davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-05-19
aROWNFjELO.

DIR. Smith OF Cornish and DIR. Carroll
OF Br0wnfield removed a cancer from
the neck Of Henry Meserve OF this vii
lage.
Mrs. VIM. Rowe has gone to Peabody,
Mass.
Mrs. DIR. Fitch is visiting friends in
kezar Falls.
Quite number of Brownfield Odd
Fellows went TO Eaton, n. H., Wednes-
day evening, and took supper with their
odd brethren at that place. They report
a good time.
Miss Lowell of Hiram attends school
here and boards with Mira. Adams.
MIRA. Bullock Of New York gave q
very instructive and interesting temper
ance lecture at the church Wednesday
evening.
Maria Arkwright and her company are
to play here three evenings, commenc-
Ing Nay 18th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-05-19
ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING AT ANpovsR
HARRY JARsroN PULLED THE TRIGGER,
AND fEEp PIIiLBRICK Is DEAD THEY
DIDN'l KNOW IT WAS LOADED.

A sad base OF accidental shooting oc
CURED lt Andoyer Sunday afternoon
the 10Th. Harry Marston. aged - years
who worked for farmer on Farmers
Hill, wal sent 10 Mr.. Philbrick's on al
errand. while there hc and the BOYS
got to Ia king shot guns, and he picked
upa CUB aud asked IL II was loaded
The reply WAS that it wasn't. After.
wards in examining the gun he pulled
the trigger, when IL went off, the charge
taking effect in the side Of Fred Phil
brick, agtd 3. He died from the effects
of the wohnd the next morning. County
Attorney Smith WAS summoned, and, ac-
compauiH by Coroner Fred A. Porter,
went TO jndover, but the shooting was
evidently entirelv accidental, and no 10
quest wal considered necessary.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-05-19
SOii1A Wnnns1OcK

Rev. =. ;. York made Us a short call
tie other morning. ard We were glad &c
see his welcome face once more.
Geo. Cummings Is at work for +. l..
Wvman this summer.
Spraying fruit trees has been going
on for some DAYS past, and the BATH,
with insects has commenced In good
earnest. have sometimes thought ol
the portion OF that old hymn, II mus
fight IL would win; Increase my cour
sgc, Lord" and thought II was ap
pllcable TO the fruit grower at the pres
ent time.
Farming il well under way. but no
much planting has been done vet.
Mrs r l.. wyman hes put into th'
stores for sale over 200 Mayosskets
from Audoyer 20 Mechanic Falls.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-05-19
mrs. DEACON LEWIS

died May 18th, aged 80 years, days.
She wax the daughter OF Peter and
Rebecca (Doble) Chase. Her father
came to Paris when young man, and
settled OH farm near North Paris. She
was one az r family Of fourteen children.
only one bf whom is left, Rev. 5. q.
Chase OF Connecticut.
She WIS converted about seventy
years agdat campmeeting in Farming
ton, aud United with the NJ. +. church.
In 1912 she married Rev. Addison Alb
bolt, and for few years lived in Rhode
Island. About fifty years ago they NOV
ed 10 North Paris and united with the
,pti-t c1drch, where he preached until
his health failed him.
In ls5d she married VIM. Drake OF
Sumner, tnd lived there few years.
when tibet moved tn North Paris, and
lived THERE until Mr.. brakes death 10
1850.
She aft, wards married Dea. Morgan
Lewis Of Hartford, Conn, who died n
little mort than two years ago, when she
returned d. her sons ut North Paris.
Thus Tile old landmarks In life are
passing a1ay.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-05-19
SUMNER.

VIM. Abbott and wife have returned
from visiting trip 10 Massaohu'ett
bringing their daughter, Cora, aud baby
home with them.
Nellie NJ. Foster has returned To he
work Ia Auburn, after four weeks vaca
ton. much improved In health.
Frank J. Thompson OF Rumtor'
Centre was In town last week.
George Dyer has made qnite an i'm
provement on the outside OF his house b,
putting in new windows and on ncs
blinds, also new double front door.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-05-19
LOWELL

The Congregational Circle was enter
tanned al the town hall on Wednesday
evening by Mrs. Manson and Mrs. Stan
ton. \ baked bean supper WAS served.
The Christian Circle Was entertained
NJ the hall Tuesday evening.
Rev. WIN. G.. Wade Of Monmouth
preached here SUNDAY.
Rev. Mr. Baker OF the Christian church
exchanged sunday with Rev. Mr.. Nc
Donald OF North Waterford.
+. w. Stanley Is at work for Howard
Charles
T.. McAlaster of Lewiston Is In town
on business.
Mrs. c. II. Brown Is visiting in Nor
way.
Mrs. T.. y. Fox has been on the sick
lat
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-05-19
TEACHERS, CONVENTION.

The oxford County Teachers Asso-
citation will hold convention at Bethel
May 18th, opening at 10 O'Clock A. VI.
Arrangements will he made so that
teachers desiring To do so can leave on a
train going south from Bethel about II
O'Clock at night. President Chase Of
Bates College will deliver the address in
the evening. State Superintendent OF
Schools WV. Stetson, and other leading
educators. will be present. All teachers
who wish entertainment Thursday night
and Friday will please notify Principal
A. G.. Wiley at Norway or Principal +.
o. Small at Bethel.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-05-19
SWEDEN.

II. q. Moulton is to erect new barn
this season. Arthur Locklin and Charley
Evans are at work there.
WIN. saunders Is 10 take down his
barn and move il SO as to have barn
cellar. George Douglass, who came
there recently to assist him, is quite sick
al present.
John Wilson, who Is quite feeble, was
visited BY his brother, DR.. c. +. Wilson,
Of Hiram, few days ago.
Mrs. Roland Woodbury. has been AT
ID. III. Wooibury's the past few week.
and has now returned TO her home in
Lewiston.
I.arkin Woodbury. is to stay at home
this summer. His brother Francis i
still TO remain III Hartford, Conn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-05-19
WElCHvlllE

The fair given by the Methodist Circle
was u success. 4 very pleasing enter
tainmeut WAS given by the children. le'
cream aud cake was served. At thu
present time they have about $50 in th'
treasury for repairs on the church.
IF. Fuller is doing the stone worl
on the bridge near the depot.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Payne OF Bridg
ton are visiting Mr.. aud Mrs. Bloomvill'
ilerrick.
Seth Ames and son Clifford are shin
Cling the Andrews house.
John Rowe is grading up the GROUND
around his new house.
Mrs. Fannie French OF Oxford visitec
Mrs. g. NJ. Lane recently.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-05-19

A. ID. Littlehsle has been at work fol
F. l.. Barrett on Sumner Hill for few
days.
a. j. Ahbott's mother, Mrs. Lewis
died May IL, and was buried Thursday
Chellis Page OF Lewiston came up on
n fishing trip to G. G. Fuller's May 9th
returning the llth.
There was wedding ceremony and
reception at North Paris May 18th, the
contracting parties being Will Bryant ol
West Paris, aud Alice Richmond of thi;
village.
WHY couldn't we have chance
for the prisoners in our county jail 10
break stone to repair our highways, tho
same as they do In the AroostOok jail al
Huulton?
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-05-19
DENMARK.

Miss Minnie Pingree, under the skill.
full care of DIR. Bennett OF Bridgton, is
slowly recovering her health.
Mr.. Geo. W. Gray Is at home for few
days.
Mr. l.. A. Ingalls, was successful in
landing six pound trout Wednesday,
the 18th, from Peabody Pond.
Mr.. A. Ii. Jones has purchased the
cottage, house and land formerly owned
by the late Geo. X. Bean, next to the
Universalist church.
DIR. Dunn and wife have returned to
Boston.
Mrs. Geo. W. Gray has returned from
Boston.
Mr.. A. w. Belcher is painting his
house and putting in new windows. !.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-05-19

Arthur ChadbOurne and family arrived
at hi. fathers from Massachusetts, Tues
day. he has bought farm on Bri3g
ton ridge and will move there imme
diately. He has been engaged In schoo
teaching since very young man, bu
thinks farming will improve his health
Mrs. Albert Holt is having portict
built over her front door.
,muel Patterson has built another
hen house.
The summer schools opened on May 4
Miss Ida ABBOTT teaches in this district
and Miss Helen Brown at Temple Hill.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-05-19
EAST PERU.
George Smith " Hanover Is down
paving off for his birch.
PERIL.

". II. Conant OF Rumford Falls ha:
been round wholesaling tin.
There WAS good turn out at the towr
meeting 10 see about the location OF the
school house and town house, and &C
copied the location laid on, by the select
| men.
School has commenced In Districts
Nos. | and , Miss May Crockett oi
Sumner Is teaching in No. aud Mis-:
Gooyins OF this town ia No. ,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-05-19
EAST SUMNER.

Several from the vicinity attended the
). s. conference st East Hebron on We'd
nesday and reported very interesting
time.
Vim. Foyc has been working for Ed
Irish up in Byron.
Representatives of the clothing houses
OF Bsbbitt Bros. and Names Il Bonnallie
OF Lewiston have been advertising In the
place.
Owing TO cold nights, planting Is done
later than usual.
Do not put In your sweet corn toe
early. Wait till the ground gets warmer
and frosty nights are over.
East Sumner class 10 Biblical History,
Stand up. Who were the sons OF Noah:
Ans. Shem, Ham aud Jspheth. Which
do you like best, 10: Ans. Ham. Why
Cause can eat that and il don't cost
darned cent.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-05-19
NORTH PARIS.

The great event Of the year occurred
here last week when Mr.. William Bryant
aud Miss Alice Richmond were united
in marriage. Rev. ii. A. Roberts of
Paris performed the ceremony. Rev.
Mr.. BRYANT and Rev. Mr.. Wheeler of
Mechanic Falls were also present. Cake
aud ice cream were served 10 the large
number present at the reception. The
presents were numerous and valuable.
Mr. Bryant and wife will continue 10
work for DR.. o. X. Yates.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-05-19
BUSINESS NOTICES.

The hombs OF many persons are made
happy and cheerful In consequences OF
the Maiueii Kelley Institute, Deering,
Maine. KIDD reader, Ia there not some
within yout midst that would move the
clouds OF s,lrrow and despair from their
firesides, i'll you would send them to be
cured and ttcome reformed men-loving
husbands add kind fathers. Ia heavens
name, do sbmcihiug for those who are
lingering With a disease that cannot be
thrown off Sy the poor unfortunate with
out physical aid. Thousands have been
SAVED, and billions more sre on the road
to the Keeldy Cure.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-05-19
EAST 6ETBEI

!. ;. uutchins observed ArbOr Day in
the school here by setting ont number
~ IA lie trees In the school yard.
n f. Bartlett Is doing stone masonry
40 AIdover.
Mr.. Walker i clnvassing this place
for the Maine Bennett. Association.
Mrs. Mary Darling Is having her
house painted.
Farmers are very busy sowing, plant
ing, etc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-05-19
NEWRY.

While fencing Saturday o. +. Baker
cut his foot quite badly.
Will Small and friend from West.
brook are in town a few days on q fish
ing trip.
Trout seem to be quite plenty cow.
Margaret Spinney IL very low.
j. S. Allen continues to be very Ill.
10 Spinney caught cold on the drive
and has been poorly ever since.
David Vail has left the Stearns place
ia this town and moved TO Grafton.
Genie Littlehale IL at home from Ber-
lin, N. H., visiting her parents at North
Newry.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-05-19
HARRY LANE.
1902 MAIN STREET,
NORWAY, MAINE.

carry fine line of Fancy English
and Scotch Suitings for Business Suits
that can make from II To 20 dollars.
Also higher grade Of goods in black
and fancy Worsteis, with prices that
will please you.
also carry nice line of Paintings that
am making, from IL TO dollars.
carry the same goods the best tailors
are using In all the large cities. The
difference In my prices from other
Houses il not So much In the goods and
the making up, as where you buy them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-05-19
NORWAY AXE

The l.. :. G. will meet With Mrs c. A.
Stephens the 2Oth Of NAV instead OF the
23l, - reported 50 week.
Mrs Ads stiles and children are at
Be-i fuckers.
Victor Partridge has been having an
absoe,s in hi, throat, but il i better, so
ht will 90 10 school again next week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-05-19

IL is understood that Hon. ID. J. Ne
Gnlicuddy does not care again 10 take
the thankless position Of opponent to
Hon. Nelson Dingley as candidate for
representative 70 congress. and that
Hon. Atwood I4evensaler of ThomaSjon
is willing 20 give him rest. IL he is
willing there is little doubt that he can
have the opportunity. The nomination
is seeking the man, in that case.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-05-19
HERE AND THERE.

IL looks very much as IL Mckinley
would be the uext president of the Unit
ed States; bat that is BY 40 means as
sured as vet, and his name may be Reed.
However Mr.. Reed comes out Of the can
vass. he will have the satisfaction OF
knowing that he stayed at his post and
attended to his duty with faithfulnes'
and fearlessneSS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-05-19
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION.

SONpAf 0OrlOOG OONfCNiiON
The Little Androscoggin Valley Sun
day SCHOOL Association held their second
conven ion Of the year at the NJ. f..
church, Gorham. y. H., Thursday,
NAY II At IL O'Clock the convention
was OF eued with the president 10 the
chsir. THE devotional service was led
by Rcvi 4. X. Bryant Of West Paris.
Rev. 10. /. Lowe Of Gorham. y. H.,
gave the address Of welcome. Response
by Bro c. II. Davis, the president, and
singingl "All Hail"
Rev. Frank c. Potter, oi Berlin Falls.
y. H., kave an address on The Advau-
tages ot Teachers Meeting. This sub
iect wal also discussed by the c0nven-
ton.
Instructive and interesting remarks
were M de by Rev. J. y. Carruthers OF
Berlin Falls, \. H., Rev. \. Hamilton
~ Bethfl and others.
The following committee were Hp-
pointed TO consider the matter Of
changing the constitution In regard 10
the ex,iutive committee: \. Hamilton,
J. II. Ctrruthers and I. 4. Bean, after
which he convention adjourned FOR
dinner
A'teI an excellent dinner the conven.
ton Wis opened with devotional
service FED BY Bro. y. :. York, mission
ary, sfIEr which the following bushes.
was trial sacted. On account OF the reaig
nation " the secretary, 4. X. Bryant OF
West pbris was elected 10 the office.
Voted, that the following committee
|. 4. B,Ian, b. :. Rideout and Rev. Mr.
Harding, arrange the next program snd
decide lu the place OF meeting.
The dbmmittee on resolutions present
ed the -pllowing resolution;
Rcsolv,Ii. That at our mex; meeting the consti
tuition De 40 changed that the executive com
mittce ~ consi-; " three members 90 be elect
ell annually and that the president and secretary
shall IL -oiiicio members OF the same.
! !. : Rr S sssHaf"r4', Committee
The losing exercise Of the conven.
ton wa an excellent address by Rev. l.
a. Bear OF South Paris, subject, "The
Qualifications OF successful ). ;.
Tescher| Among the qualifications
mention "a by the speaker the following
were es becially emphasized: (a) Love
for the Work; 90 knowledge OF the
Bible; c) Tact: (e) Patience; ~
PnnctusI lily; % Perseverance, and
Spiritual Power and Christian Character.
The adde's made good impression on
the cony FntiOn.
Rev. \. Hamilton, In behalf Of the
association. presented resolutions Of
thanks ib the G.. +. Railway for reduced
fare, and 10 the VI. +. society for open
ing thelr church for the convention.
AdjournEd 10 meet at the call OF the
executive committee.
\. X. BRYANT, Secretary.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-05-19
passing afa.

On the boundary line of Penobscot
and Hancock Counties there Is post, It
is said, upPn which man may sit with
his feet in Hancock County and his
c.,,, rpils banging down in Penobscot
County. He may take pipe out of a
pocket in Holden, tobacco out OF a
pocket 10 buckspOrt, and, lighting the
pipe, blow smoke into the town OF Ded-
ham. B,It even then and there he
can't SUCCEED in lodging the tax assess
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-05-19
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Nuw for the BOys.
smiley shoe store.
ParasOls and sun Umbrellas
N. l.. Horne.
Wanted
Petition for Di.con,inUsnce % Road Ia lie
hruu
Petition Tor Dcanitioa Of Highway BouHdaric'
20 Canton.
Petition for Il, Gniticn Of Highway Boundarie
in Mexico.
COUNTY Tax on Will Lands.
state Tax on ild Lands.
Parker Ginger Tonic.
Parkcr'- Hair l.al>ani.
Hlnderrorn~
Pcnnyruyal Pills
Mante,i
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-05-19

A RoclSsnd horsemsn politely but
firmly r,pAed to an invitation to trot his
horse on Memorial Day, that no horse
owned BY him would 60 into race on
the day set| apart for the Union veterans.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-05-19
BYRON BolD SECRETARY.
Augusta. Maine. April 2l-t. lsS.'
REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION

hE PO5LlGAN OOONl OONsGN lOIN
The Republican voters Of oxford County are
requested a. meet IN convention az the Count
House south Paris, on Tuesday, June =. l>,', a;
10 O'Clock 4. NJ FOR thc purpose Of nominating
candiates Tor the following county OlicerS, Viz
Two senators, judge % Probate. County Treas
urcr, County Attorney, Register 90 Probate.
one County Commissioner. and sheriff. Also a.
choose a Republican COUNTY Committee.
The basis OF representation vii DC A. follows
Zach town and plantation organized for election
purposes viii IL entitled % one delegate, and
an additional delegate for every - votes east FOR
the Republican candidate for Governor in the
election % l>+. \ msjOTity fraction % % votes
win also eUtite the town aud Plantation % an
additional delegate.
The Republican County Committee viii Do In
session ~ tn Grand jury rOOm AZ ;hr Court
House az south Paris al o'clock on the morning
Of the convention. % receive the credentials Of
the delegates.
Per order Of the Republican County Com
ulttce.
EUGENE r. SMITH, Chairman.
The several towns and plantstiOns win be en-
titled o. delegates according 70 the following
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-05-19

Some luGier0us effects are produced
when = great family newspaper has ON
its stsfF one bicycle crank, one man who
takes philosophie view Of the matter
and realizes the possibilities Of the BIZ
cycle, and one man Who is affected by
the sight OF bicycle as a cat is affected
by the sight Of dog. The reader can't
always tell where he is at.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-05-19
SINGLE COPIES.

Single Copies Of the Democrat are fonr cents
each. They viii be mailed ON receipts OF prize by
the publishers or for the convenience OF patrons
single copies Of OF each issue have been placed on
sale At the following places In the County
south Paris, Stnrtevant's Drug store
Shurtlen-s Drug store.
Norway. Moves Drug store.
BQckheld. Alfred Cole, Postmaster.
eryehnrg AZ. Lewis. Insurance once.
Paris Hsn, NJ. l. Mellen, Post Ooice.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-05-19
HEBRON.

Rev. DR.. Pepper preached here Sun
day AMI gave lecture In Sturtevani
Hall Mbndsy evening.
Dr. bonham has been at home few
days Ills week.
A. Nj. Richardson was at home over
SundaN.
Mrs. j. c. Whitney Of Auburn, aud
her sorl, visited her sister, Mrs. j. ID
Sturte'| ant, last week.
Rev.lS. ID. Richardson went TO East
Hebroj to the Sunday School conven'
ton Wednesday.
II. NJ. Stearns milks eighteen cows
and gels ten gallons of cream daily. H'
will haEe two more cows soon.
Earlt apple trees are In blossom and
tent caIerpillars plenty.
We We're quite interested In the Jour
al Of MEDICINE and Science for May. The
two articles by Or. Douham are especial
ly inter esting to Hebron people.
The view Of Poland Spring House al
sunset Tuesday evening was magni.l'
cent. The whole front was blaze OF
light, aid II was several minutes before
one could decide whether the building
was onlhre or not. IL was rare treat
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-05-19
6UCkFlElO.

Rev. b. +. Lawrence attended the
dedicapry exercises at fremont Temple
last week.
Sunday, May 10th, was scorcher Tor
temperature In this town.
MR.. lib. A. Allen Of Boston Is visiting
at the home OF her father aud mother,
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Atwood.
Farblers are very busy at this period
In this vicinity.
Ex-tlov. Long made flying visit to
his country residence on North Hill this
week.
The work OF the road machines !:
sadly ,ieeded on the roads leading to the
shire tbwn.
o. I'll Hersey, ESQ.,, Is doing an exten
sive job OF repairs on his residence.
Benj| Spaulding is putting an exten'
sion cd the rear Of his dwelling.
BanA Examiner Hatch, Carlton
Gardn ir and II. A. Irish have been grad
ing up kheir grounds.
III sohe thing were substituted for thu
unsighIly plank crossings on Higl
Street, 1.-The street and residences woult
be gredtly improved in appearance.
The Baptist church Is receiving
much decided coat of paint.
Landlord Coyle and wife have beer
visiting friends in Auburn and Lewiston
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-05-19

An Informal reception OF the Frye
burg Academy Alumni Association OF
Boston was held in that city on the after
noon of Saturday, May 9th, at the edi-
lorial rooms OF its secretary, Miss Anna
Barrows, 4S5 fremont Street. About
b alumni were present.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-05-19

One can't help wondering, after read
ing the news dispatches from Bath in
the daily papers for year or so,
whether "A certain clergyman Of that city
has made "A contract similar TO that of
some Of the patent medicine men, for
advertising in the telegrsphic news
dispatches. Certainly be has got most
persistenrly advertised, whether he has
paid for 10 or not.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-05-19
wHIrrEMoRE DISTRICT.

Herbert Record has moved 10 East
Hebron on 20 whit j. known a. the
NOsh BiCknell farm.
jacob Briggs has moved into the rent
that vas occupied by Mr.. Record.
The minority Of the farmers la Ills
district keep one-hOrse team 10 do
their work and hire their blowing done,
although we can boast Of three yoke OF
oxen ia this district.
James l.. WhittemOre has several COWS
for sale, one being full blOoded Jersey,
four wears old, which he il ready Ia
match against any COW Of that age Ia
Oxford County for butter. Aay desir-
Gus of such COW would do We'll Il
call and see her.
Jason Russell called on Us the past
week. lie had Black Nathan with him
lie il "A beautiful horse aud bis p r
form .nee at Rigby Park last June PROV
III that he j. very fast, being clos,
second in 3:l3. Mr.. Russell il one OF
the few successful horse breeders and a'
u remtrked 10 me the other day,
would not give a G-u TO 20 TO a hors'
rot unless Jase Russell l. there. Well
he SAYS ne shall be there this year with
, good list and he expects TO make som'
of the WesjeruerS pick up.