davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1891-05-09
LOT b

Also the following described trait of land
Beginning at post marked Ruby silver
Mill site post No L. ;. Survey No. 40
b, which Is \. - deg, W 2e2' 30 ieet rom
post No. ct ). Survey No. 80 y; at the
NV. corner Ruby Silver mining claim L
). mineral monument bears ;. deg. 80
min. ": thence ). = deg. 4 80 feet TO post
Ne.2 L. :. Survey No 40 b, intersecting the
vest line of the Independence mining claim;
thence \ ! deg. - min. ". 81 feet a.obg the
western boundary Of the lhdepend nee 70
post No. 3 L.. :. Survey 80. 40 b. which i
also the Nv. corner OF INDEPENDENCE claim
thence \ y deg % min. Z. i93 feet alohgth he
moth boundary line of lndegendeDce
claim 10 post No u. y Survey \ o. 30 i !:
this post sits at the fcot Of large ledge Of
rocks; thence n. - deg. % min. ". 2i2.5o
feet 70 post No. L. :. Survey No 40 ". at
lbs feet crossed creek running east; thence
L. ;. Survey No. 40 3: 3 feet north of the
creek; thence y. . Dig. 50 min. w u 20
feet 10 post NO, : [. ;. Survey No 80 II -
feet north Of creek thence due west 3ls feet
10 post No. L. ) Survey No. 80 b; thence
due south - feet TO post No. . L. ;. Survey
20. 80 b at Il feet crossed creek. thence \
- deg., l.. 216.b feet To post No. 10 L. ).
Survey No 30 B thence ). 81 deg, Il. So
feet to post No. L. ). Survey No. No. so Il.
the place OF beginning, containing 49, acres.
Courses expressed from the true meridian,
with magnetic variation Of Is deg. East
Any any all persons claiming adversely
any portion Of said Ruby Silver Lode OF sur
face ground, or Mill Site are requeired TO
file their adverse claim with the Register Of
the Unitedstates Land Office at Eureka, in the
State Of Nevada, during the sixty days period
Of publication hereof. or they will be barred
by yirtne of the provisions Of the statute.
}. 2. DUNKLE, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-20
nAi.1In AIcH.hAsn


Take black Vcl,-t ribhon l.aiin on
one .Lic aud velvet ON the ether Que
inch We and long enough o. go around
iii- n-,k and lap. firsi draw With chalk
isi.r. half an inch from each other, and
have th- dalsi~s an Inch In clrrumtct-
,Bc-. The petal, Included In The cifcum.
irfrncv. Tie cyuicr ~ each daisy should
p. painted With cadmium y,llos, ani
tir rrntrf l. rruier~i murr natural by q
a., ~ hurut slcnn, here and their. Tho
l,lals arr palnt~i Nhte Thick enough "a
hide the black velvet. Tho efi~t after
the daley l. paini~l !. that a naiural
,lal.v l. laii Ca th~ black velvet. None
- tir gfr,n show, only the daisy With
IL. yellow c,uicf anl white ur,al'.
AFTER The psiniing !. completed, lAy the
velvet uat iti, without folding, and let
III paint ct dry, which makes u hard.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-20
.iiusrnX pis.Ronk

INT. la prity little addition io the
other conyrnicnr'. ~ haby's hasksi.
Take "a plec- 81 siin paper az BRISTOL
baarl. eight by n,c Inches, aud fold
over tuicv iu the manner ~ folding a
.h.,t ~ note Tupsr. about opc-ihir
urns-i up, leaving shout one-thlri NJ the
utl,sf col e. turn dosu. Hnuud on the
eofu.r. of the s.conj fold som~ihing
uke The Dap - an envelope. Nov coNcr
his and line u neatly having an inter
lining 70 flannel 90 some snft gooi.l
" lth = dainty. tinted lii, and ornament
ths outsiir. mar The ~igc, all around,
aith s,t stitches ~ feather stlichc. of
.tuIi az embroidery lin e. contrast ~
correspond With the color ~ the cover.
pn th~ miiilc fold. fssisn together In.
.hl- With a l.oW ~ nhton the color 10
he fancy stitches, thfv- white flannel
leave. II graduated Sire, plukei of
f-,iaied With the scissors, around the
SLICE. On the largest leaf plac- evenly
halfa dorm ~ ~ - large nursery pins
,nd on the smaller lca,v., smaller pins
ia correspond. Have bit ~ ribl-on
fastened en- The oatsiie somewhere that
aill a. the book togvihsr With a hoN
ah-n Il l. clos-i. \ little p~rfun~
powder Ia the iuirfllnlng adds "a the
lslnty efIc,t ~ the whole.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-20
slracr riosTIso IN AFRICA.

Wars With sayagcs bring az ques-
tlon Zoe the consideration 81 military
men aud morallsts as we'll. The com.
mon belief I. that a.. mo,leru arm. II
prrci.lon. sighted for from one thousand
Ia two thousand yani., have rendered
contact 10 the conirniing ARMIES In the
op~n field out 10 the question. The
front ~ an attacking fotvc 10 soon worn
away. AMI ltr,achc. the sssauli-si line
In mrrr driblcts, which are easily di..
po.s,l IL. Ocaslonally. n In one or
two Instances IN the franco-Prusslan
var. the rush - cavalry has carried the
a.sailants up Co the lines ~ Infantry
hut such exploits have t--n wonder. ~
mingle,i r,shn-ss sni usslcs.nr... They
are 40 nrr In modern Narfsr- that the
formation of Infantry square. Ia rrP-l
cavalry ha. b~-n dropped irum the tao
tic. hooks. No officer ~ any reputation
assume. that line. - Infantry Will ever
meet face a. face. save a. the rr.uli ~ q
hlunirr. Hut ~ what civilized tr"op.
can not 10. or rather have c.s.si Ia DO,
the aVagrs ~ Africa are It'll capable.
Despli. IA. difference ~ arms, the
hshilhg hgtw-en the fvnch and the
Dahomisn. has been often hand Ia hand.
The pahomlan. have, With M other
arm. than old fintloCk.. rushed upon
the french line. through the ever thick.
euing Orr ~ br~cchlnaders, and the hual
struggle has hem At closc quarters.
Ot cour.e, French discipline aud .t~adi.
ne.. have triumphr,i over hnaticlsm.
\ French officer writing from ho,onou
.ay. the attack 10 the pihomlsns on the
French carthsork. was, ,hough unsnc-
c..sful, wonderful for the courage dis
PLAYED. The pihomlsns actually got
on the parapets after charging over opcn
ground, AMI N.fr moved down In
sNarms hy the defenders. Nins,y-.eNrn
t-oiic.. Including tho.c - i've AmaIon.,
were found on the crvsi and fac" 20 the
French r-ioubt. III. Dahomisn. have
no other policy than lii az D. killed,
andhadihc fvnch ammunition given oai,
or hal thsrr bc,u no clrthSOrks a. TAXI
up the nr.i forc- 20 the attack, the COO
is.i could have hal but one result. The
Fr,nch cNI-risnc- In DAhom-y !. very
similar a. that - the Engll.h In the
Soudan campaign. There the Arib.
actually penetrated the liriii'h lines aud
the folder spirits errr hayonetiei or
cluh,,-i Ia death. Thus u would at.
par there are It'll people Who, anlmaie'i
by contsmpt Zoe death, will throw
thetn.slSr. right against the muffle. II
ride. whoss hrr I. ~ incessint that " !.
Que flame. The impul.e In the case Of
the soudsn Arah was the old Noham-
me,ian faiali.m and it, b-elicf that death
Tor the faith assure. perpetual life Ia
Paradise. In IN. case ~ the Dih0mian.
hairr,i ~ the invader !. thu stimulus.
Aw there any white people capable oi
such contemp, for dcathi or l. u courage
and lgnOranc. af- mor often associated
tian courage anil intelllgrnccf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-20
caocneTIp can OF CORN.


hi. Il quite ornamental aud very
convenient for q kettle holder. u u
crocbe,ei In tuftcd stitch 81 berlin
fephyr ot Gcfmantown wool, IN Two
shade. % coru color or two ~ dull rel,
With a No. ~ bone needle. u requiv-
about one-hslf ounce 81 each shade Ia
complete n. Make ch With light wool
Of "a stitches. FIRST Row. one I g
separated by Cd In every second 1t.
second How. 1hrrc ch, etc an ch
between stc. take the needle out 81 81.
Insert II In fir.t &c from front tn back,
take up 4 dropped aud draw u through
Il, frst Il drawn very tight, J ch, ~
peat Ia cnd ~ row, making ~ tufts.
Third Row. Three ch. 5 { c on chain be
tween two tufts, TAKE needle out a. Ia
last row aud Insert IN fret AZ from hack
to front, take up dropped =, aud draw "
through, placing tuft on same side With
those ~ last uw, repeat Ia the end.
Rspeat the.c two rows until ~ rows arr
completed. Tweuiy-hrst How. onc I
IT., I "a between each tuft as 90 fret eni.
Join dark shade, one row ~ G In every
4 around entire plcce, five row of c IN
every stitch on thu twenty row. ~ TUFTS;
cat wool. work i've rows With same
siiade on the opposite slie. One ruS ~
M ch. Lee Ia every : Il around the
pI.,,e. two rows ~ ~ ch. i.c Ia ccnier
IL ca II lat row. Make four Cnf'is ~
The two shades. each about four inche.
long, With a tassel 80 pompon On Que
end ~ each. run In the hole. ~ EACH
snd ~ holder. and tie In loop. In center.
Tie tuttsd portion ~ this may D. work.
"a dice pattern II the two shade. "
prrfrrrri, bot l. not a. gocd an imlia'
lion ~ an ear ~ curn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-20
A sMokINo cAa sNoRv.

In the smoking room Of lpnllman car
the other day number of s<fngrrs
thrown Into temporary coif<ade-
shlp nv the exigrncics 81 travel, were
discussing current topics. Politics came
up. of course, aud II turned out that al
most all the gentlemen were Democrats
or disgusted Republicans. There Was
only one of them Who had good word
Ia say Tor lIarrison's administration, but
he was very clever. very fluent, very
quick wi,ied aud gave back as good ss
he got. Presently wanamsksr's name
was mentioned. The slngle good Ise-
publican relapsed at once Into silence.
All unpleasant explosives were shower
81 upon the unfortunate Postmaster
General. aud there being no dissenting
voice they were unanimously indorsci.
Presently the stranger got up Ia leave
the smoking room. lie was a msn of
medium height. clean shaved, with y
good deal of hair, q keen, bright eye
aud something 81 the air of q Yankee
minister. IA he passed Into the body Of
the car be- met porter aud, slipping =
quarter of dollar Into his hand, he
whispered;
III the gentlemen In the smoking room
AK YOU Who I am, say John wana-
maker"
"ye., sah," replied the grinnlng por-
ter, pocketlng III. fee.
And. IN fact, when the porter happcn-
Ell Into the smoking compartment \ few
minute. later, Que 81 the party casually
ask~i:
"Do you know who was the gentle
man that just ieftr'
"rhc gentleman With smooth face
sahr'
"Nc.."
That I. Mr.. John wansmaker, my
dear -ah."
IN. answer ~ course. threw the whole
crowd into state % CONSERVATION.
They wer, not q whit more uncomforts-
bic when "Mr. Wanamakcr" rc-.nierc'l
the compartment. Every one apologif-
ci. and the honorable grntleman era
clou.ly par,Ion--i them all. r-msrklng
,p-twecn run. ~ q choice Havana that
be- was an often the sublcct ~ cslumny
that b. had grown quite us~i 10 ". Al
lsst they came within View ~ the terml'
nal city. and q. all WIRE preparing "a
leave the smoker. the stranger got up.
faced the company, and .alh With mcr-
~ smile;
"Gcntlemcn, u YOU wcr. more Ia
miliar with the personnel ~ Harrison.
cabinet yoa would know that John
wanamaksr never smokes"
ilcforr they had recovered from TIL.
second .urpris. the stranger had dl.sp-
pcarsi from the front platform. Illus
tratrd American.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-20
A MILO. DOLLAR csecs.

4 check for sl.olo,Oco va. once drawn
by John Rockefeller In favor of sam
Andrews, another coal millionaire. An
drew. according Ia the story. only Ac-
cepioi Il because b. was ashamed Ia
rrfus.. The Nay II u sas TIL.
Rockefeller and Andrews wrrc part
ner. aud Vet rivals. They had been
among the organizer. 10 the standard
Oil Co., aud had .oon waNcd prosperous.
Then each tried Ia out.hine the other.
When Rockefeller put up q biz house OF
tpoughi an expensive turnout, Andrew.
layl.hed hl. money In obtaining some
thing more expensive. 30 wbrn l.ocke-
TELLER VA. made prc.lient ~ the stand
ard oil Co., Andrews waxci Jealou..
n. one day blu.teringly asked Hocke-
TELLER for the book. 81 the company
Rockefeller refused to show them, bat
offered him a general statement Instead.
III I can't see the books" cried M
drrw., angrily, II want Ia cell my stock.
"And hov much will you take for tf'
sald Rockefeller. coolly reaching for
Ill. check-book.
Zone million dollar. cash"
Mr.. Rockefeller wrote out a check for
oil 90. 90 and handed u without word
Ia Andrews.
Aud Andrew. Was obliged 10 accept IL.
illustrated American.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-20
aaRy AFGHAN

\ charming cover Tor baby's br'l or
carflagc l. fine plcc. ~ bol,lng cloth
painted Ia delicate sprays siihrr ~ blue
forgri-mc-no,. ~ daisies, snd pot over
blue 20 pink .ilk the .lFe ~ the bid ~
earriaer. Around The whip vide sllk
lace which shOuld fall Ia graceful folds
D.afl, tn tlis wheels ~ the carriigc. \
yer, expansive afghan can b. made by
..Ning satin fihton ah0ui two Inches
aide to fiue lace Insertion, aud 80 on,
continuing flr.t ribbon thru lace, until
the .Ifr 81 The carriage !. made. Then
the clgv. ~ the ribbon arr sewci to-
s,thsr. forming point Y, under which
.es a border II lace Ia match Insertion.
TIT. make. a dainiy, light, summer
afghan iof baby.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-20

Allow me to add nv tribute 10 the
efficacy 81 Ely. Cream BALM. was
suffering from a severe attack of Inf'uen-
N and catarrh aud Was induced Ca try
your remedy. The result Was marvel
Gus. could hardly articalaie, and In
ICES than twenty-four hours the catarrhal
symptoms and my hoirseness disappear
ed and was able to sing q heavy role In
Grand Opera with voice unimpslroi. I
strongly recommend II 20 all singers
VIM. II. Hamilton. Leading Bssso Of the
q. ID. Hes Grand Opera 90.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-20

PorArn S.LAp.--Cut up q pint of
boiled Isotatoe. while hot, mix half ~ 4
tr.spoonful each of chopped onion aud
par.ley, put all In salad boSl' make q
dressing of vinegar, oil, pepper and .aI''
pour over, mix we'll, .ei ON Ice and serve
very cold.
FRF~cn PuTATO s,LAp.--IIoll hall
doyrn potatoes. slice, arrange In q nat
di.h, sprinkle With ALT, cayenne and
lemon luke, pour over a msyonnaise.
Garalsh With celery leaves.
TrENIP sALAp.-i'cel aud sllce very
thin four small. white turnlps. Cut up
on. white onion aud two small, boiled
turnlp., pui In a salad bowl and mix
With vinegar, oil, pepper aud salt.
WINTER sAlIp.-IIake one large beet
and oDe spanish onion, slice them, cut
up three celery stalks, mix With table
spoonful of minced herbs, add to The
salad, mix and set on Ice or In very
cool place one hour. When ready 10
serve, sprinkle with ALT aud pepper,
pour over a tablespoonful Of melted but
ter and two Of strong vinegar.
CARROT SALAD.->liee boiled carrot,
cut up half pound of frcsh, cooked
veal: pat In a .aiai-bcwl q pint OF
chopped celery. add the carrot aud meat,
mlncc a small head of garlic and put In,
pour over vinegar 10 cover and mix
well.
CELERY sALAp.-Cut on the roots
from three head. of celery. Devil and
wipe them dry. cut In strips, Put IN
salad bowl aud pour over y dressing
made Of the yelks Of two raw eggs,
mixed With salt and pepper, four table.
spoonful. of oil and two Of vinegar well
mixed.
rRosriNs WITHOUT Eoos.--iut four
tsblespoonfuls of sweet milk In basin
over q slow frc: when Il SINNERS stir Ia
slowly one cupful of granulAted sugar.
let II boil Ave minutes without stirring,
then set the dish into cold water or on
Ice. and stir to . cream. This frosting
does not fake on snd with . little prsc-
tlce l. perfect. FLAVOR according 10
taste. II Il gess hard TOO soon beat
AGAIN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-20
piAcnsAlnN

Avery rWtiy plncushion vas ohlong
In SHAPE and covered With PAL" blue
.aiin. The satin has hccn laid on Ia
be With the right silc down, the Cushlon
as laii on this, AMI then the i~o side
r,i.rs 20 the satin we're hruughi up aud
f,strn~,i down smpcth, tho two ends
eerr brought up next anil fastened In
The sim~ way. thls left all the iullnc.s
q the corners, which made pretty pun.
vhen u was neatly gathered. On top
a tho cushion sas space about j
In,l c., which was no, covered With the
ssiln. a fusstie ~ hns white lace aud a
boN giving a PRETTY hnish.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-20

SyucDpais uori ,neanlng TO move
~ r. bar-r bI iftlug tolvihrr thr two l-.s
on uue $3.50. 'arl have ''lyssrsslns poser "
= ~Ynsai.ats "a step ani have 80 mir
vtrIsutlF
q ~furrf.fe "rieaf." ''shining.' ani
have name .i,sn 30 . has souih - "A.
sirtIa "a o.I ~ ross doah,~i upon a.
sif
~trc1r1tr a la1y's usns. AMI have
t. unf,ls uflring 'fslsrt,oL
-fuourlfs q skrrt q Infrf. paste
t.1,r.I ar ths uar. co which Information j.
saIl.itfd iu tlhuiar form. mach uss'i in
.sl.-.I.. af.l have vsh,cie uss,i Coz hanlius
rvusa anI lsstl articles,
Ils syuC,tairi iettsr. form ihs name ~
Amoutt - tir yclT
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-20
STATE ov MAINE.


s..,s ~ County Csmmisssessrs D~csmlss
ses.,aa. A. u iss,, he'll n farts, within AMI fos
al Coassy % Osfsri on The lst Iuesisy ~
Drrsmi<,, A. u. iss'. l<isf 'hs 'h'r'issh aA' ''
IN r,.s s.ss,v C.mmississ~r. fss The Csassy sf
psi.ri. In the mcssh % s~ys~mt<s, A. u lsp
- provided By lac. male sstaai insp<sn.o eI
th.' County res.is. daily iscsts'l AMI .ysn 70.
travel. i,inx 10 uainesfpcrssrsi I.Se.hirs ~.
sr.tsfof ani. hesvtsshsr messis.ci. IN ALL
csaasy. fer ths parpo-e ~ a.ssrtainins ti.s con.
iitioa 10 .ati fcsi. sni Estimating ths sm.ess
n~s.i~i b. pat The sas In rvpss. 80 ss W ~ ~
as.i osasvnises Coz pahils travel AMI srr,n.
lag On all is.pctisn thai sail r'.sis ~.r. 30
In ss-si rvpsir' anil ne .sfs and ecn,enient ~.
parte-e. ~ psblie travel. ssi that TAI .hset,
10 s..s...si sa All lands. fer The rvpsif 81 all
ros.i. thsf,ia. they do thswfsre, on this th'rt
art dsy % pesssatsr. a. u. tssi. stair. an. s.i
erisr that the fsllg~tag sans 10 assessed and NE
sane are hefsby Assessed uI-sn The folhstnf
lsnIs In unlncorIarsts.i Town.hips ssi sfscts ~
lani. hervinaner msntianssi, fur The pufio-s et
vpslf,sx ths raj. pacing 'hrvash ths~ harnf
the year lssi. % Wiz
ia Answer West sarp'us. fsr The parpo-s 81
DrvtslriaE that part 81 Tho toaaiy raj leslin
frvm Apsis,er .ofnsr b. tptoa whieh 1es IN
.sii sarplns. a.. sum ~ twenty ave honsfs "
assessed .. fulisws. VIZ
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-20

~ oil :. spilled on carI~t aud you
Immediately scatter corn meal over IL,
m. oil viii IL absorbed by IL. oil may
ll.o D. removed from carpet. upon
which you 10 not dare Ia put ether "f
ammonia by laying thick blo,iing paper
over Il aud pressing a hot hat-lfon on H.
Repeat several time, u.lng a clean pa
per each time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-20

o. ras.u.afy rr.I tisvuisr frsrrasi Ltiia f1ssFs
o. H.aft.uF l..f rfralag in ths tauuiar besars'
o. f1f.rt o.. e. e. fHrrirsi slutifla o. rles
o. srtet ts...I eaIJiIg '1r,ssi siahss fuf 80.
d l...s. 49, asf ralir.
O. so. go. u .lh - c,'.r euairn tftrhi.
o. stcr.ng frlr.ras.s Gasrr - rffht
O. tI.fa- gaaIaf 80 fsshsor.i nesrra
I.,-sr.rg aaf. .rir. - larfy ch.tiiss,.i holr>
A r,IrHratai o. "a .a.iaf A. fallL
Wa atr,. = kuosn a. .hsAs vorii sr,uni
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-20
CHARLES COsGROyEi

Who has not been able tn attend to HE
business for year,, Was interviewed by
our reporter yesterday. and says: For
years Was troubled With llright's de
ease Of the Kidneys. The doctors gave
me up. through an Eastern friend ]
obtained bottle Of sulphur Bitters.
took i've bottles and now ] am almost
we'll. Keith sells them.-SAn Francisco
Call.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-20

style In vehicles. Dealer. IL am
sure, madam, you could look the city
through and moi nnd Landowner car
Rage than this" Mrs. D'Avuoo. "Oh,
is's handsome enough, bat u looks too
comfortable 10 be styiish."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-20
sr.rI or MAINE.

ONfOEp. =.
srrEEuF Jrut,taL ouyEr.
Gi@fk's urfos. ~. 4. issi.
Ths foiowing shows ~ ti.t-ssitiuu - Appsal
81 Ca.s. ani in.iictnsni. 90 siolatiuu ~ ~
lass re9ulstinx ~ ani AZ n tntaN Al q
LqsoF. "A uStsbsr tern. >uprvms Ju'iiclsl teur'
isa
ssa,s 81 Main. By oouPlaist. ". Alfre.i D Ras
-rarrh AMI Seifur,
V dsy NJ PrS-. By coun,y At'srpsy. b,
or,ler - Csart
STATE Of Nsiss. By Iniietnsu'' v. william Jacob.
- Day SoL pr. By oouniy AM. ~ or,sS Of
Court.
stats u Maine v. william Jsoeb.-
10 Ia. Rs.fsa.lsnt arrsisns.i. Pea GuiHy.
ssnt~ncs ftns o.. ansl Cu-ts taNet "a 90,
AT - DAYS IL g. jail fins an est. pAst
wsrrAnt.sas.i O. Iaisr.
stAts % Nalps ". 1 wssisl Bre~n-
4 isy Rs.,-ssaeat arraisn~l, Plea >ot Gulhy
- day Trial. nrst Jury. Nsrliet Guity.
ssntsncs. sios act oo-ts tsxesi II s7eoo AM
~ days IN jail warrsns O. JAiasF t.-as-i
state - Nains. ~ complaint Va AHA-a fAyns
iassxioslion.
10 dsy Nsi pros. By CO. Auornsy.
stAie q nsiss. ~ ec~plAini ". janus Ju'llias'
APPrt
~ dsy Ne pro. BY CO. Ansrnsy
state q NAias, ~ complaint We Ls@0si W.
Jssk-sn. APpft
>lngh AZ
y DAY J0'is~sus q SS--sy ssaisiV.l Court
rSs fsrssSins :. gssIl.A:., .. .sss,i.so, VIA
i... q 10. a. smse'is'i - CHAPTER "a. fuoAe
xasa -ALBEKr = AUSTIN. cIsrs $ .. C.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-20

An exchange on commenting on q
coa.iing accident, .agcly suggests that
''.llding down Hill has It, drawback"
of course II does; the sled has 10 be
drawn hack after every trip. Twas al.
NAY. tIu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-20
ksy - the rssisr.
~ 80 -NumsncI enigma.
Thsr.s not a lo~sr GA AL the hills,
The frust l. Ca tie pane
~. - -D0gbie Hollow square

No no -FiorAl ChArade. primrOse.
Ne too-DFop Lister PuElle. All the
world. a stsge. and al the mea aud Won
On merely player
So tui.-Ilsbgs Or Very Small folks.
Gale in lie arv many.
~ a. Name - . state. California
No 90 Divide tie word Tru-ant.
NJ co. - Hidden Jewels; Diamond.
Garnet Topaz Pearl Ruby. Opal
Came Agate
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-20

ifyou win ssni your si.irvss. us vili mail
yss COR illustrated pamyhlt explaining All
about Dr. Dyes Cslssrs,~l kastrO Nelisic iiels
and appliances, sni thsir charming sfsst. upon
viii au,ek iy restore yoa a. ,iFor AMI manhood.
ramphkt ffve. ~ yoa are thus arrlstssi. ne VII
ssni you o He'd anil Applisacs. on trial
yolrAic HIlr co. Marshall. Mtch.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-20

.niui. hsryhy uriery-i thsi ~ tss ...e.-si
axalass t.ssr,rr " saith. ~ ~. a. uarstee,
tl.,tt a. Ilastiass. grserh thaHaAss u
ns,g.u ts..sthsr 18th sitty too dsllafs aasi anf-
90 mi. "a ths tst - ths Aatrs-roEsin s.sf
fssrr 60. aassuntlns IN al o. "as han.if'-l oes
ui..l ns,-,s r,ssi ant HN,sa ~ Snttaa,
/. Appointed assat ~ sspspi m ssms AL ihs
i-aisars - AL tsx aunaniiaE ~ ninstT nlse usl
hFs aai thif,y toe ssuis. - sxpsasisi upoa the
nal Lsiihs trsfa Ae,iossf ~ Ptpa. sol hssIl
"a Daas n alt Ansisfsf North ~arplas u az
t.iNtssi asruf O. sNt-ri ~ sans. Ant thsf az
r..lair. T. give l-sats q. ~ hs tivsts.
nN rg.n.hir Litter &C.. fsf No purre.s ~
I Drsfalftas ths -lilask Hf,-as r-ssi - csllrl.
irlaE IN at rs~uship, sol as tte 'a.tI
ssgs "a to- hansir.-i AL any islisF. u ss-s.'s'
a. fniu-s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-20
mn nOI.D THE THITU,

WAS troubled With Liver Compliant
for years, and suffered terribly. Lake,
the druggist, advised me Ia take sui
phur Bliier.. took three bottle. and
now | am a well mani. fcnner.
Waterbury, Conn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-20

The msn Who Il effuslyely pleasant
with everybody usually makes himself a
nuisance bat the man Who endeaVor.
habliually ca make himself a nuisance
never .ucceed. by any accident In belng
f.l.s...WF
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-20

II u wicked to steal, but when the
girl !. demure and pretty, and the moon
light Il loft aud romantic. aud YOU can
almost see IN. liz. upon her llp., Il
sometimes seems COOL deal more
wicked not 10.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-20

Only dve persons turned out TO hear
discourse on .lIow Ca Hold the ltoys.
GLOW "a Hold the Girls" would have
been . more attractive subject, although
IL IL doubtful u any new light could
have been shed upon the matter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-20

~ .if.-C.-gF-fhi~-i n'''.is"s-
1 \ weight from a city Ia oaia au,i
lssts = g-rio.l % time.
\ palatal rv.llrnos from city In
Errifrd auI iuitc novel
q Truliir frlm q state anil lfavc lssint
4 fruuald from . river In LaruT-
and rave lii-l
s Atoksu ffum country and lss's .
cav
q Earth frOm a ciiy 10 California AID
lesss a tfsr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-20

II was Scotch grasedlgger who said,
Trades vera dali moo. I have M
buried lee,en creetur In = fortnight. ("