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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1909-05-25
"ln Memoriam.

To her father and mother:
The following lines were written by
Ellen A. Harlow on the death of Nellie
Louise, wife of DIR. A. w. Doubleday of
Boston, Mass. who died April 5, 1909.
She was the only daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. d. Cotton of Windsor, Yer
mont, and granddaughter of Hiram Pull
sifer of this place.
Gone? Believe 1t not! Nearer Is she at last
Than DAYS ago, when distance stretched between.
The limitations OF this life are past.
And time and space are nought; why. tho un-
seen,
Nav she not often nestle here
On hearts so sad because they hold her dear.
Dead? Why should we use that word for one
Who. now escaped from deaths dread pangs, Is
there.
In Christ's dear presence, with life just begun,
With him that bllssful endless life to share,
Where you so soon shall join her, where
No fear of parting shadows JOY fore'er!
The grave? 1t empty lies. s'nce that glad hour
When Christ. u victor, burst from Joseph's tomb!
And now, for aye, no earthly clods have power
To hide her; springs she up In fadeless bloom:
Your eyes shall see II, wondering, then, at this
The pain you felt so soon could turn to bliss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1909-05-25
Died.

In Paris, May Is, infant daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs Gilbert E. Shaw, aged day.
In Canton, May 16, Charles Thompson, aged
In Lowell, May. Mrs. Aristeen A.. wife. Of C.
x. Chapman.
In Richmond, May II, Rev. Francis Grosvenor,
aged "a years.
In Kelar Falls, May Is, Mrs. Olive Fox, aged
about 90 years.
In Hiram, May Is, Mrs. Mabelle c., wife Of
Henry W. Merrill, aged n years.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1909-05-25
The Poultry Association.

attended the meeting called at Engine
House Hall last Monday evening.
Ernest P. Crockett, W. G. Thayer and
A. E. Sburtleff were chosen committee
to prepare bylaws for the association.
The meeting adjourned till Tuesday
evening of this week at 7:30, when the
report OF the committee will be heard
and acted upon.
IL is desired that all the poultry rails
ers of the vicinity shall participate in
the organization and become members
of the association which will undoubted-
" be formed.
There is good interest in the matter
and the prospect is that creditable
poultry show will be held next winter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1909-05-25
Married.

In South Paris, May 10. by Rev. j. H. Little,
Mr.. Frank z. Wood of Norway and Miss Anna
W. Pearson of Waterford.
In West Bethel, May Is. Mr.. Charles Rollins
and Miss Edith Baker.
In West Bethel. May IS, Mr.. Cleveland Bell
and Miss Marion Merrill.
Ailister. by Rev. James e. Whitmore, MIR. Ed
ward Psyson McAllister and Mrs Lena Ben
nett, both of Norway.
In North Paris, May 10, by Rev. d. Z. Ford
Mr.. Henry W. Pikkarinen and Miss Ida n
Waaramaa, both Of Paris.
In Peru, May Is, by Rev. Bernard christopher
Mr.. Marshall Il. Babb and Miss Daisy nj
Couant, both of Peru.
In Rumford, May 10, by Rev. G. B. Hanna
ford, Mr.. Addison E. Newton and Miss Nettie 8
Shaw, both Of Hartford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1909-05-25
Grand Trunk Railway System.
SPECIAL TRAIN PARTY TO LEAVE PORT
LAND AND BOSTON ON JULY 18TH

Mr.. Z. C.. Bowler of Bethel, Me-,
whose Pacific coast tours have delighted
so many people throughout New Eng.
land aud Canada, announces special
tour to start from Portland aud Boston
on July Is. The route is via Montreal,
Chicago, Denver and Colorado Springs.
Two days, brim full Of sight seeing. will
be spent at the two latter points. From
there the party will continue through
the famous scenic route of the Denver
and Rio Grande, through the Royal
Gorge to Salt Lake City, thence to Los
Angeles, San Francisco, Mt. Shasta,
Portland and Seattle. Will be in Seattle
for New England Day, at the Alaska
Youkon-Paciflc Exposition, August 5th.
The return trip will be through the
Canadian Rockies, thence to st. Paul,
Chicago and Niagara Falls. The route
for the tour is one of the most cleverly
selected, affording the most rare at.
fractions and diversified scenery of any
which has ever been advertised between
ocean and ocean. Full information may
be obtained by addressing
E. C. BOWLER,
Bethel, Me.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1909-05-25
Buildings Burned at Mexico.

The buildings belonging to Allie
Richards at Richards Mill, Mexico, con.
sisting of house and barn, were burned
at about 2 o'clock Friday morning, May
2l. Mr.. Richards was awakened by the
smoke, and he and his family had a mar
row escape from the burning house. An
alarm was given, but before the hire COM
pany could reach the place the buildings
were practically destroyed. An auto
mobile belonging to Wallace Stevens was
saved, but the one belonging to MT.
Richards was burned, together with
most of the furniture. The property
Was insured
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1909-05-25
BRYANT's POND.
PARIS II. S. SECOND.
Score by Innings.
/ 81 : 8 9-Tots
Bryant's Pond,..O 0 %
Paris II. s.. End. 20 2 o 0 o l 0-3

Bryants Pond,--O i | ~
Paris II. s.. 2nd,.-0 0 o l O.
Two. base. hits, p. King. Croker. Hathaway 2
First base on balls, OF Cummings2; OF Brooks 2
Kimball o. Struck out, by Cummings 8; by
Brooks l, Kimball2 9. Double playe, Brown un.
assisted. Brooks, P. King. Kimball. First base
on errors, Paris II. s. End 2; Bryants Pond O.
Hit by pitched ball, Jenne, Shurtlef Umpire,
Curtis. Scorer, e. Easson.
Paris High School will play two games
this week On Wednesday afternoon at
2 $50 they will play Bridgton High School
and this game should be dandy, the
two teams having played one 2 to
game. On Saturday they will meet the
high school team from Lisbon Falls.
Both games will be played on the high
school grounds.
NORWAY Z; LEWISTON A. C. 0.
At the fair grounds Saturday after
noon Norway easily defeated team from
Lewiston.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1909-05-25
Paris Hill Water Co,
Annual Meeting.

The annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the Paris Hill Water Company for
the election of officers and any other
business that may legally come before
said meeting will be held at the Hubbard
House, Paris Hill, Maine, on Saturday,
June IL, at s o'clock, p. NJ.
81 23 U. II. HEALD, Clerk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1909-05-25
Arrested for New Hampshire Murder.

David Stevens was arrested by the
officers at Rumford Falls Friday, charg-
ed with the murder Of Daniel Phillips In
Walpole, N. H., on the 18th OF April,
zoos. The two men had been drinking
in a Walpole saloon, and Phillips was
later fonnd suffering from mortal knife
wounds. The arrest was made at the
request of the New Hampshire authori-
ties. Stevens will 60 to New Hampshire
without demanding requisition papers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1909-05-25
Every Woman VIII Be Interssted

Every Woman VIII He Interested.
There has recently been discovered an arc:
matIc. pleasant herb cure for womans Ills, called
Mother Gray's AUSTRALIAN.LEAF IL 10
nesses and Bsckache, Kidney, Bladder and Uri.
nary troubles. At AL Druggists or by mall 20 cts.
Sample FREE. Address, The Mother Gray Co..
Le Roy, N. Y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1909-05-25
Dog Lost.

Sheperd dog, black and very little
tan, tip of tail white, name Rover.
Name plate and paddock gone from
collar. Left home May IL. Finder
please communicate with
LEON E. BRADFORD,
R. F. D. No. I, West Paris, Me.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1909-05-25
TO OWNERS OF DOCS.

All persons having dogs liable to be taxed in
the year 1909 in the town OF Paris and wish TO
retain the number they had In the year 1905,
must call and have such dogs taxed Immediately,
as shall retain no numbers after May LIST. The
law distinctly states that all dogs must be
licensed by April 1st
iitf W. j. WHEELER, Clerk of Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1909-05-25

Up to the beginning of last week
about 500 horses had been sold In
Pressure Isle, and the number will PROB
ably reach $50 before the season ID
vonnd mn. saws the Star-Herald.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1909-05-25
Dog Lost.

Fox hound. white with black and
tan points, left eye gone, collar
marked G. w. Howe, South Paris,
License No. g. Inform l. w. Rob-
bins, Redding, Maine, or the Demo-
crat.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1909-05-25
PARIS III. \.
NORWAY II. S.
Totals
Score by Innings,
Score by Innings.
2 8 4 9-Total.
Paris II. s.,.--..? 0 l 0 0 o ks
Norway II. So 0 0 0 2 IA

Earned runs, Paris II. s. l. Twobase hits,
Barker, Partridge. Stolen bases, Burrows, Cut
ting. Haskell. Geary. Sacrifice hit. Frost. First
Struck out, by Stevens 5. Left on bases. Paris
II. S. 5; Norway H. s. s. First base on errors,
Paris H. S. 2; Norway II. 8. I. Hit by pitched
ball. by Stevens l. EMPIRES, Clark and Thomp.
son. Scorer, Thayer.
BRYANT's POND 8; PARIS H. 8. % 8.
Bryant's Pond school team defeated
the high school second team on the high
school grounds Saturday forenoon by
the above score. 1t was their intention
to play the grammar school team in the
afternoon but the two teams decided
that they had rather witness the Nor
way-Paris High game than to play them
selves, so the game was called off.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1909-05-25
Handsome Wash Suits and
Princess Dresses.

FrlnCcSS ULYSSES.
description do these goods justice must see
appreciate their style and attracveness We have
la much larger showing year WASH SUITS COATS
land DRESSES and look them and get prices
STYLE ILL., This n long Collar and
Price Ass
piece imitation linen Blue and White Coat 80
Collar patch pocket trimmed with contrasting coo
skirt trimmed with pearl buttons Price s4'o
piece gumpe suit Coat is IS in long
Collar faced with and button cutaway Waist mas %
trimmed with around to panel front ana
buttons. Color, Blue and Natural Price sooV
with fold Of same and pearl buttons coors
Blue and White. Price s'oo
Other styles n and Reps style
NU-sTYLE PRINCESS DRESSES.
These dresses are made in piece giving them the
style which this demands.
chambray ped with white Two
uk shoulders Coo Light and Dark Blue Gray Pink and Shepherd
front with large pearl
Rolling collar cuffs and belt of pque Tan Light and Dark Blue
Price sZse
Chambray piped of goods at side
C Light and Dark Blue Checks Shepherd Checks Plain Coos Price SOU
ONE STYLE Extra heavy quality Gnshm trimmed with seaopsd band
and buttons Yoke has lace insertion hh pn ana
$3.50
panel down front extending
yoke of ito pointed trimmed with
1k S nao0n' E sua e Uaa Price m A WIN af w ~ w $50
ONE LOT Lingerie Empire Princess dress made Of fine sheer fabric white
pointed collar of insertion Long
sleeves Very Dessy Price s''o
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1909-05-25

Our store will be closed all day Mon
day, May 81. Z. N. SWEET Shoe Co..
Norway.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1909-05-25


didn't have time to wait for the purchas-
ing of lamps and other accessories, so he
took the afternoon train home, which
arrives at 1926. He gained a number of
minutes by doing so, but at 4 O'Clock
Clifford was cleaning up his machine IN
bis own dooryard after the run from
Portland.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Z. Monk
was the scene of quiet but very pretty
wedding Wednesday evening at O'Clock,
when Mrs. Monks brother, Frank 4.
Wood of Norway, was united in mar
rage to Miss Anna w. Pearson of Water
ford by Rev. j. II. Little. The bride
was attended BY Miss Louise Shank, and
the groom by Mr.. Charles Billings,
brother of the bride. The home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Monk was prettily decorated,
and small party of relatives were pres
ent and remained for an informal re-
ception which followed the ceremony.
The newly married couple, after week s
absence, will be at home 20 all friends at
Norway Lake.
Oh, yes, this has been terribly cold,
cloudy, backward weather, entitled to a
whole string of the most disrgreeao'e
adjectives you can invent. But We have
had things something like 1t before. In
the Democrat office there is photo
graph of Main Street, Paris Hill, taken
on the morning of the 22d of May, lssZ'
which shows the ground covered with
four inches Of damp snow that fell the
night before. Some sheep owners had
sheared their sheep and turned them
out, and going to rescue them found tna'
In the hill pastures the snowfall was
about eight inches, and not all OF u
melted that day. The season was per,
haps slightly in advance of the present
one. The leaves were showing . little
on the trees, the apple buds were begin
ming to make their appearance, and tns
cherry and plum trees were In Jul
bloom.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-12
Panafos de Ia vida.

Vivian en- un estrecho cuartucho.
| De las paroles colgaban, a descuido,
cuadros casi indescifrables por estar
cubiertos con la patina de los amos.
Completaban el mugriento deco
RADIO, ramas secas de palma bendeci
da, rasgados colgajos, y telaranas
Mobiliario, no 10 habia. Camas, dos
catres desvencijados.
Nunca pude comprender el por
que del constante sonreir de aquella
muchachona palida y flacucha. No
habfa motive para cstar allegro en-
medic de auras tan POGO favorables.
La otra, chiquilla de diez abriles, no
era tan afecta la sonrisa. La grave
dad de SUI rostro macilento, y el acen
tuado desafecto hacia las amigas-de
la bullanga y el chiste-daban cabal
evidencia de que era la adolescente
pasto de una secreta y desastrosa in
fluencia. La enfermedad de su pa
DIRE y ell estado de penuria la marti
rizaban. iEl viejo cstaba tan acha
coso! Apenas 81 podia caminar por
81 mismo, un cuarto de horau. :. +.
iAquella maldita dolencia, cudnto
10 molcstaba! Y cuidado que Sc
habia esforzado por cstirparla !.
De tarde, yo 10 vcia sentado en- un
banco y rodeado de su mujcr y sus
hijas. Elias 10 confortaban tanto.
No hablaban sino dc la posibiidad
de la cura. Pero estaba tan arraiga
ola la dolencia Y habia progresado
tanto, pues hacia muchos amos que
venia sufriendola, que los medios V
el personal con que Sc contaba en- cl
hospital dc X, no cran una garantia
para la dificil opcracion. Era forzoso
partir. Desde que el vicjo puso 4 mu
jcr { hiias en- autos de SUI determine
cion, una ola de sombrio PRESENT.
miento envolvio aquellos corazoncs
La muchacha antes sonrcida, SC tor
no malhumorada Y susceptible Y en-
ocasi 0 les llorsha. La otra pu 9 de-
cts que 'e agrav'.
Por fin lego el tiste dia. Tn hom
bre caritativo dejo ir en- su caro- al
dcsdichado viejo.
Han transcurrido cuatro semanas,
de la partida Is de noche y ando al
azar. De impro visO me halo frente
al misero tugurio. Fuertes sollozos
me obligan d dctener el paso. En- el
fondo de la habitacion, alumbradas
por debil V oscilante luz de una lam
para, Sc disehan, en- grupo, dos mu
leres V llna nina. stan abrazadoS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-12
Los maItiIios
de Ia beI|eza
La cirujiia hacienda prodi-
glos en- rostros POGO be-
Hos.
lnyecciones de parafina son
aplicadas con furor en- Fran
cia y Austria.

Las mWcres de hoy dia, 10 mis-
mo que las dc epocas pasadas no
reparen en- medios, con tal de que
fstos sean chcaces para umental
la belleza de las guapas y hacer pa
recer bellas a las que no 10 son. FL
procedimiento mas motterno V mas
en- moda actualmente para dar salts
faccion Ia coqueteria fcmenina, cs
el corregir las formas dc las cejas.
Las celas eonstituyen Ia caractcris
tica de una fisonomfa scgun sea su
arco mas 8 menos prouunriado. asi
Gambia la expression del rostro. No
hay NADIA tan eXtrallo falto de vi
da que unos oJos coronados por &C
jas raqufticas o despro vistas de &c
jas por complete. La ciencia ha en-
eontrado el medic de suplir este dc
fecto por medic de una scncilla ope
racion quirurgica. Para clio Sc va
len Gle una aguja finisima enhc
brada con un largo pclo arrancado
de la cabeza de la persona operada.
A fin de que Ia operaci6n resulte 10
menos dolorosa possible, Sc aneste
sia, por medic de cocaina cl lugar
sobre el cual Sc ha dc opcrar. Des
pues Sc pasa la aguja por el sito don
de quiera hjarse el pelo nj mas nj me
nos que Sc harla para coser un lien
20 una tela teniendo cuidado de
no ajustar las "puntadas', fin dc
que estas vayan fernando una Sc
rie de lazadas Estas lazadas van
luego cortandosc Embellishments,
y ell pelo queda fijado en- la ceja me
dante varias habilcs manipulated
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-12
LA ENMASCARADA.

Llcvaba un negro domino Guam
do a mi brazo Sc apoyo, dijo la mas
cara mi dido:
Soy la muier que tn has queri
do. Tu eres el hombre que anne yo.
Como te llamas?
Flor de oluldo, con voz muy
debil murmur6.
Flor Flor de oluido mo re
cuerdo! -. iD6jame el Undo ros
tro yer!
Jay, ESQ no! .iNo puede ser
..5No me conoces?. =.
No recuerdo.
Soy cl olvido del placer
NADIA; no logro concerto :,
Rasgo mi mano su antifaz, y era
sin mascara -su faz lila imager
viva de, la muerte!!
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-12
Amor @s vii@j@s

Ambos en- ell dvan Breves las horas
Lenguas de gas vibrando en- las aranas.
Tibo ell SALON. Tus ojos como auroras
entire la obscurdad de tus pestanas!
Frases rapidas. Paticas vulgares
como profanacion de tu belleza
hablando 10 que Sc haba en- los hogaes
cuando mientras uno habla otro bosteza-
Por fin, como parentesis, con
Y dulcisima mi afan preguntas:
-Quiero-te digo-descubrr la ella We
de todas tus pas0nes va difuntas
cDces que no has amadoo Te 10 creo:
mujer al fin mi Dios eres,
Y, desde que dele de ser ateo,
voy creyendole mas a las mu ercs!
Soy tu primer amor Td me 10 juras;
Y algo, que me 10 atirma, en- tn alma llevas:
conozco que son nuevas tus ternuras,
nueva tus ansias y tus dichas nue. vas.
En- cambio, pecador arrepentido,
yo te confieso mis- amores muertos:
mi rumbo era haca IT, pero he tenido
que If en- el viaje visitando puertos .....
HE llegado por fin! Abre los brazos
V olvida la tardanza del jero,
Te doy un corazon hecho pedazos
i've modos tn de conservarlo entero!
No temas que retone va la vista
hacia esos muertos, no, vuelve tn canla.
Tu pasaras con paso Gle conquista
por sobre los cadaveres de mi alma!
Ellos mismos, despertos tn paso,
viendote como el Dios de mi Universe;
con vivo afan te acamaran acaso:
Pa felce Emperatriz del Verso
iQue me dices?-variandolo de tono.
10 que dijo Jesus decr te escucho.
lQue ternura! jQue gloria!
-Te perdonC
no porque amaste, porque me amas mucho!
j. Santos Chocano.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-12

mes, SC le va alisando Y haciendola
tomar una forma Appropriate Das
pues de esta operaci0n, Sc vendan
los ojos de la persona opcrada has
ia el dia siguiente.
Las ceias trasplantadas 40 Sc al
hieren i Ia picl nj crecen on ella;
pero pcrmaneccn ALI por tempo in
! dcfinido como los cabcllos dc una
pcluca.
lgualmente admirable, y tan util
como este procedimicnto, es cl me
todo de corregir las dcformidadcs
del rostro o del cuerpo, lnvcctando
paratina en- los tcjidos' Este siste
ma fuG inventado por el doctor Ger
suny, dc Niena, y esta hacienda
vcrdadero furor en- cl Norte, a pesar
de 10 mucho que ha sido combat
do por los m6dicos, quo 10 juzgaban
inutil Y peligroso. La parailna es
una substancia solida, trasluclda c
incolora, que SC extrae del alqui
tran. Is inyectada por medic dc
una jeringa, dcspues de haberse
calentado y cuando comienza 4 cn
durecersc, Y tiene la propiedad dc
scr perfectamente tolcrada por los
tcgidos, sin que produzca en- cllos
la mds liopra jnAamari0n Contra
10 que algunos mtdicos (detracto
res dc este procedimicnto) ascgu
ran Ia paratina no cs capaz dc ser.
absorbida por el euerpo, Y, por tan
to, su aplcacion rcsulta inofcnsiva.
Sin embargo, los pchgros puedcn
originarse de SUI aplicaclon hccha
en- forma POGO habil o un extreme
descuidado; cuando la cantidad de
la parafina inyectada cs eXcesiva,
pueden producirsc academies de
rclativa importancia. Pero un habil
operator no lnclrre nunca, rara
vez, Ell scmcJantcs mprevisiones.
En- Viena son muchas las senoras
que sc han refornado uefcctos en-
la nariz o en- alguna otra parte del
rostro, dcbido al cneilrecimicnto
rapido de la parahna, tan pronto
como penetra en- los tejilos.
En- eSta lmprcnta SC vCnde
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-12

V lloran. Una extrana influencil D
prime mi coraz6n hasta ell punto de
tcncr que esforzarme para que las
lagrimas no asomen 4 mis- ojos. In
tento penctrar en- ell tristc aposcnto,
pero una voz de 10 interior de mi ser
me disuade a que no profane con mi
presencia aquella cscena de dolor.
Los vecinos me 10 diieron despues.
Ell vieio habia muerto
Tan fucrte impression hizo en- mi
amino todo aquello, que no tuvc
tranquilidad hasta despues que cs
cribf cstas brc yes lincas.
Diego Vd=qgo-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-12
EPITALAMIO

Parecias al pie de los altares, con
la faz agitada y ruburosa, el encen
dido caliz Gle una rosa dormida SO
bre un lecho de azahares.
FL fulgor de la cstrclla de los ma
res lucia en- tn mirada pudorosa, Y
cras-mas que mi esposa aquclla
Esposa que idealizo el Cantar de los
cdRfdrps -.
Hoy ercs mueho mas Ercs la
vida, que circula hecha sangrc-por
mis- venas late en- el corazon cnar
decida,
V, al fin trocada en- amorosa nu
be, esclavo que rompe sus
cadcnas, ipor darme un beso, hasta
mis- labios sube! -.
CARLOS MIRANhN
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-12

En- esta imprcnta Sc vcnde
papel dc periodicos viejo a
s. quintal.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-02-25

Unless a fresh source of supply /.
found. mserschaam will soon BE-
worth double as much as it is today.
The article was introduced into Eu-
rope. so far as its use for pipes Is
concerned. through Turkey. This
vas about the year 1850. A large
supply vas also found in Ruhla. in
Germany. near the Thuringia Forrest,
which. until recently gave employ
ment to about 5000 hands. Many
Of the most notable among the Ger
man sculpsors had their FIRST train
ing as carvers Of meerschaum pipe
bowls. The supply, however. has
nov almost ceased. and the only
beds in the world today
are in Asia Minor. The industry
here is now controlled by American
md British capital. with the result
hat the stuff is nov so per cent
iearer than it was few years ago.
nth the prospect of a further ad-
'ance in price ar an early date.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-02-25

Arrangements are being made for
a fire patrol Of the Indian forest re-
serves on the Nez Perez reservation.
This may be all night on a few Of
the scattered reserves, but there are
a number Of the reserves that have
not enough timber on them to keep a
fellow warm IN the summer time if
the timber should all burn up.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-02-25
ADMINISTRATOR NOTICE OF
SALE or REAL ESTATE

By virtue Of an order Of the Probate coart.
made on the 18Th day Of January. l9os. will.
In obedisnes % said order. on Monday. the
sth day Of March next. in froof Of the
Court house IN The city Of Lewiston and eoan-
y Of Ser Perez. dispose At Public Auction all
the interest Of John Naxnesou. deceased. in
and 20 a certain Lot or Tract Of Land. dsscrlb-
ed follows Lots 5. s. ia. .. 10. II ard T.
section s. township - north. range east Of
D. NJ ABd lots 10 and II. IN block -. in the
town OF Nezperee. Idaho Terms Of sale. Ten
per cent Of the amount bid. balance Al issue
Of order eonnrminx sale ". T. LARSON.
Administrator.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-02-25

Artmetus Ward called on a friend
the night before one of his panorama
Lectures. There we're some three OF
four large reaches scurrying about
the room and they attracted his at
tenticn.
81 am very fond Of reaches" be
said. "Once in my own house,
found roach struggling in a bowl
of water. I took half walnut shell
and put him IN it; IT made a good
boat; gave him couple of tooth
picks for oars. Next morning saw
that he had fastened a hair to one Of
the toothpicks, and had evidently
been fishing Then, overcome With
exhaustion, be had fallen asleep.
The sight moved me. took him out,
washed him, gave him spoonful Of
boiled egg, and let him 60. That
roach never forgot my kindness and
now my home is full Of reaches"