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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-06
Went to the ,IiGuiu;er Fair

He finally told Mss Potter 50. and she
Thought about IL. When the uidwintcr
fair opened in san Francisco the mana
gers OF the cyCl0rama got similar
Concession there. and Miss Potter. accom-
panied by two schoJlma:e> who also
acted as cashiers went % the Golden Gate
City ia the same position she had 0Ccu-
pied in Chicago. Cu his return from a
"trip TO HDaa!giu Minister TLurst1n
stopped ig san Francisco a week, r,newc.!
nis suit. and was accepted. Miss Potter
Resigned her position several weeks ago
and came home - prepare Tor the we'd
DIM
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-06
American CataTTh Curt.

The American C4tarTh Cure is the result Of &c
years stury ana treatment OF the disease one
bo--le coUyinccs the most skepica'. 81 j. always
n a.. y r sc. needing neither dogchsr nor atom
izcr. II rtst0rsE -hc hearing. cures the hawking
cgug1 a q exp .Cturaliug removes the head lcbe
am nose bleeding. nc, ases the aUpct te. pro-
duccs sound sl"n iuyi -orateS III whole eysJ-ra
and iucrca rs the vitality. Pr epareC only By y.
ZONES, " D., M - Nortl Eleventh street
philadelphia. )r mailed anywhere for 81
For sale 10y all DRUGGIST. Hargz X sGhnseu,
Wholesale agents, go and 2!S Nineteenth str ct
Rock Island.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-06


Permanently Located in the Ryan Block, Corner
Second and BRADY streets, DayCuuort, Iowa.
ALL AFFLICTED ARE WELCOME.
pr-. Anderson ana Rose are graduates Of the
leading medical colleges OF this country, and
with 20 years experience in the tecatmen: Of
Oh on!c disease.
CATsRRH. THROAT AND LUNGS.
They successful tr"at CGtargh. Throat and
Lungs. diseases 81 The digestive organs. dyspep-
ST.. 'iver troubles, constipation, chronic diEr-
rhRa.
KIDNEY AND URINARY
Troubles speedily removed.
NERVOUS DISEASES.
The most aggravated cases are speedily and
permanently cured by our new method of treat
ment.
LADIES AFTLTCTED-SpeCis attention given
to ala diseases pecIlisr 70 women. kveIy facility
and advantage for the treatment Eni speedy re-
moval Of this class OF diseases.
Electricity-Its Scientific Applica-
ton.
Facial beulishes, rs moles, superauuus ha r
wine narSs, tUmoTs, wens, etc, removed by ele c
trolysls.
BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES.
All troubles arising from impure blood, scror.
uls. eczema, tetJsr, tGTnuT. ulcers. etc.
Can be consulted confidently by letter or other.
wise. Send cents Tor question blank. Address
pRS. ANDERSON u RIO Ii, Ryan block, Daver,-
port, Iowa.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-06
TRAINS.
West,

"krrval. departure +DaiIy, except SundaJ
All Others daily. Telephone 1908.
T. j.. PIUyYER, kgt.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-06

Dock ISLAND s PEORIA RAILWAY
~ Depot F.r-t Avenue and twentieth street
F. a Rockwell, agent.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-06

CHCAGO, MILWAUKEE, & ST. PAUL
~ Pal wa y--I acme q sSE'hwes-e DIV son
Depot TaeHiictl str 81. batw' Gu Fist u 4
Second ayCuJts l.. .. 81. Holmes. agent
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-06

BURLINGTON ROUTE--C. b. n Q. RAIL
- way-Depct First avenue and SiNtc, nth
street, N. J. Young, agent
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06

An
p A X A ID L D
n A 7 L Il X
ID L y u \
T. II y &C rs
ID T. \ T 20 Y
Y
No <oi.-Mi--ing Letter Pufilss
Who would 10
A nsru.Aid fair.
singing alone.
Conbihs her hair
updsr the "a.
In golden cah
with comb % y>art.
On Q tLronsi
No. ts-wori Puzzle Egypt. India
Normandy. England, Brus-~ls. Home
OcpAn. Warsaw. Marking Ia, orr; and
ear. man. oon; land. dear, us. chest. Romeo
val. ants. rest. soft. u.. hin. kins.
No <,a-AnAgrsms; I. Mustard Sod. 2
Counte~. of Rousillon- 3 Sir Hugh EvAnA
L Titus Androaicus s DsiphobuA q
Lady Mortimer. Z. D~mstrius n Primes
Of Arrsgon- v fortiIbrs. 10 William
Shakespeare. II. Corbeliua u Andre
msehe. II Katharine. IN. shv~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06
INFLUENZA on "CRIppt .

II becomes the duty Of every one land
10 houseksepers In PARTICULAR to pre-
vent the spread ~ the disease. In the
ir.t place the house must De In perfect
sanitary condition. let every drsin h
thoroughly exsmined, snd insusurste 9
frequent use 81 disinfcctsnis. u u
needles. TO say that the cleaner house
IL kept, and the freer from ell aceummu'
lsiIons Of refuse % al kinds, the better
II any member of the family IL at
tackled by the gripp~, sepsrste him nj
once from the r-., 10 the household, and
b. careful that nothing that he use. az
touches como. In contact With the
others. Books and papers especially
.houh not ,-e used after . .cIourn In tbs
sick room, unless thoroughly disinfect'
ed /; little prccaution In this way may
entirely prevent the spread OF the
trouble. Now that ~c Recognize the
terribly exhaustive nature Of the disease
~e are much better able % cope Will
the severe after effects which have In a.
many case. proved far worse than the
lllness it.elf.
tue great preventive Of the sitter
trouble l. Ia take extra food between
rcgulsr meal tiue., q glass of warn
milk, for example, or fresh egs bat.
en- up 10 q cup 81 tea. II will BE- found
that no1rishlbg and simple rcmedIe. OF
this Kind are far better than alcoholic
.,imulan,.. AZ bedtime, too. som'
strong broth should H. taken, aud !, !. I
good plan 10 have glass IL port Wins
and q biscuit at hand II the patient
.boald wake In the night. McAn~hil,
Their. should be. 10 possible, for several
weeks after an stack of the grippe
complete rest Of the mind aud body.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06
A NAN Win A RIGHTEOUS oRltv
ANCC

"Cap'n, are you the editor Of TIL.
p,pcff'
1he speaker wAs tall, raw-bonc,i,
mlddle-sged man With faded .orrcl hair.
aud hand like smoked ham.
II am, sir," replied the editor 81 the
res,ill- Bugle. "whAt can ] do for
youy'
"You had q piece In your paper ihl.
week sbou, q msrryin' At ilopkin' Run
last THURSDAY, didnt ycY'
"Nes. sir, ! believe ! did"
The m,rryin' Was a, 'hil Crumpct.,
wasn't itf'
- think II wss."
Ill. oldest girl va. married 10 Clum
lIarkins. 1hat righ,r'
THAT !. righty'
"who wrote the piece, dbl yer
"Of course IL wrote u, but"
"s,cp right there! You wrote IL,
heyr'
"Tbe-tbe fact. were given Ia me by
somebody from that nsishborbcod aud
-"
The fac,.." howle,i the raw-bon.d
stranger. bringing hls h.t down on tho
table With . bang that Jared IN. editor
Ia hls chair. They ~srnt facts You
aid the weddln' passed OF quietly
Who told yon II passed on quIetlyr'
"Why-~hy. what's wrong With that
Didnt II pass OF guistlyr'
"No, air." Numbered the man. ~
ought Ia know. I'm the gals father
rm Phil Crumpe,' The weddin' passed
on. sir. With the gol~bopplnlst shlyar-.
ever got up Ia that nelghborhcod. and
u YOU don't IA, u that way next week
an do the gal justice I'll com. back an
break every dsrDed bone In Yer body =
The editor % the r-s,ille Bugle hssti-
ly promised Ia set the matter right Ia
his next issue, and Mr.. Phil Crumpe,
90 Hopkins Kun turned ou bis heel and
climbed heavily out ~ Ga. Office, shsk'
Ing hl. head In . thrcsienlng manner as
be went ut.-Den,er Tribune.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06
urssEN.En,s NOTICE.

4 true oopy-aits.t
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06
son SUPPER.

Potato salad IL a nicr dish for = High,
Sunday supper. IL may BE- made In =
hurry, BY holllng the potstoc. In .sltrd
water, letting them stand I'LL almost
cool, cutting them Into dice. adding =
generous PORTION Of butter, half an
onion shredded fine, three tablespoon
fuls 81 vinegar. all mixed well together
and served cold. Hut when u is de.ir-
able for the salad 10 look nice as well ne
To taste good, mix the potAiocs and
onions. put thru In q salad dish aud
pour over them q French dressing made
~i,h too tsblespoonfuls % salad oil or
butter, the yolk Of one egg and THREE
tsblespconfuls 81 vinegar, mlHin. care
fully the egg aud butter and adding
vinegar carefully. The dish Il then gar
nisbed With slices % hsrd.bolled *.
and sprigs of parsley.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06
the caANssRRv.
cRAxnrRwr SAUCE.

CRANBERRY SAUCE.
To one quart of berries add one PIN,
of water. Doll, without stirring, ten
minutes. Add one pound of sugar aud
boil until clear, which win b In hfteen
or twenty minutes.
SOLID SAUCE.
Tee one-thlrd iess water than In the
preceding recipe, and boil till thick. De
careful that u does not burn. This may
be turned Into forms, VIII retain Oh.
shape aud may be served With whipped
cream around Il, makinga pretty aud
good dessert.
sArcr Win RAisiNs.
One quart of berries, quarter of =
pound Of raislns, one pound of sugar,
one pint of water. do not stir, but
shake the kettle TO prevent sticking.
Boil slowly until the bsrries look done.
sricED CRANRERRiEs.
Three and one-haif pounds Of brown
sugar, Que scant pint Of vinegar, two
tablespoonfuls of cinnamon and allsplce,
Of berries. lloil two hours THIS IL
excellent with meats.
SWIFT ricKLrp cRANBERRIrs.
select large berries. Fierce few
holes In each With large needle. To
one pound Of berries add half pound Of
sugar dissolved In IL Of . pint of Vine
gar. Cook slowly for ten minutes, remove
the berrie. from the pickle, boil until u
thickens and pour over the berries.
CRANBERRY JELLY.
Allow . cupfui Of water toa quart Of
berries. Cook until soft. Turn Into q
checse cloth bag tn drain. Allow sugar
In equal measure to the juice. Boil a.
teen minutes, removing the sum.
when q thick-ns on the spoon turn
hot Into the glss.es.
PRESERVED CgANHEHRiLs.
Dissolve three quarter. % = pound Of
sugar In half pint Of water. When u
come. 10 boil add one pound Of berries
which should not I've over two Inches
deep Ia the kettle. Cook until the skins
break. Remove them With 4 skinner u
. deep di.h. The syrup should boil .
few moments longer, then be poured
over the berries.
CRA>RLRRi AND ArrLr rRhsrR,E'
One quart Of berries, one and one
half quarts Of sweet apple, t~o-thlrd.
quart 90 cold water, tao and one hall
cupful. OF sugar. Put sugar, water and
crsnberries on together; toli until tbs
cranberrie. begin Ca crsck; add the ar
pie aud boil slowly until I, IL soft.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06
Trust What Time Has Endorsed!

~ vflnt
Q. JOHNSON CO., 20 Street, Boston Mass
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06

oxvpRD. % AT Q Ccurt 81 frohste he'll ~
p.,ts vtshin AMI for the County % oxford.
n. d. thiri Tuesday % Jan, A. II. lss&.
N m tpirevs. nam~t fxeeutor In Ger.
,sIn Inssvumsrt purporinf 81 10 the lat VIII
ssd fesss@ess OIL tnRitr W. sYLvtsrER
hsv,n prvsent~i the same for Proi.ste'
OnDrnap. Thattbe sad petitioner give nosics
10 eli persons Interested by causing copy % this
orier On be Published three weeks suosessiveiy
Paris In sah County. on the thiri Tuesday OF
reb. next. % % the eiork In the forenoon, AMI
chow cause u any they have. Why the sail
Inssrunsnt shcsbi NJ. be p.o.ci. approved am
decs.sei, and that Y. u. Andrews h
Ar,' "p'7 lIsslr 0. rA.r. 80,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06
>.p...,, Of. ..,, Famine.

Tn. amour, % salt In the "a water.
oithe giobe. II extracted. would IL greater
In mas than the land. % far ~ !, APPEARS
shove the surface. The ses- cover .3p-r
cen, % the earth. surface. estimated at
Q. co. 900 (Gcrmanl square miles. The
Isrcrniage oi chlornairium Ia the "a Is
the same q, all depths. Assuming that
the average depth Of the ga Is a half
German, mile. there are then 3,too,Oo
cubic miles VI "a water. A cubic mile OF
.ea water contains On the average aeIut
Is Kilograms u ALT. The 10000 cubic
miles u - water would therefore con-
tain $500 cubic miles 10 distilled pure
salt.-from the German.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06

TiIE subscriber hereby si,es public notice
that he has leen duly sppolnts.i by the IIohofa
estate 81
ABIGAIL RUSSELL. late ~ Csnioa.
In saii County. decreased. by fvinz bOhd a. us
Law dirests, he therefore requests al psrsons
indebtesi b. The estate of ssif deces-sd ~ male
demand. thsron W exhibit TIE sane b.
Jan. n, Lee HIRAM BILLS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06

The ordinary nervous headache vii
b. greatly relieved, and In many csse'
entirely cured by removing the waist oI
ones dre.s, kbotting the hair high ~ or
the head out % the way, aud, While
leaning over q basin, placing spous'
soaked In water as hot |. II can II
horne on the back of the neck. liepcs,
this many times, slso applying IN.
sponge behind the ears. and the stralnec
muscles and nerves that have caused q
much misery will be felt "a relax ant
smooth themselves out delicIously, ans
very frequently the pain prompt,
ysnishes In CONSEQUENCE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06
IT IS WELL TO RgMgMBGR


That . clean apron worn while hang
Ing the clothes helps keep them clean.
That . pair Of white glove. or mittsn.
are q comfort 10 hands taken from hot
suds To hang clothe. In zero weather
also q close-hiting Jacket and hood
TO keep one from catching cold.
That the line, ~ soon ~ u. duty Il
ended, should be rceled up and placed
In bag until next time.
That clothe. when brought In should
be separated aud folded at once; u al
lowed to lie together, many wrinkles
accumulate.
That clothes carefully folded and
sprinkled are half ironed.
That dish towels and common towel.
can be iroDed Just a. we'll In half the
time, II folded together once a. II lroned
singly.
That sheets folded across, bringing
the vide and narrow hens together,
then folded again, then ironed across
both sides, are finished quickly and look
~ we'll ~ II more time were spent on
them.
That pillow-slIps should lie lroned
length else instead OF crosswise u one
wishes to Iron the wrinkles out Instead
Of In.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06
90. Didnt EsssE.rais.

"Ais . quart oi raw oysters at one tinie'
oh, p-hswi You couldn't do IL, Patrick"
"WslI, it'. me.slf that did do IL no Later
than the day Afor- yesterday"
Patrick, Patrick, you're great liar"
"Iys not exaggerated at all. sor ate a
whole quart, sor. but at the same time III
acknowledge that the oysters wur seAmAil
wans Texas siftlngs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06
No .,,.-n.,,.a Tree. ed r,....

l. When - how be attends ,o his busi
le~.. am not sarpris~i AT his succ~>.
Do-- Ene Low. RAohsl or Gertrude
h<~s'
A large moat surrounds the castle
which stands on q hill
4 After . god nights rs-s be woks ~
a. frv.h a. lark
AM gran, your request, you viii on,
me morv than you suspect
a We mus, travel many WARY miles b
Arv rvsehlng bis home
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06

How often we hear mIddle-aged peo-
pie say regarding that reliable old
cough remedy, n. II. Downs Elixir
"why, nv mother gave u to me when
Was q child, and use Il In my family
Il always cures" Il IL always guaran.
teed 10 cure or money refunded.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06

NJ ~ az n srSsaSl' ", > rsl,. Ne
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06

81 would ~ with you into the country
Canaan said the judge 10 bis friend. bat
really I am very short ~ time"
Il thought yOu must L. from the WAY
you have l-en dl.pos!ng of It," replied Gsi
sam.
How. thar"
"wsll. I heard you give one man sls
months and two otbsr- yrar each this
morning "-lIarpsr's IIalar.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06

Perhaps no local diseAse has puxzlet
and bsfiied the medical profsssion NOR
than nasal catarTh. while not immedI
ately fatal it u among the most paussoai
and disgusting iiis that desh 70 heir %
and the records show very lew o. ~
casss Of radical cure Of chrouic catarrf
By any mode Of treatment until IL N
tfoducsioa Of Ely's Cream balm ~
years go. Ths sscosss Of ths psypasa'
tioa has bsss most gfstifying And sar
pfiaiaS. No aEse1iss q witisss 3.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06
MEssGN.ER's NOTICE.
OfIiC, 90 IHt sHrRi'T 30 oxIoED ,oustt
srATL ~ MAlNf.

oNTuHD. .. -laa. a.. \. u. ts...
This u g. give Notics. that on tn TIN LAY ~
Jsn a n. I-s4, . " arrant In ln-oltsnSy va u
.as.i cot - tis ,surt ~ nssltsnsy Or sad t0un
" % Osfort. against the sstats q iIii ON
IDHD LAMB COMPANY. aVudFs.i - - a.
In.olssnt Dyttor. on Istitian ~ a. ". hilhtsn
A rfr-titnr 20 sai o.mIany. whish I<titlot
sas nle-i on tho an DAY 20 lanuafy, \
10 ie,, D. whish lat nafnsi datr In
tsre.t on claims L. b. 10 cumpui"i. tia
H. paymsHt % any dsts- ani tn dsiis
cry an,l trshsfsf II any pTuIetr trlonrns
D. sahi dshtor, o. 10 90 Zoe "a. uss. 40
TIE dsliysfy aud Transfer ~ any prot-riy ~
IA arr fofbkiien b lsw that nsestihE ~ N
crsliitars of sat dsbtof H. prove their dslts Ani
eho.s-s one % MOTE As.iEness ~ ~. estate, I'll
10 hshi at t.aft 20 Insolvency, ~ ~ hnhisn 81
Pans, In said Iounty. on the gist day - feh.
A n. l-s.i, az nine osl,,ck In the forsn.on.
slvsn under my hani the dais hrst Ahof'
written. ...
q. Messenger ofths Coart % Insolvency. Tor sAif
Counu ~ OXFORD.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06
EVERYBODY LIKES

10 be called handsome. especially the
young ladies. But that II simply impos-
slbls % long 20 their faces are covered
With plmples, blotches and sores. But
walt. there n M need Of this; one OF
two bottles Of sulphur Bltters viii -
move ell such disdguratious, and make
roar fAcs faif and rosys-Fsnais Bell,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06

One Of the rrvivals predicted from
Paris 10 the overskirt. Already double
skirts are 20 be seen In this country
Eariy In the summer k vas predicted In
the shopping articles that the immense
expause 70 which the skin had reached
vas more likely 70 sad 10 drspery thar
In crinoline.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06

Nine. Nenye (whisIsring to her fathe'
from the country. who l. dining with he'
aud party Of city gue>tsl-father. you
mu.tnt tuck your napkin under you'
chin.
Her Father lin robust ione-l-i know IL
Emily. hut I amt got no safety pin fe'
to Ia it.-Chieago Record.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06
Tn. RishtfaI Owsss.

In q Handsomely Furnished apartment a
sup<rb bsankin was spread before the nrs-
place.
Sand 20 what animal dos that splen.
aid fur covering bslongs" asked . guest.
"To me, madam" rvplisd the master Of
ths bouss.-vogus
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06

You can never tell what q slight cold
may lead tn; it l. best, therefore, On
give yourself the benefit OF the doubt,
aud cure II a. soon as possible with
Cherry Pectorai. A days delay, some
times an hours delay, may result In
serious consequences.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06
Not Ia %. Caught.

Mrs.. Luneleigh (shopping with her hus-
bandl-Oh, George. look herri DOESN'T
this showcase of diamonds look perfectly
beautifully =.
Mr.. Luneleigh-Ye-. love. II would
he q shame to take anything away from
A. wouldn't it,-Chioago Record.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06

The subscriber hereby give. pubhc no,ise that
.hs has tssB daily sppolnt~t BY the Memorable
Iuis. ~ Probate f"r The g0unty of Oxfori ARi
tate %
JOIIN T HALL, lAts % Canton.
IN said Connty. dereasest. By sittng loud a. the
lss dirrsts; sbs therefore yqassts 81 persons
lnisbtei u the estate ~ saii leceasei ~ male
immeiiate payment ant tho.s Who have any Ne
manis thereon ~ sNhibt The ssme ~
Jan. "a, lst Lucy q. HALL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06
sllsuse IL goIiea.

A couple Of Johnnies are walking out Of
restaurant -,
Il sAy. did you mention that they had
forgotten To charge for the winei"
"No." replied the second. with an air OF
assurance: I'VE should only have got the
waiter In trouble. France lllustrre.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06
A''s'''p' nrSrEr u. Park. Register

pfNDIlp - -Ms Court ~ Probate he'll Al
rsr,. ui,hin ani Tor ths Coauty ~ az furi. On
The thiri Tue-iay - Jan, 4. n. isii.
uu The I.stitian 20 tlallls Turusf, Aimf. ~ tte
estate ofAIDtN b. Btggts- late ~ fefu In
ssid ,ounty. dscssss-t. PrsytnE fgf hssn-s "
..ll ans sssn,sy certain Real fstat. hsLsnsinE ~
All estate anl ds-crts.i In hi Istitioh On a.
ln tho Probate once.
ORitHtp. That ALI petitioner give notloe 70
all pr..sns tntsrvstssi ~ saa.ing copy ~ this
oF,isf o. - puhnshsf thru wusks saessssifsly
In ths Oxfuri D.morrsi. prntei a Paris, that
thsy may appear n . Probate Count ~ ~ hsti
AZ fans. on ti.s thiri Tae.iay ~ fsb. nsst Al
nine s'eiosk IN ths fcr,nosn, AIT sh"s oau.s. "
any they have. shy The sAms shoah not -
grated
A true copy-aitsst
AIHlgT II. PARk. Roadster
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06

"whst can you tell me about Tyrey'
asked the teacher Of the Sunday school.
"Mine's . pneumatic" piped . small
boy, who owned = bicycle, and the
teacher collapsed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06
-. IIa-s,..i. Asr..,l..

nv initials. rrai downward. win form
the name % something from which ~s g,t
light
I. A Eaoy~sn ooantry. 4 A -ong bird
4 A noblemAn. 4 A domestic animal
& An article u furniturr d A fAmoas
hattie :. A small hotel a A weapon
us~iin war y. Ablsck nud 10. A com.
Try In Euroy-. II. A meAsurro % TINA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06
MrssEN.gR.s NOTICE.
OrvIcs 40 rnr sHtHup 90 oxToED Cousrt
STATE DT MAINE


OXFORD, - Jan. ~, 4. u. is..
This 4. 90 give nstios, that On The 18th LAY 81
Jan, \. u. i-s, . warrant In insoiyensy ws'
i.sued cot ~ tlse Court ~ Insolvency f0'
sali ,ounty ~ Osfor,i, against the estate o'
JOSEPH u. LIN>sutf, afg~lsri =" ~ "a
Insoltsnt tNhtor, On pettion ~ sail feit"f
which Istiiion was hh~i On TIE lith dAy n
Jan. 4. n. ls.t. o. which last nams-i dais In
tsrr.t on elalIa. l. o. ~ eotnyuisi that The pay
meat % any dslt- sud the delivery snd transfer
20 sny prBtsrty tsionginF a. sshi dsbtoF, - Ms"
90 fof his use, AMI the delivery and transfer 81
sny prut.rty by him az, fofttli.n by Law that {
meeting % The trSiitors ~ saii ncltof, Z" prove
their dslts AMI elos.-e ons 90 morr Assisnecs II
M. estate. will - he'll NJ q Court ~ Insolvency
h. IL hohisn a Paris ~ ALI county. an The Ns'
day 0f February. A. u. i-st, si nine o'cissk IN
the forcnoon.
Given uBder my haBd the dais hr.t above
E.F. STONE. Deputy sheriff,
q. Messenger % the Court Of Insolvency, fof
saii County % oxford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06

OXFORD, &c AT Court ~ Probate hsi II
Paris. within AMI foF The Countv % Oxfori, on
The thiri Tuesday of JAn.. A. u. lss
Mary, y pouxiass. widow 20 WILLIAM n.
DOUGLASS. late ~ w burg decea.esi. having
the Personal tstste ~ ssi deses-s-ii
ORBtRkD. That the ssit petitloner give n"'ie.
to all per-ons intsre-ts-i. by causing . copy e'
this or,ier On hs publi.hs.i thru wcsks snsrs-
siyely In he Oxf.rl Dsmosras printed al fans.
In saii Couuty. that they may appssr ~
hate Court o. " hslien st Paris. In All .yn ~.
". on the thiri TUESDAY ~ Feb nest ~ s,ns
o'eiask In the forenoon. ssi shaw eA"-s' any
my nav" '" sso. 4. WILSON. Judge.
~"'''"'' AInEKr u. PARK. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06

Tut subsefiisr hsrvby xites pubic notics that
10 has be.n daily ApT-sinte hy N llun. lu.lss
- Prulssts forthe 00unty ofONfupi anil assualri
the trust - Ahmlnistfator - ths estate %
AMOS ". Don late n Parts.
In All County. dscsaset. ~ giving boni a. Ne
As dirests. h. ulswfure r.lucst- al Isfsuns
indebted o. the estate - all dsrsasci =" maze
imm-iiats pAymsht. AMI tno-e who have any
isInAnsis thsr.on b. eNhihit The .tins -
Jan. u. lea. DIM = ppt'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06

Every mother should have Arnlca 4
oil Llnlment In the house In case of ac-
cident from burns, scalds aud bruises.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06
A DRIrGGIST SAYS.

Marvin G. Brown, Druggist, Meredith
Village, n. H.. says: have sold Jour
sulphur Bltters for years, and, contrsry
tn most medicines, I never sold bottle
To any one Who said Il did not help
them. They cured me Of those terrible
siek headaches when every other remedy
failed.