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Why did YOU quit Coffee?

sort Of material which must be re-
placed day by day. or the brain and
other parts of the body VIII not act
properly.
Coffee is a hidden but powerful
enemy to ones progress in life. Its
subtle. narcotic poison weakens heart.
interferes- with digestion and has a
definite and destructive effect on the
nervous system. People who are con-
tent to load themselves with impedi-
ments to progress. who refuse 10 sup
ply body with food and drink of the
kind needed TO make up for the daily
disintegration of nerve and tissue.
must stand aside in the race for pre-
eminence.
The ones who are properly fed will
surely win the Iaurels.
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Saturday Sales.

Ajax, 5oe9Z7l2c; 1O0G26lzc; 10Od27c; 1000
627S4c; 2,200G2Sc
Garisa, 5OOd39c; 5ooG3sAc; 1,OOOa3g1zc.
Daly-West, 50d$25. IS
IngOt, 2000d6c; 1,0OOG5$Lc.
Lower Mammoth, 4O0d75c; 20Od72c; 1000
Tic, seller 80 DAYS.
May Day, 1,o00d51c; 5O0G51c. seller 60
days; loO95l1zc; 509Q51%4c; 1,1O0q52c; 1000
SIC. seller 80 days.
Star Consolidated 5O0d251kc.
Sunshine 600d27e; 1,1O06Z71zc: 50QG27zc;
50odt2ISsc; 1.000dZ7@c
TesOra. 300G15c.
Uncle Sam, 300Q51I5c; 5OOd52c. seller 50
days; 409d5214c; s,7O0d52c: 1O06521sc.
Ben Butler, /. e09G11ikc.
California. 100d2Sc; 4.190d261Ec: 1,10Od
267sc: 2,l00Q2694c; 4,709G264c: 2,000G263sc (:
SOFA 26isc; 4C00d26c / 800d25Izc; 50Od257kc f:
1, 5O0d25szc; 5OO02514c; 9OOQ25c
La Refine, 400d221zc; 5O0G2115c.
Martha Washington, 5,000G715c.
Victor, 1O0d41lzc.
West Morning Glory, 3O0OG31zc
Yankee Consolidated, 1O0dS2. 01; 4O0GS2. 90.
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Holmquist and Mcdonald of Silver
City, and after due consideration the
president and secretary we're author
lied to grant the application and sign
up Ihe documents TO make il binding
The action taken means that the old
Picnic viii again be operated, and
from the Knowledge the iessees are
known 10 have concerning the mine
the belief is expressed that il viii not
be long till they have made il pro-
ductve.
Should the expectations Of MessTs-
'l0lmquist and Mcdonald be realized,
lsey, as well as the Picnic company,
viii make money, and a year hence
the MANAGEMENT viii be in good shape
to continue work on the company ac-
count
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II probably comes 10 every thought
f,,l nerson at times that there are
nlentv of common, mediocre people.
and that if one determines to, he or
sbs can press to the front. pass the
c,~.vcd and win position. fame and
oold II is largely a matter Of deter
T,snation ami health. Many a deter
mined character with brilliant possi-
biiities is held back by i'll health.
some find that bright, keen thoughts
refuse to come TO their brains. and
wonder why
The kind Of brain work that makes
successful professional men makes
heavy draughts on the filing of the
rT5in5te nerve cells Of the body said
aling being composed OF a grayish
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-16
Sales of United States Stock.

Boston. Mass, Feb. ia block of
United States stock came on the mar
ket yesterday which is understood to
have been the last of a lot of 10000
shares held by interests who let it so
in order TO protect Amalgamated and
ether stock holdings. The offerings
found read takers among the insiders,
who express themselves as perfectly
satisfied with the conditions of the
prOpertY.
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TO EXPERT PROPERTIES.
D. 2. Rohlfng to Report on Tintic
and Grand Encampment Mines.

d, P. Rohlfng, the well known min
ing engineer. who was recently re-
leased urom the Horn Silver through A
split-up with Manager Farnsworth.
leaves for Tintic this morning 10 make
an expert examination Of the Boston
& Tintic oompany's property, when
report of conditions and recommended
tons on the plan Of development to be
followed will be submitted to the man
agement.
That task completed Mr.. Rohlfing
viii leave for Grand Encampment,
WyO., to conduct an examination of
the Beulah Copper company's proper
ties in the interest of the Boston di-
rectOrs and shareholders. The gentle
man is an engineer and expert of rec
ognized ability and keen judgment,
and his examination and report on
each of the properties named should
and undoubtedly will prove Of great
value to the companies.
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Ore and Bullion.

Ore and bullion settlements in this
city during the past week amounted to
s2S7, 800, yesterdays proportion being
S46, 700. as follows:
T. r. Jones & Co, ores, $685. bull
lion. S11, 500.
Mccormick & Co., ores $1,000; cy-
andes, $4,000.
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Count Tolgtoi improving.

Yalta. Crimea, Feb. 15.-Count Tolstoi
is somewhat improved today. His pulse
is 80 and his temperature is satisfac-
tory. The change for the worse in his
condition which occurred last evening
was caused by a spread Of the pulmo-
side
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BIG JOINT SHELTER.
II. A. Cohen Figuring on One With
Trinity Copper Company.
(Special to The HeraId.)

San Francisco, Feb. 15.-Hartwig A.
Cohen, western financial representative
of Captain DeLamar, and A. h. Brown.
general superintendent of the Trinity
Copper company of Shasta county, in
which the Bully Hill properties are To-
Gated. are in the city comforting re-
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OIL INSTEAD OF WATER.
A Liveryman at Meteetse, Wyo., Gets
Flow at Seventy-five Feet.

Meeteetse. Wyo.. Feb. IA flow of
oil has been struck in'the well of Dan.
Weller, the liveryman, who was drill
ing for water. The oil was found at
a depth of about seventy-five feet in
mixture of coarse black and white
sand. Weller will sink the drill deep
er, and it is expected that a heavy
fiow of Illuminating oil will be encoun-
tered in the next fifty feet.
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Boston Mining Stocks.
Mining Notes.

A five-car lot of Grand Central ore
was marketed yesterday.
George f. Robinson pulled out for
Butte again on last nights train.
Superintendent J. P. McCree re-
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PICNIC MINE LEASED.
Directors Turn it ever to Silver City
Men For a Year.

UIItCtuIo u4li ~ NFt4 % SIINtE NIIy
Men For a Year.
At the call of President g. A Dun
can. the directors Of the E.Snic Mining
company assembled in this city yes
terday and held an important meeting
i. was the first time the directors had
been together since april last, and
large amount OF business was trans
acted 4 portion of he company's
territory is in she heart Of Silver City.
and numerous residences and business
houses are built on lots set aside and
plated by the company. Yesterday
deeds we're signed and ordered oeliv-
sred TO several purchasers. and the
t.easarers report showed over $3.50 in
the trwsury.
An application for years lease on
the miEe was submitted by Messrs-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-16
Metal Market.

Silver. 5514c per ounce.
Copper, 115sc per pound; New York,
122sc
Lead, $3.50 per 100 pounds; New
York, $4.12I5.
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Mining.

We are open to act as fiscal agents
in Boston and New England for the
sale of the treasury stock of a good
mining company. Address with full
particulars, Edward Hedges & Co,
bankers and brokers, 10 Congress street,
BOSTON Mass
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Harru S Losenh. stock Broker.

G. A. Gibbs, Stock Broker,
PA Atlas block. Tel. O54 K.
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a. S. Campbell, Broker,
2O2 D. F. Walker building. Tel. $50.
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H. B. Cole Co., Stock Brokers,
business only. Phone 325
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-16

]. oberndorfer, Stock Broker,
l61 South Main. Tel. 2SS. House, 1054Y.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-16

W. Browning, Stock Broker,
PIP Atlas block. Telephone 1850 z.
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William II. Tibbals, Broker,
4O0-1 D. F. Walker Bldg, Tel. 1881. Res.
az
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Meyer & Joseph, Stock Brokers,
500 Progress building. Phone 1159Y.
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Barnett & Langley, Brokers,
2 West Second South. Tel. so.
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Reliable and accurate information
given clients. Phone $40. 217 Atlas.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ROOMS.

HANTED-Three or four unfinished rooms, FOR
aorsoEccFIHg- address bon f7G. this Office
uZG-g
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

ton, scent fare, three-fourrhs acre 81 ricA
garden ground, Broom Luuse. and barn 81 ,5d9s
one-haif acre, adjoining, with 5-rgoM house and
h1rn- 81 ,2,S0 vsrv easy terms also 100 buid-
Ing lots for sos each - cash. balance 81 psr
wees. 10 per cent II for easl5 also several 5
and 2o-acTe tracts EgGT city Tor sale very cheap.
JAMES F. CLEMENTS. 1905 g. ST. NV MOS
FOR SALE-Ar- Vernon. 200 lots and farms;
formerly part General NashinEton's estate J.
Il. KJ EHLENG. Mt Vernon on Potomac. esq
FOR SALE-7-room house, . acres land, 8, 00Gt
500 down, balance monthly PIERCE
PIERCE. Vienna Va oc2-s0t
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WALL PAPER.

Is constantly Teceiy-
attractive designs IN
from 500 up.
yourself and be con
mIA-tf
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

FOR >ALE-HigH grade Columbia gents y,araI
iu perfect order; coaster brake lamp nd an
complete; - incl franz l2l- sth 81. NV 81
FOR SALE-Two I1d.cs' bicycles Hartford and
Ua.tou. excellent condition. 70 IssnaHIc. Flat
1883 gIsl 81 between & and = e2l-a
FOR SALE-A=sortmcur secondhand hictgleg
RamNicrs. keysioues. otc., s. 10 SIG 8iIq NJ
IT, wIg-8
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FOR RENT--HOUSES.

FOR RENT-l5l2 Huron ST. NV. rooms, froEs
and hack yard; 10 permanent tenant viii -
rented az $3.50 Pc. no yhis Is a corner house
with front and side entrance 3. Il. WARNER
Co, sI6 ST. NV pIB-s
FOR RENT-I50s. 1911 lst ST. nv. two c5zy.
Groom rcceptioa-hslI cellar houses: Only S25 s.
month each Key as 1918 Isl St., across alley,
mlg5 &. q WARLNG, ia G. 81 nv,
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WANTED-RO0MS-

WANTED O8r large auturulshed room lu the
southeast ON OF near 9th, Ith OF 5fh SIS. rent
Rot 90 exceed SO. BOX = dis oft-e- I'll
HANTED-BF gentleman. room ia Dry rc fam
Zig. us other roJmers, vicinity Treasury ref
ereUDr- Address bon . tlis Office 81
WANTED-By elderly couple. thf rooms and
BATH must be reasonable add gss bon J.
this offoe. m2l-3
hANfED-Tsya furnished rooms for light house
zeeuing- second Hogg5 no children Gaust be
within five minutes walk u Patent Office Ad-
dress BOX fes TINS Office mzI-5
3 -ANTED-Thrce rooms ia Northwest furnished
UNFINISHED, first floor. light housekeeping,
heat and gas address BOX 40. this Office
m2I-a
T,ANTED-By November 7. by middIe-aged
couple. or ) uufuIBis-Ied rooms with heat and
ga Tor light Housekeeping. Address Bon i53.
THIS office. e2J-a
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

NaNTED-PosItion by experienced stenograpber
and typewriter l. r. G., 1910 I4th 81 NV
NANTED-By a young coIored man TO work IN
private family or see after horses: good refer
ence- ANDREW MCDONALD OF Reeves ST
uv. 81
NANTED-By col0red man, place as iaDitor OF
porter reference. 800 18th ST. NV els
WANTED-By eXpG fenced clerk, situstiou n
Wholesale CT retail sore Address B. Il, Hotel
Baltimore. mi
WANFED-Py coIorcd man. position as cook.
first OF second, with reference. 1921 sth st. nv.
M
NANTED-A place as Office boy by a bright
intelligent boy can furnish good reference,
address BOX 4o5. this Office mi
RANTED-By experienced man, place Of farm;
wages no object Address BOX 4S2. this Office.
NANFED-By young man. position Of trust, OF
cirTzlHE. en- furnish best OF reftrence- Ad-
dress BOX $40 this Office. !nIs-S
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TABLE BOARD.

iEST-Ci.sSS table board u our dining room.
meals served 10 order 1920 18th ST. NV e2T-g
NANTEp-1vTo table hoardeFs; excellent board.
@lEali family low rates; near Capitol and
Library ~ IsJ st Ne H3.Ig
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WANTED-BoA2DERS.

NANTED-AzTried couple, two ladies OF two
gcEteInen 10 occupy large, neat room, with ex-
celieut table bOaT5; comfortable house and
everything neat; modern and newly furnished.
Cali II IOIT 18th ST nv uIs-S
WANTED few boarders and rooiaezs, yrish
private family 23I 18th It. ne mss
WANTED-Tablc bosrders at the WELCOME
CAFE pleasing bal Of fare. 81 Pa ave. NV
eI5-S
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WANTED-BICYCiES.

wANTED-Gents and indies bicyc'gs- any con
diJlOu. BON :, this Office. e2I-3
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FOR SNE-I5II Isl 81 NV large Iizht
GOOD condition. uuiy s. 7So- 800 o. more cash,
haieucs SO monthly Kcy az I5l5 1st st.
across alley G.. c. WAEING. IIi4 q St. NV.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-By q respectable calorad woman.
Ig"T.S ta clean "f uHau5uG~ or ta take car.
ri fats Address i522 ST. NV IL
WANTEp-By respectable coIored girl. place ro
DO general HuU-eWgTa- 9ps HaymvIe court sH-
NANTED-By eoIored girl. place as chamber
raid or nurse Address OF call u 1884 Reeves
81 NV. 81
NANTED-Bv IaunIrcss. washing OUT by the
cay OF TO take home Basement. I-i2 O. 81
UANTED-By good working woman house
cleaning WORK 10y the day Address is ST. -y-
wANTED-Nashfug 10y experienced Iaundgass 60
take home Va THOMAS, 23jl ST NV mi
WANTED-Ry , coIorcd woman, work out by
iss GAY. 100 Richardson st NV MI
WANTED-Scg with dreszulaker or ia fam
iiy- address Bon As. this Office m2I3
WANTED BY Hsst-clas- Iaundress work To take
home 1902 srh ST NV m2I-2
wANTED-sewing; viii go out address 7Ja
4th ST nv m2I-5
wANTED-wssh5ng TO take home. PIG Ball st
wANTED-PIacc 10 do general ho,lsegyork "a
small family 10 Arthur Place NV mi
WANTED-By Young woman. place 10 work
mornings and afternoons. 1874 7 St NV. mi
WANTED-PIae- a, chamberuaid OF general
EouscwuTECr in small family Address % De
frees Court Nv. nj
WANTED-A situation by competent seam
stress can cut and fl ladies' and chiidrcu's
dresses 20 Indiana ave nzI-2
wANTED-By a respectable coIored woman,
place at cleaning Office 4S4 School ST sw- M
WANTED-By coIored girl place il fats OF
EolseWoTE- let Isti st NV. COZ
" ANTEU-By q rel bic girl, a place to cook;
stay at night EtgI ftTmoHt ave e21-g
WAhTED-Wasllir-C 10 take home. 205 Q st
HE- miss
WANTED-Mending and sewing 10 take home.
BY competent white woman Address BOX I22,
this Office eZ7-S0
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

NANIED-Av once. experienced cashier Apply
With reference BNEENFDETH gUTFTTTTNG
CO. 4Ig 7th ST. NV ezI-G
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FOR RENT-S SUBURBAN.

FOR RENT-FaIm and two houses On Hamilton
ne eI6-!
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FOUND.
FOR sALE-CoUNTRY PROPERTY.

HERE Is d chance TO buy a SIMMER home at
$50 for 30 months. two acre lots. Us peach. >
plum trees: 80 gTaPeviues living and growing:
iH CuipCpeT county, Va. ne are selling these
lots fast: II ypU want one now Is YOUR chance
c. NJ SLYE, GC4 st. nw. els
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g MATTRESSES Sl5- rooms and fare rajd- for hotel
1Hf Of city DICKS HOTEL AGENCY. 18th
lnl Pa ave ra7-1
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wANTED-RooMs AMI BOARD.

WANTED b Young lady cup427-r room and
board IH private isuiIr Horihwcs' safe terms
I...l-t he reasonable EoS ., tb5s e=1ce- ,=zI-
MANTED-RoorH and board s-r-.rlcmau and
DAIid IS years.. German fafr.i,: -t.,tr price
Ad-rgas BOX 8aj. this Office Izl-3
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR SALE-t;as fixtures. combination gas and
electric light suitable for store or haH- also
not air furnace bon VABCTIE, SI4 7ih s.
Vu. ggl-2
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FOR RENT-FLATS.
ROOMS AND BOARD.

GOOD comfortable room with frst-caass board
suitable for tive gentlemen at so per month
IL 5th 81. NV ezI-y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-06-09
Another Game?

In spite of the defeat administered
by Cony, Friday. ana by Coburn, Sat
urday. Watcrville still thinks she has
a better team than Copy and her sup
portcrs are willing to back The team
in another game with Cony at any
time. AS the teams are now tie for
second place. many Of the supporters
of Waterville would like to see 1t
played out. The teams have now
played two games and n third would
be a fair test of their strength. The
team winning the rubber" would be
entitled to being called the better. As
it is now everything is in dispute and
it is all mostly 4 matter Of opinion.
WatervilIe is willing to meet Cony in
another game. This could be played
on neutral grounds if deemed best and
everything arranged for all possible
fair play for both sides.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-06-09
TOO MUCH WATER.
Log Driving Company Put to Heavy
Extra Expense.

Madison, Me, June s.-The water in the
Kennebec river IL 50 high that consid-
cradle expense will be incurred by the
kennebec Log Driving Co. the rest OF the
season. The Moose river drive IS well
along and will be in the lake within 4
few days. The drives Of most Of the
streams tributary to the lake are nearly
all across to the big dam. All East
branch drives are in the main river
The water in MOOsehead lake ~ 50 high
that ii is found impossible TO avoid OPEN
ing some Of the gates TO relieve the pres
sure. On the main river the interyalcs
are being loaded and great jams are piI-
ing up at every point where there is an
obstruction.
Master Driver Larixin was In town. Sat
urday, looking over the several Jams at
this point. Mr.. Larkin is inclined to be-
lieve that If men enough can be secured
for the work, he will be able to get the
jams broken within n few days after the
water begins to drop off. otherwise there
viii be a number Of high and dry jams
to occupy the attention of the crews for
many weeks. This sudden rise is really
the worst setback the drive has sustained
this season.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-06-09
M. a. P. A. MEETING.
Business Transacted and Officers Elect
ed in Saturdays Session.

The nth semi-annual meeting Of the
Maine Amateur Press Association was
held Mt the Coburn building, Saturday
forenoon, President II. l.. Pepper pre-
siding. Eight Of the school papers of
the State We're represented and there
we're about 40 members Of the -asso-
citation present. The session was de-
voted to business and discussions. The
question box proved very entertaining
and Interesting and some helpful ideas
FOR those present We're developed.
The following officers were elected:
President. Archie w. Dunn, Auburn;
vice president, Sadie Y. White, Orono;
secretary, Minnie G.. Reed, Coburn;
treasurer. Roland Is. Moore. Portland;
executive committee, Charles Libby,
Bangor. Arthur L. Robinson, Bruins
wick, Ray Estes, Coburn, Putnam
Ware, WaterVille.
The customary resolutions thanking
the retiring officers for their faithful
work and the members of the editorial
boards Of the High school and Coburn
for the entertainment afforded.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-06-09
SKOWHEGAN.
Waterville, 8; Skowheuan, q.

The Waterville baseball team defeated
the Skowhegans at Fairview park Satur-
day afternoon, s to 4, in one of the most
interesting games seen on the home
grounds for n long time. Up to the eighth
inning, when costly errors by Haycouk
and Farron and a batting rally by the
visitors lost the game for the home team
the playing was Of the sharpest order
Rain fell almost constantly during the
nine innings. but despite the wet ball
both pitchers had excellent control Of the
ball
Both teams hit the ball hard, Water
vile cxcelling in this respect. ManiX
made the remarkable record Of five hits
in five times at bat, also accepting five
chances in the field without an error. For
Sl1owhegan. +. Sutton distinguished him
self in the field and A. Sutton ana Dugas
at the bat. The team shows marked i'm
provement since the two games with
Fairfield, ana when Capt. Jones. who is
now laid off with the mumps, is back in
the game they hope to be back IN Old
time form.
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SOME RAILROAD SCHEMES.
Things Considered Possible by Those
Who Are Watching Developments.

The people of the city are getting q
bit bewildered by the multiplicity Of
railroad schemes that are ahoat at
present. Railroad schemes are not
usually made public property until they
are pretty well developed, so little that
is really definite is known at present
But it is known that the Waterville
& Fairfield Railway q Light Co. has 4
petition pending before the city council
for an extensive extension of it's tracks
and that a company has just been
formed for building 4 road to Oakland.
These schemes seem to be fairly wei
along. The possible routes to Oakland
have been looked over by these inter-
ested ana 4 selection of the most favor
able will probably soon be made. The
extension Of the w. & f. II. &, L. 90.
will make a loop. the new section pass
ing through the western edge of the
city. cutting through the southern edge
connecting with the present terminus
Of the road, and swinging in upon Col
lege avenue so as to strike the road
near the old turnout. This would put 4
band of steel pretty well around the
city and is what has been needed for
some time. But-the route includes
some of the best residential streets in
the city and there may be serious OBJ
lection on the part Of the residents to
having a street railway pass through
them. One thing will have to be kept
in mind. however, and that is that wa
terville is now growing very rapidly