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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-09-23

LOST-A BLACK FEATHER BOA AT
or about the Margaret theater. Finder
please leave at Standard office, Anacon-
da, or at Mrs. Peter CoX's. 76 Oak st.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-09-23
FOR ALE-MIsCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE-FURNITURE OF AN
room house. cheap; and house for rem
% n. Atlantic, between L. Broadway an
Park, Butte.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-09-23

q RENT-SEE THOMPSON INVEST.
meat Co.'S ad., this page. Tomorrow.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-09-23

FOR SALE-SEE THOMPSON INVEST
ment Co s adj. this pag tomorrow.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-09-23

NINE. SwEDENBARG. CLAIRVOY-
ant. has returned. VIII be glad to see
her customers. Call 223 n. Main St, Butte,
room Z.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-09-23

FOR RENT-Two NICE FURNISHED
rooms for housekeeping. PIP S. jackson,
Butte.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-22

sued on and after July /, ISIS, 10
be stamped, also transfer Of The
certificates Of stock
Certificates Of deposit barring in
tsrest, subject TO tax o. ? cents
when for = sum not eXceeding one
hundred dollars, and also 10 same
tar for every additional one hun
dnssd dollars or fraessc= theneOf.
Export bills d lading.
Stamp tar must Be paid on
checks drawn by an Olnosr Of =
company On the company for the
pay ment Of workmen-
warehOuse receipt for y. e.
in bond subject 10 tar
Schedule A provides = tax Of !
cents On all sales, or agreements u
sell, OF memoranda Of sales. OF de-
IIvsries or transfers Of shares Of
certificates u stock in any assOeia-
tIOn, company, or corporation, q
BY assignment in blank. OF BY any
delivery, OF BY any payment o
sgreement OF memorandum OF 9th
er evidences o. transfer or sal
whether entitIing the holder in an,
manner 70 the benefits q transfel
u any stOek, on each one hundret
dollars Of par value or fractiOI
thereof.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-22


The Kentarky bgys are - n
and in god heaIth- The First
Rsgin,ent has onIy lsst on maR
ukIIe the Serond and Third hsye
Iost none. some Regiments from
wIsoou-ia have lot some 80
have most ali I0st = Few The boys
from IIIiaois can't stand this eli-
naats for some rsa=Oa- One Regi-
ment lot IL
ne frst divisiOa In here the
llfh, eight regiments IN an Ihs
FIrss Eeatscky vas in the nrsi
division. bat uhea ths dlvisiOl
uas a..Isus.i u leaVe the FIrst vas
nas fully equlPPe,i. - ne eoald 10
~; baf re ars equipP-d nSS and
r-aiy and anxio1s o. ~ 10 II.
frout 70 desend cid glory.
YesterIAy uas 4 happy time Il
eanp shea the Christian Enieav
ors from Catiettssurgand AshlAnS
visited ~ Ny b0yS TAsr wsO
/ rs Iaiiss ana 4 eratlemen- whs.
they drove up they b-sza 10 sin
'..Oid Keatscky HOme.- Uhiel
leaused some u car rOaghsss boy
% droP = tear TAey STAYED Al
day With ~ late II the svsaisI
sh<y started % the train aa.i Ihsu
-.s = saa siu,- uhil- th~y M
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-22

u mors and @ors inprss-ing
ft.-if spos ihs pablie - the years
70 b. - IN Graf Park q The
land- n sinsas f-at.re q 4 +
- Ira ih.i Il = ~ = man made
rark- Trns ssosEh man h-s tall
ru.,is anl hrid<ss and hrt-ls N or-
der thas - nay -e tAs Park. bai
a. has 80 "a tri-d his AAsd Il
c.nslrurting ~ fAngiei Gsy~rs
orrs.asrning or n-sruipiuring IA
Gr.na Canyoa - the IsslsEsieae
Th.s. an .-Gsd ienth<m- Thsse
g.. ~ IN. bear, deer and othe'
nuin,ls ars - snelo-ed n uir'
fsnras Th=s uAnder frssand ~
f..,l.1 uklEh.rsnevsr th<y uill
Mn.'s kantisart : bat liitis se-r
nnAIAs ARK j. II ErAa.i-r fsr e
s-n1Chr< = F--. ts-.sE.i f-ssen
.res.s. N-1sk-rn R.-iAs Rail
uay. IN rs-is fsr wead-IiAnd =
ana n.laholt ~ R.rk-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-22
Surrender
OF Santiago Last
Sunday.
The Eastern End Of Gu
ba Goes With 1t. in
cluding $4,000
Troops.

AT noon Sunday tbs dag Of the
American Republic was aung 10
the brsene from the hOuse u the
civil Government In Ssntiago-
Thn,e hours earlier Gen. Toral had
met Gen. shafter between the lines
- the opposing armies and hand
"a him his sword in token Of the
fInai surrender aorOriing TO the
terms agn-ed uFon. Gen shaftsr
retained the weapon 10 the Span
ish commander
Immediately aftsruard the span
Ish troops began depOSiting their
arms.
The raising % the AmsrirAa dag
over Santiago MAS an impressive
sosne- The cOnqueriag army uas
re9re--ntsd. bs-sides lie general Of
noers, By only = regiment q infan-
try and = squadron Of cavalry, a.
the American army viii not enter
the city until the spaniards have
embarked. A. the Gag went ~
every American uncovered, and a.
wInd shook ous It's folds the bands
burst cat With the strains q The
star B<ngisi Banner while Cap
ron'- battery. from Ia position oui
side the city, boOmed = salute
n ssnds u people wItnesssd tb'
scene-
In Maj. Gen- Skaters report o
the surrend~r u the t0wn be sayi
on catering the city be discovers
q perfect entangismeat q defeases
and dscIarss that il WOald have
cost sOOO lives 10 take the tSSI
With the sDaniars fighting as the.
did July l.
wh@n Gen- Shafter entered th
city BE- found Il had t-sn saeks'
b. the spaniaris- The Ninth an
ThIrteeaih Infantry have been d
tailed 10 remaln in the city TO pr'
@rxe order. Ths Spanish prison
ers are 10 camp Outside the AIneI
Iean lines until transports Al
ready Tor ti.em- A. early a
m the refug-s h-gan returning
santiago They pre>eated = pit'
: ble sight and found 10 rsIiefthen
ms sforss had bsea rObhe,d an
nothIng 10 eat could D. had an.
; uhers In the city. Many u Il
; mlserabIe refagrs had f.ll-a b
, she uaysiie-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-22
YAYPoRrPA.

I sod yO1 news from the Ken
tueky bOys- We -rs ali veil and
working. exoeI1 Harmon Whsslsr,
q Fort Gay, Who vas unfOrtunsts
in getting piece Of steel in his
eye frOa = PamP stan ukIIs work
ing-
Abe FesgssO1,s foOt i bettsr-
Work OF the dam i PrOspering.
YOa nay kno~ Why-B- r nOmas
i sapsrinteading IL
Several more o. the Ksnineky
boys appsarsd At Mr. Thomas o.
See the other day He pat them
70 wOrk Inmedizfsly and they are
al veil Pleassd-
Ball Layns and Oliver Wellmau
say they hsys The bsst boarding
hOlss in VaEport-
SheEmaa Plgg says there i D
place like hOma-
Back Crutchsr seat fishing IN.
other night and gOi = d0cking in 1
uiId effort 10 eaIch = hull frOg /.
Bill Shannon and John AllsI
Spoat the FSarth Al hO@s-
There v.s = Dag raising in VaU
POEt rsesatIy- nasy had sPlsndi'
speaking and = good soPPer-
Tbe are tEeniy nins oi - Ksu
teeky boys here. And Yea knOu
have = good tine T. IL SALNER-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-22

Why pay S&0o 10 $40 for a pr
trait fEane from an sgeat. when I
viii sellthesame quality frO.a $l0a
- sss1 (rsRemher hSveno hOsel
or travelling exPeasrsA aRd ~ ~
EiVe fCse portraits away. + the ma
sOa sell OhsaFsr ata iair PrOas.
R.M. JeSEs. l.SaiSa. n.y.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-22

bidding us good bye
We are having lots Of rAin nov,
for which We feel grateful 70 our
Father, as the dust, = few days ago
vas shoe mouth deep At times
When we had Resimental drills
We could not see each other ten
steps away.
The soldiers in ChIekamAugA are
Increasing. - they are coming in
under the sscOsd call. The Fourth
Kentucky will BE- with us in a feu
days + J. ScAggs-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-22
A Few Novelties.

In our line of Novelties you will
ind Base Balls, Bats, Rubber Balls,
Marbles, Authors, DOminOes, Par
chest, Checker Boards, Playing
Cards. Razor strops, Mugs, Match
Safes, Stamp Cases, Pocket Mirrors,
Vases, Picture Frames, Tweezers,
TOOihpieks, CuE Holders. Dolls,
Toys, Albums. Gliding PreParA-
IIOn, &c.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-22

ne terms q surrendsr As anal.
ly agreed upon were ratiasd by
Madrid
AdmIr.I samp-on'- last tom
b.sdment q sanliago destrOyes 81
bulIalnE~
A f.nd q LOO was r.issi on
she B-onklyn fsr ths uIdo< of
Otosxs H. Ellis. the oaIY Anert-
rnn aIlls.IIs the battle with Ger
VA. aret.
spsla -ssn. n usst ts el..se Out
her uary promptly. she i nov
sid 70 b. lhinkikg q sending part
u shat shs k.s In 10 American
vsisr-.
The mines have hean rrmoyed
fr..m me month of Santiago bar
lor. AKunl.paf was found aside
nnd 80 msrs % Admiral csrvsrA's
msn ,urnndrrsd-
Ths terms q surrsader give the
spnnI.h gusrrIIlas ard lrregulans
ths privilegr q remaining In Cuha
% parole. INSTEAD of bling rsnt 70
s,ain. n they - elect.
Gen- Tsral refnssd % stale the
los q Spanish tro,pS in the baitls
ofJnly / and I. bat Il Vas vep
hensy. IncludInE = large numheE
q ofnoers. IL deciArs-l tina, b
had not single 0enerai Or Colonel
IefI-
Thrrs ar nos foil Go eases o
ysH ~ FEVER sndar Ireaiment ID
a. Army h-fors santiago. hut n.
uort tdliyIs very light, and Maj
0-n. Miios thinks ne worsf l. sssr
N TYP sppsarsso - mild Thsr.
usrs l6 nsw cases and ons dsath Il
ne luenfy-four honrs ended Sal
urday niEhL
he Government has advertI~rs
for said prUposals for The Trans
rorinflon 10 Spain u Do Spanisl
oaIurs and 1lpoo enlisted msu
The spanish trosps In the city ar
no4 ala d nnnibsr only Tlso me-
ehfIe fhe nnmb@r In the surreH
\ -ler..a district i variously given =
= % t02l@o
Ther. usrs hsndrsds - visitor
q canp corhin yesterday, bat u
dnyuas r.iny and bu-Insss uas :
asi.no-aIl. No eomI4nies ue'
mustsrrd o. sxsmInsd- N-I- Ba
ianrs ssys ths Fourth rrSineI
wIli "a - rssdy for -srVies and.
1H-ssf.
The volunteers are 10 b. sopplis
uIth cartridggs eontsIning smok
f-.s poufsr. smoksless powder
al.o lsing snPplied % the nav
ssssral ernissrs and nonero1
euutnnfs noa have magaEines n
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-22

PhsGOs a or T. = Array sOldl
sr hoys sAa - haa for >se a grOaR
Wrils orcan tOr sane
IN JOSES. i.hotograpAer,
lAaiSa. ky-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-22
SACRIFICE SALE

I.alies aas shOes. Gus ton made
latest siyBes. cOin and pointed toes,
wOrth t15a. nOr yOar ehOios for
Na A-I-LOAE&CO.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-22

RnunsEE-~sA AAaals th- OSd
rsIiahls Liu.ssss..< Fs@r. Sullivan
4 Kisa.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-22

FOz SALE--Haad made dOg
cart. II ineh Ehe~ls- VIII trade
tor oO-n To b. delivered in the fall
F-H- YATn&
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-22
NoTlcE,

{. N. Crnscher 4 ~ are new
s,anlacslag "a aNdsgtAkers' oasl-
as Ia tAe "a GaaAsll ,,oss ealla.
lag.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-22

hwIl arrest Ms Il hrsh Ard
ssslorc - . normll oont.ioa ~
inl.na ths sklli ani ths aiaA b
uI'Isnri.h ~ Md q ne anrnir,
uIn 80 4. oo.gh hal shs l,s'sa-
In a ths thro,k ard l1aga eni
eu., ln<l,3rnl osnzunP.sca- We
n,ka lkh ulalrncnt tsc,u,s q,
.rrrsi,n,r 4 ,W,nsy- -1vs ysan IA.
p,S,sn h n ,rns 4 thounnts =
c,.rA A~.~ - sooTrs l->>>
y. =. - = tsn.A
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-22
What is
Emulsion

hha slsr.Etkrning fooi and
-. rcnarkank n ~ hEzAt.rn-
i.r r-oprrsiEE. h csnt.ins Co
Live o. en.sih,i q partially
srrs,ua, conkinsi vith ~ vsA
|knoun And kiEklY pri,sa Hypo-
rhospkilrs 4 nn< anj Soda. .
ik,f thrir poArnrY b naarriahy
fnrrensra.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-22
SpectaCIes! !!

Wecan At any ordinary case Of detective Wis
ion with the best crystal lenses at one-half the
prices charged by city dealers and peddIars- Our
stock contains all prices from 25e up
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-22

To Cure a Cold in One Day
Take Laxative BrooO QainIne
IabletS- All druggists refund the
measy n if fails 10 cane -sc-
FSr sale by A n Hazhss and J
H. Rsy1Olds. LOaisa. KY
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-05-10
CHARLES w. FRYE.

Died In Cooke, Montana, April "a,
aged Il years.
Mr.. Frye WAS son Of Capt. Isaac Frye
OF Fryeburg, = descendant 10 the same
line with Senator Frye from Gen. Joseph
FRYE. Who WAS An officer 10 the French
and Indian war and received a grant OF
Frveburg for his military services.
Graduated from Fryeburg Academy he
early went West, living fret 10 wiscon-
sin and afterwards 10 Montana, In the
mining region near Yello wstone Park
Here for several years he had charge OF
the property belonging to the Republic
Mining Co. Of New York, at the same
time looking out for interests Of his own
Gen. G. o. Eaton, who was Surveyor
General Of Montana during Harrisou'i
administration, in a recent letter says
1--WE all regard Mr.. Frye very highly In.
deed. His is rugged, straight forward
character, strong In his likes and dis
likes. but In him there IL neither guile
nor deceit" Mr.. Frye Was unmarried
His only brother, Amos c. Frye, who
WAS postmaster at Fryeburg, died 10
February. Mrs. jane w. Coolidge, his
sister. still lives at Fryeburg, and there
the funeral Was Thursday OF this week
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-05-10
MARRIED

In Buckficld, May 4, at the residence Of virgi
p. DeCoster, by Rev. G. B. Hannaford. Mr.
Charles II. verrtll and Mrs. Dora sturtevant
both of Buckfeld.
In Bethel, April q, by Rev. =: Z. Barton, Mr.
Douglas W. Gushing and Miss Georgia a
Macon. both Of Albany. Ne.
In Bethel, April q, by Rev. r. 4. Barton. Mr.
George n. Rolfe Of Albany. and Misc BLANCHE
L. Mills of Bethel.
In Bethel. April 30, by Rev. y. 3: Barton. Mr.
Geo. Cumminrs and Mise Cora X. Cummings
both Of Albany.
In Norway, May 4. by Rev. B. 8. Rideout
Nathan Il. York and Gertrude N. Holt, both o
Norway.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-05-10
THE TIMES TWICE A WEEK.

The Rumford Falls Times, which has
for few weeks been putting out its
issue 10 two psrts-four pages early 10
the week and eight at the regular time
announces 10 It's last issue that the semi.
weekly feature will be made permanent
Four pages will be issued Wednesday
morning and eight pages Saturday
morning. This IL movement In accord
with the enterprising spirit Of the age
and the demands of the public, and may
It receive the appreciation which 1t de-
seryes
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-05-10
NORWAY.


Univsrslist Church. lev. Caroline =. Angel,
Psssor. Preaching service on Sunday. 81 10 =
4. H.; sabbash school. IL Is A. y; Y. p. Q. U.
second c Con :; Church. R.v. 3. g.
R;deont. Pastor. Preachine service sunday,
10 50 a. H.; Sabbath School, II IS 4. H.; Social
Meeting, DO 2. NJ; regular weekly Prayer Meet
Ing. Wednesday evening; Young Peoples
S :sScdiss cSuscS. . w. W. 3. Elar,dss. Pastor
Preaching service, 10 80 4. ~; 6abbeah school.
u 90 n; Social Evening Meeting. 100 ?. r.;
prayer needing. Tuesday evening; class msss'
kapsiss Church willard c. Cook, Pastor.
3 90 ?. \. Prayer Meeting. Saturday evening.
STATED MEETINGS.
A. M.-Union r. A. g., No. 3, assemblies
Wednesday Evening. on or before full moon, q
Sd Han ~ gss.s Ts oSd.y ETsn
ing on or before full moon. Oxford Council. &.
3 B. ~, Friday evening. on or afSer full moon:
10. D. F-Re3ular meeting In Odd Fellow
ns Eyd1 S wq IAN
and fourth Friday EVENING" Of each month. NJ:
Hope Rebekah Lodge. No. 81, meets on first and
third Friday Of each month.
K. Of P.-Regular meeting In Hathaway Block.
Division. No. Il. meets third Friday Of esch
P. OF H.-Norway Grange meets second and
fourth Saturdays Of each month q Grange Hall.
g. A. R.-Harry Rust Post, No. 81, meets In
New G. A. r. Hall on the third Friday Evening Of
each month.
W. Z. C.-Mecss In New g. A. r. Hall. Mon.
day evening.
i. 4. o. f-Lakesidc Lodge, No. Ia, meets In
New G. A. r. Hail. on the drst and third Wed
pesday evenings Of each month.
4 list OF fishermen and their catch up
to May 81, '9s, out OF Lake Pennesee-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-05-10
LETTERS TO SOUTH PARIS PeoPL

LETTERS TO SOUTH PARIS PEOPLE
To j. p. Richardson, South Paris, Me-:
Dear Sir III you are going to paint,
buy Pure White Lead, Pure Zinc, Pure
Linseed Oil and Pure Uniting Colors, and
you have the materials for making the
best-covering and longest-wearing paint
It's possible TO make.
Have your painter mix them In paint
tub with . stick and paint one-half OF
your house with this paint, and the other
half with our Pure Lead and Zinc Paint
which is composed OF exactly and only
the same ingredients as the above, and
we will guarantee chat our paint, BY
reason Of Its being ground and mixed by
machinery, will wear fully twice as long
as that mixed by hand.
Yours truly.
F.W. DEvoE g. Co.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-05-10
AND NOW FOR SAMPSON.

The next battle OF the war will In oil
probability be between Admiral Samp-
sons fleet and the Spanish fleet which
left the Cape Verde Islands a short time
since, and will take place In the near
vicinity OF Porto Rico. Both these fleets
are now supposed to be near there, and
the fight may even now be In progress.
II not, It will undoubtedly come within
q day or two. II will be battle royal
such a sea fight az the world has never
seen, for so heavy fleets Of modern fight
ing machines have never been engaged
In combat.
The record made by Admiral Dewey q
week since at Manila can hsrdly be
eQualed 10 this fight, and It IL within the
range Of possibility that the American
feet may suffer reverse-but we don't
expect Il, for We have faith In the
American navy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-05-10

Here Is an example Of Names Patri-
o,i,m and the spirit Of the boys VINO
xore the blue In 1861. Capt. Thomas r.
Re.ls Of Portland has received letter
from $. :. Carleton, Of Webb, Me-, stat
ing that II Capt. Beais woolo eniist :
company for thts war, tne vi, ,S
served under Capt. Beals In 1901, vo1,u
shut up bis store In Weoo, snd VIII . n's
four sons, enlist for active ssIve.
Capt. Beals was very much pieeseo y
this letter, a. indeed hs has eood reason
70 be.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-05-10
OLE D..

In Kezar Falls, May !, Mrs. David 8. Fogg
aged 81 years.
In Fryeburg. Apr. as. John Locke. aged 81
years.
In Denmark, Apr. %. Alvin Richardson, aged
~ years. =,
Child, wife of Chas W. Matthews, aged "
years.
In Denmark, Apr. 25, Mrs. Dolly, widow OF
Jonathan Dresser.
In Cook, Montana, Apr. %. Charles W. Frye
In North Waterford, Apr. 10, Mildred, daugh
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bisbec, aged d
years.
In Hiram. April %. George W. Burbank. aged
IS years, 2 months, days.
In Hiram. April q, Benjamin Burbank, aged
u years, months.
In Browpacid, April q. Miss Mabel Poor
daughter of Oscar Poo-. aged Is years.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-05-10
RESOLUTIONS

OF respect and sympathy on the death OF
Nathaniel Young, comrade OF Vim. K.
Kimball Post, No. las, G. A. r., OF
Paris.
Whereas, An allwise Providence has
seen fit TO remove from our ranks below
to join the ranks beyond, We bow In
humble submission TO His will, feeling
that our loss Is his eternal gain.
Resolved, That We cherish q remem-
brance Of him as a brave soldier aud a
Christian citizen.
Resolved, That copy Of these reso-
lutions be sent to the family Of the de-
ceased; also to the Oxford Democrat for
publication, and spread upon our post
records.
S Sss :; s IT, sssn, Committee.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-05-10
a list OF fishermen and their catch up
to May 81, '9s, out OF Lake Pennesee-
Haasee.

Judge s. 8. Stearns Is having his house
painted.
H.. l.. Shepherd OF Rockport was 10
town this week on business.
Col. w. w. Whitmarsh went to Port
land one day this week.
Road Commissioner c. 4. Freeman IL
brushing up the streets In flne shape.
Reuben Andrews has opened q beer
store at the Gorham knight store.
Thomas Smiley 10 In Boston this week
on business.
Eugene Flood has moved his family
to Berlin, N. H., where he has shoe
store.
James Mcdonald has moved from J.
O. Crooker's on Deering Street TO Mrs.
Laura HSskel's on Main Street.
Simeon Hartman has put up new
awning and enlarged the platform 10
front OF his store In Beal's Block.
Mrs. Jackson Clark was called to
Franklin Plantation last week by the
death of her only child, Mrs. Rosie
Mstthews.
Jsmes Pledge has got the horse trot
fever.
Z. W. Bartlett OF Lynn, Mass, Is visit
Ing friends In town.
The first military company Ia Norway
WAS organized 10 1900, and the last
organized company was In 1898.
There were more cameras turned on the
soldiers Monday morning than there
ever will be guns from the enemy.
II. Dennison Cole has entered the
hospital service OF the United States
regular army and IL stationed at WASH
ingtOn. ID. G.
The regular May term Of the Norway
Municipal Court, Tuesday, developed
but little business. There were several
new entries but no case Of importance.
One trial. Kezu Falls parties, Jordan
Stacy W.. James w. Chapman 4 Son. 1t
WAS q question OF accuracy OF accounts,
and the Judge reserved his decision.
l.. p. SWEETS dogs killed some sheep
up In Woodstock, but then never mind,
SWEET paid the bill like good boy.
Capt. Stiles is directing his attention
towards the post office.
Lieut.. Col. Z. +. Smith writes that the
Almighty made him little too heavy TO
pass muster, but never mind, the Gov
ernor has retained him on his staff, so he
gets there all the same.
We are much pleased TO learn that
Sergt. j. Waldo Nash has been promoted
to second lieutenant Of Co. ID, lst Regi-
ment. Mr.. Nash Il well versed In mill
tary matters. He fired the first and only
shot during the Dago war at Norway.
II Mach draws bead on Spanisrd the
: Spsniard IL out.
! K. F. Townsend Is clerking for VIM.
G. Leavitt.
Chief engineer Hathaway was drilling
the firemen Monday evening.
Mrs. John w. Bird Is visited by her
mother, Mrs. Storer, Of Cornish.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Jones Of Lynn,
Mass, are visiting In town.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-05-10

A number Of students have left the
various colleges to join their companies.
The seniors are assured Of their diplo-
mss and the undergo uates viii receive
credit to the end OF the year. " AL
Names educational Institutions kicker
Classical Institute takes the lead with
aixtsen boys Who 90 TO Tie front with
The Hoult0n company.