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and Kimble were in the first semi-fnaI, which
Kramer rather easily by half a length from
Kimble. In the second try Taylor, Bald Fem
and Collett met. and the YVES for blood. Tay-
lor was careful to keep out of a pocket. but he
was wetchs-g Bald. Fem sneaked past. and. hold
ing the lead TO the tape won by length from
Taylor with Bald third. Bald entered a claim OF
team work against Taylor and Fem, which was
not allowed In the final team work was apparent.
Kramer and Kirnble being arrayed against Fem
and the colored flyer.
The spectators were or their feet when the pistol
cracked for the final heat. The four men started
to loaf at the Hrst turn with Fem in the and
near the top OF the incline. Suddenly Fem darted
down the track at full speed with Taylor after
him like fash. Kramer had been hoodwinked
and his mate. Kimble was unprepared for
such move. They gave chase. but could never
catch up. Fem continued 20 set the pace. with
Taylor on his rear wheel In the home stretch
Taylor passed the exhausted Fem and had clear
sailing TO the end. where he won by a length.
Kimbe made plucky fight OF II and hmshed sec
ond two lengths before Kramer That quarter
mile sprint evidently too much for the cham
nIon The victory of the colored man was popu-
lar one and Taylor Cheered to the echo. II
the uycliest enthusiasm seen az the trasH f
their Willingness TO accept $40 TO 80 against
the eoiored man put there were le" WHO Neu -
Another experiment Vas tried with motor cycles
when two mile amateur handicap was run. The
pace terrific throughout. and the finish be
tween the two scratch men brought the spectators
hauled a. MARITIME few yards from the tape and
won by half q yard in 500 Fem won the Ave
mile professional handicap i'll fine style. and Hur-
ley as expected. had no trouble IN winning the ten
mile handicap for amateurs and the silver set that
went with the
MOTOR CYCLE CONTEST,
The motor cycle economy test was started at las
L as unique in a way, being the first competition
of the sort held in this country. The test
for fifty miles. 10 show how much gasolene
used in each machine There time limit OF
three hours, the competition being held under the
auspices of the New-York Motor Cycle Club. Be
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CRICKET.
KNICKERBoCKERs WIN WITH ONLY SIXTY
ONE RUNS AND A SPARE WICKET

The delightful weather of yesterday was well
appreciated by local criCketers, who enjoyed hne
days sport at the wickets N consequence. A large
crowd was present at Prospect Park to witness
the contest of the Metropolitan League series be-
ween the champion Knickerbockers and Nelson
Lodge.
Some big scoring was expected from the knicker-
booker cracks on account of the weak bowling of
their opponents r: W. R. Powell was In great
form with the ball however, and the knicker-
bockers won after all by only 81 runs and wicket
to spare. F. r. Kelly did the best work for the
winners both with bat and ball. The score:
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May; Lord Mcdonald and Richard B. crosufnr ~.
line heads apart in the first heat 'he
Summaries follow:
FIRST RAcE-TRoTTIN6s. TO WAGON
Ventura. ch by Gilig g. L. Dodge). ......-
S5racie onward. ch. Colonel r. n. La
David r.. en- G. 81. W CornishI
Bright Light, b. g. (Stewart Barr. D............--
Time. 2:17A. 2:15L =
SECOND RACE-PACINCT. TO WAGON
Tony NJ. blk by Godbeater (M c. Boynton1 q, ,
Plumline. b. M Of. G. Schmfdt). ......-.......-.. I
Giles Noyes b. g. (W. J. Clark. l.............' :
Time 2=17. 2:1S- u
THIRD RACE-TROTTINCS TO WAGON
Princess May. br. m. by Wilton (K C. AtrooD
Itlcnard =. ch s; Charles G Lloyd. ............s
LORD McLonaid ch- g. CM Bruckheirnsr)- ---.......S
Princess Sprasue Dr. m. Thomas F. RusselD.
Time. 2:21i5. 2:20H.
FOURTH RACE-TRoTTING. TO WAGON
Malzour blk g.. by Eyria albert De Cernsal .
Nelson Dr. Ck- c. Atwood
Axteilo. b. e tM G. HarrisOn)
West Wilkes. blk e. H. A Burke) ...-....-......
Freeland b. 8. David Goodman) .-..-...........
TIme-2:151e, 2:14A.
FIFTH RACE-TROTTIN65. TO WAGON
Louise Jefferson. br. M. by Jefferson OicCoy)..- ,
Lord Derby. Dr. e. CE- z. Srnathers) ..........'''
Time-2:091z.
SIXTH RACE-TROTTTNG, TO WAGON
Jolly Bachelor. b. by Bourbon Wilkes Oh. G Mans,
Indian Jin br g CFred Gerken) ...........-....
Camilla, b. tW- C Floyd-Jones}
Time-2-13A-
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IS b. c. Andy Williams.
SARATOGA ENTRIES FOR TOMORROW

Saratoga, y. Y Aug. s.-The entries for to-mor-
row follows:
FIRST RACE-Flies and gedings; tvo-year-olds. Five
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MANHATTAN II.
IvVdI -.'.'..
MANHATTAN.
BROOKLYN TEAM DEFEATS PATTERSON

Total tseven wickets)
J. Balmer C. Adam and w. II. Smith did not bat
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also had dispute. which might have resulted IN
a fight had it taken place away from the TRACKS
THE SUMMARIES.
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PERSONAL MENTION.


wow, ,,,ror.,ir,e.
No' - i'oi AN 'e'u' iiou iIcIil ROCK
j rr-..,,,,..
49, iiUl'i>i!i3 '.i'" it'iil.is nov gum
n IT. ~ I 'iioi oUlilis'
= ic9 wa en- VI i'o9'oi' WIS Wis
i'oi ~ tilc odpi'dl city, yesterday.
j. "A. Gilman, clerk for Merrill Bros.
Z enjoying ! t"o "eeAs vacation
Miss Grace Bascomb is enjoying q
visit with friends IL Norrldgewock.
Jefferson Savage Of -SkoWheGan, was
4 business visitor n the city, yester-
day.
Mrs. f. L. Webber and son, George
! are enjoying an outing at Squirrel
/ Island.
PROF.. Sherman l. Graves, formerly of
Augusta, is making Il short visit in
the city.
e. II. Jenkins and George w. Merrill
left for Doston. Yesterday on a short
business trim.
Miss ELLA Parton left Tuesday fo,
Mount Tabor. \. J.. where she viii
pass her vacation.
A. ana Nrs X NJ Goddard ,eft
,.astnr,1a,- =. rtornoon far q fn,v DAYS,
nItinr NJ Tar Harbor.
r,,.,,.
>. FRANK Eyer ans 'ooli' At -
nave returned from a ~ DAYS ou'ii's'
passed 1T Capilol isi'h4.
IIyman Chernowsky viii go to oid
Il I'LL l. t. ITO lTod IL, ' vacation
',..
Dr. ana Hlrs. 1. l. DoliiVei ailu II
ana Mrs. Johh w. moore are ptlS'iii5
few days at Weber pond.
Walter Kirk Of the Lancaster, Pa,
post Office. was calling on Old friends
ut the Augusta post office, yesterday.
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independent Order of Foresters.

There WAS u meeting OF the high
standing committee Indeucndcnt order
OF Forcatcrs. at Hotel North, last even
ing The following members &C the
committee were present: II. q. T..
Hon NJ. L. Durgin, Milo; p. II. q. Il.
Clarence Scott, old Town; Il. 6. Hon.
l.. /. Walton. SkoWhrgan: II. r. A.
II. Bailey. Winthrop; Il. 7. or. s. $.
De Beck. Franklin: II. :. Dg. VIM. Me-
David, Augusta.
Tho meeting was called for tho pur-
pose of arranging plans for the coming
High Court session at Bangor, Aug.
70 and a. At the last meeting of the
High Standing committee an, invitation
was received from six subordinate
courts in Bangor and vicinity TO have
TIE High Court hold it's meeting III that
city. The last High Court session was
held at Waterville in July, 1890.
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\ game Of baseball has been ar
ranged between Augusta ana Water
vile, to be played, Saturday. July 26,
ut WatcrNillc. This viii be the strong
est team which the local boys have
been up against ana the result will DC
looked for with interest. The members
Of the team are requested to meet at
tie Trotting park, at 400 this after
noon. for practice, if it is fair.
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List of Unclaimed Letters at Pcstoffioe

Women-Burgess, Miss Nellie: Clark
Miss sadie: Dudley, Lottie L.: Fur
bush. Mrs. Lydia; Fowler. Mrs. Angie;
LittlefeId, Miss Laura; Pinkham, Miss
Laura: Peters, Georgia; Sargent, Miss
Hattie NJ: White. Mrs. Rosil E.
AFen-Allen, Chas-: Buber. w. z:
Cogger. VIM; Flint Robert Foster.
(l): Furwell Francis: Horne. Levant.
Hunton. W. G.; Mareau. Browning f.;
Millil.en. u. "; Williams, J. NJ; Whit
ten, L. 5.
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MAINE PENSiONS.

Washington. july 15.-Thc following
pension changes in Jaipe, resulting from
the issue Of June u. are announced:
Original. VIM. i. stevens. Portland IS.
Increase. reissue. etc, Edward Mcguire.
National Military Home. Togus, $i2
CharI.s r. Lindsey. lewiston. $12: Daniel
+. Pericv, dead. Boosters Mills. ST. VIII
cws. minor and dependent relatives, Han
nah a. Brann. Detroit, ST; Ann Z. Har-
vie. Auburn s..
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James l.. Wadc'and John ~ Buck
Iev went but fishing to Pleasant pond
in Nyhitefiold. the other day. by an
accident AIr. Wade got into the pond
.,II over ana received a pretty thorough
soaking. When the two fishermen
vcn, ID Tia farm where they had put
up their horse. the lady OF the place
noticed that Mr. Wade was wet ana
she said: Did you fall into the
nonda~ "Oh, no." he answered =
didn't fan in, but 1 saw Il loon diVe
and dove after him." That isn't the
NAV u catch looms" was the lady
noI-n reininder.
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TO the Despcndent.

II you are run down, weak or sick;
if your nerves are all unstrung and
you cannot sleep; If YOU are losing
weight and youare aging prematurely,
Palmo Tablets will cure you or they
cost you nothing. Don't you want to
look and feel younger? 80 cents.
Book Free. Address The S. r. Fell
Co., Cleveland. 0.
Sold in Augusta by
CHAS. Z. MURPHY, DRUGGIST.
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Cushnoc Tribe, I. o. +. NJ, will raise
its chiefs to their stumps, this even
ing. There will. be a number Of WISH
tors prominent in Red Men circles
present. ana a banquet will be served
after the installation ceremonies.
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Edmund DoyOn Of the newspaper
room at the post office, Marshal Pomer-
leau, Augustine DOstie and Audrcl La
Plante, the latter reporter on the
staff Of lie Messenger Of Lewiston, are
enjoying a few days fishing ut Pleas
ant pond
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Rev. G. G. Moshcr Of Bangor, who
has been invited to become the pastor
Of the Free Baptist Society in this
city, stated to Il reporter of the Ban
cor Commercially yesterday, that he
had not decided whether to accept the
call.
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a heavy thunderstorm passed over
this city. yesterday afternoon, but no
reports Of damage have been received
Jt This office. the rain fan was not
very large, however.
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Pr;snnind the System.

,rbro,,oh tne bowels the body is cleansed
af imnnrities. Constipation keeps these
t s'aTiT Risers prevent this by stimulating
the liver and promote easy, heaIthy &c
ton of the bowels. Percy ~ Means.
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There VIII be d meeting Of the newly
Instituted Royal ArCanum Lodge ut
n. o. U. w. hal this evening. ana
a full attendance of members is de-
sired
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At this mornings session Of the an
nuai meeting Of the Maine Dental SO
cicty, now III progress in Camden, DR..
II. J. Roberts will deliver q paper on
The Maine Dental Law"
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Acts immediately.

Colds are sometimes more troub,e9somie
:, summer than in winter. one minute
Inch Curn cures II once. Absolutely
eo Te7 Acts Immediately for coughs, coids'
Group. Percy ". Means
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\ short time ago q man and his wife
Wont c.om this city to Saco to live
with married daughter. They have
HOW applied to the overseer Of the
POOR OF ssaco for money sufficient 10
Inv tha;r EXPENSES back to this city.
1Ir Cohurn says that aid has boon
asked for Augusta people now in S1co,
but III doas nut know just what amount
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Daily kennebss journal
LOCAL MANTERS.

TIE Brooks Hardware 90. appear to
be headquarters for agricultural i'm
plemcnts.
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Esas are bringing 20 cents dozen
I'D wholesale, very high price for
This season Of the year.
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Rcv. A. J. PIoaser of Nova Scotia,
will occupy the pulpit OF the Free Zap
fist church, Sunday
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The usual meeting at the aImshous.
viii be omitted, today.
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q. UNIFORM RANK. KNIGHTS
Iss} =. OF PYTHIAS, KING. COM
1919 PANY, NO. 4. Regular meet
@eISgE.% ing, first THURSDAY OF each
XSy+ Captain, G. z. sTURTEvANr.
go Recorder. II. s. HASKELL.
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!: JULY CLEARANCE SALE
onDFELL0WSHALL ,WATERST.

CALANTHE LODGE. No. So.
f--E, K. Of p. Regular convention
F8%l' at s o'clock every Wednesday
90 evening.
KINCSBURY p. PIPER, C. C.
HERBERT 7. GRAY, X. Of r. and S.
non. tues. we1
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and mining in all its branches with SO, 0o
capital stock of which nothing is paid in
The officers are: President, Horace Mi
chell of kittery; Treasurer. A. NJ. Meloor
of New Castle, n. II. Certificate ap.
proved. Aug. 2, 1902.
Metals Co., organized at Kittery for tho
purpose of manufacturing and mining
with slo0,090 capital stock of which moth
ing is paid in. The officers are: Presi-
dent, Horace Mitchell OF Kittery; Trea s.
urer. A. NJ. Meloon of New Castle, N. H
Certificate approved, Aug. 2, 1892.
Red, White and Blue Mining Co.. organ
lied at kittery for the purpose of min
ing gold and other metals with $1,000, 00C
capital stock of which nothing is paid il.
The officers are: President Charles c.
Smith of Kittery; Treasurer, c. NJ. Prince
Of Kittery. Certificate approved, Aug.
2, 1902
The Patuca Fruit Co., organized at Au-
plantations for raising tropical products
with $4,000 capital stock of which nothing
is paid il. The officers are: President
f. l.. Dutton of Augusta; Treasurer, L.
+. Whittum of Augusta. Certificate an
proved, Aug. 2, 1902.
w. r. Usher and Son Shoe Co., or
ganized at Portland for the purpose of
manufacturing boots and SHOES with $780,
0G0 capital stock of which $500 is paid in.
The officers are: President, Ardon w.
Coombs OF Portland; Treasurer, Charles
Holman of Portland. Certificate ap-
proved, Aug. 2, 1892
The Greenfield Co., organized at Water
vile for the purpose of manufacturing
electrical and street railway supplies and
appliances with $4,000 capital stock of
which nothing is paid in. The officers
are: President, Cyrus w. Davis of Wa
terville: Treasurer. Ralph NJ Gilmore Of
Waterville. Certificate approved, Aug. 4,
1902
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AMERICAN ICE TRUST.
Company May Soon Be Reorganized on
a More Substantial Basis.

| The Boston News Bureau of recent
| date says that the American Ice Co. has
| considerable to contend against, this year.
Not only was the winter against its
| operations, whereby the company was
obliged tc pay excessive costs for the
gathering of its 4.50OG coo tons of ice tic
cover its prospective requirements, but
| summer seems to have conspired to pre-
vent the sale of the ice which cost the
company such high prices to gather. The
result has been that the company is
obliged 10 face considerably greater losses
than would have been possible had there
been ordinary summer weather.
A reorganization Of the American Ice
Co. may be necessary, and this matter will
probably be taken in hand when Charles
w. Morse returns from his European
trip. When Mr.. Morse sold the larger
part of his ice securities at high prices
and left the destinies of the company in
other hands he evidently foresaw the
drift of the tide, or of the ice. He will
row have an opportunity Of regaining
an interest in American ice at bargain
figures and he is in a position to make
r.ore cool millions through reorganiza .
ton, for while the company has been I'M
fortunate and has been obliged to create
a large floating debt as well as a bonded
debt the company has according to recent
examination, property 10 the value of
S19,0O0,G00 outside of ice on hand and bills
receivable, against which there is out
standing $5.o0000o per cent. bonds, $13-
10000 preferred stock and $23, 600 900 COM
mon stock.
Wall Street hears that as a result of
the formation of the New England Ice
Company the so-called Ice Trust-the
American Ice Company-is to have
active opposition. The, New England
Company, which is backed by capitalists
of high standing, does not purpose, it is
declared, to confine it's operations to the
New England territory but will endeavor
to secure share of the business of
Greater New York.
1t is said that knowledge of this fact
was the force impelling the Trust to raise
greater working capital in an endeavor
to be prepared to meet this opposition.
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Bio Pine Point Notes.

Miss Eva Penney returned to her
home in Belgrade, Thursday.
Judge True and daughter Dorothy, of
Manchester spent day here early this
week.
Mr. Cyril Cyr and family returned to
their home in Livermore Falls, last
Monday.
Mr.. L. Mcnamara and Miss Corthell,
of winthrop, and Miss Marion Smith,
of Augusta, called here, Thursday.
Miss Blanche Fuller, of Augusta
came out on the eiectrics. Sunday, and
will spend a week with the family OF
Fred w. Lee.
Mr.. f. w. Church and family were
visitors here this week. Miss Ora
Church, eight years old, landed IL
| inch bass while here.
We have looked in vain, UP to date
| for a passenger car over the electric
read. but it now looks as though regu-
lar service will commence next Mon
day, and the people across the lake, as
well as those here, will no longer watch
| for construction cars. The crews o.
| those same cars have been very kind t.
| us here, and have shortened many {
long tramp over the ties.
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TWO MILLION GUNS.
The Popularity of the WINCHESTER Has
Never Been EquaIIed.

There are over 100000 Winchester
guns in use, today, but the makers
have yet to learn of any dissatisfac-
ton with them. Such a recommended
ton as this should convince everybody
of the exceptionally high quality of
Winchester guns. Winchester ammu-
milton is of as exactly as high stand
ard and has always given entire salts
faction. When used in Winchester
guns the results obtained cannot be
equaIied. Send to the Winchester Re
beating Arms Co. New Haven, Conn.,,
for a large illustrated catalogue, free.
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List CT Unclaimed Letters.

The following letters We're I'M
claimed at the Augusta office, Au-
guSta:
Women = Allen, Mrs. Dora N;
Boughton, Mrs. A. D.; Clark, Miss An
ME: Chase, Miss Lottie; Clement, Miss
Margaret; Dunn, Mrs. John; Gage
Mrs. Elmira; Ladd, Miss Lillian; LaGd
Miss Lille; Smythe, Miss Olive
White. Miss: Whitehead, Miss Mary ]
Men-Brinton. Geo; Doyle, A. w
co: Doyle, William; Henry, L. H.
Rowland, Francis; Jones, w. T.: Lee
f. c.; PenGleton, Ed. l.. E.: Pullen
Reuben; Shaw, William H.; Swift, d.
Waterbury, Narsiss.
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Band Concert. East Side, Tonight.

Those who enjoy listening to good
band concert will be plased to learn that
the Olympia Band has received and ac-
cepted ] very pressing invitation from a
large number of people living on the East
Side to give one of their popular concerts.
1t has been arranged that the program
shall be presented, this evening, from the
balcony over George d. Haskelrs store,
weather permitting.
The following is the program:
r. Il. Hall
Decentralization, Wilson
Waltz-'1ll Be Your Sweetheart (by re-
ouesD, l.. 0. Dewitt
Two Ster-'Princeton Cadets Durand
Overture-"York Relish" Spark
Serenade-'Loves Sentinel,
F. G.. Rathbu1
March-"Guarde du Corps" r. 3. Hall
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DR.. David kennedy's Golden Plasters
strengthen Muscles, remove pain any
where. 15c each.
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The State assessors note that live
stock is receiving n higher valuation
by local assessors as a result of the
sky-scraping prices for meats. There
is very large increase in the number
Of calves which are being raised by the
farmers, and this is sure sign that
beef is in demand. In the dull times Of
the beef market, veal is plenty and the
farmers Kill everything young, but
when beef shoots up the calf has a
Snow for his life.
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JUDGE CLANCY
Of HorneilsviIie, N. y, Hands Down Ar
Important Decision.

In the case of DR.. David Kennedy's
| Favorite Remedy against Blood and
| Liver trouble, Judge James H. Clancy
| of Hornellsville, n. Y, and one of the
most prominent members of the bar in
that historic town, decided recently
that as against Blood and Liver trou-
BILE. DIR. David Kennedy's Favorite
Remedy was worthy of the highest
praise. He says:
Il have used DR.. David Kennedy's
Favorite Remedy and strongly recon-
mend it for its good effect in my case
for liver trouble and blood disorder. 1t
built me right up and 1 improved great
iy in health
Geo. H. Tiff of SIS River street,
Troy, n. Y, suffered from liver trouble
and his blood was all cut of order and
after using 'Favorite Remedy has
this to say:
For any one suffering from that run
down or tired out feeling. caused by
blood or liver trouble, DIR. David Ken
nedy's Favorite Remedy is the best
medicine you can buy. 1 have used it
and l know"
The one sure cure for diseases of the
kidneys, liver, bladder and blood, rheu-
matism, dyspepsia and chronic consti-
patton, is DR.. David Kennedy's Favorite
Remedy. 1t has cured in many cases
where all else has failed
1t matters not how sick you are, how
long you have suffered, or how many
physicians have failed to help you, DIR.
David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy will
cuie you il cure is possible
All druggists sell DR.. David Kenne
dys Favorite Remedy in the New SO
Cent Size and the regular $1.O0 size
bottles.
Sample bottle-enough for trial, free
by mail.
DR.. David Kennedy Corporation, Rond-
out. ~. Y.
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In the month of July the number of
corporations organized under the laws
of Maine was 101. This month has al
ways been considered the dullest month
in the year, but the large number of
companies formed in July of this year
indicates that the business is rapidly
increasing. The number cannot fail to
exceed 1000 new corporations formed
for the whole year if the present aver
age continues.
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The thunder storm, yesterday after
noon, was quite severe while it lasted
The result was a much cooler atmos-
phere for the balance of the day and
the shower late in the evening also
helped cool the atmosphere.
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Fewer Gallons; Wears Longer.

You can paint a building with fewe-
gallons of Eevoe Lead and Zinc thai
with Mixed Paints, and it Will wea-
twice as long as lead and oil mixed by
hand. Sold by J. H. Cogan & Co.
DIFF