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Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1894-09-27
The Duty of the Citizen.

To remain silent when question of
great public interest is beingconsidered
by the people and ignore an issue of
vital interest to the public would be
cowardly and to advocate the COM
mission OF grave error for policy's
sake through political timidity would
be reprehensible and objectionable.
Nearly two months of the campaign
remain and during that time it will be
the duty OF every newspaper and every
citizen who is interested in the welfare
OF the state to speak frankly and
courageously on this subject. If any
man in Montana believes that the
capital of the state should be located
at Anaconda it is his duty to say so
and endeavor to convince his friends
and neighbors that he is in the right.
The same right should be enjoyed ana
the same duty performed by every
person who believes that the seat OF
city of diversified interests, rather
than he removed to Anaconda, which
is owned and controlled absolutely
and undeniably by one corporation
As the Miner has stated, there can
be no excuse for bitter wrangling or
personal filings in discussion OF the
question. 1t is an issue 30 far above
individuals and factions that no man
who respects the intelligence OF his
tellowman will attempt to drag the
controversy down into the mire OF
petulant personalities and disgusting
abuse. A great principle is involved
in the contest; the rights and liberties
of a sovereign people are at stake;
the pride and glory OF Montana are
involved; the reputation of this mag
nificent commonwealth is in the bal
ance; the character of what should be
the proudest state in the union is to
be effected; the freedom OF patriotic
constituency is threatened; the in
alienable rights of unborn generations
are to be protected; the honesty of
the common people is to be asserted
and their independence declared.
The Miner is opposed to the removal
OF the capital from Helena to Ana
conda-not that it loyes Anaconda
less, but Montana more. IL invites q
calm and unprejudiced discussion of
the question on Its merits and trusts
that the cheap clap-trap OF profes-
sional politicians and song and dance
statesmen will be brushed asi;le and
the question viewed in the clear light
of reason and patriotic devotion to
duty.-Butte Miner.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1894-09-27
The Use of the Toes.


According to an eminent medical
authority, it has recently been assert
ed that the human being has little or
no independent use of the toes. The
medical scientist who is said to be re-
sponsible for such a remarkable
statement is taken quite sharply to
task for his assertions, and the sub
ject has been up for discussion in for
eign medical Journals. Possibly Eng
lish toes are less useful than Ameri-
can, for certain it is that there are
many persons in our communities
who are quite handy, SO to speak,
with these members. One woman
frequently picks up articles with her
toes, finding this preferable to stoop-
ing, and she does it with the utmost
ease.
A girl can almost sustain her own
weight by clinging to a rope with
her toes. Another can spread her
toes apart and give sharp pinches
when she closes them A small boy,
who could not climb out upon the
limb of a cherry tree to reach the
coveted fruit, as the limb would not
bear his weight, extended himself
upon one above it, and letting his
feet hang over pulled the small
branches with his toes and trans
ferred them to his hands almost as
readily as he might have passed
them from one hand to the other.
As to the part the toes play in walk
ing, it seem to go without saying
that persons who have not injured
the feet by the use of i'll fitting or too
small shoes are largely dependent
Tor elegance of carriage upon the
elasticity and muscular strength Of
this portion of the feet-New York
Hz<a<doar
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1894-09-27

nA> JAMES A. SHIELDS Posr No l9. G.
: : :: :: !: : :: ::
80 A. r.. of Lewistown, meets ON the last
iii Saturday of each month AT p. IN, in
ulI|ll q. A. R. hall.
@ JAMES REED.
AA Commander
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1894-09-27
HIS NAME NOT NEEDED.
Mine Host and Madame Knew Him Only By
the Number of His Chair.

Mine HosS and Madame X Knew Him Only By
the Number of His Chair.
For the past five years, said an
observing man. Il have been taking
most of my luncheOns at little Ger
man restaurant in the Swamp and
my dinners at little French restau-
rant up town. During all that time
have said 'Guten tag to my Ger
man host and Bon soir' to madame.
Occasionally we have exchanged re-
marks about the weather and have
in other ways gwen evidence of mu-
tual esteem. Yet neither of them
knows my name.
when / first went to the Ger
mans, 1 wondered how he kept an
account of my Indebtedness. l sat
at q long table with 20 others and or
dered what / wanted There were
only two walters, and they had half
a dozen tables to attend to, while the
proprietor tended bar and acted as
cashiar. When I finished my meal
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1894-09-27
what wales Could Do.

A nobleman who enjoys the privi-
lege of complete intimacy with the
Prince of Wales once asked him, SO
runs the story, what he would do
were he and his family driven from
the Englisl throne by a sudden rev.
olution. The prince took the ques-
tion half as a joke and replied:
well, such a thing is possible. If
it really did occur, no doubt / could
support my family by lecturing on
constitutional rights in the United
States. London Tit Bits.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1894-09-27
BETRAYED by His Gloves.

Richard Ceur de Lion ON his way
home from Palestine through Aus
tria was recognized by the servants
of his enemy, Duke Leopold, by a
pair of jeweled gauntlets which he
wore in his belt. these latter ill &C
cording with the disguise he had
of q travelling merchant
or home returning pilgrim. Good
Words.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1894-09-27

At a recent ball . man was accost-
ed by a Lady. Drawing himself up,
he said, with a patronixing air, Il
beg your pardon, but ] do not think
I have the pleasure Of your acquaint-
ance."
Probably not, was the answer,
''as l am your hostess. ss."oLondon
Truth.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1894-09-27

The cempositor who made the hne.
Sweet are the uses Of adversity,
read Sweet are the uses OF advertis-
ing" certainly know what he was
about.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-23
IhE COMEDIAN.

psrugis has joined Lillian Rnss.ll'. com
pany.
Tas~diaB Ke,us Is TO r,ir, al the 80
bon. eud.
Ia D,c.ml-r N,s Yorker. sp~nt t2.,cD
po GA Amussments
The ooin~iy Two irish Jews" will bol
start oat until next Sssson.
Rabin.i.iA wOaldn't take tiss.0o for |,
thru. months tour u America
After visiting her children In D,vonshire
Ro-ina voke- all 10 To s~itssrlsnd.
Zula has h.en condemned fof permitting
hi. "L'Attaque du MOulin" Ia lie used a,
an opsraiie ibvtto.
Mells's maiden name Was Nsllis Mitch
ell Melha l. a contraction % Melbourne
whsrv she wss born
Nine. Du-- la. had triumph In Berlin
by playing suderniAnn's 'IieimAth" b~ttsl
than any German actr-ss
Walter Eding,r. the 10y actor. has gon.
back 10 school and doc nothing profession
o. ssospt to play the banjo
Distress prevails again among the Chica
~ thsstsrs, aud several oom pAni~s hav,
til~i Ia pay their sSpsns~.
Dixie will vturn TO the mAnAgement Of
D. L. Rlor. At Bo.ton he will opsa for .
run In "Adonis." 10 ts followed by TO
hasoo." lsrnst's new extravaganza
PiIIi and Mssssnet are each To write al
opera Zoe Calss. Mime Cslye IL Of frvnei
Catholic lineage on one side % the family
line aud % spanish descent on the other
Alexander Bi~-Dn. the Wilkinson wid
ows" man. has come out with anothsl
plAystts. called The Heroie i>,Ariuno.s'
IL Gill lie played In America next season.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-23
THE NATURALIST.

Duck. are the most effective destroyer,
VI grasshopp~rs
The ordinary honey bse weighs the On,
avethousandth part Of pound when mol
loaded. When loaded. i.slO b~s. will MAX,
. pound.
IL IL estimated that this country produces.
isO.0o,uo turkeys every year TO grace the
table, at Thanksgiving. Christmas aud ca
other occasiona
The aphides are the milk kline Of the
ants and are regularly approsehed and
milk~i by the latter. Ants have be~u
known To Keep the aphide- la captivity. .,
COWS are kspt la cities.
inthe misiele age- the eueko VA. Though,
10 be . goi who took the form II q birl,
snsi 10 WAS q sserilsgs IN Kill him. The Ro
mans were les sups>titious and morv prac.
teal They caught him. killed him and
sis him. and held no bird could - com
psrvd with him for sweetness u neAh
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-23
THE EXPLORER.

The highest natural bridge IL at Rock.
bridge. Va, 30 fset from the water TO the
bottom Of the arch.
The caves &C grottoe- discovered In Car
niols, . province Of Austria, In tSo. ars
aid 20 bs equal In extent To our Kentucky
wonder.
Mount De Aqua, otherwise the water
Volcano" IL situated aboa, - miles south
of the capital of GustesnAiA- IL takss spells
u vomiting immense torrents Of pure. cold
water.
The most rvmsrkabls stone formation In
the world is the Giants Csussway, In The
north Of ireland. IL consists Of bAaAit col.
umaS most a them - regular - tAsagh
Aswu b. ssoassattsfs' shisslA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-23
rtRs AND r-tRs.

Another hunt foT Ospt. hdd's trcas-
ure. L. ''on. hi. time Ia NoNs >coth'
According to the reports, There i Nth.
out doubt = large smount ~ buriel
treasure II oak Island. >cNeral NJ.
tsmpts have h-en made 10 'eCurr ", snd
several msn have been on The ragged
edge 81 sudden S~slih. Nhsn s"m'
accident has ocvurrrd that has put a
stop a. the business. Nov ~e shall so
What we shall $50.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-23

A commercial traveller who recently
tried hi. hand AZ hunting In the Pine
Tree state, sums up his experience ~
follows: ave were gone - days, and
thi. l. what We got; a bad cold all
around, enough hsh tn kesp us from
starving To death while In the woods
and enough ineffectaal shots at deer 10
waste ton of powder. We lost good
canoe aud one Of us had q finger blown
OF BY the accidental discharge Of q gun.
We sold our expensive outfit regardless
Of cost and made tracks for Bangor. In
the Queen city, however, We fought
stuffed deer bad apiece and some other
trophies of the hunt so that when We
Got 10 B"ston we passed 40 boss hunters
ell the same. Irs great sport u yos can
stand It."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-23

The more that Hawaiian blund.r, 81
rather series ~ blunders, ccme.to light
the more ridiculous does the hole thing
look. Even the supporters and Nor.
shippers % Grover Cleveland nearly All
admit that he made mistake and over
stepped his authority In the msitsr
The sAd affair has done q great work Al
idOl-smashing. and has hrOught sorrO~
"a the hearts 20 many Who SUPPOSED that
GrpYer Cleveland could make NO mis-
take.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-23

Queen Llligokslani has de-palrcl 81
regaining her throne by the good ofiiccs
~ Groysr Cleveland. and j. reported a.
about 20 sue the United state. for her
dsmag, and loss. A. the Only coart In
which she could do that would b q
court established for the purpo-e, " h
probable that upon mature deliherailon
she will consider the prospects hardly
sufficient To warrant the necessary time,
trouble and delay.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-23

Two state senate. are trying to exist
In New Jersey side by side. The lie
pahlicAns had the senate BY narrow
margin. and the Democrats attempted Ia
prevent thsm from organizing u. u i
the frequency % such state steals In the
last fes year. that sometimes make one
almost question whsther we are amer All
fully qualified for a republican form ~
government.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-23

rs =. 'ss :s ssy ss srscs .ii y ss ;.s
III Fr.l.ssr for ~ Csssiy of OS icri and assunsl
~ truss of Adsainistrnsss sf tir esssss ~
AMOS W. uOt. isss ef Paris.
On ssii Cossty. dsressei. BY ri,inr bend ss The
lDiclxs-i 81 The estsie ef sail j>seA-~i " sasks
isaneilatr payment. ssd tso>e Win have any
tesaas.is tksrsa IN ethihit The sas.e W
ian. N. tss. hkNJ. =. Wt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-23
DIED.

10 Parts. JsH. o.. Oti. bfsy.
In Nor~sy. Jsa. u. Onss MIL, as-i - year..
wasth snA 81 days.
In sushi. Jan. :, M. tiirsm ulEfvs-s,
asri ahsut - years.
In Mason, Jan - sarah ". wtfe ~ jOnA 4.
nssa, aF~i 70 YEAR. months ansi Is day.
In Bssl asLi. Jan. 10. Mrs. Nancy lislms.
In We.i.,.sl. J.a- %. Mrs. Jsss Larsy,
Nssi - yesr..
as~i ~ year..
In wo-i.tosk. Jan. 10. Imma stevens. A<ci
IL We, samssr. JsA. :. Mr.. Jo-srA u. Pal
.lf.r. as,~i syesr..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-23
STATE o. MAINE.

OXFORD. sss-Cour ~ insolvency.. Thirl
weise-.isy 81 Jan, A. ~. iss. In the matter
~ lithntHr l.. RUSSELL % Norway.
tn-ol,snt Detfor.
ITi. hsr5y or,er.i. That bstice 10 dy.n IA
all Isr-oh. ihtsrvssssi In The -sttls,nsnt ~ the
account 10 lame. L.. Psrksr. Assignee ~ tina
above hsms'i insol,.nt pettor. by causing copy
u I'M. erisr a. ls pabli.hs>i thrvs ~c.A- SUITE.
si,ely In the DNfori Dcwosrst, . ps~spagsr
prtntsl In fafi., In .sit tounty, that they nay
syyssr a q Court 20 Insolvency ~ ~ he'll a the
rrolssis Court Rs-sa the 3ri "Wednesday ~
tsb. bett, st MIN. o'eL<k In the for,nc"n. ani
- hsari thereon, and oblsst u they sss sss-s.
skDRGE A. Wilson, Judgr
% Insolvency Court, ONfori County.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-23

An Interesting story Of aiiai devotion
10 told OF . Deering Citizen, who ~ .
young man followed the sea and Waited
many foreign lands, settling down at
home some thirty years $50, never hav-
Ing slept out Of his owu house bat ten
nights since that time. During all these
years he has never failed, every day, 10
call ut the pelghboring house OF bic
aged parents, In the early morning be-
fore going TO hls work In Portland and
on bis return at night. lie always nuds
his father and mother ready TO greet
him. He always says '.hello" In bis
cheery voice and The old mas replies
"ws'rS herr, Joha."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-23
MEssEN0En's NOTICE.
OFFICE ov rms smsRivv 40 0SrosD CouSrr.
STATE or MAINE

OxyORD, % Jan. o., A. u. ise<.
This 10 ~ give Nctics, that 90 The iIth day
81 Jas., A. n. Iset. q wsusst IN lnsoi,essfy
VS. tssss.i yat ~ th~ C.ar ~ Inssi,sssy fcs
JDlIN n. fENt.Er. ADudsvi a. H. an insol,eat
Ip,lsss, .a I<sitios sf all DvtSsr. whish psti
lion . as All on he tidsy 81 Jsn. 4. u. -. "
whlsh lass rsme-i ists issevest on slsims " u 70
s,siisssy ssi transfer ~ any prvpsry h<isns
Ing ~ All ,sisss. ~ him er Zoe his uss. ani ths
delivery sni transfer ~ any proIsrty Ny him
srv ferbhiisn by hv. that Q msstinf 81 IN.
Crv-litsr. ef ssi D~itsr. On prv.e thsif ess s..i
10 hrkt q Q C.art ~ is-eiv~ney, ~ We h"ts.n 81
Parts In ssh tosnty, on The ilst DAY OF fre''
A, H. i~.S, st nine .sL rk In ths fsrvncen-
Given assier my hssd Tia d.is hr-ss'"'s W"
Ev. sTO>E. Dspa,y sheriff,
90 Messenger 81 The Coart Of Insolvency, TOT
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-23
MARRIED.

In Ner~ay, Jan II. By Rev. ,. %. Rstrrt..
Milsa o. AsrTi.m ant Mrs.. Lsssns Cs'nnins..
t-sh % Norway.
Ia Ii,srmor,. Jan. 10. Isasc .. i.athror ~
Csatsa AIT Annts a. Glib. ~ Li,srworv.
10 ror,issi, Jan. 10. Nil. Gusisr.en ~
Norway ssi sr.os stshsy eftortlsnd.
In Nssira Ian. q. ~ 4. %. IisIhs~. lsl .
AIphoaie whitmah ~ Ms,ioo sni MIS- fiors
A. IlAfts~ ~ Basknski.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-23
r''''' '''' Wv wnIrNAEsu.

flas
'' Wv wnIrNAEsH
led ToJ.F -TEARNs. Dr.
~sti ami y, b. day. Al Aubarh al
ioains,i hssfins 90 lsini 'ss, . 81"
sspt ~ an.i o. ~ isys a Hartford On
pstti0n 81 y. Ibufios. y"
To. mile. travel 90 sane. ~
~spt. IS, g. lday al ftNsbafE insTsstnE
Essistsr - Dv~.is urls, -
Tog Hliss travel 90 sauiss 80
sept T., ~. - ant %, o. days insIsst
inE uninoOu1utei t0un.hip
r-i.. ~
ssyt ., . sBd q, o. days 81 Nof~aT
ga Vstition ~ >slss tmsn,
To o. mile. travel 90 .ans. q"
ut ., AMI ., NJ days q ksaisfa o" -,
pstitlsn % y Martin,
To 20 nile trstsi on sAms, 80
ost 10, o. . siay q sIi.suy on Istiti"n u
b N Bsunstt,
To uii.. tfatelon sane, 10
Oct. n AMI 10. D. days a. Ia'' ap"aTh
r, s'iL.. t,a,sl oa SANE. 49,
otIf l. ~ asi .. a. days Al Paris
sBi Hsbroa on p,tiiion ~ 40.
To =. mile. ta,sl os zane, SEA
at 81. 70 ~ ani .. % 'lsy. % Ran
ford % rstuOh u I" shio rs'-
To - miis. travel on sane, ig9
ut 81. u ani ~, !. 81 = lays a Hart
fori co Vstitan ~ relsctnsn, a.
To 10 mihrs travel un sane, SO
Nov. a., q and e. g. 8dAys d Paris al
inurnsi tenn,
To ~ mikes uAktl ou same, 80
Nov, q aai q, ~ ,isysst Rumfnri on
petitioh Of wAhio fCttSnsll, so
To 10 miiss traysl GA same. 80
Nov. o., o. snd o., T., 8 day- a humfOri
90 pstitioa - q. y. Thurton,
To 10 mils. travel on sane, 10
Dcc. Is. ~ 81. =. o.. ~, ~ days atfaris
regular session, 1@
To - mikes travel On sane, 80
,sa a
~. sTEARNs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-23
REDUCED FROM
80 to 80 cents.

Amer Jan 1t the r,tsil pro. ~ the Far~sIl
ten Linen Marker, will IL n cent, Io-t pail.
Although tho outnt has isen befor the pubnc .
hul@ over uiOnths the enormous saAs- 50 o.
.how Z 4. Q hong sought for articls AMI every
hoiy .hoahi ~ The owner of zoe. flss-s natles
al sl.ewherv In thi. psrsr. hAnufactar,si ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-23
S.,,.. Of A.,s... .sA,. Ayp.,.,m..,.

A. Bsthsi. la IN. County % Osfori ant STATE
90 Msins, ths Iith day 20 January. 4. u i-s
Ths an.isr.lsns-i ssr.by give. batic. ~ NJ
spI-siutmsht q. A..isns. ~ a.. insol,rht sststs
u MICHAEL DftsA> - sr.snso.-i. In uss
goanly ~ Dtfuri. Ih.al,snt p-ltor. Who IA.
Tea dsslsr.-i en- lh.ol,snt upoa NJ. Istition bt
the Court % Insolvency for .sii coar,y 81
0tfori.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-23
N.,,s. Of A..,s... .s NJ. App.,.,-..,

Nssies sf AssiGsss sf his Appsisssssst.
A. frysbsrs. In tho c0unty - Otforl
AMI state % Maine. ti. iith dAy % Jan. \. ~
l-es
Ths an.isr-isps.i her.by give. notice ~ hi. ap
:. .. ~ " >TtrIt-, AIT SARAH .. STA
PINS ant FRANK n. srArLks, iBsli'h.
ually. 20 Brvwnnski,
in The Coshty % ONforl. tnsol,cnt beltor. wba
have tssn dsrlarv.i Insals-uts upon their Isrti
don by ,hs Court % Insolvency for ssli Coaniy
% OIiori.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-23

dNlNI1 w 'Affhh
TswN woopsrN
led CsantT 1ofnmissi1rfT UH
ssv ~. o. ! day - Ba,sasii A ilsr
tort 90 pstiiun - >
To tr.ssI frum Wet rsru O.
Buslash shd iisitiari 90
rtufn 81 miss
>sIt 10, IS an lf. iFIyrhurs 9 iihI'.
To tFafsl frlai Wet fsru iotur
bufs Ansi ryturn - mlIss
s.ta l.. ~. - AL "a. ~ inspeftiou IN
tounship rua.is. iays. =.
Tauatsl h. ant utff o. h.fs
fron Wet Peru and r'iara. i..
S.,4 Is. - n ani >. a Nar~av on 81
tisn - ss|sstfnsn. dafs.
Ts1atsi from Wet lsfuta -
say snsi utsf foasis an'l WiifH
10 milss
80. ], a. Hamfgri un Isutl"u ~ D.
Marin. ous FAY
To trs,,l fr,m Wet rsru b.
Rumfof,i ant fttufu. q BALE.
DTt vi Ant d.. 20 AllanF un Istitlru 1T
~sFttnsn. daYs, 10
Tstravsi ffsla Wet rsfu b.
hanY sol rvturn b. hfY
Poet o. fnliTs
ust. ~ ani 10. 81 farts aD.arn~l &c.
sluu, days, 80.
Tstra,sl fron hryants Poet o.
rans aad ryturp ~ West fsfa
n miies.
ct. D.. D.. D. ant o.. a l'afis sci llslifuH
90 IstItion - 4. ~. tuflsu.
.tstays. 80.
10 tratsl fr1m Neftfrru o. fars
and ilslrUn and ytsfu. -
ui.ss
~. D, asi 3. a IA y far,i Fal. on Jsti
tiun - Naiin frttrngti. .fafs
10 tafsl frssa Wet lsu o.
Rsmfsri faIis aui rstufn, D.
mtias.
No, I, a Iiatforl un Istlti1n - >sie,t
msu. dav.
T. travel frum Wet fsFu D.
Hartford ani rtturu. AZ mlirs, =.
Nov 10 90 Paris adIuurusst ss.slun, iaTs
IT, usysi frufu Wet fsfu a.
Parts act fsturn. ~ mils. ..
Noy y. ID Hamfuri falis uu I-utiun 20
Nakio ffttf al. tay,
To- travel fruni Wet Peru a.
RHmfuri Fan. ani over f'sa,is,
and rtturn. Ia mi'Cs. =,
Nov =, 80 Humfsri un Isutlun 20 %. i
Thurstun. faY.
T. travel fniHu Vet iffu q
Humfuri and 20 urr, 10 usIrs. e.
ncs a.. D. u. O., - ani 81. az ians. 81
iHufufsl session. . iays. 80
10 trafsi furu Wet Peru O.
rans ani rsttru. VIA raii, D."
utIss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-23
ouR EXCURSION.

NOTES rRoN sonE 90 ouR TRAVELLER
TELLING HOW rHEr ARB ESJofiSo
rmE pkNocRAI's "vorAok ARouxp
rHE WORLD"
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aINsIE COriEs.

sin.ls Cat,iss % Ne p,nosrst srs fear cecil.
ssrh. rhsy ~iil - nsilsi On r,ssiIt ~ pre- ~
m. M hi.hsr- 90 fur ths convsnhsncs ~ Isstrea-
.ln., cnte- u - e.s l.sus have t-sn plscs.i On
=. !. Al ~. f.llo~tns plarss IN ~ CUunty
Sculh p.rts t.srry's Drug ~torv.
shuftlsrs prex >tar~s
~.r~.v >ove.' pruE ~turN
ns.knssi Alfrs.i Cols. festmastsr.
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COUNTY 90 uNFgRp .....,..,
led THN ". NHiTMAk-Ii lf
for .sr, 80. a. ,ouuty Coinmis.iossf.
''' = e. I -. NM ~, I. 80.
~srt ID la q Hartford un tstitipn -
To a. miis. travel from Norway
D. Hartford anii rtufu. ID
>.ta IS sol D.. gdsysat Frysbufs ihspss
tion n Essistry Ohios, as
To - uiiss uaSsl frum N0rvsy
b. fvsbun ani rstufu. .
sept j.. o.. - ani 10. fays, insp-st.n
- rsi. b. ahincvupfst"l
tY~nships,
t. - mils- travel un sane. 90"
sstt . aad O.. . days 81 Nof~ay on
IstitiUn - - ~ tmfn, -
T. o. rniss tfafrl uu same -
,~t ant :. isys 90 Rumfpri On leu
tion - Maftn "a als, -
Too mile tfafsl from NyfssY
o. Eamfori ani rrtufn. e.
oct . ani o.. DAYS a Aliany 0n Isu
tion - ~sh,tinsa, "a
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D. Ailauy ani rtIru, -
ct. ~. isv a fafis, Iloufns.i tsrtn. -
10 D. mtiss tfattl ffum NufraY
H. ran. sni rsturn.
at ~. u AMI ~. iays "a Paris ani
iIsbr'h 100 I+titi1n u 4. -
tuflsu.
TsSmiis. tra,si frsm Nor-ay
O. llshrun and fttaru, lH
pst 10 - anfi - alaysat tumfuri talls
on tstitiun - Natiu fsnsuEu. 5
To Iu mllss trstsl frum NurxaF
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at 70, ! hay a Hartford un I-utinn -
~slsttmsn, -
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D. Hartford aui ret1fu. Va Nc
Nov. n. day At rah.. .lJoarnsi tern. 81
To D. uillss tfaFsl ffum NufNhT
b. fAns AT rsturn.
Nov. y and "a. Z iats n kumfnrl un
tstition - Naiiu fsitsnsiI. DO
T. lsn milsf tratel from Nufgaf
o. Ramfuri All rturu, VA W,
lails so
Nov > ant o. iays a Runfufi un ~
too afS 7 thurstun q ale ''
~ De- mihss travel frum N"fsaY
o. kumfori Aud rtafn. Va NJ.
ialis -
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rvsulaf tsrm, ~
To ID miiss tratsi from Norwsy
b. Parts ani f,tufu,
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OXFORD. .. Al . Court of frohs,e he'll II
Paris. within Ani Zoe the County ef Osf"r,t
on The thiri Tuesday 81 Jan, A. u. lss
DuRsIN, late of Porter. In saii County,
dsses.s-i. having presented her pstitios Cor an
alhwsnos cot ~ the rer-cesl tstste % .sii Ne
rea.s-i the esniiiiea ~ the viii t-irx Waived
Onbsnkp. That salt Jstiiiober give naths IA
ali psr..as Interested. BY eassins copy ~ this
ocisr 81 - publishet thrvs veeks suos.si,sly In
the Orfsri i,ems-rst. ptints-i d Parts. that thsy
NAY apt<Ar % Q Court ~ frolsste ~ ~ hsht AZ
Paris. In said County, .a The thiri Tuesday of
tsh. ssxt. 81 nine o'sh-k In the for~naon. snd
show esa.e, u ssy they have. sgsihS The
-s"'' .x.,as ~, AN -.
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STATE 90 MAINE.
OXFORD, a.. Parts, Deoembsr a.. ls,d
Then psr-oaally appeared Milnam Mossisuu,
W. ". Whi,mar.h ant Io.sph y. stssrn. ani
-eyersliy mate cath that The ioresOins accounts
by them r,nslers-t sod suls-srihs-i srv uus.
ALBtRr :. AUSTIN,
Ciert sup. Jad. court
OXFORD, -. Deosmlsf D.. lso.
Having art ,saminsi and sasitei The fors
Folns Account. % County Commissioner ~
Otfor,i Coanty. Ne osTtify that ne sllOs thsrs
on The following suns r-pcsuNely.
To wm. wosham. tls ~
To ". ". Whitmar-b, lt
To J. D -ssrns. IN -
EusE>E v. SMITH. Cesnty Attorney.
ALBkkr =. AUSTIN. ciert :. ,. Cosr
i' x,. -: ls', ssEsEsr 8 TrsilS. Ss.