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III yoUR LIVER AND KIDNEYS have
trnrecd IN ana gone out oi business g
10 Garrison and drink the water from
The wonderful mineral sprinsS, ta Saes
anG mise neaches corn an cotton we
hive The lands for sale there cneap an
on casy terms. OConnor, Knox 70.
5Ol-I2 Binz building. -
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CASH PAID foF ne inguranc9 policies or
money loaned OIL az low ate j. D.
Bryant Ggr., 1913 Texas avenue, no
ton, Texas II
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TAKE Drew's Improved Liver pHis for
all liver troubles. II
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TAXI Drew's Improved Liver PMS for
hili0usness II
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WANTED-Three good a., eao M VOL
Texas railroad, AppH
kin Texas 70
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WANTED Bridge ana phppy % W
East Texas railroad orr
Iufl,ln 1leNAs. - 10 y
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are troubled WITH constipation tt
PREVENTENE Teglstered), womans safe
guard: 81 by man IA plain. sealed pack.
age; lady agents wanted Lock box 54f,
Baton Rouge, La. ~
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WANTED once, ,h = necd ps ~. 3
gnod band man; olneEsl CAMPO -
Write c. r. Ericsson, =, - - 40. J,
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WANT COLUMNS

TN l-o--N 1a1sIT WI 49,
Pcr word. one nserton----.------ 70
Per word. four consecutive inssr-
items - ------ = ------------
Per word. seven consecutive inser-
dons-- ------ = -------- --
Per word, each consecutive inser-
ton. ten times or nore--------'-<o
These rates are net; no agents conn
rnlssion allowed.
NO ADS TAKEN FOR LESS THAN tsa
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RIM sAI,E-One-fourth n acre on Damon
Meund. $50 Yards from the wei whleh
has inst come in. c. B. Fltze, llVif9
M yp avenue -
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

BEST SET OF TEETH $500 Diamond
Dental Co. q
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money 20 loan on city
have customers with cash to buy city
property or lands. u. Moskowtz GO,
2l6 Main street II
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OIL STOCK-Do You want % san or
buy? IL either. send yoir orders t. m .
deal on the exchange every day oth
are low now correspondence Sole re .
Charles ". Munger member oil ana I
exchange 80 kiam's II
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BUSINESS CHANGES.

NEWSPAPER SNAP Sl5O SPOT cash gees
complete country newspaper plant With
six column Washington hand press write
quick \, d, Rust, In, Rock island,
SMALL STOCK OF Dry Goods for sale
cheap; good location. Call at 22l2 Odin
avenue 20
BRAZORIA COUNTY, TENAS, oil lands
today offer the safest and most promising
investment TO spectators in America
geologists assert this, and energetic devtI
opnlent now beginning viii prove H. Rich
corporations can abide their timc. hut
sm9li investors must act when opportu-
rtics present themselves, For further
Information address j. II. Marmion.
agent, Angcton. Texas. -
F0R SALE-Ctty bakery at reasonable
price. Address p. o. Box So Slbine,
WE LEAD In horseshocng; that speaks for
ltset, nut we want 10 shoe your horse
also; free delivery. Phones SIG Nose.
hart n Keller Co, -
tOk SALE-A we'll selected stock of gro
ceries; 2202 Kane. %
GOOD OPENING for physician. Owing Ia
other Interests I offer my home, together
with practice worth 5000 per year
Only competent surgeon and physician
need apply. Address Saw Mill Doctor,
this office. ~
FOR SALE An old established furniture
thickly settled Bohemian and German
community; best location Ia town. gooj
reasons for selling, Address Box 33'
Illnrer IeXas, "a
A GREAT OPPORTUNITY for a progress
siVe merchant For sale. an established
and profitable mems Furnishing ana cloth
INK store located in center 81 business
district, and very popular with the pub.
lie. can or address for fun lufnrrnn.
ton. Ben Beckman, Galveston, Texas. II
/ FOR SALE OR RlsNT'-Tne HonSToS
| Heights furniture factory, equipped Tor
general planning mill work and The mann.
/ facture OF cheap furniture o. NJ. Carter
80 Main street Houston, Texas, II
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SEE ARNOLD & ROBERTS. 6lOI5 Main
street Helner building. They have some
special bargains in oil lands at Sour
lake one 5O-acre tract near Hannah
MeIii u taken now there Is Il fortune in
u, at $50 per acre. one tract near Tay-
lorS ven, Picrcc's il notion. barrel of
money In this; If sold In the next few
uaSs AZ $40 per acre. They have Damon
ana Kaiser Mound oil lands al bottom
nFules Il scld before a gushers comes
~, See them quick. %
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MY 1000 ACRES RICE land. pTMrle
austin county, OH Santa Fe railroad
S Si be bought for $3.50 per acre. John
9leeper, Waco. Iexas. O.11
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pEAI ESTATE FOR SALE.

77---i7---z--1IS 1TIIT PROPERTY in Galyest ~ fcr
D ~ ~ viii trade for good resident
saiv, in Houston or Dallas, Ny nome
In Galveston at the corner Of a 'so,1r2n
nSNvu t,Joet with three nice houses oni
If IL one nice six-room cottage, one small
cottage age on the corner and !, store e ne .osd
ON the corner; MI newly painted, ~ e gooe
ali around. and il Is known as the ;. L.
8gbittsmofe homestead. title good; II a
good ntighborhood, and one OF 'cs tne n ta
Wv ~ mr. address me at lI8 Swiss ave
mn 1nc Dallas. Texas. Mrs. NJ; 4. Morton;
~ $500 ovenup Dallas, TeXas. -
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VIAvI headQuarters, 7O2 Walkeri phone
SOL S-24
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WAN FED 5000 FOR two gcars; interest
s per cent: two resphrs DE, signrra ~
note. 500 head Of stack cattle ana 4"
acres land In Harris county as security
Address = O. Box 32l -
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MONEY TO LOAN We loan money on
Houston business or city property in
OF interest VIM II Olschewskc Il Co.
300 KAN building ~
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XOR SALE OR TRADE MY home com ,
Everett street.
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el,4Zi acres near Realities, Duval coun-
", subdivided Into ten well watered mas
lures, bargain at Sl25OOO; 1000 acres
chcice rice land, all fenced, good invest
ment' at $4,000; 5000 acres choice rice
lahl near Rock Island, If taken at once,
at $4,000. They have many other small
ranches and rice lands that are snaps.
Call and see them quick and secure some
one OF me bargains that will make you
ONlFel OF money. %
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WANTED TO BUY.

ward, five or six rooms; near car line;
must be bargain for cash, Address 5923.
this office. 2i
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NEWSPAPER SNAP $3.50 spot cash gcjs
complete country newspaper plant With
quick \. d, Rust, In, Rock island
Texas 2b
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$4,000 TO loan on city property az low
rate of interest. also sixty AMI Il ne =
duy papers handled Paul 81 Hoover, ~
Main street y
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WHITE man ana viz want empl ymt, t
mt once man frst-clasS W tn SO K; Wo.
man irst-c,ass cook, wash. ana iloheI >
wages Ipa9ni ablc ansNei at once
dress Tom Moore, Galveston, Texas. >
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PTRFNCT face paste Tor freckles, liver
spots, pimples, skin and scalp diseases.
ask your druggist; large trial Jar 70 cents
by mail George S. Rail, Box 100. Gin
cinnati, Ohio, BIB
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BOARD AND ROOM.

AGO LA BRANCH, corner Prairie, large
southeast rooms with board; table board
crS solicited -
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% cove m~ has no bran, q 70 sii
clipped OF R. stnatA
end receive rewaf''
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FOR RENT Part Of Mrs Sprenger's rcsl
dence, corner Smith aud Dallas: south
front; bath and sewer; just the nlnce foI
travelling mnn. n
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LOST. FOUND, sI0sS \

LosT-A drummer receive Isr
please return ~ ldp ,estae 49,
Sehoeneman's, WI - (, i5is,i +
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hLA Iris, BRAZoRlA. Fort Bond, Cham,
San IL9erly' Jefferson, Brazos, Hardin,
io %n Sdeln{o Tyler and Brown county
IA 9hu vs. various size tracts for sale, from
80 per acre up ROW, Gamble 4 Co n
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" ANTED l., sitlon as superlntcn ent or
clcctlician ut an electric nght pant y
street railway; twelve years exp ence
N constituting and o era ing, otst OK
reference Address ElpctricltJ, TINS O.
fee -
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LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY

FOX SALE Fifty-tye cows and calves, 4
head OF horses, > wagons. a. S. Burkett
1913 Moore, corner Sabine ~
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VIIIO WANTS. n good sober and reliable
Watchmau - years oi age In or ont OF
the city. Address l.. ", corner LeonS
and llArdy street. FIlth wArd. y
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MON ING and storing ~ all kinds OF house
no'd goods skillfuiiy done; me new ware,
sned. Seaman & Bartell, FOG Fanuln
aifcot. 'phOne 100. "
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HCkS rs hLibiNG and nothing hut hors -
shoelng In this shop. free delivery; try
us Mosehart Keller Co., phones 5l6.
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SITUATION WANTED by white ok
Address w Austin, Globe hotel Cor.
grcsS avenue, Texas. ~
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81 .l SE%A s6iIa III ilssi q SS. sssF s
curved horns, An"s A-->.,l.''
gan and Fletchel. - j. X W.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN country school,
state certificate, second grade. address
H. this Office -
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PARROTS Young yellow heads, this
year hatch, guaranteed to make good
takers special prices on half dozen or
dozen lots can or address The Patton
Arnvr Co, 2l20 Congress avenue, Hous
ION. IeN0S ~
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WANTED no BUY-Ohe corner lot In
Third ward for cash, or house and lot
cheap. Address l9lS, this office -
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FOR RENT Second and third floors owe
Houston oil and stock Exchange. Al
ply TO Secretary, Iii Main street
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OPIUM morphine, whisky habits cured In
10 days; no pain or injury to patient; no
pay until cured; deposit your money In
bank, pay us when cured; our method Of
treatment most successful known TO med
icai sciences our Institution up to date;
especial care given lady patients; home on
oar line miles from center OF city, which
insurcs privacy; hest references; all cor-
respondence confidential Address "rhe
Matthew's Home" 300 Day Ave, West
End, San Antonio, Texas. u
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PAIR GRAY HAMBLETONlAN HORSES,
weigh 1000, five years old, $50, also
two young cows $50, also eight.month
half Jersey and Durham helfcr IS. la
Rauve, 1919 Cont street. Houston. 20
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. The hnesr
hook and stationery store IN san An
Sssno Address 23i e. Huston street.
1,..I. SIRE y
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CAPITOfi FLA1S-A modern family hotel
newly furnished; American or European
one block from Main street, corner Capt
tol and Fannn; phone SIA new. 2
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WANTED--To exchange lot near Drummer
avenue in Drummer addition 70 Houston
for horse ANA buggy. Address Box 2i3
H1nnmonl. TOMS. ~
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THE Board OF Pharmacy will meet Au-
gust the 30th, 1901, at 500 Main street,
TO examine applicants for registration.
A, u, Kiesling, Reg, $50
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SMALL STOCK OF Dry Goods for sale
cheap; good location. Call at PIP Odin
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WANTED Position as governcss or teach
cr Of private school by % young LADY
graduate; have had one years experience.
Apply to Box %, Patterson, Texas p
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WANTED To buy second hand Mogui
type narrow gauge locomotive of about %
10 30 ton weight Must he In good con
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WANTED Work by an honest ana rrliah g
young man. Swcde work ~ sonla Nnu
attending horse COW, yard, ctc,; rcivt-
enccs. Apply $40. TINS office y
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1901-05-07
]. WALDO NASH,
Licensed Taxidermist,
GRANGE BLOCK,
Over Advertiser Office, NOR TAf.
PROBATE NOTICES.

Toa,. persons Interested In either of the estates
hereinafter named:
Atu Probate Court held at Paris, In and Tor the
Cgrrtg uf oxford on the }rt Tuesday of Apr.
fr the wear of our Lor,t one thousand nine hun
drr., aut. one, the following matter having been
presented for the action thereupon hereinafter
Indicated. Il l. hereby ORDERED;
Tuat notice thereof be given To all persons IN
tey,-ts.,. hy causing copy OF this orier To De
published three weeks successfully In the OK
f1ul Democrat, a newspaper published at south
Paris Ir said County, that they may appear AT
Probate Court to be held at sait Paris, on the
tH.uj Tuc-t.y of May, A. ID. 1901, aI OF the
clock u the forenoon, and be heard thereon II
they sec cause
EIIXABETH :. PRINCE, late of Paris, de.
rga-et Petition for Or,ier of distribution OF
balance remaining in his hands and petition for
determination of collateral Inheritance tax pre-
sgutci by James >. Wright, executor.
ALBERT WARD, minor child of Flora +.
Wari late Of Hiram, deceased. Fifth and final
account presented for allowance by Edwin L..
Poor, guardian.
HEItkIhH B. KEITH, late of Hartford de-
Cra-e.. vii and petition TOR probate thereof
Prt-,utc by Marcus +. Keith, the executor
therein named.
HFZERIAH q. AMrS late OF Hartford, de-
cea-e. Petition for license e. sell and convey
rga. estate presented by William FOye, admin
i,jrdtur.
VI
. WOOD OF Porter, wards. Petition for license 10
sell and convey real estate presented by George
sweat, guardian.
MERCY q. BROWN, late of Waterford. de-
ceased. First account presented for allowance
hy George a. Billings, administrator.
JARVIS C. MARBLE, late of Paris, deceased:
VII amt petition for probate thereof presented
b, Fanny T. Pierce and Elizabeth IL. Thayer,
the yNccuLrices therein named.
HIRAM A. ESTES, late of Woodstock, de-
ceased Petition for an allowance out of per-
SOMA estate presented by Emma X. Estes,
widow.
LINA T. STONE, late of Lowell. in the Com
wuuwellth Of Mas, s,chusett-. deceased. Copy
~ will and petition for allowance thereof pre-.
-eaJyI by Luther X. Stone, atrustee under said
vii
SAMUEL A. BUMPUS, late of Paris, de.
ceased VIII and pettion for probate thereof
presented by julia a. BUmpus, the executriN
therein named.
ADDISON +. HERRICk, Judge of said Court.
A true cOpy-Attest:
ALBERT ID. PARK. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1901-05-07

served there q meal as appetizing as II
was simple. Cornelia led him on t.
tell his three best stories, laughing
over them as though they were quite
new. Then she brought his pipe, filed
and lighted it and drew away his chair
saying with a light stroking OF the
hair: "Alind now, pappy. No noddine
while I'm at the clearing away.
want to hear some more Virginia tales
before you so to bed"
"You shall hear them-you must
learn all my stories-to tell them,
mean," he said, putting out his hand
to detain her. 81 am in earnest about
Clara Gilchrlst," he went on. "You
must 20 there more, and 1t is quite an
accomplishment to know just how q
good story should be told"
"Pappy, pappy! Don't you know
what dinners here mean? Gowns with
tails to them and cabs and diamonds
and all that sort Of thing" Cornelia
protested. 1--WE can never afford that
not under five years. When I'm IA
nous person, though, what frocks
shall wear! l see myself now In gray
velvet, the shade grandmother called
ashes of roses with a train three
yards long and lined with pink silk and
the open neck filed in with point lace
and pink chiffon. I'll have a diamond
crescent for luck and q star for my
hair. l would not for the world weal
one of those big, vulgar sunbursts
Now, by way Of achieving that splen
dor you must let me get my dishes
washed. l have some things in my
head that must be written down."
"What are they" the major asked
eagerly. Cornela shook her finger al
him and said as she went through the
door:
'I'll show you in the morning. One
who holds the responsible office Of crit
ic must not be allowed to shirk his
duty"
When she came back half an houl
after, her slim hands were red anc
shriyeled through intimate contact
with hot suds. Her father eyed then
disapprovingly. eff only could do
mans work." he said. my daughter
should have what belongs to her name
and birth. Instead she drudges ant
slaves for a helpless burden"
"And asks nothing better" Cornelia
said, rising and standing behind hi'
chair. "Governor, how many time:
must tell you that you are really ant
truly the governor which keeps this es
tablishment in the way Of going on?"
Caresses were rare between thes'
two, yet now she bent and kissed hi
forehead, then whisked out pack O.
cards and challenged him to game
At half past he arose. wished her
CHEEKY good night and went smilingl!
away to bed. Cornelia smiled back a
him until the elor shut between them
then flung her arms above her heat
and heaved a long sigh.
Next minute, though, she smiled
again--a soft, whimsical smile. "1f
begin to take myself seriously, fear
shall degenerate into professional hu
morist," said half aloud as she fetched
out pen and paper. ut is quite sat
enough to be an unprofessional one
Let's see-what was the first joke
evolved upon the L road this after
noon? should not make jokes at all
except as an amateur, but one must d'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1901-05-07
GOVERNMENT SEED DISTRIBUTION

Under the pretence of fostering agri-
culture, the national and state govern.
ments waste incredible sums OF money
from the taxpayers. Possibly the most
outrageous of these expenditures is the
seed distribution of the national govern
ment.
The excuse is that new and improved
varieties may be widely extended. Our
wide-awake seedsmen get novelties long
before the government officials get them.
There is nothing in this plea. Of the
hundreds of thousands of dollars that
have been spent in this way in recent
years, it would be difficult to name sim
gle item in which they have been ahead
of the trade. At any rate, if govern
ment be justified in ''improving' agri-
culture in this generous way, it would
be still more justified in distributing
improved breeds of fowl, swine, horses
and cattle. If we must have free seeds,
let there be government stock-raising
farms and free distribution of the breeds.
AS factor in politics, the stock dis.
tribution would beat the seed packages
clean out of sight.-Meehans' Monthly,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1901-05-07

more money upon these farms than did
our ancestors fifty years ago, about
whose profits we hear so much. They
saved money because they did not spend
it, and our thrifty Irish, French, and
Norwegian farmers are doing the same
and better.
We have paid our respects to the Yam
kee farm boy, whose numbers are grow
ing less, and now we have word of en-
cOuragement to any other farmer boy
who is thinking of making farming life
business, and to whom we shall have to
look largely in the future to sustain our
agriculture. Read agricultural papers
and books. Attend farmers Institutes
and grange meetings. Take course in
agriculture at the agricultural college,
and the longer the course the better, II
it is adapted to the needs of practical
farmer. Make experiments upon the
soil of the farm and determine what fer
tilizer is most needed, and take an inter
est and active part in the school and
town meetings of the town. Realize the
fact that you are engaged in an honor
able business, and that your recognition
as citizen will depend upon the intelli-
gence and activity you manifest in your
own and in town affairs. Following such
a course as this, you will be able to es-
tablish reputation and home that will
be a source of envy to your early COM
panions who have drifted away to the
city and to whose support in old age you
may have an opportunity to contribute.
The bright, healthy, contented farmer
boy, whatever his nationality, with a
home upon New England farm, need
envy no person in the world.-Mirror
and Farmer.
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pRoRATE NOTICES.

To an persons Interested In either of the Estates
hereinafter named:
At Probate Court, held at Paris, In and
for the County Of oxford, ON the third Tuesday
Of April, In the year of our Lord one thousand
nine hundred and one. The following matter
having been presented for tire action thereupcn
hereinafter indicated, 1t Is hereby ORDERED:
That notice thereof be given TO all persons In
tere-ted, by causing copy Of this order to be
published three weeks successfully In the OK
fort Democrat. a newspaper published at South
Paris In said County, that they may appear al 4
Probate Court 10 be held at Rumford Falls, on the
second Tuesday of May, a. ID. 1901, at of the
clock Ia ths forenoon, and be heard thereon II
they see cause.
JUDITH HOWE, late of W oodstOck, deceased.
Wi, and petition tor probate thereof presented
by James W. Stuart, the executor therein named.
ALBION X TRASK, late of Peru, deceased.
Petition for an allowance out of the personal
estate presented by Amanda NJ. Trask, widow.
JOHN J TOwLE, late OF Dixfeld, deceased
First account presented for allowance by Willis
+. TOwle executor.
ADDISON +. HERRlCk,
Judge of said Court.
A true cOpy-At.est; -
ALBERT u. PARK Regis;cr.