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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-12-25
Entered at the post office at Fer
gus Falls as second class matter

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tDrat leoe Stretfen. og besse bar
1uaret, at be uit fomme. Ser bar
peret unoersanolinger for of fac
Sire1ten ophRpet, men bet Ieoeoe tiT
1ntet. oa SpoeuO9 nsfompn9niets
&bef negtebe at s1entnoIette ale be
samle Nrbeioere. Jolt saor omfrinQ
pna Bpens @aoer. beber bet, neb ct
Matfe Brpitet. tom tpoer Zig:
~Seg ut[ goal"
= Srlanoerne l,fer BreIbenten
M. Omtrins 40 leoenoe Srlenoere
I Buen @leoelano, Sbto, par |omlet
nlte Onspaasaften. Sc ontoa Ne7
lolu1,oner. iom 9au Mgoets 6or=
mano Utalor @ieaiou Het til ot bp.
be &uoe1npr McRiulep 1000 tri>
uIuise Srlenoere, ior - Tom BET be-
Der Geloluttonerne - at oeoliae=
polee port 9anhs 9gre og somsae
@nslono. Ualor @leolon bleu oglaa
paala9t at IortRQe, ct Der oar enonu
flere frtotllise at faa / ppen @leoe=
Lamb, oeriom Fere behpuebes.
- Sra Chattanooga. 3enn., meb=
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morsen en- Wtne / Douton antaaes
80 Wlauo at baue lnt 1iuer til. Set
beoer. at Der er iife minoite bacb om,
at no9en at Oe 81 er ilipe. 9orsoaq,
ifeoe Ell &fsololion en- Mine Mil
ueit for Na'eish, ytorn=&orolina, %
Oct meloes, at oper 40 Neunelfer
onion Der. Jlere al oisle uar Nes
9ere % uolanotuse, beoer bet. "a
Wano t7ses no iltue, men enbel al
otsie uar iaa forfomue. at be maalte
oil tomme til Of oB oerat.
- &n Hr,sbelsun,ns paa $780,.
ION ubloueoes for ell lib iiben af'
Douus 5ortbnlsbtIp Club / &bicago
ior bet oebite Oliemaler, al Molere i.
Gb,caso. er ounoen al en- norf Ma=
ler peo Raun Soen Suen1on, iom
buuoe inoleuerrt ct Male,i, taloet
Winter Evening". aRr. Sueno=
len er tafl1s os ubefienbt1 be mooerz
ne &unitfreoie, Oa bet er oerior uart,.
at BelBnutnsen uar fortient. Der
uar omtrins 80 MaIerter fra be bebft
fienoie Malere @bieaao, 1om ton=
turreoe ON Bel1nn;u9en. Stpenion
DOE Chicago men er fBot @rinia~
MO, Norge
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-12-25
uolanozt.

Sra Samoageu berettes. at Dronz
ming sc 1rsarer Soun9 pao Dsrupz
pen Wameo er ngo efternt bare re.
9iere1 fire Ndr. Dun par blot %
uar gamuel.
Sra OotoGama. eSopan. tele=
sraSeres. q, NtdizN19 itaoleiter en-
Ropuort ON. oil Rlna bar buot Rus=
lono Gbanz5om bop til Btnterfto1ion.
Meboelelie tro Slnotootof ii! go
fohama aoor uo pnn. at ben bemmes
liqe 2roftat meuem &uslnno o. 4t=
no er e, ubeitrtbelist 5octum. os Der
er MI orore: Opmaalina at ben 300
tenfte Sernbone fra 5ibt,ieu giens
mem Non9uriet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-12-25

falD s aiorbe garomaa'et oobbelt
ioa lanst tom for. s tan itfe ie
noset gait Of soelasse Griien paa
en- Nanbs @tenbom, ,oa ben fun blir
ballot loa for iom fsr. S luffer
Diueue tor bet. Ren S Dor Dinene
nibt aobne. naar uosen forei i1aar at
siengielbe eber ueb at belle @ulbDel=
loren to.
q, suifer life at siBre nosen al
Delene, men ri snifer at 9ieninoiatte
/ port Nput{pftem be 8euge. ION s
tortaitebe 1873. (Bifalb.)
Sc iaieu paa ben Enbel. iom ieg
uooelte blanot eber. S nil ie, at en-
ns,a9tis fommerciel Berbiiieheb life
fan pentes. puortor? Om oil bet
Sslp, iom er 8erben, pIuoielts
bleu foruanblet til Sub, p,loe Der
ttte blue en- nB.a9t19 BRrotl1g9eD
melIem SEEM gorf<@ulo o. 2ouoon-
@uIo. Ser er fife uogen iacban
tulbfom=en l,9beo nu. 9er10m
Rnrlen Dor ssnogt af 2onnon, utlbe
Yonoon~@ulb unre iaa meset mere
uero eno 9ffm gOrfz@ulo }om Jor=
ieaoelles= og NsfurancezOmfOitnln=
aerne fra Nsm Dott I'll 2onoon.
Een9ene paa ct eiuet 5teD otl oer,e=
re BRrbi efter @iteripgr9selen poa
benz paa BET Sleb. 9es fan n1noe,
at Der er &rRmie paa Dem, euer Der er
etNfTaa, og uogiften meo Of ienoe benz
er Ct Dtaol paa oenue HrRmie eler
bette N'Ias. @u pluoielig cg abnors
nal @f,erlpDrgiel paa Cub i Seem
Sort tau fOraartage. at Rurien
2onoon bltper beiere enb Nslurancez
os @fspresuo9.fterne. 5aalebeS traf
BET fig o9laa, naar Berben praftiii
bapoe Blmetolltsme, at Splu og
@ulo paasruuo af be ltore gationera
BeitemmelIer f1uttuerete ltbt / Son,
Don~R ~Rarteoe.. e|teriom @tierippr9le
len paa bet enc Wetal ifeg liot ouer
bet amber, foraariaset ueb Rurien
poa bet Wetal. Zen ftBrite Jorfiel
inotraf, naar &ur1en {. @E. paa
@ulb uar en- 8et ov eQer neD, mebens
ben paa bet anoet uar iuit bet moo=
latte. 3ele Jorliiel1eu bettob / Rur-
fen. Men Rsfntet piIbekueEsen
bliue oprere eQer btlli9ere emo bette.
(JortlRttes.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-12-25
miunefDta,
Mouteutoeo bor faaet eleftrif

Mouteutoeo bor faaet eleftriif
2us.
- Sra @lentpoob meooeles. ct
@ltot @ridlon er ogmt til otte Nors
Slaueri for Worbet poa @uft Curl
ion 2loe Sept. iiftleben.
- Sra 8eo 8ins meboeles, at ct
3re talbt neb paa Nmunb Berae{ou
fife 5reoassmorsen os orebte bam.
- On Snbianer R1so libel en- 3eit
for en- &obert R. Slit. lom Dor paa
Bel til @rano Raptos forleoen Sag.
Da man icur9te ban, buorfor bon
sioroe bet. iasoe ban, at ban lsntes.
bet uar en- Gig. Susen uil bliue
nermere unoerig9t.
- Set npe 5inpslpqebospital lfal
bpgaes outings, Dafota @ountp.
Staten ltal be'ale 81. 500 for @runoen.
Der &c en- Str9tnlug af 642 Ncres.
9anoeis Beroi er $50 pr. Ncre, BE-
Der Oct, os Der er oesuoen ct Bano
lolb. ueroiat til $4,000. Bpen fai
oesuOen slgre 5oroeoriueer poa 9an=
Oct for $40, 600.
= Dasblaoene / Winneapotis It
rgset ufiarcper Qoptpuros 9illtaaslIe.
,3,mes" bapoe 1anei @neretten til at
trufte ben lauge 6,itor,e, som lfuIbe
uare ooobelt iaa lans lom Breiioeu>
lens Buolfob. ssn1olertio baDoe TO
auore Dnsblabe faaet tat the in
side facts, 1om bet beoer, og ffentz
!lssioroe oet1s 1orsooa.
= Gnopl af anoet os treble @ulo /
Balace @lotbin9 6onle / WinneaHo>
lis ftptteoe neb og falot l,se neb /
&ieioeren 6teoag. @n Nlanb bleu
orpbt. us BET uar ct timber. at tile
1ere latte 21pet til, beher bet. Ser
par cpita olet en- Manyoe BRagepuptr
2aa treble 5uio. og 1pnseen af bette
br9ffebe Gntpet neb.
= @u ting os farlig Seq. S ct.
@icub lesebe enorl 5maasutter6enaz
ming for nosle Gose lioen, maoife iom
s5glee of, at be bouoe lefi 1aa meget
ON 1artparo. De bOlot JorhBr poer
en- al fine 4ammeroter ca hRnate 5am
uirfelig. 30 bet BEL enoeltg git op
for BEN, at bette git noget uibt, oe be
loa @utten fiempe for at befri fig,
If be BAN neo, men ban bauoe uo<
fauet laa meset, at ban maatte holbe
Zig iube fere Dage etter.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-12-25
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(Trn nor reauldre 8orrefpm1bent.)

20pe Dec. 1926.
& mere enb ct Narhuubrebe bar
bet peret Nmerifanernes StultbeD. at
be / ale SpBrssmaal pebrDrenbe
unenlanoRe Nf.rer bar last Barti-
polislfen t;liibr o9 er blepen Nmerisa=
mere alene, rebs til ON rBboenbisi at
tiRmpe Ior at opre1boloe nmeritcrife
Yrtnctper. Ser sr / De fife tre Nar
bnnbt fere 1ins, tom bar brast ub<
lenoinser til at tro, at Der lite uar
nogen utrfelts @runo tor oenue Stolt<
beb, men uolenotnserne bar taset
fell. Nomtniitrationen git imob ben
offeutlise Wenins / uisie 5aser t
uoenriaspoltt,feu, og ben offentl1ge
Reniny oableoe ben titeoetfor at I'M.
oeritstte ben. Nen ibas er geatioz
nolfoltbeoen bel besrunoet, os 10
Wtltoaer Wano = uoen 5enipn til
Bart1forbinoelie - fnar rebe til at
forfpare, at Brsjibent @lepelonb bar
unberrettet 5torbr1tnnien og 8erben
ON, at Wonroe< Doftrlnen ttfe fan
blipe ouertraaot uoen fgrf at tugte be
s5Orenebe Gtater.
6pis mon Hal bsmme fra Ron>
sresmenbenes uotalelier for en- uge
fben, uar 8reiinent @leuelanb ben
meit upopulere Mano / 2onbet.
Sbas torfsser &epublituuere, Nemo-
frater os Bopuliffer at le, buem Der
Tan aiue bam bet ifarfefte Bifalb for
bet 5tanbpuntt. ban bar ta9e. 1T
ipecielle Bublfab ON Nouroez Dottri=
men. 5or neruerenbe er alle bans
5eilgreb slemt, os han betrastes alene
iom Onerbopeo for en- Station. Der er
beffemt paa at bite Berbeu, at ben er
forberebt paa. ON nBbuenbist, at
tpinge be europeiHe @ationer til at
qubtienbe Nonrpe- 9oftrineu.
4onsresiens Neblemmer er naturz
ligpis life alIe sanite enig / ben 5or.
tolfniug nf Nonroe=9 9oftr1nen, ION
8reiibent Glepelanb % Sefretor
Dlnes siuer af ben. men be er enise
mt til Rrats at bempubise Brefibeu-
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-12-25

8refbent Glepelano ienbte fife
6rebas after ct Bnbifab til aonsresr
Ten. fom fanr en- Tort 8aaminoelie
ON at tcge ben fnancielle 6ituation
anber Dperpeielfe. fSr ben abiourne,
rer III Jal. Der tales ON np8onbs,
ubfebelfe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-12-25
9srga1s $alls Ageblaa
uofommer bper Susaas.
a. 9nlem, 1ogtber.
subftrtpttoueprts S1.25 for 1 Aar, betal'
iJDrifnb, eaer8 $3.50.

FERGUS FALLS UGEBLAD.
A Norwegian weekly newspaper
and the Farmer Alliance orusn IN
Ottertail county.
A. SoLEM, Publisher.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-01-08
nno,,cnr m wyoMINc.


Rain had not fallen for some sixty
days, and for some sixty more there was
no necessity that II should fall. IL Is
spells OF weather like this thxt set the
Western editor writing praise AMI
prophecy OF the boundlesss fertility OF
the soIl-when irrigsted-and Of what
an Eden 1t can be made-with irrigation
but the spells annoy the people who arc
irving to raise the Eden. We always
told the transient Eastern visitor, when
he arrived at Cheyenne and criticised the
desert, that anything would grow here
with irrigation; and sometimes ne re-
piled, unsympathctically, that anything
could fly-with wings. Then we would
lead such q man out and show him six,
eight, ten square miles Of green crops
and he, II he was thoroughly nasty
would mention that Wyoming contained
ninety. five thousand square miles. all
waiting for irrigation and Eden. One OF
these Eastern supercivilixed hostile'
from New York was breakfasting with
the Governor and me at the Cheyenne
Club, and we were explaining to him TIT
glorious future, the coming empire, OF
the Western country. Now the Govern
or was about thirty-two, and until TWEEN
ty-five had never gone West far enough
to see over the top OF the Allegheny
Mountains. was not a pioneer myself
and why both of US should have pitiet
the New Workers. narrowness SO hard
cannot see. But we did. We spoke Il
him Of the size Of the country. We TOLD
him that his state could rattle round In
side wyoming's stomach without any
inconvenience to Wyoming, and he tol,
us that this was because Wyoming
stomach was empty. Altogether ! be
gan to feel almost sorry tina, had asked
him to come out for hunt, and ha'
travelled Ia haste sll the way from Bea
Greek to Cheyenne expressly to meet him
''For purposes OF amusement he said
I'm admit anything you claim for thi
place. Ranches, cowboys, elk: it's al
splendid. Only, rs an investment pre-
fer Delaware and Hudson. Am TO s.,
any cowboysy'
"You shall,"I said; and | distinctl
hoped some OF them might do something
TO him ''for purposes Of amusement
"You fellows come up with me to NJ
Office said the Governor. I'll look II
my mail, and show you round So "
went with him through the heat an
sun.
whats that?'' inquired the Ne'
Yorker, whom | shall call James Ogder
"'rhis Is our park" said /. ~
course it's merely In embryo. It's wot
derful how quickly any shade tree wi
grow here WI" | checked myself.
But Ogden said with irrigation fc
me, and Was entirely sorry he Ia
come.-lIarper's Magazine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-01-08
A FLESH FORMING FOOD
(Ar,;Hc;aIIv 0ipested) J

(Arti6cially Digested). ~,
For pale thin people. Inc
tired and weary feeling which
accompanies all wasting dis
eases will be relieved at once,
the wasting will be arrested
and new healthy tissue will be
formed so that they will be-
come plump and strong. An
increase in weight will be
noticed at once. 1t is stimu-
lating although it contains no
alcohol. 1t is assimilated
without digestive effort. Pas
kola supersedes Cod Liver Oil,
but has not its repulsive taste.
You can buy it at any drug
store. Send your name to
The Pre-Digested Food Co.,
80 Reade St, New York, and
get their interesting pamphlet.
IA. surRTLEFF, 80. Paris, Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-01-08
1.r o,sAppeAeINe TEASPOON

The teaspoon is rapidly being relegat'
ed TO the disuse, AS far as contact with
the mouth Is concerned, Of the plebeiar
knife. Many people seem to regard 1t al
only less vulgar to use the spoon fol
certain articles Of food, once considered
legitimately correlated to it, than to imi.
tate the farmer who transforms his
Knife into food shovel. Such people
eat all vegetables, however served, jelly,
custards, ice cream, etc, with FORK
divide their meat as far as possible with
an implement in no wise intended for
such use, and look with disdain upon
those who, with a view to pleasing the
taste and avoiding waste, gather up with
spoon the various juices and sauce
which must otherwise be ignored. This
disdain of the spoon Is simply snobbery
Of the table, aud snobbery OF any Kind
is no less abhorrent than any other
form of i'll manners.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-01-08
RICHES HAVE WINGS.
TIE STORY OF EX-SENATOR TABoRs
VANISHED MILLIONS.

The story of the career Of IL. a. w.
Tabor OF Colorado Is a picturesque and
romantic one iuterspersed with episodes
Of both comedy and pathos, aud convey
ing some lessons that have general inter
est and Importance. He was born and
raised In New England, wher. he learn
ed the trade Of stonecutter. From
there he went To Kansas during the
slavery troubles, and engaged In farm
| ing, but gave a good share OF his time
to politics AS an ardent friend OF the free
tie cause Then he moved 10 Colorado
and opened small store mt Leadvillc,
being then so poor that his wife did
washing. One day he casually grub
staksd'' TWO ragged and hungry miners
aud they 'struck II rich, and he became
miIlionsire before he knew IL. He was
the principal owner Of the Little Pitts
bury miEe, which yielded $50 900, 600 In
less than one year; then IA p,rt Of the
Robert f.. Lee, which yielded as much
more: and then the Matchless, which
paid him $4,000 per day, and at times a.
much ss 81, 900. Everything that hc
touched turned TO money, aud he accu-
mulaied wealth beyond the dreams of
svaricc." He built magnificent blocks
OF houses In Denver, and established
various business enterprises, and at
length he WAS sent "a a senator To Wash
ington. where he promoted the gayety
Of nations by wearing night shirts that
cost $40 spiece.
That WAS only little over dorm
years ago, and to-day he Is a bankrupt nd
an assignee has possession OF the small
remnants Of his once colossal fortune.
For the past five or six years he has
known nothing but reverses. His prop
erty steadily dwindled in value, his
speculations all proved disappointing,
and the payment Of high rates OF inter
est upon money borrowed In the vain
hope of turning the tide once more In
his favor has finally forced him 10 ca
pitulste, and placed him practically
where he WINS when he kept the little
store at Leadville, and his wife, from
whom he has meanwhile been divorced
Was helping him along by doing the
service Of a mining camp laundre's.
This goes TO show In striking way how
riches take To themselves wings and fly
away.-St. Louis Globe-Democrat.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-01-08
FRIED OYSTERS.

For frying oysters, first make YOU
cracker meal and then season 1t with
pepper aud salt; then beat up three
eggs and add to them pint OF swetl
milk; then beat all well together. Drair
your oysters; then throw In your crack
er meal, then drop them, one at time
into the batter, then back again into tho
meal and pat them gently so the meal
will stick on them and you have nice
shape to them. Now put on your lard
or cottolene. You want to see that 1t l.
smoking hot before you drop your
oysters In. Use medlum-sized skillet
never try to fry more than half dozen
at time, for they will cool the grease
AMI your oysters will come out soft and
not fit to eat.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-01-08

Nv riItsr in the earth viii ever b. found.
Nv SECONDS a slight elevation of ground.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-01-08

HoARHoUxD CANDY.-A good hoar-
hound candy may be made at home In
the following way: Boil two ounces OF
dried hoarhound, which can be procured
at the druggists, In pint and half Of
water until its n lvor Is extracted, that
il, for about thirty minutes. Strain until
perfectly clear. Add to 1t three and a
half pounds Of brown sugar, and boil
over quick fire until the syrup will
harden when little Of It Il dropped 10
cold water. Pour into buttered tin,
and cut In squares when It Is partly
cooled.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-01-08
A brief Prescription Of ru.,lr..

A description OF several kinds of puzzles
Is given by Golden Days;
The dccapitation, often improperly
styled Aphercsis, Is a puzzle Of two or
more parts, formed by dropping letter
I from the cnigmatic password selected, n
tend, end A curtailment, usually, though
/ incorrectly, called Apocopc, is formed by
dropping letter from the end Of a word
a. tend, ten. \ transposal j. the chang
ing about Of the letters of u word so "a To
! form another word, as tend, dent. a synoo-
patton il the dropping Of the central letter
Of a word, a lance, lace. A transadc is "A
variety OF charade, each part being trans
posal, rs rat-deans, tra-nsade. For enigma
see dictionary definition. a double word
enigma j. a word or words capable of d.
vision into two parts, "A letter of each Of
which part l. contained in certain denoted
word. us In "lemonette. in 'organette. )"
In 'gingerette.
I've always been temp rance crank
Why. even when a yachter,
never SAW a TOTAL drank
But what my mouth would water.
Answer -EggnOg.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-01-08

eoid ~ Daesisss or ssat post-p.A on rsosFi d rs
Da Hrsrsasrs NAVAL ist pages sATiED ThrN
urHPHRkyy nKp. 90, III Iis wiInss ST.. ssr J -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-01-08
NONRESIDENT TAXES.

In the town Of DixGeid. In the County o.
Oxford, and State Of Maine, for the year isS
The following list OF taxes on real c.taie OF non
c.-ldent owners in the town of Dixfeld for the
wear lsss. in bills commitrcd 10 albion L. Doug
Lass. collector Of taxes OF said town, ON the or
dav OF Nov, A. u. lssa, has been returned by hilr
10 me n remaining unpaid on the 18th day OF sept
A. ID. issa los his certificate Of that date AMI nov
remain unpaid: AMI notice u hereby given tina
IN the.<aid taxes, Interest aud charges ar
not paid In Ia the treasury OF saii t"wi
within eighteen months from the uAts
the commitment 81 the said bills, so much
IA. real estate taxed a. will he sufficient Ia pa
the amount due thereon, including Interest am
charges, will without further notice bc soIh
public auction at the Treasurer once IN sai'
town on saturday the 9TH day OF May, iss''
two o'clock In the afternoon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-01-08
COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Honorable Judge Of Probate for the County
Of oxford, on the third Tuesday Of December,
A. D. 1894, commissioners to receive and ex.
anime the claims OF creditors against the estate
of Benjamin Baker. late Of Albany, In said
Comfy, deceased. hereby give notice that six
months from the date Of said appointment are
prove their claims, and that they will be In zee.
sion at the Office of Herrick 4 Park, In said
Bethel on Tuesday June 18th. ls95, at ten
o'clock In the forenoon, for the purpose Of re-
ceIving the same.
Dated this aand dlay 81 Decembsr, A. D. 1894.
A.E. nERRlCK. CONNIE
J. U. PURIN0T0N,i stoness,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-01-08
OXFORD. ss-A. |. Court of Probate held a.

OXFORD, IS AT Court Of Probate held at
ford, ON the third Tuesday Of Dec, A. ID. ls9t.
Lot Z. Keene Of Buckfeid having presented q
certain Instrument purporting 10 lie the last Will
and testament OF MATILDA WOOD, late Of
Buckfeld in said County, deceased, having pre-
eented the same for Probate:
ORDERED, That the said petitioner give notice
TO all persons interested, by causing copy Of
this order TO be published three weeks success
sively In the Oxford Democrat printed at Paris
held at Paris, In said County, on the third
Tuesday of Jan. next ut nine O'Clock In the fore
noon, and show cause II any they have, why the
said instrument should not be proved. approved
and allowed az the last VIII and Testament Of
said deceased, and that Oscar II. Hersey be ap-
pointed Administrator with the Will annexed.
GEO. A. WILSON, Judge.
true copy-Attest =
ALBERT d. PARK, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-01-08

NV riIIsT in the earth viii ever b. found.
Ny SECONDS a slight elevation Of ground.
Nv FiItsr an, often Idle.
We know not what they mean.
Nv snCoNp = ~ value
In coin ur king or queen.
IN character most sweet and mild:
In s,mpl. faith. little child.
His namc--w,n everybody knows
For on a farm u always grows
My name i Int the title
90 a very famous man.
Whose wor,l i, Law 20 all who 30
In desd or thoucht-to kiss his toe.
Ny FIRsT Is hut another name
For color or for shade,
NJ SECONDS what you " loath 10 do
When pleasant call Is made.
In my rIRSr you viii travel
When frt.shcr SCENES you s.sk
M SECOND h "A kiad 20 thr,aa
That silky looks and slcrk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-01-08

OXFORD, sat- a Court OF Probate held n
Paris within and for the County Of oxford, on
the third Tuesday Of Dec, A. ID. 1854
on the petition OF ENOCH w. WOODBURY.
admr OF the estate Of BENJAMIN BAKER, lats
OF Albany, in said County. deceased, praying foi
license 10 sell and convey certain real estate
belonging 10 said estate and described In hi:
petition on dle In the probate office
ORDERED. That the said petitioner give notice
to all persons interested. by causing n copy OF
this order 10 be published three weeks snoces
siyeiy In the oxford Democrat printed at Paris
that they may appear at probate court To be
held ut Paris, ON the third Tuesday OF Jan
next at nine Of tine clock In the forenoon. and
show cause, IL any they have, why the same
should not be granted.
GEO. A. WILSON. Judge.
true copy-Attest -
ALBERT ID. PARK, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-01-08
STATE OF MAINE.

OXFORD, ss;-Cpun OF Insolvency. Third
Wednesday of Dec, A. ID. ls4. In the matter
OF ALBERT l.. GREENE, lnsoiven; Debtor
IT'S hereby ordered. That notice be given to
i all persons interested In the settlement OF the
final account Of Ellery c. Park, Assignee OF the
above-namesl Insolvent Debtor. by causing copy
OF this orier 20 be Published three week. succcs-
siyely. in the oxforl Democrat. q newspaper
printed in Paris In said County. that they may
appear at Court Of Insolvency 60 he held at
the Probate Count Room on the third Wednes-
day Of Jan. next, ut nine O'Clock In the fore
noon. and be heard thereon, and object II they
see cause.
GEO. A. WILSON, Judge
Of Insolvency Court, Oxford County.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-01-08
ALBERT d. PARK. Register.

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice that
he has been duly appointed by the Hon. Judge
Of Probate for the County OF Oxfor! and assum.
ed the trust Of Administrator OF the Estate Of
MARY A. ABBOTT, late OF Andoyer.
In said County, deceased, by giving bond rs the
law directs; lie therefore requests all persons In.
debted to the estate OF said deceased 10 make
immediate payment, and those who have any
demands thereon 20 exhibit the same "a
Dec. 18th, 1854. II. ID. ABBOTT.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-01-08
Key to the Puzfler.

No. 350-Double Letter Enigma:
Mitch hazel.
No. 35l.-The Swimming Paper Fish:
No answer required.
No Missing Letter Puzzle:
The north wind doth blow. and we shall have
snow,
And what Will poor robin do then, poor
thingY
&c will sit in u barn and keep himself warm
And hide his head under his wing. poor
thing.
No. S53.-Anagram: Artillerist.
No. 35i.-Floral Enigmas: I. Lark
spur. 2 Flag-root. 3. Holly hook.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-01-08
No. 30a.-Curtailm-nts.

Curtail mineral vein, and leave body
Of water.
Action. and leave river.
A beverage, and leave an Insect
Gentle, and leave revelation.
A fruit, and leave vegetable
A tax and leave an animal.