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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-06


literGre SeIifab. Der ben paofslgen-
be 8inter buer aften inmlebes paa
gioitrups aafe poa aonsens Rptorp,
os boor Ge os gisrnion bar Si9.
len ....
"Snem bar ffrepet bet2"
"g3iue."
"@ine. San bar bit life ieot
ben Gang! Rei, Oct er life rietigt!
9isrnion os ies fit life Riooassmao
bper Dag, % gense til at eaa paa
aneiper hapbe pi ilet life. Oct bar
ies beler aIoris brpot mig om."
"SporIebes bar gisrnion Sen
8ang?"
Sitter, fuIo al 9ioenlfaber! On.
trent Tom ban boIot fla aarene igien.
mem. Naaife Iibt mere uileben. Wseu
tnhtaeenoe; altib opm9rfiom moo
Eamerne % gIao peb Smaabsrn.
Wob 6oIf / Acknowledged uar ban
eIifo9rois % otubenoe. men MOI
8erioner, Ser bopSe ct 9apn oa life
ipntes BAN at eisre bette 6pIoeit.
funbe ban ppre ubeboeeIig. Sine
@enner fog ban / 6Orlpar. On aiten
tnoe hos @tnneli bar Der en-, Der
iagoe: Sam, oct Alien, bpao er oct
MI ban beober, Clemens 8eterien
...." 9isrniou for op og iagSe:
Gag @ore paa Geres Wuuo. elers
imi0er ieg Gem no al oct @inou oerl"
San fun6e til baaIig upre ubeberifet
% ppIoiom. Seq moatte paste pau
nit goro blenlnle. for at ban life |
0isfusiioncu rent ifltI6e loa bet
iitptfer. Men / SeIifaber posieoe
ban beore pan iia ielp. San ptbitc.
at naor ban bleu hioiia, tiinoe ban
life faIOe iuo / SelitabStouen, %
noor noget eIer uogen itoote BAN,
forctraf ban of blipc belt talrS."
"6Groeoe8 ban mcget / SeIifo.
ber?"
San fonl bI. O. hos Sails. Der
traf ban Iru 0eiberg. Geo buffer,
ieg bar gaoet mo til 6ru Seibero
meb "Spnneue" % bap0e ia9t til
benoe, at oet ifllIoe BUN lGic. Sum
ptIoe life. 9lot ct eueite aapitel,
iagOe ieg. Sun gap efter % lagoe
boacfter: @oao bar ban itrepet
euerS? - Sngenting, oct ieg peo.
- Sugentin92 Get er umiIigt; oct
er 10 iuIoenot aunit!"
Gen gamIe Mogtiter fortiGtter;
"9isrnion oiI0e noturIigoiS gier'
ne tr9fie Sru Seiberg. ulen ban bar
life al beppae til at goa no iii benbe,
6ru Seiberg paa lin SIDE pIIoe ra'
ienoe gierne ie ben uuge uorife 6or'
iotter, men at ienbe ham noget | Ret'
ming al en- SnbbpoeIie piIoe bum life.
Mten hos Saa itiftebe De b~inouoenS
@efjenotifab, og Der uopiflebe iig ct
@enifah mellem bent" sas
"Sdr Ge I'M ieIp beuoret 9enifabs.
forboIoet til 9isrniou / ollie De man.
ge aar?
go, bepares! @i TO, bi er itabig
be Iomme @enner. Gent, er oct oir'
tcliq 80 Gar iiben? ga, Eiben gaar."
Zen gomIe Serre rpiter paa Sope'
oct, ifubbcr auIotteu til Rette % tRn.
ser after Qibeu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-06
Clemens peterien.

s I~nleoning al @isrnItierne
@iernions 50.aar8 Torfotteriubi.
IGltm bar oe norife @Iooc iuoebolot
ct lltoI al Sfilbringer al 9igteren
og bans 8irfiombeb, % bar oeO Den
2eiIigbeo life uroIoot Of ifiGrfc
gamle Wogiiter Clemens 8eterien,
Der er oeIbefienot | Neu gorf for iir
m%angeoartge iournoIiItiife Strfiom'
beo Der, en- meeet ipmpotiif SmtoIe.
Set bar, iom BET bill ertnores, Gle
mems Geteriens arittf / "6eorelan.
oct" al "Spnngpe Solbaffen", Der
ferit b~enIeoebe Ben intelligence 2Gic'
freos paa benne SortGaings 2soig'
beo, og naor &riitiauia "Gogblabet"
faIber Clemens 8eterieu SpnnepeS
"8uofaoer", ba er oct iiftert ifet meo
8iQiaelie al 9isrnion. Zen norife
Gigterfonge bar 10 ieIp ,anerfienot
Clemens 8eterier Tom en- paientlig
gariag til fin Sufces pna 5orfatter.
baner, pg oa ban fsrite Sang ina
Clemens Reterien / 4ep 9orf ef'
ter mango aar8 aoifiaelie, omiapnc'
De ban BAN og bilite BAN iom en- al
bans fsrIte % bebite 8~eIgierere.
SpiIfet oct aItio gl9ber Den fiGre,
ganle Ragiiter at t9nfe poa.
s anlebning al SiibiI9et bar
"8olitifen"8 Snteroieper, Sr. Sop
pei, beisgt Ia9iiteren / GbIenidIG.
gersgaoe, aisbenbaon bpor ban Dor
iommen meo i'm Seiter og meO Bro
beren Spoageren 8albemar 8eter.
fen.
&oppel ~ifriper:
Deb Silfefolotten pao Sooeoet
og Bi6en / Wunoen ligner ban en-
frebelig gammel Faitor emeritus.
San refer fig og btlier meo ct ben.
Iigt SmiI:
"Spob er til S~ieneite?" iperger
bon.
81 flyer, at ri er fommen for at
bsre Iiot ON De fierne Gage, oa
"Spnnspe Solboffeu" uofom.
"Soorfor oet?" ipsrger ben gamle
Serre.
Get er iuIt 30 9lar iiben!"
Wagiiteren Ia0er al 6orbauieIie
giben ipnfe.
"Gr oct BET" flyer ban, "bet une.
De ieg life"
San iibber Ii6t % erubIer os fort
letter:
"S9nf, err BET oirfeIie 80 aar H.
benz Seq buffer goot, oa ieg IRite
"Spnnsoe" fsrite Sang. Ga ieg par
fprSig, Iaebe ieg @ogen ben og iaghe
til mig ieIo; Som Sortpuing er
bette npbeIist, iom Sltnit er oct 10
~iuIbenbtl"
90 iaa frep &c ben anmeIoeIie,
Tom meb ct alag siorbe gisrnion be.
remt."
Den gamle Iiaeiiter miller meo ct
emil, boori Der lager gam!e Wtiu.
Der, en- SmuIe Stoltbeo og BOG en-
afpGrgenbe geifeoenbeo:
"Rei mel, BET fan iea life iige.
Seq Ifreo en- gnmeIoelie, oct er inuot.
90 ieg bapbe 10 bengnne Ell ganite
goo Hsit og nnar ieg ianot," at ct
9igterp9rf bar goOt, bruete ieg ben
o. par fife bonge for at raabe bsit. "
"aienStc De 8isrnion Den 8ong2"
"Rei, ilet life. Seq pibite life ON
ban bar tppe Mar eler balbiems.
Men basefter fit iea 10 grep fra BAN.
90 iaa fom ban ielp neo til aisben.
bapn, og ri bIep genner. San boeoe
enSogiaa hos mig. Sd, bpob par mo-
turIigere: ban nar iattis Tom en-
airferotte, og leg baobe ilet iraen'
ting. gltiaa log ri os inmmen."
Seq bar / i'm Sio IRit ON oct lille
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-06
quiet ng Rfokkettet.
&eoissrst al en- praitiif Susmobsr.
Spaniuler.

On Sop %granulateo Srffer rsres
til Slsoe meb fire itrsgne SpiIeffeer
Smsr, iaa iGaar man BERT ct g@g og
btiper oct gobt, tili9tter berpaa "a
Sbeife Salt, u Sbeife &oneI, en- Sop
ieb NeIf, en- Eopet SbeIfe 8afin1
Eopoer og nof ReI. iaa man fan
forr1e 9et9en meo Spnberne. Ran
former melem SPnberne imaa 8ug.
Ter ioa itore. iom ct % Cts Stpffe oa
bar oisie op t fo9enoe SmilIt. Ge
toges op, iaainurt be bar b9oet fig
goot % er lpiebrune, l9eges poa
br,tnt 9apir, for at oIt Seot fan 10.
be at, % raar De er foloe bpppes De
op / "8otleb Sroiting" og rules ser.
poa / opbaffebe 9sooefierner og 60
finer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-06
Sirie &ager.
gteftar.

Sem 9g~ggebpiber ptifes albeles
itipe, irsres foriigti9 Ell Sop pubic
~rtieret Snffer, og en- Sop 8aInsos
fierner. Nan bar oct op / en- afIang
Ranoe og iteger oct / en- temmeIia
o~ffislet 9ageropn. Oct ffieres op /
Sfiper os ipiies iom 8esiert.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-06
gnrntrtt np 8nnrn.
Salse eller furtiGttc meS Girlb?
siebiseret Of Gu praftiff SarHsr.

49,
5or life ret Innee fiSen iaa pi / ct
al bore 9Iabe, of en- Dtano | 9ebra.
TIA, 53 aar aanmneI, beber ON at fua
ct goot Raao. San eier en- goo
Sarm paa $50 acres, paa bpilfen
ban bar boet npiten 80 gor. Sans
Selbreo er oaarIie, og ban er ifplbig
$4,000. San fan faa ioIst fit 2aro
for $50 pr. glcre. Spao bsr ban mn
BELT sisre2 gsr ban ieIge itrar
eIer bente enonil en- Sio, oa 2auoet
tan gaa op | bsiere 8ris?
8i bar life enOnu feet bette
Spsrgsmaol beiparet, og oct er life
beler iaa Iigetil at ipare paa Oct,
efterbi mango p9ientIige SpIDsntu.
ger angaaenbe SomiIieforboloe o.i.p.
mangler. Soa meget ipneS hi bog
at frnne Iige meb 9eitemtbeo, at en-
Rnno | ben aloer buroe iplge en- Gel
eler bet belle af fit 2anb og betaIe al
fin @ieIo og meb, boao ban ou bar
igien, isge at inbrette fig iaa fomfor.
tabelt lom muligt for ReIten al fin
2eoeti6.
en- iaa flor 8iGlb, Der narItg flu.
ger itore Renter, er en- altfor tlng
9Droe for en- ipgeIig Ianb at bore.
On puere, ItPrf og mooig Mano,
funoe mauife neo SeIb treffe ct ioa.
bant S9s og fomme goot fra set,
boortmoo en- el0re, ipagelig ManO
Blot piIoe paafsre fig mango 2ioelier
og ntuli9en8 forforte fine Gage peo
at forisge oct. Soilfen uiieelig
Rpngbe unsoige Sorger % 9efpm'
ringer paafsrer life mango Nenne,
fer fig beb at paalegge fine Sfltlore
tpngre 8proer, END De taaler at
bPrel
SeipareIie.
s BET norIfe 9lao "2onbmano8s
poiten" ifreo en- 9oromanb ON at
ipare og atbeialeOe ou iom 8eipo.
relie / SolfebieIp og @ieroebolb at
Dol0e Suno til at oogte 8reaturerne,
90 ZEN Suno maa iaa aaigepel en-.
bper 9on0e bal" So - bborfor bet?
@n Suno er life iaa biQig at boloc.
iiGr bpis bet er ct itsrre 9pr, oe pon
DC fleIte Steoer err ben BET unpttigite
Sns0pr, hi bar. Sunoen er bes.
noen en- 2anoeploee, ba oct life er
bibere bpggeligt at fomme til ct
Steo, boor mar treffer en- btbif
&unb. Get fan nof bore, at man
paa enfelte Steber, iom I. Or. ON.
firing 8perne, ipnes at pGre nsbt til
of bolbe ct iaaaont 9pr til Sfreins
feI for mirtore peltomne 8eIsgenoe,
men man maa butte paa, at be idmti'
Dig er til Blage for ANDRE og bel
fomne 9eiegenOe ogiao, iaa at en-
"WenneIfepoer" iom 9eifptter bur-
BE man belit un6laoe at benptte fig
al. Sor andre Silfeloer mnatte Der
bore ANDRE og mere bumune 6or'
boIosreeler of trefte. s De fleite
StlfeIoer er Sunoen en- 2%urusgien'
ftano, iom, beo i'm l1nptte og 6or1
trab for Dem, iom ingen iaaoan boil.
Ser, buroe bore beifattet meo mtnoit
80 aroner pr. Snuoe."
Eli Spenitaaenoe bill Ri uotaIe Dor
egen, og pitt ogioa mango andres
Sperbenisutn9, iom er ben, at Sum
benes antaI Der / 2ouoet burbe for
minoifeS til en- Sieuoeoel al bpao
Oct nh er. s De fleIte 8ommuner
I9gges Ser Sfat paa SunOe, og bet
bar baft en- gltnittg 8trtning / Het'
ming al at uorpoOe unpttige og ifaoe'
Iige 3istere. SunoeIfatten buroe
frrbsieS til bet oobbelte.
SFnI S,tnAe1 rpra INN Nnntpr M
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-06

lebes til 9aeen efter. 3a bnIoer
man Sirupen at, aiper BEN ct Spfog
% b9Ioer ben ODER Snsefaren. Gette
gisres enonu to Gage til. ba bar man
isien Sirupen op | en- 9rpoe, Iabe,
ben foge til ben er riatig tpf, bar iaa
Sneefnren / 90 foyer ben to Wsinu'
ter, Sa er ben IRrbis til at babes op
Imaa @Iasfruffer, iom foriegles og
opbepares poa ct tsrt. fisIiet Steo.
"gear.Gbips".
Sire Iunb Ganrbe 8prer ifrPIeS
og ifipres op | tpnbe Sfiper. Sire
Rrnb Suffer, Saften al tire Gitro'
rer, bet repne Sfal al en- Gitron. en-
ltuie bel Sngefpr, Tom er baffet
ganife fin, os en- baIp Sop gauo 70.
geS iammen meb be opifaarre 8Grer,
til De Ter flare no. Nan bGloer Der
lao op / Sellpglasier.
glaefberrs. EnSSins.
80 Stopper IeI, 8 Itrsgne Che.
ifeer gafing 8oDber, y Sop Sui.
fer, en- Spiieife Sntsr, ct gG9, 25
Sop Relf, 2 8opper 9lacfberries,
lem er operbrpsIet meo Iibt NeI.
Mel, @afing Bomber og Sllffer Zig.
teS iamuen, Smsret inognioes /
bette. sgg og MeIf pipes iammen
og blanoeS op / oct snrige % tiliiolt
bar man gerene /. @n Buootng'
Sorm impress gobt onerbrpSies mes
li6t MeI fploes meo &eren, forbam'
pes berpoo ~ Etme, Gen ipiieS
meb 8onilic.S auce, iom lapes al Ell
SptieIfe Smsr og en- Sop Suffer,
iom rsres til 5Isbe, trsres to Spite
ifeer Mel, % ttliettes oerpaa, ltot
efter Iibt, unber itobig 8iipirtg, Ell
Sop fo9enoe gano. Get foges 3
Wtinuter, iaa lsftes bet al Stopen, og
man bar en- Iioen SbeIfe ganilie /.
Sirie Sager.
On 8int fogenoe 8anb bGlbeS ooer
en- Sop Gornmeal % Oct foges oer'
paa / 5 Minuter, unber itootg Ont
rsring. Saa bar man en- Sbeife
imeItet Smsr /, 2 pi'peoe 9@g, EN-
Sop 8nnb, en- Sop NteIt og en Iiben
&Ipbe Salt. 9tan iteger Dem, iom
Eanoefager.
Neftar.
Sem 9gggebpiber ptifes aloeles
itipe, irsres foriisti9 ell Sop pubic
rtieret Snffer, og en- Sop 8aInso.
%fierner. Nan bar oct op | en- aflang
Eonbe og iteger bet / en- tenrmelig
~offislet 9ageropn. Oct flores op /
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1907-04-30
Maine News Notes.

The ice went out of Sebago Lake on
Sunday, the 2lst.
Thomas j. Lotus of Bangor, 20 years
of age, was instantly killed at Maple
wood Park Sunday by taking hold OF a
live wire while climbing fence.
Grover Cleveland Gray of Troy has
been bound over on the charge of at
tempting to murder his brother, George
Gray, by putting Paris green in his
coffee.
The Jury In the case of Juan Robens
tried for the murder of Edgar Dickinson
of Smyrna Mills, finally disagreed and
were discharged after twenty -four hours.
At the last tally they stood seven fol
acauittal and five for conviction.
Frank z. Collins of East Orrington, 9
carpenter, "a years old, was caught and
whirled about revolving shaft in
lumber mill there Friday morning, re
ceiying injuries from which he died II
the hospital sSzBangor Friday night. a
widow and two children survive.
The body of E. A. Buck, we'll known
proprietor of sporting camp, who dis
appeared last fall and was supposed tc
have broken through the ice, was found
last week half mile from the foot oil
Ambajejus Lake. Mr.. Buck, who wa
about 40 years old and leaves no family
came several ago from the PROVINCES.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1907-04-30
Base Ball.
BRIDaros HIGH 10; PARIS HIGH A.

BRIDaT0N HIGH 10; PARIS HIGH 4.
Paris High School base ball team
opened its season Saturday afternoon,
going down In defeat before the team
from Bridgton High. The weather and
condition of the grounds were excellent,
and the game, although very loosely
played, was evenly contested and In
teresting up to the eighth inning. With
so many new men on the team, 1t was
impossible to tell where to play them all
to the best advantage in the first game,
and 1t was evident that few changes In
the makeup of the team would strength
en- it.
OF the men playing for the first time
this year, Cutting looked the best to me.
He is cool headed and a natural ball
player and I should like very much to
see him work in an in-field position.
While the poor support that Clason
received was, no doubt, discouraging to
him, still he was hit very freely through
out the game. The first two times at
the bat he received a base on balls, and
while it was evident that the Bridgton
pitcher intended to pass him the other
times that he batted, he did not seem to
want base on balls and reaching for
wide ones flied out twice to the outfield.
The batting of the home team was
much better than the fielding. They
made eight hits, one double, and eight
of them flied out to the out-field, show
ing that they hit the ball we'll. Barrett
led the team with three singles, while L.
Clark had double and single to his
credit.
With The score 5 to in Bridgton's
favor, Paris went to pieces in the eighth
and allowed their opponents to score
five runs on four errors and three hits.
They were unable to get back any of the
runs in their half of the eighth or ninth
inning.
Some of the new men on the team
were considerably worked up over the
defeat, but most of the team took the
defeat with good grace and determined
to do some hard work and make better
showing in their next game. A glance
at the error column in the following
score will show the cause Of Paris de-
feat in the first game of the season:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1907-04-30
DOING BUSINESS AGAIN.

"When my friends thought I was
about to take leave of this world, on ac-
count of Indigestion, nervousness and
general debility" writes A. A. Chisholm,
Treadwell, N. T., land when 1t looked
as IL there was no hope left, / was per.
suaded to try Electric Bitters, and I re-
joice to say that they are curing me. ]
am now doing business again g of old
and am still gaining daily" Best tonic
medicine on earth. Guaranteed by r
A. Shurtleff & Co., druggists. 30 cents
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1907-04-30
DON'T DIE AT As.
CURE THE INDIGESTION WHICH is SO

CURE THE INDIGESTION WHICH Is 30
LIABLE TO LEAD TO APoPLExY.
People who suffer with headache, gid.
diness, palpitation, bad taste In the
mouth, drowsiness, distress after eating,
and any Of the other distressing results
of Indigestion, are in serious danger.
Their digestive organs cannot care for
the food properly and hence the coats of
the blood vessels In the brain get little
nourishment, become brittle, and finally
yield to the fierce blood pressure and
one is then said to have 'shock," be
paralyzed, or die from apoplexy.
In all diseases of indigestion and nu.
triton the prescription called Mi-o-na
has proven itself of great value. 1t is
relied upon today as certainty to re-
lieve the worst troubles of indigestion
and make a complete cure.
That Mona will cure the worst forms
of stomach trouble, cancer excepted,
and give quick relief in indigestion is
proven by the guarantee F. A. Shurtleff
& Co. give with every 50-cent box to re-
fund the money unless Mi-o-na cures. A
guarantee like this must inspire conf
dence.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1907-04-30
Court at Rumford Falls.

The first term of Supreme Judicial
Court for Oxford County to be held at
Rumford Falls opens on the second
Tuesday of May, which is this year the
l4th day. Judge Henry c. Peabody has
been assigned to preside. The court
will be held in Odd Fellows Hall, which
has ample accommodations, and has
been engaged by the county commission
ers for the purpose. At the March term
of court. seven cases were continued
with definite assignments to one Of the
first four days of the May term. This
does not indicate absolutely that those
cases will be tried, as the chances art
rather more than even against a trial
even if assigned in advance.
No criminal business will be in ordel
at this term, and the grand jury will no
be in attendance. Two trial juries will
be on duty, and venires have been sen
| ont for thirty Jurors.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1907-04-30

The largest fire in Maine for some
time was the burning of the sardine can
mandatory at North Lubec, owned 6y
the Seacoast Canning Co. and leased by
tbe American Can Co. The cause was
the bursting of q pipe connected with
the gasoline tank. The loss is reckoned
at $3.50, 900, though the plant originally
cost much more than that. 1t will not
be rebuilt because of inconvenient loca
ton, but the company will probably en-
large their plant In Lubec village.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1907-04-30
Right Breathing Cures Catarrh

SIMPLE WAY TO KILL CATARRHAL
GERMS IN NOSE, THROAT AND LUNGS.
The only natural and common sense
method known for the cure of catarrhal
troubles is Hy-o-mei. 1t is breathed
through an ingenious pocket inhaler, SO
that it's medicated air reaches the most
remote air-cells of the nose, throat and
lungs, killing all catarrhal germs, sooth,
ing the irritated mucous membrane, md
restoring healthy condition
Hy-o-mei goes right to the'spot where
the catarrhal germs are present in the
nose, throat and lungs and destroys the
germs so that perfect health is soon
restored.
A complete Hy-o-mei outfit with in
haler costs but 81 90 and is sold by +
A. Shurtleff & Co. under guarantee to
refund the money unless the remedy
gives satisfaction.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1907-04-30

Two freight trains met head-on on the
Grand Trunk near Danville Junction
Tuesday night. The engines and few
freight cars were derailed, and traffic
was blocked until the middle of the next
day. Brakeman r. s. Gadwast OF Island
Pond had an arm broken, and Fireman
w. s. Nugent of Portland was consider
ably cut and bruised. The engines,
numbered I'll and TIT, were two OF the
largest and newest Of the company's
engines, one of them having come over
the road for the first time the Saturday
preyious
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1907-04-30
.IOhn'S Letter.

Herbert Irish has hen that sprang q
surprise on him in the way of two eggs
at one shot. The outer egg measured
9 IA inches by Z 1-2 and weighed I
ounces. The inner egg was the usual
size and had hard shell. Don't believe
there is a like instance on record. Ger
tainly in no history that 1 have ever
read, ancient or modern, sacred or pro-
fame. The hen is as well as could be
axnectad
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1907-04-30
The Methodist Amendments.


for the coming year were announced at
the close of the conference at Auburn
last Monday. Those for the Central
and others in which Oxford
County people are interested, are as fol-
lows:
Andover-,J. L. Pinkerton.
Auburn-F. L. Hayward.
Baldwin and Hiram-D. r. Ford.
Bath-Beacon Street, 6. d. Stanley; wesley
Berlin, N. H.,-Felix Powell.
Berlin Mills, n. H.,-supplied, D. F. Nelson.
Bethel and Locke's Mills-F, b. Schoonover.
Bolster's Mills and 8. Harrison-Thomas
Whiteside.
Bridgton-william Wood.
Brunswick-W. p. Merrill.
BuckGeld-A. w. Pottle.
Chebeague-D. G. Abbott.
Conway, N. HID. r. Nelson.
Cumberland and Falmouth-D. F. Pickett.
Denmark-To be supplied.
East North Yarmouth, supplied-D. A. futile
Empire-F. L. Hayward:
Fryeburg and Stow-To be supplied.
Gorham, N. He. /. Spear.
Harpsweil and Orr's Island-Cyrus burlington
lntervale and Bartlett-Elbridge Gerry.
Lisbon-F: v. Stanley.
Lisbon Falls-J. g. Prince.
Mechanic Falls and Minot-J. NJ. Potter.
Naples and Sebago-A K. Roberts.
Newry-To be supplied.
N. Auburn, suppied-C. 8. Cummings.
n. Conway, n. &c. L. Banghart.
Norway-C. A. Brooks.
Oxford and welchville, supplied-E. L. Farms
worth
Portland, Congress Str. A. Colpitts.
Long Island, supplied-G. B. Nye.
Rumf0rd-J. l.. Pinkerton.
Rumford Falls-G. A. Martin.
South Paris-T. N. Kewley.
Sweden-To be supplied.
West Bath-G. ID. Stanley.
West Cumberland and South Gray-To b
supplied.
West Paris circuit, supplied-D. L. Joslin.
Yarmouthville-O. 8. Pillsbury.
Livermore and Hartford-W. II. Atkinson.
North Anson-C. Fl. Young.
Richmond-I. A. Bean.
Strong and Phillips-H. A. Clifford.
Kezar Falls-H. 4. Peare.
Rev. W. T. Chapman, who has bee
at Oxford for the past year, retires frOr
the ministry on account Of his health.
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MRS. EMILY n. STONE.

Having secured the agency of the
world renowned Revere chocolates, we
extend to you q most hearty invitation
to call and receive sample free from
our lady demonstration. These ch0co-
lates are of the highest grade made,
favored with pure fruit juices, and
guaranteed under the Food and Drug
Acts of June 30, '06. The demonstrators
will be at our main store this week,
April Goth to May 4th.
+. A. SHURTLErF & Co.
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Score by Innings.
Q & 4 8 G I 8 g.

u. II. SID 0 2 0 0 o 0-l0
z. n. S.,...l o o 8 0 0 o.
Earned runs. P. H. S. 2; B. II. 8. ]. Two-base
hits, l.. Clark, Tooker. Brigham, Libby. First
base on balls, OF Waiting s. OF Csson l. Struck
out, by Waiting 6. by Clason 5. Left on bases
L, III. S.l2; b. H. s. s. Double play. Titcomb
to Gates. First base on errors, p. II. s. 4; b. Il.
s. y. Umpire. Briggs. Scorer, Thayer.
Gould's Academy had little trouble in
defeating Norway High at the fail
grounds Saturday afternoon. The final
score was Gould's II; Norway High 3.
South Paris Grammar second team
took trip to Paris Hill Saturday, and
were defeated in ten.inning contest by
a score of 8 to 5. The team is composed
of lot of pretty small ball players but
they know how to play the game. One
of the features of the game was the
pitching of "Dutchy" Penfold, the small
left handed twirler of the South Paris
team, who struck out IA men.
We had one South Paris team Satur-
day that was able to win its game with
runs enough to spare, 80 that If they
could have been divided among the
other teams they would all have been
victorious. The South Paris Grammar
team went to West Paris and defeated q
team there by a score of 4S to 5. South
Paris scored II runs in the first inning.
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HONEY BEES

Every farmer should keep bees. They
increase the fruit crop, supply the table
with the healthiest Of sweets, which is
going to waste. Bees are the most prof
table stock on the farm, every person
who owns or rents plot Of ground
should keep bees. 2booklets mailed for
2 stamps tells all about them, where to
get them. Mason Supply Co., Mechanic
Falls, Ne. IL