davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-13
NmtsreNente eMieGyerfnMs.

,lebsr tiirsIid in Rublanc dbaebaIs
tene GdicBrerlude. um Dos bel ben
SdneaIeaerqeidiiBea onsulpenoenoc
S6)ieBperfobren 81 e%vptoben, beribtet
has ruiiifde miIiiGriIhe 6adblati
ngubfij Sn.uaIio" foIocnhes:
IS banoelt Ii1 bouptid9lid nm bic
5rd9e: lon mali iih 70 oenau ipie
mDaIid einidieBen. um Die b0dIt m0gs
lide Wirtung 3u erbalten, ober loD
man lid nit einem Werfabren begnii=
gen. bel Dem MAJ bic @ntfernunq nul
annGbernb ermittelt unb bann oas Ges
ldnoe IN Der Ndbe bes s3ieles i'm
Sdneufcuer nit gllen unb 9fei iibers
fdiitiet. Nutiirlid toitet baS 3ipeite
Nerfabren er1ebli1 mebr Wunition
ais bas erite; ober man lduft babel
nidt @efabr, nieDergeporfen sl fperz
ben. ebs nan Ielbit CUR Wirfune gez
lan9t. Die mad Der iiblihen Metbobe
dusgefiibrten SdieBen permogen tein
ri6tiges Bib bon ben lpobren, Dem
Gruitfane entiprehenben N9orgGnoen
gu qcben, ba Die lpGter gum Ginld)iez
BEN gelanoenoe 8atterie obns RiidIidt
duf Die WerluIte. Die Tie i'm Grnltfalle
,rIitteu boben ipiirbe. 6as 5euer nit
unperminoerter 0elhninbigteit unb
prG5iiion fprtiebt uno 10 ben mad ben
i'm 3iele Dermertten GreFfer3ablsn fat
ftess cine ueberlegenbcit iiber bic i'm
Strsuberfabren orbciienbe gdtteris
aufpeilt. SIN Grnftfaae aber perben
qeraOe bi, erIten Triib3eiiig eintretcns
ben @erluIte Oft bon entI6eibenber
8eDeutlng. Oa lie bic 5eueroeldmins
bioteit bcrabieben uno llnrube in Der
9otterie berOorrufen.
Mon bat oo6er in IuBIunb iogcs
nonnte oaampfidieEen" eineefiibrt,
ipobsi glei63eitia 3ipei neb~eneinonbcr
ifc6enbe Botterien geaen 3fpei gegens
iiberitebenbe 3ielbdtterien Ihieben. Sci
einsm AompfI9ieBen lonte Die erltt
Yasterie bas normule Ginldiebberz
fabren bur9fiibren. Die 3ipeite oagegen
MIR cine pcite 0abel bilben unb 6as
@eldnoe am 3iel belfeuen. Sur Sim
iibuno bieIes neuen 0eridbrens mar
Der 8atierie cine StunDe s3eit geoe=
ben. Die 3iel6dtlsrien fanbsn ollf eli
ner Gntfernuug Don etpa 24O0 Wfez
ter uno tposen is6r out iidtbar. gcibe
8atterien Io0ten feds Winuien Feuern
biirfen. SnfolQe elmer Gtorlno beiln
Mbproben fam Die 3pcite 8dtterie
(alio Die bos neue Yerfobren anipens
bete) etipos ipater gum ShuB aIs Die
@egnsrin. SrDboem ~gelan0te Iie fritz
Der gum Wirfungsidieben UNI bate
6rei Minuien nd9 Der 5euerer0ff=
nung ibr 3iel poaitdnbie nieberges
fGmpft; bon AZ Die 3ielbatterie oars
i~teIenben 6auideiben paren SO ses
t~roffen. Cur Yriifung bes Gr9ebniHes
tpurbe Der Yerfu6 brei Gage fpdter
iuieberbolt, jeOo9 unter i6nieriseren
NerbdltniKen; bic 3iele iparen 10 auf=
seIteat, ooB lie ielbit nit einem 5erns
glas nur fdper 81 crtennen naren.
Die nit benz StreuDerfabren beauf-
tragic gdtterie 6raudte CUR @abels
biloung ndtiirlid mebr 3eit ais oas
erite MaI; trObbem selans es ibr, Die
anoere 8otterie in nur i Minllien
gum S9peieen gu brineen, inbem lie
ibr einen 0erIuft bon 90 pro3ent III
rer Mnnnidaft sufiigte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-13
Mn0anermDe 2eioeu
Ireibeu einen aneeisbcncn Yaniier
IN WerjweI iana nnD 5ob.

mari a N. SnO.. u Gebr. III.
bion Bed, Banter. eri6oE lh bsuts
Na9mittag, nadoem er Suerit 9arbols
idure genommen. Der 5Do trat in
wenigen Wlinuien Elm. 9lnoouerube
4rdnilihteit gift als @runo oes Selblts
mor0es.
Bed, Der Iid Dor 2 Snbren suriidso9.
bate iber 20 Sabre lang yani9el@diic
betfieben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-13
GOngreB.
Genat I.

BAL ton II. Gt6ruar.
Der Senat forte Die 0erleiung elmer
RsOe Moraan'S ourd SenatOr Mc@ar-
mod seasn Die Canals Olitit Oes prd-
itenten uno berietb iiber bic gOrlaae,
Der gr=9onisin bon 9aiuai 5000, 600
gu beminisen. SIR Die Yorla9e ipra=
Den Yladburn uno Mitdea. Oageaen
Spooasr uno platt (@onneciicui).
Senator Spooner 5eantraote 3u=
riidberpeiiung on Die GommiiROn; Der
Senat muBte fd aber man9eInoer Be-
lhluBfdbigtsit Degen b~erta9en.
0aus.
Inter Spreder gannon's Qeituna
mureen beute 800 pribat : penfions-
gorlaqen In 155 Minuten erleoigt, bic
b0dite jemals erreidte An5abl. Die
meifien Der 8orlaaen eingen obne
Mmenoements ourd; ais ii9 Elm gin=
wano er6ob, 5eigte Der Spseder iein
Mibfalen iibsr Die Veridleppune uno
Die iibrigsn Yorla9en muroen als an=
%genommen ertldrt, Obne baB aud Der
@lerf Der Gormalitdt wegen ibre Nn3abl
perleien bdtte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-13

Grii9es ainOFeiiG-DefIt6e etiere CT
7c; biefge Gtiers 7s-.8c; beige Rinbei
$50 bis Fo0 @funb 7c; bieiise aube 40C
Bis 800 gfuao 5te; aibs $50 bis $40 Yiaut
BIC; 6tier y~orberpierteI 7c, Stser 2tnter'
ulerteI Sc, Hinb 0interuisrteI 84c, ginf
gorberpierteI &c, Rub gorterpierieI &c, 3uI
StntsrbierteI TIC.
Grtl@es aaIbFeii9-SdIber 1C4c, 9inter'
pierteI 13c. gor6erpierteI Sc.
5ril9eS 69afIeti9 - 2dnsrner per gfunl
10c ; gGafe &c; S&enteI I0Ae; Rads, I'm,
l8c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-13

Sdrblers pretie:
suftern IN aannen--Rep gorf Counts lOe
>. Q. &. & 60. Selects 8bc.
eee'5ti9s Beibfii9e l2c; go. l y dsrsi
lie; @atfi9 l2c; tno@snIoie S6riuee, IOe,
sereinigte 0drinse, Sc; psr@ 7s.
GIans-qittIe Weds sOc per 100.
9ununert- -25c per pfunb.
e%BrimpS-Sl 80 per @auone.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-13

Bnkfer, Gftr s35s6 BeNH0eI.
Gambler bejabIen foIsenbe qreiie:
Butter - Gountrp. 1ee. Creamery 24e.
ulgtn 28e
Gier-26c per Dutenb.
9iibnsr 10c, 1dbne 6. Eurfets-l4s.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-13
. m ssaesm.Rarst.

1hnotbb-yeriauFBpreiie: $40. OBJ 90.
Rlee - B~erfaufspreiie: 81. 60-$8.N.
NeIiGtOrn - gertaufspreie: ie mao her
DuaIitdt, 1880.
9afer-sei9dlt 39-42e; In ben Ee9ren
s. O0-S10.00 per Tonne.
~etrob-greiie, ie na@ benz @rnb. IN BAL
len, S6-$Y.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-13
3ukunftsbiln.

M mi It r: ySereniiiimus mol.
len gnGOigit gerrben, bieles gittgeiud
gu beriidii9tigen!-S6on aus Del
Sdrift lit bic grOBe 8eoirftigfeit Dee
8ittitelers gu ertennen-er benuBi
of[enii1tli9 cine total oefette S9reib'
mnfhinel"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-13
Rafe.

ensros > g~erinufsrreiis Snporiir.er
e8wsSsridfe 30e per PfunO einbeimHioe.
e8wepertdie l6c, @iscoufn Gream , aaIe
13-l4e. ". y. GbebbarsI l3c, einneimts
i1er Simburaer l8c. Bird l4t
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-13

@etrodnete 5rii9te-gepfeI, an Der Some
oesrodnsi, &c; Scbannesbeeren 7e bis 7&e;
Gitron l5c bis l4c; 3!OFnen. 2 Gropn, per
Pfunb. 7c, 8 Grown 7ic, 4 @rown TIC Iaa,
menfreie &c bis &c. California NiBeateI 7Kc;
SuItana 7Ac, iinportirte SuItana lie Dis lac.
California Apriioien &c bis nc.
Sprup-Stanbarb Corn 28c bis 25c; AZ,
udbIter &c bis 32e; Sorghum sSc bis SSc;
gieu Orleans MoIaHes l8c bis &c; getudbI,
ter 30c bis 58c.
RiHe-pra5iI neu SC bis 1Oc; TiIberts lee;
MonoeIn Ia; wei6i9aIise gsanbeIn 16e;
Sorban RanoeIn lbe; @eanutS &c bis Sc;
g~erbitete 7c bis Sc; GnsIii9e @aIniiHe 1876.
pidIes-24OO I'M Gab $40; 1870 I'm 5ab
So; 1900 I'M 9aIbFob $3.50; 500 TN 5as
$3.50.
S~noianapeliS Rafee,qreie:
@eioDbnI. bic gutter lO-l2e, prtma big ses
udblter l4-l6c (; Tancp 8~2i-38e. @OIbss
DeIop l8 bis 22c. Sane 28-32c.
Sn gadeten
ariOia sl2.2b. atOn sl2.25, SerIeb So 90;
Caracas S12. %, DilportbB S12 %, Dut2
Saua 8lsnb 3d. 90, NaiIqou6 Sl2 26, GotsB
BIenbeb Sara $l2.25.
8afer-Dominoes 7.07c; eti6su6er s.. a
puIpertFrter 4.S7c; xfff puIueriErter 5.02t,
feiner sranuIirter 4.97e; Cubes b.l2e; Con.
fectioners' G4.72G RiOsepooD L 1896; 900.
nir Il 4.b7c; empire u 4. SIC; SoeaI Qrtro
@oIben 9 Arc; sBiioICr GItrc q 4.37t
Hibsewocb u 4.62e: seIber G I. lie; IL gels
Der 4.O2.
Heis-earOIina. ROpf. b}--73c. Scpan 3
bic, gebrodener, 32--41e.
SaIs-2ote, Saigon ~2obaneen 76c RIel,
mere nuantiidten. 85e-90c. 100 bret Esfunb
padete sl.so, So flint 49,, $3.50. Is 10
phlnb $1.70.
eNs-yeaIs (4o Or. 9ef). 5ab. 9-llc Dc
@aIone.
@euirse - 3anje: ylulpiee DC bis l6e:
Gaiiia 13c bis l5c NusfatbIiitbe 60e bic
85c; MusfatnuB 4be bis SOC; GanBsr l&uar,
ser 4feffer i5c bis l6e, S6ot l9c weib 26c;
NeIten l5e; gemabIener i9lparser qfefer lee,
fueiber 30c bis 85e, rotber 2oc.
etdrts-gearI, BIC, Champion Slot, | unt
o pfunb Fadete 8. aOrn. / gfO. qa6ete.
4k-blc.
einsemG9te Observation-Disclosures 8 Ys..
s1.l0c; qea&eS Gtanbarb, 8 qFb., 81
2.25; eeconbs 8 pfunb 81. 50-SI. 66; Die
qeaGes. 81. 40-S1.6 80; g~lnanus, STANDARD.
Q PFb., 81 .65-Sl.90; SECONDS. 2 qfunb,
81 .25-S1.4b; CRIME 4obnen, 3 yfunb Rams
nen. 81, 8abamc glnanns $l.8O-S2. 26c,
Csiebte erbien, Sl.20-Sl. 10. fribe SUM- 50
Gents, Narrcw Goo, etnsepsi9te 56s-e0c,
tomatoes, 8 pfuno. 81. 10-Sl.16, 3u6er,
SOrn S0c-Sl 20, sgpfeIbutter. per Dusenb.
8 4funb. 81.
eanbD-etansen 7c; serii6t 7c; grO'
Gee semii9t 73c; Banner Twif &c; Cream
BOnbons 1Oc ; $40. 2 Cream semii9t &c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-13

Deben - 80. 2 rotber Sl.005 auf gele .
fen. 81 Don Der gahbIe; yso. 8 rOtber 97e.
5ebruar 81; Basenpetsea 81.
Rorn (neues) - 9o. / ipeiB 45e; SO. z
weib 45c; SO. Q wsib z5r; no. 4 peib,
Abe; no. 2 weib semii9t z4e; go. 8
peib genii9t 44e go. 4 wesb ecmsiGi
43c; SO 2 geIb z5e; SO. 8 seIb 45e !;
go. 4 geIb 43c; $40. Q semii9t A
SO. 8 serrii9t z4e; so. 4 seuii9t a.
9OIbel dc.
9afer- no. 2 petBsr 42e; 30. 8 MEIER
41}c; SO. 2 @eraiiGter 4o3e; 80. 9 ssmiiGies
40c.
Seu = SO. 1 9imOtbp s11.E0; 90.
2 9imotbp $1,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-13
5enator $ Il a.


nator Gamma m.bt oer3eit Die 0riie
Ieiner 0rantbeit our1 unb beute ylah'
mittGo beffrdte'e man, er lie9e I'M
Gtsrben. Sn ben Wahtiunoen er'
bDlte CT Iid ieood alo es 1T ipieoer
einioe 0olfnung borbanoen. Die Ans
sei9en ipreden ~aleroings ~lebr ge9en
feline Wieoerberlfeluna, inoehen Die
trdftioe Contribution, unterltiibt bon
Orp9en uno Ssimulansen, balfen
ibm ourh Den Wahmittag. als oas Be-
iinoen raid iani uno mrgen abermals
bon gtuben Iein.
IS banoelt ib oarum, ME LANCE ole
6ieterbobe mlbdlt uno ob meitere befs
tiee MnfdDe hatiiinoen; ein 3ueiter 4n-
fal bon Der beutigrn Sidrte wiiroe
porausfdtii6 oas enoe beoeuten.
Der bentiee Nnfan trat in Gorm
zines SdiitelfrOltes etpa I'm 2 ubr
Elm uno balo oarauf perlOr Der Send
tor oas y~smuBtIein, I'M es I'm 6 lbr
unaefdbr wieoer gu erlangen.
Der pulls ftdno auf 1870, toum
b0rbar.
3 Stunoen Ipdser, 9e9en 40 ubr.
tonnte Or. Gsler, eer Bait. Mr5t, cine
snti4isoens ge1erung aniilnoigen; Der
@uls mar ltdrter uno oas Gieber be-
oeutcnO berminOert.
Der Ni9te 0anna's 5rln. Marp
phelps, tonnie oer9lr3t Ia9en. iuenn ein
Mann iid bon einem iolden Mlfall
erhole. 10 lei fder nod 9opaung uor-
banoen.
lin II llbr Na6ts murine ben Den
Aersten Rirep. Csler unb Garter eia
Bulletin ausee9eben, mona6 Der 6e-
nator lid bon BEN Gieber. Nnfaa erboli
Cat. Eemperdtur 10l, pulls 100,
Atbmuns 80. Ger Senatcr idldff
I'm oisie 3eit rubig.
80 ton, ID. GebruaT
% ubr Woreens). lin Witternadl
m0r 0ie Semberatur los. bic nab eineul
Babe auf beinabe 102 Iiel. 9as Be
linden 1T unberdnoert.
Gbina's Neutralitdt.
DabingtUn n, IL. 6ebr. @e'
Ianoiec @onger oepeldirte beute benz
Gtaatsoepartement, Dab Die dineiiidg
8eeierung iofort cine Neutralitdtser=
tldrunq erlaFsn uolle.
falls oiele prollcmatiOn befOIql
miro, lit oaOrrd Der orobenoen goIer'
Snoaiion in Der ManoTdurei bOrgs.
beu0t. @bina muB aud Derbinoern,
oab RuRsn ODER Supaner Isin @ebieI
beireten.
gs iiuO nod ni9t idmmtli6e Unit
morten auF Getretdr 0aD's Vote einge'
gangen. 9as Qanonenboot oWilmin9.
ton" fubr bon 6OngtOng mad 6bs'
200, 9%esenabsr port Artbur ab, um II
ienem neutralen Safen als 9epeIden'
boot GienIie gu lsilten.
Bon Der ON itan.
RepolutiOn II.
80 bington IL. Jebruar
Na6 geridten oss @eianoten pomel
fano in Sandes cine blutise S6lad
ftatt, NORM sablreide 2euie getOote
muroen.
Das frans. 4riegsidi!i v8ruoe" ira
in san Domingo Elm uno fubr poraus
fdtlid mad puerto plata, mo oi
9imiri3 8ebelen unruben DerurIaden
9u6 elm ipaniides 9riessidif 1T jeb
in San Domingo.
9ineo1n's @eburtstng.
@bieago. ~. Gebruar. Gin
coins @eburtstag wuroe beute eurt
elm Bantett oss W~arquette- glubs il
i. 4nbitOrium bssan9en. DIS 6aapi
reoner Iungirie Sdabieiretdr Sbau.
: @ranb @apibs. Wi9., IL
i, 6ebr. Sci benz beu.igen 2incOlu=gan
tette maren Senator Doniber, Sa., IN
beri6isOens Scugrebsa bgeoronste oil
WalbingtOn erIbienen; fernsr u. .
IN m-lfL>fl.. Ek.~xLu~r
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-13
Ldslther Marftberi0t.
sno.arapolts union giell0ie, ID 8ebr.

Jnb,anapcliB Union Biebbbie, l3 5ebr.
Htnbpteb.
@erdblte biS prinla GEpori
6ttere, 1300-1500 Yso..... "a 6j-b 90
Mabiae bis mittlsre Grpori
Stiere, 13o0-1400 Yib...-. 42b-4 70
Sute bis prinia S6Idtter 6.isre,
~l150-i2b0 9fb.........-... 440-475
5eipobnIi6e 6tiere, ll,b0 bis
1880 Yiuno. .....-.--..... ~ on
Suite bis sewdbIte Ueebin8
gtiere 1904 %
Isdbi9e bis cute SEEDING Stsere,
$4,000 gfo.---.-.-.".. 0 bo--5 70
@ute 6toders 2 sos 7b
pssdte gtcderS. ...-.. 1908 %
Eute bis aeipdhIte ysimo ...... 9 65-4 IS
JiittIere bis quite Stinoer-....... 82b-3 90
GewobnIihe Rinbsr .............. 3 50-3 90
@ute bis qapabte aiibe... ........ 6 40-3 10
NtttIsre albe. 3 00-3 80
@suobnli9e Bis CUTE aiibe...... 2 75-8 20
@epobnlids ale Eiihe. ..,....... 2 00--2 81
Suite 9ibe nit Rail-. S25- S50
@euobnItde siibe NIT Raj :. 800 SOD
gewdblte aalber. ............. 5)-7 30
G9rpere 4dIber- 80o-6 30
sSrina bis iancp Export Builder
guueu 340-3 "a
Semobnlite bic quite B~ulen..... 76-5 2b
@ewotnIihe Bulen 200-2 81
= 9metne.
Sute bio seudbIte f9pere .......S SO 25-5 As
Scniidte unb iQrpere Pading... B l6-5 81
Gute bis sewdbIte Iei9te. 1895 8 l0-5 81
gep0bnIide Iei&te. 5OO-5 o.
Sate Yigs-.-----.-"-.~.... To- W
leibte 1to8 a 2b-4 &c
Rougb8 4 "a I'd
S9afe.
@ute bis seiribIte 2dinmer-..... 8 30 60C
@spobnIide bio CUTE 9dmmer. j. 4 90 8 n
SUITE bis gelpdbIte 69afe.-.... 325- re
Droindre bis quite edafe....... To- 3 0t
Gtoders. ........... GO 3 0(
Side, per 100 Bfb........... 250- 8 0t
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-13

6uadr gureb G9inisn - grfe luaIttdt
1870 pfuno l24: ID gfunb 12ae; 1912
Niunb 10; Aueite lualitdt : 20-l6 pfanb
11ie ; Is qfunb 12e ; IL qhsao l25e {; 10
ptunb 1870.
GoIifornii@e g@snfen-e Lib 8 pfunb sc;
9 bis IL pfunb &c.
Triibtfid,e ped-RLarer Gngliib gureb 10,
aeauabIter gusar Gireb 16c, e. 9funb I'M
Durdidnitt 15e ; 8 bis 8 gfinS I'M 9ur6'
lanitt 1916; 10 bis 10 gfuno I'M Dur9l9niti
l2de; 8 qlanb I'm Dur9idnitt, i9nsaI, ll3e
6 Pfuno i'm Dur2i9nitt. i9maf, 113e.
eped, gngI.-@epdblter, 8 biB 10 gfunb
I'm DurdI9nitt. 1876; IL Bis IA pfus.b TN
Dur9i9nitt, 12Kc.
gped-4Iare Geiten, 80 biB so qfuno tn
Gurhf9aitt, 9sc; aIcre Seiten. 30 BIZ 40
gfuns, 9ac; alare Bellies. % Bis 30 pfunb.
91e; Is bis % 3d.. sc; ID Bis Is qfunb,
lO}c; aIare 8iiden, 20 biB 30 pfanb. Gle;
yidsa IL bis 10 qfunb 93c; 9Iare aiiden 8
bis 9 Efunb. I0te
@epSeetes G9uetneHeii9 - 9no6enloie.
gonep pig $40. 80; FLARES 1ean sls. 80; 5aus'
lp $3.50; Short GIeur Slz.50; Stump
SID. 90.
Celebrities ginbFeii9 - G9inien, reg,
gst8, 1s3c: GuBenieiten lie; Snneni. 14t
Rn09eI 1910.
DDrfe @erdu9erie 8rntpurf BIC,
sranffurter &c; Bologna In Ddruea 6fs. In
Tr9 &c.
6dmc5-- In Zierees-l. Dual. ga; 2,
luaIitdt $3.50; 8. nuaIitdt &c.
eduItern-GnsI. Gureo, Is bis 20 gfuns
I'M Dur9iGnitt. i0se; Is plumb Dur9i&nitt
lie. 10 6i8 IL 4finb 111kc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1904-05-03
RumfOrd Falls.

A party of the superintendent and
foremen of the Oxford paper mill made
an unannounced call on Frank Il. Cloud
man, the retiring superintendent of the
mill, and presented him with diamond
ring. Mr.. Cloudman has been superin-
tendent of the mill since 1t was built,
aud has won the esteem and affection OF
all connected with the establishment.
On account of the high price of board,
two young men of the place, Superintend-
ent of Schools S. A. Burleigh and Arthur
Luce, plan TO lease house, hire ahOuse-
keeper, and run il as boarding house,
Several teachers and others are already
booked for the house.
The first annual clerks ball will be
given Tuesday evening, May Sd. Payne
Il Plummer's Orchestra of Lewiston will
furnish music, and the ball is expected
to be an enjoyable and brilliant affair.
The assessors of the town of Rumford
have completed the valuation of the
town for 1904, and have fixed the valua
ton, real and personal, for the year al
=, SOS, S35. The total number of polls ID
|2,170. While the appropriations made
at the annual March meeting exceeded
those of 1908 by several thousand dollars
owing to the growth of the town the
valuation has been so increased that TIT
rate per cent remains the same as las
year, namely, eighteen and five-tenth
mills.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1904-05-03

The day OF the oyster Is passing away,
His season Is up on the first Of May,
But let this thought give us comfort and cheer,
Beans are In season throughout the year"
"Now DER the Hill tops trippeth merry May
And modest flowers spring meath her dane
ing feet,
Ere long TO crown her brows with garlands gay
And happy birds with songs her coming
greet.
The bullfrog In the marsh doth gaily sing
Once more nocturnal carols to his mate,
And CorydOn and Phyllis, counting, swing,
At dewy eve upon the garden gate"
"The first of May is here,
When robins sweetly sing,
And little maids with gorgeous wreaths
Are crowned the queens Of Spring"
The frost is nearly all out of thu
ground and seed time is near.
Good weather for running lumber
down the small rivers.
Miss Ruth Bean of Bethel is agar
teaching school in the Flat district.
w. A. Farwell and L. E. Allen wer,
confined to their homes by illness las
week.
II, H. Hastings, Esq, superintendent
of schools, was in this place Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Haskell and daugh
ter Mabel were in Lewiston one day las
week.
Lotion Hutchinson has returned home
from visit with relatives in Massachu
sets.
Miss Florence Z. Skillings is teaching
the spring team of school in this village
Geo. W. Briggs and Allen Cumming
of Albany were in town one day las
week.
Percy O'Brien and family have moved
to Albany, and the place vacated by then
will soon be occupied by W. F. Brown
and wife.
c. A. Stanton, Harvey Perkins anC
Garfield Macarthur have left the mil
here and gone to Massachusetts for EN-
plOyment.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1904-05-03
Mrs. Benjamin Spaulding.

BUcKFIELD, Apr. ~.
Mrs. Frances Ellen Spaulding, aged Is,
second wife of Benjamin Spaulding, died
at her home in this village Tuesday
morning, after several months of great
suffering, borne with fortitude and
patience.
The funeral services were held at the
residence of Mr.. Spaulding, Thursday
afternoon, Rev. B. F. Turner of Rumford
Falls, formerly pastor of the Bucktield
Baptist church, officiating, assisted by
Rev. W. D. Athearn, the present pastor.
The floral tributes were many and beauti-
full, coming from many friends, various
women's societies and the members of
the Masonic lodge. Among the friends
in attendance from distance were Das-
tine Spaulding and wife of Cape Eliza
beth, William c. Spaulding and Mrs.
John Spaulding from Caribou, and
George D. Bisbee and Stanley Bisbee
and wife from Rumford Falls. Mrs.
Spaulding was buried in Buckfield GENE
terry beside her first husband.
Mrs. Spaulding was the daughter of
the late Col Aaron Parsons, an old.time
sterling citizen of Buckfeld. She was
UoTu III DuCkHolu, hdlCu SSu, iCbO, anu
was the youngest in family of eight
children, only two of whom survive her,
Mrs. Dastine Spaulding of Cape Elizabeth
and Mrs. Lysander Bartlett of Hartford.
In 1867 she married Allen F. Barrows,
then partner in trade with the late
Hiram Hines. After short residence
in Buckfield Mr.. and Mrs. Barrows
moved to Kezar Falls and later made a
home in Biddeford, where they resided
until the death of Mr.. Barrows, which
occurred in 1880 while he was on bust
ness trip in New Mexico. His widow
continued her residence in Biddeford
until 1885,. when she married Mr.. Spaul-
ding, returning to her native town and
becoming faithful and devoted mother
to his four small children by his first
wife. Since that date she has been promi- |
nent in the social interests of the town, |
a leader in woman's societies, a constant
helper in the Baptist church, of which |
she was a consistent member, and a |
liberal patron of every good work. She
was Of decided literary tastes, lover of
good books, and of wide information |
concerning historic and public affairs.
She had no children of her own, but the |
sons and daughters of Mr.. Spaulding
mourn her loss as that of an own mother.
"Who can find virtuous womanp for
her price IL above rubies."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1904-05-03
Thomas StearnS.

Thomas StearnS, native of Paris but
for most Of his life resident of Cam
bridge, Mass, died at his home in that
city April Il, at the advanced age of %
years He was the last survivor of the
family of William Stearns, who came
from Massachusetts and settled on
StearnS Hill in Paris in 1871. Thomas
Stearns was an uncle of ). Porter Stearns
and Mrs. Lydia ). Hammond of Paris.
In early manhood Mr.. Stearns went to
Massachusetts, and after being employ
ed in different pursuits fora while, open
ed a livery stable in Cambridge. AT
that time the only public cOmmunica-
ton between Cambridge and Boston was
by stage which made two trips day
with a 2j-cent fare. Mr.. Stearns and
another man established line of omui-
buses with a reduced fare, and did very
profitable business until the building of
a horse railroad in 1886.
He then ran a lumber business in
Minnesota for while, but returned to
Cambridge and engaged extensively in
real estate operations, building and own
ing a large number of houses. He accu-
mulated a large property. He retired
from active business only about ten
years ago, and had retained his faculties
unimpaired until within a few years.
When asked the secret of his good
preservation at his great age, he would
reply that it was because he had been so
temperate. He never used tobacco or
liquor in any form, and kept regular
hours.
Mr.. Stearns leaves six children.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1904-05-03
In MemOriam.

In the death of Mrs. Benjamin Spaul.
ding the Nezinscot Club of Buckfield
has suffered great and irreparable loss.
Mrs. Spaulding was one of the promoters
and organizers of the club and it's first
president, which office she held for two
years. During the first year of her presi'
dency, and largely through her influence,
the club was federated, and, under her
earnest aud efficient leadership, became
a good working organization. Always
resourceful, by her zeal and untiring
energy whatever work was undertaken
by the club became an accomplished
fact. Mrs. Spaulding was an ardent
believer in the Federation and always
attended its meetings when possible,
bringing back to her own club graphic
accounts of the proceedings and fresh
impetus to thorough, persistent work.
Inability to attend the October meeting
in Portland was a source of grief to her
but her health was already impaired,
though none dreamed that the slight
indispoSition was the foreshadowing OF
the end.
Mrs. Spaulding has ever been active in
all good works, as the various organiza-
lions of which she was member can
testify, and such was her devotion to
any cause which she espoused that she
never spared herself, time, strength and
money being freely and unselfishly
given. Many mourn her loss, but find
some degree of comfort in the thought
that a devoted wife, mother and friend
has gone to her reward