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LATEiREsUrTSAT NEW ORLEANS.
Fifth Race-veIma Clark | Andes 2, Echo Dale 8.
Sixth Race-Woodtrce! Sooapa 2. Glade Run 8.
$4,000 EXECUTION AGAINST CARSON.

The Sheriff to-day received four executions aggregainu
S3O7a3 against John H. Carson three for S59O in favor o
Of the National Citizens Bank Of New York City and the other
for 6193 in favor OF the KnCkerbOCker Trust Company
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SIS AWARD IN SLANOER SUIT.

The Columbia
would take the
before Giderseve
uel a
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SECRET CONFERENCE ON THE CUBAN QUESTION.

WASHINGTON. March 3.-The arbitrators representing
the Ways and Means Committee and those opposed to tine
Committees plan on Cuban reciprocity in session the
Ways and Means Committee room
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hut from the fact that he was in the
hands of British medical officer IL
was presumed that the General had
been released.
Timothy NJ. Healy drish National
isU. amid Nationalist cheers. invited
the Government TO show equal mag
nan.mity and release Commandant
kritzinger.
Gen. Mothuen was wounded and can
turcd when his column of i.2o men was
routed by he Beers under Gen Delarcy
on March :.
Most OF the British prisoners taken At
the same time hav" been already re-
leased, nut u was reported that
Gen Msthuen would b- held as
HOSTAGE for the safety of Comma ndani
kt''ziugcr now on trial for his life be-
fore an English court
When the announcement of Methuen.
de- vas made In the House of Com
m"ls there We're cheers from the Irish
members.
Gen. Methuen Is the senior British
1Nc.r ln the Transvaal under Lord
kI.cheher. the Crmmander-.n-chief
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DR.. HAGNER HELD FOR GRAND JURY.

WASHINGTON, March 13.--Dr. Charles E. Hagner, for
thirty years weIknown physician here to-day held for
he Grand Jury for throwing baby into garbage The
Coroners Jury held that Dr. Hagne guilty of nexcuSahe
neglect
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WEATHER FORECAST.

Forecast for the ihir''-
.iN hours cn'IIng nj T. ".
ErIda, Tor New Work 'itN
and >irinit, Thunder
.uuuIls this HtI"rnopn,
clearing mud much rooicr
ta-uIGhtI fair Iri'lnSs winds
.hifitng to high northwest
,hi. afternoon aud dimin-
i-hinG to-niGht.
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BRIDGE ENGINEER BUCK TO WED.

enes Buck chief
would Gcrld
Paducah a is
old reUnrded . Q confirmed bachelor.
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$4,000 AND LIFE PASS FOR BOY.
lspeclll 10 Tn Eyenlng worldl


March l3-
Tuo'dly L.
check $4,000 life railway He -r
broken rail tagged the by
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NO RISE IN STEAMSHIP RATES.


lies
lines months Of
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FAvORS METRIC SYSTEM.

WASHINGTON March 2The til the
as ,i
reported
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s5OO,0OO FOR HIS EMPLOYEES.

LONDON, 3-James Dick
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WAS WORKING ON
REPAIRS TO SEWER.

Rovl- wnn Is twenty five wears Did
and lives a, y =, south First street.
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Tn Cnr. a Cold in onr nm,

Take L.Eais. Brsno outnln, TABLET, All .rur.
si,,s rsfuni re money 4 II ,E. to cure r ".
orsvss sSz.igrs 10 o. sAss ssI. Sc. 80
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STATE TROOPS
TO GUST CUDEN?
Col. Dixie Has Con-
SuItation with Lieut.
Col. Brady.
ODELL URGED ACTION.
Old Sheriff Likely to Retreat
at a Show OF Real
Force.
ODELL URGED ACTION.

Lieut. Col Brady Of the Twenty
third Regiment. called on Sheriff
Dixie this afternoon and held long
conference with him This visit
gave rise To the r-Imor that the
militia WAS to be called out 10 oust
Guden. the deposed Sheriff. who in
sists upon holding his Office and has
taken the matter into the courts
Col. Brady was asked about possible
action by the militia after he left
the Sheriif's Office
There Is no immediate prospect
that the militia will be called out. %
he said.
Does that mean that your req.
ment will take hand later" he
was asked
Col Brady refused TO answer the
question. Sheriff Dixie also refused
10 talk about the newest aspect of
the case.
Hack to Diks Again.
Two OF Sheriff Dikes deputies.
Partridge and Wheeler. who deserted
him this morning and went back to
Guden. did their deserting speciality
again this afternoon and went back
to Dixie. II is said that they were
ordered TO do this by Lieut.. Gov
Woodruff.
Plans we're made this morning 10
drN- GudeH olt ~ the Oihcc b" -
occupYIns Sheriff Dixie swpre IN thirty
soesisi denuties and had all tn readi-
ness for an attack on Guden. shen
tomsopiv raissi the point 'ha; as be
case 70 IN the supreme court sncn \
proceeding would put the nes Sherr
n contcmot.
L,t6 in the day GIdens lawyer J-re
weinberg. lniimatei that h.s 'lient Nas
Villiag 20 get out Il the other -"
would make sufficient display II force
70 enaps him 60 say that n got out
under pro'.st This course may be
aGopt.d ,o.mpiroe
Tho project %, carrying ~" 'Guden
camp by force Vas evolved after sher-
IN Dik- maj concluded q long ak over
n" long distance tcl-ph1Hc-pre-I
ably with Gov OicIl
sheriff Guien was smiling and con-
fdent when h. arrived Al hls pf'icr this
morning He said that somr legal pa
per- mad com. into ais uf'i e !or service
and that he was going % 'pcu ~ shop
chief clerk Fir.s to .o.
Sterir Dike appeared layut hh.; an
hour .ai.r lie said he hIi Not read
tn. newspapers and he ku-S l,,1.ig %;
Gov. Od"lls v.llcd ln,imatiDn that he
ought to go into Sheriff Gui.n's oiiiee
nd throw that person out.
As he SEATED h!mscif AZ hl desk ais
chief clerk John J Jpanspn, isl"a
appolntsc who o=!isied under ShrrS
bike sl.n Sucrir Gudeu vb- 'hrswr
out. npprpa r'i and aandrd 10 600.
following npi"
cot. SuRNAS pkE hsf.Hf 'slisr nJ
r,.issanoa n shlei sltb In ,slT onss
goHS JOHNSON
Il will be noted that John Johnson
d'i not re.-, 20 NJ DIX. as shrir. nor
did he recognize Mr Dlkes pfFice as
m. once o. the sheriff He explained
mat ~ sas GIi.n, persona. friend
and that ns conscience had been ,roab.
Ing him
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Tho TT,-,-1r1 VARSITY or.v,- tool -. l.. 60.
~ 'i f,,,I - II
~" ~ VIM .ii"i I'm iINtl ~ NdHlol luS"
ndSS:, Muaudl. iH' crew VIII start io!
| kcd Top, tuesday.
| Tbo 0i,;.l, a. tbo C,,,,1,.,;.i l,1,.
ca. ut London hoyn rccniH,rd Stjtlicl.s ~
the effect that about 100 miles Of the
| San Francisco Honolulu section Of thn
| cable which is being manufactured n.
London is completed.
Tho e,,,ro,7,o co,,,t a. r-ro-,+o, ~
!, ne a"ptclht court dt iItHtol. 4. J.'
-l"Iu"E y; aIiI Ih'u tle conNlcli"4 q Ihnm-
III ~ lb"fk'T. Whg WhS iIlcd for tH'
f <5'7 VI l9tim n'It ~, a -tr'li
years in state prison and is now scrvin..
his term.
| Telephone reports from Marion ana
points i'll the north Of Iaudcrdale cuunt1
mississippi. say tha race riot excitement
! OF saturday night has somewhat subSil
, cd Green Johnson and Nate Moore in,
nepro.. arrnefad catnrd1,1, aft'r,,,,, '.''
.aar ii mi nlnT 7,srg'l' NJ r, IG l
4 fIiiur to fdentffv them III rfntrrs g1 I
writer's of the letters appointing the rci,-
/ d"zvous for the NJ Srocs who had been
/ armed.
| TINA rbinr n,-nnt ~ onpro,tt.., ..t,
=, inc. ton,s 1-Ith animal ,iun Wi
/ "a. tul > ~" "IH "''' 'uIh'n'h''m'ht.
| a, It VIZ "a, Ei''''S, surprise, CAME
MONDAY. ~ ihr annual meeting If tn
I hndFu n trustees Whrn IftSlucHt Fran
clS X fattoh resigned the mcstdcnrl
"Hd lroI' ooH!"W wilson Mccormick.
professor 4l J1rlHprudHnce Hnd politics,
WIS tirCltu 70 succeed MN. Ihc grad
| uaJlhG class Il thC largest IN the history
! MI Princrtoh' hnfah ring I'M: 11S acl a mic,
! n In'inc' hlhe engineering and three
SIpclaIS.
The objection lodged against Lord Dun
ravens Salute, which was ridden nv ]
! u. Martin the American jockey, ana fin
/ ishcd first. on saturday. in the race for
the kempton Park 2-ycars-old plate Of
1000 SoNcreibns, at Kcmpton Park. Eng.
on the ground that the horses breeding
allowance: lnrcc pounds (not 3o) was not
! ciilIneI In ms tlhle M III entry, was UP
, heId Mohu"N' DE the stewards, and the
race was awarded to Pflncipality. the
horse which came in second. William c.
WhtncYS Ayrshire Beauty was given
second place.
Two men were arrested AZ Nav yorl,
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BATES COLLEGE.
The Commencement Speakers-'C4's
Last Class Ride-N otes.

Lewiston, Me-, June 9.-(SpcciaD.-T
~ seniors have been put over
to speak ut commencement: Messrs
Blake Chlds, Dexter, Felker; Misses
Babcock Eimhball, Watts and Watson
These We're selected as having the best
parts from The 20 who received class
hOnOTS.
The class Of 1904 went for its last ride.
Saturday. About 80 Of the members TOOK
the trip They We're provided with spec
ial train which took them to Portland
and after 4 short stop there the crowd
Went to Underwood Springs. just out OF
Portland. where dinner was provided
Notwithstanding the rain they were adj,
to enjoy very pleasant time.
Today, tn" freshman class preSt ntCd tn
Professor Stanton as Il present the vol
ume entitled the Life and Letters of
Gilbert White" Mr.. DpMeyer, the PIC =
ident Of the class presented the gift and
made few very appropriate remarks
expressing the feeling which the class
held toward Mr.. Stanton for the earnest
efforts he has made for the welfare Of
its members during the past year
The junior IVY day exercises will oc.
eur. June % Howard Kelly, 90, has
cA1rg" of the arrangements for days.
The class Of 1865 will hold Il meeting.
tomorrow at II o'clock, to elect officers
Ipr thl coming year.
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Daily ksnnsbsc Journal
BASEBALL GAMES.
New England League.
At CONCORD.

Al CONCORD.
O'Reilly's triple in the eighth. with two
men on bases, won the game for HaVef-
hill, to >. Hamilton's work was the
feature of the game. Capt. Carney of
Concord. was out of the game with an
injured hand, and the team was much
shaken up as a result.
HaVerhin ......O 0
Batteries-Coughlin and DeRoehh +;
O'Brien and Eaton. Time, 1.4o. Umpire,
Dorsey. Attendance, 100.
At LOWELL.
Lowell won a holly contested game
from Dover. to /. The result was in
doubt until the last inning. Lowell had
the advantage in hitting and fielding.
Dover ..........0 / , . . o o. 6-5
Batteries-Willis and Merritt; Moran,
Burbage and Kelly. Time. l.lJ. Umpire,
Rudderham. Attendance, 1900.
At MANCHESTER.
In a batting game the home team won
its seventh consecutive victory, defeating
Fan River. y to 10. Both teams hit the
tered while the home team punched theirs
and won the game.
Manchester = 4 , l X-12-14-5
Fail River 20 0 ; . 1-l9-i5-j
Batteries-Mo and Cote; Ross,
Thacher ana Ward Time, 1.j0. Umpire,
HaSsett. Attendance, 100.
At NASHUA.
Nashua WAS outclassed again BY Law
renee ana was beaten, 10 t. ,. The visit
ors hit Gokey easily making total Of Il
hits against 6 made by the locals oil
Long There were 40 features.
Lawrence 90 o | ! | o X-l9-li-,,
Nashua ....0 . o 0 Q ; Q On , ~
ries-I.ong ana Wiley; Gokey and
Coveney Time, 40. Umpire. Ryan. AZ
tendance, .5H.
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PLUM MER HELD
Continued from page ~

not only a deputy OF Cumberland
county, but the high sheriff of the
county, one of the leading exponents
of the prohibitory law in the county.
and even the States prohibitory law
itself.
The case, he declared to be the out
growth of the most gigantic consniracl,
against law and order ever perpetrated i'll
this county.
Judge Foster paid his respects to Frank
Ford. the principal witness Of the nrnse
cution, 70 whom he referred III .rhe Kin.
rum seller-a man with a history IL
black as heiI. Ford is confessed per-
| jurer, briber and outlaw, he said. and
absolutely no dependence should be
placed upon his testimony.
He insisted that the mortgaged matter
business transaction. He also Insisted
| that every claim made by the DroSoclIfio1
| that money had been paid PIump1er fo.
| protection or that the deputy had any
thing in common with the liquor dealers.
had been met and controversial
In closing, Judge Foster asked the court
70 consider before making a decision in
this case that it was the law Of the Statr
as well as Charles "A. Plummer thar has
been on trial. lie quoted 4 portion of one
OF 'ord'S replies to Il question Il Thought
Plummer was to be tried first" ana in
sisted that ii was in Fords mind and in
the minds Of the others named in the
warrant thar Pearson should 20 on trial
next.
County Attorney Whitehouse began his
closing argument at go
In summing mp for the prosecution.
County Attorney Nhitehouse reviewed
the evidence on which the State rrli y u
prove its case and declared that the court
was not only justified but required to
hold the It respondent To answer to n high
er tribunal whether or not he Shall stand
upon the accusation.
In conclusion he said: at is TO be re-
here in this one hearing both the bribers
and the brhed, since the former are eX-
cmptcd from prosecution under the stat
ute in return for their confession, but Il
way may yet be found in which TO deal
out justice 10 all. But the policy Of our
man who accepts a bride than against the
man Who offers it, ana this is aS it should
be. And 50 if Charles A. Plummcr. while
experimenting with one hand the poor
man and his wife in the kitchen bar room
! ana allcyWay. has had his. LETT hand b..-
| Find his back or in the pockets Of the
Weather saloon keepers ana let them 20
| free, then ! say the penalties imposed by
| thr statute are none too severe for him. -
Probable cause was found and Plum
mer was held for the grand jury
| Deputy Sheriff Obod +. Stackpole an
| his attorneys, Judge Cram ana George :
| Hill of RidGcinrd, to take action against
| John \. Feunvy and VIM. II. Farrell Of
| this city. for libel. Fceney ana Farrell
| who were summoned ~ witnesses at the
| Flummer hearing, testified on the StanG
! that they had furnished funds which, 1t
was alleged. were for use in hribiag Dep
utics StackpOlo. Plummer and Leach. NV
StackpOly states that action on the mat
| ter will be taken ut once.
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Parent and Winters and Dougherty'
You could have had EN-: John. II yqu haI
but gone about it the right way. 1t was
only matter of Dough-.
New York World: Joe Bean is not
playing the game at short he did on de-
but with the Giants. His greatest spec
ialty is 4 juggling act He Is not so fine
in club swinging, though, as some others.
The veteran Joe Quinn, once with the
Boston Nationals. is doing grand work
with the Des Moines team. The club IS
playing to good houses. The other day
the veteran made a home run with three
men on bases.
Sporting News: There has been No
change in the policy Of President john
son. The American League is not en-
gagged in a war of determination and
would welcome peace on terms that
would insure prosperity and permanenCe
to the two major leagues.
Pittsburg has landed IS games out Of
y from Cincinnati, Chicago and st.
Louis. In the east vs. east struggle,
BROOKLYN leads with II games out Of 20
20. Philadelphia third with 8 out Of Is,
and Boston fourth with out of %.
Coy" Dolans many friends will be
pleased to read the following testimonial
10 him from Abe Wager of the Brooklyn
Eagle: since the team returned home:
Coy DOlan has played his position and
batted and run bases in a style that ii
vailed the work OF Fielder Jones in his
palmiest days.
Brooklyn Eagle Ban Johnson's threat
to wreak vengeance on the National
League seems 10 consist OF an effort -
locate in New York next season. 1t will
cost the American League 100000 be-
fore it can open its gates anywhere across
the bridge. Ban has apparently come
east to dig Up another angel. II he sue
cecds in his quest he deserves to win.
The Philadelphia Press says Of the
Athletics: zone particular point about
team that has struck the popular
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Baseball Notes,

Hanlon says his team will be second
in five weeks.
Brain, formerly Of Des Moines, captains
the Bufaloes.
New Orleans, Shreveport and Memphis
are the Sunday playing towns of the
Southern League.
Buffalo writer says that Connaugn-
ion of Clinton. is playing grand ball for
Buffalo. and his stick work is improv-
ing daily.
Washington Post: So far as the Phila
delphiaS and Beane aters are concerned,
they are living up to expectations. and.
win Chicago. ought to furnish the big
fight for first place.
Hugh Jennings is billed to join the
Phillies, Tuesday. and, according to the
talk that is going the rounds, Rogers
will pay him more than was offered TO
I.ajoie for a longer term.
John L. Brush's wall: III We but had
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How to Avoid Trouble.

Now is the time to provide yourself
and family with a bottle OF Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera ana Diarrhoea
Remedy. 1t Is almost certain To be
needed before the summer is over, ana
if procured now may save you a trip
to town in the night or in your busiest
season. 1t is everywhere admitted ID
be the most successful medicine il use
for bowel complaints. both for children
ana adults. No family can afford to be
without it. Tor sale Nv John CouGhlin.
II! Water street; J. Q. IfouIehan,
Gardiner.
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MlLLlNOCKET WILL CELEBRATE
The Youngest of Maine Towns Will
Observe Fourth of July.

may be the youngest town in the State,
but it is going to show itself to be the
enc that knows how to give the cham
pion, an unparalleled Fourth OF July
celebration. Money is being raised and
committees appointed and though all
the plans are not definitely completed,
enough is known to assure that there
viii be a big time in the woods OF
northern Maine.
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FIRE AT CLINTON.
"A. 3. Woodcock's Farm Buildings De-
stroyed, Early Monday Morning.

Clinton, Me, June 9.-CsreciaD.-
A. Il. Woodcocks farm buildings
caught fire around the chimney, at
about l o'clock, Monday. Everything
burned to the ground. Most of the
furniture was saved. Loss, about
$4,000; insured in Boothbay agency.
Waterville, for $145O on building. 5000
on furniture, $3.50 on farming tools,
5000 on produce.
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American League Standing.
National League.

AT BOSTON.
Boston .........0 o 0 X-}-7-l
Cincinnati ....2 o o q 0 % SO
Batteries-Willis and Kittredge; Hahn
and Pcitz. Time, 1a3. Umpire, Cantillon.
Attendance, 22N.
At PHILADELPHIA.
St Louis ......o Il -
Philad, luhia % ; o / Q o 0-3-lo1
Battcrics-M O'Ncil and J. O'Ncil:
Iberg. Duggleby ana Doom. Time, LIS.
Umpire, Emslc Attendance, 1920.
At BROOKLYN.
Chicago ..-...-..o Q Q 9 0-5-S-l
Brooklyn .......0 Q Q . 2-6-S-2
Patteries-Meuefee, st Nrain and klin-
ana Chance; Donovan ana Farrell Tins,
207 Umpire, ODay. Attendance, 22J0.
At NEW YORK.
Pittburg .......1 : 3 oo 9 ? 2-3-1 z 2
I:attcrfrs-TannchtH ana II. Smith:
Sparks. ana E"werman. Time; 10: TN
pires, Brown and Powers. Attendance
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Eastern River Grange.

An interesting meeting was held.
Thursday evening, by Eastern River
Grange, Dresden. with over g. mem
bers present. some discussions were
carried on, song was sung TIN Miss
Robinson. ana organ ANA violin music
was furnished by Mrs. Trafton and
Mr.. Rittal. TWO new applications
We're received. 1t was voted To hold
a special meeting, Wednesday evening.
June IL.
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Notice of First Meeting % caeditors.

In the District Court of the United
States for the District Of Maine.
In the matter Of
WILLIAM III. GROVER. I'm Bankrubtcy.
Bankrupt.
To the creditors OF VIM. III. Grover Of
Gardiner. in the County of Kennebec.
and District aforesaid a bankrupt
day of May. \. ID. 1902, the said VIM. II.
Grover was duly adjudicated bankrupt .
and that the first meeting Of his creoitz
ors Will Pc held ct the Office % the REF
and District aforesaid. on the g3th dav of
june, 4. ID. 1872, al o'clock in the after
noon, at which time the said creditors
may attend, prove their claims appoint
trustee, examine the bankrupt. and
transact such other business as may
properly come before said meeting
FREMONT j. c. LITTLE,
Referee in Bankruptcy
Augusta, Maine.
junelGdIt
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Chelsea Grange.

Chelsea Grange conferred the Third
and fourth degrees on two candidates,
Friday evening. Fifteen of the MEM
bers attended the union meeting 1t
Windsor, Saturday, and report Il de-
lightful time and largely attended
meeting. The next union meeting viii
be held with Chelsea Grange, the last
Saturday in June.
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The Paris Figaro, Tuesday, printed a
dispatch dated at Turin. Italy, which
SAYS q rumor is current there that King
Victor Emmanuel intends to issue rrro-
pOsal for disarmament. in conjunction
with the Gar of Russia. There Is 40
confirmation of this rumor from any
quarter.
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RAILROADS AND STEAMBOATS,,
5llll u ! s7tI TN
VA Effect March rs, 1902.
THROUGH TRAINS.

THROUGH TRAINS.
passenger trains leave Augusta az foi-
CONG WEST-6.4O A. NJ. Tor Lewiston
Garmington, Phillips, ROckland PORT
land. Boston, Bridgton. Montreal and
quebec; lJ.oJ "A. M. for Brunswick Lew
lston, Pennington, Phillips, Carrabasset
Rangeley, R0cklani, Portland. Boston.
30. Conway. Fabyans. Lancaster. Cor,
ham, n. H., Berlin Fails, Groveton.
NO. StratfOrd. Island Pond Colebrook
and Beecher Falls; BIO r. d. local 10
Portland; $50 y. NJ. (expressl for Bruins
wick. Portland and Boston, connecting
for Bath. Portland, Lewiston. Cornish,
Brldgt2n, NO. Conway and Bartlett. 1855
X. NJ. tniglt Pu.lman) every night for
Lewiston, Bath, Portland and Boston:
S.'S q. N daily except Monday for Port
GOING EAST-1.32 A. M. (night ex-
PRESS for SkOwhegau. Bangor. Bar Har-
Dor, st. Stephen, Calais, st John. HAN
tax ana AroOstOOk county and to Wash
inston Co. r. r. fanday morning going
east does not connect for Skowhegan nor
On sunday morning for Belfast FOXcroft
5r beyond Bangor: $40 a. MI. for Water
Vile, Belfast, SkowhGgan, Bangor and
Bucksport; l2.35 Z. NJ, Waferytn.. BAN
COR, Old Town, Patten. Homt5n and Car
l0Ou via =. e A. h. r, VancebOro. st
stephen, (Cala.a), Houlton. Woodstock,
via Oakland ana Winthrop; 80 p. NJ ex-
press for WatervilIe, Bangor. Bar Ha--
Dor, Old Town, Grtenvilie and Natahdiu
Iron Works; $40 r Il. fGr WatervilIe,
oakland, North AnsJh. rilngnam. SHOW
began. Belfast, Foxcroft. Greenvine.
Lansor. Ola Town. washington Co. r. r.,
Bar H1rbor and MattawamKeag; rs Z.
81. fer Waterville
SUNDAYS-Goins West. z.d5 4. NJ. for
Portland, Boston; lG.2S A. IL. Il55 r. NJ.
for brunswick, Bath, Portland and Bos~
ton. Going east. l.S2 a. NJ. Bangor; g.I2
A. II. ana go I. N. for Watervilie ami
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National League Standing.
Other Games.

At Montreal, /; Toronto. ;.
At Rochcstcr-tnc ~: Buffalo. =
At WOTccster-W Worcester. ,; Newark, 3
At Providcnce-Provid ); jersey
CITY. |.
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Dyspepsia-bane Of human existence
Burdock Blood Bitters cures It. promptly
permane ntly- Regulates and tones the
stomach.
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Everybody's liable to itching piles. Rich
and poor. old and young--terrible the tor
ture they suffer. Only one sure cure;
Doan's Ointment Absolutely safe; can't
fail.