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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1904-08-02
At the Great Worlds Fair.
A MAINE PRESS ASSOCIATION PARTY
VISITS ST. LOUIS AND THE LOUISIANA
PURCHASE EXPOSITION.
Fourth letter.
A TRIP DOWN THE PIKE.

Fourth letter.)
TRIP DOWN THE PIKE.
Ho! for the Pike!
Are your limbs weary with travelling,
your eyes with seeing and your brain
with taking1t all in? Then let us turn
aside for little while from the siren
uousness of doing the fair, and min
Cling in the whirl of gayety of that noted
"street of CONCESSIONS" find some place
where we may rest, recuperate and be
entertained.
The Pike is the side-show department
of the fair. 1t takes the place of what
has been known as the Midway" from
the days of the Chicago fair of '93, and
bearing its title of Missouri origin, it is
likely to change the nomenclature of
that part of our fairs, from the greatest
even to the least, for some years to come.
Not long before the fair opened, some
enterprising reporter visiting it made
the interesting discovery and published
it to the world, that the Pike was to be
the whole show, just as some travelling
circuses put most of their attractions in
the side-show; that the fair was to be
run for the benefit of the Pike, instead
of the Pike being merely an annex and
subsidiary to the fair.
The discovery was incorrect. The
Pike is here, and extends for mile
right alongside central portion of the
exhibition grounds. 1t contains forty
or fifty different shows, on which in all
some 100000 has been expended.
For all this, the Pike does not obtrude
itself upon the attention of the visitor.
He need not go near it if he does not
wish. But he will wish, and he will
find rest to both body and brain, and
a source of profit as well, to spend some
time there.
For the Pike in its different features
will be found educational as well as
amusing. To be sure, the spirit of
commercialism is rampant, but for all
that there is much to learn. Here we
may see our human brethren-and Sis
ters-of all shades and statures, and
inhabitants of all chimes, from the
Esquimaux of the frozen North to the
dwellers in torrd southern Asia, living
rs they live at home, following the same
pursuits and being entertained by the
same amusements.
Another class of entertainments which
are to be found here are simply mechan-
ical and spectacular, and to see the
wonderful effects which can be produced
by modern invention, especially in the
use of electricity, is of itself liberal
education.
OF course there is third class of
entertainments designed purely as
amusements. and having their proper
place. AS far as my observation goes,
the shows on the Pike are all of high
grade, and one is amazed to see the ex-
pense which has been put into the pro-
duction of some of these spectacles.
To go "down the Pike" and do it all
costs something like $1,000: it may be
less, it may be more, it makes no par
ticular difference. Probably taking in |
from quarter to third of the whole
number would be sufficient for almost
any body in stay such as most people |
can make. Even that kind of sight
seeing loses something of its zest after |
few days of continuous performance.
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Edwin Jones of South China was kill
ed by freight train on the Sebasticook
bridge in Winslow Saturday night, the
23d. Mr.. Jones, who was 70 years OF
age, was quite deaf, and evidently did
not know of the approach of the train.
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l find soothing better for liver derange-
ment and constipation than Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets.
F. ANDREWS, Des MOines, Iowa. For
sale by Shurtleff & Co., South Paris;
Jones Drug Store, Oxford; Noyes Drug
Store, Norway.
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Every bottle warranted, but not one
returned, is the report regarding DIR.
SETH ARNoLD's BALsAM 1.-THE best Sum-
mer Remedy from a large number OF
Druggists in the South. This Balsam IS
warranted to you by +. A. Shurtleff q
Co., South Paris, West Paris.
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Born.

In Paris, July 81. to the wife of Leon A
In Paris, July p. to the wife Of F. W. Everett
In South Paris, July Is. to the wife Of Wallace
X. Clifford, a daughter. nv
In Paris. July 80, to the wife Of Edward W
In Norway, July 81. to the wife OF Dr. H. L
In Stonehani. July 81. to the wife OF John
Adams, q daughter.
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Mary Duvall, five-year-old girl in
Lewiston, set her clothes on fire while
playing with matches Tuesday, and was
fatally burned before assistance reached
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by the vision of the other world which
concludes the entertainment.
The exhibit of Baby Incubators shows
a number of minute infants untimely
thrust into this cold world who are
being nursed to normal strength in that
modern device which does so important
a part of the work of nature.
If now YOU are feeling the need OF a
laugh, drop into Cairo, or into Mysterious
Asia, and after you have examined the
bazars, seen the jugglers and tumblers,
and had a cigarette with the dark-eyed
hours in the smoking parlor, ride
camel. That is an unfailing recipe for
making everybody laugh-more espe-
cially the rider. The motion of camel,
whether getting up off his knees, travel
ing, or getting down again is like MOTH
ing else on earth, but it is Invariably
provocative of mirth. Ifyou can't get a
camel, ride a donkey. 1t is almost as
funny, and scares you almost as much.
Continuing now among the more
strictly educational features of the flke,
YOU NAV visit the Esquimaux village,
and see those small people, clad in skins,
manipulate the dog whip and the kyak,
and STOPPING down and looking into the
interior of one of their skin huts, may
see the anomaly of an electric fan rum
ming full speed in the midst of this
Arctic scene. Or in Fair Japan you may
drink tea in the garden or 60 into the
theatre and watch the Geisha girls go
through their interesting but monoto-
nous chanting and gesturing. Or IN the
Tyrolean Alps you may sit in the shadow
of snow-capped mountains. and drink
German beer to your hearts content
while the band plays and Tyroleans IN
their native costume do some OF their
prettiest yodeling.
And if at any time during your tour of
the Pike you should be hungry-or
thirsty-all you need to do is to take
six steps in any direction and sit down.
You can't get farther than that from
table. 1t must be that patrons OF the
Pike eat all the time. Eating places
are more than numerous all over the
grounds, but on the Pike every individual
show has an eating annex which in some
cases is larger than the show. Even the
Baby Incubators has it's restaurant con-
nected.
OF course have mentioned only a
small number of the Pike features.
There are many more, but these that |
have named | saw and can recommend.
If you would see the Pike deliberately
and without fear of crowds, go in the
afternoon; but to see it in all its glory,
90 in the evening. The main exhibition
buildings close at dark, and great por-
ton of the throng flows into the Pike:
The exposition does not close till half
past eleven, and the crowd is not per-
ceptibly diminished till after ten. The
bankers shout, bands play at the gates
all up and down the street, and the
throng of happy, careless sight-seers
surges back and forth. You can not but
catch the spirit of merry making which
is in the air, and as you wend your way
to your lodgings in very docile frame
of mind, you find yourself humming that
execrable popular song" with the re-
"oh, meet me on the Piker
A,EF.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1904-08-02

Capt. William P. Rogers Of Freeport,
the Socialist candidate for governor,
died at his home Sunday morning, July
IA,
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Totals,
WEST PARIS.
KVSI
Score by Innings.
Score by Innings.
l-2 5 8 9-Total
oxford, ..O Q 0 o Ks
West Paris, 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 90

West Paris. .-..0 0 0 0 o o 0 90
Base on balls, by Adams. Hit by pitched ball,
by Shaw g. Struck out. by Adams 5; by Shaw 8.
Double plays. Day. Farnum. Davis; Stone, VIII
ION, Pike. Two base hits, Bowie. Bowker. Um.
pires. Dryer and Rawson. Scorer. Thayer.
The Norway team are in hopes to play
three games this week. The first one
will be at Portland against the strong
South Portland team on Wednesday.
Thursday they will meet Hebron again
at the fair grounds, and they will try to
arrange another game with Oxford for
next Saturday.
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Died.

In East Fryeburg. July 10. Gilbert Warren
I'm In Porter, July rs. William T. Sawyer, aged 30
In hndoyer. July "a, Henry SWEET.
In Paris, July %, Abel Fletcher, formerly OF
sumner, aged 3s years, 10 months. Q days.
In san Francisco, Calf. July o. Leroy D;
Bracket, formerly Of West Bethel aged 70
'I In Norway, July %. Leonard e. Judkins, aged
So years.
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.,-., congregational Church. Rev. w. h
-. ID Il. pastor. Preaching services, 10 *
End 80 p. NJ: sunday school l2 NJ; Y
= a.. n. at6P. NJ, Church prayer meeting on
evening at S 50 SsIoS ,Sy, a' not O'her
"Ws,soIist Church. Rev. II. A. Clifford, Pastor
,- S.ndav, morning prayer meeting, $50 A
\, - Tir, service lO:45 A. NJ; sabbath School
- = n Epworth League Meeting, 6l5 p. NJ
-, d, drawer meeting z. NJ; prayer meeting
.'''I- evening: class meeting. Friday evening
-r,,ti.f Ihurch en- sunday, preaching service
"A sabbath school II N; PRAYER meet
.---,or NJ. prayer meeting Tuesday evening
Jr.ysr>aIist Church, Rev; >. II. Lutte, -, Pastor
-. :, Hau, At 81 p ". Evening service, :
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Hvmn-'Oh Day of Rest and Giadness."
Scripture. -
PRAYER. Mrs. Clifford
Soio-Rock of Ages, Miss Leach
Remarks by the Presiler', Mrs. +. F. Chapman
Reading. Mrs. ). c. OrIway
Music-,Jesus, Lover of My Soul. ...--. Quarteite
Miss Leach. Mrs Smiley, Messrs Burnham
and Eyster.
Recalling. Mrs. Clifford
Reattng, -. - hrS -hOItob
Hymn-563, Onward Christian Soldiers.
Readipg. Mrs. Emery Bonney
Heading Mrs. Crockett
Solo-Nioety and Nine, Mr.. Fly ster
Remarks-Rev Mr.. Nc Curiy and
Rev. MIR. Clifford
Hymn-Amerlca.
Bene fiction.
The music was under the direction OF
Mrs. G.. l. Burnham.
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Soing down cast 81 A. NJ, daily, sundays
included = 81 A. NJ. 5 % p M sunday only'
In ND west)-lO 20 A. IA, - P. NJ, 10 is
~ isiiy. sundays included. Sunday only.
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l-.c. Hours 30 A. NJ 70 : 80 P. NJ
CHURCHES.
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The oxford Democrat.
SOUTH PARIS.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Commencing June IS, 1894,

TEAMS LEAVE SOUTH PANS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-22

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@atten uno lire Gltern.
Wetterausfi9tem : SIR
Marblano urtb ben 9iitritt Columbia
Regen an Montag, liar uiro tdlter
um StsnIta9, iriTde, in DER Montag
Na4t na9 IprbipeIten umfpringenbe
Winbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-22
ilnnfere Gsraicr.
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rWarDldn0 Sbeater."
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ltrtbeilen ~aolSlpdrti9er &ritifer 81
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fnnlllden Scenet Dor, ipu5 ia in9trl-
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&om iorgen fir ergoblihe Illitritte.
80 milf Ifobemie."
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fommeter @ait in Baltimore, nllo
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Gbriltian.
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Giuilperionen BADEN Sorbin berloi.
len. Die acknowledgements neb-
men oen gobnbcrfebr itort in In-
iprlld. Sommtlihe japoniifen
Sabnor6eiter iinb geiloben. bod oie
diteliihen iino no6 9egebllng oeS
Nelliabrsfeitcs 5uriidgefebrt.
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8aifaliee.
Petersburg 81. Sebruar. =
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oier5ehn leiht per,punoet murben.
Mon errportett, Sen Serfebr am
nad)iten Gage" micoer olinebmen sil
tolt1en.
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NIT i~trenssr Strafe. Dies na6m Ii6
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sd N re Strafe. - Der in
Nr. rs, Norb=S Springs Str, ppbnz
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Gtunce ais er in betruntemm 3uz
ftanoe in Der Ndbe BON Nsiiterstolpn
bic @eleile Der elsttriIfsn StraBen<
balm entlang ging, bon einsm Waggpn
~eetrpfFen, ,pebsi ibin bas Naisnbein
sebrp9em atpurbe unb sr anbere Der
lebunsen an Der Stirn unjo an benz
Riiden erbieft. Gr ipurbe na9 benz
nStabtSHpital" se6raht.
Selb morb elmer Sedss
sebni d6rigem = Die 16 Sabre
alte biibffe tGnra Niebentbal besine
geItern Wprgen Jun 1a10 ubr in ibrer
8ebauIung5 M. 1914. Norozgpnos
Strabe. S%el6itmorp. incem iR cine
Doiis 2aySanlm gu Ii1 nabm. 0as
MGpdsn mar ola Mdifinenfhrsibe=
rim in eipean, 9iireau inn mittleren
Stdottbeilel anesftelIt lino fam in lebs
tersr Seth setpobnli9 sdt fpdt mad
SauIe. Sbr Batter, 9r. 9arrD M.
Hicc.uibal Der elm San3meiiter lit,
belt benz MGbffn Dor, baB es iih
nidt paKs. tutnn lie 10 fpGt mad
3au1e fomme. Mm Gxitog Mbenb
tom Ne ipieber ipGt nod 9auft, inb
ibr Batter breSts UT iobussn angsbli4
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Srbnun9 muB Elm. = poz
li5sirihter 5eGig inn mittleren polis
5eigeri6 sing itreng Dor, Sofbn purz
cell, 35, unb Soispb Eoie, q Sabre
alt, bic 8eire i'm n2sperina= SouIe"
an Der 5rpntz uno Sapsttes StraBe
fpobnsn, lpurcen lpesen ungebiibrli6en
Serassns CUR 3obluns bon $25
Srde uno Soften perurEilt. OieIelbe
Strqfe purbe benz 25 Sabre a len
Glert Selir SohnIon aufbiftirt, nelz
der purh lautes Sllten uuf Der
Strabe Die Hubs seiiDrt bate. Der
Soloat Sp6n &ir6boum bon Tr. 500,
WeIfS aratpgaf SraBs, muroe fpeaen
ungsbiibrlifeR 9etraeens aur 53a6=
lung bon $40 Strafe uuo Soften pers
hrtbeit 6rant Weunning, eiuem Saas
lobrer ,iuurbs ipssen Sruntembeit S.
Srafs unb &oisn aufoittirt. 8einer
Der @eitraften fonnte 5ablsn.
Seller iberflutbet. =
Gins srpbe RDhre Der @aIerleituna
BART am Gamitag N6sno in eer Gre
teri, swiiden gcpf luno Silsnnrabe,
urtb ii6erilutbete IA &eler an Der
@retersS trube. Der &snsr ces Sauz
les Hr. 424, @retersS trdbe, mar bon
Tral Marps 6oean nm Der Seller Res
9auIss Nr, 422,. Gyetsr=S troBe, BON
Srun Mudlsi 0piulsr hemobnt. 8sioc
muBisa f!iiGtsn. uRS ibre 9ausbalt=
tunsssGsseMtHot saparben ruinirt.
Die Seller purbtn etItern ausses
pinnrt.
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&idtig wcun waDr.
@merifanii6e &ricssiGife bumbar>
biren einen bon Sniursrnten be=
istten 9aicn in Sun Domingo.

paris 81. 6ebruar. - Sine De
pside aus San Domingo melpet, baB
Der Ser. Staatens& reu3er rGplumbia"
unb bus Sdulidiff rSartforb" bic
Safenitabt 9udrte, pslfe pon SnIurz
senten 6eIebt lit, bom6aroirt BADEN.
Offi3 tette Sc It Der
Ra4ri6t aus mali
ington.
70 a9in9tpn, .. g., 81. Se6r.
= Sine 9epsife bes Captains S. 81.
Wfiaer, gpmmanbeurs bes areu5srs
~Golumbia," beitdti9t bic pbige RAD
ridt aus pdris uno fiigt bin3u, bab
bic teiosn ameritaniifTn Sriessidiffe
audi 400 MarireIplbaten unb See
leute lanbeten. nm bic S%nIursenten
bufIr gu aii9tisen, bab iie unlGnaIt
auf ben ameritaniiden Sampfer
"ytep=Yort" feusrten. Die gelanbe=
ten Imeritaner psrirtsben bic Snfurz
9,nten aus ibren Stelungelt uno ja9z
ten Iie in bas Snnere. Spdter purz
ZEN bic MannIduften pisosr einges
i9ifft -
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Straper's 6anoelssbule

jcst in Or. Ill. Wef-Granllinfr., Saga.
s'r's 9a1e, 5aupteinsans. 81, 9asiaule
testnnt teute une wiro rr8elmdbis otne
meiters untslbrsduns fortsetbt. Disabsnb.
Sdnle teainnt 5reitaS Nbene, ZEN 10. &c..
truar. Nsues @e6aube. Wir ircresn Sc.
reitlpiOi9f init irgene SsnanSem, Der TO-.
fort Su bauen ssrentt, rresea sines ,sbn.
jd6ri9cn gadtecntraftes fir bic uttren
Gtcfmerff, nit beiouperer JtidiiAt fari
Shul;rcde siascrihtst. IN llnterbanplunst
trettn. :
G'raDer's 4auSrlsiGule
gr, III, 8st;; SrSq%ailirarqbs.
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