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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-07-02
Heavy Damage.

Heavy damage is reported at San Jose
and Morgan Hill, about ten miles
away. In San Jones fully $4,000 worth
Of plate glass was shattered, chimneys
were knocked down and other damage
Is reported. In Morgan Hill many
chimneys were bowled over. Tele-
phone wires were prostrated. At Gil
roy even more damage was done
In runaway caused by horses be-
coming frightened, man whose name
has not been learned, received brok-
en- leg. Santa Clara College, which is
In the suburbs of San Jose, has been
cut off from telephone communica-
ton since the quake. report to-
night not yet verified, said the deli
cate seismograph, had been broken
by the strength of the shock.
Two telephone girls in the San Jose
Office who rushed to a stairway when
the shock occurred, were pitched
headlong down the steps and were
slightly hurt.
Seventeen miles below San Jose a
windmill was knocked down and j, i.
through the lines of the telephone
camp, cutting off communication
along the coast south. In the SaEta
Clara valley, the prune crop has been
heavily damaged by the quake.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-07-02
Mother Earth Grumbles
Over the Intense Heat

perienced since the quake OF April,
1905, occurred at 2:o4 p. m. today. 1t
continued for several seconds. rocking
buildings and driving people into the
streets. No damage is reported yet.
Clocks Stopped.
SACRAMENTO. CAL, July 1.-one
OF the heaviest earthquake shocks
Sacramento has experienced since the
destructive trembler of 1906 was felt
this afternoon at o'clock sharp. The
only damage done here was to nervous
and weak hearts. The clocks in the
capitol building stopped at exactly
o'clock.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-07-02

Heaviest Since 1906.
STOCKTON. Cal, July 1.-The
heaviest earthquake this city has ex-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-01-20
Yr.rnc vnrfcn irlfd sn cr6alt>n.

lin 9urten longe friif 81 eibnl.
ten le man bel IbIlebmen ocri:I.
ben u.e iAouitcn GyrmpIare aus unS
jebe bcionNera nad, IS OieieIfcn
AiG,t az Ser SAME abgeiNnittca per.
Den, bomit Der Stiel al. Ser @ltrfe
blcihe. I'M lie ipGter baraa aufbGn9en
III fonnen, WSOauu reinige man ole
Gllrfen ~%diicr mitteIs cirr" Hnoi-
dlen 9iirlte %ioraialtig bon ieoem
Sd,mut utb trodelle iie gut ab.
@iecniti belrci6c man Tie nit 81.
5"e5. bod 10, oaB feline Stelle Der
erilddle nerieblt miro; ooS gineiB
nc cine nnOurdoringli6e tSaut,
Sic Ocn 2uft5utritt perhinoprt. go
1noelte @lirfeu l1ht mani i'm 2llft.
trofncll mo hGnQt iie oolm nit.
ip.it cinc5 @in0fa0enS, Der al Selt
Stlelan beiciti9i mirh, an elmer
Sdmlr oOer Stonge in eincn icbr
trofencn Gnume ouf. Nuf oieIe
@ciir fonn man @urfen FL @llrfcn.
iaIat. bis 5ur @eiDuocbt5eit iriid er.
boltcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-01-20
Gin @tittcl iucIdcS Grccm bcilt.
8ir beipeiicn es.

ggarum 3eit lito @eIo bertcaScn
mi: erpicrimentien nit Solben unor
Sfmicren I'M 0em Green's o5ilIits
bon utter Ser Saut 5lt- entfernen
penlt Sic Glinge's apotbefe 3elno,
cine refine, fliiiiigc @iihuna fir dnB'
cren @ebraltd %oorontirt 6ie Soilt
III reinigen bonn @o5iTIen Ie6en mel.
dies sic &ranfbeit pcrrriodt2 Cine
Antpen6lng miro bas Sudcn INN
0Iterc 1T cine Sloide ocnii8cnO i'm
leidte SGlle bon @rcem 3lt furircn.
Sn iiber 1000 @tGSten uno 96rf.
crn in amerifa bat Der Icitente gpo'
t0efcn Die I9entur fir 9enlo, mo
er miro es sir er5Gblen rueld merf'
ipiir0ige &nren nit oicicr reinen ein'
io1el SeiImetbooe 9emddlt ipuroei.
3ento lit anerfan,t Dos reinite uno
audi popil0nrfte IttteI fir Die Sell.
irg bon Green, gitsidlag urb Sopf
ifuppen unb onberen Soilt. uno
aopfbaut 9ranfbeiten Oh BEL Sim
bern ODER Grtpodienen.
@oIlt ibr ailf tniere gmpfeblurg
bin nidt cine Slofde probiren2
s. go. nj e apotbefe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-01-20

tpreden = ano 8eFeI batte ibr Gaa
&otettiren NIT Dem SIeinen aaGj
libel genpmmen nein, neir, bag
.pnnte undngsnebme g%onfequen3en
baben, Denn ole stpei beute geraos
apfeinanberftieBen.
pNein, gro6sl Sdg gebt nitbt,
Dab i9 Sic 70 nit ni6ts, Dir ni6ts
tinta9 mitbrinse - mir boben
Gdits oas idbe gu IeItfum aus,
Reiten sic biibi9 mad 9auIe
& 1T 6eiIer 10! Sic nerben ole Qufy
pollung pergeifen, un6 einnuI las
den mir np6 BARRIER! sic iino ia
lodi 70 iuna,".
nSie iotlen niht 10 nit mir fpres
fen ME nit dnem &tRoe!" bat er
eequdft.
.aa, iepen Sic sic Ituo beute
einmdl nerb6s in SDrer Gtim.
muns piir0tn Sic mir nur 0ummy
beiten anri9ten, penn i9 sic mits
nebmen poIlte! glio lsbcn Sic moNI
uno Oerniinftig Ietnl Das pers
fpreden sic mir"
rHebmen sic mid mit!"
aSeien sic ni1t eisenTimnig, pro-
bell mas folten sic oerln aud
beute Eel ms - Sfatpartie -"
punb Der NeFel er fpielt
op6 aud niGt = unO er oarf oas
BEL rang es ii9 bebenO iiber istne
2ippen.
.!Serr OberIelltnant MeIIet miro
babel iein!" Iagte Innstte Itreng.
.9as bdtten sic nidt fogen Ionen;
benn etgentli9 fiimmsrt es Ste ooG
dbgolut ni9t, tpen mein Mann gu
id label, ni1t lpabr9 @ute Ra4t!"
@nnette ipanDte i9ren 8raunen
unb rift, obne Ii9 peiter I'M Den
iungen Sffi5ier 3u tiimmern, oapon,
Gber lie bate Elm un%ongeuebmcs &C.
fii6I, Iie smpfan0 ole GrtpGbnung
@sIels ols 9orpurf. Mte fdm Ser
jurge 8erI ba3tt, ibr @oripiirfe 81
madlen2 = Ginen Nugsn6Gif Itubtc
fe jebt un6 bob lanT9eno 6en 8opf.
War 0as niGt Elm 2(uf7arei?
yMunstte!" Sic rppate ridt geb0rt
baben nein, netn! Sir beute bate
lie nit oen Solbeiten geraOe senu9,
sic fpornte ibren @ruunen gu
f9drfem Srdb an un0 atbmete auf,
ols ite burh bds nett of~fenitebenNe
Sbor bon StramiB einritt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-01-20
8. aopitel.

SIN GrogeT9oB oes !6errenbauIes
bon Stramib, neben Der gerdumigen
Slide, befin0st Ii9 sic 8eIinOeftnbe.
BORT fab auf Sem erb0bten Sent
IterplaBe sic IApar5baarige bibi6e
&dtEe, oas 5tubenmGb9en, unO
FitbeIte an elmer Sanbarbeit, nG6s
reno ole &D9in 2ena, cine Gltere,
qrobtRo3iee Berfpn5 &artoffeIn
ftiIte. sic mart Iie Damn in einen
n,beu ibr ~Ttebenoen, bal6 nit @afer
gefiilten Sopf.
Vie beioen fubrten rDienItbotenges
fnrG9e", bas beibt, Tie 6ei6dfti9ten
f nit ibrer Serri9aft. llno lie pds
rel, 10 gar ntdt elmer Weinuu9!
Die bii6f6e &Gtbe pertbeibtate ibre
Strrin nit benz Temperament elmer
3nansigidbrigen, 0te beba9tigerc
&19in mo9te Dem 9errn ni9t 10
eara unreGt geben,
@d6reno 2ena einen 4ugenblid
i'm @adlen %inne6ielt, fagte lie:
.Mdrum bat Te ibn benn gebeis
ratbet, fpenn er fir Iie at aft tit?!"
,Wie sic n1r 10 reoen tOnnen!"
ereiferte ii6 Die biibf9e &dtbe. nSie
mar elm gang drmes Ding, Oas bah
i'd Sbnsn bod i6on eeiagt - uno
70 I6redli@ fpte ieBt 1T er por Der
8erbeiratbuns ii6er nidt gemeIen!"
r8itt' Sic er lit gar nt9t 10
drg!"
nNa, e~rlauben's! Gr lit ebenfo ipi'
ale MGnner! 8orber tbun iie einem
f9Dn, iitb gut uno 5erf9melsen cor
latter 2ieb', unO na9ber, bd 5ei9en
fe bdnn ibr pobres 8eit4t!"
Die 2ena perSog bas @sii6t. sd
mein', Die @eiber ma9en's audi nidt
{ anSers. @ar 70 gu pouFiren brdudt
cine sSrau ni9t! Menn lie peiB, baB.
Der Munn eiferfiidfig 1T, f9on gar
ni9t!"
Sos @6rillen ser elettriT6en
@lo6e, sic iiber Ser offenItebenben
aii@entbiir angebraat mar. perbins
oerte tpeitere @uslofungen Ser So;
din.
.Gs bat qsldutet," iugte iie, nun
ipieosr getaTen rpeiterI6dleno. rSf
am Gnbe Die 8aronin 5uriidgetoms
men9"
adtbe f6iitteIte Den apaf. r@6
i6 bGtr lie ia BON bier ans ie6sn
miiTen. 9os lit Ser 6err garon!"
Die lebten Morte fomen 70 1erauS,
aIs erfiilte 6os MdoGen babel Elm
6eftiqer @i6erioiIIe,
,.9llfp qchen sic Oo6!' fagte 2ena
brdngenb. dts Sdtbe feline Micne
machte. auf5uIte9en.
nmenn's mir gilt, mub CT stuei.
nal ldlten. @ohrfheinIi4 min er
Sen Georg 6a6er!!"
Scn Dem 9tuaen6Iid i9riIlte Die
GIods gum speitcn MoIe unb iest
70 beftig un6 anbdlernb, baB &dtfe
KufEprana.
.sy6 mcin' bait BOD, OaB sic
nabIsbsn Toltcn!!@ iagte bic R66in
nit elmer @uAe, Ole unerfdiitterIiG
Ihien.
(5ortfstunq foIst.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-01-20
Ger 2iehes6rief.

SSrnges MGofen (0as einen grief
BON ibrem 8crIobtell, einem ar5te,
erhaIten bot): nM,ltter, ih fomme
gleiA mieOer, i6 geIe MIR NAL rii6er
III Die Ipotbcfe utO loiie mir borle.
len, mas Grnit idlreibt."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-01-20
gprbereitnna.

gWeit Sen @eiers ioIl es idIedt
iteben; ins gab miro Die Srau pobl
oieies Sabr nidt reiien fonnenl"
,Siebit 9n, bos bob id mir geoodt;
iie bat iid ben gar5en @inter idon
10 perod9tig aeiuno gefiiblt."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-01-20
Mctcpruloaiifles.

o@arum regllet es eigcntltd, lie
Der 8npa?" nGantit oos 8orn oii
oc:1 2rlbe, Sic blnten glumcn oil
oen @iclen ltto 1T Den @6rten un6 Die
idl0uen Triidtc modlen f6nnen."
o@orum rc8net cs o6er Damn in ben
Stroben2 2"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-01-20
genr Der Grfabruug 6afber.

GaS Wt66den mar iebr reid, uro
Der Singing mar arm, abs ebrli9.
sic bate i'm germ, aber meiter aitd)
nidts, ulib Dos lprtBte er. @llf eins1n
@alle megte Ell elm ettpoS tutimeres
@eiprGd). - pSie lin0 iebr reid"
begann ct. oSawobl", 9ob fie I'm.
umlpunoen 5u. SD bin brei WiilIio.
ren Observation-Disclosures Mlorf
nertb." ullnO i) bin orm."
rSol" ng8oIlen sic mid beira.
tben2" aGcinl" sd muBte es
Idlon Dorber, DAB Sic mid uidt ne9.
men miiroen.~ n@orum ba6en sic
mid benn oonn erit 9efragt2" -
nSb. blob nm mai 8it ieben, ipie eirem
Monne 81 0}lltbG lit, Der brei Millio.
men Observation-Disclosures @orf
auf eineit S6lag berIiert.@
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-01-20
@ie erfcnut man Oas GeI6ledt Der
jungcn Saharieub6gle?

gLm leiheteItelt, ipentt tie nod i'm
@e1te lieaen, unO 3tpar tpertr Iie iii.
0efGbr Gage alt iin6 utt6 iib Die Sc,
bern ent &opfe poIlig enttuideIt ia.
ben. Gle @cibhen iit6 Damn OurGmeg
ipiBf6piiger mo namentIiG DIN &opfe
ron entidieoen blalierer 6ar6e ais oie
M1nnden.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-01-20
Gnfnnl 4errihIea Mn.

rgnfaBl terrible. Da@
me Gil @sIsGi1aft): pSie baden
,otitli1 punoerbar rei4es Sadr,
sFrau &altulator!" Der tIeirie Milli:
I'D, oos 1T nod fanse nid)t dIles!
gu SauIe bat Diana nod mebrere
3Dppe!4
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-01-20
3u Ipdt.

,@oron lit er q~eItorben?" Cir
elmer f%Ieil1en @einun9Sperifieben.
belt. iomeit iM iebcn fonn." - 6,
- cine 8riiaeIei2" y9(ber Durf-
ous nidt." - y@oS 6enn?" sic
9(cr5te norcn berId)ie6ener Meinuna.
mo err itorb, ebe lie bic 6rooe eilt'
Id)ieoen battcl,."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-01-20
M5ic fam man cd)tcn SDcc BON ae'
fGlidtcR nntcrIdCiocn?

9tut einc Meiieripibe Gbee gicgt
man ctlpos fclteS 3aiicr unO idr,t.
tclt 0oS gauge redbt tiidti9. Hainer
Gbee miro ooS @oiier menig iGrben,
m1brenO ser uerfGiidte lhee itarfe
TGrbung 5eigt,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-01-20
Sin cinfahcs Mittcl ecgen glntpcr..
%giftnngen

lit faure @liId ODER guttermiId.
Rodoem man Die @ullbe gut gerei.
niqt bot, taithc nlnt lie in Elm GefGB,
meldes oie 9uttermil6 o0cr iallre
Mifd entbGlt. 9aourd miro oie
punoe StelIe eefiiblt, aud empiinoet
man iofort 2inoerung Der S6mer5en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-01-20
Gin purIidfincr Nllnnn.

oad 0sfor, mic i'd Gid IiebeI
Mit ieOcm Sag uirIt Gu mir ipertb.
poller!" - Sos' ba8 Inn @ottestuiI-
len nidt offentltd, ionit muB id
&ertb5unadSitelle 3ablen!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-01-20
&cihciS.

Sic boben flint G66ter, Scrr
Rntb? Iuc ifou hciratbStdbig2" -
Die iiinqItc nod nidlt, 6ie on0eren
ober iino idon, nod, nift mebr utb
if,on micocr ST. boben!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-01-20
ainSIidje anffaiinue.

aIein : Gls6en irogt ibre Mamu,
tpariim Iie Dem OnfeI 4oftor, 3u Dem
iie chen fobrcn, 8Iiuuen bringert Oh
er ettpa @cbrrtstog babe.
pRein", iogt Die Nonta, ooer 0n.
Eel 9oftor lit SanitdtSrofb eeipor.
oen."
n@oS lit Dos, Sahit1tsratb ?"
nSnfel Doctor lit ifon LANCE 9of.
tor, uno Ga er INNER bran mar, bat
Der &onig beitimmt, BOB er iett On.
tel Sanitdtsratb beibt"
God einem 8eilf)en iragt @fs@en.
rMama, nenl MN Der 96nig piele
Sabre rcgiert bat, miro er barn AUDI
@eeierungSrntb2"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-01-20
Ginc @r6se.

n0u, bette Bin iA in Ser 3eitltng
beTprohenl" - Sol @o benn?"
SIN net cctcro" bin ih eiubcJriffea!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-01-20
Sumner s~sadJmauu,

Ser SfntbrltOer Tin Ser Connie
friite bon Wildeu gepInot): ,gla 53
GrieN' i6 ia enbliG ant mel Ci' poa
Stthe."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-01-20
Siuci6cntig.

Sdnhmodler (bcr cinem nittclmG.
bigen Sdnuipielcr sic beitelIten SITE.
fct iibcrreihl: So, SEER Giegfrieb.
in oieieu Stiefedl g6nneu sic bof.
fcntIi6 in 3ufltnit - iidcrer ouftre.
teit."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-01-20

1c~tiitcnbc Stau6flcdc anf &pr5cllnn
sic lid ieDr idmcr %entierncn laiicgt,
reibt man nit an4efeudltetenl Sod
icI5 10 lm9e, bis Die SSleden Der.
idltpinoen.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-04-04
Death Of Judge Peabody.

Justice Henry C. Peabody Of the
Maine Supreme Court died very tuddrn-
ly in his chambers in Portland Wednes-
day afternoon, from q heart trouble. He
was talking with a friend when death
came without warning.
Judge Peabody was born In Gilead,
A pril IA, 1888, the son of John Tarbell
and Mercy Ingalls, (Burbank) Peabody.
The family removed to Gorham, N. b +,
in 1889. He attended Gould's Academy
at Bethel and Fryeburg Academy at
Fryeburg, and graduated from Dart
mouth College in 1859. he studied Law
with Gen. Samuel Fessenden Of Portland
and was admitted to the bar and COM
menced the practice of law In 1852, 10
Portland, which has ever since been his
home.
He served as Judge Of probate for
Cumberland County from 1879 to 1901,
and took high rank among tho probate
judges Of New England. In 1900 he was
appointed a justice of the Supreme
judicial Court, to succeed Justice /. ii.
Haskell. As a member Of the Supreme
Court he worked hard, and made patient
and thorough investigation of the cases
on which he was called to act. Person
ally he was characterized by geniality
and kindness, and was man of high
character and worth, hrlding the sincere
respect and affection of all who knew
him.
He was grand chancellor OF the Maine
Knights OF Pythias in 1874 5, and was
also an Odd Fellow and member Of the
Royal Arcanum.
Judge Peabody married in 1867 Miss
Ellen Adams, and leaves two sons, both
Of whom are members of the Cumber-
land bar.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-04-04
Edwin Charles Swain.

Edwin Charles Swain, native oil
Rnmford, died at his home, 81 Paramount
\ A venue, Wakefield. Mass, Saturday
afternoon, March 25, aged rs years,
months and days. In the course of the
illness, and cerebral hemorrhage,
which he suffered on March 20, fastened
his death. Mr.. SWANS vocation was
that of photographer, and in the pursuit
of it he attained considerable celebrity.
lie settled in Maiden In the early sixties,
being the first photographer in the town.
In that day Photographic studios were a
rarity, and for long time he conducted
his business in one of the little travelling
carts which were familiar sight years
ago. Specimens of much of his work in
Maiden are to be found in the albums of
the old families of that city. he made
what is considered the most complete
collection Of pictures of landmarks in
that city ever brought together, and
set OF these pictures arranged In book
form he presented to the Maiden His
torical Society, other sets being in the
possession of old families of the city. He
also made complete Photographic col
lection Of the city officials Of Maiden
from the time of his first going into bust
meas there till 1895, when he removed to
Wakefield. He continued bis business
as photographer after his removal to
Wakefield, and was active up to the time
of his last illness. He is survived by his
wife, Mary A. Swain, and by two sons,
Fred A. and Berton S. Swain, both Of
Wakefield. The funeral was held on
Tuesday afternoon, March %. The
body was placed in a receiving tomb,
and later will be inferred in Lakeside
Cemetery, Wakefield.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-04-04
Nancy J. Nelson.

Nancy j. Nelson, widow OF Alexander
o. Nelson, died at the home Of her dsugh-
ter, Mrs. James Il. Thompson, POP
School Street, Somerville, Mass, at I
o'clock Sunday morning, March 10. Mrs.
Nelson was native of the town of
Mexico, and was born on February II,
1886. She and her husband, in the ear
ler part OF their married life, resided for
twelve years in Somerville, but they
afterwards removed to Livermore, Me-,
where they continued to reside until a
year ago, when they returned to Somer-
vile where they thenceforth made their
home with their above mentioned
daughter, Mrs. Thompson, and her hus-
band. Besides Mrs. Thompson, the i'm.
mediate relatives who survive are a
daughter, Mrs. Nellie Mackenzie, wife of
John Mackenzie, who resides in Maiden,
Mass and a son, Jesse Nelson, OF Somer-
vile. Mrs. Nelson's husband died on
sunday, February 20, so it is seen that
she survived her husband just three
weeks to a day. Their son Jesse, whose
business takes him 10 Ohio, has twice
been called home within a short period
to attend the funerals OF his parents.
Mrs. Nelson's funeral was held at
O'Clock on Tuesday afternoon, March 81,
at Mrs. Thompson's home, and on the
following day the remains, accompanied
by Mrs. Thompson and her husband,
were brought to Livermore for inter
ment.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-04-04

The governor and council have par
doned Mrs. Sarah A. Tapley OF Caribou,
vho has served six months OF nve
vsar., term 10 state prison for man
.,snohter. and John II. Malloy OF Malta
-snfsag Who has served one-half OF
two vsars' term In the state prison Tor
larceny. Mrs. Tapley vas con S,'a .,
Of the murder Of the ilieg'timMe colIu y,
her daughter, and was psrdoned because
shs hesself Ia about 70 become . mosnsE'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-04-04
MIDNIGHT IN THE OZARKS

and yet sleepless Hiram Scranton oil
Clay City, H., coughed and coughed.
He was in the mountains on the advice
of five doctors. who said be had con-
sumption, but found no help in the eli.
mate, and started home. Hearing oil
DR.. Kings New Discovery, be began to
use it. II believe 1t saved my life," be
writes, "for it made new man Of me, 80
that can now do good work again.
For all lung diseases, coughs, colds,
la grippe, asthma, Group, whoOping
cough, hay fever, hemorrhages, hoarse'
ness or quipsy, it's the best known RENE
dy. Price SOC and 500. Trial bottle
free. Guaranteed by Chas. II. Howard
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-04-04
Born.

In Paris, March 81, to the wife of Gerald e.
Wing, daughter, Lillian Evelyn.
In Harbor, March 81. to the wife OF Percy
Jonea, q daughter.
In East Hebron, March %. to the wife Of r. L.
whiting, daughter.
in'Norway, March %, to the wife Of Harry
Box, son.
In Mexico, March Is, to the wife Of Robert
Burnside, son.
In North Rumford, March Is. to the wife Of
Lee Thurston, q son.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-04-04
Resolutions,

Whereas, Once more our Heavenly
Father has decreed that a worthy com.
rade be taken from our ranks, we offer
this tribute to his memory.
Resolved, That in the death Of Com.
rade Charles T. Buck, w. K. Kimball
Post, G. A. r., bias lost loved comrade,
the community a good citizen, and the
family an affectionate husband and ia.
Their. Kindness and cheerfulnsss we're
visible expressions OF bis nature, which
strengthened the bonds of friendship
between himself and his comrades. 1t
is sad to see how fast our comrades are
passing away and our ranks growing thin,
yet We realize the keener grief OF the fam.
lily and offer our heart felt sympathy, be-
lieving that what is our loss here is his
gain in the beautiful homo above.
Resolved, That a copy of these reso-
lutions be written upon our records, q
copy sent to the bereaved family, and a
copy sent to the Oxford Democrat for
publication.
HENRY MAXIM, Committee
THERON HATHAWAY, on
WINFIELD STARBIRD, J Resolutions.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-04-04

To the kind friends and neighbors, the
members of the Grand Army and Odd
Fellows, we wish to express orr sincere
thanks for the many kind acts shown Us
in our trouble, also for the beautiful
flowers sent in memory Of our loved one.
Mrs. CHAs. T. BUCK.
GEO. K. BUCK.
DIR. AND MRS. C. l.. Buck,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-04-04

Congressman Daniel j. McGillicuddy
NJ the Second Maine District has named
"a his private secretary Col. Henry A.
Wing of Lewiston. Mr.. McGillicuddy
and Col. Wing are both graduates OF
Bovdoiu, Col. Wing graduating In 1850
and Mr.. McGillicuddy In 1881. Col.
wing is we'll known newspaper man.
who vas for some years editor OF the
Lewiston Sun and later Maine represent.
alive of the Boston Herald; since Ine
reorganization Of the Herald no mas oeen
on the Portland EXPIRES, aud has report
ed the Legislature for that paper 'n''
winter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-04-04
SAVED HIS MOTHERS LIFE.

doctors had given me up"
writes Mrs. Laura Gaines, Of Avoca, La,
land my children and all my friends
were looking for me to die, when my
son insisted that use Electric Bitters.
I did 80, and they have done me world
of good. I will always praise them. -"
Electric Bitters Is priceless blessing to
women troubled with fainting and dizzy
spells, bsckache, headache, weakness,
debility, constipation or kidney dis
orders. Use them and gain new health,
strength and vigor. They're guaranteed
to satisfy or money refunded. Only SOC
at Chas. Fl. Howard Co.'s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-04-04

Hon. Parker Spofford has presented
to the East Maine Conference Seminary
at Bucksport tract Of seven acres Of
land directly adjoining the seminary
grounds, to be added to the campus.
Part Of it will be made into an athletic
fiald
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-04-04
NEVER OUT OF WORK.

The busiest little things ever made are
Dr.. Kings New Life Pills. Every pill Ia
q sugar-coated globule of health, that
changes weakness into strength, languor
into energy, brain fag into mental pow
or; curing Constipation, Headache,
Chills, Dyspepsia, Malaria. Only 25c at
Chas. Il. Howard Co.'s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-04-04
Deputy Sheriffs Appointed.

Deputy Sheritfs Appointed.
In accordance with the decision Of the
law court, recently rendered, that j.
Melvin Bartlett of Stoneham was elected
sheriff Of Oxford County at the state
election in September, Mr.. Bartlett took
the oath of Office on Friday, March S1st
He has appointed deputies as follows
aud will appoint others later:
Harry D. Cole, Jailer. South Paris.
Lcverna L. Niles, Rumf0rd.
Leon NJ. Small (P. o. Ridlonville), Mexico.
william A. Bicknell. Norway.
r. L. Meserye, Fryeburg.
James NJ. Day n. o. Brysnt's Pond. Wood
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-04-04
Card of Thanks.

Mrs. Ella W. Burbank sincerely thauks
her South Paris friends who have kindly
written letters, sent cards and beautiful
flowers, which have been . comfort and
pleasure to her, during her recent illness.
Gorham, N. a., March, 1911.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-04-04
KICKED By A MAD HORSE.

Samuel Birch of Beetown, Wis, had .
most narrow escape from losing his leg,
a. no doctor could heal the frightful
sore that developed, but at last Buck
lens Arnica Salve cured It completely.
It's the greatest healer Of ulcers, burns,
boils, eczema, scalds, cuts, corns, cold
sores, bruises and piles on earth. Try
it. 25c at Chas. b. Howard Co.'S.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-04-04
Married.

In Norway, March %, by &. 7. Smith. Esq,
Mr.. Joseph e. Rand of South Paris and Mrs.
Mabel q. Hill Of Norway.
In West Paris, March %. by Rev. Charles
Julin, Mr.. August McKeen and Miss Hanna
Maatta, both Of Paris.