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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-10-30
RE-cI-PRoc-I-Tx.
sY VIII & cRrIoHTON

BY WILL & cRErGHTon
Imet an honest farmer.
And took him By The hand,
Said I: arc you millionaire,
Or how do you standi
my house and lands are mortgaged
To an Eastern company;
But we've got the finest tsrii, sir,
That ever you did see.
Yes. we've got the highest tarif.
And the lowest grain, said be,
FOR they've shut US on from trafiie
With the countries DER the sea
But we buy protected clothing
And ouE farm machinery,
And they tell US we'll be happy,
With some Re- ci-proci-ty.
Imet toiling miner,
And said How do you dot
Are you laying up your wages.
With competence In viewf
''oh, I work for slender wages,
For my wife and children three;
But we've got the finest tSri1, sir,
That ever you did see.
Yes; we've got the highest tariff,
But the bosses swear" said he,
'srhey must import cheaper labor,
From the countries o'er the sea.
They must have free trade in labor,
But protected coals-and wef
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-10-30

When you are required to pay $500
more for new stove and from $500 to
SIS. 90 more for your suit of winter cloth
ing than you did last season, don't lay
the blame of the advance to the hard
ware dealer or the clothing merchant,
but to the Mckinley tariff, where 1t
properly belongs. The n1onopolist
Shylock must have their pound Of flesh,
though 1t drains the purse ofthe poor
man of Its last cent.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-10-30

That's most as much as the whete
and taters both come to. If I hadn't
had money with me we couldn't have
bought what we needed for the winter.
Mike drove one teme and ] drove the
other teme all the way home, and we
didn't neither OF us say word till we
come to the gate. Then Mike asst me
If I thought he had sense enough to
dress hisself. / said yes thought he
had.
swell, sez Mike, " thought didn't
have no more clothes then / needed
last year, but this new law sez had; 80
TIL have to go neeked this year or quit
loser.n
And my wife sed, "For heavens
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-18
nIsrnAl.n o. cRInIr-


3 n Eawson. Esq., 20 >ouih Water
ford. Que % the Younger members 20 the
oxford Bar. s~t a god example "a The
Young attorney. last saturday hy trying
hi. hrsi cass Ia thc supreme court With
cat calling Ia N, all 81 Older LAWYERS.
'rh~ tendency on the part - the y"ungvr
members 20 The oxford Iiar O. employ
NOR cNIeriencyd attorney. O. try their
case. 0. not one which forrho,ir. hril-
liant future Cor thc rrpuiatiou - this
Bar. M Eav.ou deserves great Crv'ii'
for Undertaking The mana cement 90 hi'
cas- singlc-hAnici aud % l. o. b, hops,i
that other Young lawyer. vill follow hi'
cNcrlleni example. u D. Oar he,tsr o.
gain mi. valuable cNperirncv AZ a time
when you ar MT expected O." p"sssss III
wisdom 20 az. Tho ATTORNEYS vho ar
prumlneui a. thr oxford lar TODAY took
the .ame bold stand az time vh'u it i
add that nins-iruih. % car ,asc. ucrr
tried hy Portland avNvrs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-18
ANornIa PUN FoR HEBRoN.

judge Bonncy, President Of the boani
Of Trustee. % Hebron ACADEMY. rccsi,s,l
last week a copy ot the viii Of the late
Mr.. Wording. widow u the late Judge
Wording. whose evnerous gifts a. The
Bapti.ts 81 Maine arr Wcll known ani aI-
preclaied. Nv the pro,ision. Of Mr.
Wording viii Hebron Academy J. 10 Re-
ceiyc I've thousand dollars from Tie
estate. This Z. In addition g. The iorty
thousand dollar. rcvutly raisci ior lie
brOn. II question IT bat little time
whsn Hebron Academy vlll ofcr hcil-
liies aud induc,ment. o. stuicnis 49,
ord o. NO .ch"ol a lts elias. la New ing
land. The lite Zoe The nes huilding hn-
been selected. the principals house l. aT-
preaching complction and work n ill oi'en
In the spring upon the nsN academy,
which viii D. by Gar The ,ucsi anil co.i-
licst building ever crvct~l In oxford
County, aud we .ay this afier personal
Inspection Of The architect. plans,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-18
ourru~t
A nIsAppRErrhslns

rhs folloviug letter FROM Judg, W",-l-
bury, msmher ~ The Valuation ,Ummi.-
lion for oxford County, @. "a particular
Interest O. the as-r..or. - M, different
town. and .hogld D. rad hy thsm carr-
fully
Elf.r IFu.Trff.
There .evns Co - a mi.apprvhcnslou
by assrsors Oftuwus. iu relation o. glfCu-
lar lent cat % The Valuation tummis-
.iou. notifying them that they could D.
heard In relation Q" their valuation.
The nutiCv Was ugt Intended as sum
mon. De- appear tsfOrv the Commission,
bat n thsy had any explanation o. MAKE
In RELATION o. thsif valuation. which Nas
tsforv The Commission and sworn o.,
they could D. heard la Isrsou or BY let
Ter la explanation. Dor instancr, one
town In oxford County In their Nalua-
tion aid their valuation "a. Ca my
T~r cent basis thrir cuWs. ou the Nalua-
ton bs,ok stood 40 - aud 80 each anl
other property in the same way. asA~l
The assessor. O. explain. thry Wrote me
that their book a. ltsmif,i showed a
fair cash value, bat they reduced u one
half Tor the purposs ~ assessment. While
I shoald h. pleased o. So any Il the
assessors % oxford ,ounty 40 Ngusta.yvt
IL d. ucs,llsss for towns O. incur thr ~.
prnss - coming, unless they have a
sp-Cial notic~ from me. Further they
will have o. send a tabulated Inventory
taken the hrst 81 April i>yO Ia which they
can make any currvCtions.
D. ". MuppnJHN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-18


Ths rvtort~i ~, AMI hl,sishsi al hAr
psr Kan, sas q fal.shooi
Catchss MorsAB Murphy has s,xns'i 9Th
tk- B.t,.i I1ayers' L>sgus Clab
Sg.aksr IIusisi ssy. tn Worlds fair al
|. deal lsyuDi rrcovssy Of Atahy.
TIE cuniiiion q Mr Hsrr,ss Bss'hs'
Stove l. All b. D. -. -.riou, than rvpuri~i
On. I.rSoa vas kill~i ami four inIur.i ~
. railroad scckisut q, i-llsvss, q, Frsisy
D-msrra,ic ioais- In oonxr-.s oompls'u
IL the poor attendants. - their party frisnis
A psut.s.al Zoe an American exhibition 81
the ws.t RBi. Lon,ion, i.favorshly r~c.iv-i
German Ltsral papsrs eri,ici-s the I'm
J.ror'. state council for cunssisrins the Abo'
ry-rrip,
Kennel-c river 10. men srs AFRAID thai
he prevailing warm weather will iniurs
their harvest
Twelve Tsr-on. we're dro~n~i az fonuvy
Franz. thursday. welding psrty tsint
thrown into the river
No decis.on Ia. yet b>sn rraehsi In The
matter q the unitsl stats dis,ric, o,
tornsy for Massachusetts,
oai,r. % the sauairuu a svOlntior
~.f, given . isnguet by the fr.oeh al
mirai at Vile franchs, Friday.
The ssaiing q f.sthsriOos q ArkansA
AMI Mudi - Maryland. Contestants To-
sa,s In tonsrvss. 10 rvcommsni~i
Franklin Tro,ting park at saugus, Ma
IL 10 - run Ia the interest q syDiicats q
sighi-sn % the principal ereii,ors
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-18
TIE WEEK IN MAINE.
rrE MOST IMPORTANT STATE NEWS
BRIEFLY TOLD.

Boston ic,men have come 10 the saco
for their iCe.
IN. Ilihack Manufacturing Co.. Port
land, las gone into insolvency.
\ railroad l. heing pushed from Rock
land o. Camden. connecting with the
Knox 4 llncolu.
Cau. >prrckles hhs appointed a Fort.
land sslling-agvnt for his anil-comblna-
ton rvdned sugar.
The Bath hrcbug Till continue. a
work. \ rvNarl 81 ssIO has been offer
"a foe hi. arrest and conviction.
Deaao'. plainlng mill aud lumber yard
on Fore street, Portland, were burned
Monday night. Los. about $1,000.
The Penobscoi grand jury failed TO
indict the BANGOR umsellcrs against
whom an abundance 20 evidence was
furnished.
The conductor. % the Maine Chautau-
qua Uui0n met last week 90 arrange a
programme for next summer. meeting
al Martha's Grove, fryeburg.
Isaac SaWtelle, arrested la Portland
lat week. was wanted 10 answer "a the
charge Of icing concerned In his brother.
murder al Rochester. y. II. few weeks
since.
Trpm July rs, lss'. until Jan. ., ls.si.
Maine had No fire. where the loss Was
over $4,000. since then We have had
THREE fires, In each which the loss Was
slco.OoO or more.
Mcwilllams. on trial In Lewiston for
Killing hi. wife. Was found guilty ~
murder In the flrst degree. The defence
Was insanity, whlch Ma. not supported
by the testimony % experts.
Fire destroyed the balldlng called
wingais Hall, formerly called White, at
the Maine state college al Orono, Feb.
9th. The bailding cost $4,000 aud was
insured for $1,000. ZONE furniture Was
saved from the ground floor. bat several
students Who lodged on the upper floor
los, everything.
The Nelson's. man and horse, and the
stallion Alcryon and his owner were last
week suspended from the privileges 81
the National Trotting Association, In
consequence Of charges Of fraud In con-
nection with the Beacon Park race last
fall. This means that Nelson can not
start horse In q race under the national
association rules, during the present
year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-18
M.n.l.,. r.. 10

rhsrv .s wort that ib- Eoysrnm.u, h
$50 b Iarion all army ies-risr
The R1,hshlii. hs,s conirar,~i for /.
Hungarian loan - io.onoo fouh.
I1antsrs' has. ~ L1as' famous bo,sl
-as on saturday cl-s,i by The sh~rf.
Chafls. iIolli.,sr .Az~i IS. fsli down ,;slr,
sunday At Hartford sni broks his h-ck
Ths lo-..-, by ncsi at L. Angeles. Cal.
arr much srraisr than -as At nrsi estimated
nsrv l. taik q q sai, Coz damages sgsins'
Mary Ab,lsrslu by Abt-y. Scbofsl an
gran
Emt-Fur Williams prupo~ai for an in,sr
ns,loaai h,.r coagrr-. !. t.ing ccLily q.
civsi
"Em.ncitaiion day vs celebrated hy
Indian puIal. u Tho Carlisls, Pa, trainin.
~hool
n. SatlonAl Hank fur Dsusr,hlani u
rsrlih La. sii~i p.on.oo marks 20 ~
oapitAl
Fyar, ar. fii &c The s.fs,y q The steam
ship I.s--oiu,-, . Rumisr q day, ovsrlSs 81
fslfasi
h sisansr q ". Jos 81 Bos,ou. fruu
Cais, hAi . rVush 'oyss. AMI lot much Il
hsr oArg0
IN. B-,oa Pablc library -cur~i N
MAsaehu.,ts Colony ll~cooi. q, The ale q
The Isriov cnllec,ioa
ACaih,lic pri.., q Milford, la w., ~. ar
rv-i~i AMI hn~i. saturday. for cruelty q
bis isy-ar-oli B-phsw
Apst~nosr cunfn-i In The ScbsoectAiy,
NY. jAil.for cumpliciiy In the icchisl muir
de-. has made . c'nfe--ioa.
4 steamship -.n % ~ down ., "a,
y believed to have t-~n the CamsraiA, -iih
. crrs - ,srnty-i~o men
III osners q the Am~rican vessels ssifsi
- the San Has ooas, vii dsmARi damages
q the Colombian government
Tie aiten,lon % the English gVysrum-ui
Ia. ten call~i 10 the hoyootting q Eng
lish ,ubi~c,s by the rortugu-~
suficient s,rrngth !. elsimei In th- North
Dakota legislature a. defeat . Iassass % the
lotisry bill over the governor. ,v,o
TIE funeral q Gen salamanca, the late
captain central q Cula, took plaos In liz
,sha, Sunday ~iih.impr~-~aVs osr,monIss
The route from tbs Ialacs % the oeme,srS
wAs lind ~iih ,ruoI-, AMI due military bon
or. vet. rail- O. ID. d~cea-si
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-18
ElRE Az MECHANIC GALS.

THURSDAY morning lire was discovered
Ia n. y. Nelson's boarding house at Me-
chanic falls, a large two story building
on corner, close by several shops and
stables. The people naturally felt alarm
and sent "a Portland, Lewiston aud Au-
burn for help, bat before train. from
either place started the fire was under
control. Miss Clara Nelson. sleeping on
the upper floor, came near being suf'o-
Gated. The owners ~ stores began "a
move their goods, but the stream. from
the biz pump. In the Poland paper mills
soon showed that they were enough fof
the fame. and the excitement subsidized.
The fire was confined 90 the boarding
house owned by John Whitman of Paris.
Ioss on building $1,000; insured for
$4,000. Mr.. Nelson lo.t a portion Of his
household goods; Insured for $50.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-18
CONDENSED NEWS.

sssas,. Gss. %
~ jam hotel at MsnsrisLi. q. %.
barp~i saturday.
II vpsr,.i tia, Enin rs.hs has do
ciisi 10 - 10 EarupN
iIia, l.ai Caprics wN -rckei IN S.v
Yosk lay 81 Saiur,iay.
iIash farrar McD~rmo,,. the 20, AMI
~iitof. !, dahs-rously ~
Count valoals6. formerly Ra.isn minis
ter - N. intsrior. 10 dssi
N, Loui. I.sal r,.pm propS's,nrs claim IN
have i---n .siBil~i cut ot tis,oo ~ - gang
otcuaspiraiors
Bostoa Tolics r.Li~i Chib~-s gambling
hoa.-. On sunday AMI osp,arci siri~sa
"isRtAn- IlAysN
An s,ri,-ion IN ths ~ Paal "a. .use on
Saturday. kill~i LOO us-n AMI ssfiou.iy In
iurysl SEVERAL o,hsrS
Ju-rth Carr. sIsivsis ds,~rtiV,, -ss .bo'
.hsi lili~,i IN kaa~as CITY. Saiarlay, by ~
fin.ilsy. . Poliiirian
Tts L.lniou Daily Chruniclss ilsrlln CO
r--,.a.i,ai ~y, that Maj wi-mahh,
,ruo,. la E,st Afr,NA NIL L. dosbl-i
Nj Emily iIsrah q O,iAua. Dat. hs'
I.,iiirus,i &c en- Annain,cui q hsr ''mosk'
marriage -ith Ferry wallsr q Bruoliyn
Many giiis. inrluiinx I4sso. have issu
rvc.iVvl o. sister is0-s U~rtris. tn huu
~ho = On hsr ~ay O. th~ isT.t colouy 81
Mlnkai
Ths llnsisn gpvsrnmsn, has f.sSiccisi ,hs
srtsus Zoe S.l-fisn faii-ay II ~ili l.
,55s m.is. Ia loas,h AMI IL siI.ct~i b. co-'
staGnnsu
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-18
sovE oF our OXFORD COUNTY
RCpRgSg NATIVES


The boston Transcripts "a last week
says Miss Anna BarroS., Who has ju.i
issued a quaint AMI novel volume on the
History. Literature ani Polk lore %
tn Egg. i Boston girl % practical
aud sympathetic turn teacher In one
81 the Boston cooking schools, AMI
worker among the poor. She i a bright
aud yiyacious little lady, ani delights Ia
storing up curious Information on COM
mou thlngs."
The u. Lothrop Company have just
announced the Publication 20 thi. book.
Mis- Barrow. l. native q fryeburg
and /. nov principal oi the Cooking
school In the Industrial Building al -
North Bennett street, Boston. Tier
classe. arr made up % girl. and boys az
well a. lady teachers connected with the
city schools. Zone year. ago, the pub
Usher. J. Il. O.good. requested that thi.
book should D. sent 10 him Whenever Il
VA. ready, but busy llfc has prevented
it, completion until nov. Mis- BAR
rows /. well known 10 our readers a. the
originator Of the ''IIomemAksrs' column
and az former contributor 90 IL.
LOthrop also adverti-es book by ah-
other native Of Oxford-'Christmas Eve
and Easter Day~-eilted with notes and
Introduction by Ielolse y. iiersey.
Miss Hersey IL native Of the town Of
Oxford and the daughter ot 4. l.. Her
sey. VI. ID. she l. well known a. a
teacher. having been connected with
some Of the ladie. colleges.
We notice In the catalogue u paint
lngs pow on exhibition al the Art Club.
Boston, ~ Western Rose" and an "Idle
Hour" BY Ms. A. b. shepley; and a
"Bif OF Indian summer by Miss Hattie
A. Pike. The daughter of Dr. u. Bar-
rows. Of Fryeburg. who married a cousin
Of Gen. and Judge shepley, Was the
mother Of the former artist. While Miss
Pike 10 still resident Of Fryeburg.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-18
I,,a.,, T.s ~.

tftusfs tsh ~
nssfs 80. solOD nrs Ia Chicago,
THURSDAY
Too q Moatanss fugitive pvnocrsilc IN.
aior, az AZ ~ Tasl
Ths Iidii,h ouSys,is Copla.-i l. Ashore "a
.n islsni n-ar Zahfiiar
\ H.mturx TsI-r s.i'u-.is- ths T~coxhi'
tin q rrino. Aistsmi~r
william Eyg~., Psilsr. IA. b,ss missing
frun Ili.ioa sinss ~ -
Chin... tsle<rarh Inns -ill sson osuB~ci
-iih i,usslsn aBi frrnrh l.n-s
n Manitoba legislature has atolishei "a.
ociiclal ne. q N frrnch Language
III Eigli.h gorsrnmsai iniica,'s 70 ain
,suiloa o. aisnlun frrs slsoaiion
Emg.rur williams ht.1S ounisrvncs y sr'
t.c,s.i g. ire, within t-o muuths
ILspnllioan. q ths Ns- Yofk ssuats sr-
tattins thrcash III lallot reform biil
4 thst 80. caashi ia The set q rvbhlns
"a rAnls sharvh, Ns~ Yurk, THURSDAY
n Riyyrslls mills. frO,tienor, have t~sn
lsa-,i b. thru trlsts-' q ths cr~iiiots
llspuhlioan loaruai, In Pans approve The
.suisnc. impc-.,i cn III Dals q OrSsans
Tho steamer Dcmira. suH,o-si 10 have
leu io-,. arrived Al Iiaiiimof- rhur-isy.
Nashua. y H. striker ar stu hrm ant
sn,hu.lAsiir anil is,srminsi o. rsmAin cot
Justirv Harlan. plan for The rvlisf q The
unii.i STATS suprvus court 70 faVufaliy
runssisrvi
Mai ranltEa has confss.s.i that h. tri~i q
rru,pyr inaos AlstAB.isr, tat dsui~. Tue
San insiigstou
Il1n Fr~lsrirk I. Barisn has hal third
shork q farsly4s. anil l. cnnsAisr~i In q
crttirai csnllti1n
- It-ioa. thursday. william llsnn~~sy
"a, -nisno.,l o. ten years IN stats prison
fnr kllinE hn sife
On J.r-on -as kills,l AMI four ihiar~i BY
the stplo.iou q . ocumoii's tolisr near
fiibbufs. thursday
4 sunk-n snallup trat Ia. leu discovered
IN Bastari's tay Thsrs are fears that the
crv~ have t-srn drOsnsi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-18
rh~v..,.,. veh. ~.

rhursdsy' bes. "a.
SECRETARY T~eys health h In . pssoar'oa'
condition.
R~corisr Buo. 1. attacked BY an army q
ofice -sker
Satlonsl grcabAek clubs IL the latest 20
iiticai proposition
Walt Whitman ooa,emplaiss trip 20 Cab
ifornlA In the spring.
schooner IsaAc A. Chapman AMI crew 81
even 10 given NJ for lost
Ris n-mo-ratic -snstors az MontAns have
n..i % Oregon 90 avoii arrest.
IN. r,por, that IN. Cleveland anil Dv'roi'
Ra-s Dali clubs sr. 20 combine h dsnisd
Herman societies have Withdrawn their
decision % order . general STRIKE In May.
ssnsior FRYE has ahou, compIe,ei HE ball
Zoe adjusting thu uuion fscihe railroad
deb,
Loaion papsrs take PARTISAN views Of
Tus-isy nights debate In the houss 81 con-
bossL
An English .yn.iics,s 10 negotiating foe
valuable mill propsty q, spessns faii''
Wash
william iIsnne-.y plesisi guilty. wcinss'
day. at Bos,On. 10 msnslaugh'sr In slllins
hi. wife
Govsrnot Balkelsy rejeci. the reslsc,sou
a di-rhsrgvi captains q Hartford militia
oomTsnie.
charl~. Bsnnstt, 90 sell kno~p catches
has agnsi 81 play Nth the iio-'oa National
hague club
Ths rvtnr, q thu farpsll commt-icn Prob
ably gill l. pr~-,uisl In the British Tsrila'
ment to-day
r1toher Oru,-r q The Cleveland Payer
club !. ~ .,ani by his asrrsmsn, -iih that
organization
Representative Lester q Grorgls lsft IN
Mxs, hou-s. washingtoa. t..sa.- 70 satsr
,sins colcrvi guo-ts
I.stahlic.ns AMI nsmncr.is arr siuvlns
Zoe political aiVsntag. In The b>rt slsct1or
- u.smtsrs q coagr--s
Cooyr a ils.iii r,oT-assi their iros
work, In Warrn county, y. J, WEDNESDAY
after to war; susi.nsiDa
The -mi annual us.iing AMI tanqus, q
N. nh,.is ls'anl harvard club sas bold h
Saragan-tt ho,sl. rrovtisnc-, w~ibs-ial
syvning. sloui thirty Isrsons sitting 81 IN
talIs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-18
r...d.y. rss. -.

II !. rrTort~i tia, the cof'-, hsrv~, 10
Java Willis tai
Coal pFoiuoer. ar. t-gi,.ins 20 cut pries
on domcstic siIes
Cardinal Jsooblni has had q r,laI--e and !,
In dangerous cOniition
nst~o JaTtie- have no, .,tlsi bow long
g. debate the new house rule.
The pruJ~al 10 have Al notes is-uesi BY
the Hank u Ensland has l.sn given NJ.
Ruth Woods di~i In Lancaster. Ia. sun
dsy. at the wellauthentioa,ei age o. iC7.
ChsuBosy n Dspsw has proposal . com
promlss In the worli'. fair deadlock at A.
bany.
The Hartford Has, BaIl club IL 10 formally
apply for rcadmission 10 the Atlantic assc-
clsti0n
The Abingdon. Mas. almshou-s and Q
scboolhou,e were burned at Mci~ay, Ma
Monday.
The shelby Iron company, a Shelby, Ala
hiss b--n soh by Hartford people 10 New
York syndicate.
"Bob- Cook. Yalss veteran coach, wants
10 - race between the varsity crew and
the Atlanta eight.
Republican leaders ar. planning 10 retain
coatIolof the nfty .econd:ccnsrcss by.msan'
~ . rappolntment
Late new. from Branl reports all quiet,
bot their is an evident unsasine~ over ths
result 81 the election
The Cologne Gazette has advices from 30
IA that countsr-piot has ben formed
there a. remove fanitzA
Gen Cisrkson ridieulss the story that the
Loaisians lottery contributed 10 the fund.-
Of the national Republican ocmmittes.
Naval Officer, at Mar. Island showed -
tonishing diassp~ct by boldinE hell vhik
Secretary Tracy vas In deep sfiletioa
TIE strike q the tin worken at Birming.
ham, Eng, has b~en stti~t The mAstsrs
have eonc-iei the demands Of the men
John n. wipsiow. for fcrty.foar ysars
actively connected with the Boston and
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-18
MEYER FELT BErrIR IN NY LIFE,

I. NJ. Cottrell, Of the firm Of Cotireil
Bros., poultry raisers, Belfast, Me-,
says: IL Was not feeling well this
spring. had no appetite. afflicted at times
with severe headache. Have taken but
one bottle Of Dans's SarsaparillA and
have not had the headache since. new
er felt better In my life."
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man held the farm aud appurtenances by
| tenancy at will, aud could not be ouste'i
except by 10 days notice, yet he did not
hold the horse, which va. personal prop
crty. by any such tenancy, and Mrs.
robin was entitled Co possession on the
morning ~ Nov. al, aud 90 Mr.. Whit.
man was trcspa.ser when he inteferc'l
with that possession. lhc defense claim
ei that Mr.. whitman dbl not take pos
session until Nov. 18th. and a. no lease
had been executed, the tenancy began
then; that the horse was In his posses
sion upon the same terms o.. the farm,
and therefore De- had a right to posses
Sion on Nov. 3td. that be- used no more
force than WAS necessary Ia defend his
right Ca possession II the horse. and
that no real damage was done o. Mrs.
TobIn. Defense claimed that u was a
"put up Job" ON the part of Mr.. robln,
Ia get Mr.. whitman Into troablc and
make him pay for II.
III. Judge charged the jury that they
must determine whether or not any sep-
arate trade was made In regard Ia the
horse. Who wa. entitled io the posses
.lon 10 IT, n Mr.. whitman was, then
BE- was no, guilty % an assault unles. h.
usoi morc forcc than was neccrssary "a
defend that possession: II he W. no,
then be VAS guilty u hc use'i any force.
~ a. damages, the jury should take Into
consideration bodily Injury, pain aud
mental suffering II they found the plain.
tlff entitled a. damages. The Jury ~.
turned verdict for the plaintiff ani
damages of el.D.
Daniel Clark ~. DANIEL Morrill,.
Dcarcc a stcarn.. Ilerrick
Verdict for defendant.
frccman stanley ". Paris Page.
I,awson. SNascy
vcrilc, Tor plalnlln, full amount sued
for.
on trial; Jimc. McDon,li ". Hitler
iicuiCk. Swasey
NpIT-.
Excellent portrait. of Charlie. v. Holt,
Esq.. aud capt. seward ;. stcam. oi
Norway. have bcrn placed In the oSforl
Law Library.
Of the twelve men on the hrsi panel
onll two ate smokers.
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In the waters Of Niagara river hes been pus
In practical shaps.
An sps>sl Is made for AID for the Dsvils
Lake Indians. Who are repssssnted 70 be En-
trvmsly jsstituts
Mr.. blaine recommend, ths r~snoval Of The
duty on raw sugar % Q concession 10 tns
south Americana
Tbs protest of Chi~f Justice Cosliss a
North DAKOTA against the enactmenf at ~
lot,~ry bin 10 emphatic. clear and convine'
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Being dellcately perfumed. and a. fine
a. satin, BRUSSELS soap though not high
priced Is one Of the best soaps for the
bath or toilet.
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wednesday. Fss. -.

A a.. at Hun,instoa. W. Va. russisy
did s1s.OO damage
TIE recent heavy rains caussi snoruoo'
laDislIdes In Benton county. Ora
Ths buffalo Bass Ball club has tost its In
tsruational association frsnehiss
A coafervpcs Of ssdsrs of the Labor party
has bs>u caiisi 90 msse % KAnsas city
Feb a
A soeisty Of The 6oas q The American
Rsvoiatioa wss oesanissd n New Yosi
russday.
n ssAs.s 70 ss,ls sAsvss psv~ ss,a
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BORN.

In p,nm.rs. Fsb I. 10 the vifs ofA.p. rs.
sadsn. daughter.
In Canton. Jsh u. 10 thu wife Of c. :. r.s.
q
In norway. Jan -, 10 ths wife - True u
"a "a, samnsr. Deb. q. 10 tn -ifs % u. a.
IL IS.t iisthsi. Jan ~. ~ the ~if. ~ Y. y,
In We, sumner. Fsb. :. % the wife Of James
Chadtarne, daughter.
In CASTOR. Des. %, o. the wife q u. L.. bl'.
lee. q son.
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MARRIED.

10 O,fori, fsb. 10. by Rev. y, W ksnni.on
A. Lester fsunse ~ or.s fais, y u. an
Alice \. Llstis~ooi % oxford.