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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-06-28
PARIS ADVERTISING co.
{Atdenium to South Paris Up to-date, on
and fourth pages

and fourth pagcs.l
The Paris Advertising Co. though only
established In business here two years,
is one Of the most reliable and best
known concerns In South Paris. Its
method OF doing business Is up-to-dste
In every respect, and its popularity
among advertisers Is constantly increas-
ing. This concern controls the best
bulletin board space In this section Of the
state which Is let by the month or year
to wide awake advertisers. All kinds Of
sign and show card painting Ia done Mt
short notice and work Is sent TO all parts
Of Maine. Their specislties include
guide boards, street signs, door plates,
house numbers, ETC., while the charge
made for the service is a. low as good
work and first class material will allow.
Great progress has been made 10 the art
of advertising In recent years, aud the
enormous amount Of money spent for
this purpose each year, Is ample proof OF
the good results received. II any Of our
readers want to increase their business,
they will do well to put themselves In
touch with the Paris Advertising Co.
They have made advertising their study,
and their methods and their designs are
original. The Office Is located at No. .,
Western Avenue. near the Grand Trunk
Depot, and all communications address
ed to them receive prompt and careful
attention. Mr.. w. =. Morton, the man
sger, Is an artist 10 his line, and person
ally superintends all work entrusted to
him. He employs only reliable assist
ants and guarantees all work to be dore
just as ordered. He Is gentleman OF
honest and liberal traits, and Is well
qualified BY experience 10 preside over
the destinies Of his constantly increasing
business.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-06-28

To all persons interested In either OF the cstate
hereinafter named:
Alta Probate Corrt, held At Paris, In and fol
| the County Of Oxford, on the third Tuesday Of
eight hundred and ninety eight. Tho following
matter having boon presented for the actor
thcreupon hereinafter indicated, Il is hereby
ORDERED:
That notice thereof be given 10 oil persons In
teressed by causing copy Of this orier 70 bs
published three weeks SUCCESSFULLY In the OK
ford Democrat, newspaper published nj South
Paris, In said County. that they may appear At q
third Tuesday Of July, A. ID. lsse, ct nine of the
clock In the forenoon, and he heard thereon II
they zee cause:
CORA y. ABBOTT. late OF Boston, Common.
wealth OF Massachusetts,. deceased. Copy oi
will and petition for probate thereof presented
by Joel I. Croker, the executor OF said Will.
ETA NJ. ROGERS, minor child AMI heir OF
Albra Rogers, late OF Brownfeld, deceased.
Petition for license 70 sell and convey real estate
presented by David s. Cram, guardian.
ALTA u. FOSTER. minor child ami heir OF
fitzroy J. Foster, late of Paris, deceased
Petition for license 10 cell and convey real estate
presented by Abbie y. Foster. guardian.
W. SCOTT NEWMAN, late OF DixaeId, de-
phinc II. Newman. rs administrAtrix OF said
estate, presented by Everett Newman. brother
JOHN AKERs. late OF Andovcr, deceased
Petition for license 10 sel and convey real estate
presented by Bimsley L. Akers and John =
Aker-, administrators.
MOSES ALLEY. late OF Hartford, deceased.
FIRST account presented for allowance by W. u.
Eastman, executor.
RUBY HARDEN. late Of Sumner. deceased,
First account presented for allowance by
Valorus White, executor.
EMMA II. THOMPSON. late OF Canton. de
ceased. Petition for allowance cut OF personal
property. presented by John Thompson,
wiiowcr.
CHRISTOPHER G. FAINTER. late Of Dix
field. deceased. Petition for license TO sell and
convey real estate presented by Emily ;. Tain.
ter. administratri2.
ELMER A. FRAZIER. late OF sumner, de.
ceased. fir-t and dnsl account presented for
allowance by Mary y. Frazier. cxecutrix.
NATHAN l.. MARSHALL. late OF Paris, de.
ceased. First aocouns presented for allowance
by John Reel, administrator.
NEWELL T.. MERRILL. late OF Norway. lie.
ceased. Account presented for allowance by
Eugene y. smith. administrator.
NATHAN l.. MARSHALL, late OF Paris, de.
said estate. presented by John Reed, said al.
ministrator.
RUBY HARDEN, late Of sumner. deceased.
Petition for appointment OF yalorus White as
trustee under the will OF said Ruby Harden.
presented by valorus White, executor and the
trustee named In the will.
MARSHALL WALKER, late Of Fryeburg. de.
ceased. First account presented for allowance
by Edward Z. Walker, administrator.
WILLIAM X. SEWALL, late OF Sumner, de.
ceasei. First and 1nal account presented for
allowance by Mary J. sevail. ADMINISTRATIVE.
JANIS A. BARROwS OF Sumner. ward.
Account presented for allowance by Hollis
Turner. guardian.
SEWARD s. STEARNS, Judge Of said Court.
true copy-Attest:
ALBERT ID. PARK, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-06-28
THE WAR SITUATION.

The fact of war Is brought home to
the whole country by the publication Of
lists Of the dead and wounded resulting
from the first conflict OF land forces OF
the United States near Santiago de Cuba.
The opposing forces are now facing each
other, only few miles apart, and 1t Is
possible that before the end Of this week
q general engagement will take place,
and 1t is confidently expected that the
American flag will fly over Santiago in
few days.
The landing of Gen. Skaters ex-
petition of l6, 700 troops on Cuban soil,
and their immediate advance upon
Santiago, was carried on with an eff
cheney and q rapidity which ought to
satisfy the most carping critic OF our
military operations. The success Of the
landing was remarkable.
The tone of the Spanish press Is
respondent, but no overtures looking
toward peace have yet been made.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-06-28
MARRIED.

In Oxford, June g, Mr.. Perley French and
Miss Picnic Burns, both Of Oxford,
In Belfast, June q, Mr.. Ludoyic Perciva
SWEET Of Norway and Miss Lena Aneta Wesley
of Belfast. -,
In Norway, June -, BY Rev. c. =. Angel
Mr.. Louis j. Brooks and Miss Lizzie u. Fuller
both Of Norway.
In Norway, May 81, by Rev. w. B. Eldridgc
Mr.. Walter +. Morgan and Mise Lucy A. NC
Alfster, 10th Of Norway.
In Rumford Falls. June u, ~ Kew. .;
Kimball, both of Rumford Falls.
In Rumford Falls, June II. by j. c. Swasey
ESQ Nr Joseph w. blanchard and Misc Lels
c. Whitman, both Of Rumfor,i.
In franklin, June ii, by Rev. A. G. Abbott
Mr.. John s. Leach and Mrs. Irene n. Staples
both Of Carthage.
In Rumford Falls, June 81. ct the Baptist par
sonage, by Rev. j. d. Graham, Charles w. MIL
and Miss Annie GIN, both Of Rumford Falls.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-06-28
OUR SOLDIER BOYS.
DEDICATED TO COMPANY u.

Did you see them 10
Only few short weeks ago:
Many cannot forget that day
When our brave soldier boys went away.
oh. our hearts went with them You cannot
know
Unless you too Jaw some loved one 10.
The stars and stripes. it may be.
Prom YOUR window waved In the breexes free.
And your heart with patriotic glow
Warmed as you saw our dear boys go.
You said. How grand they look bus we
Bore the pain of parting silently.
wonder II you can know
How long the days. and the weeks how Slow
Do you really care
That now In our homo there's vacant chair!
Cab YOU think what JOY 'twould give US % know
our loved ones were safe In the way they go'
The letters they send us home,
How we watch and walt for them 20 come
And while we read them our eyes are dim
And our thoughts are far away with him,
Through the busy day we wonder how
He Is, and what he Is doing now.
Surely you cannot know.
We are glad to have IL 50,
We would spare you the needless palm
OF the thought, I'VE may not meet again,
But pray with Us that the time soon come
When our soldier boys will be safe nj home
South Paris. "A
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-06-28
PERSONAL.

After an absence Of more than twenty
Years Rev. G.. +. Ridlon has been visit
ius old friends and acquaintance In
B~i'gron snd Harrison. DE was settled
in this community for seven years and
saw much good accomplished, but
finds great changes and called for many
Who have passed away. Since leaving
MIR. Ridlon has been called to I'LL some
important pastoral positions, and travel
cd extensively in Europe. He has lectur'
"a in nearly every city as Tar west a
Philsdelphis, and Is the author OF severa
valu,ble historical works. He 10 nov
deyoting his time to literature, and has
two new books ready for publication
He has suffered the partial paralysis Of
one hand and shows the MARKS OF age
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-06-28
xAnrs or THE oRApuArrxo CLASS.

NAMES or THE GRADUATING CLASS.
Nyron Jsy Abbey, DansviIle, n. r.
Charles Wilson Atchley. Bath.
Gertrude yerginiA Bean, West Ainot.
svivian whitman Bearce, Hebron.
sAlvan stuart BArrows, Fast Sumner.
George Nelson Bishop. Maiden, hsss.
Minneola Ava Coz. North Moray; -
Eisssa Fnncss Doughty. Gressvood.
Martha Alena Forbes. Buckbsni.
Katherine Madison Foss, Portland.
Addie Reade Fuller. Canton.
Minnie Belle George. Hebron.
Robert Leonard Glover, Hebron.
Walter Lewis Glover, Hebron.
Harlan Cruscn Harden. Hebron.
Ella York Hodsdon. Pownal.
Bert Orlando Jonce, Livorm0re.
sPcrcival fraucis Jones, North Turner.
James Goodwin johnson. Portland.
sRcuben Thomas Johnston, Portland.
Roy Adelbcrt Kane. Brookline.
George Albert Lawry. Rockland.
julia Agnes Leayitt, Howe's Corner.
Hugh Cnisholm Leighton, Portland.
Bertha Estelle Lunt, Buckneh.
Addison Calvin Nelson. Hebron.
Leon Lee Newton. Canton.
Perry Stevens Oldham, Canton.
II. Mae Perkins, Paris.
Ethel Blanche Phllbrick, Hebron.
Charles Sprague Pierce, SprinGvale.
George Edward Ramsdell, East Hebron.
Mary Jane Ramsdell. Fast Hebron.
Charles Albert Richardson, Jefferson.
Mary Emelic Richardson, Jefferson.
A. Mabel Richardson. Castinc.
Ada Senior, Sanford.
James Harry shannon, Saco.
Ina Maude Silver, Rumford Point.
Nellie Bartlett Stanwood, Canton.
ClArice Oxnari Thayer, DixHeld.
Everett Haskell Webb, Portland.
ARNOLD stciman Webb. New York, y. Y.
Plaistcd jackson whitman, Buck1eld.
SEMINARY COURSE.
william II. T. Book, Cambridge. Mass.
Charles Hargrove, Charlestown, Mass.
George William McCombe, Sanford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-06-28
REVENUE STAMPS.

Proprietary and documentary stamps
for the payment Of stamp taxes under
the war revenue act will be on sale BY
July 1st.
Orders for these stamps, which may
be sent to James A. Wood, Collector
Portsmouth, N. a., should state kind
and dissemination desired, aud must b
accompanied BY cashiers draft on
Boston or Nov York, or money order on
Portsmouth, n. 81.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-06-28
LETTER TO Mr.. JOHN PIERCE, SOUTH
PARIS.

LEI Ten ~ MN. JOnN PtehSe, WILT
PARIS.
Dear Sir: The following conversation
recently took place In our store in New
York:
Customer ~ want to get SEINE cheap
paint to do cheap job"
Clerk: "Well, you want our Lead and
Zinc Paint then; not q cheap paint.
Customer: "Why so?"
Clerk: "For two reasons-lst, 10 gals.
of our Lead and Zinc Paint at @1.50 per
gal. will cover as well 40 Is gals. Of a
cheap paint at 81 Is per gal. ID, II 1t
takes painter two days to spread 10
gals. it will take him three days to
spread Is gals.
These are the two reasons Why low
priced paint costs more than Q pure
paint. Yours truly,
r. w. DRvOE & Co.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-06-28
DIED.

In South Paris, June IS, Elias n. stoweiI. aged
In south Paris, June %, E. L. Jordan. aged 81
In East Hiram, june Is. Stephen H. Fessendsn
aged about 90 years.
late william Cotton, aged "a year,, months.
In Paris, June -, Luin Iobes Shaw. aged 81
years, months.
In Germantown. Pa, June =, Rev. Sylvester
IN xndover, june "a, L. p. Newton. agsd Y
yeAr1.
In Denmark, June %, 3. e. swan.
In Sweden, June 8, Charles W. Flint, agod q
IN Sweden, june y, :. Warren Bennsts, assd
about 90 yearD.
In ~ Bsthsl. June =, Humphrey B. Hek
e b1cfssid. June 10. Nh. ohssiss Gaas,sr
aGod = yeo3. e'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-06-28
BUSINESS NOTICES.

There Is nothing equal to success
The Kelley Institute, 15l Congress St.'
Portland, IL daily asserting us I'M
portsnce and value In meeting the oe'
msnds made upon IL by those VINO de,
sire TO become cured Of rum, opium. AND
tobacco diseases, a. well - OF nervous
ness and nervous prostrstion. Core
spondsuce solicitoa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-06-28
Excused by choice


A single disappointment marred thu
epjoyments Of the day-the sickness Of
Hugh c. Leighton, the class historian
His history was read by Miss Hodsdon
elocutionist.
The grand concert OF Wednesday even
Ing was given BY the fremont Qusrtettt
Of Boston asslsted by Mr.. Chss. I
Grierly humorist. The concert WAS nc
Improvement upon some OF the fine en-.
tertsinments given bv previous classes
The quartette were finely balanced In
voices and rendered their selections with
perfection. The pianist, Miss Maud
Paradis, was perhaps the most perfect
accompapist ever ut Hebron and for
years the finest talent OF Boston has been
engaged. She gave but a single instru.
mental selection. Mr.. Grierly was not
new to Hebron audience, he having
been here with other talent at previous
concerts. He 10 much liked.
One OF the pleasant features OF the
week was the reunion Of classics In the
fifties before the days Of graduation ex.
ercises. Rev. 8. ID. Richardson, q resi-
dent, invited the living members OF
classes Of those days to this commence
ment. Among those who responded and
were present at the banquet at the
Bellevue house were Rev. Mr.. Estes OF
Sanford, Judge A. X. +. Knowlton, Lew.
iston, Hon. George s. woodman, Au-
burn.
We cannot close this report without
expressing In some way the kind feel.
lngs which emanate from the coming to
these exercises Of Mrs. Sturtevant OF
Boston. Her presence here at this and
other times, and her manifestations OF
the interest which she has In the insti-
tuition that bears her husbands name
does somewhat TO lessen the grief and
loss Il sustained In his death.
The week has borne testimony to the
continued ceaseless labor OF Prof Sar-
gent and his corps Of teachers. Never
were they held In higher esteem by the
citizens nor more deeply loved by the
students than 10 this year Of 1898.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-06-28

In Andover, to the wife Of Eben Hutchins, .
daughter.
Russell, q daughter.
In Rumford Falls. June 10, to the wife Of Alex
Dean, son.
In Dickyale, June II, TO the wife OF Grafton d.
Gordon, y daughter.
In Milo, June Is, to the wife Of Warren q.
Becker, daughter.
In East stoneham, June 8, to the wife Of
Elmer Parker, q son.
In Magalloway, May %, to the wife Of George
Flint, . son.
In Magalloway, June 8. to the wife Of A. j.
Wilson, q son.
In East Hiram, June TO- 10 the wife Of Eleazer
Flint, . daughter EDNA Nay.
In Newry, June Is, infant daughter Of c. T.
Parker and wife Of Grafton, aged months.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-06-28
cb,mo'on Shot of The W. IA

Miss Annie Oakley writes my seif and many
of the Buffalo Bill Wild West Co. have given Al
lens Foot Ease, the powder To- shake into the
more than you claim" Il instantly takes the
sting out of Corns and Bunions. Aliens Foot
Ease IL certain cure for hot, aching. nervous
or sweating feet Sold by AL Druggists and
shoe Stores, sc. Sample sent FREE Address
Allen s. Olmsted, lie hoy, Y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-06-28
NOTICES.

NOTICEsSs
To all persons interested In either OF the Estates
hereinafter named:
Az an Insolvency Court, held at Paris, In and
for the County OF oxford. on the 9sd day OF
June, in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and ninety eight. The following
matter having been presented for the action
thereupon hereinafter indicated, It Is hereby
ORDERED:
That notice thereof be given 70 oil persons In.
terested, by causing copy OF this order 70 be
published three weeks successfully In the Ok
ford Democrat, newspaper published at South
Paris, In SAIL County, that they may appear at an
Insolvency Court % be held At said Paris on n, me
goth day Of July A. ID; lsS. OF me
clock in the forenoon, and be heard thereon II
they see cause.
WALLACE G. EVERETT. insolvent debtor.
of Paris. Petition for . discharge from All his
debts proyable against bis estate under the In
solyency Laws OF the State OF Maine.
SEWARD 8. sTEARNs, Judge Of said Court.
true copy-sttest:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-06-28

Bangor b planning on expendinG
abost 90, 900 more on lie water works,
this year.
Portland expects to have q body Of
Canadian troops, the 5th Royal Scots
Of Montreal, to help Il celebrate the
Fourth. Il will Be q unique spectacle,
but II viii help along the good feeling.
An election Of colonel and lieutenent
colonel Of the Second Regiment has been
ordered 70 be held In Bangor on We'd
nesday, June -, and 10 TO be presided
over by Adjutant General John T.
Richards.
II Is stated that the expense thus far
In the military operations Of the state In
cident TO the war amounts TO some
$4,000. A large part OF this will soon
be returned TO the state BY the national
government. What Ia not so paid back
viii be cheerfully taken care Of by the
next Legislature.
A Madison correspondent writes that
the coming fall promises to be . good
one for big game. Already reports are
coming In from towns In northern Som
erset to the effect that deer are being
seen In large numbers. A remarkable
fact Ia connection with this, however, 10
that when the open time comes on, the
majority Of these deer and moose have
left for parts unkno IN.
Any one, says the wstervllle CORE
spondent OF the Bangor News, who
Wishes 10 see oranges and figs growing
can do so by calling at the home Of Hon.
L. C. Libby In Hollywood Street.. A
short time ago Mr.. Libby bought FROM
lady In winslow an orange tree which 10
about twenty years old, and which has
borne fruit for several years. The tree
Is now well filed with small fruit,
which will ripen. Mr.. Libby has re-
Gently bought fg tree which bears
fruit each year, and this Is at his home.
In the branches Of the orange tree
pair of robins are building nest.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-06-28
nay shslr nsn,ry on rscsll, !,

Nay thsir msm'ry on recall.
How ~ eathered one and al
Az The class Of Ninety eight In this dear spos
Az The sun0oWcf 10 the sun
Turns ~ fnce an day 10 done,
Nay Ne Az on God calm and steedfase eye.
He win guide ~ day BY day
In the Straight and narrow way,
Leading upward 70 better home on high.
CAorxs.-H Home. home, sweet, sweet home;
when learned arc lifc'B lessons,
May We oil rest q home.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-06-28
REV. SYLVESTER sesse.

REV. SYLVESTER eESSE.
Rev. Sylvester Besse passed away
June 22d at Germantown, Penn. II he
had lived until the 25th he would have
been 50 years old. lie VAS born In Paris,
was pastor Of Baptist church In Lin
coin many years.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-06-28
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
,. HASTINGS BEAN. REGISTER.

HASTINGS BEAN. REGISTER.
ASDOvER.
b. L. Akers to l.. I. Akers. .
BUCxFIELD.
II. A. Allen 70 Gilbert Tilton,
CANTON.
L. L. Smith TO John P. swasey, q
T. j. Grant TO Ida r. Grant,
DrxYIELD.
Mary Tainter TO Sarah N. Mitchell,
PhIbeua Hannaford 70 Eta r. Flagg, 10
Hiram Holman TO Mary l.. Marble q 81, 81
GREENWOOD.
Geo. y. stone to n. A. Swan. 9ot
Z. A. jackson 70 n. A. Swan,
HARTFORD.
J. A. Gerry ct al 10 Cyrus Thurlow.
MEXICO.
C. w. Eussis 70 G. G. Gates, j
C. w. Euseis to G. G. Gates, W
NORWAY.
VIM. n. Judkins to j. p. Judkins, IL
Dimon Hamilton 70 Clara w. Smith,
OXFORD.
Clara r. Warren 70 Eli Roy,
| !. Z. Washburu 10 Adna d. Bemis, 10
PARIS.
| Geo. ID Robertson 70 Minnie H. Ham, 18
Arsbella Robinson TO Daniel Swim, u
PERU.
Frank Demerits 10 Benz. Lovejoy,
EUUORD.
3. n. Jackson 70 n. T. Morse q H. 80
ROxBURY.
E. +. Hodsdon 10 Pcrsis A. Hodsd0n, III
sUNNKR.
Lena e. sswall q sis 70 Mary J. sewall.
i WAf111O8D.
3eha Wynaa y O. n. xastmaA,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-06-28
MEssENGERs NOTICE.
ICE OF THE Sherry OF OxYoRD COUNT
m a

ME10ENGERD NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE SHERIFF OF OxYoRD COUNTY.
STATE OF MAINE.
OXFORD, ss:-Rumfori Falls, June sd, A. ID.
1883.
This IL 70 give Notice. that on the sai day Of
June, A. d. ls9s, . warrant In Insolvency Vas
issued out Of the Court Of Insolvency for said
County Of Oxford. against the estate OF
LITTLEFIELD 4 MCLEOD. - copsrtners and
y individuals, sdjudgcd 70 be Insolvent Debtors,
on petition Of said Debtors, which position vas
nlef on the 81 day of June. A. ID. 1888. 70 which
last named date interest on claims u % be com.
puted; that the payment Of any debte and the De.
livery and transfer Of any property belonging 20
said debtors. 70 them or for their use, and the
delivery and transfer Of any property By them are
forbidden By law; that nesting Sfshs Crcaisors
ono or more Assgnees Of their estaso. win DO held
ct Court Of Insolvency: 20 Be holden af Paris n
said County, on the 30th day OF July y
D, 1888. at nine O'Clock In the forenoon.
Given under my hand The date nrse above
FRED A. PORTER. Shsrif.
q Messenger Of said Court.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-06-28
CLASS ODE.

Army Home Down on the Farm.
Mary Emile Richardson.
Brightest days Of all the year,
Buds and blossoms mr. and near,
Nature seems to say, "Let every heart be glad"
Though each bird sings sweetest lay,
To their songs we're deaf to-day,
For our hearts With thoughts OF parting are made
sad.
Although ne leave this place.
II shalllon our mem'ries grace,
And our thoughts viii often backward fondiy
For with teachers, school mates dear,
And the friends reading here,
We have ever found peaceful, happy home.
CAorus:-Home, home, sweet. sweet home;
We love thee dear Hebron.
Our school days happy home.
In the four years we've spent hero
Mid these scenes 70 all 90 dear.
We have lessons learned Of priceless worth 70
al.
Oh, may these Lessons teach
That there are within our reach
Many height, "a. from which 70 surely 'ha' '0'
II we struggle 70 succeed
In Whatever hfe We lead,
Step By step we're climbing upward every day.
Nov we homo again return
And our hearts within us burn
A We think Of meeting loved ones mr. away.
CAorxs: Home. homo. swees street, home;
h 4 ever 20 humble,
There no place NE home.
We now mus ~ adiel
To ouY f1ondo I'D toaohozU tyu0,
Nay tAsy svoehave II g kindly Aeughsj
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-06-28

want 10 lease farm with sock. tools shd
apple trees, with privilege Of purchasing
Adde'S, E. =. GAY,
South wsymouth. hass
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-06-28

FRANK HAPGOOD. suocsssos b John Hap
rood. DsAlss in Fancy Groceries. fruit, Con
tecsoneEy. Cigars and Sporting Goods. BnrHsL
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A. ana amer tDss -. isse. train ,eaye >oash
p.yf. 61,tDx do~n; - A NJ. >endsy- IN.
-iu'is-iT. ~ A n. Is y. ~ Going up $50
taFN t0ll m. sundays inctastedl .
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