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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-10-30

PULLMAN has blachlisted a number of
his unfortunate employees. but the people
have blackIisted Pullman.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-10-30

Physical culture in woman il keep
ing pace with her intellectual advance
ment. Nothing contribut better to
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-10-30

WASHINGTON, Oct 3O.-For Kansas:
Fair, warmer tonight and Wednesday;
southerly winds.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-10-30
BTORY OF THE STARS.
ELEANOR kirk GIVES HER VIEWS ON
ASTROLOGY-

Revival of the Belief In the Innuence Of
the zOdiac-A Well Known Writer Who
Claims That the Time or Birth Prede-
termines Success or Failure In Life.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-10-30
TERMs b supsca1PTIoN.

Daily edition, delivered BY carrier. 10
cents : week 70 any part Of Topeka or
suburbs, OF at the same price in any
Kansas town where this paper has a car
rier system.
BY mail, three months .....s 30
BY mail, one year ......... $50
Weekly Editien. FER year 1890. 80
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-24
eRsAr EXPECTATIONS.

Professor T.. q. Bsiemsn, the lopulisi
candidate for governor, Il evidently an
optimist. \ daily paper recently inter
sle~cd him regarding the political pros
pet. Here are some extracts from his
predictions;
1--WE are maklag great gains all over
the state. Ostr succcs. Ia that rcspect u.
In fact astonishing. and we seem Ia hc
drawing ~ mtny from the Eepabl'can,
n FROM the i,emocraiic party.
EVE sr- mlking The only active hght
Ina TN. state. anil Ne .hsll mskr the only
fight I'm this state. We have 90, the
hsld IT, oar..ls.s. and are making con-
,erts b, The handr,Nls. II u ma Sotk Y"
do that. II l. like frankli1's whistle
that ~histlsd itself, the lopuli.t CON
,erts convert themselves. IL y the old
grv.nhsck DAYS over sssin. We shall
sisR,i nsNt io G"s. ClssN.s, sni the old
l>~l iu.ian will net - rrT-sie'l.
4 lrlic,e that the Drm"crsiic Jarty
Ia mi. siai. I. dead from the hip. dosn,
aud ~. ears up. ani that ~. shall get
the greater part of the rank aud ME.
We don't want ~. leaders 81 any prize.
eve can hardly believe that ~e csn
honestly claim that ~. shall be shle v"
sle,t Congressman, bat ". shall hsNe
= .troas .pFinsiiag "t m@m,--r- 81 "a.
l.gi.lstar,. q ,l"Ssn II least, aud thlns
that Ne shall cl.ct senator from Wali"
Joahty. We 10 not expect Z" carry any
on. cuuniy. the Republican party u too
we'll orgahiS~'i for that"
"r~o years ago reviewed BIO votes
for governor. aud this ,e,r io0t thisk
there l. sny doubt 10 our vote reaching
sU..1, I think shouh be- ~illlng Ia
stake nav vputation az political
prophet that we shall grt close Ia sl,Vp
VOTES"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-24

Mn Eila whsslss wiieox doe 20 hssL
taas ~ ncknowisulgs that sAs has ceasultse
soosss u psop,s ''gifssd with eoesls Pow
sN"
Agues RsppiIes. - representative litss'
arr woman. dNbiss hes time bstwssa -
s.says and lArgs and Interesting family
Of cata, which shs a.iorrA
Iiowelis " preparing rvmInisesncss 81
writer's whom be hes intimately known
and In this way will make . Kind u bic
tosy VI American Literature Coz The lAAs sf
years.
Dr.. Conan Doyle says that Zoe 10 yeass
be wrvs~ constantly and received scArceiy
sny recognition ID all. but when be tegau
with sherlock HOLMES" hs was - oocs
brought Into notoristy.
sarah Grand, author Of The Heavenly
Twins," IL slnguiarly ahssntmindesi shs
one ,lay lo-t hss psn, and visitor who hap
penssi In found her looking after 10 smons
the letter ''p's" In frrneh dictionary.
Louis Chandler Mouiton aid IN lats
Interviewer SLOW many b"oks have ] writ
ten altogvthest I hardly know. The wofh
nearvst to my heart, however. 10 my verss
Il IL the Inevitable part-thsi which ~
prvs.-s the rial me"
R~iuhart, the c<lsbrai~l artist, drrsar'
with great carr. has curly hair which IL nsv
or comlsSl, q small mustacbe and q marked
IN Crcian protile. lie u meslalist al ths
P.ri. Halon aud .. occasionally sou an thu
srysts II New York. la which city he be-
nj. N usiL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-24
SIMPLE SAlvg.

Borax :. said Ia b- highly tf'icAcioas
rms,iy for csr,ain forms 81 epilsI~y.
A t~Asvoonful "a sait In glA~. III watrs
In curr Ia many stomach trVuhle>, rei'er-
ing oolic and helping indigestion.
Vinegar and wafer. la equal prcportioas
and as hot ~ can ,~ horne. Il physician's
rvms,iy for outward application Ia oA.s- oi
sprain &C strain.
Lard .. sxesllsnt la aid when coking
nssss,l Tor poultioe. IL KEYS u -oft, -.
p~cisily for night use. A tAblesponful
asli~i Ia two pounds Of nah-s~i is the night
psoIostion.
A nsxss,i lemonade !. sscsllsnt Zoe q
Geld. Try = small quantity hr.t. To do
this take pant IL water and ssid two small
Tablespoonful. of ,L. .-,>i. the juIos ~ two
lemons, not usibg the rin.l. and s~~stsn IT,
taste. When tao pasty. the mixture ma,
b. diluted With water
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-24
FIN, FEATHER AND FUR.


A good male senegal lion IL worth about
q .0D In London. Females are worth halt
thi. amount
The American common black bird aud The
British cuckoo Ar the only known biri'
that never build nests
The t~sth ~ rata ooniipus togro~ - Ions
q. their owner iivs- Th.animAl isobiig~i
10 gnaw all the time TAI Keep the so'is ground
Oh.
The cat belongs Ia the same genus-feli'
"A. the lion aud the tiger. . genus bet,s'
armed foe the destruction ~ animal iif'
than all other qussirup.'is
The shark !. the fastest swimmer of tb'
All tul. over long distances and finds ~
difiieulty In kcsplng up with the .wif,~s
vessels. swimming aud play ing round them
AMI ever oa the lookout Zoe mor>sls. sinAI
ar large.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-24
TALK or the STATE.

The electric railroad connecting Skow-
hogan and Norridsewock 10 to be built
at once.
Several Portland people have been &C
riously poisoned by iy bites. The mat
ter puzzles the doctors.
Hon. ID. ID. stewart and his wealthy
brother, levi Stewart, OF Minneapolis,
are going to build dine town hall for
Corinth people.
Five out Of seven people at ~. Adams,
Who partook Of greens the other day,
were poisoned by them. An antldote
effected their recovery.
Bath will soon be drinking Nequasset
water, and In abundance u the pump 10
worked TO lie fullest capacity, which 10
four million gallons Of water every ~
hour.
Two French families at Biddeford
have received notice that they are heirs
To large estate left 10 London hy .
relative. A representative Of the heirs
has gone there To Investigate.
General Conner has Issued orders for
tho annual muster TO take place Mt Au-
gusta August - to August IL, inclusive.
The camp will be styled "Canip Clcavcs"
In honor Of the commanler.ln-chIef.
A number Of iIouitou cltlsens have
paid lnto the town treasury . - nnc for
driving their nags over the new steal
bridge faster than q walk-IIou. Lew
ellyn Powers being among tho number.
A Georgetown hoy rang tho bell Of
n~lshhor's house when q lightning bolt
struck the building and tie boy instant.
" found himself minus shoe aud stock.
Ing which were stripped on Instantly by
the lightning.
George q. kinmau, Q hath Iron work
or, was convicted % selling liquor. In
mcdistcly AFTER he committed sulclIc by
cutting hls thr,st from ear TO ear. lie
vas ~ years obi. lie had been 10 the
Keeley cure. An Inquest was Deemed
Names summer visitors do not oil
come by Pullman. When . carload Of
cotton was opened at Biddeford The
other day there were seven passenger
NJ the genus "hobos.~ Thsy had been
ahut up In that car two days since Ieav.
linz Bostoo, swsltsrlug With heat and
Alnost stiasd ier waaE Of ais.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-24
Sss's. e rss'.... e ns.sAsrs'.

os =. .;;i:ss !: E;
NJ q l' ::s,: q: ~; =: = 3 !:
~, ;s g ;. -. - esr. s::s
i.ss u cSspsss ssv.ssy q ~ sssssses q kslss
ard sroa saih Issitioa, n V erisvri By s.tl
~ ~ Cen e fsrss, IN ssh Cosssy
u ia spri, ~ ~ mi day of Ass-. A. u. -
Il siss s'ciurh 10 ~ fssessss, ssd tkst sotirs
.hsvssf ls pshnssei u u: OIieri i',ss..ss,
sscs 3 wa Zoe tkrps ssrressivs vssks. the 10,
psblsessiea W - ays days tsfers ths day 81
kranas; assi tkss sil sspilssss vks have prv,~
tk<ir delta. and sther psrpoas tse~rv>e~i. NAL
sppsar Il ALL plsre sssi ties asd shew eAass
" sny they have. WY disrhArEv shoah pa II
svssl~i saia detser socoriinG W shs prayer o.
Arm ALBEKT u, PARK. nss,-sss
of satd Court Zoe said Coasty % Oxford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-24
SOUTH PARIS
DIRECTORY.

tal1a
rr-s ce.r.vss.,ssAi chsyA. = ,. nassssssss
4. =. asi ! % 2. -. sAeaesh sssrs ls
Wednesday prayer s~<sias, 2. =. Ssns
tiAa Hssicsses sss~siaE % nrtiay
heths.ii-s charh. hrs. u. u 49,
~ os,s sss .-ssss. y 1X. n: sssSssS srsssl
IL -: Ev~essh LsAx.s MEETING 2 '. ~; evss.
isx prsys. ws~uss !. ~ Iss.y re
ms.tiaz. q ~ '. =. cAss ~s~ess' s""s'
H..si-, CharA. Rev. z. .. Ra~.isti. fassss.
IN. Sa.sl.y, psssshisx -srvh~ 10 81 A. -. sab-
tAiA >sh.sl 10 y. prayer ss<sisG ~ Y. ..
rss-si.y ssesis< prayer ~>.oss N 49,
srsrsp skkr'sss.
pAA. N.-kssul.r -s<siss rss~iay evening
90 % Isfer, fsl sas-s..
,...' rhar-isy evening sf -.sk vvsss-Auress
Esa.np~ss. ara ssd ,hiri Aes'as s,s"'as'
y. ~ m--rst. cr.sss. -~r,s.i s.s.risy u
ssh msssA. ". .nsr -ssv " .sr' "s w."
"Wednesday AMI sstariss ai,strssa..
a.. a. "a. C.-pr-s AMI th,rt fhsr-tsy..
Iu.r.-Ssuih Parts i..ixe. Ma. al ..ess
ssery cshsr Nee.tay eseains In Ne 70 ". " us.s
GA NV. y. kiml.ll fe-e No. tss
MN A,aesli Rsll.f Csrp. me-s. ar-. all
,Airi Tssr-l.s evenings Of s''A ""a'A' !" w.
$500. q. ueAr,i. csmp wssss .s.esi
.s.i fsarsA vr.isy s,..iss. Of sssa ~'ssh 81
Z o,rA-A. a q. A. n uah. a.,
=. n IN f-ssssy nr-sl Lslr. Ma. ~,
aes,. "a q. A. T. nsn ara anil thira fnaA,
N P|Hsssna I..is,, No, 10. nett. ever
rrtisy s,sslas al MAsssss Hall
C.I- buck sce. To Ando,er Monday
and Tuesday ot this week. Ills offic
will open Wednesday.
The farmers around here have Inn
proved the weather the past week and
made hsy While the sun shone.
I'rof. Henry Fletcher has bought |.
house lot of charles q. Andrews and
wIll build him house az once. We are
glad to have him settle In this village.
L,le's Players we're here sls nlghts
and drew a good house every night.
They ARE q hrst-clsss troape OF thsv
would not have been pstronised so veil.
v. II. Bolster has been taxing MS
vacation the past week.
4 nan with q cage OF about thirty
trained rats amused the by-standers on
the street saturday afternoon. u WAS
a novel exhibition.
Engineer George q. Cobb has BEEN
confined To his house by sickness tbs
past two weeks. Prank iottle takes hi'
place on the Norway branch.
Last Friday ~ss the hottest day IN
this place for hfteen years. Ninety
eight In IN. shade. Good ~esther "a
make hay, but bad weather Ia handle "
Leonard briggs sawed his thumb quite
badly al the sled factory Que DAY iA'
week.
Nyron Maxim Il an expert AZ repair
ing bicycles. and IL kept quite busy a
Il. There are 60 many used In thu
vicinity that II takes the most OF his tim'
Ia keep them In running order.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. \. Eddy Of wslthsu'
Mass, are visiting Mrs. Eddy's daug''
ter. Mrs.. W. NJ. shaw Of the Andrew
House.
Rev. Mr.. Nichols, wife, and her mctl'
e, returned home saturday looking we'll
and reported q nice time.
Dr. VI. l. Bonney, of Rumford PALS
Was In town SUNDAY.
Mr.. Chauncey Richardson IL yer.
poorly.
Charles Titcomb has been stopping .
/ Harrison for few days.
There will be no service at The 'ou
grrgaiional church next sunday In con
sequence Of the absence of the pastor
/ The sabbath school and all other ssr'
lccs will b. held a. usual.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-24
COMING EVENTS

Islv ~ Nus ils->erthsru >s~ tnsiani -un
taV hs-.l A..su,hly All ssins thsutAn4s'
q uisn. fFNeburE
A.. ~ 4. TraT h. ~ sampn.rsting. frNeeuFx
"a li-ts-fV~oFth Lssxus -ta,r c~nfeau""
Eahsuf.
>stt J.. n. e.-tifty -ecoei sshbinee ~ ~
sUt.r,t 1oantv Agricultural ss-tstF. 81 ~
sruaHsi. lstsesn >.uth t'srt. All >or~sy.
~.tt II. y. .. fvfty tyaf,h s,hihitign % IN
we-tuNfari ssrtcatarSs >s-isit fflresE
>sfth Asricaau.sl ~--isty. Au.iossr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-24
Letter FROM KENTUCKY.

Vthtft, NJ, yuue ~, iN's.
E.iiior D,aOcrn
Probably you "Down-eastrrs" would
like To hear something from Corn
crackers" l'm sure like To hear from
your grand old state, for I have many
relatives In your state aud Ia your
county.
ferhap. when you glance at this you
Will think that Oakley Ia the name of
some thriving town situated In the midst
% lofty mountains, hut Il IL not; IL IL
only the name of = little village sur-
rounded by magnificent forests Of oak,
chestnut, poplar, hickory, maple and
many other kinds OF trees. hut only
few miles north Of us IL the mountain
region Of Eastern kentucky.
Our land Ia drained by small tributaries
of the RockcA,tle River, which Il trib-
utary of the Cumberland. Better drink
Ing water than We have can not BE-
found. Our principal products are corn,
wheat, oats, potatoes, hay and tobacco.
Although our land IL not very fertile.
nearly all the farmers raise surplus,
which IL taken to the mining towns
along the l.. q Mr.. t., which At the
""Nss pS'us - wv ases scea VI VIZ
place.
Our crrps do not look very encourag-
Ing at present, on account of the snow
which fell on the 10Th aud 3Osh Of Nay.
Our oldest people uy that this vas the
latest In the season they have ever
known snow 10 fall In this latitude.
The snow, which WAS slxteen inches
dep, dbl great damage 10 orchards ~
we'll asto forests. Corn and wheat were
badly damaged, but Data were not In
jurcd. The potato crop bids fair TO BE-
good.
Nov, lets talk some more about our
little village, 10 u may BE- called % much.
We can bosst of = store-house, post
ofiice, sehooi house and church house.
Our church house IL not nnishesl, bot
will be when complete the hnest and
largest structure Ia this part Of the
county. Ny father. former citizen of
your state, IL erecting t~o-story dwell
Ing. The hrst story or basement IL Of
stone, the other Of wood. We have
singing or preaching each saturday
evening and Sunday.
lossou, the county scst of thls (iau-
rel) Coanty, IL . thriving little town Of
nearly too thousand inllsbitants.
Wishing the Democrat and lie readers
much success, remain . friend and
CoRNcRAckER.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-24
iNp,spurABls

why spend el for bottle Of medicine
when one hox of Beecham's pills, coat
Ing only - tents, (annual sale exceeds
6,000, 0O boxcs) Will cure most dlseasesi
This 10 besause constipation u the cause
Of most ailments and Bcecham's pills
cure constipation. A valuable book Of
know ledge mailed ire, % regsest, By
u. y. Allen Co., 3gS Canal 81, New
York.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-24
sTATE or MAINE.

OxVORD. s.-Ceurt % Insolvency. rhiri
Wednesday ef July, A. %. iss. In the matter
ef JOHN y. PkNLEr. In-si,ers lstser.
TT 4. hervby erlsrv>i. That Ro<ice t-s Given ~
j al v.~r-as. ls,ssrss-i 10 the -s,,k@sni u NE
account cf x. y. sss.s. ...isne. 81 ihs
ef this erier ~ 10 pablishesi thrvt u-~ks saooes
si,eiy In he Osf.ri tb~mrrAi. Q nevsyst<r
prin(ei In Paris, In saki County. that they mar
spp~ar % Coar ~ insolvency. " ~ he'll 81 The
rrvlAts Coar nocs oa tisr eth Wednesday ~
Aug. nest. at nine e'eksk In the forvn.sn. AMI
10 hsari thsrvsn, AMI oljst ~ they 80 cau-e.
GEOhGE A. WILSON. Jssisv
Of Insolvency. Court, Onfori toanty.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-24

SENATOR VOORHEES, I. the father % a
bill recently lntrcddced In the senate
providing Tor service pensions al the
minimum rate % ell per month. when
senator NOorhees' record a. . southern
sympathlyer during the war and "sall-
trimmer" In politics Il considered, u
s-cms a. II the veterans might veil BE-
su.plciou. % the gifts of the Greeks"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-24
roR GOVERNOR.
HENRY B. ClEAVeS,
or Isortl~nea.
V.s H.vssss.sss,,si. Cs.sssss'
NELSON DlNGLEY, JR.'
az Lewtsiea.

for ~sastor-.
ALBION q. SoRDo>, otft,esa's
Jou> = HARLOW, 81 p's"s''
Tor County rreAsar,r,
GEORGE n ATWOOD. ~ r.n-'
fos Coauiy Attorney.
kTGE>E q. SMITH, ~ Norway
For CssHty CsaSai-.isnsF,
.NogsE ". giDLo>, OF fsfi.
fof >hsrif.
pgEp A. rOgrtR. u ka%iorl
Zoe CARA % Coart..
CHARLES y. WHITMAN, 81 Norway
Fw Register "a iss-is,
HASTINGS BkA>. OF Mass"
for Es.i..sr u py-,l. Jws.tsru pas'rts'.
,ckINY RALLARp, u frysbsrs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-24
TATE mr. NAME.

OxrORD. ST. Count of Insolvency. Thiri
weine~isY. ~ Isly, A. D. ls<. In The mai.
trr % MICHAEL DkkGAN. issoiyent t,tlsos.
ITts k~rvby eriervi. That notice 10 given ts
II al y<rsoss insssv.ts-i In th~ .rttiemsst ef Ne
liz sl-,e ssms-i is.ol,snt II.isar. by causing .
eopy ef this order IN te puhlish-i thwe weeks.
ssose.siveiy he Ot feri themorrat.A nswspalsr
prints>i 81 Paris In satd County, that they may
syy~ar 81 . Court of INSOLVENCY. W 10 hsbf 81 the
Aus. sesi, a niss e'ehsk In the forvseoa. AMI
10 keari theresa, as.i ellest n thy 80 eAa-e.
GkDRGE 4. WILSON, JuiEe
ef Ipsolvtn<v Court. Oafsri lounty.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-24

TIE POrtiasd Argus psblishes story
10 the effect that about two weeks after
Mayor Harrison Of Chicago, MAS shot,
some Que fired u callbrc shot through
the window of Mayor liaxies's oiilsc and
that had the mayor been sltting there ~
appeared from tbs street he would have
been hit In the had. No one MAS In the
Office at the time and the bullet hole Was
nat discovered until the next morning.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-24

His Majesty Debs Ia still issuing or
der. aud piOclamailOns regarding the
maintenance 10 the strike, which be- as
sumes u still on. Hat With all trains
running as usual aud bu.iness uninter-
rupted, the public can afford TAI let him
proclaim.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-24
MARRIED.

In hast ssmneI, July 10. by y. u Pal~ey.
E.a,. M. EIi.ha i. ssmpsoa asa Mis-. k.iih B.
Glo,sr. t-sh % itarfYrl.
In GorhAm, y. o., Jsiy u. by It~,. a. y.
ttekstt of i,ethsi assistei by i,sy. M Pariin of
DORIAN, Mr.. John \. swan of Bethei and Mr..
Lucy A. Coosabs u GorhAm.
In wesistosk. July %, by Alien Chase, Esq.
W.: Ir,ias Z. tgwtsr Of Fairs AMI Miss Minnie
q. Dorr 81 MEXICO.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-24

said q Portland lady To the motor man
a. she started To step In front of the
electric car the other day III oi put me
fut on the track Will oil how . shock" ~
"No msdsmr." replied the motor man
gravely, mot unless YOU put your other
foot on the trolley wire"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-24
-IRt AND rrIRt.

II se,ms % D. demonstrated that the
niied states, With it, infant navy, has
the fastest wsr vessels sfi"at. IL u
sometimes an advantage In scrlmmsgc
to - able "a run fast.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-24

The territory Of the Mormons-ttah
IL noS q state, aud u polygamy u
dad will b. a state that will add lustre
to the constellation. Hut II Polygsmy
l. not dead
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-24

OXFORD, &c At Q Court ~ rr,isis hsLi al
Paris, within AMI for the tounty ofpNf0rl. on
the thlri Tuesday % Jaly, 4. Il. ls,s.
On the I<tition ~ Walter :. Chs.s, guardian
Dixnsli. prsyias for ncen-e ~ all anil
CONVEY certain real estate tslonsins IA
.aii estate. AMI de-srtt--i In his I.tltion On
als 81 the probate oflos
OHBsHti,, That the all y<titionsr give nsstiee
~ all ysr-on. interested. by causing Q
copy ~ thi. orisr ~ te pabli.h~i ihrc
u.sk. .srcs--lssly In the ONfOrt brm
srrat. . ns~.psIsr Prnt-i al Paris, In
taie Csar "a 10 hsbi 81 rsr-, oa the thiri Tue
day ~ AUG. nsNt % nins "'skss In The fOrr
bs.sn. ssi show osa-e n any they have. Why N.
6EO' A. WILSON. J~ise.
A use copy Attest :
ALBEKr %. PARK. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-24

In Lowell. Jsly d. Dr. Josiah iieaLi. srrl u
10 Yr.slis Pl.bisiioa. July u. Mr.. wsllsos
iiAi.s..
n years months and % days.
IN Norway. Jsly ~, Mrs.. Jane o., wife ei
Lewis Lo,ejoy. Aecsi Is years. 4 mostAs asd
day.
John ID. nri6rs. Ae~i y ysars, . months sol !
days
10 waterford. July s. stephen io,ejoy. ase'i
~ yc.p.
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months AMI % days.
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A Maine paper print. the following a.
an extract Of letter from the Honda
ras National Lottery Co., formerly the
Louisiana Lottery CO.. Ia q Maine agent
10 the company: I'VE stand Ia posi-
tion Ia Va. our Judgment AZ Ia ~here the
priIes will do the most good" ~ this
!. a bad sic statement of the CON-
pany, Il ought "a l.t In hooi % light
upon III. mind. 70 NJ 'ine Purchasers %
lottery tickets a. To sLefe their money
goes.
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s,N.LE CorsEs.

S,..l. Cs,,ls- ef ths Is~nssr>i A.. fear essss
...A- resy ~il ~ wsiA-i On r.c.irte ~ rsss sl
- ,.uhl,.hs-- az Tor tas csa,snisess 81 pstrvs.
.i,.A c.pl.. ~ % sseh Issue have hses plsr~i"e
:. = "A ,es fs,llsvins plsrs- IN M toantyi
=. aIh paris. ,.srvy's prux >ter~s
~hartl e. prax >tor~.
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n..la.a AlfrV.i geke, fc-tas-tfr.
yryeears. Az. Lssss
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no has hssn daily spy-pisss.i by The lion. JviE~
% PrstAt~ Zoe the toasty ef Ox fori asi a..s'a.
81 the trust af Administrator of ths estate of
SALLY X. hiCitAhtcON. late ~ Rnmfori,
10 ..i cunt isss..ci: BY si,i.S ls.a 2. The -
dsite.i On ti,s e-tAts 81 sahi derea-~ito make I'm
mediate payment, ami the-s vho have any sis
manis ti.srvs,a On ss hibn the same "
July I.th, I.a. kNOs A. kiCiiAnDsO>.
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A. ~ slvAsD>.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
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AlsAst.
d. %. I<sr.As W q. Gw,er.
Aspo,sa.
,. q. Msrr,ll ~ q. 7. Poor. y"
ssrHkL-
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rcsrItLp.
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oasts~ooD.
n. T.. T.b,sts ~ 4. O. Barist,. 90
ssxIcp.
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same 10 y. .. Hove. ss
soawAr.
4. O.. ALirieh o. " y. Akirtch.
d. %. liAxy,tt 81 q. u. Cummings, lisa
y. o. Ca<f ~ ,. A. Bolster.
fAkIs
%. q. Eins ~ wm. q. Bsok. sa
RoSBuRr.
.. u Laid h. q. o. Porter. io
o. l.. Rasiett ~ o.. A. Thomas,
wooDsrvcG.
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STAN o' i QUO: Ss,.; 2, rol''"'".
faANA J. CHtxNt mskes cath thai 10 u ti<
.s,i.s usml<r 81 the nrm of D. , Cassst a ca,
,iolng La.in~-s In the tty of t.ls~io. toanty
ani slsts af.rv-sii, AMI that ALL nrm sill pay
the sum 90 ONE HUNDRED DOiLtitS f.'
ssTh Ani every es-s ~ Catsuh that eanns 10
FRANK ,. CHIMNEY.
sworn ~ lsforv me ani sal,-crit-ri In my
prc-ssos, thi. eth lay % Dc.ewlsr. A. u. iss.
sIlI- A.w. GLEASON,
'' Victory PshI.S
IIAir. gstarrh Care l. nkea Internally ssi set.
iirctiy on ths bl-.i AMI mscou. ssrfsrc- 81 t's
system. sep.i Zoe tr-timonlsls. tive.
VI. CHENEY a ca, Telssia. ID
a. <okI bI dfnEstst.. IL.