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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-27
Brain and
Brown
Stop eating for a day or two and
The Secret Of Strength.

- - I what becomes Of your physical
strength ha, entirely vanished with some people and with every
greatly diminished The mind too, cannot be concentrated
any problem except the craving for food You arvng This
the amen dysppc. only addition there the distress
brought about the stomas effort to get rid Of the undgested food
This also the craving for food and the unsaed long
ing Of those poor digestion They half starved because
their food does asa Of the brain does not act
may when the stomach with its myrads Of crying out be-
of its undgebe load and filling the sufferer with self pity
This dsplorable condition quickly eedied by the genuine
Johann ofs Malt Extract which always successfully helps digestion
Indeed perfect assntor of food Every person who takes
for few days glass of Johann os Malt Extract with his meals
will realize the difference Not only the distress from the stomach
but there also the unmakabe prompting of strength and
because the nutrition in the food penetrating portion the
body.
Johann Hof Malt Extract simulant with reaction
glorious aid natural laws fact makes natural laws
tive and dees with any These statements facts and
the unipeahabe record Of half century proves it You won't
find weaklngs physically mentally among those who Johann
Hof' Malt Extract with their meals. Beware of substitutes
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Ball Notes.

\ special meeting Of the New England
League will he held at the Quincy House.
Boston at 1890 today. to consider impOr-
tant business. Manager Leighton has au-
thorized Manager Burnham to represent
him at the meeting.
Portland Argus: 1t is the understand
ing that those interested have had it con-
vincingly demonstrated that Augusta
cannot support New England League
bah team. nor come anywhere near it.
Hence, the probability is that the club
now there will soon be placed in some
Massa chnsetts city. very likely Lawrence.
There is no kick coming at Augusta for
the lack of support. that city being in the
same position as the pretty maid who
said: "Noboay asked you. sir
Portland Press: 1t is probably no
secret that the Augusta club is not IN
the best condition financially. as the pat
ronage In that city has been poor Pend
ing transfer of the team to either Law
renee or Lynn. either of which is anx-
ious for New England League ball. it was
decided to play the games scheduled
In Augusta for the rest of this month
Arrangements had been made so that the
teams could get their guarantee. Mon
day, when the Lowells played there the
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PRiNceLY GIFTS
Continued from page -

degrees. He made the wording Of the
honorary degrees very impressive.
Following the exercises in Sanders
theatre. the various classes ofsRradu-
atoS held reunions IN rooms about the
college yard. The alumni look forward
every year to thes" reunions and they
form an important part ~ the day.
The Harvard oy"Ts""rs elected. to-
day. Charles Francis Adams. Augustus
HemenwHy. Robert Grant. Charles :.
FairchIid. Moses Williams ana Ar
thur Lincoln.
on. ~ the most interesting az to-
days events was tho dedication Of the
gates Of the new fence surrounding
the now college grounds by the classes.
which presented the memorials u the
university
Todays commencement was note
worthy FOR the comforting Of degrees in
.o'iI ~. Upon The largest number ~ ncn
who have ever presented themselves
In the history ~ tn" college.
Al a meeting w the Harvard Alumni
Assoc iation. this afternoon Judge
H0ar presided. The follow ing officers
wtr" elected FOR ire ensuing year.
President. John y. Long: vice prcsi-
dent. Charles 6. H"napartc: secretary
and treasurer. stephen Chase. direct
nrs. 4. Lincoln. H. Grant. r. II. Gar
'.inri. H. P1rkman. II. NJ. Saltonstall.
NJ. Williams.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-27
YaLI's S2.OOO.OO0
Wanted for the 81 Centennial Fund Has Mar,
All Been Pledged.

New Haven. Conn. Juno eG-The Yale
commencement concluded. today with 4
full statement To The graduates from
scrihcd f." the biennial find. He read
frnm a slip ~ paper that within the hour
hr had received word from i graduate
that h" would make Gp what deficiency
there was In the needed S351en. which
would cuSUr" n conditional pledge of
S2I..n. Pr, siuenr iiadiey then annourc-
~ i"r TIN FIRST time n. conditional Civ
ers They are MeSsrS. James j. Iiill VI
q. ID. Bor,Icn and Frederick Vanderbilt
all 81 New York,
liscidrs what is subscribed in money or
pledged IN funds ana securities toward
the biennial. President liadley stated
;hat beginning with the gift of the Pin
chot family Tor the foundation of the
Yale For"St school. the i.ampson bequtst
IN New York state. and other similar be-
quests the university will have in lands
and houses about S,Sn.ca, The total in
money. however Is Slls5.001.
Tonight President Hadley gave this list
OF contributors: NJ. &. ID. Borden, SiD1uJ
lErcuerI,k Vanderbilt and James J. I'm.
si0r.ga each; the Misses Phelps Stokes.
the administration building. thus contri,
hutInE fully st1.uH: Charles and Erward
Hardness Of New York. $;l.Gd each (be-
sides the gift Of S2'.sH from the third
brother. the Jennings family of New
York Cftt. $6n.npi and $4,000 given by
90 orge Eiiss shortly before his death.
President Iladley announced that the
estate oi the late Vim. Lampson of lie
Roy. y. y. will probably yield s5o.09l: al
incrras" NJ >31.~0 liz also referred 10
tn. gilt Of Mys. A. NJ. Byers of Allie
gh'nv "a. mentioned earlier in the day.
ana stat q tlat thu amount was $l00.Hm.
Remarks were made by President
t'auncc ", Brown University. President
ia lur II Nassar. ana Frederick II. Belts
ul New York. also made brief addresses
Many prizes Were announced, today.
Among the honorary degrees conferred
werv: Doctor Laws upon Frederick II
Belts. T.. A.. Yale Ga, and Prof. Edmund
Wilson. ph. D.. Yale IS; Doctor of Divin-
~ unon Rev. W. II. 7. Faunce. president
IL Brown. Rev. ]. NJ. Taylor. president
OF Nassar. and Roy. Williston Walker OF
Hartford Theological Seminary.
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At PHILIPS NDOVeR.
The 123d Commencement Exercises. Glass
Of o. Graduated.

Andover. Mass. June 26.-The l2Sd
commencement exercises were held nj
Phillips Andovcr Academy, today, a
class of 50 being graduated. The eXer-
cises were held in the Andover Theo-
logical Seminary chapel and included
the following essays:
Our Schools" by J. J. Crippen OF
Denver, Colo: Hamilton and Jeffer-
son. Two Types of American States
men, by J. f.. Barlow, Lawrence;
Bird Photography" by II. S. Deming
South Woodstock, Conn; THE Devil
in Literature" by c. T. Ryder. An
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gate receipts Were attached. which en-
harasscd the local team for the time be-
Ing. IL was unfortunate. Of course. bat
Mr.. Lake. instead OF accepting IL as u
man would have done. forthwith an
noinces that he won't play In Augusta
anymore ana takes his team TO Bangor
as he expresses IL. ITO see the game 10
Yesterday. the game was forfeited 10 Au-
gusta and the forfeit should and doubt.
less will GO The Manchester and Nashua
managers express their willingness TO
play in Augusta, and the HaYerhili peo-
pie. who Were here, yesterday. said their
association would be willing to extend
further financial aid to the Augusta club
Everyone Is ready to meet the matter ia
proper spirit except Mr.. Lake.
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MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
FEATURES Of The Days Dealings Ia All The Lead.
Ing Stocks.

New York. June 25-The sentiment re-
tlected by the changes In stock prices un-
derwent an astonishing number of muta-
lions. today considering the small vol
ume OF the trading and the narrowness
Of the interest IN the market. The mar
krt was palpably soft. notwithsta nd n z
residue of apprehension caused by yester-
days barking disturbance In spite Of the
clearing up u many wild rumors that
circulated. Yesterday. by the explicit
statements put out over night. 1t was
doubtless owing 10 this feeling of uneasi-
ness that strong supporting orders were
put In the market at the opening, 10
guard against any violent disturbance OF
prices. The advances which were caused
In that way. were in fact. met by consid-
.rAbie selling orders by the element
which protested to expect further trouble
The persistence Of the support and the
news that the bank which was affected
Yesterday. had met today debit balance
an the Clearing House quieted the slight
tendency 10 feverishness In the market
Afterwa rdS tn" trading took on the tone
Of the recent market. and consideration
returned 70 the situation 81 the money
market. When the money rates stinened
10 above q per cent. and Increased offer
inzs CAME upon the market. prices there
fore Welded easily Very possibly yester-
day \ disturbau 10 credit. slight though
Il was has its effect in the shifting Of
luans which occurred. today. and which
precipitaJcd the sprinkle OF nquida ton.
owing 10 the difficulty OF securing new
accommodations. The decline In prices
waS most pronounced In ST. Paul. Union
Pacific Manhattan and some of the less
PROMINENT stocks which have been under
naturalization recently for an advance.
The latter part u the day was taken up
~ a very general bat desultory recovery.
The closing was very dull. but firm. The
bond market WAS dull. hut prices yielded
70 the selling IN sympathy with stocks
Total sales. par value, s.. 5000. United
states r,funding Is advanced Z. per cent.
on the last call.
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The Weeks Schedules.
NATIONAL. LEAGUE.

Wednesday, Thursday and Friday-St
Louis at Boston. Pittsburg at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at New York. Chicago at Phil
adelphia
Saturday, Cincinnati at Boston. St
Louis at Brooklyn. Inlcago at New YORK
Pittsburg at Philadelphia.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Thursday. Friday and Saturday-Bostor
at Washington, Philadelphia at Balti-
more, Milwaukee at Detroit, Cleveland al
Chicago.
Sunday June 3o-Detroit at Chicago
Cleveland at Milwaukee.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
Wednesday and Observation-Disclosures
at Augusta. Nashua at Portland. Haver
hill at Lewiston. Lowell at Bangor.
Friday and Saturday-IIaverhili at Ban
gor Lowell at Portland Manchester a
Lewiston, Nashua at Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-27

2p.1o bush. .srot. Spot steady, NJ
elevator apd "a fob afioat. : TX
OATS-Receipfs. ~. ss busb i. -
cyo bush: spot quiet; No. 2. nj. NJ 4poris
No. white. RI. No. white An, :; ~;
mixed western. Sfzlfss; track ruatt
52'f Tes7 white
BEEF-steady. cat meats. s,s.su
LARD, Easy; Western steamed d. AZ.
PORK Firm. - "a
BIiTTER-St.ady: Western e,e..
i5nJH do factory. 12knl5tz: STATE H nsry
1aMIs1z. osiry
EGGS-Firm; state and Penna ,1za..
ST.. SnGhhIFl III fair refining. S-is cen e.nl
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SENATOR HANNA
Unexpectedly Announces a Gilt Of $4,000 TO
Kenyon College. Cleveland.

Cleveland. Ohio. June pa special
to the Plain Dealer from Gambler.
Ohio, says: Senator Hanna and Gov.
Nash participated prominently in the
commencement exercises of Kenyon
College held here. today. The senator
at the alumni luncheon unexpectedly
announced that he would give $4,000
to the institution for the building of a
dormitory. A year ago Kenyon Col
lege bestowed the degree of doctor of
laws on Senator Hanna.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-27

Boston, une u
CORN-Steam dry yellow, 511z
OATS-Two clip white, 34iz
PORk-Backs, l7.59uls.5g.
BEEF-Steers, sEJ19.
EEALS-5u3. .sz
LAMBS-snll.
LAED-TieTce. TO-
BUTTER-Northern creamery.
CHEESE-Northern twins, sL.1sA
EGGS-Eastern. l5dls
POTATOES-New, 2m2. 80.
SUGAR-Gran.. 81.
MIKE FEED-lG. 5OMls
BRANS-Spring. 15.25a1551; winter
&C. 25Mls5D.
COTTON SEED MEAL-2445.
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o.ecu,ioa Close. in mclaughlin Trial.

st. stephen. ". b.. June 2G-The prose
cution In the case Of George Mclaughlin
held for the murder Of Harris McLaugh
lin. AT Baillie. ". b.. May 81. clxsed. al
noon today. The court adjourned unit
tomorrow, when the defence will show it
hands. Only % few witnesses were exam
ined this forenoon. and their Testimony
had little direct bearing. actual happen
ings in the case being confined mostly tc
happenings OF years ago. In which the re
spondent took part.
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LOWELL.

Earned runs-Rangor. s; Lowell, Two
base hit. Kelley. Three-base hit-W II
lis Home runs-Guiheen, Spooner, Hay
ward Bases on balls-By Willis. Hickey
Connors. Merritt: by I.atimer.. Spooner
by Gildea. Hayward. Struck outs!
Willis. Merritt. Thorne. Lake. Latimer
Connors: by Latimer. J. Kelley, Nelson
Willis Stolen bases-Guiheen. Kelley. )
Spooner Hayward. 2; Driscoll. Clark
Thorne. Latimer. Innings pitched-Wiiiis
10: Latimer. ~ Gildea. IL. Hits-on W
lis 10; on 1-atimer. o.; OH ,Hidea' y ~
an bases-Bangor, s; Lowell IL. Sacriiict
hits~Clark, Linnehan. Passed balls
Merritt Time. 1.55. Umpire, Wheelock
Attendance, 400
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-27
New York Produce Market.

New York. June 26.
FLOUR-Receipts. 27.S15 bbis.: exports
1885 bbls; sales. 5000 pkgs.; barely steady
and not quotably lower.
WHEAT-Receipts. - 800 bush: exports
IS. s53 bush; sales. 3.345OG0 bush. futures
200 600 bush. spot; spot. firm: No. red
16is fob afoat. No red, siA elevator
No. l Northern Duluth. "A 6-S fob afioat
No. l hard Duluth. S5ls fob afoat.
CORN-Receipts, S7.000 bush; exports
10, 100 bush; sales, $4,000 bush. futures
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IiAyERIIILL.

'Shincel out, hit by batted ball.
Haverhill .......0 0 l II
Lewiston ..........O 0 0 0 o.
Stolen bases-O'Neil. Shincel. Perry.
Mullaney. Tibbetts. Sacrifice hits'-Cas-
sidy O'Neil. Shincel. Double plays
O'Ncil, Darwin: aBoardman. Nevers. Ha-
yey and Nevers; Conroy and Perry.
First base on balls-By Stackpole.
Movers, .; Mullaney. Burrill, Havey: BY
Towne O'Neill. Murphy. Shincel. Stack
pole Hit by pitched balls-By Stackpole.
BRIGHAM and Towne. Struck out-By
Stackpole. Havey and Howe; by Towne.
Omen. Conroy. Perry Passed balls-Bur-
rlll. Time 1.5O. Umpire. Mahoney. At
tendance. 800.
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Portland. IA: Nashua. S.

Portland. Me. June 25.-The Portlands
had their batting clothes on. today. all
right, and Pitcher Gokey suffered In con-
sequence Portland's errors in the NTH
cost three runs. Coughlin was effective
throughout. Welch made. some marvel
lOls stops at short.
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BASE BALL GAMES.
New England League.
Banaor. is: Lowell. 5.

Bangor. Me. June 26-The locals toycd
with Lowell today. to the tune OF 10 to
). Despite the one-sidedness of the score.
the game was an interesting one to watch.
Iatimer was batted out of the box in the
second and Gildel took his place, but
he did not bother the home team. The
batting of the Rangers was the feature
of the game.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-27

dover; Are There too Many College
Graduates?" by &. X. Meir. New York;
Characters Of Century" by Arthur
J. DerbyShire. Lawrence. The class
hymn was written by G. r. Ryder.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-27
NASHUA.

Earned Aruns-Portland, ). Two-basc
hits-Barry, WeIch, Page. Stolen bases
Barry. Curtis. O'Brien. Murphy, ,. Sacri-
flee hits-Camerson. Murphy. First on
baIlsLOT Coushlin. 3; off Gokey. ). Hit
BY Coughlin. Z; by Gokey. I. Wild pitch
-Gokey. Passed basls-Page Doubl,
play-Murphy, Cameron and Conroy.
Time. 2 hours. Umpire, Kearins. At
tendance, 40.
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The Annual Dinner.

At the close Of the exercises in the
church the line was again formed. the
alumni and alumnae joining with the
graduating class, and marched to Me-
moral nall for the annual dinner. The
nan was crowded and i'm spite of the
neat the speeches were sparkling and
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Trinity's 18th Anniversary.

Hartford, Conn. June 2G.-Trinity Col
lcge celebrated It's 18th anniversary. today.
by holding the commencement exercises
for the first time IN its history within the
college grounds. A class Of ~ was grad
uafed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-27
New York Cotton Market.

New York. June d.
Cotton futures closed easy. June, sI.
July, $50 August. $50: September. ~,
October 40. November, 1.3s; December.
80; January, ..i3: February, 1.i3; March,
40.
Cotton spot closed dun. lie lower:
Middling UIlands, So; do. Gulf, 81 Sales,
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American League Standing.
National League.
At BOSTON.

At BOSTON
Boston .........O o u ! 0 0 o q l-e-S-c
ST Louis .......0 > d o ST.
Ratteri.s-N Nichols and kittrrdgc. Pow
eli ana Ryan. Attendance. lao.
At BROOKLYN.
Pittsburg .....A o. : 81
Erooklyn 400 o i & . ! x l6-2l-1
Bait, rlrs-W ltse THnnehil and Zim-
mer: Donovan and Mcclure. Attendance.
23tA.
AT NEW YORK.
Cincinnati ......n o z o @
New York .o o 2 o . o o x-69-
Batteries Scott and PETIT: Mathewson
and Bowerson Attendance. -.sD.
At Philadelphia-The Chicago-Philndel-
phia game was postponed. owing to We
grounds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-27

There Is n report current In Bangor
to the effect that Millinocket Is to
have n fine new library and opera
house In one building, the whole to be
given to the town by Col. Oliver ii.
Paine Of the Great Northern Paper
Go. The building and contents viii. 1t
is said cost $G0, 900.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-27
National League Standing.
Other Games.

At Derby-Bristol. 10: Derby. ,.
At Buffalo-Buffalo. C: Worcester, D..
At Toronto-Toronto. ?; Providence, T.
At Muntreal-M Montreal, 0: Syracuse. y
At Meriden-M eriden. :: Bridgeport. 2.
At Norwich-Norwich. l3; Waterbury. .
At Observation-Disclosures ,; Hartford.
At Lewiston-Bates Alumni. 3. Bowdoir
Alumni. :.
Al New London-New London. 3: New
Haven, t. New Haven, ); New London, 1
Ten innings.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-27

The secret Of strength Is perfect
digestion. This applies to mental
strength as we'll as physical strength
and is perfectly logical if you think
about II fdr 4 moment.
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HavcrhiiI. 4: Lewiston. O.

Lewiston, Me-. June 2G.--Haverhill de-
feated the Lewiston team on Auburn a.
A, park this afternoon, in a well-played
game, this afternoon, score, to 0.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-27

Philadelphia. June 26.-The American
League Boston cllb came here. today.
and found itself without an opposition
team for "A contest The Boston schedule
had a game booked with the philadelphia
club in this city. Meantime the schedule
In possession of Manager Mack OF the
local club. called for game at WASH
ington. today, and he LETT for that city
with his team. early this morning. Man
ager Collins OF Boston, Chagriued over the
situation. late in the day. with his team
moved on To Washington. where the club
is scheduled 10 play. tomorrow.
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The Boston Team Goes Astray.

Baltimore. June 26-There was no bali
game here. today. owing TO the non-ar-
rival of the Boston American League
club. and up to "A late hour tonight, moth
ing had been heard from them Until this
morning. IL was thought that Washington
would play here. today. \ dispatch from
Boston said that Boston left FOR this city.
last night. In the dispatch received. to-
day. from Manager Manning OF the
Washington club. he said: My corrected
schedule says Philadelphia at Washing
ton: Boston at Baltimore" The officials
OF the local club said they were not in
formed of this change.
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New York Money Market.

New York June Is
Money on calls firm. ii1ns per cent,
last loan 4.
Prime mercantile paper. 3a1H2 per
cent
Sterling exchange weat at 4s7s.a2. for
demand. and at 4-Slshi. for az days.
Posted rates i.s6ii !. ana - n+.s9.
Commercial bills. 44 IA Sjl.-
Silver certificates. nominal ~.
Bar silver. 5s's-
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Chicago MARKETS.

Chicago. June u
September wheat opened Aus higher \,
"a, drcLped 70 -. advanced to 9s1lsse.'
and closed firm I'M higher at ~
TENDER corn closed between AZ s,se
closing 19s higher at A7sff45. The elo..
oats was firm and hTH higher h, S71ams
FOR September. Provisions were Am az.
WHEAT-June. s;as: July. es1zat.. s.p,
CORN-June. 40: July, 81; Sept usA
a.; Dec. ~. I've
OATs-Juiy. z71.uA; sept. 2s7.az N,v
25A. Nay
PORK-July, I4G5: Sept. 148.
LARD-July, 1914: Sept. Els: Or,
RlBS-July. 500; Sept, s.I5.
FLOtR-Easy, No. 2 spring whes. =.
No. :, GtMG,4 No. 2 red. e5z.askiL: M
corn. fit: No. 2 yellow, 43Is No z ~.
IN: No. 2 white. 3g4; No. 8 white 80
900; No. 2 rye. AZ. Fiaxseed, 1ss; " NJ
1*; Mess pork. H.e5ali.70; lard. se7ila,
ribs. ..s,ns.15: shoulders. 7ak: ctear sidess
t,IflI. clover su sSs
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@MArr

This signature is on every bog Of tho genuine
Laxative Bronco mnine Tablet.
:4S.s rsluedy that curca o cold II 00e dag
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How 10 tell the Genuine.

The signature Of r. w. Grove appears
on every box of the genuine Laxative
Kr1mo- Ouiuine.
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New England League Standing.
American League.
AT WASHINGTON.

Washington % 1 o 4-S-9-l
Philadelphia 20 l o o o list
Batteries-Patten and Clarke; Milligan
and Powers. Attendance. 23l9
At CLEVELAND.
Cleveland ...0 I 2 l 9-5- %
Milwaukee 10 o o o 4-S-iI-2
Observation-Disclosures and Wood: Reidy
Gavin and Maloney.