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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-09-06
Low Rate Excursions, SeptembeS
1tth-25th and October
9th, 1904,

On the above dates the MISSOURI PA,
ClFIC RAILWAY and IRON MOUNTAIN
ROUTE will sell tickets from st. Louis,
Cairo, and Memphis and Missouri River
points to points in Arkansas, Texas, Mis-.
souri,, Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado, Wyo.
ming, Utah, Montana, New Mexico, TenneS.
see, Mississippi, Alabama, Louisiana, IndiAA
Territory and Oklahoma, at one fare for tha
round trip, (plus two dollOrsl. Tickets
good twenty days from date of sale, aud
stopover privileges granted on application
to Conductors. This is an excellent time 10
visit the garden spots of the West, South,
Southwest and Southeast for the purpose Of
inspecting the finest farming, grazing and
fruit growing sections of the United StHeesE
Don't fail to correspond with represent.
ative of these Companies before making
preparations. Land pamphlets on the nbOya
states mailed free on application to II. g.
Townsend, General Passenger &, Ticket
Agent, ST, Louis, or to representative, Of tho
System. 80
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-09-06


BuLTIRED--"The world owes me a
good livln' an that's all they be to 1t.
Tom Wiser-~Yes, OIL boy, but you
see they is so many o you fellers that
she can't pay her bills. Boston Cou'
rler
THIS is the season Of revenge. The
young man who was laughed at when
he slipped on the banana peel watches
the glgplesome young woman When
the hammock breaks. = Washington
Star.
"BEd pardon, said the missionary,
"but you will translate his maIesty's
remarks againp Did he tell his daugh.
ter that he was to have guests to din
ner or for dinner" indianapolis
Journal.
Mrs, HALE Gust married) Maria,
we will have eel as a second course
for dinner" slow much
ought / to get, ma'amP" Mrs. Hale
II think twelve yards will be SUN.
cient, Vogue.
Miss BELLEFIELD Qelating an In
cident) -Then dropped my voice,
and Mr., Halket Qnterrupting)
That wouldn't hurt it. Yours Is
such a soft voice, you know. Pitts
burg Chronicle.
SHE-"Our engagement is ended. ]
have changed my mind" He-"H-m!
That's only slight difficulty.
wasn't counting you as an intellectual
woman, 30 your mind doesn't enter
into the case, Truth.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-09-06
Music Composed While You Wait

1t would certainly appear that
when a man may run in aud have a
song set to music while he waits, for
fifty cents or one dollar, the end of
the century is getting pretty close at
hand. There are places in New York
where this is done daily. BY the side
Of and in competition with this
modern composer the late Beethoven,
Chopin, ct al. would not be "in it. I"
Musical composition at these places
is mere matter of time-yOu rush
upstairs with your verses or idea, the
composer looks at the clock, seizes Il
pencil and blank score, mounts the
piano stool, and goes at it. When he
gets through, which in measure de-
ponds upon the difficulty or ease with
which he can satisfy you, the time is
taken, you pay your money and de-
part with the composition. The time
charge is about that of a bricklayer,
printer and other notable arts. -.
Pittsburg Dispatch
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-09-06
ANAMoRPHosEs.
To Produce a Strange Effect With the Aid
of a Basin of Water.

To Produce "A Strange Eject With the Aid
of Basin of Water.
Opticians sell silvered cylinders
which rectify through reflection the
distorted figures known as anamor-
phoses. The effects of total reflection
may be observed by immerslng an
inverted vessel in water, and a
method Of obtaining anamorphlC
images may thus be secured,
Fig. l shows the arrangement
adopted by Prof, Thomas Estriche OF
the Institute Of Barcelona. A glass
vessel very dry in the interior is in.
verified in a large bowl with a wide
bottom. In order to keep the vessel
at the bottom Of the bowl, a weight
is placed upon it, a bottle, for
example, if there is no other object
at hand. We thus obtain an ana.
morphic mirror. The glass vessel
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-09-06
Has a Royal Charter.

Annapolis, Md, has been a charter
ed city since 1908, when Queen Anne
granted the charter and the CRATE.
full inhabitants rechristened the place
in honor Of the Queen. 1t had once
been named in honor of Anne Arun-
del, wife of an early Lord Baltimore,
and herself the daughter of a noble
Tnnn
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-09-06

If one does not desire to immerse the
drawings or paintings in water he
can substitute a large flat-bottomed
glass vessel for the bowl. The draw
ings may be placed under this vessel,
They are dry upon the table upon
which one operates, and they are OBJ
served by transparency through the
glass.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-09-06
Goinr to Pittshnrrh2

Best route from west via ST. Louis or Chi
cago is Vandalia or Pennsylvania Short
Lines. Ve3tbule trains run INTO Pittsburgh
Union Station, convenient to headquarters,
hotels and boarding houses, Low rate tick
cts over these short routes will be sold Sep.
TENDER 9TH to 10th inclusive by connecting
lines, good returning until Sept. 25th in.
elusive.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-09-06

The Girls Suffer, Too. Minnie. NUm
must come to our house Thursday evenings
now don't forget. Nellie, What's going One
Minnie; am going to have progressive
chewing gum party-a sort of hard times So
cial, you know--one piece of gum does fOg
all.-Street d Smiths Good News.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-09-06
Unique Record.

Rev. DR.. Scarrow, of Russell, Kan,
within one week recently had SER
vices for man whose body was to-
tally consumed by fire, for a man who
died in the penitentiary, for a muir
dered man, and finally over the bod
les OF three murderers lynched by a
mob.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-09-06
NEW TROLLEY TRAVELLER.


fence and Delay.
1t is a half-hourly occurrence with
every electric trolley car that the
trolley wheel leaves the wire, usually
at a curve or crossing, stalling the
car and not infrequently causing a
pretty close approach to profanity on
the part Of the conductor, whose
duty 1t is to bring everything back to
ship shape, 1t is somewhat to be
wondered at, therefore, that inven-
tive progress has not yet given birth
to any thoroughly satisfactory device
for maintaining uninterrupted COM
munication between a trolley wire
and car. Putting projecting prongs
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-09-06

Nearly Right.--Little Boy WRITING com
position; want to use that saying that's
in our copy book but can't remember il
all. "Man glories in his strength. Woman
glories in -" what's the rest, wonderH
Little Girl; Let me see. Woman glo. les in
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-09-06

A Familiar Game.-Little Dot; Let us
play keep house. Little Ethel You pc.
tend you are IA lady and am calm on
you. Little Dot: That'll be fun. Now sit
down and ask me how like my new GIRL
Street d Smiths Good News,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-09-06
G, A. r. National Encampment.

Begins at Pittsburgh, September 10th.
Low fare over Vandalia and Pennsylvania
Short Lines from Sept. 9th to 10th inclusive
Connecting lines in west will sell reduced
rate tickets over these direct routes VIA ST.
Louis or Chicago, good returning until Sept
18th inclusive.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-09-06

If the report be true that Princess
Beatrice, Of England, learns all tie
topical songs and sings them, we
have another argument for the abOli-
tion of royalty.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-09-06
The Acid Test.

The simplest way to tell iron from
steel is to pour on the metal a drop
of nitric acid, and allow it to act for
one minute. On rinsing with water
a grayish-white stain will be seen if
the metal is iron; a black one il it is
steel
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-09-06

Jacks Point of View.-George; Young
chappe must be crazy. He has married
widow with family of children. Jack Not 80
crazy as you think. He has moved into a
street with trolley line on it, New York
WaoLlv
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-09-06
Halls Cntarrh Cure
Is taken internally. Price, roc.

Her Fear; Husband "That new bonnet
of yours just makes me tired". Wife ~
feared that it would You never did like
cheap things, you know."-New York
WaoLlv
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-09-06

A Romance of '0f.-Dora; Doctors say
that colds are catching. Clara; Do theyi
George had a cold when he called last, and
perhaps caught my cold from him. Isn't
1t lovely New York Weekly.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-09-06
Must Have Been DeIicious,

A dainty feast was spread not long
ago by tribe of Sitka Indians tc
entertain some visitors from other
tribes The rare dish of the feast
consisted Of last seasons wild straw
berries preserved in seal oil.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-09-06
1T COUNTS THE WORDS.

A New and Very Useful Attachment for
the Typewriter.
A Western genius has patented an
attachment for typewriting machines
which automatically counts the num-
Der of words printed. There are
three disks in series, as common to
registering and counting machines,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-09-06

Two Points OF View.-Wife: How people
gaze at my new dress presume they Won
der if I've been shopping in Paris Husband ;
More likely they wonder if I've been rob-
hing bank.-New York Weekly.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-09-06

THE SIArG NoRMAL SoHooL or kARsAs is recognized
everywhere az the Great Teachers TRAINING
school % the West. Nearly LOO students for sAek
tthe past three years Nnoy-one Kansas counties AA0
states represented last year
The New Wing gives about 10 all told for schob
purposes Tho wonderful growth Of the school, though oonI
Aiming itself to It's line Oflegimate work. 10 hiRN
compliment 70 its thoroughnesa and efficiency.
Nv 1t Is the only school In the State whose
q life certificate to teach. MoAEe
paid to Kansas students Tuition free. Expenses "a
low as anywhere else Equipment and faculty unSupAIssG
Send for circulars. Address
A. X. TAYLOR, Pres, Emporia, Kans.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-09-06

Good at Guessing, -Uncle George; Are
You good at guessingp Little Dich Yes,
indeed, I'm head in the spelling class.--
Street & Smiths Good News.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-09-06

Karl's Glover Root Tea,
Tho great Blood purifier gives freshness and cearness
10 the Complexion and cures Constipation 2c. &c., ~.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-09-06

"HansOH's Magic Corn sRIvo."
Warranted 10 cure or money refunded. Ask YOU
druggist for II. Price IS cents.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-09-06
or INTEREST TO OLD SOLDIERS

Monument to tho Andrews Raiders Mt
Chattanooga,
This monument is Ohio's tribute to
the Andrews raiders, and is placed
in the national cemetery at Chatta-
nooga, Tenn, to commemorate the
bravery of twenty-five Union sol
diers, who stole the locomotive Gen
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-09-06
mnlllll llll - Mulll
All the year,
S1.OO a YeAn'

KANSAS LEADS THE PROCESSION.
NHE ADVOCATES educational influences
L. has been felt in every county In Kansas and
q LEADER In this great Political RevOlutboni
The people want good literature, and We wanA
them to have It, We also want a foW dollana
with which to do business You pay the D0Lu4
LAR, We do the rest.
Send rs cts. for trial, or get special rAtaA
for campaign clubs. !
ADVOCATE PUB. CO.. Topeka, Kn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-13
SOUTH PARIS.

CT. Bucks deuial rooms will b.
closed Monday and Tuesday while be Is
a AndoVcr.
slelshing Il fast breaking az.
Mr.. Nathaniel Young 20 West Paris
visited her sou, 4. II. Young, Friday
rut saturday.
Dr. Haskell Of Oxford was In town on
SATURDAY,.
y. \. Shurtleff has had new electric
lights pat In his siorc.
Tie antique supper AZ the VI. v.
,hurrh wednesday evening Vas sue
cess In every wsy. MANY complained III
lame side the next day.
4. n. Noung. the photographic, gcc-
% Harrison "Wednesday.
The Sons Of Veterans are talking 81 q
coed time In the near future.
The Virgins Veteran, played by
the Norway Sous 20 Veterans, drcw
fair house Thursday evening.
Golden Gross meeting tonight. Moo
dav. Al are requested to 10 present.
The follo~ing item u clipped from
the rhi-lhOnian, . paper Published by
the students oi bath high school; The
south Iari. ChrOniCle IL one of the
very hest school papers Ne hsNe exam
ined this ;srm. II = full 81 good articles
aud items. and II shows q commendahls
spirit 20 loyalty % Ia school. IL u
evident that pupil. and teachers arr
working together and accomplishing
good results In the south Paris High
School."
Mrs. 4. 4. Briggs walked t~o snd =
half miles 90 attend the trial 90 "l.aw-
rrnce v. iawrvnce" Al Paris Gnns,
saturday aud then lcsi the case. That's
tough.
wv Eehskah Lodge. I. q. ~. y, 81
Portland, will entertain Mount Pleasant
Ledge % south Paris aud Onward Lodge
20 West Paris, Marvh sith.
4 pleasant entertainment sss given al
Andrews House Hall rccently by ths
south Paris MINISTRIES composed 81
school hOys, whose ages varied from ~
10 10 wears. The entertainment wa'
shove the aVersgr, considering ih"il
sgr.. aud the music. both Instrumental
aud vocal. wAs very good.
They say ilamlin 4 BickDell arr sell-
ing the gro,ries Of Norway. lheif
price. arr al right and YOU gci the he,'
goods. Look az their ad.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-13
NORWAY.

The warm weather Ia. spoiled -, !.
shedding
Ihsr,day q , N,
49, Matt :. Hughes will lcc,urr At
the Opefa House Friday evening
March xid. This l. hls scCond engage
msut Ia this place.
At thu annual meeting Of the lniNer-
salisi circle held AZ Concsrt Hall Tues-
day evening the following oficcrs Ncr'
elected:
pr,.Lisnt. NJ : a. patis
~ rr..iisut. NJ. n. I. tibhy.
~, r,tary Ni-- Eins : ,.an
Tryasuryr. NJ. y. 4. bsniuTih
ts-sfko.I.sr. olive Nes-isan.
1. 4. Bartlett. IT.. ~ the firm 81 u. D..
~plnnsv 4 CO.. Was In town this week.
j. ". Nash has moved from the
Grange Bgilding "a an ofiicc over j. W.
swans store.
We understand that the lAdies' Relief
Iorps have Ia their treasury the nice Ut
tie sum % four hundred dollar. saNed
from the fair. etc.
Thad Cruss. Who "a. elected constable
az The annual town meeting. has hlcd
hi hond With the municipal officers Who
have approved IN. same. 1had evident
IA intend. % do some business II h has
an opportunity.
March IGth l. the date foe the second
annual drill aud ball a. b. given by ths
4. ~. Moves DlVisiOn, No. u, l. u. n.
"a A.. az the opera House. Music by
Stearns 4 NorseNorthy's orchestra. \
grand time u anticipated.
Jas. ~. Croker :. having extensive
repairs made In hi. store.
Mr. Nallis. the popular clerk NJ the
Moves drug store, Clo-sd his labors Al
that place saturday. IL returns 10
Island Pond where he Nill take charge
% drug store. Mr.. Nalli. has In his
short rv.ldenc, among va made lots Of
friends.
The ladies % the COngregaticnAlis,
church will give . concvrt and entcr-
tainmsut az the Opera House Tuesday
evening. Msrvh 18th. They ~ul b
assisted by Mss Mayo, eloCutionist. aud
hrsl-class local talent. II wnl without
question ~ first-Cls.s.
FRED Millett, graduate 81 the Nor
way High school. has entered the Maine
Me,iical ~ghool AZ Brunssick.
r.. 4. Thompson, grocer, heal street,
has closed cot his basiDess.
Owlng Ia the absence 81 Rev. Miss
Augell there will BE- No service. AZ the
IniVersali.t church tor two weeks
Everything MAS Republican In disposE
tioa Al the annual town meeting Mon
dsy With one exception, the town clerk.
ny. smith and n. :. Perry were chosen
trustees % the Nor~sy Public Library
Zoe three Years. Voted To establish a
free high school aud the sum of i've
hundred dollars foT support Of the same.
Money voted for:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-13

done accidentally. do not uuderstasd
that The counsel fos the defence rely 90
strvnueusly upon that posltioa - they
10 upou the fnct that The ball may have
beea drsi BY sons other party. n u II
~ slrpunously pressed u Z matter fDr
your csusideratIou. upoa that you have
heard the argument OF ths attorney gen
eral and you have seeu The illustration,
the revolver being produced herr, . self-
acting 0r self-cockiue revolver, AID u u
claimed In denial of the position of the
dcfepcs that thls revolver could not have
gone on accidentally. because lt requires
Q pull % ~ pounds and , ounces upon
ths trigger 70 dlsclarRv Y aud M trigger
u guarded. 10 u argued further thst
Tia revolver was not left thcrc on the
premlsrs, bat Was carried away by thu
respondent, and u the revolver had
dropped from hls pocket and it had been
possible for u On explode and the accl-
dent occur In that war, the revolver
would have been left and found upon thc
premises like thu hat aud the whlskers;
hat the revolver beIng In the possession
of thu respondent before and after the
dIschargr, there must have BEEN some
action Of the mind In discharsIng that
revolver, constituting the act murder In
the hrst OF second degree, or msnslAuEh-
ter certalnly. These are arguments adj
dressed to your sideration, and willis
you are % give the Arguments Of the
learned counsel on both sides due con-
sidesatlon and weight, you are to decide
the case and the rlghts of the respond
ent and the stats upon the evidence la
the csse aud the Law given by the Count.
have only called your attention In =
general way to points which may be
material In the decision Of thls case.
Therc are many minor points of evI-
dence which have neither The time nor
the inclination 10 speak of, nor IL Il my
duty. The testimony 10 all before you.
u has made IN impression upon your
minds and Judgments. You have pa.
tiently heard 10. have M doubt you
comprehend Il, and you must obey H..
whittier does u carry your The force of
10 all becomes now . resultant force, .
concluding forcr. 10 IL In your minds
weighed aud measured aud IL Ia b. de-
clarcd. How does u sway youf do
such facts As have been proved to You
cause you 10 believe that the offence
charged IL made out and saii.fy you Of
the guilt of thls r-spondents IL so, you
wlll declare u by your verdict. ~ not,
cay that by your verdict. The rvspon-
slbllity has passed from the counsel upon
the one aide aud the other. IL IL now
passing from me aud IL Ia fall upon you.
10 t for you In act according to your
honest convictions upon the law and ths
testimony In thIs case.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-13
TALK OF rrs STATE.

IN. Portland rolling mills have shut
down for thr~e or four weeks GA account
% lack 10 orders.
Mis- ElilAb.th u. Taylor OF PhllAdel.
phiA has b-.n chosen teacher ~ the
Portland school for the pcaf.
samuel n. Fo.., agcd - years, q scc-
iion hand on the Boston aud Maine, IA.
killed at Conway Junction Friday night.
he leave. a widow and three small chill.
drcn.
Two boys Jumped ca q D.erlng elec-
trio car as u started. and on. of tbsm,
~ years old, slipt-~d under the Wheels
aud Que leg aud one arm ~ere crushed.
lie Il doing as well ss could teexpected.
4 Hallo~.ll citizen Who h.. kept =
record % the storms during the ~inter,
says that - inches ~ .now-G IL feet
have fallen an FAR. That Il In HAllowell ;
oxford County coald probably show .
considerably greater depth.
The gunboai Machlss, which Il will be
remembered was found structurslly de-
feCti,e. Will be- cut In two and fourteen
fe.t will be put into the middle Ia In.
crease her length. About q year will be
consumed 10 making the changes.
The baslne.s sensation at sko~hegsu
l. the ANNOUNCEMENT of the financial
embarrassment % George Cushing, Que
of the leading druggists % the to~n.
and supposed Ia be Que % its solid men
financially. Ills lisbllliie. are about
sli.OnO, hls wlfe's about silica.
The Psppsrell and Lacouls mills In
Blldeford, now running on full time.
may reduce Ia four day. . week neat
month. Agent Macarthur 30 the mills
says he should DOT b. surprised u many
New England cotton factories shouii
begin running on reduced time after this
month.
Considerable excitement VAS caused In
Ellsworth BY some miscresut Who PLACED
st the door of the Catholic church rude
cross covered With q piece of bsgging.
the latter covered With tar and feathers.
Near by on card were some opprobri-
Gus sentences. No reason u assigned
for the deed.
A young Caps Elizabeth farmer ~ho
had some hams 90 cure improsissi a
smoke house from two barrels which he
sss up near tho highway. Que morning
h. found III. sInoks house gone. hams
and all. That :. sluost ss unsafe a
locality tn leave things out over night 90
some corner. % Oxford County.
CITY Mar.h,i II.rrpon % Biddeford
h. sued the STANDARD for libel. placing
dsmsg-s Il sl0.000. and will also iusti-
tufe criminal proceedings. The stand
ard, Ia repairing the raid of q liquor
saloon by constsble-, ssii that the pro-
prie,ors stated that everything was
fxeI- with the marshal. Tie propri-
etor. deny having made any such stale
meut.
John Patrcquln, . native of Nova SEQ
tia. employed ~ . wood chopper q
south iser~ NIX. vas fosod under The
abutment 10 the Bostoa aud Maine
bridge In an unconscious aud fresea con-
dltioa Sunday morning. and did With
out recovering consciousness. 10 VAS q
frat thoaght thai be fell OF The abut-
meut while intoxicated, bus invsstiea-
ton sho~s ZONE evidences OF foul play.
An Inquest 10 In presrsss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-13
STATE 90 MANI

CoC>rt 90 OtFOnp. 60.
supwnse Jadisial Court. feb. Tsun. A u -
upon The fsr.s,sas suit. b. eafors N Zee
flslmst BJon the 10. aio,s ae-critssi. q -
y~arinr 81 the oourt that the lsiof sus-i - "a
furui.ke-i BY o osntrset Nth IN. gvnsr n al
hs.. sni that saii ovnsr has M botise ~ AZ
suits, tr Is OHDfHrD BY The c0ar thai ~ sla
no Civ. no,iss b. the owner % No 10. alta -
on .sii suits, ny caasinS an ahstfat 81 All
writ. AMI IN Orders ~ eoar thsrvon, g. H. OIL.
nsks.i thrvs wells sanrs..itely IN tn 90 ~
Dema-rst. Q pspsr pfints.i IN Paris. IN al
ooanty. Tho lat pahhestioa ~ - thirty iafs a
least l~forv the pest tsrw ~ ssh c.ur g. %
hehi st Paris On ths nr.t TUESDAY ~ Ma. 4 u
l~.s, AMI sl-o osa.e tn ovnsr ~ m h1Es panel
In -aii ~rits. trvmont ~. Nrsh ~ hiah,
Coanty - Cs-s- shd state n New iiawp-hiff y
10 -sr,e.i with az abstract ~ ali ufts anl -
orisr. thsresn, by On onscer qualified o. sats
civil pr,-ne.. In In STATE u Nee HAmT.s.irs
foarte~n day. 90 last hsfors All Urn - --lF
b. ~ hsh ii Paris 90 The ar.t Tuesday Of MAI
A. ~. i-S. to The eai that The ali 0~bsf ~ AL
lors mar then AMI thsw spear ~ sahi oour al
10 aiuaftt~.i N defend aBd ts-ous . ratf %
salt suit. N he shall 80 esu-e.
ATTEST ALBkRT =. AUSTIN. tlsfk.
Ah.,r.cs % ssid ~rii. ssi oopy % srisr' -
Arr1sr, ALBEIT = AUSTIN, Clsft
iierich q Para, b~shsi. Auys. Zoe fiaiuuf'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-13
INV ADVERTISEMENTS

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~tsistue.t ~tansiaF,i tifs ana Austisut Ia q
Satisfactory Nal fapsrs
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Cnlumtta Hiryths..
Ah.traets ~ flsintif.' Writ
staismsut 4 = Rrshfh nsyal in.uranse 60.
>,aisssat rsHnsy l,ahiA ftFy iusarahcs Go.
Mautesi
tartn fsr ssk
Nantf-i
GO 90 ~ais.
~hssts ftrf sas.
llamun a nrknsll
NJ Joe t.uing a. falntf
ilose a kt.iisu
Love a ftrst ~isht
Annasl Nssting
TrsrflTfa HNauIlnatilru.