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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01
oxfoRp. .-na cour 81 Probate 80 80

ONfoRD. ss'-At q Court 81 frypas 6,fr
on the thiri Tuss.iay of Apr \. u. - A.
On the petition 20 Bsni. DaAis' "a, 4
~ the estate Of ISAAC :. Cukl - az -
s.rsnwo0i In saii County, deosas'-l ~ s.iss
license % ell ami con,ey osrtalh " 4, n
lslonging a. sAid estate AMI le.'ii'
t,etlti.,n "a nls In the probate of'ce. A.. %
ORprsrD, That the sald pstiiionsf ~ 80
o. All persons interested. by cal 80
Of mi. orisr % 10 psbl... 20
weeks suooessively In The Nv, fsnk
esrat, newspaper puniei ~. Pr,iS
In saii County, that They may spiss.,, ~ 'fvsss
"a usv next. Al nine o'cls-k In IN torn. -
show esass il any ,hsy have Why 'hs --"'
not be granted. ,.,,.o< JsAr
A'rs o'p'-xsis.issis Rr D. PARK. Rsd''s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01
No,,.. OF second Meeting Of c'sdi''"'
lusolyeusN.

To TIE crcillt5Fs ~ julius -
~ Parts, In the County ~ bhi'iN
state % Maine, Insolvent Deltor. -,
You are hetby notified, that VII iIf Y -
% the Judge 81 The Csar ~ lnsulssn,l -.
county. the sccond meeting ~ ~ ~, "a .
ssid Insolyent T. appointed g. ~ hs ~ -
Probate Court Rooin In Parts IN sai -.
on Wednesday the lsth DAY u May,
at nine o'elSk In The forenoon.
You viii govern yourselves accpfl 100
Given under ny haud AMI IN urlei ~
this 18th aay - Arr. A. u. lsI. 80. -
sLBEItT u. PARK, Register ~
% Insolvency for all County oi'Al'''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01

OXFORD, 80 Al o Cour ~ Probate he'll Al
Paris, within and for the County % oxford
on the thiri Tuesday ot Apr, \. -. isst.
ia the pstiiion of Jsms- ". Tucker, Admr
% the estate % CYRUS 4. TUCKER. iat
81 Hartford In sabi County % Oxfsri. de.sa.ei
praying for license Ia sel and convey certain liea
Eststs tsot.<inE 81 ssid ,-tsts ssi sis-sribsi u
hls tstitios ss de In The Probste o,tee.
OaDthkB, That the said Ietiti.ssr rive R0,ic'
to all ysr-on. Interested, BY causing aa abstTsc
of i.,s psutleA. with this order tsercon, to Il
paba-ssL three weeks suos-.i,sly In the Os
fssi t<@ccrst, q newspalsr prsssssi NJ fari.. u
sati County, that thsy aay sptraT Al q ifObst'
Count, ca IL he'll at Psrts. on Che thiri TUESDAY
of May next, NJ nise s'eksk In the forenoon. sns
show cause ~ any thy have. Why The zane sAoah
MOI be granted.
true copy attest =
ALBEIT ID. PARK, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01

OyTOHD, sc, Al q Court ~ I'rolate. hehi n
pArts within ant for tis County ~ pt
fort, on the thiri Tuc-sisy ~ Apr, 4. u. l-a
wilhsimiua tla, willow ~ I'LL NJ
Ella, late 90 fryehurg. deceased. haSihs pr
..pts.i her t-tltisn for an allowance out ~ tlsc
I,er.onsl E-iats % SAIL ,ieceAsc,i
UHDtArD, Thai the said fttuonsr Eiss
Notice o. all Isrsonz tntervstei. by causing 4
copy of thl. orisr b. ~ pubiisl'esl thFee w.sk.
sus.e..i,sly Ia the ONf0rl D~mo-rat, printsi II
Paris, In sali County. that they may appear at =
Probate Court o. - bohisn At Pans, ~ safl
County, on the thlrd Tuesday ~ May neat, Al
nine o'clark In the f.fvsosn, Ani shaw cause. u
stDI,,iE 4. WILSON, Judge.
true coyy-sise-l =
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01
4 VOICE FROM THE PULPIT.
WHAT the MINISTER HiMsGtF
SAYS RGoARolso MS Won
OGRFul CASE.
Read Gvery Word OF Ms Remarkable
Statement u % Gospel Truth.
REV. JOHN PGrrlSolll.
Pastor Frse~al Baptist Church, Roek.
land. Maine, says

For year, I uas trUuhlel with most
alarming and painful symptoms II dys-
pspsia. indigestion. heartburn. hesslsrh.,
and slespl-Ssi1ess. During thss- many
YEAR 20 illness I Cuusultsd the list II
althoriti.-s ga TIE diseases II Oh. digestive
ousans. specialists II grvsi r,nown pro-
uaanring uty cs~s hol,slss-. some asserting
that my s,Wnsrh vss infested With can
ccrs. I have tried countless numi-rs 81
- called medicines that we're r-c~n-
mendsl D. me 80 otherwi~s brUught to my
uotice. Like drowning man catching
al siraV would buy bottles after battle,
~ Ssrsaparills and Other me-licinss .s~
advertised In the papers. giving them an
highly sJ.sken II by r.srsons who's ini.g.
uty Coald not doabt, proved worss than
us-less In my case. and ! Kept growing
steadily worse. I became al last convinc-d
that the numerous physicians ] had coD-
suliesl wer, right. aud that my dis.ass ~as
iu,lesl incurabls. Giving up al hcJes,
the only coarss lett Zoe me Mas "a r,iuoe
th- pain o. q minimum. This Vas oh
taius,i hy eating a. little a. woald Keep
IDLY AMI ~oal together. and si~iaining
fr,fn an Substances containing fats. sugar.
AMI starch S,n- months since a kind
friend gave me q bottle of Red seal sar.
saparilia. At trsi ! would nos take !, a.
I hal lot faith In everything. believing
that Gol alone could ering r.lisf Being
told. however. that this SsrSapsrills VAS
prepared in q peculiar manner IL its own
whereby certain Injurious principles co.,
tanned in mort all such preparations were
efiectuAlly eliminated. l az last. but still
without much hope, gave u q trial i
feryently thank Gol that la biz goodness
h. has allowed me o. ind this pTecious
medicine. Finding relief with the hrst
l-stle Obtained morv, and Kept taking IL
until to-day I am completely cured and AZ
we'll q man a. ever drew the breath 81
life.
am convinced % the superiority Of the
Red sal SarSaparills over all Others !
have tried. aud consider u my solemn
duty % tell what have told Ia the fore
sning. 81 il,ai others like myself suffering
frum DYSPEPSIA 10 kindr-d diseases 81 the
digestive organs may te cured BY this
wonderful me.licine.
Tbs statement IL made of my own fr~e
will and without any solicitation from the
compshy owning and manufacturing this
SarSapaTillL
REV. JOHN PErriNGiLL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01

1--WE have queer experiences In the
house Of Mourning" said the clergymar
Of the party. "lt WAS only . few week,
ago that called upon . mlddle-aged
shoemaker who had lost hls wife.
spoke to him ne I thought meet, and 60.
pecially enjoined upon him the duty OF
being resigned. when ] had got thus
far, be interrupted me To say In quiet
tone, oh, that's all bright, Mr.. Prooftexi
I ain't kickin'."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01

"a wolf In sleeps clothing"-the sub
stitute offered BY the ''cutter" ~ being
Just a. good a. Ayers szrsapsrilla. II
you don't want To be bitten, Insist upor
having Ayers Sarsspsrilla, even II u u
little desrer. Depend on IL, IL will IL
cheaper for YOU la the end.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01
Nssies sf Pssisiss fsr Discharge.
STATE OF MAINE.

ONroRD, .,-Court % Insolvency. In the
ease Of ELISHA N. EMERY. Is.ol'en'
DEBTOR.
NOTICE .. berby given that q petition has,
~ on this lsth day 81 Apr, A. ID. isst, been
pv-ente.l D. sshi coat Tor ssli county, by
kIi.hA M. kmery of Paris. In the County 81
Oxfori, praying that he may lie desrcci q full
discharge from all his debt-, pro,able unsler the
pr,i.ion. Of chapter 20 of the statutes Of Maine,
and uIon ssid Istition, 10 u oriercd by sshi
court that hearing le hal upon the same lie
fore saisi court st Paris. In .Ald County Of On.
ford, ON Wednesday. the isth day of Nav. 4. u.
lssi, at nine o'elrk In the forenaoni aud thst
n.aiee thereof le pabishei In the Osf.ri Dem.
erat. . newspaper pabli-he.i In saii County of
Onfori, onee q week Tor three successlvr weeks.
the last publication to be i've days before the
day of hearing. AMI that All erctiior- Who have
proved their delts. and other per-oss Interested.
may APPEAR NJ saii plscs and time and shy~
cause. n any they have Why aaissharxe shoahi
not lie Trantei said dsbtor according % ths
prayer ~ his petition.
hTfssv s-ALBERT u. PARK. Rss,,tsr
Of saii soart for SAID cosn'y Of oxford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01
A''' ''p''- lHsrnT u. PARK. Register

ONEORtp, &c Al q Count - Probate he'll Al
Parts. within AMI for the County Of oxford
90 the thiri Tuesday of Apr. \. u. i~.t.
John = Harlow having pfe-sntst usrtaln
Instrument puroftins :" " the last VIII AM
Testament of ABIGAIL BIAtkNtLl, late oi
Mexico. In sshi .oanty, deceased, having
prv-sni-i the same for Probate
OHDsRtp. That the .ait petitioner give notiss
b. all persons int.rv-ts-l by causing oopy otthl
orler ~ IL publl.hssi thrre weeks surss--itell
In the Osfori I,.mo-fat pfintei at Paris, that
they may spJssr II Probate Court " u
he'll NJ pshs, ln ssh County. on the thirl Iue-
day ~ MAJ nsNt. az 90 a.. elsa In The forr
no-bn, ani shaw cause u any they have, Why ihs
anil all0wc.i a. the last VIII and Testament ~
SAIL deceased, ssi that sahl Jolh :. ilsrl~
~ ApI-inte,t Adnlihistrator with the will ah
.IoRsE 4. WILSON. Jsigc.
4 trss ropy-Ai,.., :
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01
M.ssENsER's NOTICE.
OrIIcs go ran susRIIF oy OXFORD CoUsrr.
STATE az MAINE

ONFOllD. - Apr. l.th. 4. u. Is...
This 4 T., give Notlce. that On The 18th day 81
Arv. AID lst, Warrant IN Insolvency va J.
-set cot ~ the Count ~ Insolvency for sali ,0uI
~ Of OxfOs,t. against the estate ~ Al BtkT u
HILL, OF Brv~nhebi. aUuigct ~ BE- an "
solvent Debtor. on Petition Of saki Debtor, " M
pwfnLon was hiesl on the nth day ~ Apu
4. m. isa. 3. which ls.t narnel date IN
tyes on claims 4. b. ~ compu,sd, that
In rsyue nt Of any dsit. AMI The Hsn'
evy ami transfer ~ any property beionsins
-. all asb,or 20 ni- 90 is an, M s, S ~
him are forbidden i,y law, that meeting 81 us
eresi itsrs ~ .a deator, o. prove their ds- sn.i
chs - one az morn A.-iEnees OF NJ. et,a,s, WI
Par IL, In raii County, oa the iaih DAY 81 MAY,
A. -. Iso4, AZ nine oelack In the forenoon.
Given under nay hsni The date nr-t above
GEo. ~. siiiRLyy. Deputy sheriff.
% Messenger ofthe Court of Insolvency. FOR SAID
County ofOSfori.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01

The man who called sarsaparilla q
fraud, had good reason; for he got hold
Of worthless mixture at "reduced
rates." lie changed his opinion how
ever. when he hogan Ia take Ayers sar-
ssparilla. Il pays to be careful when
buying medicines.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01

at IL all very well for the minister to
preach from the text, Remember Lots
wife," said an overworked, discourage
ed matrop, shut wlsh he would nov
give ne an encouraging sermon upon the
Wife's lot"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01

OXFORD, &c Al q Cour of Probate he'll ~
Paris, within aud foe the County yfOnfori, 90
the thiri TUESDAY ~ Apr, \. u. i-st.
Moses =. Moaltsn. named fNeeutor tn .
certain Instrument purportinE "a - ~. last VII
AMI Testament % MARY 4. pttHGt, late
~ Porter In saii County, ie,sas~i. hs'
OsDsRHD, That the SAIL Isttionsr give
notios g. all Isrson. Interested, by causing .
copy ~ this or,isr ~ 10 yubnshe.l thvs ~esk.
suesrs.isely In the DNfor,i pcmo-rat pftnts-i %
~ 10 hshl al fryeburs. In sali County, on ths
hrst Tuesday % jane neat, a nine u'closk ~
the forrnoon, AMI show cause. n any they have
Why the sali ip.trument should aot " prvye.A ~
meat % salt derssss.i, anil that Moss
:. Noat I'm IL appointed s,scuior.
GEO. a. WILSON. Juire.
A true copy ,--Atts.t
AIUEVI ID. PARK, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01
Isasas Isl.tsra.

n 4 n shame. sam. thee are the same,
Sanl. rns all a sham, ssm. and . shame
II l. Ca sham ~, sam.
A haddock. = hssi,iock, q black spo,t.l
haddock. q black spot on the black hack 81
black spotted haddosk.
susan shins,h shoes and socks: socks and
shoes shine Susan. She c-a-eth aiming
sho-s and socks. Zoe shoes and socks shack
Su..n
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01
children Cry for Pitchers castorla.
x..I.. af A..ig... OF hi. AppsIniIss.l

A, neth.i In The County ~ Otforl Hri =
81 Naine, he 18th day ~ April. \. u =
IN. uudefstgns-i hsrvby gives nui ~
.pt...iutuisnt a. AsslTuos - the insu'fUIi = -.
oiAIHERr o. GRfFNf, ~ gresruws' =
gounty - oxfori. Insolsent Dvltur. -
i-.u ,leeiars-l insolyent upOn nj Tst'uaa
the Court Of lnsolYency Zoe saiI cow
oxford ...-.,,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01

IIe-"And what would you do " !
kissed your She with dignlty)-"rd
call mamma. (After = pause) Hut
mammals out this evening"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01

Hustler; "Do you carry ~atchr
I.Anguid: "Ah-certainly-ah-why
noty' "Oh, I just wondered. IL XIII
ed as much time As you do would IL
ashamed 10 look watch IN the face"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01

OXFORD, sat Cosrt Of Probate bell =
Parts. within sni for the toanty 81 Osfori,
oa the thiri TUESDAY ot Apr. a. u. iss.
Eilss ". Thome-, suariisn an the estate 81
RALPH %. MORRILL, ~ Baskhshi, IN
sslministrailon 90 saIl l.tsts f.r AllowaRos
ORDERED, That sai Guardian give pctlos "a
al o.. r.on. inter.stesi. by causing copy 81 I'M.
orlsr 81 le pabli.hs-i three weeks sncressi,.ly
thsy may app<sr II Q Court of Probate "a IL bsll
st fs,i., In said Ioanty, on the thirt Tuesday ~
May next, az nine osls-k In the forenoon. AMI
shou ess.e. ~ any they have, Why The same
GrORGE A. WILSON. Juis..
true copy attest -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01


The II circle. 81 the base rvprr>snt the
n smes of mountain and III city. The
i,st II, q idg~ssst 10 Jerusalem; Geths.m'
are IL at the foot The last two. "a heap
% ruins." the second city taken by Israel
after the passage % the jordan; IL was ut
tsfly destroyed"
The ruw % n, the cities % this mount
formed one 81 the landmarks ON the north
,rn boundary a. the trihe 81 Judah. The
row 20 nine. that which Mount Lebanon Is
called because % the snow an lie summit
aud the color 10 it, lin,e-iooe ellis aud
peakS The row 81 sven. mountain rang.
la the north of Palestine. Two distinct
ranges l~ar this name. The western RANGE
al-Dunsis la olives. *. and mulbsrrse. The
row Of five. a celebrated mountain. The
commzndmentsw were given upon this noun.
tain. Thspw 81 three. mountain marked
far and near by it, double top The single
circle. the initial 70 the famous mount Ia
the land ~ Moab The osntrai vertical,
,listing uishei for it, csdar>. it, main ridge
!. oompo-~i Of pure limestone and aioand'
Ia fu~sllS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01

No. ...-word Building; A. am. man
main. matin. inmate. intimate. Intimate. In
timAtss. intin,idsts.
No ;s.-Num.rieai Enigms; Barleycorn
No. .s-Double Acrostie; Primals, Whit.
tier; finals. Tenny-on. Crossworis; ],
wsln-cot. , llsrsngue. 8 Incision. =
rrillion. 8 Topheavy. d inspects. !. III
dorado = Rngation.
No ~. CuitAilments: Adam, pear
bat, be.-r. chine. went.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01

WHEN RAby vas s,ct. Ne gave her csssoriA
When sAs vas Chlld, shs ers~i for cAstoriA-
when he became MI, he chung 10 cs-oriA.
whsa sAs bal Chndrva, sbs gswthsm CAs'oria
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01

A tombstone Il about the only place
where the average man doesn't really
care 10 have his name Ia print.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01
True '''' -i ariIrRr d. PARK. Register.

OXFORD, sat- Q Court % Probate he'll Al
Paris. within AMI Tor the County % Orfori
on ths thlri Tuesday % Apr, A. n. Ist
Mianis u. Ham, namsi tssrutrk In
certain Instrument purpottinE ~ 10 the hs'
viii AMI Testament 20 Ann l.. SMITH
late 20 Paris, In said County, decss-si
OsptstD. That the sail petitioner give no
the o. all person. lnterssts.t. by CAUSING copy II
this order 10 10 published three weeks sursr.s
lively In the ONfori bemsrrst printr'i AZ fsn.
that they may apIssr att Probate tour u ~
he'll at Paris. In sali County, on The thiri Tues
day Of Nay nest, at nine .'sls-k In the forenoon
sai show oaase. N any they have, Why the sab
Instrument shoah nd be proycsi, approved an,
alhbwe.i a. the Last win anil Testament ~ ssld
deees.s-i. ani that Minale %. Ham be az
Gro. A. WILSON. judge.
A true copy attest =
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01

Buckinghsm's Dye for the whlskers
can be- applied when nj home, and u uni
formiy successful In coloring = brown
or black. Hence its great popularity.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01

Ma. a,.-sh.ks.psss~ss AsAxrs.'s-
I. Moist rubles abound.
. TO, hers In June.
y liza Turk had our sc->
4 Oracle tap
s Mug 90 ale.
a sins sAr.
Z. Lost such dogs fra
= Oh. call pale Junsi
v Pan on be-, jug
10 Sour lion.
n. Harp l. a. let.
n. 4 With. mixer. ~orri
n Not rshbi.
u Ia. Lie. arms by viii
Is Swine for -oarfpin.
L. gov Sunday.
II. Thus Ne help India
II Rear logmAn.
~ Our cash walls nix.
N Vin-- desert MONA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01
HOMEMAKERS COLUMN,

:: ss' s: s:;' = e: s:;
co sSSsas 6.isS SsS S..sssss' f.a:. Hsiss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01

THE subscriber herby gives public ncsios
that he has hem duly appointe,i BY The Honor.
hIs Juiss Of Probate for ths County 81 OSfcr'i,
ssd assamed The truss Of Adminissrssef Of The
GsnR0E n. wEBBEn. iste of Ramfori,
IN saii County. decesset. by rivinf scni ss the
law siirv<ss; Ne thesvforv vqae-ts All persoas
i'm v,e.itste I.ayment, and tbo.e who have any
denasds thssssa " sxhibit The ssse ~
Anil NJ. is:s u. A. COfffN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01
C.ri.a. Advertisements.

Among startling Advertisements !. ons
declaring that Two Young women want
washing" aud another cheerful advertise,
msnt says: Try our oorins ioa will bsv,i
~ any ether"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01
rAIRY nrIIrR sAuCE.

Ia cupful Of butter. ! cupful OF pow
dersd sugar, Ia teaspoooful OF boiling
water, l-s teaspoonful Of vanilla. Heal
the butter until creamy, add the sugar
little at time, and when IL U. al H.
beat geLtly for five minutes. Add the
tolllng water. beat i've minutes longer
add the ysnilis. stir IL In thoroughly
and heap the sauce on q pretty glass
dIsh for serving.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01

THE .uhseril<r servby gisss pablo no,ics
that he has t,een daily spp"lntsd by The Hen
orabl- Ju.ire of Prol.ste Zoe ths Coanty ef ~.
of the estate of
sOpIIIA SWAN. late % Bsthsi.
IN ssIi County, ,ecea.~si, by giving band ~ the
law sirvsts; he theufoN r~gassss all rer-on.
ipslslts.i 10 the estate ~ ssii deses-ri u
mske lmme.lisse payment, anil ths-e who have
sny demands thereon N exhibit the .sms "
kprtI NJ, Isal. NELLEN n. tAhLi>.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.


Ths 81 oving Rial Estste tsl1nging D. the e.
tate 20 Ittif y Tue nte ~ ~oUth Paris.
Ths fsnley Yarn 80 calissi.' sltuatcii niles
from ~uuth Paris Nllare. ahaut - srres move
81 - ansi Gus "a D. 81 tans ~ hay. The huihi
trg- are iu rtri cunfitiuu. tne fartn l. VEL sup.
piisi With farminr uarhinsfv ani tz,ls. whis
slfl ~ sahl with ~ pls0e n dc-ircfi This farm
D. ia nrstela.s Cuu,iitiun and vii - -sli ~ q
hargaln.
A.. Ths ~ urinx act GFist Mn AMI stsr,
a ~auth Parts Village, With rixtt u fowagc u
Rryaut's runi. This Mil Ma occupici Tor
many ysar. ~ the Paris fiournz tuinpaRy
ami " ths hts uwnsr. n has always done anii
l. All doing q EI-rt husinsss
The pam sas thorvuzhly vpairvl In 80
TIE Nil L. ln slszi Cunsition AMI vii D. -,hl Al
a Rsrzsia. fsr the tirat parties thi- = sPlsn
dti chancs O. sap tnto a sell ESTABLISHED AMI
pay'ng hasines..
Ai.o. s. sC-s. % ant. kno~n a. the Moody
La
Ale. e. ssre. % tsai. knowu q. t.s ~ Clara
La" Al saastsl In h. tgsu Il Parts.
SAMUEL 4. TRUE. Admr.
~. tofnmerrial ~trest
Portland. Maine.
or. ION. GEORGE A. WILSON. 10. Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01

THE ssbssrsbss herlc si.e. pubic n.sics
Juies es rretsss Coz lhs teanty ef Oxferi and
assumed The 'rss' Of Administrator Of The s''s's
WALTER n. MANN, late % Milton Plantation.
IN said Cosssy. deceasei. by xivisf bcsd ~ NE
laW dirvsts; Ne therefore re,lae-ts ell persons
Immediate payment, and tbose whs have any dc
msnds thsrvon IN exhibtt The same "
April ~. t~s. ALDkN CHASE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01

ruk .u.-.r,sr hereby Give. public nssies that
..s Ia. l~ss duly app..inte-i BY the iien. Juirv
~ Probate for the Coanty 81 xfori AMI assumed
the trust of txeeutriS ~ the estate 81
SALLY Bk>sO>, LATE 81 Paris,
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-21
LANDO, THE FRAUD.
Those Fake Aposl ates Not Wanted in the
oklahoma Country.

Sam LaDdo, the alleged converted Jew
that worked so many of the ministers of
this city, has been heard from again.
Yesterdays Guthrie News has the follow
ing concerning him:
Samuel Lando. a wayfarer, came to Rev.
BoggesS for help. He proved to be smart,
good natured fraud little bit cracked.
He is an Austrian Jew, born in Bruit,
Austria, some thirty years ago. On July
2, 1885, he renounced the Jewish faith aud
was baptised by Rev. William Thompson
of the Latter Day Saints of Des Moines,
since which time he has been doing fake
preaching and peddlng cups aud pans.
AT Newkirk he drank whisky and smoked
cigarettes. Here he had date to baptiZe
IA converted Jew in the United States Jail
and to deliver sermo on on the side.
Rev. BOggess paid his bill of 80 cents at
the hotel, and then found that the fellow
had gone back aud gotten the 25cents that
was overpaid.- The reverend gentleman
wrote and investigated and had him taken
before Judge Goodrich aud searched.
Nothing, however, but papers, showing
him to have worked Virginia, California
and Louisiana, were found, and they were
kept, some containing exposes of him.
Deputy Se7erns took him to the edge of
town and started him down the track. At
dusk be appeared to bid Rev. Boggess
goodby. Even then the reverend paid for
his last nights lodging at the English
Kitchen, and bade him a kind farewell,
being assured by Lando that a great lesson
had been taught him.
This Lando was really rabbi for eight
years in Detroit, Mich. Dishonest, urbane,
intelligent and cheeky.