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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-04-25
CITY OF MINERAL POINT

First Ward.
out lot Isl. Harrison's survey.
Second Ward.
el6 of lots & 10, blk. "a, Strong's addition
81 Of lot ~, Vleits survey, being 20 #
front on Fountain St. as described
in deed recorded in vol. II, of deeds
page 2ll.
els of lot 81, in Taylor's addition.
That part OF lot IL, In Vleits survey,
described in deed to Hugh Phillips,
and recorded In vol. OF deeds page
l4g, except that part owned by Chas
Hornung.
lot IS and the part of lot l. in Nlelts
survey, not owned by Mrs. Lancas-
ter.
lot 10 in Vleit's survey.
The middle Is of out lot 279 In Harri-
sons survey.
Third Ward,
That part Of lot 90 in Vleit's survey,
ms described in deed recorded in vol
3of deeds page $50, and part of said
lot a3, described IN deed recorded in
vol % Of deeds page "A.
Part of lot 81 Il 81 in Nleits survey as
described in deed recorded in book
Y of deeds page S}9.
part Of lot "a in vleit's survey rs des-
cribed in vol 20 OF deeds page SO,
That part of out lot lis in Harrison's
survey us ueecTlutu III WI - " bStdo
page 255, also parts OF lots las X ll9
decided 10 him by Chas. Iracoskey
as described in vol 81 OF deeds page
374,
Parts Of lots 81 & % in vleits survey
as described in deed recorded IN vol
3 OF deeds pages 426 \ va and III vol
q of deeds page l6l.
e1s OF lot 81 In Vleit's survey, except
small piece OF same owned by Jas
smith.
Outlet ~ in Harrison's survey as des-
crihed in deed recorded in yol2 OF
deeds page 800.
Fourth Ward.
Tot 2G2 Irwin addition
Lot 3l3
Lot i3J
That part Of lot 80 in Vleit's survey
as described in deed by William
Lunyon sri. 10 Jas Mckinley dated
April 18th 1892, and recorded in vol
"A az deeds page ~.
i, acre OF out lot 20 in Harrison
sllryey us described 60 her by deed
recorded III vol - 0fdeeds page 5.
one acre Of outIot 24i in Harrison
survey AZ described IN deed recorded
In book IS OF deeds page 20.
/ 81, nf lit ~ in Harrison survey ~
described III deed 70 Rebeeca z.
Moon dated January nth is'4 re-
corded i'll sol rs. Of deeds page a5i
| Il feet FROM on Commerce street 81
lot Holm Vleits survey. ~ iescrib-
ed 10 deed recorded In vol - OF deeds
page li6
Lot 223 4 22l In Twins addition.
L
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-04-25
Instruction in ms trume entail
Music.

! will be home Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesday and Saturday of each
week, and will take pupils on Piano,
Organ, Violin, Guitar, Banjo and
Band Instruments. Leave orders at
Pulford', drug store, or call at resi-
dence north Of Mr.. Jos. Gundry's.
Soft j. w. M. ANDERSON.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-04-25
III Avenue Hotel

tf HOTEL scHULKANP1
--s Madison, Wisconsin
I ffIToL GROUNDS.
asae Proprietor.
itNefit, Manager.
s1 eAtei hotel III the city.
aanse IN the northwest.
aaan Hest III every room.
AH Ra9Ns.
Rooms on Office floor
Hack and baggage line
a NE rs hotel. Fare p cents
a1 aatel and return. ems
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-04-25

B, Il. BOWMAN, Pub. Enquirer; Of Bremen.
Ind. writes Last week our little girl baby the
ouy one We have was taken sick with Group
Alter two doctors had failed to give relif and life
was hanging on a mere thread we tried one
Minute Cough Cure and its life was saved, ". H.
pRDEAUx
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-04-25

ALL the local news and all the gem
eral news Of a year for $3.50 cash in
advance, through the TRIBUNE and
Weekly Inter Ocean. If
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-04-25

ia RICHARDSON, ofJeherson City, Mo chief
.rrollipc force ssth general assembly of Missouri
writes: I wish to testify TO the merits OF one
Minute Cough Cure When other so-called cures
Oiled. I obtained almost instant relief and
sneedy cure by the useof one Minute Cough Cure
" II. pRIDE,uX.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-04-25

MUsIc.-Miss. A. G. Gale, teacher of
piano and organ, from National Con-
servatory Of Music, New York. 40tf
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-04-25

SEE those 80 cent music folios,
vocal and instrumental, at Hans
CONS. .
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-04-25

The best cotfees, teas and dryed
and canned fruits always to be found
at Spratlers. IL
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-04-25

SICK HEADACHE, constipation and indigestion
sre quickly cured by De Wits Little Early Ris,
ers, the famous liltle pills W H. PRIDEAuX.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-04-25

Too many sewing machines on
hand. therefore / will make special
prices on the following for the next
70 DAYS, viz. the White, Wheeler
and Wilson and Singer.
w. Il. RICHARD,
lew4 Dodgeville.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-04-25

lot No. Z, Lanes Sub. vii. of Highland
NV pt of lot No. recommending at the
sw cor, of lot No. Q, thence $. 20 IT
q IS it N. 20 it W IS IT.. |. p. b.
& pt OF lot No. 10, commencing at
the sw cor. of said lot. thence l9S
IT., n. 81 IT., " % it., s 81 IT.. W 100
IT., IA IT,, I. p. b.
TOWN OF IINDRN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-27

tormlnod. Blk companies from Tho
First regiment uuuer the command Of
Lieutenant OiRailly came up soon
afterwards, making eleven companies
on the ground.
In the hall the audience was still
pcnuCd up, some % the women were
crying aud those WHO veuturcl TO
dance out ut the rick Of a broken head
saw The mob and tIe long Hoes OF ar
tilIory Ia all directions, ana found
nothing 10 encourage them. Tue
military were dCployeu no as 81 DIVE
the mob back and form hollow
square about the hall, while The c0L-
.ultation 90 tho commanding officers
AMI msyur was held.
Captain ]. u. Dillon, one Uf Che
meet prominent Catholics Cf the city,
rendered his snIviC.H ls uc1c'msEur.
lie brought Vicar General Gallery,
vino h iI charge Oi the diocese In tuu
absence VI B.sh0p Becker, 90 tho acluu
ot the trouble. The vicar general az.
dressed portion Of the mob.
"rhis man Sia,igry,n said Doe, Scan
DO your church no harm. You urJ
bringing diFgracH upon your religion
by your conduct hero tonight IL uau
meet with but condemnation, / plead
with you % li1pcrtu uud 20 home. DO
u0t render 30 necessary % shed blood
here t0uight.n
A iow of those he addressed shook
the vicar general by tie hand aud leiti
but tine majority stood 6iill. The guards
then iuuHud about tho door Of tho hall
with The police, nud Sla'teTy was
brought down. As hU came out with
tbs police AMI tue mayor there was O
howl from the mob, the other military
charging pushed 10 back tl oil uitCg-
u1us. Slattofy was placed IN the Ceu'
ter OF tIc military and headed by a dt,
tuchmuut 0i mounted police aud Win
loot police on the aitca ami four com
panlts % Infantry amid hlHius auu
ireTs marched 20 the Pulasgi House,
At tho hotel % mob OF 800 Or 900
| gathered. The military inside q solid
mass I'm front Of the entrance, present
| ID my0uUts aud Slaltary walked lu,
| A Jt IChmgut Uf the police WIS lUit nj
tnu hotel 90 guard him over night
Mr-. Sigliufy wac placed In % car
fingo later in the night AMI with d
strong force II police was brought "a
the hotel. The military was s.ill ON duty
| ut Midnight
Several philemon were 80 iulurul
that they had TO be scnt home. suvera
I % the military were wounded by bgiu.
struck with f0Uar. SAuery'f man
agUr was knocked sousolsss with d
sauibng.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-27
IN aILNEn NUEsIlON.
Uagiaud willing to Talk tho -ntisr
over Again.

AHa aANhA NAANANH ~ ANNa AAN AaANHfH
over Again.
LONDON, Fob. gB.-llobur! l.. Ever.
ct, liberal, moved I'm the House Of
Commons the bimclalllc resolution
which was approved on Friday last ny
the parliamentary committee u the
Bimetalllo League. The resolution 30
substance was that "lhis House To-
CARDS with increasing apprehension
the constant fluctuations aud growing
divergence Ia tlo relative value VI gold
anu silver ana heartily cJucurs In the
recent expression OF opinion upon the
part OF the government Of France nui
the government anu PafliumUut OF
Germany in regard 10 the serious evils
resulting thettifUm. IL therefore utgve
up1n tlu government the desisubuity
OF cooperating with other nations iu al
international conference 10 consider
what measures eau be taken ~ miti'
gate these eyils."
Henry Chaplain, conservative, sec-
onded tno resolution.
Sir william Vernon HaTcourt I'D.
| millcd that the question was grave
| one, but denied mat the distress iu
husbaudry was due b tho demonuliza.
I tiUn Of silver.
de reviewed the negotiations with
] tue United States which led 10 the
| Brussels conference, nud said the
| British refusal 10 discuss the proposal
| 90 open the minis OF the various o0uu.
[ trics Tor the coinage o. silver was tue
position adopted by the present govern
mcnt, and ho hoped u would Do
adopted by 0yury Responsible govern
meat,
Tho recent declaration Of PdncJ
/ H0hsnlohe no dUubl implied q deairt
/ upon the psgt Of Germany 10 disCus.
with tho other powers the means To
mitigate the evils which had arisen
from the depreciation IN the value oil
silver. II Germany made proposals
/ with that object 10 view, her myUsty'a
government would be ready % onlel
tho discussion with friendly spirit,
while at tns same time adhoTing h ~
own policy.
As Mr. Evorttbs motion did moi
commit Jho government % on
agreement In regard 10 b.mCthlllsm,
aud rs the government uid moi
/ deny the existence Of ihu evils 70,
| f,trpd 10, nud Aa the resolutions ouly
invited the government 10 lola
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-27

I any communicative ou the su q.
jcc', whether In tho form o. c0u.-i-
cnuy 0f otherwise win tho great Biniga
20 Europe, he would not oppose The
motion. Ho was unwilling 10 place
the currency Of this country upon
which commerce dopuuuyi, at tAc
Germany or any other powers widn 90
combine on the queltl0n, they eau 90
follow theiT example,
Air. Everoips motion was adopted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-27
noLrn,n nEEEAr.
nus to tho 4. .. s., Says 10 Catholic
Paper.

Duo 60 tho 4. o.. s., Says Catholic
Paper.
PORTLAND, o., Fob. 9j.-rlu
COthOt0 ScHiHfi, tho DliaIal organ OF
tue Catholic church iu tho uorlhwUtt,
hos the iOllUVius:
''lur defeat % j. n. D0lph lr a
Third term o. United states Senator
is directly due O. the a. II. A.. ItIH
no secret thst, although the seua.0r
wEs apparently sl0ft Tour votes Uf
election, there were .Wo votes that
would 70 70 him whenever that mum.
should be sufficient 10 elect. lilo was,
In fact, then within two votes ol cleo
ton.
"Had Mrfsu. Cole aui Burke, mUm-
ber ui the house ft0m hutIUmah
county, voted Tot ham, us they were
pledged 20 DO, both before lhulr nUml.
nation a1d Afterwards by tueir uutuf-
ing their party caucus, Mf. D1lpu
would lave been elected. luB reason
th,la men violated their autu.glucll0n
pledges nnd their party caucus 0uliga-
ton IS 10 b1 found boo tlH TACT that tuus
ate mombru OF the a. T.. s.. This
rJci,tf uuIigHtos IT, mumlui8, directly
90 Indirectly, 10 vote f0r uI man Tor
ul.uu who vUtrs money Tor sgctlT.au
Indian schools, und bY srrlnunu tho
sOCittY means Catholic. 40 was cue
rent fumOr in Portland long before tur
defeat tf Mr.. DIlrh that neither G. o.
nor Burke, tho l0tfyr au tE-lfrBparr,
would vote fuF hig. Uolpu, because
no had voted Tor The government.
paying Tor tuu education NJ come In.
dian children 90 Catholic cUuluC,
rrhoYIu -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-27
KnTloE OF AssEssmENT.

Lucky hIN Mining Company Location %
principal place uI hHH1ysa, Para tH", Utah,
Location % NHU. mako Greek AIuluE
uHpEHs M.AtUH county, ltaI.
NvOIIHE Is HEREBY GIVES THAT At
~ nWUuuur % IHU board ul tru.IrUH, bold
300 fars ttE, uu Nu H,l day 1f January
IHI, Hu uHss#HmnUt $50. ll ul o.. raufH Urr
"Hlrr WOO IUytnI Gu tHu capital HlHH. fol. DE
corporation, payable 90 tHH treasurer. 10. OBJ.
D.HuH. rooms % aua % 80 south Main s|IfUt
OF IaTuH. IHII.
ANY stock upon which tho aHrcfFu0Ut r8.
mains uuUAIl uu 800 Iil day uf March, IrIl,
will Ho delinquent and advertised tor stIu Ht
public auction, Hnu 10 payment be- NOT made boo
lore, will DO sold ON EUu .HIu dgY ut Mar Do,
ls.s. Ht the hour of O'Clock %, m., 90 mo uainD
of mo treasurer tl pay HHsrssmrua aud COSTS
". !, BURTON,
Secretary
PARK CITY, jan Goth, lsl5.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-27
indictments For Ficcuon Frauds

KANSAS CITY, Feb. 2J.-rwonty-
one indictments Tor election frauJs
pefpcffuicd during the fan election
were today returned BY Sac special
gngd Jury which, siucc January, hes
been investigating charger Of C.rIup-
uOui made during tue pal. Tow
months.
Oithu offenders Justice Of the poue1
Owen w. Kruger, agailtt WHOM
there ate tWu indictments, Do thH most
important ami huat kuuwu. 10 81
charged with hriHg m acc1mplico 800
bBllJl-uoE siuulHg and other CfoIkoI-
ucif. WartauIs fIr tho arrcst o' others
who are said t1 include several judges
OF election ucro placed Ia the hands vi
Marshal stewart.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-27

doctor shores trrpfs nuI cures ca.
tnrrii uuu uii disrnsrs ut |hr rNr,
uilg, uDsUf ut.uut. iuuEs, stu'nuUh tiNrr.
LidurNs, uuu bladder ull vuruulr. UFis
Nntr uuu urra uua uisHusrH OF hutn sUavs,
Uuu dtsuu.rs ul women nud children
Ntitrr HluurH l.uIuuUuuta go I1s sitter
UUuns . 60 D. Evening" 90 A.. auua
uUNa o. e. uIs Co 4 d. ms 500 e.
MONTH Iuht All ulaIAsfN
Medicines irrr, Doctor shores uuttu
n t'A low lUHt Quick IuTp. iIu nuH
fniui'Vs srrhimrut'' 20 you cannot
come 90 tuH office writn Cor doctor
shores uvW symptom tist ANA have
Nour case ulugupsul ANA sct expert
advice s.tfI.fs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-27
4 NOM In tnrnEIa.

THIS form 1i rIiauH. especially Boz children.
lNHl u.Ht.I.H .Iu UHHI. UH#HHHH. TUU1rUI.
breathing lIN.U.t uF ImUu.#IHIr through .Ht
causing InHa.ul. ..HUr. rttUr Hui UIUu.
E'lu HIHUA.U# h.UI.NH. through tUy l.HUT.I.
lNa throat become. .ufU aUH IfuuIyU, fHE.H.T
furnishing fertile H0I 90 IHUIuIuHu.uIu aud
rt .uItH.
MUiHgrr FNou.Iur uU.Ht rfHl. appreciate
iHr ir.....U H.UFU. Iu u.f.r"IIU" i.I. UH.I .HH.
lN. .IHr HI .uu. HHm.H aUI .HHr .tt.y ul.H
n.".". H .I.I.r .I.IIH. D. f.... b. AUS W.
a'u.NHu col. "lIHvu u Dob. U..I I.#.Hrr. m
lu Doctor H...". Romeo Hu# ...U t...|.UI..
Cor H Nl.r ....F .. often. H.H HH uH
uH"'Ir ..H.U. OIL. .".aI.H. .U". .U... t....a.
. ul Hu.U U...a DO" .r.I. 900 UNUH"I.H.. IH
ouch tHU.... SPECIAL aI|I ."... I...H... ..#
HH". 1000 H.INN|... I..HH.".. .U. UH..HH. Oh.
and permanent .H|U .|.u.UEH|. certain Iu ever.
.aauWuyu taken .u N.u 900 tII..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-27
KIDNEY AsD nL.DDEH DISEASES
Guam.

hf. Jacob GI.raHh %. Woods rr1u. ttau,
says "Wnru 4 vent Co ur. %. W. shores b
Wl# ulW..f broken down with HaayI and
BLADDER disease and H1yUrU uHtuHuuu uf lhH
WH.tfalu Flhl, ] huuerrd pam anl lu'ou.
NtHIuuUu 800 tuU umus every uIHHl . would
IIFN EH .ulu u tHu HI tWUINu rNu.. and boo lHU
uay uWr would hardly hU aun t1 .U uu mr
iygs ut a4 because 90 tuu tuuNlI. palm HUu
dose Uf medicine Doctor suufuH save WU, 4
began t1 fgy| Uyurr and I improved steadily
uUu rapidly and although ain DO T..rs uf axe,
hHH UuiFCIs rUrHH one, aud Hu EuIy glad go
recommend hI4 iIr sue uruuli OF vtIgr Hut.
luIUr.H
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-27

Every susrfrur, whether fsom gHtnrrh
or other seated, Obscure chronic uiHraa-
ps, apply Ing uIriuE february tu urs tss
~ sHurc-, VIII bD treated, cared sos
uuu Furnished rgttu utt incidence uutti
oureu nt tIu n1uIuut trp r.Iu ct go %
month aIla auuItuH uut eHlH SO
catarrhal truuhios, but - nil salrrgrs
ANA Ull Diseases
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-27
IrnAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court No. and for SALT La
County, lunioI OF u.ah'


In tho matter OF Ono estate Of J0hu
JOulam. ttctatul.
NOTICE Ia uEEaBY GIVEN THAT
N john e.. CONTAIN luu MARY Aru luunm,
Executor uI NU estate Of john luHlNm,
uprtH.pd. have rendered Tor HetUcmuuL
huI hIudluH,ld count tHglr uHnInUg of tHyu
rdmulrITsuUu uI HaiI taiHlp ANa petition Tor
nu4I gIslrIuuuHu %. tHr'ry.IIUu ul tall estate
among tuuuua0us entitled Wrrgtu, ana that
IUursity. IHe fIrt day Of March, 4. 10. lHll.
No lu 81. ioDa a. m.l li iho Court Room Of
raId Court. Iu Ono County Court House,
san Luau Jfy and County, lWu TERRITORY,
rIa boom duly appointed by lg Judge ut
tau Count Cor Che settlement ~ said
rcr1ui and hearing said petition for distri-
luton. DO which ump aud place any person
lfterr.tgI Boo HlId estate may appear ana show
eansr. II any there ho why fNi account
anmuI NOT Doc settled and approved and
rr.I tIatr.HatUu made az prayed Tor,
Dated February .1tu, 4, y. l7li.
H. o.. STANTON
CLERK OF tho Probate Court
by A, a.. EEIFE, Deputy
J. H. Noyls, attorney for e2seg,eri,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-27

The Total cost uf flu courHH OF trcaimou'
uuUI DHf.II Ht ono fiIU ~ .H month"; Wuntu
UIlG4yIuHua UIrUU months ur turr. Wut.H O..
Un..t H urrHuU. ut cure ihla Geo luH.ua li
Incidence HuI iUu constant Naigutul tuT1 0I
ull uHlItu|a Go 20 uuAl cure
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-27
TOMORROW TIE LAST DAY

which Take Advantage TO Great
and iil Diseases a liunu
Matter what Disease Apply
VIII Receive
Cured at tho nominal Total Cost
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-27

MME ~. YALE Health and Complexion
Specialist, Nhlo Temple Of ngauIy, 40 hHgo
street, Jbicaso.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-27

ELECTRIC SEAL CApLs sd
Inches dcop, value veg, for
$l4.OO
ELECTRIC SEAL CApEs.u ztm
Cine goods, with uuH martin COLLAR
elegantly liuoi, value $40, iur
$22.5O
PLUSH CAPEs 'Oiu0bus door.
edged with wool seal fur, value
.l-tl. i0r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-07-30
CANTON POINT.

served, consisting OF ice CreaH hit
followed by a sociable.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-07-30
SOUTH WOODSTOCK.

L.. L. Cummings has four meu at work
FOR him having. Mr.. Thayer, his old
hand. has a small farm in Oxford, and
they have cut the hay on his farm and
on the stone place in Paris which Mel
rove Cummings has lately bought, and
now they have commenced again al
home. Five hands, two good horses.
a moving machine and horse rake with
good weather make having lively.
quite number of West Paris Lodge
Of Rebekahs from this place went q
Rumford Falls the lsJh. fhe Reoekaf
Lodge there gave Onward Lodge oil
West Paris an invitation 10 come Their,
and work the degree, and right royalty
we're they entertained by the Odd Eel
lows and EebekShs of the new city
Fraternity did not seem with them To be
an empty name. Every luxury tht
heart could wish was provided, and all
returned home the next day hoping that
the time may come when this lodge can
return the compliment in part II not
wholly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-07-30
NORTHWEST BETHEL.

Arthur +. Bean has been visiting hi'
aged mother, Mrs. Sarah L. Bean, a
this place after an absence Of nearly y
wears. Mr.. Beans business is connected
with gold and silver mining consequent
lv he has visited q great many OF tht
principal mines in the west. He vii
Start for California the 21th of July and
In Sept. will return TO his place OF bust
ness In Old Mexico. Here's wishing
him safe and pleasant journey.
Miss Blanch Penley Of the "Hill re
Gently called on her friends at this par'
of the town.
Irving Bean Of oxford, Me, and Mrs
Spencer d. Bean of Harvard, Mass
recently visited at their old home here
Z. ). Skillings is home for few days
vacation.
Warner Kendall called on some OF hi;
old friends in this neighborhood the l.th
His calls are like angels visits, "few
and far between.
Fishing for "horn pouts" by fire light
il the amusement of the evenings here
party of ladies and gentlemen got l5'
of them on the evening OF the 23rd.
No. thank you West Bethel, guess
will not cross over yet. The theiving
spoke OF was evidently done by travel
ing people. perhaps some wandering
Willie. This, the ''land OF steady
habits" has no such jewellers within III
borders. You know some one has said
Its mean TO rob the hen roost OF hen
but stealing thousands makes gentlemen.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-07-30
IOCkEiS MILLS.

The season has opened with good
house and new arrivals every day at
Dudley Cottage. Never has the patron
age promised to be so large at this popu'
lar summer resort, as for this season
Beautifully situated among some OF the
mos, picturesque scenery, which Oxford
County affords, with large sheet OF
water, Dudley Lake, near the house,
which contains nearly all kinds OF fresh
water fish, and the boats, free OF charge
to the guests at all times; also the many
beautiful drives and different points OF
interest, combined with the home like
air of the house, also the table unexcel-
led in quality and variety, we cannot
wonder that 40 many are led 10 leave
their city homes and seek this quiet spot
which nature has so richly endowed.
The management and arrangement OF
house is such that each guest can pursue
their musical. literary and artistic inclin-
atoms undisturbed. The proprietress,
Mrs. y. B. Dudley, after twenty-fouI
years experience, understands the man.
sgement thoroughly 10 every respect
and wins the hearts Of all who enter her
summer home by her kindness and
courtesy. Long live good old Dudley
Cottage and its genial prOprietress. May
she meet with the patronage which she
deserves.
Business in the mill is very dull just
at present. Lots Of the employees are
having.
Mrs. f. l.. Tebbetts joined the party
from this place at Peaks Island this
week. Little Lester accompanied her:
School under the instruction OF Mil
bred G. vining Of Gorham. n. H., closes
this week.
The Glass Blowers were here July Is
10 and 20. Considerable excitement pre-
vailed the last evening OF their stay In
regard to awarding prize to the hand
soonest baby. Tom Brown received l9'
votes, Dana Grant 2l3 and Eva p. Bry'
ant 1913 votes.
MIR. and Mrs. Bartlett OF the Mt
Abram house received telegram thi:
week informing them Of the death OF
their ONLY son, Mason, at Los. Angles
Cal. His body will be brought home.
Rev. MIR. Barton Of Bethel preached
An excellent sermon Sunday, at 2:3O p
M. from the subject, "why | am Uni
yersalist." He Is to preach again II
two weeks, giving the scriptural reasons
for his belief.
The recent arrivals at Dudley Cottagt
are Vim. Evarts, Jessie l.. Evarts, Lizzie
B. wardle, Mrs. A. w. Alexander, Miss
A. w. Alexander, Miss N. w. Ward
Geo. C. wardwell, Saml s. McCurdy o.
BROOKLYN. N. Y, Ernest Poole, Chelsea
Eleanor Rogan, Charlstown, Eleanort
s. Wolff, Annie F. Mcmahon, Rober
Roughan, w. l.. Harrington and Susie
w. Porter Of Boston.