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The Ely miner., 1911-09-08
Criminal Instinct.

Crimes lead into one another. TheJ
who are capable Of being forgers are
capable of being incendiaries.-Burke.
The Ely miner., 1911-09-08

THREE good southern farms for sale, 1856 acres In
4 East Mississippi. $50 in high state of cultiva-
ton, 90 in pasture. balance In good tlmDer s,rocm
acres In the best part OF Mississippi Delta, very
highly improved nice S-room new Residence COM
pete system water works. artesan well, r R station
on place, express ticket and p o. of1ce. $50 acres
at Mckinney, Texas in the heart Of the best block
this tract mile, Mckinney. suitable for subdivi-
sion These places are for sale by who wishes
to retire from farming. ]. O. xner. Blaine. Miss
The Ely miner., 1911-09-08
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Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1911-01-01

Mrs. Lantz Of Columbia avenue en-
tertained several ladies from West
Hoboken, on Saturday, January 18th,
singing and dancing during the even
ing. a recitation was given by Mrs.
Member Her topic was Alone"
Refreshments were served and every
body had an enjoyable time.
Mr. and Mrs. Pugh and Mr.. Rob
ertson were guests Of the F. H. ST
Johns during the holidays.
The Owlets are still awake and
holding regular meetings.
Miss Dyer Of Portland, Me, is Wis
iting Mrs. J. F. Pencil
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1911-01-01

Be not afraid; your enemies will
make you famous.
You can't go ahead by looking
backwards
If you can round up all your re-
sources, you can square up all right
x
You never saw a competent man
walking sideways or dragging his feet
DR.. Humphreys OF New York took
dinner Friday night with Mr. and
Mrs. J. F. Pencil
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1911-01-01
The Silver Lining
By ALF HOVEY

Life is real; life is vivid,
And the grave is not its goal
II the gas man turn you livid
And It's hard to pay for coal,
h1nk how Winter turns to Summer,
Think of when your Wife's away;
Show your dukes to any conner,
Fight the battle and be gay!
When you're lying never go into de
tails
Nothing comes but it could be worse,
and nothing comes but you can make
it a little better
If few people with appendicitis
and automobiles think they have
monopoly OF all the good things of
this life-well, they are mistaken
that's all
The man who does a little less than
is expected of him is the dangerous
factor in all business.
Lies make almost as much trouble
in the world as telling the truth.
The cloud of every other man has a
silver lining, but our own has no
opening or CLINT on the other side
Moral: Cry and shut up, or go to
sleep.
While there's life there's soap; don't
worry, your makeup will come off.
One of the best things in the world
is to have a home
=
Honor gets lost sometimes in the
shuttle, but all mankind is looking
for it.
x 4 4
The ebb and flow of the tides do
not matter; neither do the shiftings
OF the winds and the storms; the i'm
portant thing is to be sure that you
are sailing the right course
Hurry Take care-get there
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1911-01-01
You Kissed Me.

Kissed mel My head
|Tropped low on your breast
n 4 feeling Of shelter
md infinite rest.
bIe the holy emotions
In tongue dared not speak
',bed up i'll a flame
Wan my heart to my cheek.
II arms held me fast
Hall your arms were so cold!
ot beat against heart
In your passionate fold.
NJ chances seemed drawing
Z Inv soul through your eyes,
i the sun draws the mist
Z from seas to the skies.
I'M lips chung to mine
sTu | prayed in my bliss
Sfy might never unclasp
EFrom that rapturous kiss.
H. kissed me! My heart,
md my breath, and my will
i delirious joy
! For a moment stood still.
H. had for me then
No temptations, no charms,
| vision Of happiness
Outside of your arms,
| nd we're | this instant
m angel possessed
i the peace and joy
That are given the blest,
/ would fling my white robes
|Umepiningly down,
would tear from my forehead
Its beautiful crown,
b nestle once more
LIN that haven of rest
Jour lips upon mine,
Ny head on your breast.
[m kissed me! My soul
In a bliss 50 divine
lfeled and sWooned like a drunkt
Hall
Foolish with wine.
Ind | thought 'twere delicious
To die there, if death
Would but come while my lips
Were yet moist with your breat
my heart might grow cold
While your arms elapsed n
round
b their passionate fold.
nd these are the questions
ask day and night:
Lust my lips taste no more
Such exquisite delight?
Would you care if your breast
We're my shelter as then?
md ii you were here
Would you kiss me again?
Josephine B. Hunt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-01
Mnd) Gin 8rnHo.

rSapa, marum gibt eS bonn 10
piclc 2uftihifie1"
.Weil rs jill piclc automobile uno
Sn aroBc Iamenbiite gibt; Ole Ncn.
ifcn itrebeu uoh iriid)cr Suit uno
Sonnenifein."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-01
9faiu.

llnier Stienfued)t Safoblc licbt
Den ibm anpertrauteu Stier sGrtlid.
unb Sans" 1T and mirflit oaS
Iradteremplar zines Sdien. 0as
binOert i'm ireilid nitt. beim Yilii-
gen cit nidt sanS 10 s~eraoeauS 81,
geben, wie Safoble baS wiinidt.
Gines cages INN, als Sans ieinc
llnregclm1bisfeiten etpas gar Su
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-01
spab mub and ieiu.
Die idlGnite Gengpitid.

Ste 1d)oft1fe Sengptf1d).
Zen anbern abenb cling mel Srau
limo i'd a Walf 81 nebme'.
d courle, mr. fortnten q Wohine
Ifforoern, but ih elaine
@er iortp @aiit bot, nie mel Srau,
Soil er3erieiSab, anpbop.
llnb nie mir 10 gemiitbIi6 eeb'n
elang Die Ioenoo,
Ia bleibt q Couple Dor uns iteb'n.
SD notiB gleit ibr' Sfub',
llno Jag 81 meiner Srau: o@bri.
itine,
Sd mah a @ett' Die Srpei iino
green."
u 8recnborn fennt man bel lei
S6ubs,
.(Ias muB i6 euh erfldre),
sd nunoer ipie iie's Itenbe tburt
go tigbte boots 5it meare.
gs mad)t mid 9onejt INNER iorrp-
Seooh oas is anobber Storp.
Der Wann itareo mid q pbile
lang oil
Nlls motif er ettpas frage;
Damn bluibeo er iiber's gan5e Sace
gis on lei Gbofer'arage',
llno maht a gpp, unb iagt an mir:
vEar.oong, Sir, bolos De tramlpap
1ere2"
vSn ensIiid," iae' i'd, rober beutif)
"a fann if fluent rebe,
But Die Spraf, mo- on talfe tbuit,
3ie mlBt on mir translebte."
sic ipreden oeuti9? Sea, Iieber
Wann,
$50 bolt oenn bier Die StraBen.
babn2"
,ab, no bie Street.car itoppe tbut!"
Sag ih, noas wiait on piiie'2
@ea, ihneiot bier croft Die emptp
2ots,
Der @eg is bart Sl miiie,
limo bort no on bas 9rid Souie
iiebit,
IA tirnit ou uno Iaufit 5nei glod
@ait."
Sd fiirdte, ih beldit'se Sic"
Sagt er. init meinen Sragen;
God wiirben Sic 10 giitie iein,
Wir bas auf beutid 81 iagen2"
DSn oeutid" ihrei id. ~Ra, benfit
oenn on
Sd talf in S6ineie ODER Sooub2"
Sieteb Ser Nerf niht eini9es?
9p 8oib, es Is gum lafe'.
Su pier5ebnS Gag persibt Der SooI
Sci onlp Mittteriprafe.
@enn 5 niht for uns olb Settlers
mar,
Sab 5 bolo fei i6onite 2enspitf
mebr.
. .,.. Sc. 81. g.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-01
~
ShWere @crnfc.
6lcihc Nniidltrn.

Sic: Nd, Die WGnner taugen ID
beit5ltage ole nihtS, id babe mir
uorgenomrlcn, ME 5u beiratben.
Or: Wciu SrGulein. gang bieicI6c
slniid)t babe ni,d idl,--ih glaubC
bcsbolb. mir Spei gabcn eiu rcd)i
%bormoniidcS Ydarl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-01
IA Sase gleidj 2 Sabre.

MidJel fommt sum aauimartn iinb
perlangt elm paar Soien. or wdblt
iih elm Yaar aus uno mGdte MN
aiid) miiien, Oh iie baltbar iinb lmo
lid gut tragen. Der 9aufmann er.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-01

(Ger Illtor 6es obigen @eoihtes.
meltes in Der Chicago tribune"
erihien, bat ltns IN reft braitiifer
@eiie 5eigen nolen, nie Die liebe
beutide Sprade BON ben einbeimi.
ifen 3eutihen perbun5t pirS-unb
mie bieie iih iogar beleioigt fiiblen
wenn lie auf ibre Seller auimerfiam
gemaht perben.-0ie Eeb.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-01
SahuGrste.

3abn1r5tc iino Selttc BON iolioc.
item Character. Sobles bulbcn JIG
nid,t ltnb ollcs ioiicn JIG an Der @l,r-
sci alt. Sbr cin5igcr 6ebler lit bic
6cigbeit. benu .am liebiien-rciBcn
tic aus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-01
SieliasenSe @crabidieSnng.

Ir5t: Limb Damn nod ems: bas
9iertrinfcn miiiien Sic migeben;
aber uiht alli einmal, ionbern icScn
5ae elm 8las meniger. @enn Sic
bomit ouf Nua angelangt iino, fonl.
men Sic mieoer!"
Entient: ,Scbr ipobl. Nlio
auf @ieoeriebcn in bier @od,cn,
Serr Toftor!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-01

r@ann fommt oenn Der 3lls mad,
Sngelbeim?"
Stationsoiener: rSesen Sic lid
MIR bort oltf Die 8anf-er miro
ld)on einmal fommen!"
Ter Wesser an ben gGder.
Ou armes, brapes 91derlein,
wie bolt on bod piel Cora uno
Tein!
2ie Seiite ifimpfen ungemein;
bod miirbeit on Elm Wesger iein,
oiel tiefer fielit on nod berein.
Nur bas lit oeine grobte &otb,
5u flein iein Die 9rood,en lino bas
9roo.
80 lieb einmul mid Wesger OIL,
mas bin id elm geplagter Wonn!
Der pia's Sleiid maser, Der anoere
felt,
es lit oas reinite Suoolibet!
Gin anorer pieoer mills ourh.
pnbien,
10 MAIDEN lie urS imnter. Saren.
Der pia elm Stiid pom jungen
8ieb,
Elm anorer neib es ielbIt nitt pie.
Gann Der Speftafel iiber Die Yreiie
IN 2aoen uno 3eituns arrf ihredlihe
Weiie,
uno, lieber gGder-oenf einnal--
nit ben anod)en Den Seioen.
SfanoaI!
God aIes nebmen mir an nit
@e6ul6,
iino mir bod pabrlih an Den ano.
den niht ifiilb:
mir miiiien lie snblen pie oas Sleiih
uno oesbalb aiid forbern bafiir ben
Yreis.
Drum 8Gder, mod es 10 mie i'd
es pabt bas eraoe audi fir DID;
elm ieoer Stano bat ieine 2ait.
barauf man itets mlb iein gefabt.
2oh bit on, 5reuno, seiilno se.
boren,
10 bolt on nud ;fpei cute Sbrcn:
ms cine berein, aus Dem anoern
binars,
oamit fommt man bon Sous Su
Saus!
- - -
Satal.
Cine in Georgia eriteinenoe
Doeutide" 3eitumg ~leiitet iib fol.
genoe 2otal.gtoti5:
Der feline flrse oife @ilbelm uno
Der Gbriitian pom Sitenoe wuroen
pom Grnit uno Dem groBen Gapio
i'm Sebsunbiet5ig geborig 'rein9e.
legt. Der Iapib ipielte es gum
eriten Wale nnb Der Wilbelm bate
5u uiel aartoffeliuppe gegeiien.
So
Worbengeno.
Shmiegerpater (als er ieinem
ShDiegeriobn Die Witgift fiirsen
milf: Scum, mein lieber S6mie.
geriobn. oa ii6 Cure SerSen iiber
allies erparten gut gefnnoen babelL
10"
Sfnieeeriobn Cumterbrefen0) :
$50 miro bofientlif Der ,Sinoer.
lobn" ebeufaQs allies grmarten iiber.
iteigen!"
SdJiuere 0crnfc.
Bel Der lesten 9eruis51blung in
SeutiflanO entoedte ma inter oeit
$4,000 9erufen iolgenbe. redt merf.
wiiroigc: r9riaenglaS . 8Gifer",
.9rudliit Gcrmietber", .Suit.
itrider", r@eiitbdnbler", .@oQ.
fraser", n9aditcinf1ier", .8epiirs.
fapitGn", Observation-Disclosures
nader, Observation-Disclosures
fIlator", notwithstanding.
fontrolleur", Observation-Disclosures.
Observation-Disclosures" uim.
~ y -
6lcidc Aniidten.
Sic: Nd, ole IGnner toll1en ia
beiit5lltage ole niftS, i6 babe mir
porgenomnlclt, ME 5l beiratben.
Or: Wciu 6rGulcin. ganS bieicIbc
Inlid,t babe oilh ibid, CLAUDE
bcsbolb. mir Sipei gabcn ciu rcd)t
barmcniidcs Yoarl
- y -
@urit pioer @urit.
IrSt: rSbnen ieblt gar nidts,
Sbrc ganse aranfbcit berrrJt alti
Siubil0uuuI"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-01
~ ~ ~
Jatale Snitimmnng.

Wutter Gum Iohterleiu): ,Nimm
Den Better, Selene! @r lit elm bra.
Der Hann, rpenn er ulid niht iton
it'll Sdonbeit persebt-nidt pabr,
Hapa2"
Gater: ,l1no pie!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-01
9arant,rt uno poit ben bsiisu 5susniileI
beglsltet. Srp ruo Swset lasine
cine Speialitat

gefe guspabl Don Getrdutsu III Slai6en.
gsneQnnSsn per BON iuerben aui oas proms
ptslie NIB Bette beiorst NIB blelbem tets
pripat. Wan itrsibs I'm, cine grelsliits.
Gefcrcn5: Dubuque National Sanf.
esim enretoea srpdbue man ssn. sieits Slatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-01

nNtun DeiB ih bod ipieber ni6t,
mas Der 8noten in meinem 5aiden.
tuh beoeiiten ipn!"
.Sieaeidt WoQteit on eS NAL ipa.
iben laiien2"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-01

~ V~Nth DtNNtto -
bat Dor IA 3asen genali bicielbe
Sole gefauit, err trGgt iie iest ifon
iiber 3wei Sabre, unb lie lit nod mie
neli!" Die alisfunft befrieoigt Nti.
del, uno obne nod lanse 81 feili1en,
eritebt er Die Sole.
y y
Simmer i'm 8ernf.
Grofeiior 4. babet I'M StaotIee.
Gin Srember, Der aud booen mod.
re, ruft inn gu: sit es ba tiei?"
Erofeiior Gin @eoanfen): ga,
Gatip, fir Ridti6pimmer 9enetip
(geb' ME tieD."
- y y
llnnubel.
sic baben Sbre Srau ourd) Die
3eiting fennen gelernt?"
rSopobl!"
.Grbielten Sic audi cine Iit.
gift9"
,Hein! Nur Die NnnoncenfoIten
bat mir. mein Sdwieserpnter er.
iest."
- - y
Gd 10!
Ti6ter gum 3euaem: ,@onn
periieBen Sic oas 2ofal, in Dem iid
Der Ingeflagte befanb?"
Seuge: n8leih5eitig nit ibm."
Rifter: Der Inseflagte muroe
aber binausgeDorier."
3euge: sd aid!"
- -
uncrhDrt.
nNein Shnieseriobn bot MIDI 10
lange gepIagt, bis i'd linn tauieno
Warf gegeben babe. limo wiiien
Sic, mas er oamit semaht bat?"
p8eriofien!"
Seine Spur-in Die Sparfaiie
bat er lie gelegt-oer Sump!"
SIS
Satale 3niimmnns.
Wutter gum 5odterlein): ,Nimm
Den Better, Selene! @r lit elm bra.
Der Mann, menn err uld niht ifon
lit! Sdonbeit persebt-nidt pabr,
Yapo2"
Gater: Limb pie!l"
- = y
@enn 5biere ipreden fSnnten.
3iebbuno (fiir iib): ,9as lit ia
cine Eferbearbeit!!"
Rad @urIdriit.
Semano beiudt einen Srelino.
Ser 5reunb bot cine p%erbiInoene
Sano unb bat einen @enittitem aui
Die Sanb gelegt. Iui Die Stage.
mas benn bas beoerte, fam Sic ant.
mort: rSa, elm aoQeee bot iid]
fiir5lih auh an Der Sanb perlest.
bot ii6 aber cine glutpergiitune ,ii.
gesosen, neil er fein @emidt oranf-
le9te."
xSix
Sic fantippe.
Wann Gtobnenol, 30; mein
3obn, Die 8Gnoe msbte i6 b%inal,f.
laufen." n
0rau: YSier unten bleibit Dr."
- y -
Gin gutter &atb.
Weper (Su DIEM: .Nii, mie mar
Die Saiion9"
3ien: .Nies, i1 babe speitau.
leno Wantel iibrig bebalten."
ga per6e ib Sbnen einen gu.
ten Sipp iagen: Shiden Sic iebem
3iinben iieben Mantel, uno aui Der
Saftura ihreiben Sic: Mnbei EN-.
pfangen sic flint Tantel per bun.
bert Rarf."
r8roBartig! MAIDEN miri"
Had aht Sa9en treffen iid oie
beiben Sreunoe.
yIta, pie nor's?"
rIGe baben mir fiini 9iecen re.
tour geihidt nit Dem 9emerfen, Tie
batten feline @%erwenolns baiir."
y y ~
Sas idmneise S%aidentndl.
Stun meib i6 bod ipieSer nidt,
mas Der 4noten in meinem Saiden.
tltd1 be0elten ipul"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-01

miberte ibm: v1ein Sreunb BITTER
bat Dor IA Saseu genau bicielbe
Sole gefauft, er trGet iie ieet id,on
iiber 5pei Sabre, unb lie lit nod mie
neu!" Die aiisfunft beirieoigt Mi.
del, nnb obne nod lanse 5u feilif)en,
eritebt er Die Sole.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-01
~ - ~
@urit Hioer @nrit.

IrSt: rSbuen ieblt gar nidts.
Sbrc ganse aranfbcit berlrJt alli
einbilbuug!"
Euticnt: go, ia Damn it's gut.
Damn miro oas Sonoror. oaS Sic
friegeu, wobl aud, aui giubiloula
bcrrben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-01

arg treibt, erfabt ben Safoble ein
moftiger Corn, uno er peroriidt
SonIen gan5 m~6roeriih bas Sell.
gulo oarauf ober tbiit es ibm Ieio;
er itreifelt Sanien irno iagt bolb
porDurfspoQ, balb beeiitigeno s,l
ibm: rSiebite, Sons, penn on mir
nid,t INNER 10 Die Siirfe 5ertrom.
pelteit .fonnten mir 3uiammen leben
mielSisl sriiOer!!"
9Gnolider 8eiangperein.
r@oaBt, Sepp, nit m Singen
fam / mir maha!"
rSa, ia. on bolt mebr a Stimm'
gum Sreiien!"
y = =
Nnf Der @isinalbabn.
Eaiiasier gum Stationsbiener):
.Wann fontmt benn Der ,3llg naf
Sngelbeim?"
Stationsoiener: .Sesen Sic lid,
MIR bort olrf Die 8anf-er miro
ld)on einmal fommen!"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-10-10
Marriage of Miss GLADYS Bonney.

Miss Gladys l. Bonney, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Emery W. Bonney, former
" of South Paris, was united In mar
riage Thursday evening, Sept. %, at the
Bonney home in Haverhill, Mass, to Mr..
Edwin Cleveland Huccabee Of Rodgers,
Tex. The ceremony WAS performed by
Rev. Frederick Fl. Greul, D. D., Of the
First Baptist Church Of Haverhill, the
double ring service being used. Tho
bride was attended by two bridesmaids,
Miss Jennie A. Morse Of Haverhill, her
cousin, and Miss Helen A. Larrabee OF
Melrose, and Miss Helen Bonney, young.
or sister of the bride, was flower girl.
Will j. Appel of Boston was best man.
A reception followed the ceremony.
The groom is Q graduate of the South
western university located at George
town, Tex, while his bride graduated
from the Haverhill high school In the
class of 1908. Both took course at the
Moody Institute, Chicago, where they
first met as students and their acquaint
anceship ripened into love. Both pre-
pared to enter the evangelistic field. Mr.
Huccabee is possessed Of . rich baritone
voice, while bis bride has rare con
tralto, and the two will travel west OF
their honeymoon to Rodgers, Tex.
where the groom's father, Rev. j. S
Huccabee, 10 the pastor Of the Methods
Episcopal church, and will soon take ~
their work a. gospel singers. Mr.. Hue
cabee has already entered upon his life''
work, having completed short western
tour before leaving for the east to CLAIM
his bride.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-10-10
Maine Register.

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-10-10
Mr.. McIntire Is State Assessor.
APPOINTED TO SUCCEED NH. GARDNER
AS CHAIRMAN OF BOARD.

Governor Plaisted on Tuesday appoint
ed Bertrand G.. McIntire OF East Water
ford as chairman Of the board of State
Assessors, to succeed Hon. Obadiah
Gardner, appointed United States Senat-
or. The appointment is for the remain
der of the term for which Mr.. Gardner
was chosen, beginning last April, so that
il Ia nearly six years term. The salary
is $1,000 per year.
Mr.. McIntire is one Of the best known
citizens of Oxford County, and 10 live
stock and lumber dealer, with other
business interests. He has for some
time been the Oxford County member OF
the Democratic State Committee, and
has served in the legislature. He was
sheriff of the county for two years, in
1905 and 1906, and was the Democratic
candidate in 1910, and was given the GER
tificate of election on plurality of nine
in the official returns, serving from Jan.
uary to May, 1911. His election was
cont ested by the Republican candidate,
]. Melvin Bartlett Of Stoneham, and the
result was q decision after recount in
favor of Mr.. Bartlett by plurality OF
six, Mr.. Bartlett becoming sheriff under
this decision In May.
Mr.. McIntire Is we'll qualified for the
position of state assessor, and the sp-
pointment is an excellent one.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-10-10
Bridston Academy Does Up Paris.

Paris High School opened its foot
ball season Saturday afternoon with
game lat least so called) with Bridgton
Academy. The Bridgton team are much
heavier than Paris, and are in entirely
another class. They went through the
Paris line with comparative ease, and
piled up the score rapidly in the first
half. In the second half the Paris boys
held them a little better. The maj
score WAS As to 0 in favor Of Bridgton.
Touchdowns were made by: Robbins 8,
Mayberry 2, Pike 8. Pike kicked i've
goals from touchdowus, threee missed.
The Paris High School lineup was:
L. Bartlett, lie.
Tyler, l. T.
Abbott, l. g.
EAsson, O.
Clifford, Churchill, r.g.
CHURCHILL Stearns, TT.
penfold. re.
8. Davis, q. b.
Newton. l. b. b.
L. Davis, Stearns, r. h. b.
Brooks, I. b.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-10-10
Oxford Pomona Orange.

Oxford Pomona holds its Move mber
session with Round Mountain, Albany,
on Tuesday, the 7th. The forenoon
session will consist of rout ne and do
gree work. Afternoon program:
passssn. Norway Grange
0nesfion: "whas can the subordinate
ersnges do by way Of Furnishing instruct
I've and interesting lectures and enter
tainment courses In their various CON-
Opened By Brother sias of Bear Nj. Grange
Discussion. ou.
Beading, "ssofAof" o's"s'
Music.
One. half hour by Round Mt Grange.
Au''' ~ '' 8. FL. Secretary.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-10-10

The last Of this month DR.. W. !. Nor
rill and family will leave for Campbell,
California, where the doctor will take up
the practice OF DIR. @. N. Cooper, . retir-
ing physician. As tho doctor 10 to live
for some time with relatives In Campbell
be wishes TO state through tho columns
of tho Democrat that be has several
pieces OF household furniture. also his
horses, buggy and harness to dispose OF
q Q bargain.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-10-10

The town Of Ashland made its con-
tribution to Names tremendous FIRE loss
for the year on Thursday, whom one
third of lie business section WAS burned.
Nine buildings, all Of wood, were de-
stoycd, and tho loss 10 estimated 1t
500, 600. The fire broke ont about Q A.
n. In tho clothing, boot and shoe store
OF z. r. Daniels, from some unknown
cause, and swept through tho line Of
buildings until Il reached street cor
uer. The largest buildings burned were
the Losns Opera House and the Ashland
House, . thres-story hotel which has
been closed al summer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-10-10
THE WORLD GROWING BETTERP

Many things 20 to prove that 1t Is.
The way thousands are trying to help
others is proof. Among them is Mrs.
W. w. Gould of Pittsfield, N. b. Find
ing good health by taking Electric Bit
tiers, she now advises other sufferers,
everyvhere, to take them. "For years
I suffered with stomach and kidney
trouble" she writes" Every medicine
I used failed till took Electric Bitters.
But this great remedy helped me won
derfully." They'll help any woman.
They're the best tonic and finest liver
and kidney remedy that's made. Try
them. You'll see. SOC at .Chas. d.
Howard Co.'s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-10-10

House Burned at Kezar Falls.
The old Hubbard house at Kezar
Falls was burned about 8 O'Clock In the
morning on Thursday, from some I'M
known cause. It had been occupied by
Alonzo Hubbard but he was away for .
few DAYS, The barn was saved.