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The evening world., 1904-06-08

Especial to The Evening world)
BAN FRANCISCO. June s.-Bob Fitz-
pimmons has a new rival.
Jack Munroe has taken on n spatter-
work OF freckles. The miner Is a light
commissioned man. like Fitz. and the
work of the California sun has made
him resemble n speckIed trou
Munroe displays his new adorn-
ments proudly. doubles up his fist and
says that he has picked up the famous
Fitzsimmmons wallop with the spots.
So rays Strenuous" Sullivan, the
miners new sparring partner. who has
been made tester-in-chief of the wallop.
Andy Gallagher. who met the old Mum
roe wallop in Munroe's amateur days.
say that the miner has improved a
thousand per cent.
So Say They All.
30 saw Tim McGrath and Billy Roche
trainers-in-chief. Tim handled Tom
Sharkey during the best part of tho
Sailors career. The McGrath is a
clever conditioner and a foxy. cunning
second at the ringside.
One OF the sights OF the Munro sam,
10 McGrath showing the huge minel
some curious 'corkscrew'' or other de.
vice for the undoing OF the big fellow
Fat little Tim swings his round list.
against Munroe's ribs while the minel
socks on curiously, as one might watch
the onslaught of a mosquito.
Al the time Munroe only smiles. n,
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every game. Since May 20 he has had
seven.
Hay. OF Cleveland, leads in run get
ting. with Holmes, or Chicago. a close
second
schwartz has never made more thar
one hit in a game since he Joined the
Napoleons.
Crawford's eight put-outs in right
Held on May IL stands as a record for
the season so far. q
Criger and Farrell. the two Boston
catchers, have each had but one error
so far this season.
Fielder Jones Is one OF tho hes, sacrI-
nee hltters In the country. He made
nine In as many games.
Danny Hoffman has not made a two
aEHer THIS season. though ne has two
triples and three home runs. "
'OLeary is hardly n strong enough
batter for the major league. In lever
games he made but three singles.
Wee Willie" Keller has struck his
gait at last, and will 500 be up among
me leaders In hitting. In eight games,
May q to June ?, Inclusive, he made
single game.
The evening world., 1904-06-08
BASEBALL PICK-UPS.

Danny Green has stolen twelve bases.
Collins has made but one error in
eleven games.
Criger made his first sacrifice hit las:
Wednesday.
Donovan has made two error since
Joining the Senators.
Bradley a found the ball safely
thirteen consecutive games.
Green made his first error In twenty
one games last Thursday.
In fve games this season Burkett die
not get a chance In the field.
Conroy's two hits last Thursday wer,
the hrst he had in six games.
In the last hve games Dineen has
pitched hc has made only one hi.
The only run Farrell scored this sea.
son won the yaihe for Boston on May Z
Or i've occasions during the pas
month Harry Davis got three hits in 4
game.
xeslsF q stealing a base in mos
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on orients' grounds. Address G. Peter
son, care of Blrnbaum, l2l6 First ave-
nue.. New York City.
On Sunday May -, the St, AIMS, Of
the Bronx, II the Cornell b.. Is e.
played a very one-sided game at Tobin's
Field, resulting In IA victory for the 81.
AIMS. The feature of the game was the
pitching of Mnyborn for the st. Ans
striking out sixteen men Score pS i"
ninGs:
sfr"%%iI n5i... \ SS&&23 O IA
MISREPRESENTATION and strubbinS' May
born and Tobin.
on Saturday. May q. an interesting
of Parke Davis & Co. the regulais
winning by ;he following score:
9;lSa 800. 49,: Z ! ! i-T7SS
The Regulars are open to book games
with teams in The drug trade on SAT-
urdHy afternoons during June, July ana
August.
The Elmonts defeated the Rivals on
, Sunday, May %, by n score of 10 to l.;
This Is the NTH straight victory. VIII
play all teams averaging "A to 10 years.
Out-of-town teams preferred. Address
G.. Addison. lOl East Ninety-seventh
street, New York City.
The LewistOns would like to arrange
games with Clubs 10 10 IL wears OF age.
Address Ben Levy, ~ Lewis street. city,
y good catcher and all around player
would like To Join Il strong uniformed
team averaging eleven tn fourteen
years. Address A. NJ. Bass. No. @%
&lS' one Hundred and Tuird street.
city.
The Uniol Baseball Club, OF Four
teenth street. would like to hear from
a strong battery and a second baseman
averaging fourteen years, Address e.
Adams. No. 335 East Thirteenth street.
city.
The Borough A. c.. OF the Bronx
den b. 3. c. Sunday, May %. The
Prudens are In need Of a good battery
and one good ielde n will book
teams Tor all Sundays in July. Az
erage eighteen years. For games nd
dress Robert Oliver, care of w. y:
Pruden Hardware Company, No. 1914
Eighth avenue.
The Alpine i. C. OF Harlem would
Ike to book games with teams averag-
Ing nine to eleven years. They de-
feated the Acorn. of the, Deaf and
Dumb Asylum, by a score OF IL to II.
]. II. Schumann, No. 1884 First avenue.
City.
q" The Richmond. A. C.. would like to
arrange games with teams averaging
thirteen TO fifteen years. for a side bet
OF s.. They line up as follows: ]. Craig.
G.: Breslin, H.; Crowley. 2b.: Buckley,
S., j. Kelley. 3D.. b. j. Richie. CT; NJ.
Keanely. RI; MacNamara. H.: Meyer
or O'Flaherty. p. Address James Crow
lev. No PAS West Twenty-eighth street.
city.
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MINER CONFIDENT THAT HE
WILL WHIP THE CHAMPION
Munroe Hard at Work Out West, and
Has Developed, Among Other Things,
a Choice Collection Of Fitzsimmons-
Like Freckles.
BY BILLY DELANY.
(special to This Evening Worlt

" Especial to This Evening WordD
HARDIN SPRINGS. juno S-Whcn we started training was afraid
Jen had shot his bolt; but am satisfied now he can beat Munroc
or anybody ebe. He may not win in a hurry. a s he was never n
hurricane fighter. but the short-enders, who have been reaping a har-
vest here lately, will fail tc cash this time. The story OF Jehres
asking for a postponement is absurd. jeff will go to the post in
prime coldition. AZ he won't lei any one tell him Munroe IS n chung.
The question is now, II jeff wins, will he ever fight again. and. II so,
whom will he fight: Jenries will enter the ring a trhe larger than he
has ever before; but, IS long Is 1t does not interfere with his speed,
/ would not care If he weighed a ton.
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OLIVER MATCHMAKER.

Johnnie Oliver has been appointed
matchmaker OF the North End A. G.
upstate. Oliver will give his first show
on June Is with a twenty-round bout
between Sunny Smith, of Brooklyn,
and Benny Edgar. OF Albany. In the
preliminaries will be seen Jimmy Lynch
and Bert Chocolate, two local boys. for
ten rounds.
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RAFFERTYAGAlN

NEW HAVEN. Conn, June a--Chariss
d. Rafferty,. captain OF the Yale foot
ball team last year, has been invited to
act as head coach OF the team next
fall. If Mr.. Rafferty, decides to return
to Yale for a postgraduate course he
will accept the invitation.
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ELIXIR OF LIFE.
A Startling Now Discovery that Appeals to
Old and Middlo-AJed Men Whose
VigOr is Failing or Vitality
Flagginu.
USED LOCALLY AND GIVES
IMMEDIATE RESULTS.
New Life. New Sensation. New Circulation,
New Growth.

/ have labored indefatlgably for 20 year.
In the field OF Diseases OF Men. Ny name
and my reputation are known here and
abroad. ! treat nothing else. cure my
cases. ! have thousands Of living, breath
skill and knowledge in this city and in
every State OF the Union. But all that
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N ~ 80
! nave done
TOT ~ years
uoes not com
i' IN I'M
or~nc with
my mteht lln-
|&,HeY the
Enxr 81 Lire
d.ss and
DTOpeTueS arc
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This 10 not newspaper talk, nor vain
The SECRET. AND CAN PROVE TO YOU
As / HAVE ALREADY PROVEN 1T To
n YOU are interested, write me to-day.
Your letter Will be held sacredly eonfiden.
absolute proofsO, will startle YOU. Daily, II
e +. n. b. b p a 4 e Fl i. HkAN SRHndas'' ~ to :
138 West 34th Street. New York.
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AMATEUR BALI PLAYERS

The Evening World will publish every day in the Sporting Edition
all the news Of the amateur baseball players, scores of their games, chal-
lenges. &c. Address all communications to the Amateur Baseball Editor
Of The Evening World, Pulitzer Building, New York.
The evening world., 1904-06-08
OLD DR.. GRINDLE.
u bfhsEEAKKs sA sonFFcMJAHs IsT

DISEASES OF MEN.
Under DR.. Grindle's scientific treatro,. 81,
dnr : more PoS onisE,y, 70 more men are permanently
moderate terms than by any other sdyspSjS.
ing physician. u'
Blood poison cured In from 1 10 a rnor,,.
Nervous debility In from / to month.
Kidney and BLADDER complaints in from i 70
II weeks. Skin diseases. red spots. i,,rssrsu
sore throat and mouth, painful sweiiinSS N
; to 80 days, Structure In from 10 "a n
ordinary contracted diseases and drains cured
HR. GaINDLE is stin At the same osn..
t7f WEST 18TH ST., be; Oh and
4 record which no. other. advsrtisinr ppsyESSi.
ssssiol sss s,.ss%ssS SfHa1'E S5s .SussD ASSISs
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The Union Baseball Club, OF Four
teenth street, would like to hear from
averaging fourteen years. Address e.
Adams, No. 335 East Thirteenth street,
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Portland Market.

Portland. Sept. %
RTTTER-Creamcry, fancy, per H.,
dc: gilt edged Vermont, 1SetI9c.; reno
waited, l$GIlyc.
EGGS-Eastern fresh, 2Mt27c; western,
fresh. &c.
CHEESE Cheese. plain. loi20lllyc.
sage. 12ul2I2c.
flour Supcrfine and low grades, SAN
Gi5 81. patent spring whtatS. SD 80
Mich, straight roller, S';.2htG.oo; clear do
6.Unti Il: st. Louis. straight roller $62jai
go; clear do. SiUtHt6.lJ, winter patents
wheat. x63:H,G..N.
GRAIN-Corn. car lots. 'sIc.: bags. G1c.
meal bags. G:'c.: oats new car lots, i9d
ale: bags. 4'Hr l>c.: MINI. sacked bran. hHg
lots. 81 90: winter wheat bran. car lots,
So 300; mixed feed. car lots s2i.J0; do. bi 4
lots. $500; brown middlinsS, car lots.
So O0fi26VO: do. bag lots. $500: flour mid
dlings. car lots. 81 30; do bag lots $500.
LEMONS 81 npft5t1.
Valencia. 50 VM4.0O.
PRODCCE-Bcah California Pea, $3.50;
yellow eyes. $;.:ufti..H: Rcd Kidneys, s.. ::
Gt3.J0: new potatoes, 6lf,70c onions. Der
mudas bush, $2.r"2.2J; Egyptian. bags.
s3.ni. fowl. TilGc.: Turkeys Western
2D43ic.: Vermont. 22M25c.; chickens. 1Mi
. 17c.
! PROVISIONS Pork. heavy, slf.osND1f.EG:
medium SlfGM6:0; light $lS5MIl6.W;
beef. light $95otlo.1; heavy. so a1T 100:
lard tcs.. and half hbI.. pure. S,ymSl,c.
tcs. and half bbls., com. G2. f,G7sc.: pals
pure 9M9i4c.: pals, compound, 11aEt7.4c.
pure leaf. 1va;ftllc.
J SUGARS Standard. graduated. $3.50.
extra hur granulat'd, I.49c.; extra G, 5.lOc.
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HAS RELATION HERE.
Two Augusta People Who Are He'ateo
to Millionaire Hilton.

In connection with the account given
a a.v,.r.,I Boston papers. last Sunday.
concerning Miss ID sy Hilton be-
coming heir to portion OF S-o'""'"'''
which was left by Il relatiV" IN \ir-
ginia city. cob, 1t may be stated mat
there are two Augusta people Wh"
stand in the sam" relation 10 inc h'
ceased millionaire rs does the MISS
Hilton mentioned in the Boston pa
prs.
They are VIII Hilton of tn" konn"-
bee. Light e Heat 90. and Mrs Leon
ard Kicker. Mr. Hilton states that
Their. ia no doubt but that the man VINO
died I'm Virginia city was the brother
az his grandfather. and says that Miss
Daisy Hilton is his cousin. being the
daughter Of his fathers brother. MIS-.
Flicker Is another cousin.
Mr.. Hilton states that it Is doubtful
II ANYTHING can b" done to bring me
vast fortune into the possession 81 ms
DESCENDANTS as it appears to be al
most impossible to trace the lin"ag"
I'm n sufficiently tanEih" form. The"
81. however. hut little doubt that tn"
relation is correct.
The Mr.. Hilton who acquired tn" vast
fortune is believed to bc the one by
the same name who ran away from his
home in Jefferson when but 4 lhd ana
no trace WAS afterwards found Of him
II. disappeared in tn" night ana th'
best the family WAS able to do WAS Il
trace. him to Bath ana aboard coast
ing vessel Nothing more was near
of him until the time of his death
few years ago. when it became KNOW
that he had left tho vast fortune .
500 600. nOO. which he had acquired II
mining operations. The names. oar"
md many other circumstances ihdlca'
that he was the same one who diSap
pcared from Jefferson years ago. hl
Mr. Hilton is of the opinion that ntti
can he done I'm tho matter unless SIN
unexpected piece Of evidence is brough
to light which will give unmistakabl
proof that the man was one ana tn
Samp
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Boston. September ~.
The total receipts OF wool AT this port
during the past week compris. 1H.e0
bales domestic. and 500 bales foreign.
against Is il. bales domestic and M
bales foreign for the same time last year
REMARkS-The activity noted last
week in the Boston wool market has been
continued. the total sales for the week
reaching n very respectable total some
of the larger mills have been free buyers
and one dress goods mill in particular Is
credited with having made heavy pur-
chascs. While all grades Of wool have
been iE request there has been an eSDe-
cially good movement in scnured woods
For the first time since the new clip came
into the market there has been developed
a quite large speculative interest and
secured woods especially are reported 70
have changed hands freely At prices M
! tn &c. per H. from recent Nuotations.
Apparently all predictions ar" at fault. as
the markets shows considerable activity
from week To week. when a quiet spell
was expected to follow the abnormal ac-
tivity in JULY and early August
Ohio and Penn. Pr1ceS-Fine unwashed
24m25c.: unmerch. 25Icec.; Mich. I'M
washed. fine. 2lG22c unmerch e3M22c
Pulled Wool. secured basis-Fine A 5Gr
sc: extra. h5EGOc: A srper 4Sa-Sc !:
B super, sa4sc: c super. 3+1ssc; comb
ing. 46sl 4Sc. fine combing. 6dh2c
Ohio and Penn. fleecas-Xx and above,
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Boston Market.

Spnt
n oI-p Flour il n,,i.t hnt nri,ns are
t,, c,,n.. ,,,.u ,i,t.., > ,,.ts ,r., ,ff,r
in,. ar g. 1o5,,; -, III oId nut.r mo ui,.,t;-
tinnS ar. Mill sbinm,ut st,rin,r ,at,uIs
81. 3niGnn; winter patents. $,.G5dt5.>o; traie
c"nrs '.',7 winrr ,." nnteui9 s. ; 1Dc
Shp.l'''' "ii!.rr pa.ehts' sr, We,
%; StrIGnis. S"."n""': clears. 81 iU" >; .,
=. ~. ~ - I'm ~ c AZ, d.
lat,G ana huIt.,i 8. ion,3 10 f''"'-'
CoR%-C"rn is frmer Spot steamer
yellow t;5,-c; No. ;, yellow. GGc: ship
ment. NJ. 3, yellow, Gle; No. >. yellow.
tits; lax and nail. ";c, lower.
/ X r Fi;Et R-Stt!dy at s;.,o"4-'o
TkAHAM- S5"M i.5o per barrel.
,oATMEAi-}uiet. We quote rolled at
SittllIJ per bbl.; cut and ground SIIjlt
-, r
In price. Track. No ,. White. fmllc ;
No. ;, 39n i"c.: rejected. :7n39c.; no grade.
,am Hc,' Tor shipment. all rail. 81 lbs; .9tf
"I ~ ms. tit !" lbs, 4-c; fancy. i"c.
PROV lSioNS Pork provisions are iirIn.
snort cuts ana heavy backs. $lI..J. long
cuts. slA.2I medium, SGD; lean ends, SlS.S
T"b: fresh ribs,s 13RfJl3%ic.: corn"d
shoulders. sac: fresh shoulders, Csc.
smoked shoulders. 10l.c.; lard. Sac; pals
sfsc a se m r.! ff b"ilrd hams !!
arse: bacon. lJ72Gll,l.c; pressed hams
1Offls4c.; leaf hard 9tsc; rendered Leaf
lard lus.c rork tongues 81 -: Inns,. sail
+ pork. 9iac.; brisk"ts. lie; country dressed
| hogs. 1m7i-c.
| BEEF-Fresh beef is quiet with prices
unchanged. Choice whole cattlc quoted
at Sd9c.; kinds are quotable at log,
| IAMB-Westcrn lambs. 9M10c; fall
| lambs. 1uSc.
| AUTHORIZATION at sac; yearlings
| sac.
VEAL Steady. 9d11c.
POCLlR 1-Ihere Is a quiet demand for
poultry. and prices are easy. Frozen
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ROSE SHAW. NEE CARSON,
Fioures in Bath Municipal Court, but
Is Discharged.

Mrs Edwin Shaw Of HOdwOin. was
brought to this city. yesterday after
noon bv Constable Thomas r. Rand OF
Eowdoiu. to await Il hearing on COM
rl,;ut sworn out bv her husband. who
claims that she threatened his life ana
to set fire to their home in BOwdoin
Mrs Shaw did not appear to he much
worried over the result of the hearing
:,s she claimed that she had counter
charges which would turn the tables
ON her husband. and during yesterday
forenoon and. last evening. told her
trouble to a number of people who
called to see her at the police station.
This morning, she was arraign"d be-
fore Judge Staples and the case was
continued until this afternoon. when
her counsel. Mr.. Drew Of Richmond.
and several witnesses will appear in
her behalf and an interesting session
Is promised. Mrs. Shaw ia best known
I'm Ecnnchac county. where she has
bcecn before the court on several Oc-
casions when she was Rose Carson.
Mr.. shaw says he stands in fear of his
wife. They were married. two years
ago last May and have lived in Bow
doin. There was n large audience ut
the municipal court. this afternoon. to
hear the Rowdoin case. Mrs Sha "
engaged F. F. Southland as counsel rs
Mr. Drew OF Richmond did not arrive.
The case was quite interesting. Judge
staples. after hearing the testimony
from iNnth sides. ordered that Mrs.
Shaw be discharged and she dcparte
from the court room happy.-Bath
Times. Sept. 20.
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MARKET REFOKTb.
AUGUSTA Market.

Augusta, September ~
BEAES-Pea. Maine, s.. 10; y. T., s.. .;
yellow eyes, $3.25.
BCrTEK-Creamery. 25c.; ball. 2Oc ;
solid, 1sc.
FIitiS-2Jc. per dozen.
GRAIE-Corn, sc; meal. G+c. per bu. A;
mixed iced, sl.30 cwt.; coLtonsccd meal,
$2900; bag lots, $l45
HAY-Loose, retail, Sl250 per ton;
pressed, sl5.oo: straw, retail, 500; pressed.
1910
! SCGAR-5.5O per ID" lbs; % larger hbl.
HONEY-Box. $l.SS.
MCTTON-9411c. per 10, spring lamb.
l2c.
OATS-l0c. per 80 ID bushel.
POTATOf.S-;tr. per buShel.
POUI.TRY-F"wl. Halle; chickens, a0c.
WOOI~CnwaShcd, 1Su20c.
woodbury. hard. $6.VqS00 per cord,
soft, 81 0Ull 500.
! HIDES-Cow and steer, 5l2c.; COW hides,
Sic; bun hides. NC. calf skin. 12c.
VEAl--7h,3c per ID.
REEF-Sidcs, %plOc. per n: binds.
lOul2c.; forcs. 5l.AttiGc: rounds and
TANKS smloc.; rumps and loins. iMl6c. :;
rumps. 1#il4c.; rattles. &C; backs, sttJc. !;
Joint. l2fil3c.; spring lamb, llMl2c.
FLOCR-Bcst patent -four $500 per Dbl
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Railroad men say there are d
number Of "boes'' travelling at
nreg.nt Understanding West"aiu
Ter their summer vacation IN IT,
,,,rts ON one Of the freight Trains
Yesterday there was anywhere IRON ron
tre ,o dozen on a single car. Inc
49, ,,u loaded with lumber, there De-
H., ,u., Nils on each end which itit
an opening Of nine feet or NOR III titI
middle OF the car. AS II happe
there was some extra long lui'iDel
,,i,.d on tn. top which extended oEri
The orenlng. making a fine roof III
,,,,s ,ic. little nook the whole br!eade
=, ..,r,v.,inp men" had installed them
na seemed to be very Wen
.,,,n.a ,.ith their accommodations.
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Oak Grove Seminary Notes.

Frank Williams was ut the Seminary.
Saturday.
George McNane. 'o3. and Clifford
Libby. "a. of Portl1nd We're at the
Seminary Monday. They are to at
tend school at Colby the coming year.
The Seniors gave reception to the
Juniors and Faculty Monday evening.
Refreshments We're served and a Very
enjoyable evening passed.
John ]. Frye Of Portland. was at
the Seminary. Monday.
Philomathian Hall is being papered
and painted. Joseph Whitehouse OF
Winslow is doing the work.
The annual school picnic will be hell
September %, at Lakeside.
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p.,+b of MarceIIus Turner.

WORD was received In TINS ti'S' 49,.
tsrdtv. of tn. death Of M'ft''i"a
n.r which took place, M"nd1y' III .he
town Of Montville, wher" ne remover
Yam ,,is city several months ago"
Mr.. Turner mad lived III this CITY
sn,p.. three or four years previous -
r.moying to Montvillc, ana was en-
,.,r.d in the insuranC" business Nhll"
, resident Of Augusta. MT. luf1l",
was ~ years If age and the cause OF
n.,th WAS consumption. In" lufitf"'
niu ne held at o'clock, tnis alter
loon.
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DrH VI. il. Frederick, assisted by Drs'
Davies and Washburn. operated upon
Mrs. Richard Moran. at her residence
I'M Hallow4I, Monday morning, for
v$ry large ovarian tumor. on account
% the size NOf the growth and the eX-
I'd nsive adhesiOns, the operation was
4 very difficult one. Her age and the
Resulting poor health from the tuner
md hide the case very formidable. me
OBJ ration was wholly successful ana
sh stood it well, and, last evening"
wa s as comfortable as could be ex-
pei tted.
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Yesterday was busy day for Nor
rilrs men in the scenery moving line.
In addition to the Quincy Al ms
Sawyer" scenery, they had the Way
OF the Transgressor" company TO
transfer to electrics for Togus, whore
that company appeared. last evening.
The first named company arrived in
the city on train A in the morning
from the east. and the latter came on
No. 8 at noon, from Rockland where
tho company appeared. Monday ave-
ming.
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s4ns5c.: X and above. 3oa3lc.; No. l, $500
Mich. Wis. etc-Mich. x and above.
aim27 No. |. 30llIc.; No ;. 2'ht 30c-; tine
combing, 2Sdi29c
CoTibfng-Ky., and Ind. q blood comb.
29dto91ec.: 4 blood. esQ2s1Zc.; braid comb
II beiaine feeces-ohio ss@afl4c; Mich.
3olI33c
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Augusta and Gardiner will bowl
another series of three games. for 100
{. 6. A. cigars. The two teams will
meet at Gardiner for the first contest,
tomorrow night, and the other two
contests viii he one each in the two
cities at later dates. The cigars will
GO to the team With the greatest total
score in the three contests, as was the
case in the last series.
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Attractive souvenir illustrated pro-
grams Of the 18th meeting of the gen.
erdi conference of the Congregational
church of Maine, and the 9th annual
meeting Of the Maine Missionary an.
c,ety 70 De held with the Congregation
al church AT Gorham, Maine, Sept. 90
=, have been received hero
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-21
New Advertisements To.n.,

Or. Miles Heart Cure.
For saie-St. bernard dog
For Salc-NiOhn ana Camera
For Sale-Naiicty of Escfu Artio,.-
r" ., Hai", ~, Farms in Manc hest@r
Nantcd-Capablc Girl for IJofIs,1m'"'llh
Wahted-Girl for General Hrusnxa,,nr.
INT u Brann, Angus a-fflnc,. ok;
Bowditch. Webster q Cn.-I,,Ira 900.
70 Let-Tcnemcnt Of -Four ar LIS
Rooms. Five
the Throne" hehihd
Wanted-A Graduate Of Agricu,,..
College to Conduct Stock Farm "''ufa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-21

lhHmas Silver. who had the finger,
OF his left hand badly mangled, Fri.
DAY morning. by catching them On 4
SIN 1T IN" Lawrence. Newhan G. Page
hlll' IS reported to be getting along
wei. ana it is expected that. with IN,
POSSIBILITY Of having some stiff fingers
that the hand will come out all right
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-21

MRS. II. J. Willard and chaufrsr
PASSED through the city, TUESDAY On
route for Watcrvile. The iourror
from Portland WAS made in less than
l"tr hours in q Knox single cylinder
touring car.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-21
AQuARI OF MILK

and q package OF JELL-O ICE CREAM
POWDER Is all that Is required to MAKE
Everything else In the package. Simply
stir in the milk and freeze in the usual
way; makes the incest Ice cream You ever
ate. Order a package today. you VII! DC
highly pleased Four kinds: Vanilla,
Chocolate. Strawberry and Unfiavored
At all grocers' 13c. packages for sec.