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Oxford Democrat., 1897-03-23

The left vertical os three large stars, ian
instrument for rropelling;" tho second,
also reuding downward, "the last" the
third, "a mass of metal and earth;" the
fourth, "an unctuous iluid;" tho upper
left slant Of three, the call Of a certain bird !;
the slant Of five, the name and fruit Of a
certain tree Of semitropical regions: the
second slant of five, goddess Of poetry I;
the third of five, "an olio;" the last OF
three. a certain tree Of temperate climes; {;
the second left slant II three, plant and
the beverage obtained from 10; the slant OF
five, the beautiful fruit OF the last named
tree; the second Of Ave, opposed 70
zenith: the third Of five, Jewish doc
tor Of divinity, or doctor Of the law; the
last Of three. an article freely consumed In
warm weather; the lowest left slant OF
three, a substance obtained from the pine
tree; the slant Of five, furious, rag
Ing" the second Of i've. "one Of the people
dwelling on Mount Lebanon. In Syria, and
speaking Arabic; theiy, religion Is peculiar
TO themselves and involved In some mys-
terry" the third Of five. part OF the outfit
Of a painter; the last slant Of three, "a
cover"
Oxford Democrat., 1897-03-23
rILLlNc q euLLpoc.s TEETH.

A powerful and ferocious bulldog
owned By DR.. Ward, Of Scranton, Pa,
enjoys the distinction Of having big
gold flling In one OF his incisors, and =
good many cltixens who have caught
gleam Of the gold in his mouth wonder
how the llling was done. Some think 1t
Was done through hypnotic influence by
the doctor over the dog, while others In
sist that It was through the dogs i'm
pliclt obedience OF his masters COM
mand.
The bulldogs name is Gem. He is a.
ugly in appearance as . prize winner 10
q dog show. His nose IL mass of
wrinkles, and his eyes have wicked
glcam for any one but his master and
Mrs. Ward. His affection for them, how
ever, knows no bounds. Gem was dis
covered one day clasping his muzzle be-
tween his paws, rolling over and over on
the noor and moaning. His mouth Was
examined and 1t was found that there
was big cavity In one Of the incisors.
II was decided that dentist should be
consulted. The dentist found that II
would be necessary to use rubber dam,
and he promised TO all the cavity pro-
vided. Gem was etherized. This was
done and the operation was considered
q successful one, although Gem evident
ly thought otherwise. Some time after
ward the filling came out and Gems last
state was worse than his first, for he re-
fused to submit to another operation
with ether. At the first sniff Of the
anaesthetic he not only added score OF
wrinkles to those already on his nose,
but showed his teeth in so dangerous
way that the dentist refused to proceed.
DIR. Ward insisted that he could make
Gem stand on the table and have the
tooth filled without wincing. The
dentist was dubious about trusting his
hand between the brute's jaws, but final
IL consented to try.
Gem was put on the table and his
master stood In front Of him, kept his
eye fixed on Gems and told him to open
his mouth. Gem did so, and rubber
dam was soon adjusted In place. The
dentist set to work with the instrument
OF torture called burr, and one Of
Gems ears went down In threatening
way, while the other remained cooked.
The doctor held one finger raised and
kept his eyes fixed on Gems, that never
wandered from his masters gaze. The
attitude OF Gems ears proved barome-
ter OF his sufferings when the burr
touched spot close 10 the nerve. When
both ears went down the dentist knew
that he had gone rs far rs the dogs
nature would let him 20. Gems eyes
never wandered from the doctors 10 the
hour and half the dentist was At work.
Gem stood the final polishing, and when
his master gave the word for him to get
down from the table Gem danced with
demonstrations Of joy at his release.
Since that day he has had no trouble In
mxsticating the biggest bone.-New
York Sun
Oxford Democrat., 1897-03-23
Key To the Puzaler.

No. 22-Numerical: Orchard.
No. 23.-SyncopatioDs: !. Dah-L-ia,
geran-I um. harebe-L-l, hone Y -suckle 2.
q R-chis, magn- o liza, moss, n-E-ttle 8.
Larks- -ur, hell -I-otrope, hyaci-N-tb, perl
win X le-LIIY. ROSE, PINK.
No. 2i-Single Acrostic: Warwick-i.
Willie 2 Arm. 3. Robin. 4. Whistle s.
Ire. d Cat Z. Kite
No 5-Char.de-M Motor (moat, mote;
or, ore):
irow u fridge may span MoAT.
E'en though the moat bc dry,
But Id suegest perhaps the MOTE
Wa in your brothers eye.
Igran, You OR Is difficult
Exactly 20 explain.
But whether ORE Is hard TO mine
Depends upon the vein.
No. 26.-Illustrated Zigzas: I. Judga
e. Heart 8. Cuffs 4. Knife. 8. Bugle
q. Sword. Z. Bison. S. Money. 8. Noosa
No. 27.-A Hidden Flower: Dandelion.
No. 2S-Metagram; Dart, mart, part
cart, tart.
No. 2e.-Anagrams: !. Imagination. 9
Strategem. 8 Monarch. L. Question. q
Patriarch Q. Artist. Z. Sweetheart 8.
Absence o. Majority. 10. Moments. II.
Granite.
No. So-Geographical Enigma: Man.
chester.
Oxford Democrat., 1897-03-23
No. s..-Geoer.phic.i psagoaal.

When the words have been rightly guessed
and written one below the other, the dag
onal. beginning at the upper left hand lot.
ter and ending with the lower right hand
letter, will spell the name of country OF
especial interest of late.
Crosswords: 1. The capital Of southern
state . A river Of South America. 3.
One Of the islands Of the Malay archipelago.
4. A river in western New York. s. A
city of Arizona. q An African republic.
z An island belonging ~ China.
Oxford Democrat., 1897-03-23

He-'I wonder what the meaning Of
that picture is? The youth and the maid
en- are in a tender attitude" She: "Oh,
don't you see? He has just asked her to
marry him, and she Is accepting him.
How sweet! What docs the artist call
the picture:" He Cooking about {:
"Oh, see. It's written on card at the
bottom, 'Soldv"
Oxford Democrat., 1897-03-23
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A GRATEFUL TENANT.

Mr.. Ford has some houses in Brooklyn,
one Of which he rented TO Mr.. Stone, 4
mason. For three months Mr.. Ford
failed to collect the rent, and at last re
solved 10 send Mr.. Stone adrift.
"But II am put out, Mr.. Ford, said
Stone, III can't move my duds. have
no money
Mr.. Ford, being tender-hearted, gave
him two dollars, and Stone moved out.
Shortly afterwsrd Mr.. Ford appointed
an agent to attend to his rents. Every
thing went right until one day Mr.. Ford
found that the rent OF Il certain house re-
msined unpaid.
'The tenants all right, SIR" said the
agent. "Hcls good man Of the name
Of Stone, mason, and he'll pay in 4
day OF two.
The owner called upon the back ward
tenant, and found that he was the same
Stone whom he had evicted some months
before.
"How is 1t you're back here again =
said Mr.. Ford.
Really" said Stone, II couldn't
think Of patronizing another landlord,
Mr.. Ford. You had been kind TO me
and felt grsteful."-Harper's Round
Table.
Oxford Democrat., 1897-03-23

The undersigned. having been appointed by
the Honorable Judge Of Probate FOR the county
% oxford, on the thir'i Tuesday of February, A
ID. lsss, commissioners to receive and examine
the claims OF creditors asains; the estate Oi
Nathan l.. Marshall. late Of Paris In said county
deceased, represented insolvent, hereby give
notice that six months from the date Of said ap-
pointment are allowed o. cre'titors In which %
present and prove their claims. and that we will
be In session AZ the following times and places
for the purpose OF receiving the sane. via on
TUESDAY the SSd day OF May next and on Tues
day the leah day Of August next. at the court
house. south Paris.
pated this Sth day 0f March. 4. n. isgs.
AZ S y nrKRiSK nj KshsSN' Commissioners.
Oxford Democrat., 1897-03-23

Why He Was Depressed-"Somehow, !"
he said disconsola.ely, 81 don't seem to
make farming p,y." "May be you
haven't tried the right way" "Yes;
I've done everything. I've tended meet
ings and jIned clubs and voted for every
candidate that said he kn0wed the way
to help US along. But It don't seem to
do no good, and l must say I'm getting
clean discouraged"
Oxford Democrat., 1897-03-23

There Is word Of three syllables, from
which, II you take away five letters, a male
will remain; II you take away four, u fe-
male will be conspicuous; II you take away
three, great man will appear, and the
whole word presents you with great wo-
man. What il this word;
He, her, hero, heroine.
Oxford Democrat., 1897-03-23

After the College Vacation. Father
(at the station: ''Good bye, old fellow,
and let as hear from you occasionally
when you don't want money" FRESH
man: "All right, father. But let's
understand each other. When I write
to you and don't mention money, you'll
understand that I'm develish hard up.o
Oxford Democrat., 1897-03-23

DR.. Orthodox (enthusiastically)-
"Have you heard what splendid work
We are doing among the Jews? Why,
yesterday we baptized no less than ten
and we expect to bring many more Into
the church before long" Mrs. Climber
"But my dear Doctor, do you think we
can afford to have Jews In the church
You know the best clubs and hotels dc
not admit them"
Oxford Democrat., 1897-03-23
TRY. Try AGAIN.

For the beginning Of . felon, wrap
ping cotton around the finger, wet In
camphor gum dissolved 10 alcohol.
For insomnia, rubbing the hesh, at
night, briskly with 6esh brush.
For scalds or burns, baking soda.
Oxford Democrat., 1897-03-23

Apprehensive-''I'm really worried
about the baby" said young Torkins.
.Charley's worried about her, too" SIS
her health failing?" "Oh, no. It's her
future that bother US. We found her the
other day trying to put her foot In her
mouth, and we're afraid she's going to
grow up to be ballet dancer"
Oxford Democrat., 1897-03-23
No. As.-liourRlAA

My csntr-ls, reading downward, spell
the name Of n musician who was born In
July, i7l+ Crossworls; /. bundle OF
sticks = Entire. g. In plucky. T. To
perform. 5. A jester.
Oxford Democrat., 1897-03-23

offer for sale my farm In Paris. situated on
stony Brook rad. I l2 miles from Grand Trunk
Railway station and county buildings. II con.
sists OF loo acres of land Cuts from IS o. ~ tons
OF hay. Has Young orchard Of leo apple trccs
OF ohier trees In bearing condition. Pastures
supplied with never falling water, likewise a
never falling well at the house. which also sup.
plies the barn.
ell lately repaired and finished throug hOut.
Woostshed and carriage house clapbOariet and
painted connecting with the barn. Barn 3sNs3,
In good repair There 4 a large amount OF wood
and timber on the farm. al kinds OF which hnd
a ready market AZ South Paris village
HENRY EOBES,
south Paris, Maine.
Oxford Democrat., 1897-03-23

When you are suffering from catarrh
or cold IN the head you want relief right
away. Only 10 cents is required to test
it. Ask your druggist for the trial size
Of Ely's Cream Balm, or buy the 80 cent
size. We mail It. ELY Bros.
Sc Warren Street, Y. Y. City.
was afflicted with catarrh last au-
tumn. During the month Of October l
could neither taste nor smell and could
hear but little. Ely's Cream Balm cured
it.-Msrcus Geo. Shautz, Railway, N. j.
Oxford Democrat., 1897-03-23
No. single Acro.tic.

Ny initials spell the name Of a writer.
!. A large piece of water. 2. A vegeta-
BILE g. A place where birds live. 4. Some
thing growing In field. g. Something
you often seen in the winter. d An imaR-
mary being :. To he gay. s. A sign OF
mirth O. A tree. 10. a transparent sub
stance
Oxford Democrat., 1897-03-23
NOTICE.

The subscribers hereby give notice that they
have been duly appointed executors OF the estate
Of HELEN G. STONE, late Of Norway.
In the County of Oxford, deceased. and given
bonds a. the Law directs. All persons having
demands against the estate Of said deceascd are
dc aired 90 present the same for settlement, and
all indebted thereto arc requested 70 make pay
mcnt Immediately.
February l6, 1897. ELLA l.. JEWEII.
GEORGE W. CLAPP.
GEORGE A. WILSON, Agent.
Oxford Democrat., 1897-03-23
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.
OXFORD COUNTY.

Clerks Once, Paris, Ne, March 10. 1897.
No. 81. State Of Maine. by complaint, vs. Salome
McQuarry, AppIt. Search and Seizure.
Sd. Trial before lst jury, verdict uot guilty,
Respondent discharged.
No. 80. State of Maine, BY complaint W.
Michael Dalton. Applt. Search and Seizure.
Cd. MOL Pros'd on motion Of Co ATTY.
No. ls. State Of Maine BY complt. W. Arthur n.
ID. Complaint dismissed for informslisy.
No. 10. State Of Maine, by Compk. 70. Benz.
Bradbury, Appk. search aud Seizure.
ID. Complaint dismissed for informality
certify that the foregoing contains Tie DIS
liquor prosecutions finally diSpSsed Of ss the
Atssss, CHARLEs 2. WHITMAN. Cisrk.
Oxford Democrat., 1897-03-23

Small Sister: "How do you s'pose
peoples way up Norf teep warm In de
winter. Bobby?" Small brother (scorn-
fully: "why, what does you s'pose de
fur-twees Is for?"
Oxford Democrat., 1897-03-23

Some pride themselves upon the ALL
That they can TWO "A mOnstruus meal.
But ~ their s;omachs are not small
Their heads essential lacks reveal.
To swallow eggs n score or moro,
Or oysters by the dozen raw.
But proves the boassins one bore.
Who cares for his capacious mawf
The only rccOmpense for us
In the re, urring issue lies,
That be who vaunts hts courage thus
Sometimes. through his imprudcnce, dies
Oxford Democrat., 1897-03-23

II you wish to purify your blood you
should take medicine which cures blood
diseases. No other medicine has such a
record Of cures as Hoods Sarsaparills.
Oxford Democrat., 1897-03-23
I.aWyer-,JOhn, !,

Lawyer-John!
Clerk-Yes, sir.
Lawyer-Take this mornings paper,
find the marriage list, and send one OF
my cards to each Of the persons whose
name appears there, and be sure to un-
derscore the words, "Divorce business a
speciality"
Oxford Democrat., 1897-03-23

"Hit's Gurus ter me-" said Uncle
Ehen, "ter hyuh how folks will 'buse er
gossip behind her back and ter zee how
glad dey acks when she comes roun' ter
tell de news.-
Oxford Democrat., 1897-03-23
FOR DYSPEPSIA

and liver complaint you have q print.
ed guarantee on every bottle Of Shiloh's
yitalizer. It never fails to cure. Sold
by F. A. Shurtleff, South Paris.
Oxford Democrat., 1897-03-23

Hoods Pills are easy to take, easy to
operate. Cure indigestion, biliousness.
% cents.
Oxford Democrat., 1897-03-23
MEsSENGER's NOTICE.
OrYIcx OF THE suxRUY or oxvoRD COUNTY.
STATE or MAINE.

OXFORD, a. February y, A. d. 1877.
This II TO give notice, thai on the s6th day OF
Feb. A. ID. isy'. warrant In Insolvency Was
issued out of the Court of Insolvency for
said County OF Oxford, against the estate OF
CHARLES 8. CLARK Of Woodstock.
adjudged 10 he an Insolvcnt Debtor. on petition
of said debtor. which petition was hlcd On the
aith day Of Feb. A.. ID. tyI. 70 which last named
date interest on claims IL 10 be computed; that
the payment Of any debts and the delivery and
transfer Of any property belonging TO said debtor.
20 him or for his use and the delivery and trans
fer of any property by him are forbidden by Law /;
that meeting Of the Creditors of said Debtor 70
prove their debts and choose one or more Assign'
ees Of his estate, will be held at Court Of fnsol.
vency, 70 be holden NJ Paris In said county. on
the l,th day Of March. A. ID. 1857. n ten
O'Clock In the forenoon.
Given under my hand the date hrss above
written.
CHANDLER GARLAND. Deputy sheriff,
- Messenger Of the Court Of insolvency. for
ssid County OF Oxford.
Oxford Democrat., 1897-03-23
No. ss.-Girl.' Names-Anagrams.
No. differentiation.

I. Hit crane. = Hoard. 3 Real coin.
l. The bar. s. T.. ean.. Q. Thy door. Z.
r. bored A.
Oxford Democrat., 1897-03-23

There are no good coughs. Every
cough Is a bad cough. But some are
worse than others. All the same they
let up their hold on you under the In
fiuence Of Adamson's Botanic Cough
Balsam
Oxford Democrat., 1897-03-23
W. A. FROTHINGHAM & Sons.
STATE OF MAINE.
COUNTY OF OXFORD, -.

sKAL. supreme Judicial Court
February Term. \. II. lss;.
Zachie Blanchet - Peter willett
And now on suggestion - the Court that Peter
W illett the Defendant at the time Of the service
ot the Nrlt. was not an inhabitant OF this State.
and has no tenant. agent or attorney within the
same that his goods estate have been attach
est In this action. and that he has had no notice
Of said suit and attachment.
lr - ORDERED, That notice OF the pentency
OF this suit DC given 10 the said Defendant by pub
hshinng an atte-ted copy OF this order, together
with an abstract OF the Plaintiffs writ. three
weeks saccessiyely In the oxford Democrat =
newspaper printed al Paris In said County OF OK
for the ast publication 20 DC not less than thirty
dSys before the neNt term of said Court. 10 be
holien az Paris, IN and for said County. on the
first Tuesday OF MAY a. u. l>s7. that said De
fendaut may then and there appear and answer
% saii suit II he shall see cause.
Attest CHARLES y. WHITMAN, Clerk
ABSTRACT OF FJAI>rIFf'- WRIT
Writ dated Sept -. lss-,. Returnable at the
October Term. lSsi, La plea of the case.
Assumpsit on prorlissOry note dated Rum
fOrd April 25 l>s6, given BY Defendant 10 Plain
ia for the sum OF sSa, on one years time
same % DE paid Is per month tin paid.
Ad damnum go.
true copy Of orier Of Court, with abstract Of
the Writ
Attest CHARLES b. WHITMAN, Clerk.
>WAskl 4 SWA>EI,
str PIN
Oxford Democrat., 1897-03-23
KARL's CLOVER ROOT TEA

KARL'S CLOVER ROOT TEA
Is sure cure for Headache and nerv-
Gus diseases. Nothing relieves so quick
ly. Sold by F. A. Shurtleff, South Paris.
1T SAVES LIVES EVERY DAY.
Thousands Of cases OF Consumption,
Asthma, Coughs, Colds and Group are
cured every day by Shiloh's Cure. Sold
BY r. A. Shurtleff, South Paris.
Oxford Democrat., 1897-03-23
CATARRH CIrRED

health and sweet breath secured, BY
Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price &c
cents. Nasal Injector free. Sold by r.
A. Shurtleff, South Paris.
Oxford Democrat., 1897-03-23

WANTED .:siss 1:s ssd s: ss Z e :I: 81 s.:: s:
ehcqh wrls - oaos - xs11soa . CO.. 0swseos
Oxford Democrat., 1897-03-23
1!IB;s''nE||HlER


Mo- .-Enigmatical Rivess.
I. A landing place; ono OF tho vowela
9. To separate; the fourteenth letter Of
the alphabet
8. To fail; part Of the verb ITO be-" 70
drink by small drafts; . consonant; q
vowel.
4. The title Of an unmarried lady; .
pronoun; ore Of the vowcls
q A spring; conjunction
Oxford Democrat., 1897-03-23
A FACT NORTH KNOWING.

Consumption, La Grippe, Pneumonia,
and all Throat and Lung diseases are
cured by Shiloh's Cure. Sold by r. A.
Shurtlef. South Parls.
ALL RECOMMEND TT.
AK your physician, your druggist
and your friends about Shiloh's Cure for
Consumption. They viii recommend Il.
Sold by +. 4. 6hsrtle6, South Pafis.
Oxford Democrat., 1897-03-23
HOMEMAKERS COLUMN.

On topics Of intsrese 70 ths Adiee
CoLUNN. oxford Dsnocrat, Paris. Mains-
Oxford Democrat., 1897-03-23

NJ home farm Of IS acres Of land, % in tillaee
and the rest In wood and pasture One OF Ire
best psstures In Paris. Good fair buildings.
Of 100 apple trees. 20 pear trees, cnltiyafei stra
berries and raspbcrries. grapes and plume. 40
apple cions set four years ago bore some lat
year. asd the orchard bore the odd year. $50
cakes OF Ice, Z: inches square, Is inches thick an
packed. Maple orchard. Place cpt, from a, to
- tons Of hay; have cut two crops on ak
acres for two years. Flowing mostly done for
noxs year. Can now al bdt q ltsis With 4
IL niles from south Paris. in Hail disrrirf'
Of VIII cell the A. r. Maxim place Of leo seres
with LOT Of wood and timber.
IN. PKNLEY,
nox iw South Paris, Maine.
Oxford Democrat., 1897-03-23
"A NATURAL BFAuTIFTFR

Karl's Clover Root Tea purilies the
blood and gives . clear and beautiful
complexion. Sold By r. A. Shurtles1,
south PAfi1.
Oxford Democrat., 1897-03-23

Uhe OF IUt ntN anu IaLit-AI sllAfners,
BAY State" or Portland"
WIN leave Franklin Wharf. Portland, and India
wharf. Boston, 81 : p. ~ daily, sundays
Excepted.
Through tickets can DC obtained at al prinei,
pal railroad stations IN the state Of Maine
Street cars from Union Passenger Station run
% steamer dock.
j. b. COYLE. J.F. LiSCOMB,
Manager. General Agent
PORTLAND, MAINE.
oct. lsf. iSS.
Oxford Democrat., 1897-03-23
THE ILLS OF WOMEN.

Constipation causes more than half the
Ills Of women. Karl's Clover Root Tea
ls pleasant cure for constipation. Sold
by r. A. Shurtleff, South Paris.
Oxford Democrat., 1897-03-23
National FfD Insurance Co.,

OF HARTFORD. CONN.
Incorporated in 1850. Commenced In 1871.
JAMES NICHOLS, PREsIpKxr.
=. q. RICHARDS. ". PRES. q SEC.
Capital paid up In Cash Z !, 100000.
ASSETS DECEMBER 81. 1888.
Real Essase owned BY The company,
unincumbcrcd, e09,sll "
Hens5, ' - 7o.ns u
Stocks and bonds owned BY the com.
pany. market vaiue, 2.&6o.Sn 0c
Cash n The compsny's principal
ofnce and In banks, 3@,S& -
Premiums In due course ofcolIection, Ss.6c %
Aggregate Of al the admitted assets
s4.iD.sso 80
LIABILITIES DECEMBER 81, 1893.
Net amt. Of unpaid iosses and claims, ELL ,762 .
Amt. required 70 safely re-insure oil
outstanding risks, l,%,p W
All other demands againss the com.
pany. viz. commissions, etc, loS,9H ID
Total amt Of liabilities. except capt -
tai stock and net surplus, e2.0s,6sO 10
Capital actually paid mp In cash, 100000 %
Surplus beyond capital, l,HSoh ~
Aggregate amt. Of liabilities In -
cluding net surplus. NlS 80 10
W. WHEELER, Agent,
SOUTH PARIS. NE.
Oxford Democrat., 1897-03-23
CALL

and examine my goods before buying your
spring suit. I have what you are looking for.
E. L. JEWELL,
Merchant Tailor,
MArhee So. 30. Pnris, Nains.
Oxford Democrat., 1897-03-23

Drowslness is dispelled by BrEcHAx's PILLS.
Oxford Democrat., 1897-03-23

No. S3.-word xigssg.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-03-26
IN THE LOCAL FIELD.
TIE PUTNEY COLUMN,
,lnrr Ahnmt the swIndIrrs.

.r.. ..ar. Of the two photograph swindlers. To
.,.r reference was made last week. their "a.
,...,nI the efforts which have been made to
..,...-,. them. has been the absorbing topic this
,..s The men came here from Dummerston
..I .,.np.I at McNulty's hotel They claimed
u" .nrthr." whereupon Mr.. MCNulty loaned
W.,, 81 until they could do business enough to
mann f The last day they operated was i'm East
p~,t,trhara and probably further, leaving at the
tut,Ia .fIpsack in which there were few col.
Ir rhsv secured from S2j to $50 besides a
%r.,. number of photographs which they were
,',tIIr,,. Iu water Colors for 81 each collecting
....i... at the time Of the visit and the remain.
Ter when the photograph was delivered. They
".t .,.,sd Mr. NlcNultv three days board bil
tbef Mr. NcNulty's sister had given them the only
..fI.r.- 4, hich she possessed of deceased broth
~ and sister Mr.. McNulty began using the
olras In all directions and In few days he re.
,....l d reply from Springfield that men answer.
I'M, tn, description he gave had been there and
m Northampton. He engaged the services of
Ne T.tft who recently moved here from Hol
s3 states detective bureau, and went to Spring
6.j Mr. Taft went from there to Amherst
ntsr,. I,. found that the men had operated eNten.
g,,l, In "A bureau drawer in room which the
men had IN Amherst MIR. Taft found several hun
5raI photographs which were of course worth.
isss d. the. men and had been left behind. MIR
NrNul,v and Chief of Police Hall of Bratteboro
rhonr but we're unable to find their game. De-
isrtiy,s are still looking for the men. but it is
rrabahle that they have fled to one of the large
rfips one Putney young woman is minus a lock
of hair which the agent said he must have In or
der to give the picture the correct shade.