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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-17

there were soldiers. 1t was at
time of peace, but there were
bugles and the firing of the cannon
when the sun went down"
"How quaint is your speech
and the talk of all the people
about here" he remarked, laugh
ing. A neighborhood poet had
said that these people were old
portraits endowed with the abil-
ity to speak and to move, but
the young man talking to Miss
Virginia had never read this con
ceit. None except intimates had
read the poet-nOne, in fact, had
read him, for he lived near, and
the near poet is rarely read. If
he prints his verses far off, they
seldom wander home, and if they
do, come YEARLY limping along
the way, timid, lest some one
should cry out: Be gone there,
you vagrant!"
But this rugged young giant of
fancies, known as Bill the Poet,
had printed no verses. He some
times recited them to old Nam
my" Rachel, and once in awhile he
permitted old Simon to blow one
through his flute, along with the
beams of the rising moon; but
for the most part his muse was
easily inundated, a frown or a
laugh serving as sufficient to
drive it :ntO the freezing north
of silence, though Bill himself
was brave, and had a manliness
that stood for much in the neigh
borhOod where honor was every
thing. Old Rachel often told him
that he ought to send his verses
away to nave them printed in a
hymn-book; but he kept them
half hidden in his bosom, to
chant him to his work, to tighten
his toll. His farm, small
place, lay down the river, at the
farther end of old SimOn's flute.
The thrill of his life was to war
along the pathway that ran from t,
to old Rachel's cabin, hoping to {
Miss Virginia. Once she had com
was dreaming beneath a tree VIII
bird was making drowsy moor
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-19
The RESERVE LIST
As Announced by Officials Of the New
England League.

Ecrtun. SEPT 1S-Tl;e officials of the
Sev England Baseball League, today.
announced the list of PLAYERS Nho have
lc"n IeserNcd tor next year. The names
follow.
Cnnccrd-F. 7 Eustace y J. DuEgan.
Kane, &. Templn, r Henry. 4. H. Hick-
man. W 4. Slime. r. &. ". Sheets. J.
Knots. T.. sullivan. J. r. Callahan, T.
= DIVINE. 7. Mah"r. T. LAWYER. A.
Hauch
FAN RiveI-T. Torucv. J. Harris. J. sui
Ivan. J. kieTHRu. +. Rowc"Ck. j Moore
head. L a. Gu,hccn. J. Higgins. T. Gil
Birmingham. u. O'Harp. Waters. lott.
J. Tibbits. a. Weddie". J. Jcreer, X. Pc
ter<on.
UavcrhilI-A Lawrence. J. L. Wallace.
G. Boardmun. r II Brown. &. u Muir
phy. B. Morrison. W. \. Hearn. w G..
Edwards. j. McGinl"v. p. VI. Connolly. J.
Averill. 6 G. Gromme. e. Carroll. W.
Iawrence-H Cote. W. Page. W. Leith,
:. w. Whiting: ". F. Kan. g.. cross.
ii Billet. y. Blatchford.
Lynn-ti. DsuI1. III. Lahell". \. Smith.
Lowell j. ONeil. q. Bigbie. T. Bannon.
H. Pastor. r. Vail
Nashua-G. Z. Eaton. A. +. Mcdonald.
NJ O'Toole. J. Steventon. c. Jordan. S.
Murch. r Mclaughlin. J Beard. i. +.
Hart. c. l.. Weaver
New BedforG-M Elliott. L. !. VaIdois.
f. Mullaney. n. Murphy. ". Kavanaugh.
= kchoe j Covensy. \. \. BulrilI. T. J.
I,wycr. NJ. Mprriaey, II. Friend. +. n.
kIobedanZ.
Taimton-G w Grant. Huntington.
Tierncy, o. jackson. J. Jackson. Nc
Knight Bealiedu.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-19
Boston Stock Market.
New York Produce Market.

New York. Sept. Is
FLOUR-RcCeipts. HISS: exports. 1859.
sa les. 61cO: quiet but firmly held
WHEAT-Receirts. 15S,Go0, exports. g
ST. sales. 100000 futures. 10000 spot,
spot easier. No. 9 red. S124 elevator: No
red. So o b afioat: No. 1 northern Du-
luth. 81. tc arrive afoat: No. l
northern Manitoba. SIS, to arrive O II
alloat.
CORN Receipts. $50: exports 1s..539.
sales. 10000 futures, $500 spot. Spot
easier; No. :. 6S+- elevator and 6I;s { - h
atloat: No. ; yellow. elts. No. = white. e1"s
OATS-ReCeiptS. 30l, 5oh: exports. sol ..'6l
spot steady. mixed. 2tGtS2 lbs. H. "a 3,
natural white. ;9di q lbs. 81 n So :: clipped
white. 36Gp40 lbs. 35m31.
CUT MEATS Steady.
LARD-StHady. refined steady
PORK Steady.
RJTTER-Steady. receipts, $50: street
priC" extra creamerics. 21l4uIi2; official
prices creamery common to extra. 17N21
state dairy common to extra. 1854 aDi-
western imitation creamery. extras. 49,.
do irSts, Ii@I1Sl2. renovated common to
extra. 15q2o: western factory common 10
extra. 15I172..
EGGS-Steady; receipts. Sill state Pa
and nearby fancy selected white. 276r28
do. choice. 25T26: do mixed extra. q
OTATOFS-IriSh. steady. 13Td2:
sweets. dull. 137 per Dbl; Jersey. per
basket. fNd90 cents.
SUGAR-Raw. nominal. fair refining.
IA. centrifugal rs test. BIZ, molasSes SUI
gar. 275 refined. dull
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-19

among the college teams, -S among the
larger teams in the East. and ia games
in the West.
Under tho new Princeton-C Cornell agree
ment. the Tigers and Ithtchns viii meet
at Princeton. this year. at Ithaca IN 1905.
and in New York in 1907
Sheriff ''Bill" Morley will assist the Co
lnlnbia coaches again, this year. he New
Workers now have Yale Penn, Princeton
and Cornell on their schedule
Only varsity mon and substitutes hay"
been working with the Princeton squad.
The college opens. this week. and i gen
eral call VIII be made for all football
candidates.
to judge the relative 3trenGth of Annap-
oils ana West Point. this year. Virginia
Polytechnic Institute is the only team the
army and navy each meet.
Stevenson. PENIS quarterback. tailed in
his examinations, last spring. as Il fresh
man. hut has Just been given set or
special examinations which. if passed.
Will allow him to play football.
In America there are l"5.h0O mon in col
loCe and go boys III High and prepare
tory schools. 4 statiStiCian has estimated
that there are 700 regular college foot
bail players and il 600 in the schools.
Carl Williams cannot he said TO he out
OF PCnH'S football altogether. lie is
chairman ~! the advisory committee.
W hich means if Penn wins he is in on the
glory ol it. but if she loses. why Dickson
did It,"
Mckay, Yalc's baseball ritcl.cr. if lie
proves valuable as football player. VIII
be eligible to play against Princeton I'M
der Yal"'s agreement with the TiGers hu.
not against Harvard. as he has played
four wears of college baseball
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-19
MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features Of the Days Dealings in Az
the Leading Stocks.

New York, Sept. 1S.-The advancing
tendency OF prices which held through
last week was continued IN toufy 4" Sloo \
market The movement did not persist
in full vigor throughout the day as ~
was interrupted by occasional halls anu
reactions. But there WAS no actual re-
versal OF the course of prices. IN" d'y
was without special incident IN the way
of news. but advices from all quarters
wer, Corroborativt OF the extraordinary
prosperity prevailing in all parts of thu
country and in all lines Of business.
The money market continued to 'Wof"
closer. bat i'll so gradual way as 10
cause little actual disturbance Of rates
and rs Ia offer no effective obstacle 4"
the operation of tn" factors OF strength
in the general situation. immediate CON
ditious i'll the money market showed some
relaxation. today. At the same time:
sterling exchange fell to a lower level
ana local banking houses were M actiN"
negotiation to secure in the open market
in London some part of the incoming sup
plies OF gold. These negotiations wcr"
not successful as the arrivals OF gold
from India were reserved against in In
dia currency.
The price Of gold was marked up ir
the London market ard discounts th.r.
and in Bcrln hardened an additional
fraction. The uDbrIdled manner OF the
first squirt in Reading had a disturbing
effect on speculation. The movement ~
Canadian Pacific WAS regarded as com
Reading Its sympathetic effect on it,
subsidiary stock. Minneapolis St. Paul
a. Sault Ste. Marie. was aided hy thu lat
ter's favorable annual report can money
WIS not held ut the maximum level ~
FRIDAY. hut ruled above last weeks av-
eragc level. Sterling exchange moved VI
from the low level N tbs afternoon. The
closing tone of stocks was irregular
Bonds were irregular Total sales par
value "t10O10 United States bonds were
all unchanged on call.
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CoNDENSED DISPATCHES.

~ j. ,-I,.l,1,. p,,,o,. ,,.1,, -, !,
cam ->''i,'e - - - N'o"'' '''i' 8
III
government feteipts. monday: from
INTERNAL revenue go dc'ol1. customs.
S'oS'Sl"' hlsceiiaheouS' 9llo '5i'. FIX
peholtueS' @l'"p'ooo'
1t is stated ct southampton. that the
Russian government has purchased the
ohi',' '@tlo i1''i, ','e'''-'e' - '''i,'e''
-'ei' ~ f 800
y - - ''o''' t'''i'
n" Na'lollHl SINNERS Association
mas orlered 7 report o'l cotton Sinhcd
up to sept %, an "H"Ff VIM be made
10 aht'clpat" 'h' regular government
timo - = - = '''',' ''''''
p,ir i, ,,,o-I.,,.c ,,ro w.. ono IF
.ho ,,,1ir.. rt,,,t, IN .l,o ,,,.to, ,,,c-
rnoro nua i. .ai, 90 ho,.o noreoraI1,.
"''' '''''' ~
silica hcn 1LSte'. dlcu III lne S'dllulng
ROCK reservation. $ d. sept. l.. He
"as - years ol'.
Ohio WESLEYAN University luthori-
lleS III belaNdi'' ONO. nave received
word mat inc government has detailed
Lieut.. tlarcECC Gordon OF Portland
Me hs' instructor III the hi1llthfy de-
''t''' h' LOT INC coming Eedt-
capt. DUNN of tho icmI"ion cruiser
lsi''lt mas apFi"h 10 tAe marine de
III ~, ~ ~ = QUICK IL us gun '"r nc
U.s. A'le' 'a'' i"dti'ei" on Lax"
iii. y -
i' PHI III ~ ,''''''' WIS = = oi'''
1T = ~ II '"''''
INC official bulletin issued. Monday.
IN B"flin. says the'" were 10 fresh
asses u ch"iGfa and hVe deaths from
Loon s''tui idE I" noon sunday. and
'llree cases "hd one Gtath from noon
sunday 7" noon Monday. making the
TOTAL NY 'dS's ana (" deaths
General Isaac J. Wi5tar Of this city.
Thil9nthropiSt ANA scientist, dir,l.
Monday, 1T ht3 summer home IN Clare /.
mont. Del. AT the aga d. I; wears C;ar
Wistar was for a number Of years, vice
presid' ut of The Pennsylvania Railroad
90. ana heal Of that corporations coal
and canal companies. He retired in
1908,
Counsel in the beef trust case. do
clared IN the federal court At chicago
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-19
Boston Produce Market.

Boston. Sept. Is.
LoCR-'.uet and easy: spring patent,
pt+il shipment JH1.ia
COKN-Firfn; No. yellow. So.
OATS-Ncry firm; No. , clipped white.
J4l-G$.
IIAY-Ouct AMI steady; No. !. 16a1I.
MILL. FEED Steady.
ERAN-SpriuC. 11H1S.
MIXED FEFrf>-1SG.i
COTTON SEED MEAL-@1.t0.
PORk-Eacon. &c. higher; other goods.
medium. l6.2..
LARD-!lC.
BEEF-Qnict; extra heavy sides, 9d9ls
LAMRS-F'irn1.
NEALS-Firm
Bl+1TER-llui"t and easy; northern.
III G,23H.
CHEESE Easier; New York state. ia
1a13
EGGs-Ilisher; fancy. 3oa33; eastern .
ar.
APPLES Steady Maine Portcrs "a. -.
POTATOES-Easy;n new Hcbruug. tSIA
SUGAR Steady at a decline Of 10 points
on all grades.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-19
Detroit Beats Cleveland and
St. Louis Downs Chicago.
Boston, Aat., Wins Two From Brooklyn and
Chicago Beats 81. Louis.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
American League Standing.

Washington, SEPT S-WashinSton and
Boston broke even in the double header
here. today. the locals winning the first
game through timely hits. to z. while
the second went to the visitors. Is to ;.
In the second game Adams was battcd
out Of the box after serving two innings,
and Jacobsen was hit almost at will. The
feature of both games was the fielding OF
MIL and Andersen. Umpire Hurst failed
to reach the grounds in time for the first
game and kittrcdge and Winter served
satisfactorily. The scores.
First game:
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Football Notes.

DriScCll Of Somervillc High. il one Of
the prominent candidates at Holy Cross.
Iost Of Michigan. has his eleven shaped
already ana works his men two hours
daily on signals
ward strong" man several years ago, is
coaching the Clemson IN. O. College
eleven.
johnson. the Carlisle Indian who was
rerorted to be Il candidate for McCor-
macks Northwestern team, has not ap-
peared.
There will be 80 games, this year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-19
The Weeks Schedule.
NATIONAL LEAGEE.

TueSday-Brooklyp at Boston. New
York at Philadelphia. Cincinnati at Chi
cago
BROOKLYN at Boston. New
York at Philadelphia. Cincinnati 1T Chi
caGo.
hursday-Philadelph at Pfttsburg
FRIDAY and STANDARDIZATION at st
Louis. Brooklyn at Cincinnati. New York
at Chicago. Philadelphia at Pitteburg.
Standardization at St. Louis. BROOKLYN
at Cincinnati. Philadelphia at pittsburC
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Monday and Tuesday-Boston at Wash
ington 1.-TWO games each day), Athletics
at New York. Detroit at Cleveland. St
Louis at Chicago.
Wcdnesday-Boston at Washington
Owo games), Athletics AZ New York.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday 81
Louis at Boston. Chicago at New York
Cleveland at Philadelphia. Detroit at
Washington.
EASTERN LEAGUE
Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday
Montreal At Newark. Rochester nj Jcrsev
City Buffalo at Providence. Toronto at
Baltimore.
Friday-Toronto at Newark Buffalo az
Jersey City. Montreal at Baltimore.
Rochester AZ Providence
Ssturday-Toronto AZ Newark Buffalo
at Jersey City 1.-TWO Eames) Montreal At
Baltimore 1.-TWO games. Rochester at
Providence.
Surday-Toronto at Newark. Rochester
at Providence.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-19
Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago. Sept IS
Enormous shipment of wheat from
Black sea ports had Il weakening effect
today. on the wheat market here Hcavy
rains III the American Northwest helped
OFFSET. however. the effects OF the news
from RUSSIA At the close wheat for
December delivery was off only &c. Corr,
IS down = Oats show "A loss of t.GlSsc
Provisions are practically unchanged.
TIL" lending futures closed rs follows:
W1iEAT-Sopt.. $50; Dec. 81. May, S51i
ass
CORN-Sept old. 52ls. Sept. lew. =;
Dec. old. It's. Dec new, ~: May. aga.
OATS-May. iSAs; Sept. 27A: Dec. "Sl4a,
*; MAY. .0isGla.
MESS POKK-Oct.. 1895: Jan. 12.4 2tz.
l.ARD-Oct., G1rs; Nov. 7iI'2: Jan.
SHORT RIBS-CCt.. $50: Jan. so.
Cash quotations were as follows
fIOUR-Steady.
SG4fIA
CoRN-No. >. 50: No. yellow. sy,t.
OATS-No. .. 27& No. white, 2saB:
No. white. 27lgQ2S!5.
Rft,-NO. .. 67069
BARLEY-361.d3
MALTING-42G48
TLAS-92: northwestern, 9SH
TIMOTHY SEED-325
MESS PORK-15Gl15 so.
I,ARD-7.67ih.
SHORT RIBS SIDES-S. j00S55
SHORT CLEAR SIDES-S. $4,000
a n -L.1p
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-19

New York. Sept Is
Snot closed quiet AIddling upiands.
10 IS; do. gulf II % Sale. 345 bales.
Galveston steady. los Charleston
steady n sic: Memphis quiet. loi4: New
Orleans quiet. 10 i-16: Mobile steady, 97s
Savannah steady. l5-1G
Nc: receipts for three DAYS. 19.if5.
Exports to Great Britain. 6o27; to
France. IT,. 10 the continent. 2I,l53
Stock iSa IH1
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Columbus. Ohio, Races Postponed.

Columbus. Ohio. Sept. lS.--Rain. this
afternoon. made the Columbus track
100 heavy for IN" opening races Of the
grand circuit meeting. Racing, Tues
day. VIII begin at noon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-19

ment has appropriated sl5,oe for MAKING
exnerimcnts with the electric process OF
smelling ores and manufacturing steer
at Sanlt St Marie. All kinds 81 ores
Will be experimental with ana important
results are expected TO be obtained
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-19
BROOKLYN

Three base hit-DOlan Sacrifice lift
Willis Double plaY-Hummel Lewis and
Yale. First base on bals-Off Mcintyre.
Struck out@Rv MCINTYRE, i. By Wf iiri''' / /
Passed hall-NIoran Time H. Umpire
tombstone. Attendance 1s'.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-19
EASTERN LEAGUE.

NJ Baltimore-Fir5t game: Baltimore
70. Bufdlo. 8. Sesond game: Baltimore
8. Buffalo, =
At Jersey City-Fhe Montreal. Jersey
city game was postponed. rain.
At NeTark-The Rochester Newark
game was postponed. rain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-19
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
National League Standing.

Boston. gcrt. ls.-Bost"n Won twJ
Eames from Brooklyn here. TO-DAY. tho
FIRST by to and the second. which was
called on account Of darkness IN tho
eighth inning. by to l. Sticklett was
hit hard at times ia the earlier contest.
Dolan batted I'm all the runs the home
team made In the second game. The
scores:
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BOSTON

Earned runs-Washngton, :. Boston g
Two-base hits-Anderson. Grimshaw.
Freeman. Home run-Heyden. Stolen
b1seS-AnderSon. Parent. Sacrifice hits
Mil. Cassidy :. First base on btlla-Off
Hughes 3. of Gibson. 9. Hit hy pitched
ball-Gibson. 1. Struck out-Bv Hughes.
2. by Gibson. g. Left on bases-Wash-
ington. s. Boston. s Time. 135 I'm
pires. Kittrodge and Winter. Attendance.
500
Second game.
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AZ Kef i4g 70 betting BY workinamsn
p Hl, Crooh.' n. London labor mrmbar ~
t phar,ament said il speech that l'I tbe 81
hn d%usnt I'm Inat when they were backins,
undertook sG-y il ~ e Improving the breed He
not know whether they Were n =, mem did
a donkey. anu 4 sWinger or on
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Chicago Cattle Market.

Chicago. Sept IS.
CATTLE-Receipts. $1,000; steers. 3.75m
go
HOGS-Receipts. $4,000; shipping and
collecting 5.550f5.S0.
SHEEP-Eeceipts. 5000; sheep. oJ01,
40; lambs, 375GI65.
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BOSTON

Earned runs-Washingtcn 3; Boston. II.
Two.ba1c hits-Armbruster. Parent. J.
Stahl. Three-base iit-BuIkett Home
run-Nill. Stolen base-Cassidy. Sacrifice
hits-parents. Ferris. Double rIav-Fer-
ris. Parent and GrimShaw. Eits-OT
Adams. s in innings: off Jacobsen. Is in
innings. First base on blllS-Of: Adams
2. or Jacobsen. :: off Winter I. Struck
out-Py Adams. I; by Jacobsen. {: by
Winter. l. Left on bases-Washing ton. ::
BOSTON. s. Time. 1855 Umpire. Hurst
Attendance. 5270.
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Annapolis has seven Of last wears tear,
on hand. Paul Dashed will gain he head
coach The army has lost stronger man
than those eliminated from the navys
team ny graduation.
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New York Money Market.

New York. sept. Is
Primo mercantile paper 40. per cent.
Sterling exchange easy. closed sttddleI
at All 9.,}f Isl for demand. and at 4l.%1,
49, - for 10 day bills.
Posted rates 4sy-oN' lShi2
Commercial bills 4S2.
Bar silver 62is.
Mexican dollars an.
Government bonds steady.
Railroad bonds irregular.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Furnished Daily by J. J. ouinIan G. Co.
Office. Opera House Block, Augusta,
Maine. Tel. So.
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Wanted

company about to purchase the right
TO manufacture A patented article. in the
New England States. requires man to
take charge Of this state
W. must he in a position to invest At
least five hundred dollars in RI preferred
stock OF tho company and to give his en-
tire time to the company's business.
Tho article viii soil to every farmer.
services required, personal solicitation
and appointing agents. To the right nor
son his IS 4 most excellent opportunity
10 secure Il desirable position that will
weld large income. Address at once
for particulars. Box 1532. Boston. sIsd9t
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BTTTER-Market easier; creamerics, IL
N2nl3; dairies. 16Il41SlA
tIGGS-Steady at mark. cases included.
II firsts. 1917: prime firsts, 2OH; extras.
22H.
CHEESE-Firm; 10M111a.
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A game Is pending between Holy Cross
and Fordham. to he played in New York.
Thankseiving day. The Worcester BOYS
have no game with Georgetown, this faIl.
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AT CHICAGO

CHICAGO ....-....o 0 / I Q Q x-i1-2
81 Louis ......-0 9 0 o 0 0 p Z y
Rattercs-Lundgren and Killing. Thiel-
man and Lolhy Umpire. Bau5ewine
Tina. 10 Attendance. 600
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trrd II1 lens, General German. or Mon
: ~ ''i'F'S mat the Dominion govern ,,
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AZ rhildelphil-Tha New York Phila
delphia game was postponed. rain.
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AT ST. LOUIS.

st Louis ....0 0 Z o o X--3-S-2
Chicago ........0 0 O q 0 o $3.50
Batterics-Sudhoft. Roth and SlIGden
Owen White and Sullivan Umpire
U'Loughlin. Time, Las Attendance. 200
AT CLEVELAND.
petroi, ...00 300 o o o 3-3-lI-1
Cleveland 100 q 90 30
BattertrS-Killian and Drill: Rhodes
and Wakefield. Time. 10. fmnires,
Connolly and Conner. Attendance, 1879
Al New York-The Philadelphia-New
York game was postponed. rain.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1905-12-22
5Ol-5O3 Polk Street

the investment Find those lives which daily practice and
will find the of treasures such the per popu
ton dreamed Of They
they not be rich and live that rule they
day that which turns wrath the Burdens of
nate easier to BEAR which reflects itself citadel of
breasts which the holy of
lures of the dust concerned.
can think of miserable spectacle this world than the
who closing the brief call fe all through
has lived in and for himself and lived Haumn prn
cpe DO unto him he would all of
repoora experience recall terrible thing the
slow death of millionaire out in the wds of Arizona All
would not poong the single hour and felt his
slipping from the thread Then began his e of
the opportunities he had missed make people happy which
all there to it anyhow What have done my brother man9'
he would again and and there console
him. All of his stay he had been too busy the
struggles around him hold the helping living SOUL
When the end came desoate lonely botng out of spirit
that had built around itself barrier against the kindly impulses
of the human heart and only the infinite pity great Father could
welcome home who had done nothing for his children
1t is in the application of the Golden Rule MANY so-caed
Christians fall down miseraby They don't the worst
side of the present day life lays hold of them inspiration of
the sanctuary fades Did and hear some
fat and sleek brother rise from the that he was
ready do anything for Jesus? That seemed like
to AS the of the Almighty whose encompasses and
redeems the world whose smile eternal could benefited by any,
thing such pogutted sonoagun could The only wav anv
mortal do anything for such being observance the
Golden Rule by doing something for children of men, b living the
bitterness from those who abong everlasting grind
That the only and this Christmas and many other Christ
masses come and shall spiritually we do it, Professions
cheap but the application the key shall be better men
and women as we live and apply the pincpe
DO unto other as ye would they should do unto YOU"
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1905-12-22
La Grippe and Pneumonia.

Pneumonia often follows la
grippe but never follows the use of
Folev's Honey and Tar. 1t cures
la grippe coughs and prevents
pneumonia and consumption. Ask
for Foley's Honey and Tar and re-
fuse any substitute offered. Mr.
G. Vacher. of l5z Osgood street,
Chicago, writes: my wife had a
severe case of la gripp three years
ago and it left her with a terrible
cough. She tried a bottle of Foley's
Honey and Tar and it gave imme-
date relief. A so bottle cured her
cough entirely" Refuse substi-
tutes. Golding g. Richardson.
d. m