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The advocate., 1890-03-13
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A. LIBRARY I'M ITSELF.
by w. 8. MORGAN.

The great necessity the education Its only
hope iB 10 light We must not only
educate but must educate properly The people hght the
lagging and the wne trust because they sec plainly
the nquty Of the system. other trusts in exist
ence nature and& thousand times
dangerous the Republic that causing but little alarm
Why Is hlsH education The money trust is the
giant Of trusts From i" abundant resources oil other trusts
draw their The Vaccinations OF this giant OF
giants are scarcely Ryou would know the dlabocal
schemes which this combination more powerful than Con-
gress pacced rob the people, read MOrganS new
book aHlsoy Of the Alliance and The Impending
Revolution" o this wriHon has
many subjects in so mastery manner tcoveS
ground struggle between labor and corporate
capital and discusses fully the great Issues thatmuat determine
destiny people and nation. Hh% mettheAeSry
approval ndOrementO the principal officers Of the Wheel
and Alliance and 10 and LAboren Union. The fol-
lowing testimonials evidence the high character OF tho
work;
The following endorsing "otO o Wheel and Alliance end
Impending Revolution blythe National body Wch mot al SIL
December 3d. 1889.
WHnAs Brother Morgan History Wheel and Alliance and
WunRnA history the leading and most eminent
WunnAS This Convention recognizes Of the book
of the great principles Of our Ordor
Therefor
Bn RESOLVED reliable history Of tho
its principles and cOmm'ndt to all members of the
Order
members Senamesa printed
We special pleasure commencing this book tOa
desiring information regarding tho History Of tho Wheel and Alliance ana
EVAN JONES President FarmCv' and LObOrors
MOcRAoKN P National Wheel and VCoo' Farmers and Labor
w. MICUE President Farmers National Alliance and
h CLOVER! President Kansas State % Alliance
s. Kentucky
J.E QUCKsALL, President Kentucky State Alliance
President Missouri Farmers and LGborers Union
M. HUMPHREY, supt Cold National Alliance
J.H MCDOWELL Tennessee State Alliance
W. TUCKER Tennessee State Union
J.F Member National Executive Committee r. &Lu
A. Secretary National Farmers and LabOrerS Union
BROWN Secretary Kentucky State Wheel
B. A. Tennessee State Union
TANNER, and Laboron Union
ia and Laers Union
RADOWDY, Editor Arkansas Economist
MNOLEN, rmRn Board Tennessee State Union
National Lecturer \. A. &LU
The full cloth bound leOr'd guilt wish
h postpaid address the low price Of S EzVs
territory Address all orders for books or further particular"
w. S. S.MORG-A1N,
Hardy, Ark.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-11
A GOOD SUGGESTION

The suggestion % Gen. Mitchell, In
nj. circalar pahlish~i clscs herr, rvgari-
Ing the Organization % state Veteran
Association. 9th r,-aniou. a Camp
Keycs.~ the state muster ground. ~
think 3. a god one. The only disad-
vantage % such an arransvtneui will D.
that ths veterans Nil iosc The novelty
- meeting Ia a new placr every YEAR,
While CA ths other hani the eNpcuse wiil
D. much le.s. aud by holding ihe ~
unions ~ the various as.oCnti"ns ~ m"
same tlin.. Ia y,u ~ made much pl'''s-
antsr than by having them separately.
ten. Mitchell l. 80 couhdcut ~ .ucc~ss
that h. asa. Zoe % financial all In inau-
gurating m. eutrrpr,ss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-11
A RsvARslBls OFFER.

Fof several years a Seli known Boz
ton business house has made persons
keeping poultry, feS or many remarka-
bic offers Of premiums payable In gold,
some a. high a. ffty dollars Ia the flr.t
aud not les. than i've dollars Ia any
winner % a premium. The bet thing
about those Offers, Was that the pre-
miums have always been promptly paid
a. agreed LA gold coin. fifty dollar
premiums DO not grow on every bush
a. the old saying Il, aud Ne have me-
doubt % many Who competei for them,
the amount received came Ia handy To
help pay the necessary bills IL a hard
winier. or II not, bny some luxury that
the family absolutely needed, bat other
wise could not sf'ord. The same firm,
I. :. johnson a Co., - Custom House
street. Boston. Mass. authorize Va Ia
state that they have prepared an offer Of
similar premiums this yer, with one
very important improvement and that u,
so that the fir-t winner stands a fair
chancc With others of getting one hun
drei aud ATTY dollars In gold premiums.
Why, that Il as gooi as hfty dollars
Ter mouth for the three winter months.
It's wurth trying for any way. johnson
a Co. will send full particulars free 10
any tsrsou sending them their address
on q p,stsi card. These premium Offers
are made In connection with the Use Of
sheriiAn's Condition Powder TO make
hens lay.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-11
THE WEEK IN MAINE.
rnt Most IMPORTANT STATE NEWS
BRIEFLY TOLD.

palla. Slmmon. of Monhegsu hung
himself o. trv.. NJ asslsuahlc cAusr.
Ito Governor aud council viii give
hearing Ia the matter 20 state rvfnrn-
atory Tor Sumcn. the siih Int.
IN agri womnn. HONOR flynn hy
name. While Walking GA = railrad track
iu Min.low. Nas struck bN train and
ALLIED.
Mrllsn IlaNss "a Harrington Nas gor-
"a by a llui.tein ball that b. Nas lead
lag. ani 80 .-riou.ly lniarv,i that u y
fs4r,-i h. - 100 do.
NJ. \. \. Nicker.ou II Hanger Nhs
instantly kill-i by the accidental dis-
charge II a gun. while hunting Slih hcr
hus,and ou lnishaN Pond.
charlie. Mckenzie. employed az n
" lkiug boz. on the Phillip. and Range
ley Railroad. was run over BY a train,
bath lex, beiug crushed.
IIuu. Luther a. Webb. clerk ~ courts
Tor Somerset 1ouuty, has fv-lguet his
l.,.iiion on acCount 20 90 health, and
t,uytruor Burleigh has appointed Newell
". Braineri % Fairfield Ia al the ~
auCy.
The laN court has rendered decision
On tilc noted Tor notoriousl fcltomah
bridge cass between piitsf~ld and de-
troll. Ia. decision I. Ia favor ~ liits-
fsld.
The state Valuation Commission met
"Wednesday "a h-gin ca the returns ~
l~po. n !. expected that their work
will last pretty nearly through the se--
sion % the Legislature.
n a cltif-ns' meeting Ia Bangor to
consldcr the question IL establishing
Cily hospital, -is.0p "a. pledged la all
yancy, aud a committee Nas appointed
o. secure further Subscriptions.
\ man la the town % China "a. .ey-
eral wears ago promised Gin of years
subscription 10 the kenneb.c Journal
~hsu d. could look With parental pride
upon hi twentieth child. lie has claim
Ell aud reviewed the gin reccnily.
The new wing 20 the Maine General
Hospital l. nov up aud about covered
la. When completed II Nill very nearly
double the accommodations Tor patients,
and give a more finished and ornate APP
pearsnce a. this noble ballding.
Gu the evening of ct. Jl.t, two Isw-
ision men. Eben llou aud George ".
Ham. started for a Temperance meeting
= frN mile. out from the city. The
night va. very dark aud they could see
their way with great difficulty. sudden
Ia th- whole team seut over an embank-
msut aud rollci a. the bottom. Mr..
Ilorr diel from hi. iniurie. and Mr.. Him
1. thought 10 be hopelcssly paralytc,l.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-11
EASTERN ARGUS.

,.,,.ios.. ,nsa aad famiis. - uainc as me day .
81 The wrsa whifh osais slth nttir ~ ~ frgslsf
~ thsa dos this OBJ fnspt - tiie Ieops. fof
over fuar SOW ysars-slnce l-u-Wsay uiofs
than ~ ga. cal aihfinsnt ~ hunsh NC, hAs "
f.min.r fsfm len piarssl isrforv ths pub.lc. fhs
Argus has Euswn ant pfusIsfci In AL uss-"
year. an.l today stanis utthssui I-sr sia"nf
IT, nss stag-f. ~ hains. u 4. a. hsrtDtofv.
,.-fssy "a NV uiakss ~ .-th annuai snsounss'
,.snt b. H. tisaasanis ~ pstruo. And Wills ~.
s-si sofk Ia tis pat wl - faithfuiiy oontnue-.
nsw fsatafcs Will - sldci ffOtn time o. uine,
uhk n will. no stuait. ~ gvHsfuuslg aprfrsiairis
Tho Argus IL ul.sral IA "a pillcy ani stu .tssrs
nsitef Isains nsr esI-o-s o. Eiss ~ resser. sss
morning. by Telegraph aui sabte The lmp1ftant
event. Ia thls AMI f"fssin cnantfies ant shh 'hs
r,.tsa.ieut. wtnIst.oit with sIesisi safe al mai
ter IL pablo intsfvst la our own AMI ether
~tates
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-11

"IIsnai Ton oisi 20 .ss zee. ga fslg.
a.. slailssf tsa yFsfs sisrs us ~Frs rsFfifd -
aa-u ist,s have O. stI-fFuss r-ssiins h'-
-Oai 49,. $3.50 49, .. s.s.i .i-.y. .ssi-
lss .s-stsIs. ssAt srost
N,a -,.i ..si .sassihisg ssoF, % =, -.'''
TT poatYes''
VI. ~ gss.. sat - y ~ rs.''f
stared b tssP as-h sIJ>sss. At 80 lll sa's
la nssn al .lss tIfei - .stint al usss'
Natins .a.tAinr q .ho- o. n Les ioa' ~f.
da-s sr-st al 80 i.sasd as hspV' 90 yss>n 7"
"tthIas az 4. al ~ az ssssosalts iea.--
tNaa .nyoss ,,,' kss-, -, 80. sl-''. .sf.
Fst.'ng ~ -ith sus.s dslnif eunififssfs hat
"a. - tAs reaaf1ft at hsssty - 80 ttls lous,
sti 49,. si-sf. asfry s.s isfs Nhsn ! AZ
zoe ,Au's ~ sssrvi'' 1T thiuk I've 30.
sossrra ~ .ssftt whsn 20 n,srist, - bsth
49, .s .kSuii have a. 10 ,sf. ssfsfai, BAT so
nsts go tes1ifisri 80 .ouhl hats tsy Nsrsfirs.
Al 49, ga. rfhi .oslls Z q viihosi u ~.
80 isr do4h,s ~ .ap-cfgtiaa 20 ". is.i
Il t,s.thsf fru ~ tl'is- Bsgs q ~ at soft
~ .oris. k.sp s-lf kssfs ioasr 90 syuai..i.
., iaplftsst sssai. al .ksffc nsitsf. lssY.
-. ,.s.isi - tk.i css IA u..is'sAhaihgif ~
.hsi :. so.ss "a ~ 80, :. .i..i. ,,,i.. 81.
uas-.sl hsf dfv..s. 49, thass 90 Va ssiiffsa.
ct 80 -. ,i hst faiisrt. ios nathlrf -iih 10
ssg.fin. snt - ssssd ios sssn y. "a. - sgs
.hA ~ c,sap ', essg l.;'.. e.r.s,sd = ~.
MAJ .pH1sTful Nsrsfins sh'"
"T~uF-.f's Tsnls ksrafitf. SOD
"Nksit W. tksis stat ~ ~snisi ~ bsf.
shd tsIi kss n -. e. stifssssancs
wei NJ fried. hats y hffs va male .
Rad ual.,sss. ard 90 yuse hsiisf 'esuff ss
,sss..a tsa IL tale Yvl' 'sah' firti hs's.
"a ut .if.s arrs4rt' $40 hlanf O. have thina
20. o. N tiss 30 90 iia ~ssidiur usti ssh.
NJ guli -sisA "a. n. Ir,nl... a. =, E-iiiss
Upsriah ufrsss roty With tts rss Irvfu' an
La 90 siae. The tiFgssi thlrg ct lfyoa di'nt
.ss IN sksf - .sni. Ynl'ss onlf q ~tits 10
~ plhii.hsr sri tsl Ain Asi Yul -sni, 80
u l.s tsrk hsnasf - . nrs fsffiars, arf ~ - w
raks st.sis terms fnf fei fihsf 90 riuh - fnf
rart cs.h Itsfiss .ah.frihs rirti % snd safpF,ss
NJ. Ts,rn. Ouls sffsa fs.f-~ ~ ssss tfv tirnss
thst in "a rssuihs of ssud iossnis dir.st - re
p1hi.hsf, " Isnslng. I~uasf~st IS Easi Nh
S,r.s,. Me- losk 90 's-CiHssn ecpy soniAininS
- Irsuniam l1sl"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-11
NEW LAW FIRM

Il. uerrick. E.q, - Bethel. h'.
taken into partnership Ellsry &. Park.
Esq.. the name % the hrm being Her
riek a Park. Mr. IIerrick nocis no
word - Introduction O. the people oi
oxford Cognty. ~ho an kno~ him a. a
clean. .ouul anil able hwyvr. Mr. Park
studied Ia Mr.. IIcrrick's oiiic", was al
mlitsd o. the bar a. the u,toher term,
lsss. and IA. praciiccd la Mr. llcrrick.
offic, sine. that time. NJ. ilerrick say'
~ him. AMI hi. vorl. Wiil D. cnior-''i
bv an Mr. Parks psrsousl acguaini-
ancc.. that h. b. faithful, iniusir'oa.
snd Intelligent hwycr, and i worthy 81
the couhdenc- % the community la
which h. i e. live. We ~ish the nc~
frm success
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-11
FORWARD on BACKWARD

u l. an interesting question ~heihcr
tn national House "a Representative
el-ctcl last week. which conialns such
an enormous Dcmocatic majority, Nill
40 business under common--ense rules
similar % ihoss which have enabled the
Hoa.s daring the lat session a. transact
business, % whe,her the majority vii
Immediately proved 10 tie L. hands by
thu adoption q rule Ike tho-c Shich
have facilitated The prevention 81 husl
nes. for many years. n the pcmo,ra'-
ic party 1. = party q obstruction and
negaiiou, the presumption !. that The
rule. wlll D. established Ca an oh.iruc-
tion basis.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-11
a STATE VETERAN ASSOCIATION
Tl,e follouing clr-ular has Docn 10


C.-rais.
at thst ihs i-sari ~ or,osfs 80 sslsst.l ~
q ~ lant 90 49, 49, - a. Naluuiasf Niht'a.
sasrfstai a. 49, i.Eisisiars thsi ihis lsni si-sii
- - E-atlsi that a rssatt - u=st hf - -
slskiiFrs g aaf 80 thfif anuual rttrtnFH.fttss
.hsaii ny desiry g. faf'u sat Va 'raa .s-,'
-tatian asln stissf ~utrs. IN -tsir - N1ln
80 80 ~ 81 act in AaFasta. taru.sfit ral'. =
a,aup Afves, k.stci Ai-sai $50 u,is us-tslit
ff,l.a o. rsst uf0s. rnusitiuE - sstfuif aff
trfss wtift u onr q e. i-rft hsaiiss' - a.
rnrauIrrrsut thst rsn ~ fsuni in this ~tas
Affan eslIssuts rsn - uta A. fsf $50 turu q o.
.nts camp 80 this sr,rlai &c ats sf ia dafs
at sIiss esfh tNttery ani fsrisuehi = ~
- thsa 800 hsif ~ sNr-n-. O. serh tlrru'Fs
thah 10 suah oust unlsf ~ Vrv-rui sf-tf's ~
Tsius ffian t1sn g. tfsn. thrvHf satlns W
hfaFF taN uIzrn ksai unrtalrfs aei riNfgn,
st.fs o. annaai ~ unisu. az t-il IN shat
ssafv sstisfaftsry usy osah go bel lsaf =
aatsa thsn d as-ruihis ln Gasp &C. $500 40
a.s4t "a cells a. rsssars - tn Tuuf u~u ufsaai
fstias i.ai frt-a.is in sthsfsf
nae iis as-si this aaii-l uth nAs ?,
satlirrs ia iilffvnt larts 20 ~ >fsis. aal a
-sfh rasr tiaF haze 49, 80 O. taAr stfiss q
Hftug aIsslt ~ urssnifat'lsa 20 q STAT NstrFen
49, iat.1n thai can have hs auuual fasFtins IN
80 rtsfap keYss. On Aufast ~ >rt,trti'-f 4
rafh rear an g. iuta rsnp frvel thrvr o. 81,
tafs Tisrr az t.rutf aiulng rsssss an Is "a
tf ktfhfrs ua a. gfssBi ~ - pfv-cti unF
uat.s1s aah o. fl-skri iu ~ AZ. hsn. sol a.,
iiniuE fissHns 49, arg snsaEn - $3.50. a.
IN tFtrraas = ~ tssirr q assrfnh'F. III Nunr
tsutrai Haiir,sai has pr,suisssi O trsasfsit At
g,afnra irs frUna any - b. sttts-ts q AuEasti
ari rftHfu &C. 49, fsrr ant fsri rsnf vet ttai
49, t.userrasf ant N.uutaut tsru~fal -ih earh
tske ufriy irtrrr-t o. taing ~ thFF 80 q -
O. tlsT fafn fsft - al uistnFrs 20 - 49, iatu
latas ti-rir pfNsrsls ln Camr.
AlFN ssltlfrs 49, az In fsfnf ~. ani sish
d lslin furh 81 s.E.iatlsn. az laVitrt - go
nusruu suh ~ un lcrsiFnel. O. the col that 4
Tsrlr ~ ftsnsisfIns - anr 20 rnnrs ffssli
fsfirsfnt - taiferf laay a. fsrnsi AZ "a saflf
tate o. arrsngr faf ~ suratnptusnt - lot.
Eii-trf stu - "a u q 81 hrari fruta lfsfs IN
ruranlfrlrnt 80 o. rtlrnua'tine stu - tnfufiur
- ~ nuanlsr d - pr'siissi shh gaAf'sF' ui"a
~ Fr1uuts.
n sfnuiltt-s suasistnx uf cue 90 rlofv ff,aul
earh rsgisssut 80 battery. sm rvI-sft flan Il
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HanTaf. Maius
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-11
THE DAILY ARGUS.

Tn. daily Arsu. 4. pubnshei every morning
-ansisy. .se.l'is.l ant .. synt all Tie state
os tl,s saFly ..ofnlng tfain.. AIT hs- larssr
hs..t "a etfrulati1a than AM otlsr hsins daily
n wtli furnish "a. rya isfs With all the ns~s, ssl
and tslcgfa,,klr AZ o. hail Iast q. ~. tie h"uf
Of s,las b. pfc-s. special siisntioa l. given y,
h-al l.ptsnlhg. anil eyents 10 tsc western pai'
10 The state ~hich arr rIsfts>iin detail sn'i ~ IN
tl.s utalo.t csu.
~. s.th .~..isa u the Legislature which con.
wac. In January promises o. 10 ~ anssasl In
,sg,.t A Hral.er OF The argue s.litoiisl stan
Viii L. In ssbstaBt stfenlsBes ani The pr,sss.i
lnsr. viii Is presented In c0ociss, rsiable snsl
a,,,,l..li..i manner. mytshss.ivs market
rv,-stt. anl an spttsse ~ nnsncisl matters VIII
10 daily pabl.hs-l an "a. regular s@tar,isy cap
pIemsnt sill fafnlsh . hrsv amount OF ohslss
..x.y r.s.iins matter frym wsli ks.~n sefre.
.,,ssl.nt. anil ssbsr -oars-- tis sis.ins. ef soo
srt.. utll ~ pahll.ke.l st lensth sni oil imlYf'
tsnt tssi-lsilve MATTER Furnished ~ us v~n
writers.
ia tilt Ne ssti,s part In important eureut
sii-su.slsa. fayorins tbs coaiud 81 ths pain.
-sr,ice on ba.iss-- yiissipir-. f.sotia< bslhs
refsfm o. Tia sni that bfitrfy sni inutnlisooh
10 l.ani-hs-i sni The degrading thisso.e ~ bo-s
Ism Al-slishssi.. fsseftns. .. sssJs hs.es.iyte.
ss tArid that taxes ~ fvsiacci :. tbs "a Ultimate
nssis of g.,ernmsnt economically s.misisssfci'
All that hi-sr ~ highiy bariesei. sn.i sptss
lag utterly all trusts AMI ocmlanes desi<oe.i W
enfoFes rssia.tisa ef Wages of iscrrsse prices OF
artis - ~ Eypstsl CONSUMPTION.
Trims -ss cents I-r montb OF et~ psf year
In sd,ssss. AMI s'ao % cod VI The Jssr' frss e'
pc-tsSe.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-11

The co,l borvr. at Small Point are
down With their drill ~ feet. they
borsSi through a thin Layer of coal IL
about tli. same d.p,h a. la Que ot their
previous shafts. IL 1. their parpose to
ke~p al Il until they conclusiycly -sitle
the question whether there /, coal Al the
mouth of the kennelec.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-11
NORWAY.

DR.. u. D. bradbury has painted his
honse.
rrlnk n. stevens hss wl,lrlrlNn ~ m
the flrm Of iismmlngwsy < steven. Hnd
has yan. ta Bo.,oa Ia wofk "a his trade.
Dcpuiv sheriff \. T.. B,.-eti, wife rui
.I.tsr, have ,l.lie,l the past tao wrrk'in
nimaHscoita.
t.eorge ". Horne has rriurnei 10 his
mnsiral siudie. w. New lork. wherc De-
will pass a.. wint.r months.
The munl,i,,sl ef'i.~ arr engfgrl In
the RECOMMENDATION ~ the t"vu lines.
Tiiis duty !. ,qaircl "f ,hcm ooee In
ten tears.
Je-sc Btcsa ~. rgio taken np hl.
resilsnre here. IL rfurpel Tue-isy
having completed hls srnirn,e.
\ representative ~ = Publishing fim
I. canvas.ing this place WITH view 81
publi.hing . hlstarv II Oxiori County.
The work IL pahii.hci ~lll eontaln one
thaassni pages ar more sDi viii c,si
sis 50 similar work. have been pub
Ii.hssl nv the same finn. COntalnlus the
history of Ncs IIsmpshir. counties.
20. Anirws N. rrcci,r'i tniiei
>taiss t-.nslon.
samuel l.. Crockett h.. hirSl I. v.
small. house ani will spend the winter
iherc.
4 number of Young people from ihls
placc went ~ O,isheli 'rac.i,y evening
10 the dedication IL Jlllson ii'll. They
report a flr.t class time. They rrhchcd
home early In the morning.
notwithstanding the storm suDlsy
evening the Congregational church was
cros ,l-i o. hear the union Temperance
convert, given under the auspicr. 81 the
VIC. 4. 4. The several parts werc
spprUpriitc anil we'll taken. Tho pro-
css.i., slG. will D. usci by the tuion ln
itiing up roOms.
". m. Robinson has rc.ignei hls po-
.lilan "a foreman of the sto,k ntilns
room Al the shoe factory ~ II. y. >pln-
ney a co. Ia ihl. place, ani John csll.
han ~ I.ynn, Mass. Ia. been cmPloyci
to gu the vacancy. Mr.. Robinson ~
.ignssl oa account ~ WI health.
Mr.. Mana Moves has iasi riufnc'i
fr,m a Volt IA iSftiani anl BOSTON.
Mr.. aud Mr.. Edsin ~toscll 81
lsb.rlr.town Mass. arr Ni.liing la town.
The hdy who take. Mr.. Morse
~orhV's plac. in the .h,.c factory u :.
4. Chrisiisn ~ LIMA. Mae,
Tuesday evening The Congregational
>ibhaih ~l,sl gave l'ci. 4. u. 1"si-
Uln m".t pleasant surptis" lssrtN
p..a. t.u-slNln has h-rn sssoi siel Nuli
th. .slaol Zoe a.. past ~ yc.rs. Tie
ulll .l,cnd the winter With hls daughter
la Lowell. Nass.
Mr.. 4. 4. Gr-cnlcsf sui daughter
~ent o. Rtngur thi. uc,k, ~h'fr they
all pss. the winter.
4 young Frvugh i-oy by Oh" name 81
Paul Lake ~ this placr Sss severely
injured Monday by bring run over hv
Itwo-hor.e t.sm. llis N"unis Ncf'
dressed ani Dc I. ~ comiortahle {" eau
~ expected.
4 triliion l. t.iug clrtuhtci in ihi.
place Ia favor ~ q la~ controlling and
regulating the prlciicc II den'i''fy IN
this stale.
Dr. Warren Eyan. II Portland ~ss In
town saturday.
Tic Democrats Celchrtirl over the
rcrvni elections Friday evening.
| Irving Fr,.i will move o. the Nlllag,
sh-rr D. will pass the rtvs~ui winter.
Dean Walker IA. novel irum Z. "
Cummings rent on whlimin ~ir~"t u
"A. Dr Evans stand al ti'e fslls on fai'
street.
\ cfcN ~ men arv a. Nofk LAYING ili'
.tle trt,k NJ the .taii"n.
| Edith Packard take. Miss 4. :. frinc-''
placv a. the .iorc during her ahs~nc~ n
Ntauts. Ca.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-11

Along the .horr. oi ra..im iquplly
Bay h.h ar- all Ia bc larger ani morc
plrntlful than usual, tai. year. Even
the boz. pull Ia seven poun.lcrs from
the Nhtr,.. IL EAstpoft. 4 lucky Tel
los took a toat load ~ col and pollock
frum hl- herring weir the other day.
Al thl. runs counter "a the llca that the
great fl.h preserve. Of the Atlantic arc
b.ius tlsplstsi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-11
NV ApvrKrisrssSrs.

fr..p..tas nxuiars-t's Marafins
Prasl-sstas AasrtTan AFrtratari-is
praslsstas fster-sn's NsEatins.
t.rS..t-stas uartef's Masaflns.
rr,..t-stus Nastsrn Afsas.
1sllaksli
Nhts's rusth.
Wlstaf's nAisarn
r1lrs. nunofs
4 " Ns~ksr a g.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-11

The I.e~itou man, Ia. Dustin, Who
va. wanted for the West Pennington
burglary. Ma. discovered at the house
Of u. y. SaNin Ia llyermore Falls. An
ofilccr attempted Ia arrest him, bat he
escaped into the woods. 4 large force
turned cat aud hunted, bat he Ia. not
been captured a. vet.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-11

"IIsllo, sgriggs, what dIi you have
your whisker- shaved OF for,'' $50 that
the baby wouldnt know me-" "Why,
how. THAR "iiecsuse she cries "a
have me hold ber while INV wife l. doing
the washing. She Use. Brussels soap,
though. and don't have to hold the ba-
by long"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-11

Tub-rculo-l. has appeared IN the new
herd AZ the Stale College farm. Some
~ the cattle Ia the herd were bought la
Massachusetts,. which state !. badly
oycrrun with the disease. The State
college herd unfortunately .es.In. Ia be-
a distributing polnt for supple. Of tu-
l.rfcnln.l.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-11
800.
Harper's Magazine
ILLUSTRATED.

TAs iat-sJtsat .srts. - psprfs ~ 18Th 'nrf
- b. Tl.s.stsfv ghiii sll u eontinsri ~ W.
-. Na..ftbT iaftns 90 Efvstsf pat ~ Ne
traf let Ths sftisiSs On ssaihrfu 'shieIe ls'
g. 1haflr. paisy NafpFf, sili alsa - f"ehs
81 AmaaE attsf uutsssrhf sufN tsas -
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tiaar O. inaintain thAt aaR lAfl ~ 80. Wv
.tLh "A Ia. t-.a - lBag thstiassishsi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-11

tl. surprising ~ nots the fs,ouhle cplnisn.
power xhirh kemp's bsl.ssa pss-cs-e. In curing
COACH. ant coils. Many ~ car psspic seem &,
think n q marvel % . cav Tor intaenss AMI all
throsi AL lang troables. all keep 10 always 81
hAhii In ths family. Al oar dealers slit. Large
l.siles Ssr. anil slo.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-11

Ia wu-sa's MIL. os. -. 10 me wife Of ' A..
In osf.ri. oIs. q. 10 the wife ~ Eim<r o..
rwithsli, sss. lAiisr Lssa.l
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-11
w,a,,, ..a ,y.ll k..v,.

Last. twice a. long a. cheap soap for
laundry -lirussels.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-11
THE WEEKLY.

Ycr th..s .. situated that daily .. imprsssi.
eahk IN we~kiy Eastern Arrss odsrs The ga.
Ierier sissstAxe-, ef lsfrv stss. eAsyfai srranF.
tsins fail summary ~ state AMI GesefAl News.
MaFket rvI-ofts. ship news. Congressional pro-
ess-linxs. Agricultural Information Zoe farDers,
Rexias for the iioasswife. feans reopt~'s Col
ss.st. 30 msis II scsssssse snd ssIasLIs y lss
naay rvssisr.. young ssi obi aiiks.
TRIMS s-Oss copy. year. frss Of ys>eas..
o. - In sasspc< or t3srl Il The est ef the year.
Clubs of 20 free sf po-sAxc. eioaD u ssisases.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-11

taiss d Iiast.sr'. M.xssiar, Alphsisticsi. M
.lttisaL at ssidst tsf NeluHr. D. -, In
sli.iss, ff,.sa jazz. tsn D. Jane, lssi. one 'ui'
49, 4 ssk slnA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-11

sinsl. Ceyie. ~ - tsesss-r.i az mar est.
.,ek Tbse ell =. uisihsi an rs~1eilt - pfifs ~
an. IA .hrrs 80 far ths rsnFsul0ncs ~ Tatrnas
.esAs estiss - - esrh i.sas have issn plss,i "a
:. - "A 49, f,.lksslnr plarss o. - tuantF
--...tk p.rfs t.srrf's prag >trre.
~huftsr's ttTIE ~tnrvs
~.r~av NaYes pfaE ~turs.
R.rka.d ~ Atsu--i fu.tlasstsr.
pIxaskl Trank tiarkYs. fo-traastrf.
FrfebarE. v. Lewis lnsafsnss 49,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-11

ILsss.i Nolaue. - IiafI@''s MaEaiies iar,hr,s
years isars. On ucti rhfh lda hns slh - -fR ~
msli PET ,sali % ~ siIt ~ siu We t"lafn.
Ctsa Cs.es. fsr blniing. - csnss esrh-bp mau'
Isssi pAil