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New 1orK.....''.''. " a " '.-lS
Earned runG-ChicaRo. 81 New York. T. Twobase
hts-GlASscook, Burkett Rusio (2l. Home runs-An-
drewA Ternan Double playsIBurns Earle and An
son; Herman and Hornpng; Glas;coGk and H9Tnupg.
pitched ball-Henry. Struck out-Br Rusie by Sullf-
van q; by Luby. 2 Passed ball-Nagle; Wild pitch
Luby Sacrifice hitB-Carroll Arson. Earle sullivan.
Hornung Buckley. Umpire-Zacharias Time-l:45.
AttendAnce-oo.
BROOKLYN IN. L.. ~; CLEVELAND IN. L., 8.
CLEVELAND. June 24-Lovett who was prov
ing himself one OF the best pitchers In the Ma
tlonal League. was put in against the Cleve-
lands to-day by the Brooklyn Club and. as O
consequence. the visitors have another vic
tory to their, credit. The clever little Brook
majority OF which were scratches were made
of him. Both clubs played a perfect game.
not o helding error being charged to either;
from clean sharp hitting. Tho Brooklyns
hitting was one Of the features and at no time
q hit was required. The score:
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hits-nAddQct Wise, RAlney, Johng!on,, Gore Three.
haso hit-ShannOn. Bases stOlen-Boecher ~, Irwin
Rainey Sacrifice hits-Rowe White Wise Irwin.
Brown. Gore Crane, Richardson Bases on bSlls-By
Paddock !; by Crane, L. Struck out-By lIAddock /;
~ Crane, Left on bases1,BunsIo. u Now York, 0,
pays-Ricbardson, shannon, and Common, Passed hall
brown. wild pitch-Crane. UmplTes-KniRht aud
Jones Time-l:45 AtteRdHncs-l,427
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Pittsburgh 81.
Phl,Adelphia..

Earned rninsmPhnadephia .; PittsSGreh; Two
McCRuley. Home run-Burke. sacrircehit-vickery,
LSroque. Miller Bases Stolen.. Hamton. Roat Bow.
Myers and IccAuey; tIsmspIs and Myers, ThompH9n
10 Struck out-Decker Myers Thompson Crane.
Kelly Roat Bowman Ntstery. First base ON batls3
bRils-Roat Crane wild pitch Eaker. Passed ball
Clements Time-l:+n umpire-POwerA
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Matches played. n; won. %; Lest, |; drawn s. Goals
w on l2U; lost, 70.
THIRD LASARK's RECORD.
Go1iS

| Won lOl; lost ii. - ~
Last season tho Queens Park eucceeded in
gaming the Association Cup. aud tho next
greatest contest to be witnessed was the final
lot me GIasEnw Charity Cup.
II Is from the players in these clubs TINT the
iin'ernatinnal team will be elected There will
pro- ably Kelly.
MIR. William Young. the advance representa-
1--WE OF the International foot bail team yester-
gay made his first report 10 Manager John NJ
Ioliock OF Glasgow. Scotland. Mr.. Young
smoke In glowing terms OF the enthusiastic re-
ceptl0n that he has mot with since he came TO
Eew York. Ho reports that the Called OMAN
.Imb AMI other Scotch societies are already
taxing about giving the international team q
banquet on their arrival
Manager W. W. Wallace Of the Ridpewood
hase tai grounds has placed RidGewo0d Park
at the disposal OF tho Old World champions for
practice.
, . rHE EDITOR or THr SrA-Tr: AM glad to see by
touays SrN that arrangements being made 10
1rlhR out the champion foot ball players The cd
world AM greatly interested In the ga me- aud think
we can get up "A team hero In New York that would
iheet the waiting players ami have good chance OF
nnrhtinR mem; am member OF tho SOnpareil Foot
nh oluo AMI we have several Of tho best players IN
this country '' -"
There are hundreds OF Association PLAYERS within
twenty mules OF New York ami u SHEi fund cap easily
De raised 10 purchase International football trophy
10 no nou on plan similar to that OF Americas
cnp. Mhat 90 you think OF the suggestion Enclosed
interested In tho game outsiders who uphold
the prestige OF America will come forward ami show
that wo are always able to hold our against all
cT GOMEZ v , ~, JoHN NJ. HEPBURN.
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bosoh,,... ] u -
Earned runs-CIovoland. I; Boston, l. Two base hits
IDeehanty, ihrLin Brown. Rchar,aon. Sacrifice
hitEBrown. Stovey, BrUuthera Stolen baseH-kaeh (2l
nroutherA Murphy. Bases on balls-By OBrien, 3; by
Kiroy. O. struck out-by OBrien, .; BIZ kilrOy !. lit
by pitcher-Larkin. Double play-Trwin and Quinn.
Wild pitch-o' Bren Time-l; So. Umpires-Mattuows
and Leach Attendance-5On
PITTSBURGH tF. t.l J; PHILADELPHIA r. LLe.
PirrsnuRGu, Juno 2l-Pittshurghs Players League
braced up day and almost erased their rouUrds
o boforo score;
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CINCINNATI juno 2t.-Getzein pitched grand gamt
RKAnat tho Reds this afternoon. The score:

Boston .....,..........o "a
Three base hit-IIineA Bases on bAlls-McPhee 90
Bennett struck out-Reilly. Foreman. Baldwin. Hcol
Hines heGarr Long sullivan. Double plAys-BeArd
lon 6ases-RniEht Smith (2J UmpirS-hcQuAid At
tondRnCe-I.225
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Earned runS-waShngton. J.; Jersey City. 2. Two.
SAS NH @ ofaSS RIDGE sSSn
pisys-Brady and Dooiey Hill and whistler PIrst base
Badsr. Trst base on s5rorsE.Waahinston I; Jersey
Struck out-By Underwood. I; BY Fitzgerald T. Time
u; 3o. Umpire-Daniols Attendance-So.
HAVEN 3: NEWARK, a.
EEWARE Jnne 2L-Hard luck, coupled with their ina
inability 20 hit Ct the right time was the Now.
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To;day's programme includes tho 1927. 220.
and 233 classes
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Home Run-Davi'. sacrince hits,Linceln: pcw;e,
Bases on balls nnsoIn I; b pcvsS L oy Loycts
Wild pitch-Lincoln Time-I:S5. Attendanco-oou
Umpire-Lyrch.
PHILADELPHIA IN. LII 7; PrTsBuRoH N. LLa
PHrLAnKLPHIA. Juno 2A-The Philadelphia IN. LIZ Club
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The Atlantic Association.
THE RECORD
8; JERSEY orr, 4.
JERSEY CITY.

u
wAsH1N0ToN June 2t-Ths washinRtons defeated the
Jersey City team In exciting nninR Rame to-day
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NEW HAVEN. 8: NEWARK. 2.

Earned runs-New Haven \ TwohASe hits-CnhiI,
bSsos-FiOlds, hGnisIl smith ,{2j. Lynch SchoenecR
FIRST base on balsENeWsrh Now Haven First base
NewI5i 2; SST , Haven O. ssFuHk oq,aNswATk. =;
Nc Dermit and Fields: Gilbert zelda DOYLE and Ca
hill Umpire-Robert Neil Time-lB5. Attendance
go
BALIIhoRK Q; HARTFORD, O.
BALTIMORE, June 2l-The Baltmores shut ont the
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The American Association.


SYRACUSE Juno billiard luck still fellows the Brook.
Ign Club. They lost again to-day, after twelve hard
fought nninKA Tho acoro:
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Allen Maid wns considered so sure winner
that she sold for $50 against SIS for tho other
four in the JIG pace. At the first turn Allen
Maid tripped and got completely tangled. 40
th4t Alexander Boy, got past and led to the
hall. where Monkey Rola closed on the leader,
and had the heat in hand from the distance. in
G:2l"4. As Trout did not try to force Allen
Maid after the tanGlc she still ruled tho betting
Mt SO 10 Sl5 and going away ut Il terrific clip
siprod round Monkey kolln, and was a long
way in front ut the quarter in go. and made
came home ct thirty clip, making the mile
in 2:lGA. Monkey ltolla swerveu all over tho
stretch as Nance piled tho whip in vain. it
was so TO J., on me G hi mare now. aLd when
Marindes second; the odds increased to s to i.
The race seemed TO be over when Allen Maid
went away smoothly and had n good lead COM
ing into tho homestretch. Here she suddenly
grew tired. and Alexander Boy came RAPIDLY
from the distance, winning tho heat by a neck
in Just 2:2O. Tho betting changed at once.
the Held se!linga s25 70 SIS over Allen Maid
end Of three-Quar:ers. and Alexander Boy beat
Marendes, in the last fifty Yards. finishing in
2:2O'., with three left for the sixth heat. 1t
was $50 to 81 on Alexander Boy. who had no
trouble III beating his TWO tired opponents in
2:2Ji..
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second Ra.o-A svesIs,aks. for two yoOr.ods, with
| Third Race-A handicap sweepstakes for three year
olda and upward, with Sl,UO added; ono milo nnd a

Fourth Race Match for S. 900 a side with $500 to
tho winner added by the Coney Island Jockey CLUB;
one mile and quarter.
tNnfp
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Molie J. was strong tip for tho 1922 class,
selling at $25 TO SO Tor the field. The fayorito
had the poe and lcd round The turn. when
Edith Il. went, past her SO ensy that. it was
ElIth il. had no trouble alter that for the heat
in 2:25!s. MolIe j. was as great n favorlte rs
ever. Tho two mares had brush TO the quar-.
ter in the second heat but from there the Bns-
ton trotter showed her superiority. and camo
homo easily in 22l Z. Pools were S25 TO IS on
her then. and none OF tho others could give her
q race in the last two heats. Edith r. made
final effort in tho fourth, but was short OF work
and could only force Mollie j. out in JOB
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sRGR RABBIT AND pasR FLEA

one ~ th- progrr.. forcc hss lust ~
TUNED from a trip a. The country. nn'i
relate. tie following little inslisnt Wit
ne..e,l hv him while n.hiug; lie Was
half reclining on the hank. watching hi.
rork for the evidence ~ q bite, When q
ru.iling ~ leaves AMI crsrking ~ dead
sticks to the right attracted hi. alteration.
Turning hi. had IN thlt direction h. de
covered q rabbit cautiously making hi
wav Ia the water. B-comlng ab.orbe'i
In the capers 81 the nlmble quadrupe'l, b.
rrlInqulshci al thought. IT the dreams
h. expected Ca snatch from their bel.
aud bcame Interested IN what the rabbit
NJ. doing. The little fellow NJ length
reached the water where BE- turnel round
aud begsn gently snd gradually "a back
Into II. In few minutes hls entire body
was Submerged. except the head aud
face, upon which black spots began to
appear, Increasing a. the moments did
until the rniirc part became black a. a
dark thunder cloud.
NJ this Iuncture the rabbit made n
plunge under water. aro.e aud skipped
On Al. hsppy a little creature a. you would
care to see. lmpcllcd by curiosity, the
scribe approached the spot from which
the rabbit bounded, peercd down upon
the water, aud there heheld countless
collection ~ neas foatlng on the sur
face. This u the wsy rabbits "het"
Themselves, a. IL I. called, A. the scribe
aftetwarl. Enthusiastically (fli.)
Progress.
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ONfuEn. 49, a-Ata tuart ri rrs'sis hsii II
faris. uitfin All 90 o. tHunff af uNfuri. "a
a. tflri furs.iaF ~ isss a o. l~-i
uu a. TsfIfiru n Wanuah WakFr. Alrrin
tstratriK n e. sstatf 70 1abn "a NaIkrr. ate a
frFrnurs iu satl 0alrfr. .irrsa=s1l paving o.
uIsuss O. eel at rfntFT Urrt1i1 va rstttr falls
Nui rharrrs
uGuEaAu. rhsf ~ 49, IFt.fisnsr give uot.rs
q 81 rsr-sans lrirrrstf9f nF faasIrg a. a'sfr1fI
~ ~ rst'tluu. sIth this urier ttFrrau. a. ts
VlhlshesI tfres ersks surrFssfFfIV m a. 60
t1ri isruarrat q nssstafsf rftutssl n Paris IN
All iuunfr. thaf thFT mas aUrrar N fruiaiff
tulrt a. IT, hfii 81 raris sr o. ttlri Tufsiar a
Ian. usNt NJ niuf uftsk in "a fHfrrtun au.'
shus calss m any thsy tats. vhy ths ssms
sholii 90 ~ sfantri
GTuRsT A WILSON Iutss
a trus oupy-Atte.t Al. 4. DAVIS Eest.tsr.
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OXFORD, 81 al Court ~ frohats heti II
Pans within ani Tor The teanty 81 oxford on
the thiri Tuc-.isy ~ Des. a. ~. la.
SARAH a.. kiDbER. named tsesutts IN :
osFtsla Instrument parpsrtiax o. ~ IN is.t VIII
AMI restswsos ~ John 4. ht'isisr. lsis 81 hesleo
tbe same Tor fr.sb<fs
OspsssB. That ssii tsesatrfx give n.flcs
o. all per-ons intsrc-ss, b. causing copy 81 this
In the Oxfori fpvma-rrst prnt~i % Psrs, thai
thsy msy APPEAR q Q Probate Coaft 81 ~
he'll at Fairs. In ALI Cosbty. On The thiri Tues
day % Jan. nsxt a , ~ The elsa In The fore.
all fn.trsm~ns sbsuii pa< 10 prvvei. approved
ssa aIlesei % The last win and Testament Of
A nus ssvy-xsss ~. g. DAVIS. Ssslssss.
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OXFORD. SIT . tear % Probate he'll Al
Pan.. within sBi Zoe ths counfy ~ Osf,sri on
The thiri Tuesday % Dcc. a. n. lse.
-srah VI. fesry, nsaei Ete.ufnx IN . certain
Ih-tfufnsut puriDftinE o. - the lat VIII ansi
nehi In all County, ascss-ef, having preseutssi
the same for prsi.sff
ORDtksD. That tn all Esesufrix ri,e Botir.
D. All psr-on- interestei w causing e.vy ~ this
orier 81 be pui,lishei thrre wcsks suces.si,ely
IN the Osfofi pcsnccrst prints-i at Paris, that
they NAY aplsaf a q frobste Court O. ~ hskl a
fsn- In sail County, ea TIE thiri Tuesday of
ian. reSt. st ~ The eiosk In the forvneon, AMI
ssrumsnt shsalf ma - prv,si, sppr.esi ss.l
.Iiouci - th< Aa WIN ssd Testaissns Of ssld
49,. 0EoRoE 4 yILsCx. Jsass.
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A .caly trIek-CaichIng . iI.h.

All MEDICAL authorities agree thai
catarrh IL no more nor less than an In
h.mmation 81 the lining membrane al
the nasal air passages. Nasal cstsrrf
and all catarrhal rffections Of the head
are not diseases Of the blood, aud Il Il Z
serious mistake ca treat them ne such
No conscientious physician ever at
tempts 20 do 40. II IL held by eminent
medical men that sooner or later a spe
cihe will be found for every disease from
which humanity suffers. The facts Jus
tify Ne In assuming that for catarrh d
least . positive cure already exists Ia
Ely's Cream Balm.
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uNIpUu - At gnut q Ffui.sts. hrhl Al
PaFt. sitlsin su.i &C. tiHs ssuntr 20 uNfsri. ua
tilr thirt TurainF 20 H.. =, II. 80
"a - f-titi.n ~ t.fa "a sraf. Adfuinistraisi
- 90 sststs - ilsurfsf Mrintifg. ATT - pgn
mafk o. al gauntT. decreased. pfaFlhr -
fLfrn.s o. srii an.l ffutFf 80 murh - - raj -
tat - sai tiasra-si a. 4 usfs-srT o. 80 islf'
s.tits..t.-i "a thfs hanHlr,-i aut anT dalars. -
Isa-s- "a "a H. anf - aIifnlui-trttiuu.
uHuTnEu. That IL AT Istitiunsf tfe ntfh0s
O. ~ t.sf.sfus iutrfsssti ~ rausinE a. alsfft
~ III t-fittsn Nth this nffier thffs.sn, o. y
pabushssi thrss seeks surrsssitsly lh tas 60
loot tArtnisrat q nsssIapsf prints'i ~ Paris ~
ssisi Iuanty. that thu mas apI-af a a l'ful sts
Court o. o. hslt a farts. - ths thlri Ifrela \
.hss oaa.s lfahy they have. Why tn ssus shouil
NJ o. grani~i
GIORGE 4 WILSON, iuige.
trls eat,y- Att-.t III. 4. DAVIS, l.egistsf
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Can D. prevented by removing tho.'
cause. Nhich prO'lu,e IL. symptom
which Indicate ApoplcNy or Heart III.
ras. are DiyFine.. or Pressure la Head
spots before Eyc., Palm around or fal
pitaiion of Heart, Palm In region ~ tn
Heart With feeling IL ~uf'o,stiou, Ring
Ing sound Ia Ear, Numbness or rrirkl,
sensation II the Limbs. The esig rem
ely that permanently relieves thee
symptoms aud prevent. sudden Death i
Anii-\pople,tine. seRd fof circular. u
Dr. D. :. Hutchinson a Co.. Eno.barg
Tall., VI.
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ONTpRli. - .-Ma tuar - Probate, tfll II
Paris. Nthin Anl Toe TIE taautf utotieri "n
thf thiri Tus-iay - ns,s. \. u. ls-s
Os o.. teftian ~ l.. tfvBsh, AdninlstfainF
~ ~ estate - James lreurh, late ~ Porter
To- all GouatF dsrsasssi, praying fpf iifsuts "
ssii sni uonvey ths uiHne "a TIE rial estate ~
ait fsfss..si a pahlir 80 pritste .al-. fpr III
paFtasnt "a fisit. and infi.ientai shaFxf-.
OaDFEEIs. That ths sali Ietitisner Etss nsfic,
o. al p~rsous iatrfrstrt, ~ tauslnE al ai'stf.i
pahush thrve Wesks sacfes-tfflf In u
Utfsri Dsussrrs,. pfirtri a Parts, IL sahi
tsuuty thai tfiey maF spfsfar a Private
Cont o. - hglleu a fArls. In all ,sahif
o'ck-fk In The fsrvunsa. snd show rause. N any
tisy Save. why IT, sane .h1uhi nj ~ granissl.
sIORgI 4. WILSON, iufss.
true copy Attest Ill. 4. DAVIS, Register.
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OXFORD. g AT Court ~ frobsis heit Al
Parts wifhin ani fsr he teanty - psfoFi.
oa tis thirt rue.isy ~ Ibec~. \. II. ls-s
spa ~ Isfifisgn ~ Adsit.ssn y. Nerrifk. sitnln
istratsr - tiss estate - nlnsshy Garter, late ~
n~tilsl. In sail scanty. deresssi. prsYinr for
o. Auy anl an rVsl estate Cor the payment ~
deis. sni changes, sans b. H. sohi a pabhc 80
private salr.
OHprs,p. nat tAe saii Istiiisnsr sive usslcs
b. All psr-ons tnterstssl. By causing an abstrsrt
- his lsetifion. With this orier thrrron, o. hs
puhiishs.l thrse ~teks suc-essiteiy In ths "a
t0f,i fictnorrat. nrwspaprf prtntel a. Paris.
IN ALI toentyt that thsy MAJ apIesf ~ t'rviste
Coar "a - he'll q fsFts. % ne thiri Tse-isy
~ jan. asst, NJ nine o'rhsk IN The fefsasDn. snl
sissw osase n aay they have vhy The sane shsahi
nj - srsnt-i.
GEORGE 4. WILSON, Jsfse.
4 true sopy--A Attest III. q. DAVIS. Register.
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The bs.t thing oat-A big firc
TIE FATHER

Of all disease. !. Impure blood. when
loaded With foul humor. How impor'
ant then that the blood should be- pure,
rich aud strong. without which there
can be M health. To purify the bleed
>alphar Bltiers :. iDcomranbly the t-e-,
medicine that IL ). possible To obtain
Tur EDiroR.
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USEFUL SUGGESTIONS FOR Trs
AniISgAOl

To sorrrS suors.-Rub With castor
Ia REMOVE MILDrw.-I,ub the spot.
With green tomato julie. aud ALT.
To CuRr EARAcur.-I,oa., q .mali
onion until loft, dip la sweet oil and put
In the ear.
foR A BuR>.-Make an ointment of
sulphur aud lard. aud cover. or vet soda
aud apply.
To kELr MOrus or 90 CAIPErs.--
Wash the floor With very ho, water With
little turI'entlne mixed In Il.
To CurCk NoNiri>G.-Gi,es table
spoonful Of whole. black mustard seed.
Apply spice plaster Ia the stomach
To TAKE OuI rRuIT sTAISs.--I'our
boillng water over them, or rub soda aud
coal oil on the spots, and dry In the hot
sun.
To PREVENT DELIcArE CoLoRs fap-
i>o.-Di..olyr a nlckel'- worth 81 sugar
of lead Ina q pail 81 water, In which soak
the clothes.
ToCLEAS GREASY KITCHEN UTENSILS.
Soak i've minute. In warm water Ia
which has been added a tesspoonful 81
ammonia; rinse and wipe dry.
To WASH soILLp CLOTHES. a
tcaspconful Of turI,entine To the boiling
.ads, ar Tablespoonful Of coal oil and
aieasPcoufal Of common bsking-Iowder.
To CuRE CuiLBLAi>s.-Mske an ONT
ment of tincture of catechn, two fuh
ounces; honey one and a half ounces |;
water, seven ounces. Mix well and ap-
ply at night.
To CuRg IioARsENrss.-wrapa large
lemon In a piece Of wet, raw cotton, COW
er With hot ashes aud roast; when done,
squeeze out the juice aud mix With
honey. Doss, one Tablespoonful every
hour.
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whooping cough, Group, sore throat.
Sudden cold. and th. lung trouble. pe-
cullar Ia children, arr easily controlled
BY promptly administering Aver. Cher
~ pectorsl. This remedy I. safe Ia
take, certain In IL. action, and adapted 10
All cOu.titution.
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Blggs-"wiat a confcunde,l fool
shaw was 10 hang around that yonug
woman all the evening"" IIiek.-''oh,
get out. You'd do the same thing un-
der the same circumstances" Blgg--
"Ne-, aud that's what makes me so
plaguy nal With shsw."-iIosion
Iran.cript.
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TIIT sui.srHi.r hfrrhJ .dfes puiir nUtllr
that ~ has issn Iulf aptsfntl.i hf a. iiuuufn
- JuiEs - rruiaatr Co. "a tuarff 20 uNfHfl
kni sssans.l ~ trast ~ Alminiaifhiuf - -
sstatr -
sIul.sT 4 AriiEHTuN. lais n Nrsr,
a. saIt iuunff. lfTFasfii. hf ElfiuE isini a. ~
l1H .flrssfs. ~ thrfvfurv request At Ifrsslfs
tutsttai O. e. sstsfr - ssil hrsFassl a. nlakr
Immediate t.aruasut sol thsss. vha have anY
,irtaani. thsr.un a. fAhihn - same g.
I,..s n. tssB AINAN ~. GOODWIN.
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TrayelIer-.'ssy. boy, what are you
sitting there forf You'll fvcte to
DEATH BOY (between his chaitering
teeth)-"why. de ole man tole me fer Ia
take der pup out an drown him, but de
Ice on der creek l. two feet thick, so !
thought I'd sit here and freeze him to
DEATH
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-07

OXTuEp. - -Nta Juart ~ rr,lats hshi Il
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-07

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Iiall'. Hair Remover Ia restore the color
Of my hair
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-07

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-07

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-07

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ALDEN CHASE. Administrator un the estais
a wsshlnstoa " I.ies. iAts a " o-sist- IN ali
gssuuty isssa..-t vinsprp.snir-i M Aacsunt II
Standardization ~ tn estate ~ all ieceassi Cos
sikgwsns~
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arier h. H. pahnshs.i thrss weeks saeses.lssly
Ia the Osforl beanoCrat. pfiniesi ~ Paris that
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a Paris. In ssii tounty, on Tia thlri Tuestay "A
Jan. Bsxt. ai uine o'sisk IN ths forsua-sn, and
shoatl not " alig~e.i
GtoRGE 4. WILSON, Ju.ige.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-07

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