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100000, 900 COMBINE.

The International Harvester com.
3any, with capital ofl2O. 900 600 which
- TO control the worlds output of har-
vesting machinery is being pDt in shape
Ispidly.
The amount raised for. financing the
combination was 65,OOO,OOO, half Of
which is to be devoted to paying off
minority stock holders Ill the compan n
ses merged, the balance to form the
working capital of the big corporation.
Cyrus Mccormick is the heaviest ind {.
Vidual stock holder with William Deer
ing, ranking second.-Kansas Common
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A Good Magazine.

By virtue of an arrangement with
the Pilgrim Magazine Co. of Bat
tie Creek, Michigan we Con furnish
1.-The Pilgrim a splendid magazine
devoted to current issues, the home.
fashions etc. in connection with the In.
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a standard magazine equal to any pub
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It surpasses the Ladies' Home Journal
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lions 1t Is IN authority which Is eagerly
sought on account Of the famous men
who contribute to 10.
1t would be good idea to arrange
for It for your winter reading at this
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Don't Shoot Quail Until December.


Section one of the Kansas game law
reads as follows:
SEC. l. That section of chapter 1876
Si the Session Laws of 1897, entltl ed
An act for the protection of birds. pro.
udlng at what seasons birds may be
shot. to prohibit the sale and shipment
Of birds, prescribing a punishment for
sbe violation of this act, and to repeal
chapter 1877 of the Law of 1872, chapter
Is OF the General Statutes Of 1889, and
shapter 81 of the laws of 1893, and all
acts in confiicthere WITH" be amended
- as to read as follows: Section l. It
shall be unlawful for any person or
persons, at any time, except as herein
after provided, to hunt, catch, kill, shoot,
pursue, entrap or ensnare any partridge
Ptnnated grouse or prairie. chicken,
grouse, quail, pheasant, plover, oriole.
neadow-lark, robin, thrush. redbird,
nocking-bird. blue jay, turtle dove, or
Nuebird; provided. it shall not be un-
awful to shoot grouse and prairie
chicken from August Is to October /.
and doves and plovers from July Is to
september Is, Of each year; provided,
furthermore, that this act shall not
prevent the owner of an orchard from
shooting blue jays or orioles at any
time for the protection of such orchard:
provided, it shall not be unlawful 10
shoot quail during the month of De-
eember.
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We could Lot get returns on the pr. :
lioi,inn ticket, but the general impress.
sion is that Dibbens and Martin goi
about $50 votes and the other candi.
dates close to 100 on an average The
sficial crpnt ill determine IL
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Cattle for Sale.

Five hundred cattle for sale-2-year-
Odds, yearlings. cows and calves, dry
cows, heifers, twos and yearlings. VIII
sell any of them very reasonable within
the next 80 days. G. Il. Hoy,
Four miles north Of Aetna.
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II. Z. Woodward is exclusive agent
for the 0. B. Flour-the best brand in
he market. It is popular with all who
use it. Buy a sack and be convinced.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1902-11-05

REPRESENTATIVE, sheriff and clark of
the district Court IL the sig, O. the Inde
pendent victory.
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hIedicineLodge OMcors.
Clubbing Rates.

The following papers will be furnish
ed In connection with the Index at the
rates quoted. Old or new subscribers
can take advantage of this offer and
Can get both papers one year for the
price named opposite the papers:
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All kinds OF furniture bought and
sold. stoves repaired, and second hand
goods of every description constantly
in stock. Store on North Main street.
ADAM JACKSON.
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RESULT OF The FAIR.
4 List Of Premiums Awarded and the
Winners In the Races.

Our time was too limited last week to
give more than a brief outline OF the
results Of the Fair, and we take pleas
ure In publishing list this week of
the premiums awarded and the lucky
horses in the speed ring.
FIRST DAY.
2:26 Trot-Thornfield LIST, Archie
Lshigh End, Rustsna 3rd. Time 2:31A.
Half Mile and Rspeat-Aics Holland
/, Willie G. 3, Rip Tear 3, Billie Jor-
dan 4, Miss Dewey 5, Bay Bill 6, Dick
Turpin 7. limo :5015.
II Mile Dash-Grey John l, Grey
Nettie 2, Bundle Bee 3, John 4, Mug
gins s. Time 1884. This was q race
whore the friends of Gray John, the
home horse, owned by AL Shannon,
made killing. He was rated a four to
one shot, but he took tho money easy
and would have cut the time down =
second or two if he had gotten = little
better start. Gray John is about the
swiftest quarter horse in tho southwest.
"a Mile Dash-Bettie B. 1, Tom Ar
mold 2, Ocean Wave 3, Abby D. 4,
M ilestone 5, Air Castle 6, Spectre 7,
Eliza L. 8, Orphan Girl 9. limo Los.
SECOND DAY.
Fres-for-all Pace-Col. Loomis l,
Frank Van 2, Trilby 8. Time 2.1414
2:25 Pace-Norway Chief 1, Marshall
Good 8, Winwood 3, Belle Holland 4.
q Mile Dash-Bsttie B. 1, Tom Ar
mold 2. Air Castle 8 Abby D.4, Orphan
Girl 5. Time 1:i81s.
AZ Furlong-Bettie B. 1, Billie Jor-
dan 2, Alice Holland 3, Red Fox 4, Rip
Tear 5, Eliza L. 6. Time 80.
% Mile Dash-Bumble Bee 1, Mug
gins 2, Bay Bill 3, Eclipse 4, Gooseneck
6, Ocean Wave 6, Young Short 7, Or
phan Boy 8. Gladys and John left at
post. Time :361a.
THIRD DAY.
2:3O Pace-Winwood l, Ella H. 2,
Norway Chief 3, Belle Holland 4. Time
1924.
u Mile ash-Gooseneck 1, Billie
Jordan 2, Tom Arnold 3, Willie G.. 4.
Bette B. left at post. Time :5O1s.
Mile Novelty--Muggins 1st quarter,
Nettie the half, Alice Holland 81 and
mile. Bette B., Rip Tear and John
also ran. Time "a, 81, 1:19, 1:4814.
y Mile nsolation-Rip Tear 1,
Gooseneck 2, Ocean Wave 3, Bay Bill 4,
Red Fox 5, Dick Turpin 6. Time 81.
p Mile Cowpony-Mollie Joe CAN'T
l, Grey Eagle tom Galligher) 2, Fitz-
simmons (H. Hoofer) 3, Bill ed Keller
4, Pride 5. Time .571a.
IUKS-POULTRY.
F. w. Merrill, Medicine Lodge, 6
Pullets, and l Cockerel, Trio Game
chickens.
R H. Tanksley. Medicine Lodge, two
Buff Plymouth Rocks, and 5 Pullers
and 9 Cockerels Barred Plymouth
Rocks.
G. e. Taliaferro. two Golden Ham
burgs.
E.. E. Bland, Sharon, 2 Pullets and 2
cockerels, White Wyandottes.
r. R. Frooman, Medicine Lodge. 8
Muscova Ducks, Two Bantam Chick
ems and pair of Fantail Pigeons.
G, G. Fair Sharon, 3 coops White
Rocks-One Rooster, Trio
and two cockerels and Pullets.
CORN.
Eli Harbaugh, Nlppawalla, 2 ears
Sparten Corn.
Z. B. Stockstill, Sharon. 4 ears vel.
low corn.
FRUIT AND VEGETABLES.
D. Coyle-
plate Ben Davis apples
plate Arkansas Black apples
plate Gano apples
plate William Trig apples
plate Missouri Pippin apples
j. r McCOy-3 Cushaws
M. Nell Sample
l jar Mango pickles
2 jars Sour Cinnamon pickles
2 jars Tomato pickles
jar Picklelillie
/ jar Cauli1ower and Onions
liar Onion pickles
2jars Cauliflower pickles
2 jars mixed pickles
l can peaches
can apples
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B arher County OMcers
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u. Ii MCOOy-o SuSudWS
M. Nell Sample
l jar Mango pickles
2 jars Sour Cinnamon pickles
2 jars Tomato pickles
jar Picklelillie
jar Cauli1ower and Onions
l jar Onion pickles
2jars Cauliflower pickles
2 jars mixed pickles
l can peaches
I can apples
cans cherries
Scans tomatoes
8 caEs crab jelly
2 cans plum jelly
1pan Lima beans
2heads Cauliflower
l string peppers
IL Mango peppers
6 cucumbers
l baske: lettuce
6 radishes
basket beans
6 beets
bunch imaginary cotton
Dave Gordon
l bunch Bermuda S potatoes
bunch Black Spanish potatoes
peck Irish potatoes
peck peanuts
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And principal points in Texas and the South
west. This train IL new throughout and 10
with electric lights and all other modern
travelling c0nveniences. Il runs via our now
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-09-13

| Is. along the coast between Muir and
| Yakutat. in Alaska. AT Dundas the
shaking lasted several seconds. The
| shocks broke windows, caused the col
| lapse of an unfinished building at a
| salmon cannery and badly frightened
4 number Of Chinese fishermen. Tailor
| bay was filled with ice Jared from
! Brady glacier. Tons of ice fell into the
/ water. choking it almost to the point
I Of preventing navigation.
| A boat containing the first officer
and Eve of the crew of the British
| steamer Nithsdale, has arrived at Co
/ lombo. Ceylon. The officer reports that
! the Nithsdale grounded heavily in Il
! feet cf water. on a reef south of Car
diva island. Zone of the Maldiye islands
/ in the Indian ocean,. Sept. s. Ali hands
are safe. Water flows into the vessels
| forehold and there are 10 fathoms of
water 2stern Of the steamer. which is
| in Il prccarious condition. owning to
! The danger of her slipping of the reef
| She has 1000 tons of sugar in her other
holds which will probably be salvable.
after Oct mails for White Star
Line steamers viii not reach Queens
| town until 10.15 a. NJ. Thursdays. in
stead of a. NJ as. at present, thus
| considerably delaying the departure 1f
| those vessels. The reason for the al-
| teTotion in time is the refusal Of the
| White Star Line to further cooperate
! with The general rostofiice inacceierat-
| ing the mail boat service from Easton
! station. London, to Dublin. The COM
pany has hitherto contributed S30,0a1
yearly towards the acceleration, but 1t
now says il fcaIs il IS no part of its
duty to continue such IN outlay ana
the postofiice therefore, is reverting
to slower trains.
"A decree Of distribution has been
granted at san Francisco in the es-
j.tate Or Adolph Sutro, deceased. ana
Sa. 400 i'll Iegacies will he paid to Vas
sar College. the heirs of the late Cong.
Bi.gs. the late Judge Orange Yerris Of
New York. and the Iate Cong Randolph
Strickland of Michigan. The deceased
congressTnen. Who we've all residents af
Eastern states, aided Sulro I'll his tua-
ncl controversy and the dead milliol-
airc bcqucathed 5000 to their sur
yivors. Vlssar College gets, $iG.G0o.
Mrs. Merritt, one of the executors of
her fathers will. testified IN the probate
court that $3,000,O00 win be distributed
IN the residuary legatees.
The san Francisco Call says that the
brotherhood Of Locomotive Engineers
will. Jan. l. next. make a formal de-
nland for an increase Of wages. The
brotherhood Of Locomotive Engineers.
it is said. is not affiliated in its fight
with the Western Federation Of Gen.
eral Committees, composed Of railroad
conductors and brakemen. The Pacific
system Of the Brotherhood of Locomo-
tive Engineers at present IS in session
IN san Francisco. All their conferences
are executive. In. 80 days the engineers
and conductors and trainmen of the
Southern Pacific win send delegations
to this city to meet Mgr. Alger, as
their two-year contracts with the COM
pany will expire and win require re-
newal.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-09-13

In connection with the repairs which
have been going on all summer at the
power house and old car barn of the
electric road, new spur track has
been laid from the railway into the Old
barn. which is now used as a store
house. The old track was so laid tfiat
the large eight wheelerss could not run
around the bend, but it is now laid
with 4 longer curve and any OF the
cars can be run in here for repairs.
The old barn has been raised three or
four feet higher, and 1t is hoped that
il IS now above the big freshet mark
Nearly every year the floor has been
covered when the spring freshet came.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-09-13
Church fi-ticaa.

81. Matthew's Ghurch.-Rey. w r..
Livingston, rector. Sixteenth Sunday
after Trinity; morning service AT 1890
O'Clock; Sunday-school at 11.45 O'Clock.
Uniyersalist church Rev. il. w.
Wcbber pastor: Morning service ~
1880 Subject Of sermon. tomorrow:
The Loss of Strength Sabbath
school al HIS. All are cordially wei
eeHlod at the services.
Miss GeQrgie Gray. the evangclist Of
F3ii' River. Mass, wifi be at ..Fiftrds
hali ffa1l6Weil, at $50 and Z b.GFociS
s1ddayia, Miss. Cray wifi aIso lcoadia.t
the hnettfHgs.a n TtesdaSt Ianif f-fMsy
evenings at s.ilso. Q X II aretpfnvftea YgnbL-
tend. = slll' 50 - tss1on lon
Al the First Baptist church, IL cfhS2ffi5,Ri2a 2fi,9R ftr
vices will be conducted by the pastor.
Rev. W. d. Plummer. Morning wor-
ship. 1880. Theme: '.TIle Infinite Sup
ply" Sunday school, Has: Y. p. S. G,
E.. 6,15; Gospel service, :. 4 cordial
invitation 20 all.
Old south Congregational church.
Rev. G. A. Wight. pastor: 1890 A. NJ.
sermon by the pastor subject: Com
fo1nding Outward ordinanceseand In
struments of Religion VIII Religion
Itself" The. sacrament of the Lords
supper will be administered. Evening
worship and Bible study Z p. II. Read
| s,an.uel. 4th chapter.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-09-13
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Petitions in bankruptcy have been lled
as follows: Charles \. Farnham Of New
sharon, Averil y. Morton Of South Port
land.
The first annual meeting Of the Knox
County Veterans Association was held
AT Oakland. Rocl<iand. Thursday. Officers
were elected as Follows: Pres, Fred II.
Aldus. Camden; SEC, james W. Achorn,
Camden: Treas. O!iver ]. C9nant kock-
land Mrs James T. Rhodes of Rock
land, and Mrs. Sarah l.. Pascal of Rock
port. were elected vice presidents in pc
half Of the Ladies' Auxiliary, ana James
d. Rhodes ar Rockland. was elected vice
president from Edwin LIBBY post The
next meeting will be held in Oakland Or
Camden.
Mrs Carrie A. Nation viii not return
n Maine as she originally intended. Mrs.
Nations manager had made arrange
n,ents for her 10 lecture ut Merry ct
ing mark Sunday afternoon. Sept. u. NJ.
~ HlaclweIl. treasurer Of the Lewiston.
brunswick e. Bah Street Railroad. own
ers OF Merrymeetias park. mas received a
iafter from MRS. Nations manager in
which he asks that the engagement be
cancelled. as AIRS. Nation has determined
not to return to Maine She said that
She cannot stand The brutality of Maine
b,sr FORMER visit ana being a determined
woman absolutely Iefused to back down
from the stand that she has taken.
Three unknown men boarded the Port
can't York. at the High Head dock, Tan
sor. "Wednesday morning, and, going to
the forecastle, pulled a yolns e9iorCd lad;
shinned Mt Antigua from his berth and
demanded that he give them 81 to JOIN
the seamen's union. The hoy succeeded
in braaking away from them. and. run
ming aft aroused tne captain, who ap-
reared with = gun. At the sight OF TINS
TWO of the men lied. one failing between
the vessel and the wharf in his naste.
The ofher stood ms ground and said that
he was the local agent Of the seamen 5
ne ,,as ordered ashore but soon returned
with reinforccnients. who commence,i
throwing coal on the schooners after
house.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-09-13

friends and always feel that ( do them a
service for know how satisfactory the
results invariably are. / only wish
every family had bottle-it would save
much sickness and doctor bills."-Joseph
II. Ridgeway.
"Feel Better Than for Five Years.,
Mr.. James B. Taylor, Roberts, Ind,
writes:
II am at the present time entirely
well. / can eat anything I ever could.
took five bottles of Peruna, and feel
better now than have for FIVE years.
have doctored with other doctors of
and on for fifteen years, so can recon-
mend your medicine very highly for
stomach troubles. l take great pleasure
in thanking you for your free advice
and Peruna."-James b. Taylor.
"I Enjoy my Meals rs Used to-"
Mr.. ]. w. Pritchard, Wolf Lake, Ind,
writes:
al am pleased to say that have Neen
CURED Of catarrh of the stomach by Pc
runa. l could hardly eat anything that
agreed with me. Before 1 would get
half through my meal my stomach
would fill with gas causing me much
distress and unpleasant feelings for an
hour or two after each meal. But,
thanks to your Peruna, am now COM
pletely cured, and can eat anything I
want to without any of the distressing
symptoms. 1 can now enjoy my meals
| as used to do, and it is all due 10 DR.,
Hartman and his wonderful medicine,
Peruna.
ait has been one year since / was
cured, and am all o. X. yet, SO 1 know
i am cured."-J. w. Pritchard.
Dyspepsia is very common phase Of
summer catarrh. A remedy that will
cure catarrh of one location Will cure it
anywhere. Peruna cures catarrh wher-
ever located. That it is prompt and
permanent cure for catarrh of the
stomach the above letters testify.
If you do not derive prompt and satis-
factory results from the use Of Peruna,
write at once to DR.. Hartman, giving q
full statement of your case and he will
be pleased to give you his valuable ad-
vice gratis.
Address DR.. Hartman, President Of
The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus,
Ohio
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-09-13
CHARGED WITH RAPE.
G. w. Hunt, Portland, on Trial-Vio.
tim a o-Year-Oid Girl.

Portland, Me- Sept. 12.-Geeage ".
Hunt is on trial in the superior court
charged with committing rape on the
person of Cora Belle Tenney, aged 8
years. Witnesses for the State occu-
pied the forenoon in giving testimony
relative to their finding of the little
girl in Hunts shop one night Deputy
Sheliffs Obed Stackpole and Doughty
had gone to the shop for the purpose
of making d seizure. While LOOKING
through the window they saw the girl
alone with Hunt. whom they arrested
Dr. Tobie, who made an examination
Of the girl shortly after. testified. The
girl was cross-eXamined at length. bur
young as she is her testimony was not
changed in the main.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-09-13
THE MISSING LAD
Who Dislikes College Is Hunting in
Woods Near Deer Pond.

Phillips, Me.. Sept. 12.-Word has
been received that Fred H. White. the
Massachusetts young man who refuses
to attend college, is at Deer Pond
camps and the belief is that he and
his companions have been near there
since their departure from home. Par
ties came out. yesterday. who saw
them. They have had guides and are
now on a two days hunting trip. J.
j. White, father Of the missing boy,
is 1t Pennington and has kept the
wire busy between Poland Springs and
Eustis.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-09-13
MAINE POSTAL CHANGES,

Washington. Sept. 12.-The following
free rural delivery routes will be in
operation in Maine beginning Oct. 1st:
Ellsworth. Hancock county (addi-
tional service) by North Lamoine. La
mOine. East Lamoine and Lamoine
Beach. Leave A. NJ, arriving at
J26 p. NJ.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-09-13
Small Blake.

Annie M. Blake and Williston Small
We're united in marriage. Wednesday
evening. Sept 10. at the home Of MIR
and Mrs. Davis on the East side. The
house was prettily decorated with flow
crs and made a pleasing appearance.
After the ceremony o reception was
held. ice cream and cake being served.
until the bride and groom departed for
their new home in West Gardiner, ac-
compdniad BY the good wishes Or their
rt.inndG
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-09-13
MAINE PENSIONS.

Washington. Sept. 12.-The following
are the Maine pension changes, issue
of Aug. %:
Originals, Melville C. Burnell, Cor
ham, IS: Samuel Bush, Togus, $S. In
crease. reissue. etc, Napoleon b. Os-
good, Biddeford, $25: George w. Rice
Houlton, $ll. Widows, minors and de-
pendent relatives. Sarah l.. Motz, Penn
broke, IS; Josephine L. Getchell, North
Berwick sS; Susan McCabe, Ma
Chi1S SIS
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-09-13

Bishop Grafton of Fond bu Lac,
Wis. has decided that according 10 the
laws OF the Episcopal church when a
minister is caIiedy to the rectorship of
a parish and the call is without limita-
ton as to time the tenure IS Tor Ire
unless terminated by mutual consent
or the pastorate relations nave been
dissolved as provided for IN the eahons-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-09-13

Contractor James Fields has COM
menced work on the trestle which viii
connect the two openings at the Halo
wclr Granite Works quarries. for the
new railroad. The roadbed is ready. Or
will be ready as soon as the trestle
work is finished. and it is thought that
the road viii be in operation this fall.
This method of removing the tons of
refuse material was contemplated some
time ago; its use will render the work
less EXPENSIVE
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-09-13

Prof Miller Chemistry Botany
Mich,
thoroughly to its
qualities combined with other ingredients deaey balanced calculated
up G system, functions procure
Peruna
safety L.
hNLER
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-09-13

Mrs George Richardson and daugh-
ter Ruth OF Boothbay Harbor, are the
guests cf her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Field. at their home on Green
VILE street.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-09-13
SYRACUSE GRAND CIRCUIT.
Conner and Da?iei Co in 2.fO-EacF
Race Holly Contested.

Syracuse, n. T., Sept, l2-Funy 15oa0
people saw the ciosiag events in The
Grand Circuit races. today
~ big drawing card WAS The attempt "A
1ennor. 2d5h4 and Daricl. 2G-l4. the fe8t
rs We worlds pacing team record Of 2.oS.
AAey We're driven by \. X. Mcdonald and
mace last time to The stretch. where Da
~, broke. The Ume for the mile was
The I'll pace aEd the 210 class trot-
nnns ia:aishod rare sport IN the former
gtdtto contested every inch Of the way
qpeWa The home stretch IN both heats with
hhan t'llcy.. and the latter only won by
'J,u T., 9rlvine on tne part. of Hudson.
{, ~ the 40 trOt Wentworth, the favor
h,,,, he. was distaneea IN the first heat. Wau-
s.I ssan ara l-uiasc Mac fought hard fer the
ins.t nlSt place. N3Ueun Won both heats. the
IHS' enc BY a.nesc. TIE summaries:
Zl6 T2cT1ING- /. T.AlSESIDE STAKE
PSRsE S0eo- THREE IN FIvE
p p piise7 pii e, sseil, b N diudson) .,2 1
'sS F;,o zs sAsreey, ,,' > ,.1 -; 2
2lf cLASSPACiNGGP15t 15' RsE 5sf sioa,-
~, TWO IN THREE.
Dan Dn Riley. b Z UIudson ................1 l
SSiiiatao, M tMcDonalth h................2 >
''iNe " ood. hr = tHeydenl. nl.............3 8
Time 2oS19. 2.G1h.
-o CLASS-TR0TrING-PURSE slol0-
TWO IN. THREE
W aubun, sr 6 tSaundersl. ...............1 /
/ as1guise o.Ii Mac. ch Il tEtoweID. ...........2 ,
1ns-Sle MslYum. b IL 1McCarthy - .....S ,
y hlue, b 8 "a. McDonald}. ...........4 )
psS,lhest p,;nst b g tDicSersonl. nl...............6. I
Waloe selma, b II tHudson). .........5 6
wentworth. blk tMcHenry) .........ds
Time. 2.a9A. 2.e914.
10 PACING-0NoNDAGA STAKE
PURSE $2oas.
eart Wilkes. cl 2 "a McDonalD. L 1 I
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-09-13

Hon. Joseph II. Ridgeway, Secretary
of the American Anti-Treat Society,
writes the following letter from the
Grand Central Hotel, St. Paul, MIMI:
at is with great pleasure that 1 en-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-09-13
BELFAST. Me, RACES.
Henry Tier LowerS Track Record
from 2.2oi to ASA.

Belfast. Me. sept. 12.-The record
Of the Waldo county fair trottiug track
was lowered, today. from 2.20I 70
2l9n by the chestnut horse Henry
liter, owned by =. J.. Geutner OF this
city. Today's races closed the annual
fair
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-09-13

! this year they have good one. ana
should play some good games. Many
Of the merchants have consented to
help support the team and as in years
gone by they will take in all the games
played in this city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-09-13

The Granite Cutters went down to
Gardiner and were defeated in fine
game of baseball. by the Gardiner To-
Gals, : 10 .. Only three hits were made
off Kane.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-09-13

Lieut.. Gen. Miles left Washington.
Thursday, for the west and viii sail
from San Francisco on the transport
Thomas for the Philippines. where he
will make a tour of inspection Of the
army in the islands.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-09-13

Henry Dole ana q. l.. Spaulding Wis
ited Wiecasset Albion and Waterville.
Yesterday. making The trip from Wis
casset to Watcrville by the Wiscasset
4 Quebec Railroad.