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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-21

wm. D. Rtskfori, or unlnown
Ia. homestead tno-p a. ~.
Nsher Eisromb fsrtn. t-oanfis-i
on ths nofth 10y Land ~ 4. Cole
souih by D.s Cram farm, east
side of ssm1 0rsnls~ hrn ~
ing east n obi hsns.,ssi situai
SaL m ,S''' OF ''A' '''' ''' ",lo@,i,i.
Cla.. y. iIo~sri. situated near
the mouth % Ten mis br,ot
nar,h % .si - a, u. Hartford. q "'
Ei~arl :. kin,lssf. lyiax on
liar, messiow moan'sin, boue.i
81 on the north BY aRi u ".
sAB.i. sBi q. ~. llsyhion. east
~ i.nh ~ .. Dsy. Dyer f0r
.pi owbe,i by Da'i. a tole, So >"
Je.. o. Iins.stt. sitasts.i al Vat
Irs~hhsti. near A. W. wan
srs hSuss 10. !"
D. u. NrInca.. sttuateiin nrOwns
fell near J. -. Ieah's bpa-s. en 80
waisr u. >uttsr. 90 unlnosn,
hsinE 4 Q lntsr..t common Ani
uniivhis.l. bounded oa n"fth
by fryeburE t0~n une, east BY
m.A.lS~ sn.i. .osth 10y lahi ~ 49,,
~ Day a al. s' U" -
Lewis " O'Hr,aa, 90 AMI nsvB,
l-,sssis.i 90 the Bsfth W ian.i ~
~ ". i-a-sn, sast ~ raj H.
iiism. ."aih By lsni Of. Al'iSa -
Lane, - n "a
John fisru., situated ts,.e.a
Iiifsm raj AMI o. u. Town
farm raj. AMI Ahihs iAhs's - -,
hrm, la 10
John Rishari-sa, OF unknown.
situated near the Ira Long farm
near Asai % Alien Nalkef aBi
y. f,.sss,i.n. l.,ias parts fthe
Drals msssio~. formerly Osnci
by ~smusi Gilman. 10 - -
rws.ur.r - The town ~ brovnheii.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-21
jouN's lGrTCR.

We took sabbath days journey 10
East Hebron 10 hear Elder Cannon
dispense the gospel. We heard him
dlspcpse. And what should We go In
the second psw front bat The longtime
familiar figure of uncle Temp Hall from
wayback isumfori that IL fast coming tn
the front out among folks. We were
surprised but not shocked. IL takes
more than that 10 shock us now, slncc
our nerves have hardened. uucle
Tomp must he climbing mp toward The
sos In the shade and In the sun. There
IL quite q good deal of the boy In him
yet. lie gave NJ brief call on his way
home Monday. lie expressed himself 90
pleased with our situation and our VII
lage which IL Indeed beautiful for situa.
ton. lie thought Il might BE- years be-
fore they had 40 lovely q settlement at
the Falls although possibly alarger one.
Our generations will sleep with the Ia
theirs before their shade trees can match
these Cor sire aud beauty. "uncle
Tomp- sold hls farm to the company q
few years since as he VAS too old Ia care
for u properly. They bought u for q
brick plantation and cut some 800 cords
Of wood upon u Ia burn the brick but
when they bored for brick they didn't
dow worth cent. Not q brick. The
wood IL there awaiting purchasers. IL
will not break the company Jet ne hope.
Mr.. Hall has real estate on both sides of
swift River, desirable Tor house lots. U
think he has sold few for 800 per lot.
sJo0 Isn't bad-lf used we'll. 600 IL
better than Kick or q shove.
Agents are beginning to talk mp now
log machines. The Decring IL good
enough for me. They clalm-s0me do
that the Deering draws hard. Guess
none of them draw a. easily a. q baby
carriage. II IL nv opinion that morse
couldn't tell, II endowed with the gin Of
speech, whether he were hltched To q
Dcerins or = Buckeye.
Horace IL paying - cents for wool.
We ARE waiting for slight advance.
Fred and Briggs ATE cutting and peel
Ing hemlock on the Aael spsulilng place,
having bought u, the hemlock, Of IT.
owner, Wash Hines.
frcnchmen are cutting aud pcellng
hemlock for Matte Morrill,.
Dr. Detoster has done q fine Job on
hi. house aud be- IL making an improve.
ment on hls farm, az guardian for the
boys, BY turning part of IL out Ia pasiur.
age. Mrs. Doctor will sell or has sold
her store % give possession the first oi
september.
IL there Ia anything else you want "a
know drop me a linc aud ] Will try and
set u out In glowing colors.
liy the way. Kendall, when you write
Ia your brother j. ask him 10 send you Z
true version ~ the tale entitled, "iIold'
Ing the Cd Mare" u IL rich aud ncy-
horse racy - u were. You may put !,
Into rhyme and send Il to the Democra,
n YOU are moved Ia do so. JOIIN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-21

To tho C0unty Comuiis.ioners ~ o. 'a--. =
Cumtesishi AMI ths Coanif 'Hn' \
The County ~ Otfor'i, ban lr o. W
Maine 80
ne-p+stfally rprrsstt a. ln..fr'. &c. -
Sens ~ Bfiistou "a .ahi Joarty uf 60 .s.I
sbd eitifsn. - s~eien in All ,Uali. . ~,
and ~ the ttcihity ~ ssit .tusus l.il -
conVenisnos AMI nsressitT frIuIW ~ -. Il
and uonstrnstiun - . hishsar n -. q
ths noftlusfiy col in ali hfii 80 ". ~
raj IN sAii BIi.iston isa,iius ffuH W. -
stons's rvsiisnos thsrsiu o. -tffifh -.
mon's ani MARTA ~ bammuu's 80. 80 -
In. ansi runnlhs nnfths estsriI un 80 -
~ IItshlshd IAke thsrrin H. o.
Briiist0n tssn linz AZ ~ nsaf ~ q
Robert MOffis0n Yarn. thfnrf nnshl 80
westerly on To- sestgTlY siis n ,traf.. -
The s0uthsastsriy snd ~ a. riai q 80 -
Ing frVm ths sscien ansl Npfth DO -
Of say ~ the - eallssi "Dhi NtntsuitA
Of fana over lahi ih sali ssoisn. -
whsrsfsrr thsy pray fsr o. h-aiIaa 80
Dsts.i thl. twenty nfth day - N5'ea'''
u. l-si. ......,
(slnsD wM.f FERRl, -.
ani obe huhdrc.i ani i1fil ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-21
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

IN. tAsuioefats q Oxf0ri County stu hohi
thsir cuuFeufiun 81 ths tuut Hou-s 90 faft-
I'm 90 Neiuc-iay. Jane .th. a. u, lss-, AZ 10
O'rh-k n. fur ~ par-s-s - nsstninatlns
ean.li iatss Coz IN failustng Cuunty utcsfs, o.
- .urt-srts.l ~ ths nsNt september Sisstshs a.
wu To SENATORS. 1usise ~ fruistsl " xtstsf
80 Probate. County Attufusy, tuunty trsa-urrf
urls CounfY OernuIl.stunsf, ~hsrr, tfgi-tsr ~
Ias.i. tsf Ia Me.tsrn plstrilt. al-s D. chs-s-s
tanuty 0urunliftss. AL transaft such othsr husl
49, a. luay yrupsfly coase t-fore 70
fhs tasls - r.lrr-futatiun sil - A. teiss-
Hafh tssn and plantatisn orxAnifci fuf tlsstion
purt-s-.. sill ~ sntitl.si o. 90 dsexzis. AM %
zoe akiltiunal dsle.ats for essh -sfentl nfe
Vutss. ahd msierity frsrtiun thsrcof. eat ter
H. isnis-cratlC santhists TOE sofefnor IN
ls-- elsstiun.
To- 1ouutv Coiamiti.s oil - In session Al
IN nlon Ileuss. a. = oeloss q. n, wn -aft
dar D. rtssite ~ eftsisnttals - The dssxatss
X A fRlE. Chairnan.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-21
NaA.nEslnENr TAXES

In the tswn 20 Brovpasii. In the ,ouniy ~
Otfor,i ani state % Mslns. fsr The yeAr l-ol
The fatisstns hst 20 tsxe. oa rial estate of
nsa resident owBsr- In tbs to~n ~ brvn. hski ,of
the year i-sl, In blll. c0mmittssi o. John e.
Paine, eollsstar % axes ~ ssi tosn. 90 the
ssh dsy ~ Jane q ~ Ia. Len r,tarpciby HIN Y"
Nc "a remaining unpaii On ths ah dsy ~ NAY,
Is,i By ate that tate ani ngw f.u,ain
unpshl n.siss u hsrvby Ttsn that the all hAe-
in,.,r.t an. sh.r.s. az, nj tshi In b. the rrra.
ary Of sall tawn within eishtfsn uaonth. fruin The
tai. ~ tho Communicated ~ All halls. 80 marh ~
The rval estate tsxsi util - sustsnt o. Isy Tho
aaoant due th.f,fof iasiuiinx inisrv.t ani
charge will without further not~. - soht a
pubIIr austion az The oftss ef y. u ftnk,
la all ,s.n, on the s,th day - i,,s.. l-si. 81
gne ,,teksk Ia the sftsfulsIn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-21

You want Ia paint your house-you
want Ia change the color 81 IL. You are
not satisfied with the way the paint you
used lasted. You think Il ought to have
stood year longer. Come 10 u., We
can show you the colors made 10y the
Chiffon Manu-. Co. and they Include
every color aud shade that can b. used
To advantage. A. To the durability Of
the Chiffon Paints, there !. only one
way-the experience Of those who have
used them. We know Who they are aud
will tell you. hut We can say now that
YOU will hnd only one opinion expressed
perfect satisfaction. A pure llnseed
oil paint, full measure given, placed on
the market solely upon its merits, has
gained enough friends among those who
have used Il To need but very little rec
ommendation from the dealer Who sells
Il.
Chiffon PAINT Co.
Iio.toh or New fOrk.
for sale BY Z. T.. HATHAWAY,
NORWAY. Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-21

should you ask %. whence these goods aref
whence these black goods, whence these white goods
With the figure. bright upon them,
With the lsces nne 10 trim them,
With the jet. aud feather trimmings,
With the buttons and the rlbbonst
wbence these blue goods, whence three tan gooi'
With the ,elyets new aud surahs,
All the new aud stylish trimmlng.f
We should answer, We should tell you,
Prom the great New England market,
PROM the Wholesale houses many,
Prom the dry goods Jobbing houses,
Prom the fancy notion dealers
where went last week to get them,
To select them and tn match them.
And We seli them, ss Ne bought them,
Cheap for cash and al the price.
Plainly marked upon each ticket.
II .tlll further YOU should ask "a,
Saying, which are new goods, which are stylish
We should answer your iagulres,
straghtway In such words a. follows
Navy blue just the style l.,
bright, dark navy for ia. seashore,
Hut the tan. they still are raging,
- the light gray. and the greens are.
Black you know l. good taste slway.,
Never out % place nor can b.,
In the winter or the summer,
And some beauties cheap We show YOU.
II you ask who, In what village,
sells these goods go new aud varied.
Sell. these dry goods, aud these fanciesf
We should answer, should tell YOU,
That the business name and title,
Written large In golden letters,
Ger the doorway, Ia the village,
TN the corner, right on Main street,
Writ 40 large that all can rad Il,
Even be- who run. may read IT,
Ia the day time or In the nighttime,
les. II. a 4. y. PRINCE, Norway.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-21
sspuslcAs COUNTY CONVENTION.

To HspuhhoNn yutsrs - ONfori tounty Az
rssIae.tssi o. nsest In convention al Ne tenr'
usu-e. Parts Hili. "a "Wednesday. 1uns 81,
issf a D. a'rk-k a ~. fsr ~ pur-s-s ~ non
fnsfin. faalIfiatss fuF ne fulks~ing ceunty
arIorr.. va To >snat.sr-. lusisy - i'r'ti'ais
tauutr Trsa.urpr. Cuuutv Auurney, krxt-ter ~
rr-lats. ous 0uunty tufnmls.lpnsf, 1911 An.i
Ea.Istsr - u,.sis tuf ths Western ih-tfFt
A. l. fts-s-s . Republican tuuntY tufnmittss
To hasi. q rer.Fv-sutsiiun oil - a. tuliass
lash tasu aufl pasntstiun urEanitssi tar 80 tia
puFta-ss oil - eut'tssi - 90 dslssAtr 81 ~
stitissl isiexsts faf ever = Nuts- sast 10 N
I.4tsaIifIfs4 can iiata Dor tsuNerusr IN ~ 80
Ito - lsss ua'uTttv frsrtlan ~ . yutss III
49, srtit. ~ tssu o. a. sftiitiunal dsh.xats
1hs krpuhlsan 1uuuty tuusinltiss 81 - ~
-..-i... Al N. hubbard liau-s a ork-k On III
rnuruinE - ~ o.nNsutiun, o. rsCsife " efslsh
ta.s - - del~xais-.
psr arisf - a. Hsyul,tean Oounty tufnniities.
" !. NutELsG. Chairman.
m. .,.r.l ,..n. al rl.,,.ll... vii :. sn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-21
rrt pRorlsIrlos COUNTY coNveN-

wln i. hslf In IN >sw Hall. seuth faris, Vel.
ue-iay, Jans fai. az am Halt farv On TIE
Gahi rrank Railway from NeshAnt Yah. g.
1ilsad. Al tissirtng b. - M party pruxre-s
arv retae-t~si D. - prN-snt Hoo. Noinsy "
tashing - hshxor wil -psas IN TIE evening
The famous bAnxur guar,stts vii - pfc-snt y
coniast TIE sindnE
Per or,ier Csanty tommittee.
y "a. MAKsaALI. ChAiTmAn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-21
BORN.

In BsctasLi. jane 10. 10 the wife Of Horace A
Irish, q daGghtsr.
In blsneIi. Jane 10. g. tho wife ~ Col. wm
Z. Egstis. q sOa. twillism wallace
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-21
POLITICAL NEWS AND NOTES.

Augusts IL the first place In the state
to report the Organization of csm-
pslgn club. A Harrison and Reid club
VA. organized there Monday evening.
A rumor has started that Mr.. Blaine
will be- a candidate for United States
senator next winter. To succeed Hon.
Eugene Hale. II Il probably Que Of the
product. Of tile silly season.
Mr.. Hale says that Mr.. blaine would
have accepted the presidential nomina-
ton II Il had been rendered him, but that
he IL satisfied with the result aud will
probably make sfew speeches during the
campaign.
whitelaw Reid, the Republican nom
lnee for ,ice-president, u ~ years old
aud native Of Ohio. Before he was 10
he took the stump for Fremont. free
soil aud free men. During the war be
distinguished himself as q war CORE
.ponient, and Ia lsGs was employed by
Horace Greeley on the editorial staff Of
the Tribune. On the death of Mr.. Gree
ley In ls;2, Mr.. Reid became the editor
Of the Tribune and principal owner, aud
has remained such ever since. lie was
librarian IL the House Of Representa-
lives. but has held no other Office except
the French mission, which be lately re
slgned. lie represented the United
States at tie French capital with dlstln-
guished success, and did the country
substantial service In procuring the re-
moval of the prohibition ON American
pork. Mr.. Reds popularity Il likely TO
add strength to the ticket, particularly
In the pivotal state OF New York.
BEAR RIVER GRANGE.
Children's Day was observed by bear
River Grange Mt its last meeting. The
hall was tastefully decorated with low
ers and evergreen. A good number OF
the little ones were present. The pro-
gramme consisted Of music, songs and
Tecitations. A short address to the
children delivered by the treasurer Of
our state Grange, Brother \. \. smith,
VAS enjoyed by all. A bag Of nuts aud
candy Was presented To each person
present. A peanut scramble was then
undertaken by the children; very
laughable time Il was; then an orange
picking from q well.loaded tree. Fol-
lowing this, music, violin and organ,
when the little ones threw od ali re-
straint, making lt children's time Indeed.
RuMFoRo FALLS AND euCkFiEtp
RAILROAD BOND EXCHANGE.
The conversion of the old ltumford
Falls and Buckfield Railroad bonds due
ISIS and Receivers Certificates due In
1898 and 1895 for the new nrst mortgage
bonds recently Issued BY the Portland
and Rumford Falls Railway 10 making |
rapid progress under the direction Of
Messrs. Fred X. Richards q Co. We
are Informed that over one-third have
already been exchanged, and the ~
malnder are rapidly coming In. For de-
tails zee advertisement IN another |
column.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-21

Augusta b getting excited over the
presence Of drvbug.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-21

n. -.,.-.i ION. an.i plautafisas gill - en-
mel D. ths AM HumtTf - dshezate- a. In ths
stat gsaysutioa. s.ooriing D. ths M apIsn,iei
L. ~ al alsyss.
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A srpusllcAs Stare CONVENTION
xILL nf uIln -
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~, nan. ftt.nAf ~ ~ a.
LED. Ar n O'Ct"cS. \ VI
a., A.. uar,-,-., q nsuiinstius cAn uis'r w
t.a,,fr.f. o. ~ sappurtsi a - l.-.-
.-9ttnn 81 uaulinatin. Canstti Ats- -
"a - 80 pr,sstisut anl We l'rNsitfn. '. -
sut.t-,rts-i al ~ >gsvntsf s.rstl.a, =. ,,',
altias any othsr basins-- nat "a' l''iN'"
- I...i' ~ ,.,,,..tistian xin ~ A. fa.1ss
80 "a. Ts.u AL t'antstisn VII - enNas-l
a. ous - l.ssts .ni Or $40 -ste.N - 49,.
ga - ~ Hrpub,icah eAnsthi.ts - -,
n, -. - - ilttsnal tss.sts 80 20 - 'iee
~ f.sfty sots. in sNc.-- - -sssn'' a's WV
ysl,S-,.. M o. islss.tiea - shy cav. rs-n
90 FiAntatisu cas- enly 10 nlei ~ r-s','- ~
A., e0untV ~ xtirh n Vsraney sNi-a.
~. 80. Couuiti.s will D. In -e-siea IN "
r,r.ptian r,-su - ~ llAl a. hlns ss =.
a. 1,,I1ruins - tn 0uuvVntiuns tuf w talls
ID r,..i,tng IN Cry.ientials - Ne aes -.
fl.irssis.. In orisr o. - carhs y lAft 80 ~
IN - Conteniicn taust - s.sstel .an-''i -sh''
A.. lists n IT, cal for this tenyeutian. -.
a. s..tsr. - Nam. withoui r,sAri " 49,
t-srttr.i .iirsfpnrs-. shs are tn tasgt ~ -. -,
t.irinr Pf,ssstiye Tau1 49, t@nsse ~ -
g.rgiI - t-ilscy - Essipr-iN ~ lrss,Nh
- in.iastii.. snt ~ A<rt. aai., -.
49, H. .s.urtng D. M ,aisrvf NJ "a tVSArl.
M /. ...rsi ant h,snsst Currsnry N ~ l-'faaI
F.luraiiau IN securinx t-sitlcAl tS~tt y. s,Nif
sitifFn In IN promutiun - ~ ,Aa-. =,
ancs In iu-t Ani elaAl =, all,,a a -. 1870
4, an s.5an.usiea All eitsisut sinlhissfsi.o ~
~tsts aFairs ars coriially inyiisi ~ gnlts ~
H. Erpahnssn. In NJ -sAcctisn ~ dsisss's- v
W. 49,. i,.,.,,,.n,.. sta,. Couaua
. a. NA>LkN, fNs'F-aa,
D D. ~oUtHsHr. Ss.rstsrp.
Auxu.tA. Maios, Nay y, i-'l
- -, 80. snf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-21
TO HOLDERS OF
Rumford Falls & BuckAeId
Railroad Company
SECURITIES.

IIebiers sf Ramfori raIis q Bsckhsh Rail
rssi Company iueds due JAY !. 10. ssd hehisrs
efRsceivsr's Certificates due lao AID 10. CO
erehassv The ssms On safs and proatabbs
Lssis fos Ne vins Mersgass Bosds Of ths Port
iAsd 4 Rsnferi Fsils Railway. ~ or eaes.
rsrieslAr gvss On svpnoasiea.
FEED T. RicIlAHDs . co.
fssassd. hsiss MAJ q, ~
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For President,
Benjamin Harrison
or Inesf~n~.
For vice-Presiden,.
Whitelaw iReid,
az New Work.
NEW ApvrKrissNs>r-

NV ApVtKustNs>rs.
Agsut.
IlIrr.' go.t tissr
tt.i.srns Nusyfs
- wani D. paint yuur hou-s.
Fs.ruu'. uarrsss >hup.
~ r..hisut lave. in nru~uhshl
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r'''' EsFsSS'inl' S sie', n, ', css.;-..

Vn.,sr ths ah.oss cal. ~ ,iissrvni t.~n. Ana
A. ,rtsfi,n. ar, sutItlssi D. delcsats- a. toioSs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-21

Gsrtis McArils.
~ s,.,,I,, o,,, vr.li t,ox, COLI.
h,.,k., M, ,xi,h an accident l..t xe,k
An. h,rn.....,l /, hiyh .truny coli belong.
In, Ia Ell,on St.arn. aud IN. coli threw
h.r.slt ,-,u.lny inlu,i.. trom which
Al. .oon lied. We ARE assured that no
blame .ttach.. to Mr.. Starblrd In the
matter. lie IA. broken about three
hundred colt. Including three OF four for
Mr.. stearn. and thl. l. IN. first one he
ever lost.
The name. Of the scholar. Of the In
termedlaie school Who were not absent a
half day during the summer term are AZ
follows:
Charm, Cutler.
krus-i GAmn.on.
sf,nsss sei'ya-
I.ri Sta.rt.
BERTHE >tcVeHs.
onse sseu
$50 .,assg., u,,,v sx.,.,t par, steven.
sew as.snt osiy shs iay s.sb.
m 10 n..t. p r
#, w, ~, NJ
w., IN 81 ,o"nIs,S.
.a'n"', snu n'' .', ' sH., .'aa-
ul', ~, ~, ,,s W. VI MINK
W " 49, Nv, @ ,.'..ns NJ" ~,
a.. -, a.. - MI, pi p'I,. I
,an - !, 80 - .,,Is,a. 80 S,.,.a ~
y, ,'.,.,''', -. en- en-, .,',,aa
a, s.,nnai ,.1n,a,o., n. ,n.a ..s..,.
a.. - az ma -, he .,aoa ,h. ,,in
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49, ,a',,,1e Is, -. a.. .a.,n :"
- ss,n.',.r ,,on sa,,,s PIT o.
$500
i,,s p,,.,,. ,o
.,,'.aa =, sa,nns, 80 r. -, go,
..i.ts 49, a. .I'i,,ah, ~
pns ~ pe,r,,,'. =, ~ ne "'s ''"'
-, u.,, IN VIZ, p'svs'
80 nss 'e'a'ue" iou'
'sn ~ a VA .s,,.'i', v
suIs,yo. ..n"'n '. ~. n"uasy
ns,, a .I, M ", va. , ,say no
~ "A ssn.s 49,, '" 1911 III p,n ~.
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STATION MAINE

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an.l one huhirc,i ani fsftl -
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-11-29
Application for Patent.
u. s. LAND OrT1cE,

u,;s. f,;tv rd.i.c ~ Z, ,co.s
I,;se beise wy, !, z E..na aasao: q ucs: 4 =, iSN
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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-11-29

OF all the crazy and unscrupulous
newspapers in the United States, the
St. Louis Republic, we believe, next
to the New York World, is chief. 1t
begins an editorial in these words:
What McKinleyism has done for Iowa
is shown in bulletin just issued from
the Census Cffice Nearly third of the
farm families (29.57 per cent) ren. or
lease their farms, while 53 80 per cent,
(more than half of the farms are mort
gagged Only 33 farmers in 100 own their
farms without encumbranoe. The mort
cages on the farms owned by their occu-
pants amount to l0l,745,934, which is
33 90 per cent of their value. The aver
age rate of interest on those mortgages
is 1856 per cent. and the average annual
interest amounts to $97 to each family.
And so it goes on. McKinleyism
began two years ago. Of course, the
Republic will not pretend that those
debts have been incurred and the
mortgages put upon property in two
years. That is, the Republic does
not mean what itsays. We copy the
article merely to show what the de-
monetization of silver has done. II
is due to that that those homes are
mortgaged; that at last the farmers
have had to give up their farms and
work them as tenants, and those pooI
farmers, thinking it might be the
tariff which was the source of all theil
trouble, this year voted against it
when in point of fact it was all due
to the impossibility which the demon
etization of silver made for the farm
ers to pay their debts,-Salt Lake
Tribune.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-11-29
Application for Patent.
First Publication, october II. lse2.
U. s. LAND OFFICE, !

Boise City, Idaho, Oct. II, 1892.
Notice is hereby given, that James Q.
Jordan, of San Francisco, California, and
Samuel c. Bowen, of Centerville, Idaho,
by their agent and attorney in fact, Thom-
as W. Bowen. whose postoffice address is
Centerville, Idaho, has this day filed ap-
plication for patent, under the mining
laws of Congress, for one thousand four
hundred and ninety linear feet of the
'Revenue
Mine or vein bearing gold, with surface
ground six hundred feet in width, situated
in Elk Horn (unorganized) mining dis
trict, Boise county, Idaho, designated as
Lot No Al, unsurveyed land, which claim
is recorded in the office of the County
Clerk and Recorder of said Boise County
and described as follows:
Beginning at discovery the center of
an open cut Sx5 feet feet deep in earth
and rock where the notice of location
was originally posted. Thence N So deg
05 min w along the general course or line
of vein, as near as practicable, 800 feet to
cor No /, fir post feet long, 6 inches
square, set two feet in the ground, with
/
mound of earth and rock, marked -.
800
ut0Ce . % QcS VI uliH Ia lfOO lttt 10
cor No. 2, pine post feet long, 6 inches
square set feet in the ground with mound
Q
OF earth marked =. Thence s. 20 deg
55 min w 600 feet to cor No. 8, fir post
6 feet long, 6 inches square, set 2 feet in
the ground with mound of earth marked
=. Thence N SO deg 05 min W 1490
800
feet to cor No. 4, a fir post 6 feet long, 8
inches square, set feet in the ground
with mound of earth and rock marked
-. Thence N 20 deg IS min E 600 feet
to cor No. 1, the place of beginr ing, en-
bracing 20.523 acres, upon which notice
of said application was posted the Gath
day of September, 1892
The adjoining claimants to these premi
ses are the Boston lode, on the easterly
end. The Western Wonder situate about
1000 feet northeast
Any and all persons claiming adversely
any portion of the said Revenue lode
claim or surface ground are required to
file their adverse claims til eretowih Il
Register of the Unite Sta ,es Landoffice
at Boise City. State of Idaho, within the
sixty days publication thereof or they will
be barred by virtue of the provisions Of
the Statute in such cases made and pro.
vided CHAs. 4. KINasLEY, Register,
Gi1ss pahlUa@iun Uet II 1921