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Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-08-23

e A. SEATTUCK.
Deputy sheriff.
vi. STJLwEEJ
Attorney for plaintiff.
The sale OF the above described pro
perty set for November 20lb, 1889, i.
hereby postponed to January 20th, A
d. 1880, between the hours Of 9 a. m
and p. m.
Dated this 18th day of November
1889. J.H. sLAUGHTER,s
BY Sheriff.
E. a. SHATTUCK.
Under Sheriff.
The sale ofthe above described prop
ersy noticed for sale on this 10Th da,
of January A. d. 1890 is hereby post
poned to Thursday the goth day o
March, A. ID. 1890 between the hour
OF 9 a. m. and 4 p. m.
Dated this 10Th day of Januar.
1890.
J.H. SLAUGHTER,
By Sheriff.
A.E. sHATTUCK,
Under Sheriff.
! The sale Of the above described pro
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-08-23
NOTICE OF FOnFEirURE.

COPPER QUEEN CONSOLIDATED
MINING COMPANY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-01

Belfast boasts a woman that keeps right
an pcddling fish IN the direst rxtremites.
Her husband, who Is fish pediier. got
drunk and Into jail the other day, but his
wife didn't rpPne. She mounted the cart
and made enough from that day'> -ales to
get her husband cut of Jail with cash 10
spare Her worso half is uuw firm be-
hrvTr in Wuman's rights
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-01
Our New Fostma ster.
IThe Wise. sset) IdIliputiau

Isaac A Naeur,ia. rerea,lv ,ppointe,i to
tee wisresect post,.skc, was one Of fhe first
To respond tn President I.iucoln's call for
volunteers in 1853, and was the first man to
enlist In Compapv q Twentieth Maine
Volunteers. He WAS made Third Ssrgesnt
of Capt. Ellis SISrar,s COMPANY when the
Compsnv's officers wers selected. and wen,
with his Regiment, tn th,, front AMI served
until the chose of the Wal. n ,..yio5 af two
wears ami ten NOR tbs Sergeant Naeurls
beine sne peutn,p was often aetailad At
Regiment AMI Ri y,de UesdausrterS 10 act
- -, :; -. -. -. - : =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-01

yozr hand finds for yoa 10 do. IL IL +
needed your work will make yos little
income there. and Ia time IL you are the
pleasant. nice girl think you- you will
beeonze the wife of some good man and
i've that best life for 4 woman the
married one II you are Cot wise you
xiIi star on In the great city. growing
nlore and more DISCONTINUED, believing
that you are cot treated fairy. wondering
that your pictures are nos hung, that
your songs are not appiaaded. aad that
your stories are NOT eagerly sought or
accepted When yoa do 90 home II Is
because you orr disconnected aud
you claim that tn. life there il too
narrow for yoa IL Il you who are
too narrow for life. All. but say yoa.
s.szsse succeed. - they do: bar they
are not women like you They are the
woGlsn who do the work where they are.
who gain recognition there for il outside
and Who 60 10 seek fame anti fortune
wt.ef. they have what business man
would call little capital. Elizabeth
Barrett wrote LADY Gerafsiine's Court
ship, the poeth that first won the atten-
tiof Of Robert Brow ming, when the
walls of a sick room made her world.
Charlotte Bronte wrote her most famous
novels 10 a bare, cold country, where
she worked hard To earn little money,
and where life was Inade up Of the dull
est graFs from the color box % Nature
Urea. singers have had their voices
called exquisite, and their praises snug
long before the great serid heard them,
the village church, or the concert hall
in small town, oftenest being the
ssnups If their frat work Mary An
deFs0n played S'Juliet" in all the small
southern towns and learned her stage
experience In that way before she at
tempted New J ork or London. Aud
that's the secret Of success. III
yoa feel that you have God
given call To a special work. do il where
YOU are. aud see how the world accepts
it from there. The genius does not need
to u rite Paris, or London, or New York,
in the corner Of his or her picture 10
have the world bow down before il.
Niilet did not hear the '.Angelus" ring
in the streets of Paris. And you may
be very sure that the great painter among
women Is going to be the one who stays
at home aud works out what she sees
there, and only goes to one of the great
cities TO gain knowledge of technique,
or the use of eolors when her own orig
inality has been recognized. Discomfort
Is omnipresent in the mind of the bright
American girl, aud it is quite time that
She should be treated to little dose of
the truih--a medicine that may moi
always be pleasing but which clears
brains Of their clouds and makes every
body brighter and better.-Ladies Home
E,uraUj
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-01

believe il IL quite Impossible Tor one
10 succeed 10 any branch Of business
oae does EoE lake TO- Take for instance
the smaller branches ~ business, poai-
try raising, market gardening. berry
aad flower culture. There are some PER-
soa4 aud among them woaeD and young
giris who actually ENJOY feeding and
caring for yeang chickens, they enIoy
preparing the different kind OF food
that they believe viii In any way pros
per their flock of hens. or increase their
number Of eggs. They look with pride
upon the downy chickens, and watch
and coax theai Us il were, A. this soft
fluffy covering gives place 20 the first
show Of real feathers. and So on until
their care X all repaid, and that before
they expected it, By tiuding they have
dozen or more iirst.rate broiiers, the
very best ia the neigbborhOod. Persons
with love for the work will seldom
fail. believe the reason for so many
failures IN this very business Is because
t1o many enter it In a thoughtless, slip
siiod way FOR because some one else has
made money 10 IL, j without love FOR Il
and without tise proper means of afford
ing the comforts which every fowl
aeeds, az much as more expensive aud
more highly priced animals,
ia order 10 do lis best.
No one should enter any business with
out q cert ala kEdw ledge Of the 'ins aud
outsIof that basiness--at least fcs
pointer. by which II properly used and
studied. will direct one ia the way
wherein may be learned all that bears
upon the subject. This will save losses
a and h.. nf all
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-01
STATE NEW q.

WINTHROP.

WINTHROP.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dorsey and daughter Bees
sie of Baltimore. Nd, arrived Tuesday and
are guests At the Winthrop House. They
will be here for several weeks.--County
Attorney Carleton is away for weeks
trip fishing THE school directors have
lust made selection of soheol books for the
coming yea-.-F. f.. Russell of the High
School has been employed to take charge of
tho public library for the next year. II is
proposed 70 open reading room in con-
neciion with the library. II. + Merton of
Portland, formerly a trader of this place, is
here for = week settling up accounts Rev.
+. Cir more has gone Tor a shors visit to
his home At Belfast. He exchanges pulpits
next Sunday with Mr.. Savage of Belfast.
RIVERSIDE.
Bert Ruumly of Benton --wheelman 49,
was in the place TUESDAY on his way TO To-
gus, Bert pl,ys the Preach horn in the
Togus Band W A Stacy of Thomaston,
was in the pl;,ce Tue sday --Gvorge Spen-
cvr of South Gardiner was in the place
Tuesday On his wav To Benton. MIR Rug
giles and his wlfc of Gardiner. Mass. passed
through thu, place TUESDAY with their team.
SUNDAY August l7th. the tniverssllsts
Of Vassaiboro and adjoining towns will hold
grove meeting in Bnrleigh's Grove near
Oak Grove seminary Rev ada c. Bowles
OF Arlington. Mass. will b. present To- take
IN active part in the religious exercises in
the place Of Kew MISS HAYNES who il not
IN guod health. The sickness Of Miss Hay
np~ j. not dangerous and il * hoped and
expected She will soon b. about her active
work. There will be good accommodations
for al and plenty OF good water on the
ground but YOU must bring your doughnuts
aud cheese, for there will he nothing sold
On the ground, AT this writing, Wedoes-
dav. II NJ, the thermometer registered
- in the shade
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-01

H4ss ysa sxeT ea9x.a, tbs secret
Which Ihs l-Ases forever sings
ftrresegh each baiasy Cay q sanzuer
Wall Ire bsr.2s are On tie slngs
Hare y9u alsssafd 10 fiAsir usas-s
AzG tissir i2azkssr. sofr sass sweet
EsFt gea xxtessee their sAiazs< Fsanees
Iarpsge the nDcrsiss's EsSvfax heats
% tasy make ssI1h asssry nasiss
sss4ty aane4sE In the bresze,
ETsTv stag ,<8f . tsrlabts
Gn sh< sossEfn cd oax trees.
That ys1 kEsv sosse haepY secret
Mist hare stirred saeh Ttn<anls elf
70 thsse bursts II larry laughter,
And Yos fzis.y taszis Ysssrs~e.
IL and sSNH tfsy taRes zas. {aiFsr,
eaex rad !Ossh siseT swiGs 10 girs.
" hE1e ths sklstGsg Nin6r ssiA loader
Pips tbsiz aaesYy zainstrrssY.
All alsses tlas y5osiians bor5rFs,
Pfss .ie FssEsss and Ebeir sheayes,
eiilf the rsEyslng a1ss.e sJests ysu
Os ghs isaghief Of the ieayes-
4fsB w. .fissisyaoa, IA TAs Faafy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-01
Strawberry Planting in August.

\ BroohHne. Mass, amateur straw
berry grower gives his experience in
stray berry culture and especially in re-
gard to the time of the year to start II
new bed. in the Rural New Yorker, az
follows.
| have seen 1t stated in horticultural
paper that if strawberries were planted
n Angus; no crop could beexpected the
following June. 4 good deal has been
written about this subject, and the views
Of the different writers differ so much
that it is difficult to reach any exact con-
clusion. It seems to me that the ques-
ton Is of considerable Importance to any
one who grows Strawberries, aud, in
View Of this fact, my experience may be
of some value to those who are skepticai
as TO the practicability of this method of
culture.
may state, in the first place, that on
piece of ground which measures q few
feet short Of one-fortieth of an acre,
grew last season las quarts of fruit
This is the actual number OF quarts
picked and am sure that at least a
dozen quarts r0tted on the plants Con-
sidering the yield at 155 quarts to one
fortieth of an acre, there would be a
yield at the rate of goo quarts per
acre. A small part of this piece of
ground is occupied by two-year-oId
plants. but | am sure that the one year
old plants outyielded them this season.
think that ID growing strawberries in
this way the variety planted has more
TO do with success or failure than any.
thing el.e. IL is hard to lay down any
rule about this With me Haveriani,
Warfield and Belmont do well the first
year 49, HaverIand better than any va
riety have tried I may say to any
who happen to be interested In straw
berry calture. that it would be better
for them 10 set their plants In August
rather than in July. do not advise the
use of horse manure a. winter mulch,
as it fills the beds with weeds. II YOU
wish . good crop OF fruit the first year.
do not hoe the plants mere than twice
in the spring, and never within a few
days of the time Of setting their fruit
buds. This point have found very
important.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-01

Subscriptions 10 THE DAfLY AND WEEKLY
J1ggSAi n.ay Ia made through de fsrchas'
ing Dspss.mess Of The Amesfs1 Eapsess Co..
q asy rises whore that Csnapssy hAs ~
sxssey. ATssss vii ssvs . ssorsl erdsr ~
essys Tor yssr zahscf.ptisn, aud ~ill fSr~Asd ~
ths aonsy sss;sr. stskstsd 70 ~ order y sssa
TIE psy~r for zny ssa:sd time, free Of say
sAsrzs, sreept sas ssasf fee for issu.ag Tia
ssdsr. This 10 the safest sGd bsut wsy 70 piAae
oar sabseripk.oas.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-01
COUNTY HoMruArroHs.

Fer senafovB--A. ". Spear, GssdinsT |;
". r. Haiass. wsssyyiiis.
SAersF &c. r. Stevens. Augusta.
kegasf~y Of Ds<ds t. Smith
WiashSop.
County Astosssy--L r. cssisssn. Win.
thfsp.
C1snfy 7'rsasarr- u. Blanchard.
chsIsea.
County Comms.soasy--J .. fIsmlItc1,
HaIIossH
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-01

II is certsialy unfortunate for all the
Spanish Ameriesn Republics that si.e
Central American an Aryeutine Rcpak-
lie disturbances have eonae at this time.
just AS the Uaited States, through the
Pan American Congress, had laid a deep
foundation for their future prosperity
and stability. All the deliberations Of
that congress were based on the theory
that the governments OF the various re-
pael!cs were now firmly established aud
without danger from military outbreaks
or revelation. The Argentine Repuhlic
WAS considered especially weliesrahllsh
ed and prosperous, yes here are reports
that Us President was depcsed bv rpyo-
latiaa In a day. The great harm that
shts di.Piay Of national instShiiitY win
el1ect must be fell over the estire North
and South American continent. II the
unOs.ng spirits ia the revolutions were
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-01
Special advertisements

Small advertisements, not exceeding four iirt
coming under the head OF WANTED. For SALE,
To LET, LOST, &c, will 5e inserted two times IL
u cents three times for IS cuts and week fer
30 cents. advance payment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-01

Attenfien must be given to the food Of
Young chickens in hot weather Aaay
will mix up portion OF eorii-meaf. feed
il quite wet aud then xoader why their
pets died Chickens do NOT fully digest
this. and il passes from the crop 10 the
iatextines where little white worms are
bred. which cause an Irritation OF the
slinaentary canal, resulting 10 diAErhoei
and death. ANY one can satisfy himself
OF the presence of tisese pests by
examination. Meal should never be used
ia hot weather until the chicks are of
good size, and then Ii should be mixed
10 stiff,y. stale dread l. excellent for
them. Feed dry and give what
will eat several times day
Follow this with wheat. oais
and cracked corn. BE sure they Ia VI
good, fresh. drinking water aad plenty
OF H. Disease j. often caused BY filthy
water in the drinking vessels Provide
4 daily ration of sonie Kind Of green food
ii they Cannot procure this for thein
selves. Always be sure they have some
means OF shelter from the sudden storms
and shade from the hot sun. Animal
food IN some form must ~. provided also
or they will actually eat each other II It
te withheld have seen chicks nearly
ss,alped by their fellows A feed OF raw
meat or beef scraps and ttesiested hsli
mixed stiffiv with meal will satisfy the
craving they have for this food Their
houses should De thoroughly cieansed
and all the droppings should often be
removed. Ii the above rules are follow ed,
see no reason why you should not raise
good, strong, healthy chicks with mite
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-01

Nov that Augusta, Hsilo~eii and GArii-
ner ar, uni.ed BY the electric railfoa1,
msrchsats in either Of these cities have q
lar re population to draw customers from
Whenever Jou have a good bargain an
aoaaee Il ia the Journal and see HOY qaick-
j. !: I'LL be &c ined Out, Don't advertise
every thiog you have in the store. but oasr
s,me pittlclar bargain aai you will be IT.
pfised at the number Of people that vii
answer the advertisement.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-01

Massachusetts, has increased her farm
products In twenty years from s32 ,0s0,-
900 a year 70 81 900, 600, thanks 20 tbs
tariff, which has placed the factory BY
the side 81 the fruit aud truck patch
fence. But for this Western cheap land
would have got the beat In its compcti'
ton with this section Of the country.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-01

All at once the Democratic papers
have discovered that Mr.. Blaine IL moi u
free trader. The Biadeford Times states
the position Of Mr.. Blaine for them very
fairly and coDeisely when il say, ''Sec.
Rotary Blaine proposes to use the sugar
tax in aaeh way rs to yield The great
est possible amount of benefit to Ameri
can industry. Il not this the ESSENCE Of
the protection principle
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-01

Sixty Thousand People without .
Railroad.

We have received with the compliments
of the publishers very we'll gotten up map
of the Maine Central Railroad system which
is valuable as reference and very handy TO
have The extensive system is we'll illus
trafsd and the map. which is large one.
shows fully how easily the different p,r-
lions of the State NAV be reached by this
weil equipped line. there is blank in
the system the Shore Line does not appear
and SO long as the 8. L. doesn't appear the
map is incomplete 10 CO people lefl out
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-01

The message OF President Harrison to
Congress urging legislation that will
permit the Post Office Department to
shut OF lotteries from the use Of the
malls Is short, effective, pertinent and
convincing. The mails, he declares, are
intended to serve the purposes OF legiti
mate t,ade and decent social Intercourse,
and should not BE- prostituted To pro-
mote the widespread corruption of pub.
lie aud private morals iacideut to lottery
schemes. The Presidents position IL
streng and unassalisble Now let Con
gress come right up to this great work,
take the gigantic monster by the throat.
and forever cut oil the means through
which Il Is taking daily bread from the
homes of thousands of the hboring
poor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-01

The pleasant eGecs and tie perfect safe
q WITH which bsises may use the liquid
nmt laxative !, Syrup Of Figs. under all
conditions ms q !. their fsyorife remedy.
Is 70 pleasing to ehe eye ard to the taste.
sensie. yet ef jsrt1Al 10 acsiag on the kid
aeys, liver q eoveis- d&wtmo.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-01

Having purchased the HsIi)wsli Bakery,
we are rel AIRED to furnish so,ihirg in our
line from Il store or the cart. Don't De
mistaken by other team, bns wssch iof
our cart RogeiSs { TOIaAx.
auYi If
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-01

IL " Mrs. Frank fesiie's opinion Of the
Marquis Of iTusllls that he Il somewbat
fond Of notoriety The opinion Of the
Marquis as to the probability Of there
bring any similar tendeney In Mr'. f.ea-
lie had not arrived up 10 the hour Of
going to press.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-01

gentleman remaking yesterday on the
many improvements Icing made 10 th
fronts OF Wster street business blocks. said
that II the good work can bat continue .
little While logger, no city in Maine can
boast Of q preitier business street than Aa'
gnsta. Don't permit ,hi. gentlemsn's ~
marks to ghten any one with the fear OF
hain, rIndnrn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-01

What is IT, That which Your hand
tindeth, Ambition il very fine thing.
but wrongly placed ambition frequent
" means the spelling of life. You are
way Off in some small village; you paint
prettiiy: you mar, instead, sing pleas.
autIy. or have written two OF three
dainty little poems. Your are fired with
su ambition 10 become great artist.
priHa donna, or Il great Writer. You
wait 10 get away from your own place
aud your own surroundings to achieve
all this greatness; you want TO go to
Paris. or New York, that You may study
At home the money is made up, and you
are started off TO make great name for
yourself. You reach Il e big ei : es, YOU
are among lot of students in the same
line as yourself. your aspirations are all
very high. and suddenly one day it
dawus ON you that FIVE hundred girls
paint a. well. sag As well. or write as
well as yoi do, but You haze
shown no sigus OF special talent and
that yen were Only one among these
many who are all doing mediocre work.
Now, if you are wise you will go
straight home; you will do there what
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-01

II Ia said that Chicago disabling firm
has PARTIAL, made arrangements to open
an original package shop in BIddcford.
The firm agrees to stand behind the
local agent and to meet al costs of liti-
Cation. II guarantees to land its liquors
there and protect them aud the agent in
the sale OF them, 40 far as money can
furnish protection. There are likely to
BE- many difficulties for this rum doodle
10 surmouut. 4 similar attempt ia Iowa
met with reception In which the pro
prietors were served with tar and feath-
ers piping hot, Before the Bldleford
plans fruetiiy, however, there should be
q lawful power from Congress to success
fr'y combat such mn atsempt which is
made to override the earnest desires OF
majority OF the people Of our state.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-01

l6~fhgscisps prescriptions are care
fuzzy compounded st KiDsnaa's Drug
store. corner Of Bridge and wE.ef stfeeis,
at moderate prices. isn20ieodtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-01

Ls,ts twice a. long rs chesp sosp Tor
dry Brussels.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-01

Pile driver MEG nty was driving a few
Piles for fendeis at the .stesmboat wharf
YESTERDAY,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-01

The little b"yeott Of the little hoy 1T
Atlanta, Ga., who thinks he can run n
nswsfgrer. did not work
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-01

Mrs Lloyd Bryce has been offered the
place Of ouc 81 the commissioners for New
York State for the Worlds Fair but has
not yet decided to accept 1t. Mrs. Bryce
il the wife Of General Bryce, who was a
member OF the last Congress, and Is now
the editor Of the North American Review.
She Is daughter of eX.Magor Cooper,
and Is a very brilliant, energetic and
beautiful woman. She ia one Of the
brightest aud most intellectual of women
Ia high New York social life, and would
make an able commissioner If she would
accept.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-01

A Portland drummer tells Of an expert
enes ia Ses York, shere he met SONS sell
dressed seeosisgiy Intelligent yoang men
sho told him thai they thought Of gang
down INTO Maine On 3 hnntiag exearsiofs-
and asked aboat the hotels in Portland a.
fhey Intended 10 make tbsif headquarters
there and hunt bear and moose In the yiein-
itY presumably DeerIag, ssroadwaisr SD
Cape Elizabeth. Geography mast BE- a neg-
lessipsi ssudy in the Ne~ York schools.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-01

: Bath TInsss II Old Masas haaa't aaae
saeh biz Increase 10 population il ls wortb
boastinx Of. that ths deposits IA sise saFtags
banks hsve at,eht .i9abEea and that our al
axtsss has ineresssd s2s.ssB .0gst.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-01

Mr.. J II Wingate If Hoaitan has soase
very aaeisnf family hesfleoass 10 isss possss-
sios, among which are a powder horn bearing
OATS 1865, Ubieh sent through tss- French
and Indisn wars sDd tie EssSlafio5aE:
xss, cops Of commentary % fse Bible,
printea IN Loadoa 10 is5s, sad pair Of
raxoFa over Ipl Year, Old.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-01

\ mink was seen yesterday mornins
playing about the bill board, up by the
p, rhead X. Il. bridge.