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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-06-15

The hunters Of early days were very
attentive to the bluejay, for whatever
might be astir in the woods would be
announced by this watchful creature,
and his noisy cries often gave warning
of a hidden foe.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-06-15
STRUCK BY, LIGHTNING,

kankakee, ILL.,, June 13.-The rren,h
Catholic church at st. Anne was struck
by lightning. The loss reaches $50, 900
This church enjoyed a national rep1tl-
ton. It was built twelve years AFRO.
and it is said that fully 10000 people
from all owe: the United States malc a
pilgrimage to the Shrine Of st. Anne an
nually. They claim to have finger hone
of the Virgin Mary, and the tradition is
that it is possessed of healing powers.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-06-15
TRIED TO BURN A Tow

attempt was made to fire ;?Iis tow, ,by
some unknown party, but IT,. eff or, WAS
unsuccessful. Phosphorus in callle-
shaped form was used to ignite different
.infanable substances gathe:.d to-ril,er
but ewing the carly hour and it being
Saturday night, the fires vera .li*rov-
e,ed. Fires We're started in tx different
places, but all were put out before Jam
age was done
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-06-15

According to a compilation Of the
census of the world recently published
in Germany, there are only twelve
cities with over 100000 inhabitants,
four of which are in China. London
leads the list with 4,415,95S; New York
and Brooklyn combined rank third,
with 2,353,15O.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-06-15

Devils Mountain" north Of Mon
treal, known to \geologists as the
Trembling Mountain" is gradually
sinking into the earth's crust, the
trembling" "quaking,' ''groans' and
NOISES reported being the result.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-06-15

The ten Sunday newspapers in New
York, together with the three in
Brooklyn, published one Sunday APO
pages, altogether, aggregating 5000
columns and 100000 words.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-06-15
PREFERRED DEATH.

Cedar Rapids, June 13.-Simon Ranch,
son of a well-todo farmer living near
Todlville, and cashier Of the Golden
Eagle Clothing company, hung himself in
his room last night with satin drape.
His. accounts are all straight and i'll
health is assigned as the cause
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-06-15
GAMBLING ROOMS.

Saltwater, June 13.-Gambling houses
have been running open here for some
time, but Mayor Staples has issued an
order prohibiting gambling, and the
rooms have all closed tight. It was gen
orally conceded that Staples would not be
very strict, but he is very strict
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-06-15
EXTENSION

Mason City, Iowa, June 13.-It is now
believed that the Winona & Southwest
ern will build on both roads surveyed by
them, the one into this city, the other
into Hampton and southwest to Webster
City. 1t is also probable that Mason
City will soon have the Great Western,
which will be built here from Manly,
buy up the Mason City Il Fort Dodge
road and build from Fort Dodge to
Omaha
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-06-15
AN OLD SKELETON.

Cumberland, Wis, June ia mound
has been opened near this city in which
was found the skeleton of man in a
sitting posture. The size and length of
the bones would indicate a man of enor-
nous proportions. The fact that several
pine trees, two and three feet in dame
ter, stand on the mound, is proof that
whether the skeleton is that of mound
builder or Indian it has been there at
least $50 years.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-06-15

If one holds his breath he is proof
against the sting of a bee. 1t is also
said the bee may be held by the legs
and that he will try to sting, but will
never succeed until the breath is ex-
PEELED, and then he will accomplish
his purpose with speed and certainty.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-06-15
GOOD TEMPLARS.

Des Moines, June 13-The internation-
al convention Of Good Templars began
it's meeting here last night. The dele
gates were welcomed in behalf of the,
churches by DR.. A. T.. Frisbie, and in be-
half of the city by Hon. Late Young
Responses We're made by a number of
delegateS
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-06-15
FOR PINE EXAMINERS.

Washington, June 13.-The interior de-
rartment has sent $4,000 to Andrew
Douglas, chairman of the Chippewa pine
examiners, to pay for the work now be-
ing done. The men who have been sent
there are not very well pleased with their
work, and some have been complaining
to the land Office.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-06-15
FOIJNID nEAn

Dubuque, Iowa, June 49, il';:ls Wilt
ner end Peter Wasser, old men, were
found lying dead Wittner MS on his
doorstep in lonely hollow, where he
had probably lain sinces Saturday morn
ing, and Wasser was on !. secluded
street. Heart disease was lne cause III
10th cases. rs
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-06-15

There is a man in New York who is
over fifty years old and he looks thir-
ty-five His face is smooth, his eye
clear, and not hair is white. He at
tributes the continuation Of youth to
fve-minute maps.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-06-15
RETIIRN TO WORK.

Chicago, June 13.-Sheriff Gilbert has
received information from Lemont that
the drainage canal contractors have all
resumed work with about one-third their
usual force of men. The leaders among
the strikers. however, still refuse to re-
turn to work.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-06-15
SHUT DOWN,

Charlottesville, Ind, June ID. - The
American Wheel company's hub and
spoke factory shut down in all of it's de-
partments here for an indefinite time
and dismissed all of it's hands. The.
wheel company's plants all over the
country will shut down, and to-day the
factories closed at Memphis, Tenn, Pa
ducah, Ky, and HumEolt, Tenn.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-06-15

The damming Of the Mojave river at
Victor, creating an artificial lake nine
miles long, three miles wide and $50
feet in depth, water enought to irrri-
gate 100000 acres Of desert land, is
project on foot in San Berhadine
county, Cal. .x,. ,@s: ..
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-06-15
FORREST FIRES.

Greed, Col, June 13-Destructive for
est fires have been raging in the vicinity
of Greed for two weeks, and to-day the
flames swept over a portion Of Bachelor
hill, destroying number of cabins and
the shafthouse of the Argenta, White
Star, Moran and the Park Regent COM
panies.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-06-15

Two lost hogs were found by their
owner at Lone Jack, Mo-, the other
day, in such a place that they must
have been without food or drink since
they were first missed, four weeks pre-
vious. Soon after their rescue, one Of
them became the mother Of six healthy
pigs. ., : g. ,r,: ~ >; tx
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-06-15

The halcyon days are the seven days
before and the seven days after the
shortest day. The halcyon, or King
fisher, is supposed to be breeding at
this time, for which reason the sea,
for this fortnight, is supposed to very
CONSIDERABLY preserve a perfect calm
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-06-15
STUDENTS DROWN.

Madison, S. D.. June 49, William
H:n,mer of this city and Miss Gay Pye
Of Bryant, this state, both normal school
students, were drowned in Lake Madison.
The latter had been engaged as principal
in ou1 city high school for the coming
term = - y -.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-06-15
AN INSANE WL.AAN.

Chippewa Falls, Wis, June 13.-N1rs.
Annie Norris of Cartwright, this county,
was brought to this city by Sheriff A1c-
Kay, suffering from insanity, made SO
by the birth of a child. She will be
taken to the state insane hospital at Osh-
kosh to-day. =
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-06-15

Cromlechs, found in many countries,
are rude monuments to the dead. Near
ly 70 round towers, from 80 to 1875 feet
high, are found in various parts Of
Ireland They are believed to have
been used in the ceremonies of fire Wor-
ship. ,e,-~4, II, .;s.,,.4. ass~""
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-06-15
Terms:-2.Oo per year in advance.

A man at Granger, 80, lU3 Years
old, has a skull patched in two places
with silver plates, as the result of a
runaway years ago, but he seems good
for another century.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-06-15
ROLLER EXPLOSION

Peru, Ind. June 1.-TWO lives were
lost tonight by the bursting of the huge
boiler Of the Peru basket factory. NJ. B.
Pratt and his eight-year-old son were in
front Of the boiler and both were in
stantly killed.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-06-15
KILLED.

Negaunee, Mich, June 10 Alexander
Maltcnea was injured BY a falling rock
at Buffalo mine, and died from the in
juries received. He was twenty -thres
years old and single.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-06-15
GOOD TEMPLARS

Des Moines, Iowa, June ':'-'rh:S city
is entertaining hundreds of guests from
many countries here as delegates !" the
world grand lodge of Good Tr,nrE,rS
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-06-15
COMING HOMIE.

Vienna, June 10 Ion. Fred D. Grant,
American minister, left here en- route to
the United States Many Of the ho!o-
mats were at the railway station to Bic;
him farewell
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-06-15
RAYARD lJIONnON

London, June 13.-Hon. IT, f. Bayard,
American ambassador to Great BRITAIN,
who arrived in England on Saturday
last, had an interview to-day with til
earl of Roseberry, secretary Of stat, for
foreign affairs.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-06-15
IJ;MBER FAILURE.

Texarkana, Tex, June 13..--The& Gull
pepper Lumber company at Sulphur
was placed in the hands Of receiver
To-day. Assets, 100000; liabilities,
500, 900.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-06-15
THE NYAC SAFE.

Cleveland, Ohio, June 13.-The steam
CT Nyack from Buffalo, reported lost,
has arrived here. She took refuge in
Erie harbor during the gale.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-06-15
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

CHOIIERAIC DISEASE.
Calais, June 13.--Nine deaths from a
choleraic disease occurred yesterday in
this town.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-06-15

.e,$,-~A, r.; !:.;ss;;tvsf.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-12-12

4 amer hGne Wedding 5sos place aaaxs
xiviax eve AZ y Lowell street sasn George
Toashsxer ard Mss Edith Jaanst5n usss
rasrr.si ~ Rev e ? Williams. Ths b-Hie
vas al. red costume az shire aaliatans
uusl:n and .s-risi bouquet Of carysaa-
,hsmams.
The a.ha-s vera Mss Emma Corllss ard
Mss Clara CarIss Al the CONCLUSION Of
the ceremony a reception vas 5eld for reis-
I'VE. azss intimate frienis- Charles s~an
presise,i At the pixao and plaget Loher-
z-,a'. wedding march Many 5esutztul sad
aoprsprsase glGts marked Tie evsns-
Tagrsisy narnlax Ar. and Mrs F9oth-
.xsr eff ss- ~etiisz soar 70 BrInsFiek'
Name. The xrsen, home Fr.fay eveu nz
. lsrxs nanhe- q triea4s cAigssi and s-re-
ss4e4 Mr and Mrs TSasnaker. AID ver7
pies.anr evening vas passed faey re
rlrue.! 50 wagtham srntay FrpisF sTen-
M Dee. :. the Klaxs Dsax7fsrs Ard eadlT
If ths A+esn.isa Episcopal church Fe 4 'ereti
Mr. s7s Mrs Tootbsksr reception a thf
church sarsor. Rev Mr. Baaaets the pas
ssr presented lie couple slta a aeaHsIfu
o,crure entitled Morning AZ Nystie, K
behalf Of the cboir. 9f watch Nr. Tooihase'
IA. lenx been a HrHi5er a7t .eatsr. he'
E-s.brpaut. vera served. They I'll rsslsis
AZ 81 Hixh street. Wslshsn1.
NJ. Tsathaksr vas formerly suploysf
An ,ss s;xr, far,.e Of ire JoURxAL aad IA
nauv trends IN tsis cirv
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-12-12

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s1sevs2elsz pager ezrss-xs-us xcsonx TIE
eixszszs sz5 gsrtazgzg 5T contributions s-uz
ns-zasrs # liz eo@pzzy. This Ysar a.
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sase g tA.s sa--szxs. ard So he eoupanr
81. Ia e s0aAa Essz ~ tz--Ae< zss say 4.
va se64- Tas ssSesesss Of LEES sz.e we're
seva1st % tze Es--ay wSsx sf paee-.ax.
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sz-=aAse 81 1zs asw aazzzzg aarzess A
gssxs4L -zpor-zr called A. the Atlantic
gs.- us1s- yesterday 70 see zAess iaPssrs-
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saeg tt~ Trapped a place, he ss~ szap=
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aas- .tfsa e&r-ies So sses Of 2ase saa
VIZ sas !rlvsr 1850 paaHsi., szlts ErEI@
lssi .os ane a0rse. 5as cue . aseh The pos
sreai aar.s ass g ass earraes ~iEn ease
- srsl-4 . me Aais af the e9npszy. Tals
has o-,~a rqs aso exeellzns esnsiiE1oa. e .
a.r2si+,4 asa aamoer af giesares ss.or3
,a4 raLs. sosasiy sAass ot sI-Chisf Morse
40 st ol1 Granlte sal Al iAs ule o: sas
Are Nes curtains hsve also s-sa
provided FOR ne slns.o~s a ossi-
.ssai tnd 5eclssz aas 5een sli:s8
= ,as hai Here he 4ysTer D. 5 Ne
Davsa sFsE -ls.s naa- sleeps every alxht
.ta one sleulser u tAs com Psay to asssr
him n -ase u srs. The msa s4xz rarzs
q :hls 3uty The company vas ne7e- sg
70 alzner isz=s 3f etfeieaey sAaa Il
q. ao~ - present membership s ~ fol-
loss + 1 s6ax. foreman D $ NJ
Da7i. t.ssscAat foreman " G HsskeH
s.r-s VI y Le xzsau. ssxtri J. g.
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3 D Pray SIvaxs. Pe,t4er. 3
3 5eorzr All Z. - Ha.xet They have
- r-r ft....t % 90 z7o,i service and are %
De SOC s-ara.at-,! apoa tic excellent cousil-
zen 4 .hsir aal aad equipment
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-12-12

uaaa name! lanes Croker vas eeaa
.rx down the vast branch af the Psns5s'
7ssr where Hon n VI Eeafh and
s,u,hs-i were camping last ress. t7d =.
through he 5ee iuto large ar lo.e fi4 ear
-,s,t RIA and GRIP SACK Ee s-asPe'i for Il f
,,.a bus VA. unable 20 get aoit- B i1T
vs-v .,ranz swimmer De rss able 10 keep ~
ne .sp Beng unsuccessful n Z rtiax
hoI4 Sufficient TO allsr Alrn 20 leap cut q
s,.llv couceire,s the aiea that the only Plan
"a. 70 .rm to the upper End oi 'ha A.
s,,1e and 4rist iowa rapi5iy He -esehf7'
the upger end ani With the 80 ef IRE rspi
.,---ns Ard ..:uming ssrangsy- hs rs'
xx.fs., our au solid ice. Hs bsd Esef
-a,.op - coug-araisss himself 9ver eeinl
s-s swimmer. 5s ~as very caa AZ
a. .seu ss -sacle.i the csap 81 MessrS
Heath All Saafksra
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-12-12
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Naaa7
II E,,sa al wreF7.ae vas a tAe
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p r. wi,esoasv as Por,lAal Fss N tbs
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sl5z- fa.lar9ok at w.t>rv4.s "a. Il
ta. r-q "5raay
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Har 3 C'asoa OF Gardiner. ~as "a
A4si.t, H5n.iav.
M spesr os Gardner. 80 here AZ
ter.ag -7ar- }(sa5ay
w ~Inr at wleerrslle. wa II tue
-r Wla-A4 ,fse-nooa-
q ?-.-st Esq snd xss IF East
Tt-.s.ser5 we r TIRE NY Nauaay-
Fsrs-t Mar,la. II ssa5raey Of Clinton
#s. 7 ,h- isg MJniar 5n court +a,4ss.
NJ. Gtaee Pin6aAai. xa0 haa aesa visis-
~ :-sa4, q w3o.rirA resa-nsd Neniav
Pot Henry Z T,efsshen AHd wife af
Hsl.. llla we're sae aity ,aoPpiag MoG-
is
Hon ! H Maa.ev eft Monday altar
lol1 f1r Boston here - Will pass few
1sF..
Ms El.zaae;st Louzfeilo~ Of Maeilias =
ne y4s.t 9f Nfs- ? q Beals On Green
,t-a-t
Atj5saag tferBsral S.}isn C0nnor returned
N3u,!sv afternoon frnm few days vi.is 20
Portland.
" Ssoos ~il sssiss GEO F Harss
~J,a 1.s asos A.. shoe oasiz-ss 4g-iax the
30 ia .radA
Fax Nsr-i.aa- one u he prupr5etors
st -ae asw Troy STAN Lsuniry- +. 1a~ III
$50 b, grippe
Pot H VI Palieu 5f Bangor Fas the
a;r Mandag H arrived N tie af.eranen
-raa ron the Sassu City.
5ssAa z. Greeley 0f Belfast. FAs n the
s.fv M5aisy ar- Greeley Is 5ce Of Bel
FAST. most prominent c1uEsns
Rsv e B. Lgrn vbo preached n the
w1sArsp street chgrch Sundar. delighted
ais bearers be vent % Richmond Moo
taT
RI. Kew Bishop H A. Seeiy. shn con
igctea lie Sunday services in the EPa'coPsi
hurch aere left Monday morning fo'
Portland
II 4ve-v leave. he-e sri.y fer Bar.
or 70 attend tae funeral Of Dis eonsir
GseaFe Arsv who lid IN Lewiston,
rhar.iAy aizht Of iast Fsek. from the sf-
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q tas eisy Noaday Mr. Thompson ~a'
sesi waissr IA Hotel North for several
yesrs He . ao* can,iaeung 4 hotel sasi
d.. At Uasun Corner
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rsPaer ~as a the eIry over sa1aa4 v'''s-
.az BE-. SOC ~ao 1 employed at Hsaiee
gssiaeIi Winthrop and Deer lsse-
F-sd G. Plaisrad, tee sstisor Of the Ssr
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4ay, Re 3 troubled wish bronchial ca
:arrh snI slizas stomach aisar'ier- In
4ocsor -eVsrfs thas he IS inFr9ving an
aores 70 see 1i n about "a q fs~ ssys.
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gently. q the seriety caiausas Of the Bos
tsa pspsrs VII oe of nach interest 70 An
sascA peopje
The epgsgagrent - &nno1ocei Of M1s
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seas aad -rast papHl4- ysass IDsE- he
a sou Il Gel f,ssrEe Chares. Nr- q url
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then, VISITED AaxTzssz fr1eses.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-12-12


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'f'sf1le VIE Af- Lans
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al pSsaf@a YsGr 'e*stFer IS NJ
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'*-'s'e ! "A's'' aiin '7F SIZE ssoreT
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-12-12

A s1aenAa Of tkis eitY started to er1fe
r n bis ys-i.She other day .whsa TIE aerse
became sagasrly fri-hsezetl at a piece II
paper ard tarzEaz 50 ssisklE tass sae sasszn
was upset The only tairg Which orousas
TIE gentleman "a zrirf vas the sreaxIas oa
ias IF ese-. rixAs IN pain vis~ Of 1ss
aeixa5ers. E4 wss compelled 10 -Tt-sss
spple Juice SOAK iafa he snaw and asd ains-
self po~erlsss 70 saxs e
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-12-12

kinsnaas Thermometer registered SUE
day as faslox.. Ass a'elock. 81 aooFe
at S P NJ. s5 above Monday a. = n
u above; af Il clock. Is abcves AZ = Z
". above.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-12-12

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e~s.
m s,sass ses ssse sas $50 - - - - -
s4= 70 saa<<-s ~ ssxsess. n - D<luon9 -
s<<ssxA fc-sszs ~ ts<a ~ 0ns - - - U
ss.ssss-~s a sss <SsJ % msa1nys s1epl
is s~s~-sss ~ Es1 s~~s1 bsaos 49,
..sssz.srss n.~e-~s cxn - 0SnssrH
4a~xssa rst-szs sEa srurs san0 on0D = -
y.xRs A. esAs17A0 rzsG-
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sxsxps esy1sss ~ baaoy ~ - mBt - - -
nexass AnuR1
AaGDnh -
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-12-12

The u. c. r q. meets shis afternoon Il
$50
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-12-12

.r Tn. Creamery Building s#faE-ei si's-r
"a rh@ Y K. -rsfs'sa e = r. a4+sa r
r4re .~9e 4ssgur s~ss1 & sad aa- AF4tA
s.ssssfsssHa. L saDrszz : slisa e4'7s He7f r.
aa--e- raaxzE "a arp a. se. -srff'1i'E 3
-s-a- s+sr-e eagEer eEgsaa aGa 1szesfr aae afs.-f
srlz.rvse4.$ -har8- sax2gsE7d aa77gr Ns-NsF
s.a-s-ls vBrBc aE7 hss-~- sess'fss 5fs'ar sFisset
nd isr,rssa sascas fga4 sszaVrgas = zszssa7
h sxs hszs n scrlF< 9pN-sfi@a ~ =
.rsr 3 lss- au4 A IazzH zaahsr 81 1Sf72s =.
5~aszx onxs 4re rHssE< - -sepeaa1E T.
me 4cr4- ssarT - al B-Fc - A~s1aa
x-s-+ al rszTsT NesF 4aa 5U eX1rl en- 7Ea
sssz s-e@r. ~ p hfus $50 astasr- -,Gsss. -,
r : - rrstasf sasa. -ase erSszls-y xzf sp7T =
sg,sssz cs.sf tA~szt g -
AZ 1ta sane zsas@- TEu HaF1vs zsef ~ sai4sH
.s-r -~psgr ace ass-@@ fre>s AzrTT9=sst se2r. gss
fs1..s-s -ss44~ sd farsN izs ~ sas= e-sEaz css
.s.-.srs, sa--e- abs. ere VII " =saa
TERMS Creamery sns affarrs- ~
nor cent ss~pssfs At tssn~ Of sale hsAass~
fa re days en- all ssA<T Articles esss
at ttsss~ sf sale
Eszsa45s~S sg Eeser 81 szss<iss- - SfzV- = 70
7~azerlF p q y 1rsssEssF sasNsTas
Et4sEFTT sTasss1NySs s.ss~-axa
5,ass " sEE1h ussSS, @a-s
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-12-12
I.E sexr HOLIDAY sIFT.
e.x A.. ne~eer Of ne fsnf'y. fsgrG Or
Cid

R.,x-as Dee. Il.--Tlse best sosstAy os
s.--n.3sv 80. for asv rzsmber Of she fanny
-. .-.e.ss.shsr 70 theo smallest eslia- "a
- ~ .as Bssta8 DzliT G.aee =
. -. yagEs's Fair pherozrsF7ed 1r
.si,...,r,. Pb,,tos-spts af the Worst sese
- Il sou7d. rsasr for isiiTsry, a as
- Ct ths fiBohe Sar fail ssrs1ei'i'i's-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-12-12

L.assslss. aF Crs&n NJ
sztsfa.
NJ Eersrs4ze
N as-e- s-JHt Al Jtst
Mza-c, ~ s12gGAsgrnr
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-12-12

r. sr,f5sn-s that assembled st to- SsP-
-. .bn-rh lat eve-ing 70 listen 70 " -
rulvsr. 1r.. esiosea one Of ~ sr rsa's''
ana r,ost entertaining lsein-es ever -s-
E~s-es n this cry. 3sa paSaas -ass1
wr F.gsr Is qss's rs uzaeh sf .scees' As
2, his esasseriti sanerun- hls ~Zls
.,r;-x. eouvai.e.i has aziisnee- sai 'Sai
.s,..,, susv IA szaslIszt aE@or- Tasre Fa''
-, 4. Is-xe srrue1gzs Of shofss'zss sEs'a =
~, ,,,.s-s., ssss w&s wsa werss lassal1Hs :
wr Falssr 5ecisrss shss iae aa''asf
- - Eat iavssfes3 n "ess =
=. s.- taz aysreiy gpss ca 'TisFs-
us ssun1 aaer~v easse. Sas ass
-. s,sueh 20 esseh We
s..s .p.cs sro1zH 20 r=bii-a ane ssaf
~ -. b.'ssr thinzs ish .birA hs' s''dr4's
.n,-.ss4 We ezn ssssEe Use = aasers =
- Tn,,~.t ia, 50 a-sen y a4na is = 'rss'-
m,;eh ssev eansos .Eara 80 zaiss iifs'f -
..,,-4u,ssv sfars;s. saozid r. fsssss
- Y,....sse cspsf4l Cry ass r he Sss. =
,.urrrs Of a eorsilsl ~ A-snse-