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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-06
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--Ao1 t4aA 10 Dr.. rercss Ftverise Prvevfp
tsca M broad sfeseurr.> bet fscts tear
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the Faverite Prescription hassts yca up;
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orders ard asrasgeusents peculiar 90 ycur
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-06
BILL GETS THE JOB
president Harrison Reappolnts
Him Commissioner.
OTHER NOMINATIONS SENT IN
An Iowan and Kentuekian Both Get
Plaees--A Long List Of Names
Submitted to the Senate.

WAsuIxsrex. Jan. n President Har-
r.sea sent . long liss OF nominations to
tho senate, among others being James
w. McDil. o. Iowa; william u. Lind
sey. OF Kentucky. and william h.
Morrison, Of Illinois, for interstate
commerce commissioners.
Othsr xeniaatiens
The president also sent 70 the senate
these nemins tions:
g. @. Rsthbore. Of Ohio. 70 b fourth
assistant postmaster general.
William u. Hess. Of indiana. 70 be
consul general of the United States 1T
Constsntinoplc.
william d. Mccoy. Of Indiana. to DO
minister resident aud consul general OF
the United States TO Liberia.
Andrew r. Mccormick. of Texas. TO
be United States circuit judge for the
Fifth Judicial circuit (as provided by
section /. laws 1891. United States
statutes at largs).
Matthew T.. Allen. OF California. TO
be attorney Of the United States for
the southern district OF California. vice
wiiloushby Cole. resigned
Abraham j. seay. of Oklahoma 20
he governor of the territory OF okla
homs. vice George w. Steele. resigned
Daniel A. Raw. OF Illinois To be
principal clerk Of surveys in the gener.
al land Office.
Chief Engineer George W. Melville.
United States navy. 70 Be engineer In
chief and chief Of the bureau OF steam
eng nesricg. with the relative rank of
eommodore.
Consuls OF the Unitsd states-Csmp-
bel I. Maxwell. OF Ohio. ut santo
Domingo. Charles Weare. OF Iowa, at
Aix Ia Chspslie; signund G. Braida.
Of New Jersey. At San yuan del
Norse: Walter r.. Howard, II
veruont ct c.rdiE. David s X. Raiek.
- Oregon. nj senneherx; Elias c.
Heusy. Of New Hampshive. ~ Mataa-
rss: James L.iteh. Of Leui.isua. 81
Belize; BsdcIiH II. Ford. of Maine. ~
Leshcrn. Edward P. Hammond. Of
xaryjendv q Buda Pessh
e senats.
WxsnSsser. In A-Tns rssump.
Heu q she hsssrSs>~sf th> .exsss after
the close u the holiday recess waa
MARRIED By pretty fail astssdancs 81
senators, rsrsieslsrty ca ths rspublic.
81 side ef the >hamhev Vice President
Morton s-cupsed the chair. The epsn-
nx prayer vas offered BY Chsplsia
Butter The usual .rnsss Of petitions
wss presented and referred. eonppris
ire several in fseor ~ . 6ve-usilicu
loan ~ The Coism eiaa sspe>ttioa %
ss~dssiea - TIE fsir being ksps closed
- SsoAsy.
wAauwsros. Ian. Alt ncea NJ
house go called - eedev ~ C1sys
Ksrr. whs stated that Ne regvets>d q
snse snss the illn<ss - tie spesksr,
ani declared tkat the eniy business
~ order 80 re sie<tssa sf Z
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-06

wAsmxorox. Ind. Jan. 5.-sam Har-
bin and Rasil Ledgerwood. two OF the
incendiaries who pleaded guilty 70
burning the Daviess county courthouse
last October, were each. on plea o!
guilty. sentenccd 10 seventeen years IN
the JefRersonvilie penitentiary by
Judge Hebron Monday afternoon. Ex-
Auditor Lsvelle. Mike Lavclle and
Burr Hawea the other men under In
dictment for the same ofcnse. will be
tried in March.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-06
Sr.ehssssa Bis nothes to pe.ta.

GALRsBuRe, iH., Jao- 5.--Whsie an
toxieated Saturday George Levslley, OF
Victoria smashed . window with his
Ast cutting his wrist Going hesae he
besmsared hinseh with bleed. uis
appearance 90 shocised his mother thai
she died withss . few niputss fren
heart failure.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-06
THE NEW COINS.
The Cuitel States Stints Turning Them
Out In Large Quantities.


The Cuitsl States sSints Turning Them
Out In Large Quantities.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 5-Mr Leech.
the director Ut the mint, has received
. small box containing $50 worth of the
new style OF coins. half dollars, quar-
tiers and dimes. and he was immediate
IL besieged by applicants for sample
seta He accommodated all that he
could at the standard market rates Of
eighty five cents n set. but before he be-
gan this exchange If old money for new
he made ups Get sad sent IL 70 the white
house for the president Tao main
feature Of the new dcsign IL female
head on the diverse. facing 70 the right
OF tbs holder. A wreath crosses the
head, which IL covered by liberty cap.
The features are classical The date,
is92. Is in the regular place below the
head, while around the aides Of
the rim are the thirteen stass OF
history. The phrase. In God We
Trust" II above the head The re-
verse IL completely flled with . sprsad
eagle bearing the customary olive
brsseh and bunch of arrows N its
talops aad ribbon In its heak contain
ing the II Pluribus Unrm" II stand
ard currency. Arosnd The rim
ahovs arc the words limited States
~ America and below the eagle
Ia the dsnaminAtisa Of the eoin's
vslu~ AreusA The eagles hsaA the
thirteen ssass ere clustered In syn-
metrfesl arvsngsaent Tie esvevss 10
tia sans In each ~ the three coins, ex-
cept thst In Ne dins Ia Ged We
Trust" ere eaisseA The ss~srss 81
the Aims - Ne ssns - IN The cd
dims--a wreath 81 ssk snA ianrel
lssesa saA spvays 81 cora 81 wheat.
inssds 81 whisA 80 ~ wssAs 'oss
Disae" ia plain letters
1sess nsw sains are beias na1s cut
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-06
psssh Of Rev. DIR. sh'asse.

CHicAeo, Jan. s--Rev. Dr. Thomas
IT, Skinner. professor Of theology 70
the Mccormick theological seminary.
died a. his residence. No. 1882 North
Halsted street, Monday. Of p. m The
doctor had been In poor health for
three years. but he was taken III with
the grip December 81 and the siiment
gradually increased in severity until
The euA name
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-06
Byadley's CredItors In pistre,,

FAiRBURY, ILL.,, Jan. 1.-THE sheriff
has completed the job OF Invoicing the
stock Of merchandise which was in the
possession of Charles Bradley when he
closed tho establishment ON account of
executions entered. The stock in
voiced Sai. 7se, and when it Is sold at
auction II it realizes $4,000 they will
be satisfied. Bradley's liabilities will
be fully SIS, 900. OF this amount se5. 900
ia borrowed money secured by judg.
ment notes, while the remainder Is due
Wholesale jobbcrs and Il unsecured.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-06
Ans.-sisyery preteeols s,xnsA.

BERLIN, jan 6-Pienipotentiar.es OF
the powers have had . meeting hero
and have signed the protocols OF the
anti-slavery sct which goes into opera
ton sixty days hence. The United
States is not represented United
States Minister Terrell 10 still In
Washington waiting for Instruction.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-06

BRusszLs. Jan s.-The alarming re-
ports concerning the health OF King
Leopold which have been circulated
are entirely without foundation In
fact II II officially announced that
his majesty hes quite recovered from
No attack 81 inhuensa.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-06
Ger Cssssfssisa.

wAsauaros. Jaa. s~Ths total
money circulation Of the soaairy en-
the LIST VAS placed % si.sss. fsl. T7s,
sssiast d. SO. ssss<s On Jaasary /.
1891. 81 increase Of -. 90 go dasine
Ne eaisndsr pear jsss eics<d
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-06
nn.hrhss<l sem fi,eA

TAHlseuAH. T. T. Jan s-Ths
rnmcrs which have esss current for
several days rass Of the death 81 err
Chief Hsshyhead have 90 foundation
The er.chief 10 enjoying excellent
health
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-06

speaker pro tenn On motion Of Mr..
Springer ClL). the honor Of that cleo
ton was bestowed upon Mr. McMillin
(Tenn.l, who. on taking the chair. was
warmly applauded BY his party col.
leaguoa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-06

Lessss. Jaa lit 10 reported that
the dsessss who ere 10 sttesd asss
ga the qaeea Of Rssmssis despair Of
savina ~ iifA /.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-06
Accidentally KILLED ner brother.

BLooxINeroS, Ind. Jan. 5-A sad
and distressing accident is reported
from 10 miles west Of this place In
which a sister accidentally shot and in
stantly killed her brother, David MinkA
The brother had reeentlysecured new
gun and. unloading 1t. placed It away.
In tho meantime another brother used
the gun and left II loaded Monday
the sister was asked 70 hold the
weapon. and while doing so il was dis.
charged. blowing the top of her
brothers head OH.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-06

GRAND FORKS. N. D., Jan. s.-About
10000 acres Of school lands will be
offered for sale March IS rext subject
to leases that expire April 1. 1894 OF
these lands o.oc0 acres ara located 10
Grand Forks county, with an appraised
vaiue OF S14 and upward per acre.
Wabash county has 10000 acres aud
Cass county $4,000 acres OF the same
valuation. Richland county has IS
oov appraised at SO and upwards and
Trail county $4,000 acres valued 81
eis and upwards
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-06

san saASC1co. CAL.
LOUISVILLE. ~. Sfw rcsg. ~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-22
LOWELL.

Nose. kimball. sged 90 years, an old
rc.lden, ~ thi. town, died suddenly sun
day night, Of heart failure. lIis funeral
va. on Wednesday, attended by Rev. j..
". Card. aud under On. auspices OF
Parker Po.i, 40. $50, q. 4. H., of which
the deccased VA. member.
Mr.. Edwin u. Cannon OF North
Lowell. died on Wednesday after q long
aud painful illness. lie has been once
OF twIc. Ia the Maine General Hospital
aud has had the attendance ~ many
n Musicians. The disease was az the
stomach aud all medical care Was un-
a,aIllng. The funeral will take place on
saturday. at ~ A. NJ, In charge of Cre.-
rent Lodge, No. -, I. -. -. y.
The name 81 the post Office nj Centre
Lowell Ia. BEEN changed To Center Low
ell, aud Mr.. John VI. harrington appoint
Ell az postmaster with Dean W. Russell
az assistant postmaster.
We now have three John f~arrngtons
In town. John ", at the Centre, John Jr.,
at No. q. aud John A., at the village.
John Harrington, Jr., has been sick
for a few weeks with his old trouble Of
the stomach. Dr. Bray, from Bridgton,
has treated him.
Mrs. Evelyn Me.erve still continues
very sick.
Mrs. Fred &. Russell Of l,ockland II
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Far
rington, at the Centre. Mr.. Russell !.
expected q
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-22
plckvAlE.

Almost every one IL glad to get Thu
cold spell of weather nov, asit prevents
the snow from leaving ne at present.
should feel more like rejoicing With the
rest had not Jack rrost chokcd up my
squeduct which carries water Ia the
barn. compelling the Ia take water from
the stream to water my stock.
Franklin Plantation has another meet.
Ing the 10Th Inst. Ia elect q treasurer and
truant officer, those elected March 'th
having resigned.
r.. q. and &. ". Child are at work for
J.. e. wyman In the mill.
william Child .. at work Ia Msssachu-
sets on . farm.
The cold snap came just In time To
help out our Dickvalc iumbermen.
Dea. wymaD has the contract Tor the
lumber for the new school house In Dis
thct No. n. Considerable Of the lumber
for the depots on the 4. 4 II. y. extern
.lon will be b. sawed here.
Frank Morse aud \. II. Mclntire are At
home from the lumber camps on Puzzle
and Zircon Mountains; both have work
ci on considerable fesh.
a. W. Gordon aud Mr.. Bcsis were
her. eu route for their gold mine In by
ron. Their success last year encourages
another season. operations With im-
proved facilities.
Ia grippe .till holds Ne In its relentless
grasp. AZ TIL. writing. by our debilitat-
cd side, We have lost much blood, but
oar appetite IL good; the Issue IL doubt
ful.
''Our mate" holds most % the Offices
In Franklin Plantation TIL. year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-22
NgWRv.

Irving S,.arn. and family OF Berlin
r.Il.. y. A.. have been visiting friends
In town lately. Mr.. s,eams, according
,o r,uort. Ia. lately traded with Z. u.
B.r,iett. for the Poplar Hotel In this
town.
.JD. kIlgor, and wife have returned
IN south Paris. They have - stop
ming for .ome weeks al Ralph hiigore'
10 North Ne~ry.
The cold snap % this week Was god
end 10 the loggers, ss u give- them =
chance 10 complete their Operations IN
the wood. and clear the yards OF ~
We nav look for the brcAsing up ot "
crew. before long.
In. winter school At Newry Corner
Ia. beeu taught by the pastor, hev. ~:
X. BRYANT. Although . twelve weeks
term. owing o. Interruptions occas'ooo,
by .Ickness and death II VAS proiongcu
af,s.n weeks. Al the elose an exhibition
ga. given al the church. regret tn,'
4 cannot give the programme In iuII.
Ihere were concert readings BY the
soarth and nfth classes, tableaux. dta
Iogue., many Interesting rceits'sons,
iptsrp~rsed with music. several p.ses
x,rr given 20 those winning the highees
nnk. The entertainment Vas very en-
pyable from beginning to end, renecs,
Ing great credit on both teacher ss'
scholars.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-22
MIDDLE I~NrERvALl
DENMARK.
". X.


silver Rsbcksh Degree Lodge enter
tcrtAinci the fry-burg lodge last Thur.-
day evening With an oyster supper, al
ter which music, reading. and ~rrcits-
ilon. VA. IN. order. The Bridsionl lodge
va. expected, but an account of bad
weather did M, ONE nm. time was
had.
Last sunday afternoon sherman Hart.
ford. horse ran avsy, throwing nut ~
the sleigh Mrs.. Franc Wilson Who va.
riding With him. She !. nov confines
Ia her h-d by l~nluric. received. The
horse went over four stone walls, badly
breaking up the sleigh.
Mr.. Cid wsrrrn I. quite Insane from
the effects ~ IA grippe.
Another leap year hall. The star
Lodge will hold q leap year ani May
ball, Friday evening, April 10Th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-22
SUMNER.

Henry Poland Of Hartford sold q i've
wccks-old calf last week for eleven dol
lars.
q. .. Dyer has pair Of twin calves
added Ia his herd.
u. l.. Newell has bought q COW Of IL.
Maxim Of West sumner.
Nellie Foster has gone Ia Buckheld Ia
work for Mrs. II. Foes.
Jennie varuey IL working for Mrs. l.,
Merrill.
Mr.. and Mrs. March,. sampson Of Tur,
u.r visited hls sister, Mrs. &. NJ. Parlin,
last week.
Melville Becker has commenced max
ing maple syrup.
Quite an amount Of teaming will re
main undoue unless We have nor snow,
The friend. % u. l.. varney turned
out one day last week and cut him some
ten or twelve cords Of wood In the
woods.
The poor Of thi. town will be cared foI
at n. McAllister's for the coming year,
Had colds seem Ia be quite prevalent
at this writing.
All hands are busily engaged working
up their wood piles at the door.
Walter Abbott has gone % Hartford
Ia work a short time for his brother who
IL sick.
q. l.. Newell has nearly n hundret
trees tapped.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-22
wfsr REraIl

The weather the past week, although
windy. has been favorable for general
business. II has been cold enough 20 re-
tain the thrc. inches 70 snow that fell
one week ago, covering many bare
place. on our road..
D.. =. Main. loaded a car 81 poplar
Thursday.
Charlie. Durham Ia delivering hrewcod
20 several parties.
4. =. Bsan's team. are working Ia
their fullest capacity on wood, spool
and pulp stock, and long timber.
CD. Grover and Eben Chapman are
loading q car 81 potatoes Tor the ila,cr-
hill market.
Mr.. Milton Holt l. thought Ia H. Inn
proving, but very slowly. Mr.. Holt
has not vet opened hi store; u having
been closed about seyen weeks.
Mr.. Cinda Watson l. expected home
from Worcester this week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-22
EAST SUMNER.

Your reporter had . few caller. on
last Wednesday and q very pleasant oc'
ca.lon. The occasion Ma. a gathering
~ the Ladies circle. sixty-.lS we're
present .t N. tlblc, aud a, q time Ne
hapI-ncd Ia hear tao ladies talking ~
the .smc time. Singular, yet true.
Mise. Nellie IIlbhari. Jennie ststson
aud l.anna Morrison rcturn-i To the
Normal school al Pennington on Non
day, the nth.
Msgri. Horton will graduate VI
Edward Little High school at Auburn In
June.
Henry Iionn~y has gone Ia work on
the Portland aud i,umford Fall. extern
.ion.
Team. have nearly hui.hei their
work for the s.i.on.
Their, I. q blg pile ~ log. In Ia H.
driven Ia Turner ,illsge this spring and
the mill here Ia. all that u can do.
The town Ia. hired Ga. services of ".
n. McAlli.t.r sud wif. aud hi. farm Tor
the support 81 the poor. The expense
10 the poor ls.t YEAR va. about sltDp,
lr.ides a blu Yet io settle Ia lltchh-ld
.aId Ia h. some esD more. Til. how
ever VAS an exceptional year for expense
that could not we'll he avoided.
SLOCtM.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-22
nticxnelO-

The Democrats Of nuckneld met si
the once of r. n. Brigham, Esq., Satur'
day afternoon, the i7th Inst, aud organ.
Iscd, choosing committees, etc., for thu
better disclpIIpe Of their forces. a sug-
gcstion that should he Needed by the
u. ID. T..
Ia grippe has given us o Of those
rarv and exceptional experiences that
sometimes cast q shadow over . CON-
munlty-A double f~unerAl-in the deaths
of Mr.. and Mrs. David Briggs Record,
which occurred thu past week, Mrs.
Record dying Monday afternoon, the
18th. and Mr.. Record on "wednesday,
the i6th, aged respectively ~ and 40 ~
y~Ars, and buried Thursday afternoon In
one grave at south Buckneld cemetery,
Rev. u. y. Lawrence officiating. Mr.
Recori Was an esteemed citizen, quiet
aud uuobtruslvc, but ~ Intelligent aud
Interesting conversationalist. Was for
merly = school teacher and In isto one of
the hoard of selectmen. lie Vas the
son Of Jonathan Record. Jr., and grand
nj Of Jonathan ltecord, the c~entenarian,
who llvci Ia be over l05 years of age.
IN politics he was Republican.
Ripley futile and wife are visiting
their .on In Massachusetts,.
q. n. Thomas stercopticon of war
views vas given at Nesinscot Hall FRI
day evening aud was q partial failure
for the same reason that the foolish sir-
gins were = failure, mo oil Ia their
Lamps"
The Kellogg Mix~i Paints take the
lead. Atwood, spaulding a Co., agents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-22
ALBANY.

Ia grippe. We hope. !. nearly through
here (; there has been only % new cise
for two weeks, aud that IL the only one
that has proved fatal. This wss Elmer
ssunder., an indu ~.trious, worthy young
man about ~ years old. lie leaves a
mother, one brother and two sisters to
mourn his loss. lie was n member al
the Free Ma.ons. the Odd Fellows and
knights Of Pythizs f%raterniiies. In the
latter he Was In the "hielief' aud assign
ell the $500 Ia hls Youngest sister who II
about 10 years old. Ills funeral MAS large
iy attended under the charge Of knight.
Of Pythias. l,ev. Mr.. Barton Of l'ethel
OBLIGATED.
Herbert I. Ilean and I.ucisn Andrews
Who worked ~csrpenterIng last summer
In Andover, Mass, have been Invited To
20 back To the same place and they
started Thursday morning. This looks
A. though they were appreciated by their
employer.
abort calls Wednesday on her brother
and other relatives NJ the Corner.
Abel Andrews has = new horse.
The Changers had = festival and boz
supper Tuesday evening at their hall.
bean Andrews aud wife Of Lowell
were Of his brother Abel's sunday anal
Monday.
NJ. AspInwsll hiss IN far recovered 81
to relieve the Odd Fellows from theII
weekly stipend.
Dexter C~amnlngs Ia gaining.
Mr.. Fisher. travelling salesman of Dun
laps seeds, msde HE trip here this week
Nj. farnum Of Rumford was' herr
selling horse blankets and harness oil.
Freeland Bird aud family have bceu
quite III bot are bsttsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-22
THE OXFORD BEARS.
rhs ooiNos OF TIE wGGx M AL
SECTIONS OF TIT COUNTY.
ANpovER.

SN6OsGN
The weather the past week has been q
reminder 20 What we should have had In
January.
:. n. Clark, formerly IL thls village,
has bought the dowel mill With ell its
sppartsnsnccs, and viii take possession
In the fall.
The Congregational Circle met In the
hall last Wednesday evening. 4 box
supper vas served.
Charles Corkum has taken one of our
town b~oariers, Mr.. Brsekett.
The school Al south Andover closed
Friday after q profitable term Of eleven
weeks.
The .lck In town are reported a. eon-
vslescent.
The Methodists will hold their annual
fair In the hall Wednesday, March ed.
The hall viii D. open In the afternoon ~
that dsy for any Who want to examine
the articles by daylight.
The hook AMI ladder company will
give their dance and baked bean supper
May "a Ia which all are cordially in-
sitei.
Henry Porter has Loot Que of his large
III. L. Poor horses and the other 10
injured past reco,ery.
The lodge meetings are decidedly In
terc-ting now.
Levi. Akers 3. treating hi. house to a
coat 20 paint.
Mp. Cor.on a Go. cell the kellogg
Paints. They are aDcluallcd for econ-
Omy and durability.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-22
NHusr for usoKfori p~a-rst
'-J"tss AND FOliAGE UPON r-I
FARM


ll H'r n fps~rs aud their c%ultiya-
'Ii Orb 'e az evidence ~ = high
il'IIlltlDu, and "a prove that
.-s ~ progress arr al work.
Lts ali. Flowers are the steady.
Ni. friend. "a all. They gladden.
m ard cheer the dusty way
.iths Traveller
ssr. by the roadside. a. well q. In
Si'ifu, are therefore desirable.
en make = thing more dear To
'hhu association with flowers
.diou, aud the pleasures %
trr greatly enriched In mem
having been spent among thsm.
~NN.lfrn whose home has been among
~i' and trees, will. as they grow
\, rs'~u With pleasant memory
homestead eusconced In folL
angr a. 10 nav seem 20 some, Il l.,
~ possible that the cultivation
IVES aids 10 the cultivation % the
lAil'e and the poetical. shade
Towers, 10 my Judgment, lend
- ~tn,hantment and solid yslue "a
and 10 every man who pos
"ni ~ The moant ever 40 small,
. pali ssy, do an you can 10 besutL
NJ cultivation % flowers and
r.- AZ least do not fail to make
-. lev shade trre.. Flowers and
$3.50. stll agree. and such q blend
Aadattractiyeness to the garden.
A. +. RkKp.
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staples men have put all the yarded
logs on the landing and lots Of men aud
horses went down river to-day, and last
IL all Lew oliver, the boss, went out
with hi. ''nobby" span IL -orrels.
solid winter weather IL what We have
now.
The johnson family moved from this
town Ia rlorids. Mr.. johnson died
there. and last fall the remainder OF the
family went tn Honduras, Central
America. Word comes from them o
that they are without q dollar and part
Of them are .lck. They wish them
selves back In Maine, where they we're
doing we'll. Young men, stay In Maine.
where there l. plenty Of business and
plenty Of money, and the beat girls In
the world. John will say 81.
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We have had an old fashioned snow
storm. The roads were impossible i've
days. The snow hllei Into the roads AZ
fast a. they we're broken out.
The lumbcrmcn are we'll pleased With
the .nov and cold weather.
There have been no severe cases OF Ia
grippe In town. All seem 10 be- con-
,alesccnt.
Mrs. Etna T.. Lane returned from Hos
ton Monday where she Ia. been a few
weeks.
froi Lane expect. "a leave the wood.
newt week. lie reports = good winters
work.
Arthur Strickland will fuish hl. job
ihl. week.
There 4. qui,ea demand for pressed
hay since tne snow.