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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-22
ANGLE COPIES.
A Republican State Convention
WILL IN uELD N
CITY Nall. lewiston. tuesday. Iune 5. 1884
Am O.SloSA q. NJ.

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nav proVsfly ccsne tsfore a.
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...h CIV rpsn ant fiAntatica vii ~ enuts,l
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ca.s fsf M nsyahucsn osnsliis,s fet ,.osere"t
lssss an ..iiitissnsl dshssts And Zoe trsst". ~
torty voss- In e>ess- u -sSen'y ave, an ~"
vs~.ssl.. IN m dslss.liss oi shy Cny, Io-a
90 fl.ntstiaa osa enly 10 hiis.i By re-his"ts "i
~ Csanty In ~hish IL ysrsecy eal-.. A..
rhs Stats Coanraittss sill ~ IN -r-.isn IN the
r...tsioa r,.oul % IN Hal "a nins osh-A On W.
Sasfrins of ths Contcutiya. Zoe ths parts.s ~
y,-c.,,irs ths cr,-ieatials % dslessts.. I've
..tss In ar,isF b. psFticipAts In ne tonfenuoa,
aust ~ slsst.-i sah-e,gseut b. ths late OF Va
call fsr this Coatentica-
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n.ms- r.tie party In CsaEre-- b. de-troS ths IN
du.tr,e-- a. pro.trais ths sxricuharsl thtsr.-,'
"a tAs Coantry aRd b. degrs.is Ator ~ Preeess
In. u lsl-srvr rsc.isins IA. iu-t frssrd se IN
I'D. al isstars u Naine. ~ttbsut rvssri ~ ts.l
t..tisai direrxnc... ~ desifo - prttssa aHAhs'
mi. ,lr-tr,sstiys yoacy ~ n l.ssns-rars psrl
.hs srs On faVor u maintaining N frs~nNs
Tartr. Oh, lsnsVs IN -ound anil hone-. cur
r,nsv In fr~s popular ssiusstioa, In se,afin.
t-,litlcal POSER ~ eyeFy citfen, IN pronscs"n ~
N. Caa.s % tsmIsranse. N lust AMI elaA Wv
stiaa In al uss-aFe. fof ths encours scmens an
dsfsnos Of American intsrc-,. a heas 80
ahr,s..l ansl IN an ssonomicsl AMI en- tent simin
istrstios - STATE sssir-, D. uni,s snh NJ ~
pahnoan. IN ths -sAstioa Of dsless''- " WIS
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Judge Woodbury., c. NJ. wormell,
Oswald & Armstrong, Herrick & Park,
burbank. Douglass 4 Co, Clarence
Merrill, Woodbury. 4 burlington, Chase
a Sanboru, ". Dayton Holster & CO.,
A. y. stevens 4 Co., II. J. Bailey 4 CO.,
j. y. Mcintire A sons, gave ten dollars
each.
Conant, Patrick 4 Co., Noyes & Nut
ter Manufacturing Co., Charles Nc
IAughlln x Co., each fifteen dollars.
q. X. Wiley, Caroline A. Walker.
Mary T.. walker, jerome d. Rlce 4 Co.,
VIM. Bloom, Of bloom 4 Co., y. y.
Buck, live dollars each.
W. u. Perkins, Lizzie Dole, w. II.
Gordon, Mrs. Stickney, y. A. Thayer,
Mrs. Geo. briggs, Hon. J. y. Wright,
Sylvan Shurtleif. Aiva Shnrtlefi, Hammer
Clothing House, Associated Charities,
Auburn, Franklin Haskell, Mrs. =. A.
Haskell. and others, Auburn, Mrs. II. y.
holster and others, South Paris, aud
Abby X. Libby, are among those Who
gave money, clothing, bedding and
crockery.
Insurance companies have paid the
fallow Inc lOsses.
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A"''' '''-.aTsE nr d Park. R.r,...r.
nxrnRp. :. 10 Ueur et rrola,s AeLl

OxyoRD. AT q Cour - Probate asLi q,
Parts. within AMI for the Coanty 81 Oxford
90 ths thlri Tuesday % May, 4. n. tst.
On the Petition - John 4 sssssy, Admf
Itamfori In ssii Coanty. de.cs-s-i, praying Coz
license 90 I'LL ansl convey certain real estate
lslonsins 90 salt estate sni dsssfit-si In hi-
i.tition on nls In tho probate oflos.
NJ ali Isr.sa. Interested, by causing q copy
% mi. orisr ~ - published thvs
weeks suos...ively In the Osfori Den
osrsi. pe~spstrr printsi Al fsr.,
C.art. b. H. he'll At Pah.. oa the thlri TUESDAY
% Jane nett at nine o'slrk In tho forvnoon. AMI
ssov oaass ifany they hs,. Why ihs sane should
pos u Grahtssi.
A true oopy-stte.t =
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A'"'''V'-s;,ritSiis ar D. PARK. n..,..-,.

oxroHD, Sc Al Q Csar % frol.ss- hs.i ID
Paris, within sn.i Cor the County ofO,fcri. on
the thlri Tuesday u MAY. a. ID. ls,t.
~ n Bcan, tsecutot on The estlis
% THOMAS SANDS. Lao. ~ Brvvnnshi.
In sakl County, de.sssssl. having Pr~.snissi NJ.
sosount % asirnlni.tr.tioa ~ ths f.tAis % .aii
,isssssssi Tor allowance
Ia all Isr-on- intsrv-tsi by csasinx scopy 81 this
cr,isr b. ls publl.hs.i three wesks saece..iyely
In the Osfori D.morrst. prihtei a Paris, thai
they may appear a Court 81 Private y. ~ " ~
at Paris, IN .sld Coanty, on ths thiri TUESDAY
of June nsxt st nine o'ci- In thu fOfrnoon, anal
'ho~ csa-e. " any they have. Why The ss"s
sh0aki not ~ allowed
oEoi,GE A. WILSON. Jsiss.
A trss copy = attest :
ALBEHr u PARK, RsTt-ssr.
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The companies are all right aud the
Losses have nearly all been adjusted with
very little difficulty. The instances where
trouble has resulted In negotiation for
settlement of Insurance claims, are very
few.
Not . slngle safe In the burnt district
IL reported In which the papers and
vAlu ,bles did not come o1t ell right.
Mayor Noble Of Lswiston, In response
10 the demand for bill for sarvices Of
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Ns.iss .sPs,i,iss sss D,.shssG..
STATE OF MAINE.


ONYDgD, .. Court % Insolvency. In the ea-e
Of GEOkGE ,. IiAfGooD, In-ol'ens Dcls'
OF.
NOTICE 1. herby given that 9 ps,ltien has. on
N mi. isth day u May, A. ~. Lea. lesn pre-
sssisd " aid Court fer ALI County. BY
GEORGE .. HAPGOOD % Bethel IN The
County of Osferi, praying that he may
he dseres-i . full di-sharye from all hi.
deias, pro,able under Tho pro,lsioas ~ CHAPTER
seventy % the statutes 81 Maine. aud upon
.sii Is,itioa. y .. crisrc'i by -asi C.ur
.ss, ssrns r. H., aEs' .hi ' eSs. .s'" ~
oxford, on "wednesday, the ssh day 81
June, A. %. LOO. d nine O'Clock In the fore-
noon, ani that notice thsrrpf be pabli.is.i In ths
OIfori Dxmorrai, Q Dswspsper publi.hssi In SAID
County of Oxforf, once wesk Tor thru sac.e-
sivs weeks. the last pabiiestion o. le ave days
tsfose The day 10 hearing; AMI that all erriiior-
Who have prs,e.i thsir iels-, AMI e,hsr psFsons
Interested, may APPEAR ~ all place sni utse
sni show cause, N any they have, Why 10.
charge sbouli nd te srsnts-i aid Debtor srcori
Ing ~ The prayer q Ill. pstition
Attest '-ALBEKr ID. PARK. Register
Of sAid Court for sah County ofONfort.
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nxssKxaEas NOTICE.
Osy,cs os rmr sHsnivv 90 Oxvoup Cousrr.
STATE or MAINE.

OxvoRp. sss-Paris. Nay issh. 4. u. -!
rsis Il 70 dye sosios, sLai on ths issh day Of
Nay. A. .. 10; ys.s' y I Is.a,ry s e,
az County Of Orfori, agaisst The estate OF
ALyAN r. GOODWIN of I,sthsl. sySigsi 70 ls
An Insolvsas Ds.ses. o. p.s'tlo. Of AL asesos,
vhich pssisiss wa s.l on Ne ~ a.y at
: Hss :. si.,.. . : ss.gsisI: ia, ths p:y.
insst cay dshss And NJ slsii.ssy s.d tr.n.ier
q cay Ivyrty sssss % AL s. s' ssss.,s, s,s y;
s.v Srvssrsy " Mn an fsrti.i,ies By law; that .
1Sr6nr OF de creiitsp u old Deitos, 70 prove
shsir dshss asi ehooce ons o. NON AssiGnses Of
l' $3.50 =. = ~ = ~: Sss 3, y,
day Of Jsse. a. ID. ~. q Mise e'ei'ek IN
oisss ss'isr ~ Assd ~ dass aps above
c.n. wokMrLi,. p,yv,y shsh1,
- SSs~y ~ Sss*
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T.s araRl Trunk. fyrtisnd sh.l samferi
Fali. an.l Maine Csntrsl ilsir,-ssis VII -sll "a
80 &c n roand trip a. uus fAre. tso--i Eoins
Noo.i.V .nA T1ss-.iay, Ians .th ss.i An. rvtgru
ins r0ls-iay spd wednesday. Juns sh And an
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A q. q. T.

The next session Of Oxford District
Lodge, I. q. q. T., win Be held With
Glendale Lodge. Wet Peru, June 18th
next, Cd 10 A. n. Tbe usual program
Niu be carried out.
y. X. xAsRY, Dis. Dept.
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Asrsssov ~; ;.s.r N rAuk. n,,,,,.,.

pssts' vtthip art for the County ~ Oxfori on
In thiri Tuesday % May. A. u. isN
nesIsmin spaullins, Admisistrstor 90 tl.s y.
tsis of MIWIiM sPAtLDiNG. ists ~ Bask nshi
sc"as, 81 sS@isI.,rsiioa Of The i.ia,s Of .aid
dersase-i for allowance
OspVasp, That alb Admr. Eive nosios -
the same "a ell per-ons Interested uusf.in. ~
Publishing Q copy of vi. orier tnrs scsAs ,ss.
prinss.i "a Paris In ali t.unty that thy NAY az
issr Al Probate Court a. - hshisn a fsr. With
IN and Cor saisi County, "a ths thlri TUESDAY ~
June nett, st nine o'eiosk In ths fofen.on, all
shou osa.e. ~ aay they have, shy The sane
GIo. A. WILSON. Judge.
A tive ospy-stts.t -
ALBEGr %. PARK, Iisxisssr.
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A"s'''rxIIEGr d. PARK. Iss.,.ssr.

OXFORD, &c At q Court ~ Probate hsh a
rsri., within ant Coz The Couuty ~ utfori.
on the thiri Tuesday of MAY. \. u. l-s
estate % ISAAC q. SWAN, late % .rcen ,o-i.
I'M ALI County, tlscsas~.i. having prrssnirf hi.
.r.ount of amiAlstra alton of the estate ~ all lie
css-ssi Zoe aligvancs
,.xirv 10 stl t<r-sns intsrstssi BY causing copy
Of this orier to ~ pabtishe.i thrre vesks sue.
e..si,sly In The oxford Dsm0cTat prinie.i a
Paris that they may APPEAR a 10 frol-ste to1rt
W 10 he'll 81 fsris. In ssii Coaniy, 90 The thiri
t,tsaoDn, and shaw esnss, " any thsy have, Why
he aAms shouh no< ie allowed.
GEORGE A. WILSON. JUICE.
Atrus oopy-.i.s., :. - -,
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BORN.

In North wooi..ocl. APPS. .. 10 the wife Of
Prank hiiiett. Q daughter.
In south wsterfori. Apr .. IN the wife OF
D. A. Noble, o daushtrr.
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NV ApysKrisknkSrs.

|. Probate Notics..
atn-oleenry >otiue-.
fafksr's Hair hsl-sm.
Az loa CCn-amptissf
HinsisrCoru-.
IL Pops.
fur ~srytcs
Hami1n q kicknsh
N y Libby.
t-sapssi.
Man.
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Tul sssscrtlss hssby give. .puhhe notice
~ che has heea daily appplst<,t BY the ltonof
~ Judgs of Probate fss the Cssnty of Oxforl
- s.ss.ci We 'rss OF ks"'ssns |"
ANN l.. SMITH. hss Of Psrs.
Il all Counsy. deceasei. BY Eivisg bessi ~ ~
~ siirp<ts; sl.s thewfyrs lclnssss al psrross
issislSs.i 10 tbs essas< of said deupas~i - nake
inneiisss payment. anil thss> Who have any
siensnds thsrssa ~ exhibit the same "
Nay ish, iss. MINNIE HAN.
OXFORD, - AT q Ceart OF prohste hsbi q
Parts. vithia ani foe The Csanty of Ot.
tori. on ths tiri Tsss'ay Of Nay. A. d.
j. LesvlIs pssssss. AdmI.i:sr.,es o. III:
sve.iea In ssh Cosnty, de..assi, having prs-
seatr-t HE Amount sf sdministFntion OF tbs 80
lssp Of said de~easesi for allowance
OsDsnGD. That The sail Aiministrssos give
ssSsrr N eli perssas isesrvstei. BY causing aoopy
Of this eries ~ 10 pabtshesi thrve webs sue.
sessivsly In Che Oifori Dcmsrrsi .prnssi a
w ~ ksh q PARIS, In ssh County. 90 NE thirs
Tu<ssiay Of lane next. q nise e'eirk IN ths
iorrsssa, asd chow cause, ~ Any thsy have. vsy
he came shoah nol 10 aiywesi.
GkOR0E A. WILSON. Judge.
xLRKRT d. PARK. Register.
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A'Fa' ''''-; ssHsMr u. PARK. W-s...r.

OXFORD, .. ,-Ata Coar Of Probate he'll Al
Par,s within anil for the County ofONfori.
on ,hs Ihiri rue-isy of MAY, A. u. l-s4.
t,e,tr~ ID. tilshes, ttesatOr On tAe
estate % NATHAN MORRILL,. late ~ bast
neti, In sail coanty, dscss-si. hasin
prv-suts-i his Aarount % Standardization ~ the
s.sats Of ali siesss.et for slis~ane.f
Ouppn.p, Thai ths saii Exerutor give noioe
ts ali psr.on. tn,sre.ts-i therein. by
Publishing copy ~ this orisr thrcs weeks ssc-
ce--i,sly In the fori Iemorrat, q newspsr'er
prinis-i 81 Paris, In aid County. that They nay
appear at q frOhsis Cour " ~ hohlsn a.
iart. In .ali County oa the thiri Tuesday % Jans
pstt, 81 nine o'elork In tis forenoon. and
shsw ean-e. ~ sny they have. Why tho 's~s
shouh not - allowed.
GEo.GE A. WILSON. judge.
A true copy attest =
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Nsslss sf sssssd Nssting sf Creduess
- Iasslssssy.

To the Cr,.iitor. % sarah .. staples snd
frank u. staples. 90 pstncrs un.,sr the nru
the County 20 O,fori AL state % Maine
tn.ol,snt DEBTORS.
You are hsreby nosia-i. That With tls spproS
al 20 the Judge 90 thu Cour ~ Insolvency
for .aii County ih. ,cconsi Meeting ~ the tr.i
the Probate Coart r,ssn In lfsri. In .ald County
on wednesday tho Bah day % Jens, A. u. Lad
Il nine o'chsk In The forcnooa. You viii govern
yourselves accordingly.
Given under my hsndi anil the Or'ier ~ Court
thi. lssh DAY % NAY, A. %, l-s.
Albert u, PARK. Register ~ tss Cours
of Insolvency for SAID County % Oxford.
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rhs .sss dssirsb,- elsss ef cay psspls. hea.
iss fss Gunner board. 10 rss<hsdby tkess Who
s.Iyersiss tAsir Aessss n Ne bosros IsAs-
DcnIry.
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N.siss sf ssss.a Msstias sS Creditors
In Insstvsasy.

IN tnsstvessy.
To the er~ditor. ~ DAVID q. LORD ~ Lowell
In the County ~ oxford AMI state % Mains,
In.olyen. DettOr,
You are hsr.by notinei. That with the AZ.
prevail % The JUICE ~ the Court ~ insolvency
Tor ali County the -.cond Nesting - tho
Cr,-iitor- % sail Insoly.nt IL Appointed a.
is he'll % the Probate toav rOom In
Paris IN saii county on "Wednesday, the sth
iAy 81 Jane A. u. lssS, nj nine o'c-k In the lore
noon. You will so,ern yourselves accordingly.
Given under my hsni anil the orier ~ Court
mi. islh siay 90 May, A. %. lsa.
ALBEitf u. rARk. Register ~ the Court Of
Insolvency for saii County % Osfcrt
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DIED..

IN Mexico. Nay u. l.. c. wiI'oashby. asei q
Paris. Apr y. virgil u. Raw.oa. assa
m Essi Rumfori, Nav 8. Mr.. Rebecca n
Thomas, wife Of Joha l.. Thomas. afcd s. years.
In Bethel. hsy Q. AbiAl ChAndisr. Ased |"
years.
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MARRIED.

In East Otisaeti. May %. ny itey. ~. u. Hs,h.
away. Yrc.i Isrvy PostIe % LovsIi. and Annetis
Wariveli Keep of Otisaeh.
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usw's Thist

We o6sr one Hundred Dollar. Reward for
any sa.s % Caurh that eahno, bs ear~i by
Halle Catarrh Cuv.
~. CHENEY a CO.. Props.. Tolr'io. %.
We the underpiEpei. have Known v. y. Che
ney for the last Is years. and believe him PER
fectiy bosorHble In all business transactions
anil financially abs W carry out any obligations
male by their nrm.
wIsr a rRuAx. Wholesale Druggists. To'cio. q.
wALpisG. KINSAS MARVIN. Wholesale
Druggists, Tolrio. ID.
Iialrs Caisrrh Cure 10 taken Internally. acting
diretiy on the blcoi and ~sooas surfaces OF
the system. Price sc. pr bcsiIe. SOIL by all
Druggists. Testimonial free.
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.J,M, POLAND IN JAIL.

James Poland IL In jail st Auburn,
charged with assisting his son Henry To
escape from the jail workshop. lie pro-
fesses utter Ignorance In regard Ia the
matter, and thought at first he could
secure ball, but was unable to do 90, and
had 10 rest behind the bars.
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ou ~ ahs,s hs.i. % r,pry-sn.aiigs, ,hs
to~n- of Oxfcri Couniy a., eptits'i ~ assssis'
- fslks94
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Mrs.. Anirsws. bethel
Temperance Literature asd Arent fof the
usiea signal Eiien Gibson. iistbel.
Press Work Mrs.. Oxnari. Oxford.
Legislative Wofk-Nrs. n. W. Chandler, Bethel
Evanselistic WORK Mrs.. Libby, Norway.
Juyeaile WORK Mrs. &. n. LittlehAie. bethel
sansiay school Mr.. stieksey, Brvwnneh.
Cosais Pair. Mr.. n. A. IIotles. norway.
Narcotics Helen Crooker. Esst Hiram.
sabbath Obseranoe-Mrs.9 eo. Jones. Oxford.
Social Purity and Purity In iAssraiar. and Ar
viower Misslon- Ms. A. L. Dursll. BETHEL
Prison. Jaiis AMI Aims iIcsse-
MARI Deering. south Paris.
Young woman's work-lennie kimhaii. Hiram.
Department Of Mesvy-Mrs. .. z. Fisher. Oxford.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
The afternoon session opened with q
service. lasting shout three
quarters Of an hour. Some unfinished
business wss transacted, after which the
remaining time WAS given TO = social
service Of prayer and song. ADJOURN
ment was In order, % thus one OF the
most successful and helpful meetings Of
The Christlan Unioa elossd.
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TnI WHITE RIBBONS At sITHtL,

The annual oxford County convention
of the womsn's Christian Temperance
Union was held at the Dethel rnlversai-
ist church Tuesday and Wednesday,
May rs and 10. Devotional services
opened the series Of meetings, but the
convention proper did not begin I'LL
1880. =.
business and reports Of secretary and
treasurer occupied the time I'LL "
O'Clock; then those present Joined In =
noontlde prayer.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-04-30
What Gold Cannot Buy BY Mrs. Alex

What Gold Cannot Buy. BY Mrs. Alex
ander.
When Mans Single. BY J. NJ. Barrier.
White Company. The. BY A. Conan
Doyle.
Wife in Name Only. BY Charlotte M.
Braeme.
Willy Reilly By William Carleton.
Witch's Head. The. BY II. Rider Hag-
gard.
Woman in White, The. BY Wilkie Col
Inns.
Womans Face. A. BY Florence Warden.
Woman's Heart, A. by Mrs. Alexander.
Wonan's Thoughts About women, A.
BY Miss Mulock.
Woman's War, A. BY Charlotte NJ.
Braeme.
Won by Waiting. by Edna Lyall.
Wooed and Married. BY Rosa Nouch-
cite Carey.
Wooing OFT. The. BY Mrs. Alexander.
Yellow Mask, The. by Wilkie Collins.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-04-30

In France there exists an order Of
merit founded 10y the Society For the
Prevention of Cruelty To Animals of
which the members are dogs who
have distinguished themselves by
deeds of bravery A tastefully de
signed collar of honor l. awarded
10 the nominees of the order. Among
the animals already decorated III this
way one of the most celebrated l.
Bacchus. "A large bulldog. whose spe-
cialty it Is to stop runaway horses by
jumping up and seizing them by the
bride Bacchus' master resides in
the Rue Biscornet 1t Ii calculated
that the intelligent beast has already
saved the lives of eight persons. if
not more, III this way. Pataud. an
other bulldog. received collar in
1887 for saving his mistress from the
attack of a footpad, and Turk. a
splendid Newfoundland, has had a
similar honor for saving three young
children from drowning on different
occasions Westminster Gazette.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-04-30
THE DAILY, -
@%!A.!!! g! RRskiaR& RRs&as&z
ABSOLUTELY PURE
The Indians IleA II business.

One of our ladies. unable to go to
town as desired ON a certain Satur-
day afternoon, decided TO ask the In
dian boy who drove the herdic to do
some errands for her. She wrote
two notes. one to the dressmaker and
the other to the grocer. But on see
ing driver new at the business on
duty, and fearing that he could not
find both places in town, she tore up
the note to the grocer, as she thought
and gave the Indian boy the other
telling him to go TO Miss -, the
dressmaker, with it.
The boy. who was able to read,
saw that the note he held was for the
grocer. so TO the grocer he went and
got the articles wanted.
On his return to the lady she was
much surprised to see macaroni and
cheese instead of the dress she hal
sent for and asked the boy how he
got them without money.
'Oh, . replied the boy, | charge
But / have no account there,
said the lady.
We'll. ] charge anyhow"
When the lady went few days
after to pay the bill, she found that
the groceries had been charged to
the dressmaker Carlisle tPaD In
dian Helper
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-04-30
A story of Gladstone.

Mr.. Gladstone, as a rule, Is the
model of punctuality at dinner time,
both as a host and a guest He,
however, when staying at the house
of one Of his wealthiest supporters,
recently made a baronet, III the
neighborhood of Norwich, Mr.. Glad
stone did for once keep both his hos,
and the other guests waiting in the
drawing room for several minutes
after the servant had announced
dinner. At last the premier entered
the room, smiling and rubbing his
hands benevolently. Looking all
around, he inquired in most genial
tones, Are we all musteredy' Az
the host happened to have accumu-
lated large fortune by the manu-,
facture of mustard those present were
for a momehs inclined to unjustly
suspect our revered premier OF per
petrating IA pun at his entertainer :
expense. London Court Journal.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-04-30

A crowning specimen of ludicrous
helplessncSs in the face of elusive
syllables il that of the unfortunate
speaker who, at a pathetic point of
his address. when his nero was about
to undergo a heartrending parting
from home and friends. uttered in
his most melting voice
"Biddy, diddy
He stopped confused. flushed, set
his mouth and tried again. with a
difficult resumption of the interrupt
ed pathos:
'Diddy. biddy"--
Something was wrong still. He
grew scarlet, persplred and gasped
forth third attempt, not more intel
ligible His hearers could none of
them interpret it. 1t might be high
German. or il might be a Mother
Goose refrain
"Diddy. hidiy. biddy doo;"
The situation was desperate. but
the persistent orator rallied, paused
until he had fully recovered his self
control and trying once more, with
slow ut-aruncc and distinct enunCia
non. conquered al length the simple
phrase which lad ovcrthrown him
tie said
Did b. h.d udiru Youths Com
pdE..a.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-04-30

In the seventeenth and eighteenth
centuries when a London street was
newly formed its name and date We're
frequently recorded ON tablet built
into the wall of a corner house. The
houses themselves We're also some
times distinguished by initials, names
or dates. either placed like the street
tablets or on rain pipe or inside the
building Some of these relics still
survive, but there Is constant danger
of their destruction, for every year
many old houses are leveled with the
ground. and streets once important
cease to exist, are merged into other
streets or lose their Importance by
being renamed. London Notes and
Queries.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-04-30
PROPOSALS FOR CAVALRY

PROPOSALS FOR CAVALRY
HORSES Office Chief Quartermaster
Department Of Dakota, st. Paul. MINI,
April 3rd. SEALED PkOPOS,,
AIS. in triplicate. subject to the usual
conditions. will be received at this office
until IL o'clock a. m, May Sd, 1s94, and
opened then, for furnishing this depart
ment with one hundred and twenty-tw
Cavalry Horses. Contracts will provide
for an increase or decrease OF twenty
COZ per cent in the number stated, and
bids for less number will be entertain.
ed. Blank forms OF proposals, and full
instructions to biddere, may be had on
Application to this Office. The govern
ment reserves the right to reject the
whole or any part Of any bid received.
Jour v. FUREY. Quartermaster U. 3. A.
Chief .Quartermaster.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-04-30
Colonsi Buck KiIgore's Story.

Major Wintersmith rushed into
General Hanson's room one day in a
state of great mental disturbance. !"
said Colonel Kilgore of Texas.
General. he exclaimed, "a man
out here in the hall stopped me just
now and took me for you.
".He didf said Hanson. III go
out and kill him
"'Oh, don't trouble yourself about
that, replied the major. I've killed
him already W Washington Post.