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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-19
MARRIED..

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10, 1892. q Nevt1p
Centre, Mass by the Rev. b. w. Barrows, Orlando u.
Thomson, Of New.York, to Mary Edna Burrows =,
Notices Of marriages must be Endorsed with
full name and address II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-19
IT,. COURT TENNIS TOURNAMENT.

Newport r. l.. Ang 1S.-Thc court tennis tonrha-
ment for the amateur championship did not begin 10
day as announced. There Is very little Interest ana
the tournament may not be played at all.
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Liebis Compapy's Extract Of Beef:
Once used becomes indispensable in the kitchen.

Words cannot describe the GLOSS Stiffness luxofisneA
with Barrys Tricopherous. Only cure for badness.
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Gperial Not,ces

s,ow's IJjsh Grade Bonbors, Chocolates ana Choice
Calls Iargsst variety ana fresh. Established 1850.
potter building SO Park Row and T. s. Hotel, Futonst.
cr,x UaIr DARKENFD BY DIR. HAYS'S HAIR
uiAilrH. REVIEWS COLOR BEAUTY Best Hair LOO
md Dressing Cue dandruh DfugglsS laee ootues oo:
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Religions Notices.

AT EIGHTEENTH STREET METHODIST CHURCH.
near stheye.Rey John 4; hswarc nom sas cssss
2:So; Grand rally o. ysani ysspls. $50 Az 1wSS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-19

KANSAS CITY AND RETURNED.
by "Arncricas Greatest Railroad" the New.fors
Central. Take the best. 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-19

Department Of State Washington d. G., August IL,
fsc-InfOrmatol has been received at this DeIarmsns
from Mr. l.. l.. Mescam, the Commercial Agent q the
United Noumea. NewClesonil OF the death on
the o,}th OF MAY 1892, Nounlea OF Madame Maria
Gabriel Rucsert Maria M9gdacna Elizabeth Froeich
Tn legal representatives. OF the teasd can obtain further
Information by applying 10 this Department
Per dispatch 40. Il. pated June II, 1872.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-26
ANNUAL ENCAMPMENT
Of Maine Sons Veterans will be Held
at Belfast, June 80.
Tine Order Of Business and Postprandiai Pro.
aramme-The Next Division Commander.

BELFAST. May 20 Special Il. +.
Clark camp. = of v, of Belfast. are max
ing active preparations for the reception
and entertainment of the annual eneamp-
nlenr of the Maine division, $. OF v, which
will be held in this city on June 80.
on the first day IN the forenoon the con
yenti0n of the delegates and past captains
will meet for organization. In the after
noon there will be a parade and in the even
ing grand bail.
The second day business meeting OF
the encampment will be held in the fore
noon, and in the afternoon the division Off
GERS for the ensuing year will be elected
and installed In the evening there will be
a grand camp fire and banquet. The fol-
lowing programme for the post-prandial ex-
ereises has been drawn up.
Address Of welrnme Capt. A. g Libby, Belfast.
Response Col T.. n could, Eockland.
q. \. f., Department Commander Dyer >kow
hogan.
" IL e. Rev, Mr.. Han,eom. Belfast.
l.. \. :. Col, +. G. Norma, fhomasf"n.
: Of v. Capt. Fred r.. Fairfield Augusta.
Ciiy Of belfast " II. Met leliaH, Belfast.
The Law Joseph " illiHnsnn Jr., Belfast.
The Clergy, Rev. K. T. Hack, Belfast
TaastmasteT. L. +. Duatun, Belfast.
The indications now point strongly
towards the election of Past Captain Fred
T.. Fairfield of Henry G.. Staples Camp of
Augusta as division commander at the en-
campment For the other elective offices
spirited contests will probably take place.
Everything seems TO show that this encainp-
ment will be one of the best and largest on
record IN Maine
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-26
THE REASONS
Given by the Granite Manufac-
turers' Association
For Locking 0us their Employees,
Quarrymen and Others.
They Say they are Glad to See The hasa csisa
into Business.

NIw loRN, May 25.-The Granite
Manufacturers Association issued state
ment TO the public this afternoon, giving q
rehearsal of the reasons for the lockout
among quarrymen, PAYERS and others. In
part 1t is as follows; The unions reasons
for insisting on MAY Isl and the employers
reason for insisting on January lst are the
essence of the present difficulty and may he
stated in a few words. The employers.
when closing their books and making up all
business statements and settlements for the
year, desire to know for certainty the rate
of wages, the hours of labor, etc. when en-
tering upon new year and not have their
business disturbed by possible disagreements
in the spring,
The unions desired to have all agree
men,s terminate MAY LIST, believing that
they can more easily dictate terms To their
employers in the middle OF the season than
at the beginning, and this reason has been
openly acknowledged
The charge made by the unions that the
Manufacturers Association compelled its
! members TO break existing agreements with
the workmen is denied and is untrue"
The statement concluees as follows
We do refuse, as we have right to refuse.
any new agreements which do not begin and
end with the calendar year, and no sound
or proper reason has been offered for any
other date. We are very glad to see that
some of the men are disposed 10 90 into
business on their own account, for there il
no other remedy so good as that 10 cure u
striker of his folly"
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Buncm,a', PuLs for bad liver.
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RICH
Beautiful Trip TO Europe to be Made by a
Young Lady and Her Friends.

RrcHMoSp, May 81 Special. Miss
Genevieve Stuart is making preparations
for trip to Europe this season, She will
be accompanied by her former classmates
at Wellesley, Miss Belle Morgan and Mis-
Juliet Wall of Chicago. The party will
leave Boston June 25th, on the steamer
Cephelonian and will be absent one year.
visiting all points of interest on the CONT
nent Immediately after their arrival they
will travel three months in company with
Miss DEMO. one of the faculty at Wellesley,
and chaperon of party from the college
Miss Denies company will then return to
the States, Miss Stuart and friends remain
ing to pursue their studies in French and
German. The young ladies' bear letters of
introduction from Secretary Blaine and
Chief Justice Fuller to the crowned heads
F. W. Blanchard, g. b. jenkins, W. r..
FaircIough and \. f. Theobald were today
chosen jurors to attend the nited States
district court at Bangor the first Tuesday
in June.
Services will be held in the Congregational
church Sunday.
Memorial dav will be observed az usual
an appropriate programme having been pro-
videtl
Charles Harrington has moved to Capitol
Island, where he is to open a hotel in June.
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UNIveRsALIsT CONVENTION.
The Programme for the Meeting to Be Held
in This City. Iune 7-9.

The programme for the Maine Universal
ist convention, called to meet in annua
session in the Winthrop Street Universalis
Church, this city, Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday, June 10. is as follows
Tuesday, June 7th-lO A. NJ. organiza
ton of convention: II A. NJ, sermon BY
Rev. Miss Myra kingsbury; p NJ.
occasional sermon by Rev. q. +. Stafford
ID. D., followed by the communion service
Rev. Messrs. Il. II. Aldrich and W. f.
Gaskin officiating; ..30 =. NJ. platform
meeting with address by Rev. s. Gilbert
Our Opportunity and What 1t Involves,
and address by Rev. 4. Conklin, "A Prac-
teal Opportunity of the Church"
Wednesday, June Sth.-5 A. NJ, confer
euce meeting. led by Rev. b. Brunning; .
\. NJ. conference meeting; 7. NJ, meet
ing of Woman's Centenary Association
80, Z. NJ, platform meeting; addresses
First subject and speaker to be annouced
Rev. Henry Blanchard. ID. d.. The Uni
versalist Church the Vanguard of the
Church Universal
Thursday. June 9.---5 A. NJ, conference
meeting, led by Rev. o. +. Afford; A. NJ
conference meeting, led by Rev. f. A
Reed $50 4. NJ. address. speaker am
topic to be announced. Address by Rev
L. l.. Houghton. How Can the Churcf
Aid in the Solution of the Social Problems
These addresses to be followed by discus
?. NJ, sermon, preacher to be announced
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-26
THE COLUMBIAN FAIR.
What Women are Doinq.

At the special request of the Empress of
Germany the Princess Frederick Karl. aunt
of the Emperor, has accepted the presidency
OF the womens commission, which will CO.
operate with the board of lady managers
in promoting the wOmen's exhibit at the
Fair. The committee which has charge OF
the women's work in Germany includes .
number Of women of the highest social posi-.
tion and will prove a most valuable auxil-
iary.
The Illinois Woman's Exposition board
contempiate= a novel exhibit as part of i;s
work, in the form Of model home. The
idea is to show the IDEAL conditions that
should surround a womsns lifc in the house
hold and demonstrate the facilities that can
be provided at a moderate cost. If the plan
Is carried into execution 5000 will be ap-
propriated and the building erected with u
special view to its sanitary Conditions and
arrangements for heating. lighting and
cooking. The members Of the board who
advocate the exhibit are confident they can
secure liberal contributions Of material
from Illinois builders, thereby bringing it..
cost within reason limit. The women Of
Philadelphia have project Of similar
character. They are raising money BY
subscription to erect and exhibit at the Fair
a model Philadelphia Mechanics home. -"
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EMINENT PEOPLE.

General y. T. Banks gives a good deal
of attention to gardening in his old age
Visitors to wai,ham few days ago saw
him in working clothes, busiiy planting
potatoes.
Edward Everett Hsie Is not only 'doubIe"
man, he is dozen men, says his confrere.
Edwin ID. Mead. in the June New England
Magazine. His dozen irons can all be kept
hot, his dozen horses all kept abreast and
all on the 9allop. He adds an editorial
horse to his team here or there with the
seeming freedom of the boy adding new
game to his repertoire.
Jacob Gould Sehurman. the new pre.i.
dent of Cornell, was clerk in a village
store on Prince Edward Island when a boy
Of thirteen. He studied hard at home, and
gained some scholarships in local colleges.
which enabled him to go to London. Ir
the university there he had some famon.
teachers-.James Martinean in ethics
Jevons in logic and political economy, Rob
ertson in philosophy and Henry Morley in
English literature. He studied afterward.
at Edinburgh, Heidelburg and Go,tingen.
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MARKET REPORTS.
New York Money Market.

NEW YoRK. May %.
Money easy, lall
Prime paper ut sal,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-26
DOUBLE TEAM RECORD. 2.1aI.4.
Belle Hamlin and Globe Make New Record
on a Regulation Track.

PaILApEIriuA, May 25.-The double,
team trotting record ON regulation track
was reduced to 2.l3 IA today by Belle
iiamlin and Globe at the Belmont driving
track. The team was hooked to skeleton
wagon weighing less than 100 pounds, and
trotted the mile without skip. Time by
quarters, 33, - 81, 81 IA 81 l-3.
The worlds double team trotting record
of 2.l3 was made by Belle Iiamlin and
Justina over the Independence, Iowa, kite
shaped track, Oct, %, 1890. The fastest
previous time on regulation track was
10 made at Baltimore last week by Belle
Uamlu and Globe
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--
FRIENDSHIP CUTTERS
Settle Their Trouble with the Union Granite
Co. and Sign Bill Of Prices.

THoHasroS, May 25.-The granite cut
ters of Friendship, employed by the Union
Granite Company, which has the contract
for General Grants memorial monument.
also for the memorial arch of Brooklyn,
y. Y. have signed bill of prices for one
year. from May 2ith. the stone-cutters to
receive nothing less than 80 per day. black
smiths 81 per day, IL men to constitute a
gang. Nothing but union men to be en-
ployed. The men have been out 2i days.
Michael Bowdoin of Concord, \. H.. of the
executive committee, was present.
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ENDORSED CLEVELAND
But Will Vote for Him Only After Being Pre-.
sented by New York.

VANCOUVER, Wash, May %. -- The
Democratic convention today strongly en-
dorsed Cleveland but refraincd from in-
struciing the delegation. After the con-
vention adjourned, Secretary Hazard OF
the state. committee, sent n despatch to
Senator David Il, Hin stating that the
delegates chosen today will cooperate with
the delegates from New York, Connecticut,
New Jersey and Indiana in naming a cand-
date who can be elected. The dispatch
further says Not one of our delegates
will vote for Cleveland until his name is
presented by the state of New York"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-26

LOUISVILLE. May 25.-The Democratic
State convention met here today. District
delegates were chosen to the Chicago con-
vention. An anti-Cleveiand or anti-instrue-
ton candidate for temporary chairman was
elected Congressman James B. McCreary
was elected permanent chairman. and made
a brief address, predicting victory He
named Cleveland, Carlisle, Morrison. Gov.
ernor Flower Of New York and others a
possible Presidential nominees. Each name
was cheered.
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A RANK INSULT.
British Soldiers, With Officers,
Order the Stars and Stripes,
Flying Over Canadian Stores, Witt
Flags of0ther Nations Taken Down.
10 Avoid Trouble Sterskeepers Complied.
nattes to be Investigated.

MONTREAL, May e5.-Yester,iay three
petty officers and five men of the brigade OF
the Montreal garrison artillery (militia
entered the store of Lorge & Co, hatters
of ST. Lawrence, Main street, and demand.
ed that the Stars and Stripes fying outside
be taken down.
The clerk in charge pointed out that the
French, Belgian, Swiss and British nag.
were flying as well as the American flag, 10;
decorative purposes only. The men in.
sisted on the removal at once of the Ameri
can flag.
To avoid trouble the Stars and Stripe,
were taken down. The same mihtiameu
visited the store of one Pointras and made d
similar demand as TO the American nag
which, with others, was floating in the
breeze. Again, 10 avoid trouble the ban,
ner was pulled down.
Several other stores were visited. and The
owners compelled To haul down the Ameri
can flag. The matter was reported to til,
brigade major and an investigation will b,
held
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-26

Rev" Nelson A. Genther. for assault.
was bound over 10 the grsnd jury in the
sum of $500, at Portland, "Wednesday.
Mrs. Mary Kicker, aged 7s, of Canaan.
was robbed of Sl2 that was in her pocket
book, AMI terribly beaten and ehoked by
an unknown man, early Monday morning
John +. Woois. a prominent insurance
agent and citizen Of Pennington for many
years, was stricken with paralysis while on
the street, "Wednesday. and died at noon,
aged 50. He leaves widow and one
tIaux xbtpr
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NEW JERSEY DEMOCRATS
Instruct Delegates to Vote for Cleveland as
Long as His Name is Up.

Trenton, n. j., May 25.-Thc Demo
cratic convention elected the following dele
gates at large 10 the Chicago convention
Senator John X. Mcpherson, Gov. Abbott
James Smith, .jr., and Miles Ross, Electiof
of district delegates followed. A platform
was adopted fayoring tariff reform; de
nouncing the Mckinley act; charging tht
present national administration with rcckles,
extravaganza condemning the policy o
free coinage of deprecated legal tcndel
silver and the further purchases of silver
bullion; declaring the use Of silver as
money should he relegated to concerted
action of commercial nations instructs tn,
national convention to east the vote of III,
state for Grover Cleveland as long as hi
name is before the convention.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-26
II IS MURDER.
An Armenian Stabs a Fellow countyman
With Sheep Shears at lynn.

LINN. Mass. May 2j.-This afternoon
Abraham Hogopian stabbed Paul Markham
fellow Armenian. in the back with pair of
sheep shears. The stabbing occurred at
Peyear & Cos. morocco factory during dur
ing quarrel.
Hogopian is under arrest. His victim
lies at the Lynn hospital. on the verge of
death, the shears having penetrated his
right lung.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-26
COLLEGE ATHLETES


SPRINGFIELD, Mass, May -. - About
2oOo people witnessed the sixth annua
meet of the New England intercollegiate,
Athletic Association, at llampden Park TO
day, and saw amherst win the pennant for
the third consecutive time. Dartmouth wa,
a close second
In the pole vault the intercollegiate rec.
ord of 10 feet 3-i inches was beaten -
inches by II, l.. Towne of Williams. 4
keating bicycle, awarded for the best indi-
rltual performance, went to II. G.. ide
Dartmouth, who won both the 900 yard.
hurdle and 22o yards fiat races, breaking
the association records in both instances.
Score by colleges: Amhersts. firsts,
seconds: Dartmouth, 4 firsts, < seconds
Brown, = firsts, ; seconds Worcester Poiy-
technic. iirsts, seconds; Williams, >
tirsts; Wesleyan, / first, 2 seconds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-26

WASHINGTON, May 2j.-Pensions have
been granted to these residents of Maine:
Original George Fitzpatrick David Nor
rell. stephen +. Morse; additional, Horace
VI. Phillips; increase. Charles W. Smith,
ID. Robinson, Josiah q. Butler; reissue,
Benz. F. Rollins reissue and increase 10,
-eph o. Sturtevant widows, Caroline NJ.
jackson.
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PORTLAND. II: Gazettes. 4.
EVHTENISUs Y UuIcFteS' -
In Loosely Played Game at Lewiston. Port.
land Easily Defeated the Home Team.

LEwI-roS, May 24.-(Special. The
game between the Gazettes and the Port
lands was loose game by the homesteam
and victory for Portland. johnson, who
was released Tuesday night played on the
Portland team, He proved a valuable ac-
QUESTION and everybody is wondering why
he was released. The local management
will make some more changes soon. The
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-26

Government bonds, dull, easier.
Railroad bonds, active, strong.
The following are the closing quotations of sr.
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Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO, May -.
FLOrg-frn, nomiDaily unchanged.
NHEAT--gHct, closed lpwer - no z spring,
- ass; : rcd, .sIasJ.
'OgE--hriH, higher; no 2. tJSGg.
OAf+-i0Wer' 40 2, 32ih-.
Hrt--DO2 2 -
BAELkT--Do z. 61a3H.
FLfxSEgit--Ho J. i(s
pOEE-rIO gttlg 2gI.
f,eF III. q . al
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Of iiood's SarsaparilIa az blood purifier
entities ii 30 your confidence. No other pre-
pIration has such record Of cure. of
Screfala, Salt Rheum, Blood Poisoning, or
other blood diseases. To try IL il TO know
its merit. Be sure to get Hoofs Sarsapa-
rilla.
For general family cathartic we conf
IDENTITY recommend Hoods Pills. They
should be in every home medicine chest.
d&w1yfolrmehti&w
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Will Save the CARGO.

NEw BEDroED, Mass, May, 25.-Thc
tug Volunteer arrived in the lower harbor
tonight with the dcrelict schooner France
Edwards in tow and anchored the schoonef
near the lower beacon. The schooner is
not worth repairing, but the cargo is worth
saving. Captain Timothy Akin, of Guilty
hunk, boarded the vessel OFF Cuttyhunk this
morning and sent boat to this port for Il
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Cheered hiIl's Name.

Denver. Col, May 2j.-The Democratic
convention today chose T. NJ Patterson
DIR. Paul, J. NJ. orman and Theo o'Don-
nell delegates at large TO Chicago Every
mention of Senator David B. Hills name
was loudly cheered
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-26

LoNuoN, May 25.--The House of Com
mons today passed ON lis second reading
the bill of RI. RI, Hon, James Stansiield
reducing the period of electors required to
reside in constituency in order to qualify
10 vote, from one year to three months. fix
ing the new register that will come into
force November l.
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NEW YOnk. NAV N
FLorn-Receipts. 3ita7 pkgs. exports, 5oss
bbls 1870 sacks; unsettled moderately artiye--
quotations unchanged, - -,
rxtras ~ 6,aJ 20: CITY mills g,at 20: CITY mill.
nntents 4 (sInJ "a. winter Vh.nt low prpdss LDs
Mime sota clenr 4 ,i,aI 10. sttaigbt, ss,t 90
no,,u,. , 16ns fo. rye tni,tu,cs Il Go,t IN snr.,
fine uJuJ 1 -fylny
RYE tLoi.H-siead, quiet
WUEtr-Iipceipts "a 400 bush. exports eeass !.
sales /. Gpn: unsettled closing .trady moderate
dpinand-- No. RED J7Inlu afinat siore and eir
vator --: y7Iplp3 fob, No. 3 red -: No
northern iisapsI No ! hard p5Sapj;: No 2
pnrtbcrn y = Sn . tsI,tc,,, ;si1,,,,i. nn i,
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REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE


wAsHrSGros, May 25.-Mr. Clarkson,
chairman of the Republican National Com.
niittee, today said meeting will be held at
West Hotel, Minneapolis. Saturday. June
4. at ii \. VI.
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PEOPLES PARTY


RocsLAxp, MAY 25.-The Knox county
Peoples party held its first convention in
this city today and nominated full county
ticket and endorsed the Gardiner platform
of Nav ID.
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Maine Postal Matters.

WASHINGTON, May 25.-These fourth
class postmasters were appointed today :
F. l.. Davidson, Appleton, Ne, A. F..
Stearns, Rumford Me.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-26

RoCKLANp, May 25.-Hiram Smith, en-
giueer at Charles r. Spears grain mill had
his leg caught in the cogs of the elevator
and terribly mangled. lie may lose it.
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Bath. II: Gardiner. 4.

Barn. May (SpecisD The Bath
High Schools and the Gardiner High Schools
tackled each other at the national game to-
day. the Baths winning. | to :.
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FAIR
Preceded BY Light Showers and Slightly
Cooler on the Coast

WAsHfSGroS, May p. - For Maine
Generally fair. preceded by Light showers
on the coast, southwest winds slightly
cooler on the coast.
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College League Standing.


/ At ST. Johns, Tuesday Maine State Col
lege. 9. Shnmrocks, g. Shamrocks, 10:
4 Maine States, &.
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BosTOS, MAY 25.-For New England
THURSDAY, fair, preceded by light rains
slightly cooler, westerly winds
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Boys and girls from Maine remember
.iohnson's Anodyne Lininent. Now don't
deny it. may23d&wfolrm
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Heals all cnfs. burns and bruises like
magic That's Johnson's Anodyne Lini-
ment surely. may23d&wfolrm