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AUCTION SALES.
rOMOR
Auctioneer.

FOLEY. Auctioneer.
WILL SELL A LARGE STOCK OF GROCERIES,
tENnTECR RE9 SCALES, LARGE NEAT SAFE
The stock consists as follows: Can Goods Teas
Coffee Tobacco and Cigars, Wooden Ware and Crock.
sb ass at ftHss Mi ec h
TENTH, at TEN O'CLOCK AN. Dealers are in.
dfi 'ne WI" De sofa "is 5n Fes Sasones
T'HoMAs BOWLING. AuctiOneer.
EXECUTORS SALE OF WINES AND LIQUORS,
ON FRIDAY, DECEMBER THIRTEENTH. 1889.
AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK.
AT sALEsRooM,
old Brandies, Port. Sherry, Madeira Claret Wines
A few lots very old Whistles, comprising in part
vintages 1895. 1905. 1886, is4s.
Clarets 1857 to rs. consisting in quality of the
finest goods Of thsSiescription offered in this
market. Catalogues now ready.
dat THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
'INHoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
CATALOGUE SALE
OF About
1000 BOTTLES CHOICE IMPORTED WINES,
Belonging to Private Party
TO BE SOLD AT MY AUCTION ROOMS
FRIDAY,
DECEMBER THIRTEENTH, 1889,
AT HALF-PAST ELEVEN O'CLOCK.
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lib II I T HOUSE
WASHINGTON. ID. C.
WINTER RESORTS.

TINHE LURAY CAyEKNS ARE OPEN The YEAR
Il round, and visitors always md good quarters
at the Hotel Laurence. Rates 81 yer day.
nl2-lln' JOS. PARKINSON, Proprietor.
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y co. W. sTICKNEY, Auc,Ioneer. $3.50 st.

AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE UN1MpRoyEp
PkOPERTY fRONTlNG so FEET ON 18Th ST.
EXTENDED, JUST NORTH OF KENESAW AVE.
] will offer for sale ON THURSDAY, DECEMBER
TWELFTH. 1889. at HALF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK
I'M, III front of the premises lot los in Denson a
Leighton, trustees. subdivision part of Mt Pleasant
Terms: One-third cash. balance in and years in
800 deposit ct time of sale.
d7-d&ds GEO ". STICKNEY, Auctioneer
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MEDICAL, &c.


nR. LEON,
~ The oldest Established and only Reliable Ladies
can be consulted daily 4o4 st. between ~ and 6tl
SITS. u.
Prompt treatment. Consultation strictly confden
ual. Separate rooms for ladies' Medicine, So. Pills
sl. Ohce always open. div
nR. NEwTON'S EYE WATER
~ Cures eak Eyes SOre. lnfamed Eyes.
70 ceEts. AL Druggists. Wares, 18th and SITS u W
city. dl2-2m
L AIDES WHO REQUIRE The SERVICES OF Al
~ Experienced Female Physician should consult Dr
and Mrs. MlLSOA, llUo Park place IA. O., bet Is an(
Z, iith and 18th SITS, ne. Ladies only. kennedy IS
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MME. DE FOREST, LONG-EsTABIISBEp AM
N reliable Ladies MUSICIAN. be ulied DAILY
al her residence, 9Ul L st. Once hours from
tCSp In. with Ladies only. n30-tojal.
VTHAS NEVER BEEN CoNTRADICTED THAI
L Dr. bkOIhEhS is the oldest-estsblished sdverts
confidently consult DIR. BROTHERS. yO0 b ST 3 w
arucuiar attention paid to all diseases peculiar 4
!seles' married or single Forty years experience
n21-lm'
- FAD AND BE wIsE.-DR BROTHERS. gO6 b sT
IA sw., APPEARED before and made oath that he d
lie Oldest Established Expert Specialist IN this CITY
snd VIII guaranteed cure In all cases private
ZION and adylce tree at any hour OF tine day SUB
scI1bed and sworn TO before me by DR.. BROTHERS
Dlstrlct Oh Co.ilIuia, tnis y Jay OF July, 1885.
n21-lm'
MANHOOD RESTORED By USING A BOTTII
VI Or Two of DIR. BROTHERS. Inyigorating Cordial
VIII cure any case Of Nervous Debility and loss O
nerve power 1t lnIparts yIgor to the whole system
Male or female. 500 Is ST. s.w. n2G-Ims
nIsEAsEs OF sECRET.-DR CONDoRY 1FOR
~ merly assistant physician 70 Prof. DR.. Ricord O
0cl2-2m' SO 18th ST. n w.
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V. O.. Fischer
ART AND STATIONERY COMPANY.
529 18TH STREET.
FINE STATIONERY. CARD AND CREST ENGRAy.
ING
LATEST DESIGNS IN MENUEs.
ARTISTIC WORK
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flrcross ro-nAN

state election. arv held TO-DAY In se,-
ral state. ~ ths Union. bat Il i an ''ofi
YEAR. AMI Ia mosi - The states their t.
uothing u vital Importance a Issue.
Tho mo.t Interest l. manifested la the
ele,tion. ln NeS Work. ohio, Virginia
ani Massachusetts.
Polite. d. always exciting la New
Nork anil ohio. bat thc particular In
terv.t iu ohio thi. wear d. caussvl hy The
tact that thc legislature 10 D. elected
viz ch,.o.r a succss.or to senator PAYNE,
p,mecat Ohlo hss q habit ~ elect
ing p,mocutic legislature often
enough o. kc,p Que Democrat la the scn-
ate. hi. 0. an incvnsi.ieut and unwar-
rauis,i procc.iing Tor good Hepahh-
can state. anil II g. o. - hoped that THE
year the established pr-'~ieut wlll T.
broken.
Th- coutr.i in Virgins attracts aiten-
ton hccsu.e The last elcction showed
that the Old Dominion Was 80 neafl,
Republican a.. Co. he SERIOUS threat 9"
the .olidiiy q the >ouih. 4 little
stronger pail. ani .he D. ours. N,igof'
ou. campaign ha. bccn carried Goa hy
bath partie.
90 cours. no one has any doubt how
Nas.achu.etis viii ~. though The p"n-
ocrats have c,rrici on au active cam
palgu. rcrhsp. The fcaiur, ~ the cloc-
ton Whi,h has al. much Interest a. an,.
d. the method ~ balloiing Tho "Aus-
traihu ballet viii have its hr.t "Nten-
.i,e trial In thi. couutry. aud The result
vill b, closely Watched
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wv -
nssr- 80 shlpsrsck AL E.llsn, r.-rus
al h.ssIofi, hAss
Hs-,ou A Eft~u. ~col is.i.r. q fhl.isl
Iha. hav. tsiIs'i 90 ,aoso
Dion Bourioauh has t---n ordered - y-y
hs diyur~i -ls $50 sliuiony monthly
TIE MfsongshslA arrival o. Nan Fr.Bei-o
9TH The r,tnain. q capt Shruanslsr
RuiSrr, c.ll.s. eafsrr~i the degree q
LID ugua Hon william wsIisr PhslTs
As-isiani Ss-r.,.ry q rtAt> whsr,ou 70
slowly recovering frusn a. attAck - slos
fever
Postmaster Cor. - Bc-,on sisoo.iss the
s-.lrtihg = for-lsn nlAis on N. s,s-m.hips
nils In transit
Ths pr--lisui Ia. sgF-oinisi John Fi-li
I.-inAs,.r 81 Philadelphia. vi~ william y
Hautty. r.u,ov~i
hsAhi that J.y Gouh prcyo--. - r~ras-
s,ruct snd iner.ass tn sf''ci.Dcy q the Ns-
Yors sl~vaissi ru~is
Michael. .li.. Henry Ei~.ris ". run
over and kill~i mar Gof's FALLS, n IL lie
~as Ir1lahly trying 81 steal riis.
Tie n-- la sugar s doc " ccu,ingent
manufacturers c-as,ns 20 al. IN order to
cIunisr.ot "b~ar' oIsraiion. In Lro,ioa-
y ", has l-.n r~'.i.~i IN Hartford u the
dsath In Slringneid. No. q Hsary c. White,
fortnerl, lieutenant oommsn.lsr I. \ y.
Secretary Tray -lli ara. uI.n cungr--. the
aioltio q I".itiv. policy 9TH resArd "
tbs oT-uing q navy yards ions sno. c!o>ri
The sffcrt q n. sdmis.ion % ths ns-
states may l. summed ~ - robbins Ns-
York q Der prust.se a. arblisr u the IoliiI'
cal fuTtunss % Oh, whole country.
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DANIEL WEBSTER AND Trt OXFORD
AOuSI

DANIEL WEBSTER AND Trt OXFORD
-OUSC
ris oll oxford llousc a. frehurg
.ay. Edgar l.. Wakeman la The Eastern
Arrus. va r. huge rambling afair. blk
La rhuuh. covered With dounrr Win
Inus. fruufe,l Uiih huge tWe-sinrN Nvr-
audas. surrounded hv mammoth trrys,
aud PROV idei With uumhsrless nooks.
crannir.. cupboard. aud delightful cor
mere in fact. hhyrinih 20 gunlnincss
and rvposr. u Was the ancient great
siagv-cuach rrsori hstNceu Portland AMI
the White Mountains, and IT, Won
|iruus ru,.d rhrrr aud h,suuiruusness. A.
veil as IL Remarkable housekeep"f,
Molly Rrrp strr. q direct descendant 20
Ili-r HrrW.trr 81 The Nav foeer. Nrrv
the pride aui huasf ~ All northern New
England. Iyehurg folk, however, 80
thr greatest store hy the Tact that thr
nld oxford House ~. uncv The home
q Daniel Webster. just - YEAR, ago
Webster lstame principal 20 the little
Frvehurr Academy. MI. .tipeni permit
ting him to hoari. AMI Ia some degrv-
% .tate Zoe thos- time, AZ tn then an
cirnt ONforl House. History l. silent on
The subject. beat wehsicr's room "a the
tavern vas -o frequently p-rNaici With
the fascinating o.iDr a New England
rum. that many other men ~ great brain
tnd paunch Wrrr attracted thiiher, aud
Nillaer legend. have u that many a time
verv .aturuala held within h. barred
windows aud duors. IN old fry"hurgrf
with whom converted, and Shose elder
hrother had h~en q pupil uudcr Webster,
recalled the fact that When the "gud-llkr
DANIEL appeared GA Monday morning
with ahoui thrvc Inches - rum A.
hraUyr." hi. Voice Was Ike a clap 20
thunder. AMI the oration. on moral r~cti-
.tude With which under these circum-
STANCES b. alNay. preiaccd hi weekly
Iuiir.. we're something 80 sirntorian
and awful that the horn - the stsgr
Announcing the midday arrival Nas
''clsan beat out" by the pc,iagogue' :
Tremendous roaring.
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Mss MATTE MAXIM.


49, - 49, 80 -
Miss Maitis Maxim l. Que 20 our most
energetic aud talented Young musicians.
~hr vas horu Ia the town % Paris, Me.
~h~ revived no musical Instruction until
f. few wears ago. The first time sh~
touched a musical Instrument she played
q piecv through CORRECTLY that some ~
ths family had h--n practiCing for
months Thr only Instrument In the
houss VA an old melo,ieou. bat he after
Wari. came into possession ~ guitar,
and az the agv ~ twelve. without the ali
uf teacher 90 book. attained a degree 20
xiii which Was considered wonderful.
BEING thrown upon her own resources
Tor support when very Young. she taught
.chool in her native town, bat this b.
came very distasteful. her poetic soul
longri for music and after teaching
Tor several years, she went 90 Portland,
Maine. wherv alihough an eutirr stranger,
he soon had pupils enough 10 pay her
expenses. IN consequence 20 illnr.. she
was obliged o. return home Tor a season,
beat in the year ls>o. went o. Boston 10
try her fortune there. she engaged
With a concert company aud travelled
for year. then returned aud settlcd
Ia Boston a.. teacher ~ guitar - being
The only teacher ofthat Instrument therr
AZ the time, with The eXc~ption 20 the
veteran ". l.. Hayden. While Ia
Boston Miss Maxim became associated
With Prof. " :. Ripley. ia cousinl.
the greatest living composer ~ hand
mI.ic. aud also organized concert
company u i've Young ladies, which Vas
entirely successful. At the time they
Werr obliged Ca dishand, on account 81
the Illness ~ one % the company. they
cancelled sixteen enga gemeuts. la lSs5,
Miss Maxim removed With her family Ia
Cambridge. Mass. AMI opened the Pre-
paratory school % Music, which has b.
come an Institution ~ Cambridge, and
very successful. At the same time she
organized another concert company 81
i've Young ladies, which i meeting With
great succes., aud az the present time,
flling an ngagemeut for the season al
the remigeWas.et House, Plymouth, y.
m. In addition 90 being flne instrument
taiist. Miss Maxim possesses a rich.
strong contralto voice and has filed a
position In one % BOstOn's finest church
-. She arranges most Of the music for
the orchestra 81 which she i conductor.
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MARRIED..

In Ns',h Norway. at ~. wcsibary Ru'ssl
ant Lillian Hal.
On Wet Sumnsf go. ~. by ~ :. 'ohufn
fsl seorgr n leung ani Mr.. isal-ia 4
Mashhufu. l-th - Moth Paris
IN Otfsri. go. q. by Rev ,. ". ksnnison
ssmusl ~ Ision sni insf y. farris. both 81
DNfsri
u Porter. o,t. y. IIeny Frvnsh snd Ksti'
lrNurh.
On south waterford. ust -. by 4. rurhsten
lswsilyn Nilieu All Mar D. Rice. hoth Of
Waterfowl
IN Sou,h ran.. ot o. by Rsv 4 e.. Fits
leshas u kilsorr - Ne~ry, ant Mr.. Abbis 4
Meme ~ >uuih Paris.
Ia ~suih Paris. tst Fth. hy Rsv. 4 q. ntf
frank \. ~harsn ani Miss Laura D. Cnfuri
hsth - south Ians.
In 1.ansa.tsf. y. ~. Mr " l.. whitney Of
Bsthel. ani ME- lIumA Hossbruok - LaneAstsr
In Rumfori. 'st. D. i~-s. by NJ y huisht
vi Nf lnos 4 fanum ~ Miltnn Plantation
ani ME- Mar D.. chit - frsnknn flahtation
tu uxfuri. oSt g by ksN. D. ". henni=un
samuel tAton AMI Inca PARTS. hoth ~ OXFORD
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state. aud describing It, situation, BrO,h-
er Eastman remarks;

STATE auu uf-fftnhhg " rloattons nf"th-
er Eastman remarks;
No more favorable conditions exist In
the world Zoe making prohibition a sue
crss than here. Net az the present term
~ court nov being held at Paris there
are morc men up for selling whlskey
than have been arraigned In Anoka
County for thi. offence In a doSen years.
7. Talking with Que 20 the he-t
Informed attorneys II the state he said
that the law WAS ~ strict that Il was
practically imperative. II u almost Inn
possible o. dad a Jury ~ twelve men
who viii lind the seller guilty when the
penalty l. imprisonment.
Evidently the court In Anoka County
has not done much liquor business In
the last dorm years, a. al the last term
u court Ia oxford County, just Two men
were lndictei for selling liquor. This In
a county having a population % 1'c",
AFTER a vacation of eight months. And
though conviction l. ~ difficult Ia 80
curr. AZ least Que ~ the men Indicted
promptly took up hi rrsidenc, In an
other state. whcncv h. shows mn disp"-
.iiiou 10 return.
That the prohibiiory Law absolutely
prevent. thc ale u liquor M one as
serts. The Laws against hrceny and
murder. whether mild or severe, have
never entirely sioPps-i stealing aud Kill
ing. In the mo.t orderly community.
Rut that The lav rvstricts the salc morr
than any ether form possibly could. the
people ~ Maine .lncercly helisyr. they
have no disposition Ia try ANYTHING else.
Nni we venture the assertion thot no
Main. man. however prciudic~d. can ~
founi. ~ no can 49, such wonderful ~
suits from prohibition a. arr percel,e'i
a. cursory glancc hy ewes trained With
q frs year. 20 rr.iieu,'c In Minnesota.
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nrs.rx.rn.s NOTICE.
o,,tc, 40 rH. sHpHIIF 90 OxIoED Coz
sTAIl DF MAINE

OgItsE 40 rHF sHEHIFF 90 ONtokD COUSrt
STATE ~ MAINE.
OXFORD .. Paris. >oy. 4. 4. u. I've.
This l. o. give >otiee. that on the zen day II
Nov, 4. u. Ia. q Warrant In Insolvency "a.
lssussI cot ~ the Count ~ Insolvency fOr saii
CeuutV u OSfsrl against the estate % Jeremiah
H. grastn. of NORWAY, sljuigr,l O. ~ an lnsolteni
I,eltor on t<tition - sali Deltof With lstitiOn
vas ALL os ths 18th day - at. A. ID. ls-s, a.
which last nsnle, dsie Interest On claims l. o. -
essaputs.i. That the aymsnt - any sisla- snd
the delivery ant transfer OF any pfvpeuy 10
h,nsins 81 aid dsitor D. him or Tor hi use, and
the delivery ant transfer - any property by
him arv forbidden BY law. That q nesting ~
the Crelltors % said Debtor O. pruse their deits
sni ebo-l.s one OF more Asslxnecs - hi estate.
will ~ hell At . Count ~ Insolvency, O. te
hOlien AZ Paris IN sAii Counti, on the esh day
% New A. u. l--s, 81 nine o'elnrk In the fore
noon.
Given under nay hand the date hr-s above
written. -
a. Messenger o. the Court % Insolvency for said
County ~ oxford.
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eoRs

n Nor-sy. o.t >. - n. -ifs ofc " Horne
=
~ Grea-~-i. a., y. g. ihs wife - Gsorer
Tuhhs. . haughtsf
o. Tast Hrusadsti. at o. ~ sifs n TIA
To- Nsffvn. tslns e snn AIT daughter
~ hasun. st "a. o. 4 y nfusu ani site. =
sun. o. f-sunfis
IN Ns.on. 80 . g. ,s~sn wsksr ani wifs.
q slu
IN ~rnYth tuuntt' Nirgtnia. 81 o. o. ~ sifs
- . n Iuikins . ssln Ifisin IuErnsI
u Waterford 80 a.. D. IN sifs ~ wilham
n. Ken. daughter.
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DIED.

In Norway. Oct !. Mr.. Lucy rro-i. asci =
years.
o. Nsfway. ot -, Mr.. sarah j.. wife u
issAr saunders. ar-i a. YEAR.
In Rsthsl ,st "a, Aiisu NJ, oniy son u ~
~sri q. AMI N b chsmi.eriin. as-i ~ YEAR
and months.
In Newry. at. q. Georss q. Aihsr,on. ssei $
year- an,t months.
In rsr.. OCi II. rr,p,i.. Msllsn Colburn, sge.i
In hssIasli, ost p. Mr..B.F. chase.
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srArE ar MAINE. :

OXFORD, So Court % Insolvency. nir.i
"wednesday % OCT 4. u. ls-s. In the mat
Ter u AMAsA u. Robins. In.olyent
psltOr.
VTi. hsreby orierc.i, That Retice he given ~
i All persons Interested In the settlement ~ the
account of Merton l.. kiml,all. Assignee u the
aI.o,e- nsmssi Insolyent Debtor. by causing q
cow Of this Orsier a. he publishesl two weeks,
sascs-siyely In the a. fori Democrats Newspaper
printed az Paris In sait County, that they may
APPEAR at Count Of insolvency % lie he'll h the
probate Court Roam on the thirl Wednesday of
Nov newt 81 nine o'elock In the forenoon. and
b< heari thereon, ant Object N they eee cause.
GEORGE A. WILSON, Judge
A rue eopy--Asssst III. G. DAVIS, hsgtsssr.
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NOTICE.
Pren,iss Library Corporation.

In conformity with the prayer ~ seven petition
err members. ~ the al-1Fe Cunuratiuns Tor =
mestlng - saii corporation, ] hsreby nputl
surh corporation o. met "a the sehoul house Ia
ssh,-sl ,il.tfiet 10. D. in tie tuwn - Paris, uu
-atariay. the twenty thiri day ~ Nov. lssi. a
ans ocit-k a. N. Tor The puuo-s - choosing a
lzoari - orrsers a. sIssihci In Tie bylaws ~
The corporation. AMI o. tnnsat any ether
business whifh may cssfne heforv saii tneeting.
JOIiN a.. CRAWFORD, Cisrk.
North Paris Nov LET ls-s.
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pfuminsnt q. 4 " Nstsfan sriiss
Having u.s,i nslr. -sr.arsrlla In my family
q s,--i deal in IN psst tso ysaf.. csanos hnh
-uris O. sspr,.. my sppr-,iaiinn - n asa hl'--i
ms,iisins bsnsys n b. - M hsst prvparation
In tis mafAst. Any one usins ~ii 10 q on's
ruayiucs-i - its nisfits. " sfoNl
Dover. Ne. APriiit -.
ANnRO>E EyAN- nHTwTH. NJ
q have lea srrat sufersr frlm iIumof in
~ -tsaaeh. have uiei year. fsr hslp ~
tlu,e. MY liver AT kiinsys have i-sn afe''si
by a. irssansraniia la voulierful rums.iy
Z have takrn u sn.i san ssi n.isisspin prars W
tasaash L. 81 nueh impruscl that fosl uts q
sell nan"
Lamar norrLrs ONLY so cE>rs.
~ RoHissoS. D.. Apstheray. Proprietor.
nanspf. Miins
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Saturday. ss,. o.

NV
Mrs ssr.h Goldsmith dbl 80 sewburrh,
n. Y. aged loo y.srs
Millionaire John PiaasiniOn of Mn-sai-s
Ia 81 the yuin, 10 death.
CAln--. hlshhlnisrs INDUCED m . patehsi
bsttls In Fan franclsro
A wealthy D~troi, man sstti>s . ere~rh u
prumi.. sui, by paying tao'o
rh- rfinc. % wsis. and HE en- Prime
oeprss, din-d 9TH the lth~iivs
tn. Western B.s- Hall s>rcistioa invi'ss
minor le.guss ~ form an alliance
Nahonss ssmyaign msthcs all bs viGor
oasly comtst,~i ~ thu Democratic
iccomo,iv. snsinssrs 81 Denver. Colo, 70
fas~i IN siopt srtici~s - federation
Thity-oss Ss,ss.a colsS~i rio,sv -srs
sIr-.,~i On their arrival 90 B-liimor,
rh~r -.. . d~,r->s % Inos. than nine
millions In the public d.bs In or,ot-r
Canada = moving ~ s~ruv r~apruc>i
t.is rvls,ion. Nth "a. i--laDi islsni.
frv.li.nt IIsrrisnn he's syy.plni~i THURSDAY
Nov -. a. The naiicn.i Thanksgiving day.
10 u rsyoFt~i the, thru e., u sno- he's
fsII~a 10 Colgr-io durisx the PAS, thru days
IN. -or.,.ry q ser oil asa co1sr.-. "a
provide for tho sppoin,nsn, Of an assistant.
Es.frr-li-n, Cleveland s-ai . ls,s~r ~
Kings county D~mo-rs'ie mas m~~,ins 81
Brooalyn.
Brts.-i,sh. the sIleSei Ras<An o<hesS
In Sss Yors no-, Il oh@rs~i Nth ssaliss
thru rings
Too thoa.sai lsilaas On tAs wlnd Rive
reservation In Wyoming -. r~Yor,~i IN
is.Isrs,s strata
Congr..snsa are sspsss>< ~ aTriv. Ia
Washington -sTller than usual tbs year o.
sccouRi 20 the sI>.ksfsAip oaDSw
10 10 o.ani-niiy s,si~i thai M Alton rail
rt..l b. maxim. Q n-- frame sSr-msnt 9Th
the Kansas division q The unloa r.csc
Ch.Fl~. Adams - barA.. VI, sh.sai y
yr.r. 81. ga INSTANTLY silled 81 tls la.
.umT-tc r,.d Ne -ss lyihs ga the tr.es
Tho -hona.~ rr.nsiin pisros % Csi.ls
Ne 9TH t.cno sorth 20 luml-s for hsv.rly
Ma, -sui .slsor- ga CsEs fouOls rhs 4
fuli q vsief
TIE Young Msa, ChristisA associates
dir-stou q holJoss. Ma, have sioy,~l
I.ans for "a s--.-iailon bulliins nV. .ior.~.
81, Va cst ttth
Tie s-rrv,ary 20 "a. treasury Ia. az
pointed Jsms. ws.si..i. Jr. s.gp-r - N.
ilsht st@,iun ., Colchester lts-f. Vt. w.
Augustus f.ri. r--lsn~i
To Evsnins san say, that ne v.n,isrbil,
interests I'LL cairhuis s1>o.ouo o. ,h.
Ns- Yufk worlis Far fund. Instead u
s.'osD. q. hsr.,oior. shRouBo~i
The f.ilur. - he oc,ciAls q "a. us-ly
admitted stats IA csmply 18th th. term. o,
almis-lou 10 The oau-> fcr M yrvsAisn,. 10
lay In -ruiinf Out his proclamsiioa
H-inssisr U-nsrsl walsmai-r IA. sia
plsi~i .rrans-ussut- -hsr.by for,isn mai
fr,sn h.'ou eau 10 mt In clo.~t Ioach->
dlfvctly o. The sisam-fs 81 Ssv YOfs
lev ~ Reilly. ir-.mr~ u M irs
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tn Natlon.l isagps suthoriti-s In ireland
ths sum q fs,oo ooil. In AHn.sio.
M Eii-n toll ID. ,por'-S q he illa.
tsi~i Ns-, In lao,ioa that h- reserves On
sv-r-sv q loo litter. daily. many q -hlch
ooaiain o'.rs u sarrisxs -fsa b. dsush isr
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rhar.dsy. os,. 81.

A tam bslon.ing a. Jo.lAtvo.i q Mslr-.,
Ma. va burnsi The lo-- -ss tsoo
Marshall Jordan. .tor. Ia Harrison. Ne,
-ss r.bl~l q tico In money AMI socds
Tho Csuirv Meth dis, church % Newton.
Mas. c-i-br.t~i iis twenty nth snniv.t.
sary.
Thousands o, I--opls In North ani Sosth
Dakota arr r-Forts-i D. - ga the v.us. q
Starvation
The corner s,oae 70 the .oldier.' memorial
arch In boooklyn, vas formally laid, ~ith
imposing c-r-monies
Jams. Pckari. msrrhsnt ami miller u
Eicisr Ont. has male an assignmsnt liz
liAblli,i-. are $1,000
Char - i.insots Is rrluiliing his buttsr
tub and sil factory ., Bro~nhsli. Ne. that
sas burned As, summer
Judgv ThomI.on u the suy-riOr court,
Massachusetts,, de-id~d that u IL lawful b.
too a Vr~-el "a sunday.
ChATle. T. Beansit. assistant secretary -
state Zoe lihosis Islani. las b--sn Ali up four
week. by ialury done bis ankle while -res,-
linz.
Professor J. W. santurn q Glmanton. n.
H.. nil sIs-k at forty fAunsp' institutes 70
b. Aeld by the New Yoh Agricultural
soeisty
Tie Andovsr-ysls club bslk its sr,h an
nual banquet at Ssw Haven Tossts and
gssches by m>mbcr. " AndO,er seminary
and Vac were made
The grand counAndsry q knight. Ten
plars az Ma--Achust is aad Rhcie Island
- - IL - IA. ..l 4. "a Va.
sonic temple, In Boston
vios Prssiissi Morton. secordins 70 .
washingtnn Is,,.~, has determined 20 lccsis
permanently In that city Ne has invested
t3ao0O In he new ho,sl there
A monumsnt " IN. memo<y o. 0eu. Gear
Rodney, one q D.iA.srss sisnep q Tie
Declsrsticn u lndeyssieass, vas unssilsi
In the pr-.-ncs u spo p~spls at Dover. Del.
Tie new novel BY W. W. Aston. tbs MIL
bonsirs diplomat AMI author, IL very oorrect
ami pictureslus historically. bat Oh. eonver-
sations and the movemsni u the drama are
rather stiltei and artificial
Friasy. ssv. 4.
The reported suffering In the Dakotas b
aid " have b~en greatly sragg~sted
Rev. warrsn Goddard. oss % the thrss
oldest surviving . Harvard grsiuatss-a dad
The German man-of.war KAi-sr, with En-
psrur William of Germany CA bard. hft the
firseua
The Figaro says the rsmor Of the bstrothL
Of the ssarewitoh 10 Princes Marie Of Grs~s
10 unfoundst
The railway system In Jamaica has bssn
sold 70 IN American ysdicats II oonsis,s
Of only GO i-2 mica
The Columbia irun vorhs Of Baltimors
have ben awarded two cruisers, presissly
the same, for t6i2. so Zach. ami claim there
h good profit at this Ir.os'
The eighth annual national convention %
the womens Home Missionary sccisty OF the
Methodist church beyanat Indianapolis with
nssv thAs - dslsSsts rsssA
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smiley Brothers, Norway, will move
thelr dry aud fancy goods stock Into
their new store. Nov. Sch. aud have a
special sale Thursday. Nov. Eth. Make
plans O. come % Norway Nov. 'th.
See their advertisement.
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A s.nsihls Man

xoahi 49, Kemp's Bal.am Cor the Throst and
Lang. II l. curing more cases % Coughs. Colts,
Asthma. BrOnchitis, Group ant all throat aud
luns troubhes than am other meiistne. The
prOprietor has authorized any druggist 60 give
700 . sample bottle fKKK b. oQnvinss yoe u the
merit % thls great rsmsdy. LArgs bsstiss 80.
and o..
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A Great surpriss

!. In store Tor al who Ne Kemp. Bslssm for the
Ihroat AMI Lung. the gresi qua rsnteesi renesiy
Nouh you believe that u Il soi on IL merit.
ami thai any druggist IL authorized by the pro
prtetor Of this wonderful vmesiy 90 give you q
sample scs,ls frss' J, ns,tr "a. y cure ses =,
~ AZ drngSssts.