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Arizona republican., 1893-03-10
BINDING a SHARK.
The Remarkable Escape OF n Pearl Diver
from n Fearful Death.

ihc Aschpt OF " Diver
from Fearful Death.
A successful diver must possess great
courage and nerves of steel. Such a
man, connected with large wrccking
company, was visiting the pearl fish
cries in the gulf of California On one
of his trips in quest of the pearl oyster
he had narrow escape from fearful
death. Frank Leslie's Magazine tells
the story. He had been instructed
never to stir FROM the bottom until he
had looked up and around. Fortunate
ly he needed the advice. Having filed
his bag, he glanced quickly about, and
caught sight of huge shovel-nosed
shark watching him. In an emergency
men think fast. Near the diver was a
large rock. He moved quickly to the
other side of it, hoping to dodge the fe-
rocious monster. But the maneuver
did not work; the shark watched every
movement, changing his position by a
slight motion of his powerful tail
Time was precious, and the diver con-
ceived the idea of binding the shark by
stirring up the mud. Under cover of
that he might escape. He worked for
dear life, and had the water thick with
mud in less than half a minute Slip
ping around the rock again he rose to
the surface, having barely strength
enough to reach the side of the boat,
and was hauled on board just as the
voracious man eater made rush for
him
Arizona republican., 1893-03-10

OYSTER SAUCE.-Pound one pint OF
oysters in mortar, and to it add two
cups of wine; put them on to boil and
add two tablespoonfuls of salt, half a
teaspoonful of cayenne pepper. Let it
boil up again; then strain through
sieve and bottle when cold. Sherry or
a sour wine is to be used.-Detroit Free
Press.
CRANBERRY SAUcE.-Wash one quart
of cranberries in cold water, put them
in porcelain kettle, add pint of boil
ing water, cover, cook five minutes,
press through a colander, add one
pound graduated sugar, cook one mo-
ment and turn out to cool. This mix
ture should be thick but not jelly, as it
is sauce. When jelly is wanted cook
five minutes after adding sugar. -Bos-
ton Budget.
Arizona republican., 1893-03-10
The Atlantic & Pacific R.R.
The Great Middle Route Across the
American Continent in COnnec-
tion with the Railways of
the "Santa Fe Route"
LIBERAL MANAGEMENT
SUPERIOR FACILITIES,
PICTURESQUE SCENERY,
EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATIONS.

The Grand Canon OF the Colorado, the most
sublime of Natures work on the Earth, indie
seribable, can easily be reached via Flagstaff,
Williams OF Peach Springs on this road. To
the Natural Bridge of Arizona and Montezumas
well you can journey most directly by this line.
Observe the Ancient Indian Civilization of Ia
guna, or of Aeoma, "The City of the Sky"
Visit the Petriied Forest near Carrizo See and
marvel at the freak of Canon DiablO. Take
hunting trip in the magnificent pine forests of
the San Francisco Mountains. find Interest in
the ruins of the prehistoric Cave and Cliff
Dwelers. View the longest Cantiever bridge
in America across the Colorado River.
T. X. GABEL, General Superintendent, Albu-
querque, New Mexico. W. A. BIssELL, General
Passenger Agent. San Francisco, CAL, and Al
buquerque, New Mexico. II. S VAN SLYcK,
General Agent, Albuquerque, N. NJ.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-10

s~rsra IF shs n<n =: the ksnn<see ss:
sea. mis-. q plessasf spakxn Yasns Eng
Essraxn. not sslsIy bssssss ~ mnaanru
yers xrscssss and Won shsir confidence,
cut beeaHse he Las Nth him some Of rnsis
hr,s e.sned Hssasy AZ sse.s At sbsir IN.
s<s clSthss-
AsoHt sLs .eeks go yoang man Of
good address sppex-ed II ths assesai Hs
.ss~ss elesn aisehssse fran ths EagEst
srny. ~bsrs be ssys be served 10 yeEs.
lie -a good musician and vas enlisted
anser TIE nssls Of K.ehafd BssvE.ns- H
.soa got isso he god sracss of cd IL
rs1.
Wednesday he got an honr's leave Of sb-
.eacs absss aeon " eoDs ints tpsa y -
. check exsbed. Tso Of the other men
v.s.et hss 10 s~s shscks eaSa<4 for st<m.
Jne Of saasn had . cheek fer s33-s2 ssd
saosasr fss ss.as. He saxraxsd . aeS go
o-~-co.: t,cz one Of The zssn and pair Of
s!oTes. He sssi be wanted 20 bay az over
COS: Ike il sud took TIA; % show tse
dealer.
TIA, nftersoon browning rAs sesn IN
Gsr,gassr su. hasn't besa area siaee u the
srs@nsl. He j. rho9sss 20 hare deserted.
He - .bou, e yezrs OH. stands 5 feet s i-2
Fncbs.. 1. ih.ekses rsi rhia< about 40 ibs.
HI. eeusp .srian j. rather dark and be has q
shxhs xs2stschs and xos1ee- He has 10
HeessIe impeachment ia hls spescn-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-10

Paof. Lee. ~to sszirs his easrse IT az
ketzrs, % bsassxy IN the ceDxrssstisnal
eAsssI ssni sls ii 5 O'Clock. i 81 esssasssss
ia rs lse II stziy, = u nsssr fails % iassr-
sss sai ERstrass hss a1sienes. he 10 enc 81
sss EaSss paraisr tesehsrs IN Bs-sasn Ces-
Isgr, wss TIE i<sdsr Of tie Bowaesa sSpesi-
sses 70 I-ssrsies. and hss VISITED ts< ssFsaf'
Of AssSiasa ia ersss 70 psYsanaiiy sxsnEss
type. q fife which eess airsesls ca ~
sesencs be lass nssse Ri. Ese york
In tae Assrsus eities ~ Ss~ Ertsara
ssgre h< s.s i<etursa Be j. .rsaea o. y
TIE nsx assssssss manner He isss esen
sasftsi 70 gre ~ s3irss. bsssrs tie Ansef'
sesz Ass1ezstsoe for The Advancement o.
Suisse. sieA Aells iss asaasE sssrssss u
As@ Hassn. Cann-. s.siF ia 5aaa~Fy
'Trsis " TIE sss; ep7srsssi'Y ta's ssoIess
Of Asssss. h.vs ever hal Of ine ,,
sys xni sye sas IL sAs asssi distressing SAP
iecs. ia .cisres By ore sha 10 pssfees1s
sst~s to ysSsix
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-10
'-1Hr GoLoxs wssnsss.~

Direct from ss twenty weeks At The PArk
hsstrs, Bostaz. comes The Golden We'd
ding to reesaEs the vsssaiet Of cur ssessre-
soe,s- In al ssssssili particulars The pro
sas;isa here the management sxys. VII Be
the .sss@ as that gwen during the long Bos-
soc ruz-tss c.ss ~iH te siraost identical,
ssa se. fessEre sttes N the p~reon OF
Miss Fl,is Aaa;-. Ne~ Yerx's lsssst ssnss-
t2ossl daacsr-
TIE Bo.tor fsr0-i,es, George F0r.essaae,
Roser1 Ersa. Hurry Mack. Fiorsscs Dua-
bsr. The Clipper Quartet and the scxtesfe
Of prg,;y girls ssill eonsiase 10 pssase sfih
sheir ,ssss trs.ss ,reei.isie-- vhiis Nth tae
ssssstSscs Of the ze~-caosers, s1msshsns
pSw .ai entertaining Is cnnsts,s's esias
4ss sd
II ase wishes 10 see = sAss m Hhiea
lsaxlt<s {. ssex sasi care unxrr~n, fh>s
shaaia nss rsJss The Gpsssn We-tiisg,
here New. -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-10

4%L - Nj 'PNF s@ts
VI ga~ard Poai~r who sipzs 81 tSs Dors
wsl-y sacred eoreers al the Opera house
srsi sunday evening. IL very Sac tsaor
stasg- His seics Is o; robust qualify, but
syrnpsshssse 70 the aasst 3esrss. His hss-
l.d. aessr fail 10 i0ash the hearts Of bis a.
4:sacs. and q izse sacred eoHeers n Bangor
las; ssnssy evening .his rendition Of Palm
B-snchss.- caleb forth ihs xrsatsss sp-
pause, 9ohgsEx hin 20 respond 80 svo calls
Mr. Pocket Ike Misses Lord and Thomas
saa Mr.. Hsisxeii AAs receivs9 All lis in
.srset5ons from Mss wilsy and she IL Just
ly prezI Of har sesk. Mr.. Frank Hssskeii
hss very syEpstsstic bass vosee Which Be
ass ~iih ssc-Ilsut sxpr e.-ion. Miss W isy
~ill sinz Dsalsy Backs Ave Maria and
"ora Pro Sobis.T by Picoiloasiui- TINS
sosz hs. besn requested At every concert
stree the srss tine Niss Wiley sang Il tn
bsnxor
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-10

Bug. b.se. ~.

Ba1g. hsass enG-
Nos oas's ears scAe 10 fnue - n;Sma
hos de naa's nm AcAsd w. uflnnn1 ~
esnnesins stAnp- II b i lhGnnnI
hassses b may eancei 49, I1.aoo = q
enarse Of de dsy, fhossA - : 1nessl
vsats b< sseasediy szoeY<issaI- n -
Wis vsth csc Of ne cd eaaesstae alss
esa DO LOO se.ssrs or psssaI emds r =
hour il esassasrsd "a exDsst-
Iamaxin< she change sspaGtk " ~
esreegssrs machine ttst - Yxp1 > -
yss-s NO szd has aesn peSfsesed sE4il 4
vi esaces s5,ooG I@ste.s q Ssssal sneds i
- hs9f. @s~r ~sss
Thsss maehises - ns8s - - 1nss.
ssssa.l ssp2Ey conpgay Of S<v Ysrk
.sd are seiax PSF ists he inssr pssseA-
sss. =
THIS oae. sss second i - - -,
isus asysns oes, nss beea Is he Augsssa
eHrs for sevesai seeks bat vas - - =
asst Tnarsssy. vh<n Mr. Ckas- NSooisi.
representing TIE esnpsny, sst i up snd 3D.
,sssed L.
Hsraa by a. el~erric nlosoF and sre~d-
lily ssear 90 sii shs vssesss " snsss. -.
ssers. tam and thick. and postal essds -
sAsssd through !: Ike cards tssosg . gam
els-s axs1s.
TIE mall is fed in through = series a.
rsbser rolls aaf carried "a . tssp sh6Ah -
lsss~s die, the liz nakisg sns reveisficn,
20 nsss>r vAsshss tks sarsiops - LOG -
shors TIE machine leeds cd h1s - II
systematically. sad ~ issxkxs - eAek<d
o. . srsy ss the seas II - nsahzss. na4y
ssr tic eases. E,sr Rsfre = npSssnd.
!. .ssnp Is eanesis~a - : rssstpas -
pr. q ,srs saa dsts sed posofaee.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-10

The powers thst are % net ssy much ~
spee.sr & further changes IN he nafi mai
z'sart- The trsfve company fosnstiu,
most Of he officers seem 70 thiak viu n e
~ eorne, ha, whether i rili be bFpssbs
sbcus IBIS year j. ancsrsain, II IL coon
pAny regiments 90 inso camp nerf sunrnsf,
however, the new ecmpsrIes are hkeiy .
b formed before January Is- Il i gen
es.gy thought that Il farthe, changes re
made hey VIII be The aSsitson Of eon-
pany from Hoaisoz nd oae fnon Nseha.
TO the Second Repm@ss. the Sheridan ri-ies
Of Portland and the YarnsssA anEssry 70
re Kirs Regiment
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-10

-
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fAH - 60 ~ a snss f5~&e.s
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- ~ aDsEfznEzk = = -
49,.
CO. g. -. Ne.
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Eopgf - IINrG- - - - r. = -
III - = -: c. ~ - - - =,
f42w9f uWcw - s...,sss.s - - 80
IT, s. VI71r s-1 - ~ &. 49, =
&D = 8 ~ -, ss-& ss.l<SSss
kWA 49, q. II - - ~. e -. - - 4S
- f T51..s.s - - - AzSess>. K
- - go - q 1872 ~ -
6zn9nuxSSpes + s1iss ~ar1 - -
- - Ss....i ~ =. ~ -. -
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s11r{ne ks56-s ~
I1ssS -. ss.sz - ~ - -
Wssf Ynf - ~ .sss.. 1st19as
pzsnre. srs q - y ~ spesr. Asfkss
y{eAe Wsses - : ~ - ttsA, -. 81
Hases - 6 "a = - e
SsEls. HI. ]. - - Iev = -
- ~ 1577 - . = 49, -. - 49,
~ - ~ 49, ~ - n40s
Az - Tsx-s 49,. - H.<ass seszs~n
- - $3.50. ~ 4SA1e ~ - 49,,
~ - 49, B1eef4 s4nseA.
Ox<s~1 1ufEs.s.ss - - CSphkxq1& -
ne. $50 - ~ ~ 49, - Aelds1k
Hssss -. - z: -, -. -; q ~ - -
Ws@x~ Ae&e1Desx4 enre sd
Is 49, 49, -. =. * - - w11ess, >xs,
- s3 49, 49, T. 49, - ~ A4Af, Stas~
-. NJ. II - = Z - 1Is<S - " stsr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-10


EevDossmax, Ma. Nos. Z. 1885
Esssssrx o. tAe EeRse6se Jesysaf
In fas ssp.y shieA recentsy mA3s 20 =
communication IL ysur paper eoncesains
mcesys Fslsed b. myset q Bev5s.ahsm
Ritxe. In the interests Of the wc-i1rs evxn-
seExs,ssa. szssd that nv hocks voiii
soun be inspecs<i u . convenaion ano~f -
BE- Assd in Great Falls, r. H. Tnaf eossen-
lien wss held ~ s:assA che books sharsszhls
sxsnfnad xrd the inciosed lssser sent 70
eseA aoper. Learning yesterday that some
Of The donors had rot rsceirsd the Letter
addressed 10 them vrise to AK yss 70
print Il ia your paper. If yo7 viii Do 70
yoa vii greatly ohEge the writer
! r. ". SsspFeap-
soxszsxoRrB, y. H.. Oct 4, 1875
Bxxx fzssxD AT toe ecasssssoa held
n Burrest Pork. Semerrv or.as =. H, from
SEPTEMBER Is 70 October z. Al orgaaixssisa
"a. effected under ihe following name :
The wost5's Eyargeiiza.ion .Crnsate o.
Apostolic Principles. committee OF
three, Rev. r. 81. Biekford, Mrs. II Ain
aey sanasord sna Esanxslist Mis- z. sss-
son, we're easser 10 Asdf NE books ID TIE
serinx treasurer. aud 6isssisate tie Hsons,s
70 their xp1oi7tssf es
The saeSoinezi 10 their rspest-
II. ". SS1pfosp.
fa. We hare examined The books Of
ST.. sandfera azs ssd them sesosassly
correct.
md. The mossvs have b<en assa ~ d.
rested BY ,be 4nnsrs-
srd The Balance IN hard has eeen
turned orpr % Bro. Bsakfssd- sna he VII
eDes,nzn;-sss sssh the tssors eescerrsss T.
ar. We soai sazves' thst ali taots
rho hare pledged esssys for mission york.
~, shsss Pledges % sAsis treasurer SD m
ssrucs hin ssr = sss ssjs~s ssey wisa 4 7se<i
Mrs. ttis p. Lancaster, Fast Bos'ioin-
ham. Ne. Mr.. Jsssss Bxheeck, Hillnarn'
n r; Mrs Dr. !. A. Tsrue-, 80 Bross-
var. Px.ersor, y. J I; tressrrsrs-
SiSnsi.
y. H. BEcEEo8r- Au4ir;nx
Mz-. Fl. EissEs sssnsoED, Car pr;,.ee.
pS. III say VITO have ALREADY Pssf insi'
el,slvss. u;si thesr nssnsy 20 be usssi IA s,s
.r4s,l. i siirscaen- let thsea sfass ssesf de-
mrs . tie ts<sssf<r. Ms nj. r LAae.s-
~. E&s BcwSasnssns Ne. "a srs&sEg
AL ss7<ss wishes iiks those Who pss tseir
t.sesrss m the future. shsi - eafesxns
enEpGsed with. - W. o.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-10

The orss,et p .ssst large Fx-s riM n
.=ra she excg-.ioa - Bostoo AID return oy
,ss serAn.sY Ksrastse, shssh has hesn ar
ranged for Tuesday. November itth- ~,
srip i % f4vss yssssss ~so -Iss to .ssen1
TIE rssssee Performance Of TIE -bisck
Crosk'' n De Boston Tnesare o. Weanes-
A. No~snhsf issa. Ths feiiss ing ~
d.rA suoss haze se~a nsas 100 ssss TAP
Sec nsskm~ suS rsasss- ~ 90 IRON
Gssainsr. sisissseil AID Augusta ~ r
surH. - 70. - ss
~ !. IN sxssiisas eppcftassfy - via.
d. Ii.s a = veg resssaasae txafe. sno
lsvehssees . zssss iaAny vsai aTaaa tfsen-
srlxes az II
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-10
The Secret
Of Good Fo0d.a

VNOU use salt, OF cpm9e-
ia an essential Of life md
yVt it Is doubtful # yuu
can distinguish the difference
ibcsxeen good salt and bad
The di&rence IS n the
vstreuzth and Hzvur-adul
Atrat;ou Is the secret If you
xuzutgood food use good salt
The be=t By hr IS Diamond
1 CxystA Salt. y It's all salt
Rsehed } in I moisture-pEoof
boses; also in bags Sold
ev.ryvhere- Prepared onlyby
e.6 crystal M e. y. c,Hx. ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-10

L. III. B.-xsss O Ga are neesi-g Vim
great .ses-.. Il ts<s. rssre srfsiriax fac
ss~r. Mss Ia. Hxxas s-a - Besn
*-- ss;a kssasls Pleass ] ~isa shs .as< ss<'s
.ss sawrs. Tie firm Is aaw rsa.a1 ~
ps7s for Miss Hssssa Mstssssfs -. Hsase-
vel DoaAess~s before -ary esss ~
ersa VII - ers-rxn visa eriers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-10

rrz Hsr.ev ear % Boston "a h's'isess
yss;<s4ss.
M .as Ms. Jsess E-issras rssursed p
Boston TAasssxy-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-10

I - q sll77< e s. - q
~ 51fll - -!
tt = AAHns 1&HE kNoEs - - - 1uno1
- - 0emA - - - 01n4 -
81 - = j. - ese42e leyes
"a - -. - - - - =
-
~ - 81 oko = 010 - ~ 49,
2 ~ 49, - ~ =; - cnnsananx -
|e1n1t DMAt. ss1l - ae1l<1s<A ~gss1sEs> II
|~840 - k11sssy - nrnrnt -
0AAy1-ER14 toanrp ueneo - - -
gnRnes ~ = h sssey losA ~ alPpa1g -
10y $780, Ay4a{. seenss1ss 1872
Mmpe vnst c.. IA ~ coAHren -. notf<lnA.
XfEA6T ~ IavN s(-K~ss. ~
~A - nau1np - ~ vunur1 wnns11 even.
49, = - ssSsn - snErfs WOsIDs
sss S = s.. ss.s.ssn ~. sssss. - = =
- =. - S.ss. - f..-a..s.x. t.s[s
-, - ~ 1920 - 49, :, u -
- - ns.sss s.s.sf. -. zIs sss
s
4s
- - - - - :.
- f-ss ~ e~tesseax s'esf. hAs<e -
-e-seA - 49, - sseet <ss ~ 80 esexs
49,. A<ss y &as<eA S1A.3sd usA - Nwnf1f4
y having = SSpsy prsx sss<e. Aaxssss-
-, : 5000
n
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-10

cry morning - tie bsu possible Des3san
tszrsszh Which 20 9sss The pufcbaslsx
eIas4<s- II . 81 ose< the cHsArEsr ns~-
Sinm. and the Noss HyyxrrrvK. Il VII
never fail 70 rAr-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-10
FOR SALE.

FUR 0AxAlEs
G hale WA o. frxsk. n ts*fsss. 90 Rises
Road : Esi.ss frosa Aarxssa Bfsssr- tsas efxaxsI
~zsT sofsinx tasa. t.n shefry trees etc. Exssslfs
81 iae pse@iss- sosSsAsinse.
ESOH sALR--Iisr.s. hzsaess sssi To- basE,.
Il year add fsxre 80 It=s- aars bar. eoss1-
s ssy s ssst H. a ~ Mi .s a. .se. s..i s III,
s~ss VI yeaf ssn pfsss II yes ysrr teas. 1
have nc sse .s< u. xvisx eseta soon ard mas,
ssli. Gail GA II. \. sess~r;. sf,s~ ssose. Gssdi
oef. Me- nes-:tp.
TyOB sALE-sssa place If rerss rad
Il god ssSghkosisasa. a.ss ecsooa. good
o. Tsfss A asr6zan far sssssso<sy. Address W
k.f.g..s C.x. .essaim.
Ly0R sALE.-rss rsrk her~s sad fssr
~ asisiss hosss. AIRY - u o. Nssss's.
Western ssssav- nos5ssf
LYON ssI.E-tts exehsas~ toe Other property
T. fsrzs % sf-sst TO aests. afss; 10 ralEasss
4rise Of Aarsssa trsdxss Is4sirs Of A. b. sara,
Aszasta- n. oeszdss
ESOn SALE -1Jia pzIsr.. .hols sas eleas.fof
- .ssppans Or cshss Purposes. e ss'- psr Va
EARMs YOn SALk-Ths too farms owne.s
sog ssls. ose the ss.l kes~n Ps;ser@on Vars. 20
called. % The North bsifsss rad IN Augusta.
kboss mile ssoa The ksHesbex BfiSge- The
ether. Known TIE kesiss Fzxra. 90 ;hs Toxss
dxlsossu rosd in Creissa. shoss tpS ssites fsea
Augusta These fums xrs very d.eiratis. sisf
are Offered fsr .aS. for the srYse u ses'isas the
estate Of TIE iAss Jos~pb W. Fsst<s~oe. xnd nsst
b sold. Aypiy or s1aress. Lenazli Isteosae. IA
LYON SALE-Use n<v ptsssss. god Gre.
IL One to6 haeey, te rood order. twe se<esd
han1 eS<s ksxf5es, two seooed hzsd xr0e<ry Or
empress vs9vss. one Cgn<9rd sjelsa. sbf.e hof,ss.
II exised for sooR vii b. Aold ssfy ehesp.
sax<Stt: The J. " beLLgx Co.
ESOB eALZ-sso<y asd hall soss<. s.Hx
Il fsons, s.afle essserssd. Cali o. o. ID
dress e. T. Hexi<, - Bsva'i -. AzesstS-
anesdn
EyOB sALE-IIoe e1xsc vfsh . lot of 1oers.
IL ufnsows, kiin4s etc, for efN. Part Esy.
rnsn7 By tnssaiiDenf II Desired a. q. AndfsSs
Aagss.a. Ne. tsne.Sdu
CNOR eALE-rfvs hss1sed ttosss.z hrssAs
e Fuller 3 Cosy. III aaz IA water ssfs<G
aR.zedn
IHO8 sALE-Hosses n da~.sst pAsts Of sse
u afy, fxsx'ns = rvsoe frea ~ 70 essa
Alsc soeA sasszs ID tAis ssfy aaA sasrsAess Arysy
q me cees q = o SaGG- Ais'7 q -. sad
Dealer iR xss4 E<tats- setXdf
szRb~s 81 aeassta fe&61sases 70 Asgst.a.
NJ rzfytaS u psioss frso ol6o 70 o1,k<s0y
also seTefs 10 70 lS sero Dsaess 10 ttr ssesfbs 81
Ne 4 rasnse. Of hvns II Kssssbee eorsfy
szsyfsx in pesss sscx el1po W oe0ssG. Horses
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-10
Dreams
Fulfilled

A. the c HID
dreams Of Santa
Clans. 20 does the
ambitious business
man dream Of IA
ereasina the rI-
une Of his trade.
and shsreby snlafx-
ing his income .
He can accomplish
this reszif II be has
. few geHaiss bas-
Q6ns 70 ozes every
day. sazi lets : h e
people kro~ ssCzi
them. TIE sot-
uuEns Of the nevs-
paper shat feaeses
Il 200 neasers er-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-10

Ere. D. Barring Ge'sa-
Frusea Pfrs<<. Tss- W.
Cxsk Ra<ssli
Fxls< sfxs+. A H4azsf
Hazdy A1<ty. 3 L1res-
Ms<slssi ssroT7f. By
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-04-29

A Bangor family recently engaged cook
who was quite an artist with the kitchen
utensils and the raw material at her dis
posal, although she Was not on good
terms with the cookbooks, being unable to
read. She identified canned goods. for in
stance, by the pictures on the can labels
But once at least this did not work, and
the result was amusing. A can OF desic-
Gated cocoanut was brought to the house
by the groceryman. and 1t bore the we'll
known trademark cut Of the monkey daily
ing with q cocoanut When her gaze fell
upon that can, she was astounded. "Oh.
ior'f she CALCULATED. II have seen canned
corn. canned peaches and most everything
canned, but bless meif this amt the frst
time ! ever saw any canned monkeyP-
lewiston Journal
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-04-29
nouas Pig atoriss.

In the south Of England the pig Ia the
family pet and pride, and In Hampshire es-
pecially his position IN as important ~ that
Of "ths gintlomAns THAI pays the rint" oi
Irish cottages. A. woman. In that county
who was dying. after a long illness, ex-
pressed her mournful regrets that she had
never seen the present pig and added that
II her, husband had known In time how
much she wished 1t he would have carried
sit up to her bed chamber. Now, however.
it was too large and heavy.
Indeed the local mind seems to be en-.
gagged In constant speculation upon this
useful animal. A clergyman who wondered
whether his flock understood the long words
Of his sermon asked one Of then, II he knew
what was meant by .predcstination."
well, sir,n returned the laborer, II be-
hevs it's something about the innsrds Of u
pig"
One old man is fond Of describing his
'.missuA" rs be first saw her at her con-
0rmation in . great cathedral.
= "And did you get acquainted with her at
once and ask her to marry youe" was the
question. -
+Eo, do, said no. II waited till | had
two pigs In my sty, and then. sir. knew I
was 3 match for any womanr'--Youth's .
Companion.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-04-29
Now Field For Pho.oerapA,.

Photography. tho mere art Of taking
sun pictures, has entered on q new field
and . thoroughly charming anA intsr-
esting one, Its only the truth 70 sAy
that this new phase is due almost solely
TO the amateur photographers. ltis the
science and art of grouping objects and
living beings in an artistic arrangement
and then taking . photograph Of ths
study. The effect Is in some Instances as
pleasing a. that Of beautiful psintink.
Indeed enlarged paintings could bemade
from some of these groups that would
grace any gallery in the land.
The amateur lady photographers have
been the ones to develop this sbrsnui.
most successfully, It is quits in line
with refined artistic tastes. It Is also
much easier TO use the warm, living flesh
and blood models to perpetuate an ar
tistic idea than to spend months and
years over dry paint and canvas and
then sometimes meet failure. The pos
dbilities are here almost infinite. limited
only by the photographers artistic gift.
To search long and carefully for beanti-
full models. to group them according to
tho thought in the artists brain and then
snap camera at the picture and pre-
serve it--there is not pieasanter fad or
relaxation than this. Every emotion
good and bad. every grace, every virtue,
beauty or .deformity can thus be depict,
cd it first hand. in this kind OF work
Miss Katharine Weed Barnes, grand
daughter Of Thurlow Weed. has few
equals. She has been pronounced In
London the most skillful amateur pho
tographer living.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-04-29
His Difficulty.

At the grocery store in Potato Hollow
the big eater of Spoon River Valley had
Just deyoured three dozen raw eggs within
the time specified in the wager and was
looking none the worse for the indulgence.
Don't you ever experience any trouble
from such an enormous feed as thati" in
quired curious spectator.
No, sir" replied the eminent gastrono-
mer, edging toward the cracker barrel.
1.-THE only trouble ever experience is gittin
somebody to furnish the aigs. s."-Chicago
Tribune
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-04-29

Mrs. Clara Foltz, when in San Diego,
had for examination one day a large.
burly Irishman. The idea of being ques-
TONED by woman lawyer was to him a
huge joke, until she began to question
him on personal matters, when. assuin-
ing suspicious air, he remarked. II
don't know yer intentions, mum, but I'm
married man. "-Argonaut.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-04-29

Employment Agent--What was the mat
ter with your last placer
Domestic-The couple had only been
married month, an cudn't stand tn love
maxim.
Agent-Well, here's a chance In house
where the couple have been married 10
years.
Domestic-That's too long. likes peace
an quiet. New York Weekly.