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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-05
WARNING ORDER.

In the chancery court of Jefferson county, Arkansas.
 Pine Bluff Mercantile Co.,, ct a plaintiffs, vs. Will Alexander, ct al.
 The defendant Will Alexander i, warned to appear in this court with in thirty days and answer the com plaint of plaintiffs Pine Bluff Mercan tile Co. ct al.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-05
rtdre en Cry
 FOR fLETcYER'; C A STo R1 A

Dr. Thomas Eclectic Oil is tn best remedy for that often fatal dis ease-croup Has been used witl success in cur family for eigh years. Mrs. l.. Whiteacre, Buffalo N. Y.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-05
CURE ANY DISEASE fe Must Be Removed, Same Nay With Dandruff

Nay With Dandruff.
 the germ that causes dandruff,
 hafr and badness, you will p more dandruff, and your hair grow luxuriantly. Newbro s lde not only contains the dan ferm destroyer, but it is also a eiightful hair dsessing for reg Piiet use. No other hair prep
 IS on this scientific basis of g'ng the dandruf germs. It al, ,, irritation, keeps the scalp [lpa and wholesome. Repem- at something claimed to .- Fs good'' will not do the work olne Hsrpicide. Sold by leading |sts' Send 1oc in stamps for
 10 The Herpicide Co.,, Detroit,
 one dollar bottles guaranteed. rnarmacy, special agents.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-05

nmer goods and Dayenports qaares, at exceptional bar-i TOT one week week, June -.-Reap < Crawford Furni.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-05

A fine son was born to MT. Mrs. Alvin J. Reap in Little Rock. terday. MT. and Mrs. Reap form lived in this city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-05

of said court this Fist day of May, A. D. 1908.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-05-05

ipiis lit 3psifeIbofi. DaseNen mag
cine anbere 8sipesuns msbr Nusiidt
perfprehen, n6mlicb bic gripeiterung
Der felt Sabr5ebnten beitebenben apnz
fumpereine au eil1em aIgemeinen
.Rduferbunb", Der ieinen MitgIieoern
bireften 8eaug BON ben probu5enten
fidern follte. Daburd lpiirbe Der
nMittelmann" pofitip aussei9altei
unb mitbin feline @elesenbett ipilltiir.
li1er PreiserbDbung. Sin beutih,
ldnoif6es 8latt bemerft baau: Die
4retsiibereinfommen iperben ME nod
tpeitiihtisen pirt6ihaftlihen @eiidts-
punften seleitet, tie bienen feinestpegs
ben Sntereiien Der Mllsemeinbett, ion.
rrn ibr erfes 3iel beitebt barin. ibren
Mitsliebern cine bur6 nidts sere1t.
fertigte Mebreinnabme gu it9ern.
Spld einieitiser rgreispolitit" itebt
fas grobe publitum bisber. fotpeit es
ni9t aoniumpereinen ansebDrt, nabe=
gu fduBlos geseniiber. Sin Rdufer,
bunb ipiiroe ben neuerbines pom 3pi=
f9enbanbel beliebten preiserb0bunsss
pratttfen pobl tpirtiom einen Niegel
rrri4teben." OuB ii9 bereleiden in
ben Ser. Staten ourdfiibren lieBe,
biirfte pobl otpetfelbaft fein.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-05-05

tpDrben lit. Die 5rass bss llrIprungs
Der Gttine III INNER nod nidt in be-
friebieenber Weiie gel0it iporben. Die
Riefelloser, in tpelhen iih Die Diaz
tnanten befinben, haben iid BON srObez
rem Mertbe eripieien, als mon nrs
1priinglih ertpartet bate. Mn mon1en
6tellen finben fi1 me5rere foIhs Ga,
ger iiber einanber, foboB es duberft
fdtpieris lit, iid iiber Musbebnung,
Gauer unb Mertb oes geiibthnms elm
treffenbes llrteil gu bilben. Die eez
funbenen Diamanten finb bur9gdn=
gig tlein, aber BON iebr feiner Aua-
litGt, unb es iinb Steine Bis gu feds
8arat sefunben porben. Man bebaupz
tet, bas Oiamanten liefernoe Serrito=
rum fei au9 ergiebig binii9tli6
9upfer, 3inn, 9lei, Msbeit unb @ra=
pbit. Sn Dem n0roiiden sbeile oes
Diamanteneebietes, namentlih in
Der Nohboridaft bon 8oribb, tit audi
@plo sefunben tporben. lleber ben suz
ten Grfple Der Rupferseipir1nung in
9eutfd Weit Mfrita beibt es in
etnem anberen 8eridte, bab aub in
biefer Sinii9t quite 3unubme eemelbet
tperben fann. Sci bo1. fiiralib elm
qoften Observation-Disclosures 8upz
fer i'm @ertbs bon $300.00O na9 Den
Ser. 5taaten CUR 8eri9iffung gez
lanst. Cine eroBe Wlinen= unb8abn=
eefeuf4aft, piellei6t bic bebeutenbite,
peiit in ibrem neunten Sabresberiht
na9, baB tie auf einen @ef9dftsge,
ipinn BON $4,760.000 IL Proaent Di=
p:benbe beSablt babe; i'm Sabre nprz
ber bate Die 9tnioenoe 9 Yrpaent be-
ttosen. Oas setponnene gr3 entbdlt
II proaent &upfer. 80 prpsent 8let
uno o.O33 Yrosent 9ilber, uno itnb
happn i'm lebten Sabre 44,25O Son=
nen gefDrbert tpprDen, gegen 25,700
i'm Sabre porber. Die 59mel5biitte
Der @eieufdoft bat in benz Sabre
$3.50 Sonnen 8upfer unb 5000
glei, au' 9urdidnittstoiten BON
$2.76 per Some, seliefert. 0ur9z
I9nittlid iporen in ben 8upfertperfen
Der gefsuidaft i'm lsbten Sabre eesen
900 ginseborens beiddftist.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-05-05
pcutEh,lnnn in aneItafrtka.

Sn inbuftrieller 8eaiebuns ideint
Deuti9lanb in feiner iiibtpei itafrtfaz
nifhen aolonie re9t erfolgrei9 gu
iein. Sn Der neueiten @ntiinbisuns
1es beutfden aomitees fir toloniale
Gntipideluns beibt es:
Die Diamanten Snbuitrie bon
DeutI9 Siibpeit 2lfrita ibi cuf
9aufenoe BON Spetulanten MnSie.
bilngsfraft aus, 8ereits iinb auf bas
felbft gema9te padten etc. 80 neue
@efenf9aften sesriinbet tporben. unb
RE @efuritdten BON 25 berlelben iperz
ben an Der 80rie in 2iiberiB seban>
belt. Die 3unabme in Der Quantitdt
ioie in Der Qualitdt Der gefunbenen
ghelfteine ift cine iebr befriebigenbe.
Sir bas Sabr 1909 biirfte ii1 bic
Durhfdnitts Musbeute per Monat
nuf $4,000 Rarat itellen, unb oer
preis lit BON $5.33 ouf So per Rarat
geitiegen. Die Durhf9nittsfoften ber
@cipnnung Der Diamnnten beipegen
iiG 3fDifhen 46 Gents nnb $3.50 pei
Hardt. Sn fieben Monaten finb 273,=
701 Rarot erlangt tporoen i'm Wsrtbe
ben nahe3u 81 ,9O4 900, tpopon etfpa
his 6Glfte an bic Hesieruns abseseben
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-05-05

msib aeriunt, Oas III oiefsm 3lHdno
len Gintritt oss WaTsrs erfdperen
piirbe. aluf bieie Meife peroen oft
sartneblise aartOffelfOrten in man@
den Sdn5ern. in oenen Obne oieie 9ors
iidt perfabren miro, 5u feifisen Rnols
len nad bem 5ieoen.
Curtin RuItur. @rurb@
hebinaung BEL elmer guten @urfenflllz
fur tit Elm fetter, beionoers loderer
gooen, oer re1t ipnnig gelegen nnS
gesen raube nno talte Minoe sefdist
lit. Rie nadfen gurfen in etnei1
feiten 8ooen, au1 niht bei noBfalter
Mitteruns, tpenn Der 8oben nidt
itets loder gebalten miro. 4uf Dem
8eete mabt man nit elmer fleinen
6ade cine etipa 6 3plI tiefe Mine. lest
in hiele ieoe 10 3oll Elm paar 5dnne
non Miiterbe. mod beifer tit alte. ete
mas seiiebte 6ol5erbe, tpenn iol4e 81
baben tit, inoem oieie nod mebr
lodert. Die grbe miro nit ser 6anb
unb bem pflan3er gut semii9t nno
Damn tperoen Die @urfenferne ettpa "
3olI tief unb hiinn nehen einanser in
Oieie gromifbuna eelegt unb etpas
anseoriidt. sino Die pflanaen dufaez
ganeen, 10 neroen oie iiberfliiTIieen
ausaesogen, nur apei pflanoen blei=
ben auf je 12 3ou Gntfernune Itefen.
geim eriten 6aden tpirb bic @roe pies
Der an Sie grbe berange5pgen, fchoB
cie &iGe tpieoer geraoe gemadt coer
aeebnet miro. 8efeimte 9urtenterne
gu legen, tit nidt empfeblenspertb,
tpeil Die Seine, fans bic Nttterung
nidt eiinitis unO bas 2egen mid! ee@
nihenbaft erfolgt, lie leidt reroerben.
8ut lit es, apenn bic 3erne Spei big
bret Sabre alt iinb, neil frilhe &erne
fhperer teimen unO audi tpenieer
Srii9te anfeben. Gesonen miro
Ibenos mittelH Iaupormem ooer abz
geitonoenem Woifer, gu Mnfans fret
li9 erit tpenig, Bel tpeiterem Wedsz
tbum iebo9 reidlider, beionoers CUR
3eit Der syru9tbiloung.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-05-05
DER Alittel,1tutt1t.

2ebensmittelt6euerune lit feline ipe=
3;elle gri9einuns in ben Ser. Stoo=
ten, in fait alien Rulturitaaten piro
noriiber eetlagt unb iiberaa bemiiben
fih bie9oltstpirtbe, ibre urIa6en feitz
suitellen, INN 10 bic Mittel gu finben,
tpie man ibr besegnen t0nnte. Die
3olltarife, Die jebt in alien 2dnbern,
tis auf gnglonb, auf Dem SbuBprin.
alp boIiren, iperoen gum grobenSbeile
bafIr perantportlid gema6t, oanad
oie5hatlade, OaB Die Proouttion binz
ter benz seiteieerten 8erbrau9sbeoiirfs
nib 5uriideeblieben lit. fernerbin Die
monopplitiI6e Wirthidoftsenttpidz
lung, bic cine uneebiibrli6e 8ontroae
Ser 8ertbeilung Der ProOutte aus3uz
iben permog, unb in 0erbinbung baz
nit Der 3pii6enbanoel, Der befdul=
oigt pirb, bur9 sesenieitise 8erftGnz
hieung benz publitum ungebiibrli9
bobe preiie ab5uforbern. GttposWabz
res ipiro pobl in jeber bieIer 9nnobz
men iein unb bementipre9enb lpirb
man lid ni6t ipunoern biirfen, tpenn
mad alien oieien Eidtunsen bin sesen
lie Seuerung an9etdmpft pirb. 8e,
mertenstrertb babel 1T, Dab Der 3pi=
fhenbanbel bur6f6nittlib om i9drfz
fen mitsenommen piro. gs lit e6en
cine bon altersber betannte @rI9eiz
nuns, bab Der Mtttelmann ni9t ielten
feline Stelung aussubeuten ritebt.
0emonitrotionen seeen8dder, 8rauer
limb 70 peiter iinb benen, bic in
beutidldnbiider Geldidte betpanosrt
i;nb. ni6t unbefannt.
Sn Oeut19lano 1T Bel Der lebten
Reidsfinanoreform BON berufener
Settle oarauf binsetpieien porben,
I'm Elm piepielfades Die meiit pom
3pifdenbonbel aus 9lnlab oerSteuer,
erbobungen porsenommenen preisauf,
f6lGge ben bur6 bic neuen Steuern
bebingten uno erforoerliden preisau<
14lag iibertroffen baben". Die Heste=
ring bat es iih belonbers angelesen
iein lalIen, bieIen No9neis gu fiibren.
Gubei ersab es fidh in 5ablreiden 5dl,
len. bob bic 3uldldse nur gum flein,
iten5beile our9 Die neuenSteuern be-
9riinoet iperoen fonnten. tbatld4liA
nur auf eins erbeblids grbObuns bes
8epinnes Deg 3niidenbanoels abs
oielten.
Mls Mbtpe6rmittel ift aunG6it ber
9pptott entitanben. Wie tpenig oa>
nit ousauridten ift, bat Der in ben
Ser. Staoten insurierte Jleii9bop-
tott ertpiefen, Der. pie BON pornberein
porausseiast tperben tonnte. fdmdb=
lih nerfagen mubfe, neil bas 0olf to-
1i9t setpeien ip6re, nit elmer 9unser@
fur fid mebr als feline Musbeuter gu
firafen. Der @anapsbonfott in
Deutfdlanb. als politifde Mabregel
beg arbeitsnben a5olfes sesen bic asraz
lifden Spiritusbrenner, lit teiltpeife
erfolsreid seiDefen, Deil bic 5ielbe>
ipubten MrbeiterflaFen iih bteienRon=
FUN peridsen fonnten, oa linen als
before grsdnauns Der @enuB pon8ier
uno billisem Mein sur 0erfiiguns
ftonb. Oenn obne MIfobol sebt es
nidt. 3uraeit lit brauBen Elm Butter.
bopfott in Saene gefest iporben. Man',
bat bort ebenfalls einen rRing"
ober SbnbitatssNusbeutu tpie iie
bier, in Glsin. bic Bunbesregieruns
na9tpeifen min. Sn 8erliner RiibIz
rdumen befinben fih, tpie cine bortige
3eituns mittbeilt. 9uufenoe Don3ent<
nern Butter. bic 5uriidsebalten pur<
ben, I'm erb6bte Dutterpreiie berbeiau@
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-05-05
3nIfunne unf Guia aalann.

Wie perlautet, tesibt ii9 oieIee
Sage GinpanoerunssfommiH Mil=
ltams no9 Waibingtpn, um bem
Gelbmangel abaubelfen, unter Dem Die
@tnpanberunssbebDrbe auf @llis S.
lano feltdnbis gu letoen bat. Gs bun-
belt lieb aund9t UNI Die 5liihismas,
dung BON 100000, um Die 8ertpal-
tuns Der Snlel in entipredenoem
Mabe ourd5ufiibren. Man tlast
bariiber, oaB Die oSnfel gang anoers
tmitanoe gebalten peroen tDnnte, ipenn
man bort nur etnen She'll bes tbr aua
tpmmenbenMntbetls aus bemGinpanz
berunesfono (Rppffieuerselo) erbalten
lriirbe. Damn tDnnte fir Die Ginpanz
oerer in tpiirbiser Weife sefprst iper,
ben.
Sin eroBes @orsentinb iino oie
neuen Sofpitalgebduoe. Sbr 8au Der,
uria9te unsefdbr 100000 Soften
uno ibre ginri9tuns peitere $4,000.
Sic iino eesenpdrtig fir unb fertie.
aber lie f0nnen ni9t benibt rerben,
ipeil man in Wafbinston ni9t bic nD=
tisen gelber bafur bepilligt. Sie
iteben tbatId9li9 leer. &inoer Der
Gintpanoerer, Die an anitedenoen
Srantbeiten tpie S9arla6, Mafern
uno bergleiden leioen, miifen na9 Der
QuarantGne@Station eebra9t tpercen.
ODrt f0nnen tie bic gltern nur na9
Der 9enefung ieben.
Die 9ofpitalgebduoe finb in erifer
2tnie besbalb gebaut tporben. bamit
man bic Gral1amfeit, 5amilien gu
trennen, bermeioen fDnne. @erabe5u
empDreno 5pll bic Mrt unb Mei1e fein,
in Der man erfranfte &inber Der Gin,
ipalloerer BON ben @ltern trennt. sesn
oen iberfullten OetentionsrGumen auf
Der Sniel tit natiirli9 bic Mn1tedunasz
eefabr srob. 9rttt Elm &ranfbeitsfa1l
Elm, 10 muB man trob allen proteit
Der Gltern oas &ino tpesbolen. Damn
bDren Gltern unb &inber ntdts mebr
poneinanber, bis bas sefunb getpor,
bcne &tnb tpieber na1 Der Ginmanbe.
tunssftatton 5uriideebra9t ipirb, poer
hie Gltern erbalten Die betriibenbe
Na9ridt bon bem Mblsben ibres Rin-
bes. Oie Sobesna9ridt ion 1ogar
aulpeilen erit eineetroffen fein, mad.
hem bas Rino bereits besraben tpar.
Wie berlautet, liest Die urfade an
oiefen bebauerli9en 3uitdnben ouran,
oaB bic gelber, bic in Jorm Der
&opfiteuer Der @inpanoerer reidlid1
eillgehen, nidt ben 3peden bienitbar
gemadt perben, fir Die tie eisentIid
beitimmt 1inb. Die 100000, Ole Der
GommiiIdr iebt brinsenb braudt, fino
banptfddlih fir Die inneren Ginridz
tungen uno fir 0ermebrung bes Be=
anltenftabs beitimmt. Gliidliderpeiie
bat gegenipdrttg infolge Ser fhpahen
Ginpanberuns bic 3abl Der Deteniez
ri1laen etpas naaselaifen. unb bpfz
fenilih selinet es ber Ginipanoe=
rungsbeb0rbe Biz Elm neuer Mnbrana
e;nfebt, ben Oroben0en RalamitGten
begegnen 5u fDnnen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-05-05

Das ShidfoI l6Bt feinen iinsefdoz
rem; bic Menfden tpifen iid abe,
aud ba nit periiden 5n belfen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-05-05

Menn auh Dr. goofs Blehfanne
auf benz 8erse Mc&inlep nidt eefunz
ben lit. Bled 1T iiber Die @eididte
bod senus unb iibersenug sefhnobt
uno sefdrieben tporben.
gofa Nica lit es geIungen, einen
neuen prdiibenten gu tpdblen, Dbne
oab es babel 3u elmer NebDlntion de-
fommen lit. Das lit reht. Gin ber=
artises Mbtpei1en bonn Seraebradten
mag dnfanss nidt leidt fein, aber "a
beaabIt iid fdliehlid.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-05-05
2anefam, aber fiher, riidt bic 6igbz
ballz unb REHABILITATION berdn.

~"-'~
Nus Merifo tommt bic Melbnng,
bab Der prdiibent Dia3 brei 9iger err
legte. Da muB er tpoll in elmer DEE
nagerie Dber etnem 3oologii6en Gar@
ten benz eolen Waiofperf Obselesen Iaz
ben.
Sn gbicngp ipurbe Elm iunger Mann
NIT $25 6trdfe belegt. neil er eli
9tunben lang auf berSrepps bss 9au.
les fab, in bem feline Mngebetete tpobHt
unb aud BEN 8efen Der sSran Mame
nibt tDei1en ipollte. Das nennt mar
hartnGdig.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-05-05

8om &p6en Der &artof :
feln.- Sas Goaen Ser aartoffeln
beapedt oas NufqueLlen Der @tdrfe=
tDrner, oa bas 3erreiBen ser lie umz
eebenoen 3ellen eintritt. fcGs bieie
heIonoers reid on StGrfe Iino. Das
plaben Ser 3artoffeln beim Sieoen
lit baber bas Wlertmal zines boben
9ebalts an Stdrfemebl. Oie aartof>
feln iperoen unsefhdlt ober sef6dlt
ssto9t; in lebterem Sale miro Das
3oben bei9leuniet, neil bas BaFer
leiht einorinet. Die unseIbGlten
aartoffeln l9meden oft bitter ooer
11arf tpesen Der in Der Shale entz
baltenen 8eitanbtbeile; gu oieIen sez
bDren bauptiddlid bas glattgriin
uno bas Solanin. Werben &artofz
feln in @al3paKer sefo4t, 10 bat
oies feline hemiIfe Mirfuns aur Sol
se, fonbern tpiir3t nur uno 5ebt ba@
NIT ben Rartoffelgei6mad Man
6ringt iie ,befanntlia NIT faltem Mafz
fer auf bag Seuer, neil erfabrungsse@
mGb Die nit fohenDem Waifer aufse-
iebten aartoffeln meiit bart bleiben
unb nidt leidt gar iperoen. Ser
GrunO lit folgenoer: Das in bem
aartOffelIaft entbaltene Gitpeib flint
sic Rdume aipifden ben 3elen aus
uno gerinnt in ber 5ieoehibe, Man
muB bebbalb aundhit bas tulte Mafz
fer ing Snnere Der aartOffeln einorin=
gen laifen, oamit lie Die gum Mufquel<
len 1Dtbiee Menge Wuiler erbalten,
.be Die @iebshise entite9t un0 sas Gis
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-08-09
West Bethel.

"My friends, when you go to camp meeting,
Where of heavenly things they are treating,
And where trees and sinners are thickest;
Bear this maxim In mind, where thou crowdest'
'Tis not he shouts "Amen" loudest
VIII get into Heaven the quickest,
What good will come Of your spouting.
What good will do all your shouting,
II from the straight path you still roam?
II abroad you the Gospel dispense,
In language and manner intense,
Don't dispense with the Gospel at home"
Old potatoes are becoming scarce.
Copious and refreshing showers fell
here Thursday.
The drouth was broken before it had
fairly reached this town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett E. McKeen OF
Bethel Hill visited in this village Sunday
MIR. and Mrs. E. S. Swift have gone to
visit children in Rumford and Lewiston
Josiah P. SWEET and family have NOV
ed into the house of Henry A. Cross on
the North side of the railroad.
Mrs. Lucinda E. Bean has recently
been on the sick list, and under the
treatment of DR.. John A. Twaddle.
Edward S. Smith has so far recovered
village, and do some work on his farm
Noah Il. Palmer of Lowell was in town
last week, and his wife, who for mum
Der of months has been assisting In car.
ing for her sister, Mrs. Vienna Holt, &C.
companied him to their home.
The buildings on what has long been
known as the ARENAS Mason farm In
Mason, owned by Ernest II. Morrill, OF
that town, were burned by lightning
early Thursday morning. The barn con-
tanned fifty tons of hay. No insurance
on buildings or hay.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-08-09
Oxford.

Thomas flanagan, an operative in the
wooden mill, was taken before the NUM-
cipal Court at Norway last week and
fined $500 and costs for drunkenness.
He was afterward held for the October
term on charge of assault with intent
to kill.
Alpbeus Morse has been taken to the
insane asylum at Augusta. DR.. w. B.
Haskell went with him.
The Robinson Manufacturing Co.
mill is about to shut down for two
weeks to put in a new engine.
A family from Lynn, Mass, came on
Aug. 1st, to spend two weeks at the
Parrott cottage on the shore of Lake
Thompson.
o. G. Andrews Of Gardiner came last
week to visit his brother, F. B. Andrews,
who is quite i'll.
Edward Preble Faunce, native and
for long time resident of the town,
died Saturday, July 80, at Readfield, at
the home of his sister, Mrs. Ambrose,
after a long illness. Aged 65 years.
he was In the hospital at Lewiston for
treatment, but short time before his
death was removed to the house OF Mr..
and Mrs. Ambrose, where he received
the kindest care and attention. He was
brought to Oxford for burial and his
funeral was held at the NJ. z. church on
Monday, Rev. Mr.. Roberts officiating.
Masonic services were held and the T.
A. Roberts Post, G. A. r., of which be
was member, and the W. R. C. were
present. Mr.. and Mrs. Ambrose and
their daughter, Nina, were here.
The members of T. A. Roberts Post,
G. A. R., attended the funeral of Joseph
Frye, which was held at Welchville on
Saturday, July 30th.
John Chadbourne is quite i'll from the
effects of sun stroke.
Rollie Walker of Portland is visiting
relatives here.
Mrs. Lowell and daughter of Harrison
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John Eden.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-08-09
Greenwood.

Last Friday week, wishing to inter
view few persons on the Center road,
we struck across lots and came out at
Ransom Coles saw mill. There it was
found changes had occurred in common
with everywhere else; in addition to
several other things the barn erected
there quite a number of years ago by
the Cummings brothers, had been taken
down and the most of it moved away
probably worked into some other build.
ing elsewhere.
Turning toward the north pole, and
reviewing things in general and the apple
trees in particular, it soon became ap-
parent that they were bearing thou
sand fold more worms than apples; there
being several dead branches on every
tree and colony Of worms in zach one.
They feed on the succulent prrt of the
leaf while the remainder soon dies and
turns red as if scorched by fire. Such is
the condition of the apple crop this year
so far as seen or heard from.
A mile or 80 further on the new cot
tage was reached, erected last spring by
Mr.. Billings, and occupied by Prof. H.
K. Smith and family, which consists of
his wife, daughter of the late Ex-Presi-
dent Hayes, and one son. The cottage
is situated close to Twitchell Pond, is
finely built and furnished accordingly
In addition to his own family, the Pro-
lessor keeps Chinese servant, boy Is
years of age, who is learning our langu-
age from him and also getting an educa-
ton in common English.
There half hour was spent very
pleasantly, on our part at least, and
wishing to get the boys autograph,
written both in English aud Chinese, our
note book was handed to him with that
request, and in few moments it was
returned with his name in both langu-
ages, thus: Seu Cheong Lee. (rhe
Democrat is not equipped with type to
produce the Chinese signature.)
The boy Is good looking for one of
that nationality, learns readily and has
a fine situation for that purpose.
Prof. Smith and wife are noted for
travelling on foot for exercise and health,
having more than once encircled
rwitchell Pond, which by the roads they
travel is at least six miles.
Our next call was on Elmer Cole, to
learn how he was since having his eyes
removed, and found him no better with
signs of insanity.
Delphon Brooks has given up the idea
of coming onto his place again. is NOV
ing his furniture this week, and Frank
Bennett has bought and is cutting his
hay.
So many skuuks were hunted and
killed last fall, winter and early spring
for their fur, 1t was thought very few
would show up this season, but instead
of being scarce they are more plentiful
and their depredations often committed
among the chickens, and sometimes the
mother hen with them.
One man recommends skunk meat for
food, and says il the musk glands are re-
moved before dressing the animal, there
Is no finer wild meat eaten. Although
not very well liked for pets, as q gen.
eral thing, one boy has a young striped
back, which he is keeping for that pur.
pose and seems to think much of him.
Heavy thunder showers continue to
occur, and some are hinting that Hal
ley's comet is responsible for them. At
any rate they have been uncommonly
frequent and destructive.
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Sumner.

Mrs. Laura Webb of North Paris Wis
tied her brother, Edwin Bonney and
family, last week.
Mrs. Kate Morrill, and son Merlin oil
Buckfield, has been visiting relatives and
friends in this place.
Mrs. Chas. Abbott and daughter
Doris, of Arlington, Mass, are visiting
relatives here.
Willis Ames and family has gone to
South Paris to live.
Mrs. c. A. Bonney, who has been
working at East Sumner has returned
home.
Otis Curtis and wife of West Paris
was in this place recently, calling on
relatives.
Another heavy thunder show er passed
over this place Aug. I'd.
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Bryant's Pond.

Daniel G. Hayes left here Friday and
Will take the steamer from New York
August 11th for Gorgona, Panama.
j. 81. Wyman and wife of West Pea.
body, Mass, are in town this week.
They moved from this town to Lynn in
1879. For some years Mr.. Wyman and
his son have operated farm at Peabody.
Miss Lizzie Stevens returned Tuesday
to Seattle, WASH, where she Is engaged
as teacher. For the past two years
she was teacher in the principal school
at Everett, Wash.
Narcissa j. Panneton, after an absence
of eighteen years, is visiting his native
place at Three Rivers, Canada.
A small crew of men are breaking
stone at the old quarry on the Rowe
property. 1t is estimated that about
forty car loads of these stone will be
used in building the new church at
South Paris.
Mrs. Aggie Brooks and son, Clyde,
are visiting at the home Of Mrs. John
Ford in Hartford.
Granville Abbott will move soon to
North Woodstock, and will occupy the
place where Lawson W. Cole formerly
lived.