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Ponds Extract for veterinary Patr poses.
Used by many leading trainers. street railroads
and prominent stables Address for full par
ticularss Ponds EDtract Co., 76 9th Ave, New
York,
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once. TWO pantry girls and
w two scrub WON y. Apply 70 ID r.
SMITH Riyerton Park Cafe. 25-1
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An attractive, compact, two story
frame hcu.e, seven rooms and bath,
amp cioAct room and Steam hating
throughout. IA gCoi rcpsfr. unob-
stru cted sunlhines sardcns LOT 100 ff.
front, . fes deep. fiftfen minutes walk
from CITY Hall. $500. Must have
quick sale.
BENJAMIN SHAW s. co.
L. .
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EOUND-Gold locket with initials on II
Il Owner can have same by proving property
an paying charges. e. Z. PICKENS, NJ. &
r. r. car shops. PAL
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The woman was visibly perturbed, so
much so indeed that one were fain to in
quire the cause.
"Only this" said she. ''Ten years ago
told the census taker was o."
Eyes"
"And now I've found out that the same
man has the place again. I wonder how
good his memory isP'-Indianapolis
Press.
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VANTED-Salesmen for New York and Bal
umOre house. SWEETS HOTEL. ~ +,
Fl Temple street Ask for Mr.. Keller from 8
to y a. m. and TO 9 p. m. PHI
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WANTED-By an established well rated
~ nrm, scheme or speciality men % sell am
exceedingly attractive and saleabe line.
Special terms and unique Inducements High
priced men investigate. BOX 432, Detroit.
Mich. oil
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MAPLF CREST-Well equipped hotel, twenty
IA five large rooms win closets. Hair mat
tresses and springs, bath and livery. Exten-
siye groves and forests, fishing, boating, driy
ing mountain climbing, golf. vegetables, oer-
ries milk, or cam, eggs and poultry fresh from
field Me. 1lYl1-4
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mo LET-11O India str eet near Congress !;
u up stairs, six rooms. bath room. hot and
qulre at lO8 NEWBURY ST. or los MIDDLE
ST 25-1
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ITO LET-Two-story house No. Hartley ST.,
IL Wo0dfOrds; six rooms. Sebag0 water
small stable and workshop Enquire at No. 10
REVERE ST. or PSI NEWBURY ST. 25-l
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ITO LET-House of eight rooms, very pleas.
il ant sun all day, central location. good
cellar, water closet, Sebago. Will let low to
responsible party Also pleasant tenement OF
seven rooms, good location. Apply to G. j.
ACDONA LID, 1O6A Exchange st, 81
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For Women.

DR.. Tolman's Monthly Regulator has brought
There is positively no other remedy known
to medical science, that win so quickly and
safely do the work. Have never had single
failure. The longestand most obstinate cases
are relieved in days without fail. No other
remedy will do this. No pain, no danger, no
interference with work. The most diffl cult
cases successfully treated through CORES
pondence, and the most complete satisfaction
guaranteedin every instance. relieve hum
dreds of ladies whom never see. Write for
further particulars. All letters truthfully
answered. Free confidential advice in all
matters of q private or delicate nature. Bear
in mind this remedy is absolutely safe under
every possible condition and viii positively
leave no after i'll effects upon the health. By
mail securely Sealed $500. DR.. i. M. TOLL
MAN CO., ITO fremont St., Boston, Mass.
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TVANTED-I want some gentleman or lady
" with the means to help me to build an
automobile c1rriage ] have the castings in
machine shop, with machinist working on
them hurrylng them along as fast 5 possible
so as to make an application for patent; tins
automobile is being built on entirely new prin-
ciples "a new departure) which viii enable US
to build much lighter ana 2 heater looking
carriage: mobiles have come to stay there is a
demand for them at a high price: this carriage
can be built for less money than any her
invented thus far, will you help me. For
further particulars address .. 0. CO.. Lock
Box No. 3, Auburn, Maine. 1911
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n o LET-Nice roomed furnished cottage
for season at S45, never rented before less
than $50, beautiful location, great bargain
present occupant wishes to move to the city
and viii rent low, Apply at once. l. M.
LEIGHTON, SO Exchange ST. 24tf
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NORTH WINDHAM, ME-, Lake house now
N open for The season Of 1900 quiet location,
supplied with uneXcelled mineral water, good
bass and salmon fishing, very desirable rooms,
rates reasonable, correspondence solelteu, l..
s. FREEMAN. Prop. Jel8d6W
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one week for rs centss cash in advanr.
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DHE finest cottage bull ling lots In Caseo hor
l. are at Ottawa Park, tChf Cottage); every sSy
thing first class, Sebago water electric ohSs'
etc. Sure to excel all other resorts: nTi.S
moderate secure your lot now; only llmfss
number will be sold. DALTON 50 Exchaneoss
street. PSF
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nor SALE-House OF 10 rooms ana han
II steam heat, hot aad cold water with AZ
modern conyenlences in first class Repair de
sirable location. western part, north OF Snrng
St., handy TO cars. first time Offered, 5000 ieai
land, price $4,000. W, II. WALDRON & C0s
loO Mlldle ot. 2il
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VEIscELLANEors-


MORTGAGES NEGOTIATED Purchasers
IA OF real estate who desire a loan to COM
pete their pun chase or owners having mort
ages past due or maturing, can obtain liberal
loans at low rate of interest by applying at
the real estate Office of FREDERICK S.
VAIL First National Bank Building.
tly25dlmo
3 I meals $500, room with bath room connect
~ ed Sl50, above room including board.
$500 per week. HASKELL, 100 Newbury St.
Oil
CURIOSITY Shop 223A Middle ST. All kinds
- OF books, antiques and curiOs bought sold
ana exchanged. - Fine brass candlesticks
specially. 241
WE WILL BUY household goods OF store
w uXVureS OF any description, via re-
cs1ve the same at our auction rooms foE
Auctloneersi 154 Middle street. corner Silver
street febs-tf
A IL persons suffering from rheumatism,
"A neuralgia. paralysis, cancers mental
troubles, nervousness or any so called Incurable
diseases will be diagnosed free OF charge by e.
j. Rand, natural born physician. a. tie Preble
House, Tuesday July "a, from 10 a. m. until
y. m. Persons wishing to correspond will adj
dress, OCEAN PARK, Box A, Old Orchard
Me. POI
DICYCLES FOR SALE-To close out sam
- pies VIII sell the Imperial for S22 and
S24, Wolverine 0adiesO S2l America 500
Alton S1S, Juvenile (girlsO $50 wheel for SIS;
die street. 2O-i
pUTORiNG-P Pupils taken in high or gram
mar school studies. Address KATE NJ.
ESTEY, So Woodford ST., Woodford's. jlyl0-3
MONEY TO LOAN-Cn first and second
IA MORTGAGES on real estate, life insurance
policies. household goods or any good col
lateral security Notes discounted at short
notice. w. z. CARR, Room l. Oxford Build
ing9 ilyl2d4w
"a ORTGAGES NEGOTIATED-Pu Purchasers
AA OF real estate who desire loan to COM
plele their purchase, or owners having mort
cages past due or maturing, can obtain liberal
loans al low rate OF interest by applying at
the real estate Office Of FRED'K S. VAIL.
First Natl Bank Bldg, je21lm
WATCH REPAIRING, and all kinds of fne
W 1ewelry work is my specially and nv 20
years experience with w. +. Todd is a nuaran-
tee OF best work at reasonable prices If your
Watch or COCK needs cleaning or repairing
bring them to me ana [ win put them in first,
class condition. GEORGE w, BARBOUR. $50
Congress ST., opposite City Hall est
NOTICE-C. s. DeLong. contractor and
IN builder; lobbing promptly attended to:
estimates given; houses for sac and to let:
mortgages negotiated. also care Of property
Carpenters shop 2e4 Federal St. Call or
write SO EXCHANGE ST. Office hours eli a.
M anu from 1-5 p IA Telephone 43A2.
mar2ldtf
NJ OTICE-Goss s. Wilson, aucnoneers. re-
4E moved TO 1914 to 100 Middle St.. corner 81
plIvSI SG diff
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Forty words inserted under this head
ono week for 20 cents, cash in advance
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Summer Board at "Highland Farm"
Fort Hill Read. Hiqh location, fine view, new
house, large rooms pure water, fresh berries,
Vegetab ms, eggs and milk, miles from II. II.
Station at GOrham. For further particulars
address MRS. MELVILLE JOHNSON 'iOr-
ham, Me. jly7d3w~
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WANTED few more boarders can be &C
w commodated on a farm, situated iii Stan
dish, near Sebago lake, plenty of vegetables,
berries, fresh eggs and milk, mo ntain ar,
errns "a per week daily mail, city references
Address w. M. SHAW, No. Windham, Me-;
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TOILET.

Forty words inseI ted under this head
one week for rs cents, cash In advance.
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DURNELL FARM Will furnish summer board
ID at reasonable rates; / Id miles from
station, Gorham, Me- Apply to the FARM.
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WANTED SITUATIONS.

WANTED SITUATIONS.
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one week fOS 20 cents, oreb ia advance.
M ANTED-POsition as hc0kkeeper or office
assistant, by young man exp erienced
IN double entry, Can furnish best of references.
Address c. W.. This Office 951
NVANTED-Sltua as bookkeeper or once
" assistant by young lady, some experience
on remington typewriter. not a stenographer
Aodress OFFlCE WORK Argus Office. 24-i
w ANTED-Drug clerk. six years experiences,
~ prescription and manufacturing wishes
perm lnent position, speaks French and Eng
llsh, 0bnglng and not afraid of work II
BLAlh,9 Brook ST., Watervile, Me- 24-i
VANTED-Posltion by private man az
erences and good acquaintance Address
1919 MERRILL ST. ivSo'd
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DOYNTON HOUSE. Cornish, Maine-A few
D more boarders wanted. Large rooms,
pure invigorating air, pure spring water, noun
tain scenery, quiet and restful. For particu-
lars address MRS. e. ID. BOYNTON. 2l-2
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CURIOSITY Shop 223A Middle st. All kinds
- OF books, antiques and curiOs bought, SOLD
and exchanged. - Fine brass candlesticks a
specially. 24-1
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DOARDERS WANTED-At the FTeeport
ID House, Freeport Me-, miles from Port
Iand. on the Maine Central r. II. and ten MN
utes walk to steamboat landing, good table.
good clean airy rooms, good driving, s. TO ~
Der week, ADDRESS F. r. LIBBY, Prop. Free
port, Me, Ao-A
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DOR RENT-On Winter ST., near Pine, two
story frame house, in good repair, sunny
exposure, immediate possession. BENJAMIN
SHAW & CO., 81 IL Exchange st. 1871
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. I meals $500, room with bath room connect
~ ed Sl50, above room including board
$500 per week. HASKELL, 100 Newbury st.
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VVANTED-Man and wife, Without children
W wanted on a farm; both workers; no
liquor or tobacco. Permanent pace TO desir-
able parties. Address j. HENRY RINES
Portland, Me. 251
WANGRD-About Sept ] by small family
W without children, a house of eight or nine
rooms, furni he'd or UNFINISHED, wesr of High
st. or in the Deering district. Address II. l.,
Press Office. 25-1
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INV Q rooms with board till August 18th, only
Sept. Ist good table pleasant quiet 10 alton,
two minutes walk from lake, pazzas, shade
trees grove. Portland references. GEORGE
n. Colby, Denmark, Maine 24-2
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DIOR RENT-Oflee No. Exchange street.
~ ground floor. remodelled few years ago
large front windows and good rear light well
adapted for Insurance or brokerage busine IS
size about 10 by a. BENZ. SHAW & CO.,
81 10 Exchange street. 1872
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GRAND VIEW Hotel
WEsT AUBURN. We.


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ono week Tor 70 cents, cash ia advance
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NOR SALE OR TO LET-Two-storv bo,,s
Il ten rooms, shed, stable connected ''I baSea
and soft water in parry; - acre land u wt u
shade and fruit trees. For particulars eno wa
at 231 NEWBURY ST. OK
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THE FEE SYSTEM.

In my letter of acceptance two years
ago, regarding the Ubiquitous fee system,
1 stated as follows: "In my belief one Of
the most unjust and expensive evils
which the people of this state are bur-
dened with, is the present fee system,
which saps the treasures OF our counties
and absorbs the greater part of the reve-
nue. which should be derived by county
or municipality from our courts, One
has only to examine the reports Of our
county commissioners, or the records of
our lower courts to learn that a great
amount of money which ought to 20 to
the benefit of the public is diverted to
the pockets of sheriffs, deputies, police
and petty court officials The abuses Of
the fee system result, In very many in
stances, in pers ecution and extortion
would most heartily recommend the
abolition OF the present system and the
substitution of a system whereby all
officers shall receive regular and reason
able compensation for duties performed.
and all fees be turned into the county or
city treasures. Under such q system
our courts would be more than self sup
porting instead of Bbeing a burden upon
county OF municipality as at present.
Since the foregoing was written, I have
seen nothing to cause me to Emodify my
views regarding the same. On the other
hand / have seen much to prove that this
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STATE ISSUES.

The platform adopted at the State Con-
vention discusses matters of supreme i'm
portance to the people OF this State, in an
able manner, and no man of any party
can successfully controvert the truth of
the statements contained therein.
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FOR SALE-The center-b9ard si00p zach.
"Nimrod," length 500 feet. beam 10 feet
DRAFT 4 feet, In good condition: price 500
ready for service. Apply 70 HENRY J. con
LEY, 80 Exchange street i9-f
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STATE AUDITOR.

Regarding the creation OF the new
Office of State auditor, I have to say that
no new offices should be created until
some of those now existing are abolished
The duties Of auditing the accounts now
deVOlve upon the governor council, and
in my opinion, the voters will be perfect
" willing to let them continue to per-
form those duties.
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NOR SALE The only available LOT OF land
~ on the Western Promenade, located te-
tween the residences OF nTessers. Garland and
Coney Also nrstclass furnished cottage
to TRUE BROS No. 8Qi Fore street. 3i-a
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NOR SALE-A fine cash business lnlYo man l,
ulaciuring town, al fresh goods anq lsv
knd that don't go Out of STYLE no c0mpeutoh
Ihis Is q hne opportunity for one or two ll,9
men. Price twenty-five hundred dollars. "
NJ. SIAPB BridutOn Ma 3l3
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eight rooms, at 1913 Cumberland st, with
bath and modern cenYenences and sun all day;
also furnished cottage OF six rooms, at Forest
City Landing Peaks Island with full view of
White Head. Apply to TRUE BROS, 1874 Fore
ST., Portland Me. uy11-tf
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one week fOr 70 cents, cash ia advance.
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NOR SALE-Barber's outfit, chairs. sidew.,.
Portland ST., Portland. E. S. MERRILL OK Ok
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EVANTED--An able bodied man who under
W stands farming thoroughly. between the
ages OF Il and 30, and who comes we'll recon-
mended. Apply to NORMAN TRUE, Register
of Deeds, City Hall. 3-ffisys
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n OSI-A black silk umbrella. with sterling
A silver knob with Initials II. n. "a 1899.
Finder will please leave at this Office and re-
ceive reward 1911
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CHINATOWN WAS BURNED.
Heroic Measures at Honolulu to
Check the Plague Ravages.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 19.-The steamer
Doric, from Asiatic ports, via Honolulu,
arrived to-day bringing news of fresh
outburst Of the plague, six deaths having
occurred between the departure of the
steamer China, which arrived here Mon
day, and the departure Of the Dcric, which
left Honolulu Jan. 13. This brings the
total number of deaths from the plague
for the present outbreak up to 2S, and it Is
understood there are twenty-six cases in
the hands of the health officials. Homo
lulu's Chinatown is being burned and every
effort is being made to stamp out the dis
ease The Doric did not dock at Homo
lulu, but the Hawaiian mail was taken
out to her in tugs. The Doric was sent
to the quarantine station, but it is thought
that she will not be detained long.
Among the passengers on the Doric were
a number of prominent naval officers from
the Asiatic station, including Rear Ad-
miral Fitzgerald, of the English navy, and
a number of subofficers of the English
Asiatic feet who are en- route to join the
European squadrons. Lieutenant Com
mander Thomas, of the American Philip
pine squadron, returns on leave and gov
1rnmenr business.
The cabin passengers of the Doric were
allowed to land tonight, but the vessel
will be detained in quarantine until she
has been thoroughly fumigated. When the
Doris left Honolulu nearly 150 people had
taken cabin passage on the Australia
which sailed from Honolulu for San Fran.
cisco next Tuesday. In order to get away
by the mail boat they had to keep them
selves strictly away from the infected part
of the town and present themselves each
day for examination to DIR. Carmichael
United States quarantine officer
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He Was COrn-Fed.
Washington Special in Chicago Pr

Washington Special in Chicago Post.
A story is told on General Bingham, as
sistant secretary of agriculture. 1t relates
to a call made upon him by one of the
scientists employed in the department to
investigate properties of various articles of
human food. The amount asked for by the
department to carry various schemes
to exploit agricultural products depends
somewhat on lie reports Of these scien-
lists. One of them came TO Gen. Bingham
and advised against asking for an appro-
priation for corn kitchen. at the Paris
exposition, basing his protest on the state
ment that corn is not an article of human
food, the grain not containing a proper
amount of nutriment. General Bingham
listened to the argument and then stalked
up and down the room, his towering figure
rising about six feet and half in the
air.
THAT accounts for my stunted growth"
he said, expanding his chest to about fifty
inches II knew something was the mat
ter with me, but never could locate it.
was raised on corn bread until I was six
teen years old. 1 suppose If l had been
kept off Of that stuff / might have grown
to mans size instead of being the midget
that 1 am and weighing only about $50
pounds. l might have been nine feet high
and weighed ton. j will see to 1t that
corn is given its proper classification and
that the influence of this department is
thrown against its further use by the
human family as an article of food
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sHERIFF's SALE.

BY virtue Of a certified copy OF decree 20 me
directed from the clerk OF the Superior Court OF
Marion county INDIANA In cause No. 5s05e.
wherein Plymouth Saving and Loan Association.
No 2 is plaintiff and Wiliom johnson &C al are
defendants. requiring 20 make the sums Of
money in said decree provided and IN manner
and form therein provided, with interest and
costs. I will expose at public sale 10 the highest
bidder
SATURDAY. THE 9TH DAY OF JANUARY.
1900
between the hours OF 10 o'clock a m and 4
o'clock y. m. OF said day. at the door OF the
courthouse OF Marion county. Indiana. the rents
and profits for a term not exceeding years
OF the following real estate In Marion county.
Indiana:
Lot number nine (9l. In william II. Thrashcr's
subdivision OF lots numbered from hundred
and nfty-six C156) 20 one hundred and sixty i've
Cs5). in Ingram Fletcher's fourth 9TH addi-
ton 70 the city OF Indianapolis. Marion county.
Indiana
II such rents and profits win not sell FOR =
sufficient sum 20 satisfy said decree, with inter.
est and costs. will at the same time and placo
exposs TO public sale the simple O said real
estate, much thereof = may be sufficienf
10 discharge said decree Said sale will be made
without relief from valuation or apprsisemeas
laws. CYRUS J. CLARK.
jan g. 1900 shertn OF Marion County.
Harvey, Pickena. Cox 4 Kahn Attorneys fcg
Plaintiff.
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Idebler G. Co. are TO direct the tour of
Robert billiard In Richard Harding Davis's
play, Mr.. Van Bibber." next season
Helena Modjeska will present her new
play. marie Antoinette," for the first time
in New York at the Fifth-avenue Theater,
Feb. 20.
Virginia Earlye, Mabel Gilman and Thos.
O. Seabrooke have been engaged for Le-
derer's forthcoming production, THE Ca
sine Girl"
Liebler & Co. are to put out big spec
tacular revival of Monte Cristo" next sea-
son, with cast headed by James O'Neill.
Popular prices only will be charged
Miners Theater, New York, has put on
an imitation of James ]. Murdock's "Girl
with the Auburn HAIR" called THE Boy
with the Organ Airs. Murdoch manageo
the Grand Stock Company in this city last
season.
NJ b. Curtis, "Saml OF Posen," Is at
Apia. Samoa, assuming the role of pro-
moter Of big enterprises. while his minstrel
company is coming TO America, via the
Pacific ocean, assisted by funds raised in
New York.
Next week at the Grand a bright English
comedy called "Our Boys" will be the bill
for the stock company. Ii is all fun-no
seriousness-and is put on in the usual
luxuriant style OF the company's skillful
scenic artist.
Miss DoIlie Holahan. the young daughter
of Maurice +. Holahan. president OF the
New York Board OF Public improvements.
will make her theatrical debut at the Muir
ray Hill Theater Monday night in the sou
brette role OF Never Again"
Edith Crane. seen here last season with
Z. III. Sothern. and Tyrone Power are in
Australia and will open their season next
month with Tess OF the DUrbervIlles %
Power will appear In the role created by
Frederick de Believille in Mrs Fiske's pro-
duction.
Saturday evening. Feb. 10. at Georgian
Court. the Lakewood home OF George
Gould. there viii be a musicale In honor
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RECORD BILLIARDS.
Schaefer Runs 234 Points, and May
Add to the Number To-Day.

NEW YORK, Jan. 19.-Play was contin-
ued in the fourteen-inch bake line handi-
cap match in which Jacob Schaefer is en-
deavoring to score 5000 points against 1,50O
for Ora c. Morningstar. Of Chicago. Schae-
fer enlivened the afternoon session by max
ing a sensational run Of III on his second
turn. He backed this up by gathering a
big cluster of 70 buttons off the rail. and
the result Of the game netted him 372
points. In the evening run, Schaefers first
big run was cluster Of 81 buttons On his
next turn at the table he pushed up 23i
points. This run is almost record breaker
and the fact that 1t was unfinished may
make Ii that when the men meet to-mor-
row. The score follows:
Afternoon game-Morningstar, 100; aver
age, ALP; high run, 80. Schaefer, 327; av-
erage, % Sill; high runs, III and 70.
Evening Game-Morningstar, 50; average.
92-4; high run, "a; grand total, 93S. Schae-
grand total 1000