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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-04-16
DIxEteLO.

Miss Nellie l.. Stanley has arrived
home frpm her visit In Massachusetts,.
MasteE George Stowell Is quite sick.
The shall row boat used mt the ferry
went down river one night last week and
our mail was delayed about three hours.
The show has about all gone and our
streets DIRE quite dry.
c. CT Freeman has his boiler and
engine III place and Is using them some.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-04-16

Prescott 4 McInnes are back again at
work In the rock cut back of Mr..
Locke's. They are fitting up boarding
house To board their men all together.
Judging by the amount Of dynamite
that they have brought with them they
expect 10 do good deal OF blasting vet.
The big rain brought the river up to n
high pitch and broke up the Ice much Of
the way. but did not carry II out.
Wallace Reed and wife have moved
back to Weld. He has worked n long
time for Swain Il Reed and his wife has
worked for Mrs. John Reed.
Travellers are few now over the muddy
roads.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-04-16
UPTON.

Born in Upton, April l., to the wife OF
NJ. A. Lombard, twins.
Born, April 6, to the wife Of Thomas
Warren, daughter.
The recent thaw has carried the snow
nearly of and made the roads in very
bad shape.
Ryerson is still In the woods hauling
spruce, hoping to I'LL his contract.
Ii. NJ. Lombard has been to Farming
ington looking after some Upton pau
pers. I.
III. |. Abbott has received an order
from Massachusetts, for twelve barrels Of
potatoes for seed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-04-16
DENMARK.

Prof. Z. Roberts OF Boston has en-
gagged bdard for himself and family
seven 10 humber, at the Msplewood for
the months OF July and August.
Mount pheasant Lodge, |. o. G. T., Is
on the ihcrcase-bo in membership
and intertst.
Any enc wishing TO find the best
maple sy fup made in town will make no
mistake FALLING for IL at Mr.. Walter
Blake's.
Prof. lioberts has returned TO Boston.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-04-16
EAST BETHEL.

Mr.. GePrge +. Rich of Berlin Falls,
y. H., MI. Arthur Brown of Milan, y.
II, aud wing Kimball spent last Sab
bath at Ms place.
Last Friday the neighbors Of Madison
Bartlett iut and hauled TO his house,
sawed, sblit and put under cover a good
woodpileI
Miss lillian kimball returned from
Gorham Normal School April 3. she
recently lisited Miss Alice Wheeler and
other friinds at South Paris.
Mr.. VI rd Swan is painting for ii. b.
Holt.
FL. Hassell IL framing building for
Porter Fjrwell.
Mr.. Adams Bartlett OF Rumford visit
ed RELATIVES az this place last week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-04-16

To the Honorable Board OF County Comission'
ers In and for the County OF oxford:
The undersigned, Selectmen OF the town OF
Paris. respectfully represent that road or high.
way was located BY the County Commissioners
In The fall OF A. ID. lss6, commencing at or near
The four corners near ). NJ. Kings In Paris, and
running thence in -outheasteriy course through
mart Of said town Of Paris IN the town line be,
tween aid Paris and Hebron, thence over land
I'm Hebron 10 the highway near the foot OF SGu'.
her Four Hill. so called, In said Hebron; that
nublic convenience and necessity do NOT require
the location and building OF said road; that the
eypense 10 each town ~ build said ROAD wouii
he large and that It would not be OF SUFFICIENT
benefit 10 the public to warrant the large ex-
nense OF building said road and OF keeping the
same In repair Therefore the undersigned, In
pnrsuance with vote OF said town OF faris,
pray that the same may he discontinued.
~ w. $. STARBIRD, Selectmen
FRANK PORTER, of
Ii. ID. HAMMOND Paris.
The undersigned, In pursuance with vote OF
the town OF Hebron, join In the above petition
and endorse the statements therein made ana re
snectfnlly pray that said road he discontinued
q. y. BRADFORD, Selectmen
WIN. DEC0STER, OF
W. II. ALLEN, Hebron.
Dated this 23rd day Of March, A. ID. 1870.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-04-16

Anyone who has made the sequaint-
a.Ss Of the genial Gen. "Sam" Leayitt
"a PASSPORT kEows that he is always
.Vunl to De ION time" Perhaps this
nay De partially accounted for by the
.seI that he has the oldest as well as one
~ 'ne best running clocks in Washing
.Ou county II not in the state. 10 was
Manufactured in London in 1928 and to-
Jay Is as reliable as tides and sunrise.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-04-16
noewAy LAKE.

Eugene Flood and wife. Asa Frost ana
w;te and two children were at DaViu
Floods Sunday. 18th b;s
Henry Bradbury is stopping with MS
sister. Mrs. James Shedd. =. a..
A thunder shower April yin u VIC
erst NJ the season We think.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-04-16
RUMFORD.

Miss Cynthia Walker and Miss Luna
Abbott have gone 10 Washington, ID. c.
The rain of Monday aud Tuesday rails
ed the brooks and river 10 full banks.
The snow is fast going. Some are
using wheels, others sleighs. Ii is hard
TO decide which Is the better now.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-04-16
SOlJTH RUNFORD.

W. Clark has engaged his son-in-law,
=. Il. Jones Of Worcester, Mass, 10 car
~ on his farm this year, and Mr.. Jones
has hired W. +. Clark 10 work for him
and lac will remain in Worcester for the
present where he has a good JOB as n
railroad engineer. Mrs. Jones and her
three children came Wednesday TO keep
house for her father and brother.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-04-16
WElChvIllE.

John Rowe and Charlie Bumpus OF
Oxford are doing the carpenter work on
Fred Halls house.
Robins, grasshoppers and butterflies
have made their appearance.
MIR. Nell Dorr plowed and sowed peas
April 9th.
Mr.. A. X. Richmond has returned
from his trip to Boston.
Dexter Andrews has sold all but
eleven of the fifty carriages he had for
sale ut the station.
Mr.. BloOmville Herrick has bought
the Canwell place.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-04-16
nIYEIEIn CENTRE

Mrs. Enos I. Gould is gaining.
Born, 10 the wife Of George L. Porter,
daughter.
Alex Holman has got his mill repaired
and runs il night and day. He has had
the misfortune 10 lose a horse.
Daniel Newton has sold his oxen to
Mr.. wilkins at Jay Bridge.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-04-16

Be sure 10 find the Smiley shoe Store
sd 10 this paper, and be sure YOU find
them. when YOU need ANYTHING in their
line 10 their new store, l27 Main Street,
Norway. Maine. They have one Of the
Ae,, stores in the state. Call and see
them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-04-16

A.. ladies interested in continuing the
Iadie, Baptist sewing circle through the
summer are requested 70 meet with Mrs.
lydia Hammond on Wednesday after
noon. April 18th, at o'clock. All cor
daily invited.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-04-16
KEZAR FALLS.

Miss Myrtle Stacy Is very sick.
Travelling has wonderfully improved
since the rain Monday aud Tuesday.
Mr.. Gilman Norton WAS buried last
Saturday.
5. ID. Boynton has opened new store
at No. l6 Main Street.
Easter Sunday will be observed by the
NJ. +. Sunday School giving a concert
in the evening.
Rev. Mr.. stevens OF South Windham
preached at the Advent Chapel last
Sunday.
The glass blowers left this place last
Monday morning for Bridgton.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-04-16

Be sure to find the Smiley Shoe Store
ad in this paper, and be sure you mud
them when you need anything In their
line. in their new store, l21 Main Street,
Norway, Maine. They have one OF the
best stores in the state. Call and see
| them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-04-16
NOQYA pARiS

A. ID. Hezeltine has exchanged a
stand located at Mechanic Falls with
Wallace Ryerson for farm on Turkey
Hill, Paris, and has moved.
W. II. Childs has sold his farm to
George o. Chase and Mr.. Childs expects
10 carry the mail from May lst.
Mr.. George Hallett OF Charlestown,
Mass, has moved into Mrs. Robbins
rent.
Mr.. Albion Abbott has moved in with
Mrs. Olivia Andrews and will carry on
her place. :,
Oscar Kimball has moved into Dodavah
Hammond's rent. Mr.. Hammond and
wife left for their job in Livermore last
week.
Fred Durham has got home from
packing apples.
Frank Barrett has gone to South
Waterford to stay q while with his
daughter.
There are several new patrons on A.
d. Andrews cream route this spring and
he will need larger wagon.
Norah Whitney is at work at South
Paris.
A. d. Littlehale came home April 18th.
He has had job packing apples for +.
l.. Barrett lasting all winter.
Mrs. Ella Andrews has been over to
Frank Barrett's on Sumner Hill, Q few
days, caring for Mrs. Barrett who has
been very sick.
Lorana Robbins went to Portland
April 5 to see the celebrated DR.. Flower
Mrs. Holt of Bethel Is stopping at d
w. Dunham's.
X. Churchill was at Bethel last weei
looking after oxen.
Plenty Of water for our mills at pres
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-04-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie +. Newell have
,hs sympathy Of many friends upon the
Sesth Of their infant daughter, which oe-
en-red saturday morning.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-04-16

There il change in the arrangement
% trains on the Grand Trunk, taking
eaet, this Monday morning. The fore
boon train up and the afternoon express
down are now through trains. IL there
i any change Of time we shall know il
In TIE course Of few DAYS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-04-16

Mrs. Hills millinery opening at Nor
way next Friday and saturday. All are
invited 10 call aud see the new shapes
and STYLES Of trimming. Mrs, F. +.
Drake head trimmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-04-16

At the Universalist church Sunday
there WAS a sunrise prayer meeting In
the chapel at six o'clock under the
auspices of the Young Peoples Christian
Union In which the Y. Z. ;. {. 4. of the
Cougregationalist church and the
Epworth League Of the Methodist
church Joined. At the regular morning
hour In the church special Easter
services were held. The church was
prettily decorated and both sermon and
music were adapted TO the occasion.
Three new members united with the
church. In the evening concert was
given which was largely attended. The
pleasing exercise entitled Easter
brightness" was well rendered. Besides
the special exercise there were reading:
and reci,ations with solos, duets, etc., all
making up most satisfactory pro-
gramme.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-04-16

\ tu~u meeting J. called Tor next
saturday, April ~, At p. NJ, 20 act on
"a, following matters Of business:
F.. 81, 81 The town viii vote O. accent the ioCa-
rit.r sr.. plan foT a school house 80 West Paris,
bel maize iv On, ~clCctmeu. and what sun OF
.-.r,r trr town vii raise for -aid purpose.
q -,, u the town vi. accept The locatiou and
t.ar s.- q -thoul house ON Pari- Hill. n male
f. ..t -t.tstmeu. and What sum 81 money The
t.gr Wf ra.-t Tor said purpose.
T -,,, If thc tuwu vii vote % rc-cind the vote
.'ta, annual town meeting % March 4th q lis
.arrraJ Or, Porter school
u. -eo g The town will vote a. accept the rOad
-sa- gre .Uauty buildings, a. lAid oGi by ms
-st.t.r-.
T Sol, th, town viii vote O. instruct the roat
..rr .-- H.utr- o. clear the limits % the ruad of
Me-. arr .lmi,r through the pine WOODS
-,, 10 the towu vii vote o. authorize the
t.ar treasurer 60 make d loan ~ money % pay
t-ta, ,wo new school houses until the tax ~ be-
4s.t--g.. l- co Itrtcd
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-04-16

Mrs. Polly b. Hawkes., mother OF Mr..
: I. Hawkes.. formerly of this place,
8ied recently at the home Of her son in
Mechanic Falls. az the age OF 96 wears.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-04-16
BETHEL.


DR.. C. ID. Hill started last Monday for
Florida to spend two or three weeks
with his brother.
DIR. j. A. Morton was called to the
lakes and found the roads In bad condi-
ton. He returned Monday.
The wife of Rev. Mr.. Pickett returned
Friday afternoon.
The w. C. L. u. met with Mrs. A. b.
Goodwin Tuesday afternoon. Adjourned
to meet with Mrs. l.. L. Barker April %.
Hon. Nelson Dingley has presented
the Bethel Library Association six
volumes Of "The Diplomatic Correspond
ence of the Revolution" bound In
sheepskin. This is very valuable addi-
ton TO the library, and the gift is most
heartily appreciated.
Bert Rowe, who has been home for
several weeks, has recovered and return
ed 10 Boston Saturday 20 enter upon his
studies again.
AID. Ellingwood has issued very neat
cards of announcement as printer and
publisher. He has opened an office In
the room formerly occupied as gym
ma stun In Cole Block. We hope he will
receive such patronage that II will in-
sure long stay with us.
Robert Foster attended the athletic
exhibition of Bowdoin recently, and rs
sequel Is at home with the mumps.
The chapel services, which have con-
tinued through the past week, led by
Rev. Israel Jordan. have been very well
attended and of deep interest. Mr.. Jor-
dan brought rich thought to his subject.
Much credit il due the young men OF
the Universalist Society for the rare
treat they gave the public opportunity
to listen to Friday evening. Seldom are
We furnished with so pleasing an enter
talnment IA was given by the Shipp
Brothers. English bell ringers, assisted
by Hoyt l.. Conary, impersonator. The
bell ringers were heard, not only In
quartette, but in either solos and duets
and banjo duets. They showed perfec-
ton of skill and most delicate taste. Mr..
Conary as impersonator has won well
deserved reputation, and that he was
appreciated by his audience the hearty
encores testified.
Mr.. Young and wife, who have been
spending the winter in Bethel with their
son, have returned to their home in West
Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-04-16

call for reliable, energetic men TO
engage iu business both permanent and
n-0dtahle Is made in the card, 1.-The
Happy Farmer, as il appears in another
column.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-04-16

\ prize speaking by the students Of
Paris Hill Academy i in preparation.
A, /; will be impossible for all the stu
deats 20 compete. two trial exhibitions
vii De given from which twelve speak
or. for the fiDsl exhibition will De- So
lstrsd The first Of the trial exhibitions
~. be given at the assembly room AZ
The academy on Friday evening of this
week Admission ten cents. All are in
yir-i
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-04-16
EnST PERU.

Ar Griffith has gone to Monmouth
after some cows. r.,
Mrs. Kidder Is on the SICK list.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-04-16
WESI SUMNER

c. f. Handy was at Norway Thursday
on business.
Mrs. c. NJ. Packard is at Norway car
ing for her sister, Mrs. Heath.
Oscar Swift has bought n. Z. Ford 5
oxen.
Frank Gowell and Kingman Churchill
of Paris made us call Wednesday.
Mr.. Miller, the horseman from Au-
burn, Is in town looking up some good
horses. Those that have horse TO sell
would do well 10 see him when in town.
Henry Davenport showed Us very
handsome western horse Thursday. lie
is beauty.
Wallace Ryerson snapped his farm on
Turkey Hill, so-called, for stand at
Mechanic Falls.
c. NJ. Packard has good secondhand
meat cart for sale.
Those in want Of high blooded stock
would do well 10 call or address George
T.. Pulsifer, West Sumner, Maine.
George Morrill, has let his farm to
Elbridge Benson. Mr.. Morrill, Is TO
canvass this summer.
Oscar Swift has sold his oxen 10 VIM.
Daniels of Paris.
Z. W. Chandler is rushing business at
the single mill.
Harold Chandler is slowly improving
from his recent sickness.
Alonzo Tuell is spending few days
with Mr.. c. w. Field.
J. A. Noyes Is soon to break ground
for his new buildings.
J. Harold Bates is at home from
Brunswick.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-04-16

The bieyeles are coming out Of their
winter quarters.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-04-16

The April term Of Extreme Preiudieial
Court was held al the UuiyerSalist Circle
Friday evening. \ number of local
cases were disposed OF in one WAY and
another. and finally Loren h. Merrill
was tried for larceny and found guilty
according 20 the Instructions OF the pre-
siding Justice, but owing 90 mitigating
circumstances was discharged
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-04-16

Mr. Alansou Briggs of Lawrence,
Mass. Is in town.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-04-16

Mrs. Fairfield Farrar has ten pullets
and ten old hens that have laid from
Jan. lst to March 3lst SIS eggs. The
pullets only laid in January. The old
hens commenced their work in February
and did not get to doing much until the
last of the month. In March nine lost
time by wanting to sit, and had to be
broken of the sitting fever. Capsi Egg
Maker did it.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-04-16
WESI PARIS.

Mrs. Geo. Ridlon has been much worse
the past week. DR.. c. NJ. Bis6ee has
been called In consultation with Dr.
Packard.
Bert Willis child Is little better.
The books at the corn shop are open
and $50 acres are wanted at | IL cent;
per pound.
David Emmons and wife have return
ed home from their trip 10 Pennsylvania
There has been very good interest In
the extra meetings at this place, and
several have made start in the Christian
life.
The business at the butter factory Il
on the increase, more new patrons com
ing In this year than for several years
The farmers find more profit In the
dairy than any other part of farming.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-04-16

The funeral al Leslie Newell's IS post
roned until tuesday al 10 O'Clock.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-04-16

Hon. +. L. Tebbets of Locke's Mills
WAS At the Hill Saturday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-04-16
KIDNEY AND alAooeR.

~ Ut humphreys Specifics No. u and
D. cure Kidney and Bladder troubles.
i'iee - cents each; at your druggist.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-04-16

The Paris Hin Universalist Society
saturday afternoon effected a re-organi-
yt-ion a. follows:
No.ierator-Ocorgc ? Hammond.
t.srk-Arthur \ Forbes.
I-ca-urcre-O. \. Thaygr.
-es>ors-H,ram X Hubbard, John ?. stan
s,. George z Hammond.
trustees of the BcArCc FUnd-Arthur r
Forbes. q. A Thayer. George Clark
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-04-16
The oxford democrat.
"ON THE HILL. y
DIRECTORY.

rvs, BAPTIST Church; Rev. \. p. Wedge, Pas
49, Preaching every sunday al II A. M sundaS
9H w, an ~ Nj. sabbath Evening Service AZ
~ PRAYER Meetings Thursday Evenings AZ
iI.1ivsrsSHs, Church: sunday School every
sunday st II An.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-07-17
grrhred1rr 1tttn gerbrfn1en.
Grauenpole Gntoeduna.

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in benz &eler bes 9ouIes go. Is
ct. @incert @traBe Die 2ei9en Der beioen
permiBten S0hter bes Benjamin s. piBsG,
Nltce unb glellie, in Der @rbe peribarrt, cuff
gefltnben. Die Gntoedung purbe BON bea
GebeimpoGi3iiten Gubbp BON Soronto unb
@eDer bon Bbilabelpbia gema9t unb ale
3peifel iiber bas S6tdlal Der uruten 3inoer
iinO II b%efeitigt.
@s barf iebt wobl nit 8eftmmtbeit anqe=
nommen fperben, bab bus entmen16te
S9eufa1, 8. 8. 9olmes, bic beiben Mdb6sn
i'm %pergangenen Sftober umbra9te, um ii6
ibrer gu entleoigen, na9bem er borber i6ren
8ater in Bbilabelpbia ermprbet unb has
9aus, no Die Gei9e lag, in 8ranb geIedt
bate, I'm cine 2ebensber Interchangeable 6aft
gu betriigen. Wie ii9 bic 2eer erinae.n
meroen, iDuroe 9olmes in B6ilabelpbiq roe@
gen 2ebensperfi4erungsf6tpinb pro3etIirt
unO ertldrte ii9, ais Der 8ro5eB isinen Nm
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-07-17
Onnne4tte 1tnn gFrEittHntpelE-
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pvthids= Ritter

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Srbens Der pptbiasrttter" bieGt in Oetrpit,
Mtd., cine Sibung ab, 81 pel9er 80 Dele
gaten fiA etngefunDen hdtten.
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hens Der Ypt6iasrttter nuroe am N2ittz
npG1 ~begpnnen, inbem Der Supreme @icaz
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Don 9afttngs, Did,, i'm &retsgeri9te gegen
Die ur6e6er beS Neuen per6ei1erten SrbenS
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tdgte ~8erfdmmlung bier Gbbalte11, etne1
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bur4 bic 4%6triinnigen gu b%er9inbern, ibre
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bur9 tpel9e bic Qtbtriinntgtn aufgeforbert
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be7en, mas urIpriinglt9 BON ben Ppt6iasz
rtttern berfIgt pprben mar pber @tqent6um
Derfelben lit, gebinbert tperben %iolten.
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bonets pprge6ra6t. Der berbeferteSr Den Der
glitter ioute 5uh befantltli9 tpeqen Der Be-
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feBung bes &ituals beg uripriingli6en Sr@
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Eerii6ergenDmmen babe, 1et berbrannt NOR
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ter na6gefu9te @inbaGts6efebl ni6t mebr
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t0obiftii9e bii90flt9e Stride a~tpinqen
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alien Orben ertldrte, baB bic nit benz Naz
men bes Srben8 b%erbunbenen &e9te benies
nigcn elmer 9anbelsmarfe G6nlt9 5eien.
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Die @roBloge bes ausgetretenen Or
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i'm I'M September 1897 in Baltimore suz
fammen3utreten.
Die National educational Qfociation.
gu 9enber, gDf., in Der Gpnoention
Der nRational educational @fOciatipn"
tpurben foGgenOe 8eamte getDdblt:
prdiibent, Nepton 6. 0ougbertp, peOe
ria, ST.; 1. 8ices9rdf., yft9olas Mnrra9
Butler, 9fetp gOrt Gttp; 2. @tce prdi., Srau
81. s. Peabp, 0enOer, GO1.; 3. 8i3e PrG1.,
SO. s. BARTHOLOMEW, 2ouispile, 4p.; 4.
@tce prGi, 6. s. @9aeffer, 6arrts6urg,
3d.; 5. 8ice BrGi., SO. 81. Sbedts, Iaad=
bafee, Slu.; 6. @ice prGi, 9enrp cabin,
9es Mpines, Sa.; z. @iee 9rGi., 6. s. 0tc