains and finishes and fresco
washes. We shall see the student ut
the Harvard annex emerge from her
long cOmpanionship with the "higher
mathematics" with the .'plans and
elevations" of a house in one hand
and "a ''bill of lumber" III the other
Wide Awake.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-12-12
Two Games.

Little Johnnie-Iet's play stage rob
Der. You come along and I'll spring
out with IA pist oil and take away every
thing you've got.
Little Jimme-But we haven't got
no pistol nor nuth'n like stage. Tell
you what; when you come along I'll
get you to sign paper, and then !
can rob you Just the same without IA
pistol.
"All right, we'll play Loan Agent,
if you like it better. "-Texas Siftings.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-12-12

st. Louis Republic: 1t is a remark
able fact that eighteen of the great
men and women of the world, | will
not undertake To say how many more,
have died at the age OF 81. The list
gwen below includes some OF the most
eminent historical personages of the
last 1000 years - kings, emperors.
queens, presidents. poets and soldiers.
Sciplo Africanus. Roman general,
born ls5 B. C.. died 20 Il. C..
Calius Julius Caesar, Roman general,
born 100 B. c., died II b. G.
Marcus Aurelius, Roman emperor,
born PA, died 21O A. ID.
Hugh Capet, king of France, born
$40, died 9DG
Dante, Italian poet, born 1865, died
1871.
Henry ", emperor of Germany,
born 1850. died lO6.
Saladin, sultan OF Egypt, born 1877,
died | 1873
Henry Will, king OF England. born
149l. died 1917
Philip Massinger, dramatist, born
1854, died 1910
Ueofge sayie, English orientallst,
born 1850, died 1876.
Alexander Pope, English poet, born
16SS, died 11I4.
Frederick l., king of Prussia, born
1857, died l1I3.
John Hancock, American st atesman.
born 49,, died 1893
Nicolo Paeanini. Italian musician
born 1Si, died 1910.
Maria Louisa, empress OF France.
born 1901. died 1877.
Robert Stephenson. engineer, born
1903, died 1889.
Abraham Lincoln, president, born
1909, died 1868.
Chester a. Arthur. president. born
1880, died 1856.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-12-12
Too Many Boys at a Birth.

Gen. Billy Malone does not weigh
more than los pounds. Mrs. Malone,
however, tips the beam at 225. She
has born him triplets twice. The first
time the general was in his railroad
office. A colored boy came in and old
him there was boy at the house.
The general ordered wine for those
present. Again the boy appeared and
announced the arrival OF another baby
Malone ordered more wine. \ third
time the messenger put in an appear
ance and told OF II third baby. Sen
tlemen, you must excuse me-" ex-
claimed Malone. IL am going to stop
this business"
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-12-12
Notice of Final Entry.
Land Office at Helena, Mont

Land Office at Helena, Mont
November =. 1859.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his inten-
ton To make final proof ia support of his
claim. and that said proof will he made be-
fore the clerk of the District Court oi Fer
gus county, at Lewistown, Mont, on De
ceuiber -, lss9, viz:
Charles ". Beld~a,
who made pre-enpiion declaratory state
meni No. sis2, Tor the NV, Mel, NJ
NWi, see. IL; NH NEl, Sec. II. Tp. II n.
X. II T..
lie names lhe following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation OF said land, viz: james X
shelton. George Huserman, George W.
l'uilield and John Sellers. all of Utica,
Mont.
:. w. LANGHoRNE, Register.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-12-12
DESERT LAND FINAL PROOF,

L. 5. Land Office at Helena, Mont,
October ~, 1883.
Notice is hereby given that John T.. FRYE
of Grass Range, Fergus county. Mont, has
filed notice of intention to make proof on
his desert land claim No. 1901, for the
NV, n! SWi,, See. IL; SEt NEl., NEi Sci
See. Is, TIP. IA ", X. n f.. before the
clerk of the District Court of Fergus county,
Mont. at Lewistown, Mont, on the Eth
day of December, 1889
lie names the following witnesses to
prove the complete irrigation and reclama-
ton of said land: Daniel Tyler, Thomas
Casey, Charles Frost and George Duncan,
all OF Grass Range, Mont.
;. w. LANGHoRNE, Register.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-12-12
NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.
Land Office at Helena, Mont.

Land Office at Helena, Mont.
October ~. ls>9.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his lnteu-
ton To make final proof in support of his
claim and that said proof will be made be-
fore the clerk of the District Court of Fer.
gus county, at Lewi>town, Mont, on De-
cember II, 1859, viz:
Isaac Butts.
who made pre-emption declaratory state
ment No. ss62. for the FL SCI, Sci NEt
sec. III SWt SW9, Sec. -, Tp. III ", Il. | 5
+.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land viz: Octave Lucier,
of Maiden, Mont; David q. Austin. John
Douglass and Zebreau Milot, of Lewis
town, Mont.
;. W. LAYGHoENE, Register.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-12-12
NOTlCE--TIA.BeR CULTURE ,
l.. :. Land Office at Helena, NJ r.,
November -. I~Sg.

L. :. Land Office at Helena, NJ r.,
November -. 1ss9.
Complaint having been entered at this
Office hy John Henry SHELTON against
Charles l.. >hinn for failure to comply with
law as to timber-euiture entry No. l76,
dated February II. 1853. upon the VA SCI,
SNi NEi,, and lot =. See. 3 T,,. Ii ~, r.
III T.. IN Fergus county, Mont, with view
to the cancellation of said entry; contest
ant alleging that the said claimant has
tailed To break or cause la he broken five
acres of said land the first year. or at any
time, and has wholly failed to comply
with the timber-culture law.
The said parties are hereby summoned
to appear at this office ON the 10Th day
OF January, 1s9o, at 10 O'Clock a. m, to
respond and furnish testimony concerning
said alleged failure, said testimony to b.
taken before Thomas 4. Morgan, notary
public at Dubuque, Mont, on the 2d day
OF January, 1880, AT IL O'Clock "a. m.
ii. :. HOWELL. Kece.ye.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-12-12
NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.
LANDOFFIcE. HELENA, N. T., |

LANDOFFICE HELENA, NJ. T., |
October ~ lss9.
Notice is hereby giventhst the following
named settler La, filed notice of his inten-
ton to make final proof in support of his
claim, and that said proof will be made
before the clerk of the District Court of
Fergus county, Mont, at Lewistown, Mont,
on December II. 1ss9. viz:
Charles Mclaughlin,
who made pre-emption declaratory state
ment No. 1926, for the NJ SEl,, Me-, SW,,
Sec. IL; NWii SWt, Sec. II, Up. II ~, X.
III T..
lie names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon, and
cultivation of, said land. viz: JOHN A.
J. Dawes, William I. Neiil, Thomas Y.
McCourt and Bart Brown. all of TIBET
Mont
5. W. LANGHogNE. Register.