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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-01-23
MAINE NEWS NOTES.

marriage certificate was issued re-
Gently to q Rocklsnd couple whose iu-
tentious of marriage had been on die two
years.
Prentiss Colson was struck by train
st Robertson crossing, near Belfast, Tues
day morning, and WAS so badly Injured
that he died soon after.
Samuel Pinkham, hostler In Charles
Perry's stable at Waterville, WAS burned
To death Thursday afternoon in the office
OF the stable. He was alone at the time.
It 10 supposed that the explosion OF sn
oil heater set fire to his clothing. Mr..
Pinkham was 81 years OF age, and was
man universally respected and generally
liked. He leaves daughter.
Lewiston rejoices because Of the ad-
vent Of pure drinking water 10 the city
msius. The city has owned It's water
plant for years, pumping the water from
the Androscoggin into reservoir and
distributing from there. In recent years
the water has become impure and un-
heslthy. The past season connection
| has been made with Lake Auburn, s
beautiful sheet Of water four miles dis
tant. The service taps the lake with
| SO inch main, and enters the PUMPING
station In the city proper with two n
inch msins, crossing the Androsco9gin
on Lewiston falls. The work was done
by Besrce & Clifford OF Lewiston The
Lake Auburn water was turned on las
week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-01-23
PROBATE NOTICE.

P0ODATE NOTICE.
To nj uerso.s inssresesd IN other Of IL estassa
hercinsftef named:
,o - ~ Cos S q 01icrd, On u siird Tuesday
Of jan, IN he year OF our LORD n1nceees
hundred. Ths following mssesr hsyinl -
prevented tor Tie acttou therenpon bef0nAssez
.@;sss: 60 ,s1 nsssS g ,os : Fl ps,on. IN
tsresesd by osusing . copy u Als oeder - Q
psSishsd tSres webs ssocessiysly = =: Ok
lord Dsmocrs nsv.Ra3f Ieso0esa - - - .
P.: !. ga 0 3 = "a 81 . ~ "a f !.
ihird fuesdsy a Feb. 4. p. 10. 8 m e -
cIock IN ths foresooa, nd b hsefd tA9ees 2
hey 90 cause:
WILLIAM A. MONROE. ~ u Wsterlori
deceased. WIN and petition for prohAee snereol
urcsesfed By HazTise Y. Monroe, To execaefss
therein named.
ELIZA A. srARBIRD. hAs Of Norway. d
osssed. WIN and pe1itaoa for peooeo tezeo
prsssnssd BY fssd b. Stevens. N excceso'
therein named.
GRANVILLE L. REED. ~ IT Norway. q
| osssed. mi accos.s pr.ssnesd Cor sllcw.ne'
| IN -. u. WIIsoa, adIAnistraoW d bonSs -
VIM he WIN anDsxed.
oprH \. srErsoN. NJ Of Caa1on. $1,000
ysSsi scoount pTosan1sd for aIloWsaoe b. Edut
=. Caldwell, Administxeepr.
GRANVILLE n. wHIxEHRAD. ~ 9
Pm. dccsossd. flzst eoeoent pseon9oo L
allowance 81 sadis =. WhinsAsads adnanassl
tx1x.
JAM RscuARDs. - = 1y.s.. assss..!
Psillion for diSl1lbu1ls. q b.a,Soe q 49,
d adni1lsea11e Ysessatsd ~ saLnsa :
Rsod, "a a1niniGlsaoor.
Applsorx mR1zcK, Jsaossl ~ CsssG
4 r. ooDg-Alo18t. :. ~.
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MARRIED.

In Norway, Jan. II, BY Rev. Caroline =
Angel, Dr.. Edward Everett Twombly Of Cole
brook. n. a.. and Miss Harriet Isdais Grant Of
In Iockss Minis, Jan. Il. By ". B. Rand, Esq,
NJ. Chaziss ". Jordan and Niss Ella MAJ
Thomas, both Of Bethel.
In 0ofham, n. r.. January 10, By Rev. "
Canham. Ar. William =: whitman OF Woodstock
In South rockingham, Mass, Jan. s, Mr.. I'm
erson r. BartletA formerly Of Dixheh. and Mia
Hattie Nay Cook, both Of South BellIngham.
In Rumfori Falls. Jan. 10, - g. Athanasius
and Nlss Anna 81 Cyr, b. Ii Of Rumford Eails
In North Rumford, Jan. -, Mr.. Louis Hutch.
ins and Miss Minnie silver. both Of North Rum
ford.
Mr. Ber 4. Tripp Of RamfOrd and Miss syivia
n Babb Of MEXICO.
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DIED.

In north slough. Oregon. Jan. !. Lyysasdsr T
In Coos Co, OREGON, Dec. q, Nelson Lewis
formerly Of Fryeburg, aeed 30 year,
In South Paris. Jan ID. Mrs- Abigail Stevens
aged % years, months.
In lancaster, Nase., Jan. II, M. sarah
In Andover. Jan. 8. Ray Thompson Of Bum
ford Center. aged 10 years, months. II days
In Mexico. Jan. T. kuoch Knapp, agsd q
In Cambridse, Mass.. DEC. 20. Ars. J. C. Bal
lard. formerly Of Norway.
In Norway, Jan. II. Hen , II. Crockett. aset
g yeArs, month";.
IN Dixseld. Jan. ~. sammis, son Of G. 3
Record, secd years.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-01-23
WHY DO you COMMIT SUICIDE

WHY DO you COMMIT SUICIDE
The msn who lets cold "run on
until he dnds himself In consumption'l
grasp Il guilty OF self-purder. There Il
no cure for Death, and consumption +
Death. Coughs and colds are nothing
more nor less than Death In disguise
There IL one aure, infallible cure-C leve-
lands Lung Healer. Don't trine-get Z
free trial bottle from r. A. Shurtle6 q
Co., South Paris, Williamson & kimbsll,
Norway, and be cured before Il h too
late. Il Il the ereatest lung medicine In
the world. Large bottles cost but %
cents, and you can get your money bach
II Il doesn't cure you.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-01-23

The Wilder oil cloth factory In Hal
lowell, owned bv q stock company CON-
posed of Augusta capitalists. was burn
ed Saturday morning. the 18Th, causing
loss estimated ut $4,000. Daring the
progress 81 the Are several members OF
the local department were inj,red by an
explosion which blew out the side OF
large building. Two of the men, Thomas
J. Jones and j. r. Hickock, were seri-
ously hurt. Jones sustained Injuries
about the spine, and Hickock Was hurt
about the head.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-01-23
e,,Meoep BALLS SOUVENIR.

The industrial review number OF the
Rumford Falls Times, which IL an extra
issue Of that paper, is highly creditaole
to its publishers II Il eight pages OF
the usual sizs, containing historical mat
ter, . chronology Of the important local
events of the past ten years, Sketches OF
the principal business concerns OF the
place, and some thirty fine half-tones, II
Illustrating the works Of the several large
manufacturing establishments, some Of
the largest business blocks, the several
Androscoggin bridges, ETC., OF the thriv,
ing young city, which has now started
on a new growth, and has apparently
bright future before t.
The paper Is Of great interest and valu.
to past or present residents OF Rumford
Falls, and to all who are Interested u
Ia welfare.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-01-23
STATE OF MAINE.

COONII VI OAbVROs - -.
PARIS, JANUARY 1. A. d. 1900.
Taken on execution, whercon' Alonlo 4.
Shurtle6 OF Pahs II plaintiff and Ida =. Peney
OF aaid Psris In said County II defendant, and
Win Dc cod by pubic auction on the loth day Of
February, A. ID. 1900. n len O'Clock In the fcfc.
noon, q che ofiice Of James 8. Wright In south
equity which Ida II. Pcniey Of said Paris has %
redeem The following named and described
mortGAged real estate, situated In Paris, afore-
aid Paris, with the buildings thereon, being
The homestead fArm of tho SAID Ida y. Pcnicy.
and The former homestead fArm Of Adrian r.
Maxim, and known - The "Ephraim Maxim
Farm" Said real estate b subject 70 mortgage
givca by ooe Adrian T. Maxim, now deceased.
70 Jennie Hubbard, and By hsr a.siEned 70
samuel l.. ssurssvans recorded In Oxford Coun.
ty Registry OF Decds, book lg7. pare ti3, on
which y aid 70 be due about four hundred
Dssed Il Paris. Maine. this ash day Of January.
JAMES r. TUCKER. Sheriff.
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m Subscriber hereby give not3ce that they
have besn duly appointed sxecusou OF he ias'
Win and testament OF
SARAH d. HAWKINS, late Of Norway,
bonds q the law directs- An persons having
demands agninss the esaaes Of said deceased an
desired % present The same for eeetioUont, and
81 indebted thsreso ara requested 70 make pay
-''''' EUGENE r. SMITH,
Jan. loeh 1900. FRED II. CUMMINGS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-01-23

james Adams, about IS years OF age,
was shot at Standish Wednesday evening
bv shot gun In the hands OF "Wert'
Elweli, q young msn Of that town. The
shooting was done In the house OF Reu-
ben Emery. The charge, apparently q
range of only few inches, atrucA
Adams In the side of the head, tearing
completely through the head and killing
Adams Instantly. There II nothing t.
indicate that the shooting was anything
other than pure accident.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-01-23
PERSONAL.

Rev. Thomas B. Payne, formerly pa.
tor Of the Uuiversalist churches In Ram
ford Falls and Dix0eld, bet for eo0e
years past settled q Weetbfook, has j1st
been Installed - associate pastor Of tn
Every Day Church on Shawmut Avenue,
Boston.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-01-23

Many seAssl chilarsn are siekly.
Mother Gny's Sweet Powders for Children
Home, New York. Break up Colds IN - hours,
cure feverishness, Headache. Stomach Troubles,
Teeshing Disorder, and Destroy Worms Al
MI drugEists. sc. Sample mailed rRek. Ad.
dress. Allen 8. Olmsted, LelfOy, N. Y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-01-23

Mrs. L. L. Powers Of South Paris lost
her pocket book Saturday, somewhere
between Horace Coles and the post
Office, Norway village. II contained q
sum Of money, her card, and some other
small articles. Will the finder please
return 10 her ut South Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-01-23
soxE TONES MAKE DRUNKARDs

SOHE 1ONICS 0AAE OnUNhAnDc'
bot Cleveland's Celery Compound Tee
contains no alcohol-it is purely vege-
table. Steep ir in hot water and Il d
ready. II q % pure and harmless ~
milk, bat Il b the quickest and suresi
curg In the wbFld for Nervous frcetra-
ton. Exhaustion, Constipation. Indt
aestion, and al diseases Of the Blood,
Kindsys, Liver, Stomach and IL Skin
There b health and vieor h every oancl
Of Il. p. A. GhurtleH + Co.. South
Paris, williamson q Kinball. Norway
Win give yoa free trial pocsage
Large packages, = esnts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-01-23

Wanted ut once, three experienced
dowei turner's, one experienced dowel
bundler. C. B. Cummings & Sons, Nor
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-01-23
C. B. Cummings & Sons,
SOUTH PARIS STORE.
CARRY A FULL LINE OF THE FOLLOWING GOODS,

0rsss Seed.
Timothy, - lbs. per BUSH,
Northern N. Y. Clover,
Peavine Clover,
Alsykc Clover,
Red Top, cleaned,
Red Top, chat, 10 lbs. per BUSH,
Hungarian, ~ lbs. per BUSH,
Seed Barley, 4s lbs. per bash,
Grass Seed bags.
Grain and Feed.
Corn,
Oats,
Neal,
Oats and Corn, half and half, ground,
Ground Oats,
st. Louis Brand, 100-lb. sacks,
Michigan Brand, 100-lb. sacks,
Spring Wheat Brand, 100-lb. sacks, :.
Specify Feed, 100-lb. sacks,
Mixed Feed, l0O-lb. sacks,
Fancy White Middlings, l00-lb. sacks,
Spring Middliugs, 100-lb. sacks,
Spring Niddlines, 200@b. sacks,
Spring Bran, 900-lb. sacks,
Mixed FEED, In bulk,
Bran, In bulk,
Red Dog Flour,
Feed Flour,
Chicago Gluten Neal, l5o-'o. sacSs,
King Gluten Meal, l50-lb. sacks,
Diamond Gluten FEED, l25-lb. sacks,
Diamond Gluten Feed, bulk,
Buffalo Gluten Feed, l96-lb. sacks,
n p L. n1uk>u Ron4 krlk
Quaker Feed, 100-lb. sacks,
Victor Feed, Corn and Oats, lO0-lb.sacks,
Linseed Neal, 100-lb. sacks,
Cottonseed Neal, l00-lb. sacks,
Rye Middllngs, for cattle, l0O-lb. sacks,
Pressed Hay,
Pressed Straw,
Mil Sweepings,
Ct. Il; s:' -; 8; s Ss,. md ..,,.
-
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wantsd st euce, thrse expHieneed
dowsl tnrnsfs, 0pe expeEtonced oowel
Sssdiar. 9. .. OssnRSss = soss, Nor
way.
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Wanted at once, three experienced
dowel turner's, one experienced dowcl
bundler. G. B. Cummings q Sons, Nor
way.
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wa. .. IN. cAl,Ar.. Dr..h.

what do The ChAI0rea Dxtokt
Don't sive them tcA or coffee. Hsvs you txtet
licious and pourishinG and takes TIE place oil
coffee. The moro Grain. o you Eive The chiidrer
the moro health you distribute through theli
systems. Grain o u made Of pars gratns. and
when properly prepared tastos IKE the choice
grades OF coffee bus costs about - - much. Al
Kroceu sell is. lSc- and 9oc-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-01-23

Mrs. Marley Gray Of East hachias,
the wife OF q well-known business man,
died Tuesday Of burns sustained Non
day night.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-01-23

Wanted st once, three experienced
dovel turner's, oue experienced dowel
bsndlw. C. y. CunninGs = eoas. NOT
way.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
>. HASTINGS .xAx. rzoIsrxx.

,. HAsrrxos nxAx. REoIsrKx.
ANpovKR.
Helen =. Jones 70 Abby =. Thomas. Q 50 90
nErHKI.
H. Upton Guardian, 70 J. u. Puriugton. 80 %
H. UPTON Administrator. 20 same. loo
s. A. Lyon 70 A. L. Van Den Kerckhovun, 100 o.
BucxyIKLD.
A. Y. Cole 70 Alfred Cole, 500 %
CANTON.
n. A. Adkins 70 J. II. Little. 60 %
prxyTELp.
\. p Richards 70 A. J. Marsh, 800
v. o white 70 G. n. Walton q al. 500 %
HANOVER.
A. X. Elliott q a 70 Cian -. Howe. 500
NORWAY.
J. Z. McInsire 10 II. z. YORK. SO %
PANS.
b. y. Cummings ct d to South Paris Lum.
J. g. Harlow TO Ada L. Coees, 500
same 20 Cora 4. Frost. 800
J. 8. Harlow Ct ala 70 E. I. Taylor Ct q, 900
ID. =. Putnam e al 70 p. c. Thomas. 800 %
sunxIl-
l. x. Cobb 20 II. W, Cobb. loo
Sarah II. Barrett 70 II. n. Lowe, 500
Geo. q. Glover 20 J. g. Cannon, Se %
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POSTAL MATTERS
OK. Barker has been appointed pest
master &C Rumford Point
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CereaI Goods.
Quaker Oats, Glib. pkgs.,
Buckeye Rolled Oats, BIB. pkgs.,
Pettijohn's Breakfast Food, Glib. pkgs.,
Parched Farinose, 3-lb. pkgs.,
Cracked Wheat, 3-lb. pkgs.,
Quaker Buckwheat, 2-lb. pigs,
Quaker Pancake, 2-lb. pkgs.,
Pure Wheat Farins, lib. pkgs.,
Schumacher's 8. r. Flour, BIB. pigs,
Wheat Germ Meal, 3lb. pkgs.,
Pillsbury's Breakfast Food vitos,
Pillsbury's Gcrmous Whole Wheat Flour.
Bulk Goods.
Rolled Oats,
Rye Meal,
Graham,
0luteuous Flour,
Homlny, yellow, coarse,
Hominy, white, coarse,
Homlny, yellow, hne,
Homlny, white, fine,
Pearl Barley,
Corn Flour, white,
Corn Flour, yellow,
Meal, granulated, white,
Meal, graduated, pure gold,
Neal, bolted,
Whole Wheat Flour,
Rye Flour,
Dat Meal,
steel Cut Dat Meal, coarse,
Steel Cut Dat Neal, nne.
Flour.
Pillsbury's Best, bbls.,
Pillsbury's Best, In wood, Ia bbfs.,
Pillsbury's Best, sacks, Ia bills,
Pillsbury's Best, sacks, IA bbls.,
Pillsbury's Best, sacks, l-8 bbls.,
washburn's Best, bills,
Washburn's Beat, In wood, l.9 bbls.,
Wxshburn's Best, sacks, Ia bbls.,
washburn's Best, sacks, IA bbls.,
washburn's Best, sacks, l-8 bbls.,
Best Winter Patent:
Obelisk,
Best Winter Pateuts, Ia bbls. In wood,
Best Winter Patents, Ia bills, sacks,
Best Winter Patents, Ia bbls., sacks,
Best Winter Patents, l-s bbls., sacks,
Winter Wheat, half Patent:
Crescent, bbls.,
Winter Wheat, half Patent, Ia bbls.,
10 wood,
Winter Wheat, half Patent, Ia bbls.,
Winter Wheat, half Patent, IA bills,
sacks,
Winter Wheat, half Patent, l-s bbls.,
sacks.
Fancy Michigan:
Keystone, In bbls.,
Keystone, Ia bbls, In wood,
Keystone, Ia bbls., sacks,
Keystone, IA bills, sacks, -
Keystone, 1-S bbls., sacks.
C. B. Cummings &
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NORWAY.

c. \. CunmingS 4 Soas are anshls b
al ell their ordsfs ior bon seock. The
mill on Bridge Stsese b run night and
day. Ths asm has perchased large
Quantitlee OF pine 70 b delivered on The
lake at Norway Lake.
After the storm ~ lArte roller was
used on the village streets and stage
road. It greatly impr0vod the travelling
by making arm aud solid way.
The municipal 0flccrs are making Az
raneements 10 Close tho towns business
for thu year.
Afssr A. L. Sapbosn q Co. have closed
oas the damaged clothing In the Hath
away Block they viii return 70 the
Noyea store now helng lifted up BY
Horace Pike. The Arm viii open up
with full liue Of new goods.
The teamsters are improving the ex-
cellent sledding anda large amount Of
business In being transacted.
Chas. +. Freeman and r. K. Morrill,
have bought . large pine lot on the
Waterford stage road, and are operating
on the same With q crew. The timber
goes toe. B. Cummings q Sons and the
wood win be sold to the beat advantage
in the market.
The j. G. Rockwell Dramatic Com
psny have been nc the Opera House all
the week. The entertaippents were
first-class In every way. Tho attendance
vas not large but considering the times
very good.
On Wednesday afternoon there will be
q meeting OF the w. C. T. u. at G. A. r.
Hall. DR.. Annette Bennett will read =
paper.
Taxidermist !. W.. Nash has shipped
several deer heads during the week.
supper and promenade at Concert Hall
Tuesday evening. First class music ~
usual will be furnished
The public installation Of the officers
ct wildey Encampment, No. Il, l. o. o
F., Monday evening, was attended by all
the members OF the order. Grand Pstri-
arch A. =. kimball assisted BY G. H. p.
NJ. l. Kimball, G. s. W. 4. E. Libby,
G. Sec. NJ. Libby, G.. T. Geo. A. Cole,
G. J. W. j. w. Crommett and G. Sen. @.
+. Walker installed the following off,
GERS:
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SOUTH PAIN rosr oyvrcs.
onse Hours: % 10 100 A. y: SEQ 4. =. \
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-01-23

C. B. Cummings & Sons. Branch Store
Western Avenue. sesth Paris.
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day. The first one belonged to Vernsl
Edwards, and with 3 sleigh attached
came from the upper part OF the village
and ran down High Street across the
river 10 stephen Cutters, where be
stopped. The other one, also with a
sleigh, came down Pleasant Street ano
crossed Mtrket Square TO j. +. Plum
mer's, where he WAS stopped BY MI
Plummer and Henry Merrill. This
horse belonged TO Mr.. Bridzhsm, VINO
lives on the w. $. Stsrbird farm. FOR
tunstely no serious damage WAS done 10
either case.
Mrs. Aaron woodbury., mother oi
Mrs. j. w. Chute, whose serious injuries
from burning have been noted, died Wed-
nesday at Lancaster, Mass, aud tine re-
mains were brought here THURSDAY, &C
eompanied by her son, E. p. Woodbury.,
at whose home she died. Mrs. b r
Woodbury., who was badly burned soou'
the hands 10 extinguishing the smes
was unable to come. The funeral, which
was at Mr.. Chute's Friday afternoon
WAS attended by Rev. DIR. Brooks mrs
Woodbury. was q member OF the Cougre
gstiousl church, and highly respected
a. well as very bright and active for ONT
Of her age, which WAS 81 years.
Died in Pleasanton. Mich. Jan. g. Ms
AlmirS A. Warren, aged 50 years Ars
Warren was q former resident OF tn
town OF Paris, and lived from entio
three years TO womsohood With the fAm
ily Of Milo Hathaway, from whom 90
received the same regard and anecs'o'
as their own children. Although man
years have elapsed since che went =
Michigan Gin ls70), there are nndoooteo
iy many 10 this town Who well n
member her. She WAS woman OF un
usual energy and perseverance,, bus o.
been q sufferer from consumption 70
several years, from which she died. so
leaves . family Of four sonss al q wnoa
rssids IN Aichigan.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-01-23

"a A. M.-fsrts Lodge. NO. -. REGULAR
meeting Tuesday evening on OF before fun nooa.
ms. Thursday evening Of each veek.-Aurorz
sscAmpmeut. hrst and Third Monday evenings
OF each month.
N of R-Mount PieSsant Rebekah Lodge, No.
a. meets SECOND and rour<h Fridays of each
month IN Odd Fellows Hall
ca NV. X. kimoAn Post. No. las. meets
Art thursday aud third satrr,isy evenings Of
earh month. IN c. A. K Hall
wm. r. kimhsn Relief Corps meets drst
THURSDAY and third Saturday evenings Of each
month IN Relief Corps Hall
r. Of H.-fsris Grange. second saturday Of
each month The Grange s.ore is open fortrade
"Wednesday s3d Saturday afternoons
TO. y. C.-Second and fourth Mondays Of
esch month
- y. P.-Stony Brook Lodge. No. Isl.
meets At &. A. n Hal second and fourth We'd
pe-.iAy evenings Of each month.
a. of P.-Hamlin Lodge. No, 81. mecta every
Fri,iAy evening AZ Masonic Hall
The sun., 1900-12-04
WANTED FOR A SAPE ROBBERY.
Arrest Here for Two Daring Thefts Committed
In Boston.

Max Pearln,an Of 81 East Eighth street was ar
rested yesterday by Central once Detectives
stransky and McDonough at the request Of a
detective from Boston on suspicion OF being
concerned in a theft OF ~. 500 from tho house Of
Thomas Beck. a broker. Itis also thought that
he is implicated In a robbery At Is Lowell street.
Boston, on Nov. II. when 81. 300 cash. twenty
eight ladies gold watches. eight mems gold
watches and fifty diamond earrings and rings.
together valued AT 5000. werc stolen. Ma gis-
trate zeller remanded him to Police Headauar-
tiers without bail
BosToN Mass, Dec. s.--Max Pesrlnan Ia
suspected Of helping Young Morris Aaren-
burg to steal IS. ss7 last Friday evening from
the home of Mrs Margaret Beck in West Con-
cord street Aarenburg told Inspector Wolf
who his pal in the robbery Was, and the in
spector recalled having seen the man in FL
Mira Reformatory when he visited that place.
Pearman's picture will be eent TO Boston so
hat Aarpnbure may examine II and say for
s,ire whether he is the man who was his pal
in the robbery and, as the boy says. ran away
with the cash. Young Aarenbure has told
three stories about the robbery how
ever, and the police do not put much faith In
any Of them.
iarenburg and his pal" are also suspected
of being Implicated In a safe robbery at S
Lowell street n fortnight ago In which In day
iioht n jewellers safe two feet square was
stolen bodily II contained 100 in cash and
jeweiry valued AZ d; 100. No traoe was ever
found Of It, Aarenburs lived almost next
door 10 the place.
The sun., 1900-12-04
THE DOCTOR LAUGHED
But the woman Was Frightened.

A physician Of Columbus. Ga. rather poked
fun at lady patient who insisted she had
heart disease.
The trouble really was caused by injuries
from the effects Of coffee drinking. and the
nerves were so affected that it gave her every
indication OF heart disease. This Is true Of
thousands Of people who are badly hurt by
the caffeine Of coffee. and. II is understood
that If continued long enough. real organic
heart disease will sct In.
Tho lady referred to above is Mrs G. V.
Irviu 1910 y street, Fast Highland. Columbus.
Ga. she Says. Il Lad been running down
in h"I,tA FOR a number OF years and SUSPECTED
that coffee was hurting me but could not get
ny consent To- qAt II, NJ heart troubled me
So tina, ! Was verr short OF breath. and could
do little or nothing that required exertion.
I had t.ar!ui nervous headaches nearly every
dav, and was exceedingly nervous with in
digestion ana hndly coi.stipated The doctor
lau ghrd at INV idea OF heart trouble, but knew
that I was H. a serious condition generally.
Finally | was induced TO quit cOfee and take
w pOst'im Food tolec. 1hi, was about four
months ago ard the change has been wonder-
fu ! feel ike another person. NJ heart
docs not trouble me at all, and the stomach
aud nerves are decidedly improved My
head does not give Inc the old trouble IL did.
while the bowels are regular without any pur-
cative- or medicine OF any kind
I can hardly express my qualification for
the relief from suffering brought on by the
use Of regular coffee. and ] cannot thank
Postum enoush."-Adv.