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ROAD DRIVERS COMPETE.
Good Sport in First Matinee Meet OF
tho Season.

The Road Drivers Association held the
first matinee of the season on the upper
speed way stretch yesterday. II proved one
Of the most successful In the history OF the
organization from racing standpoint. out
the meeting had not been sufficiently adj
yertised to get out a large attendance.
Nine brushes were on the card. but the
team race had to be declared OF. Interest
centered in the fast classes and each had
GOOD field Of starters. In class A. for trotters.
Andrew Phillips started Baron De Shay.
2osl,. Andrew Crawford drove Invader.
2lo. and II. c. Mapes entered Jolly Bachelor,
2l<X. with the trainer. Elmer Stevens up.
Baron De Shay was not up to his best form
and he made a break In the first heat that
left him in the rear The first heat went to
Invader after a pretty finish with Jolly
Bachelor.
The best race Of tho day was Glass A, for
PAGERS. Andrew Phillips started Don Riley.
2o7. Andrew Crawford drove DR.. Madara.
POS. and Charles S. Rice drove Star Pugh.
2oal,. 1t was Dr. Madras frst start In
VIA, ana thu there snd cTsS h
whiriwind would do. in his warming work
he seemed to, fairly sail over the course. and
star Pugh. who had been out Of form for
several seasons stepped right 70 the Ion,
Dr.. Madara first, Star PuRh came right
sHss e dss Bon Key made
two heat winners to start. Star Pugh won
the third heat easily
Glass A: for trotters;
5. ss.; Ss. Sss$s sSs
Time-io+N. los. l:o7ss
ST. s.. 4sa ia; ~: "a Ana..T SEsx,oidj
T1me-io4.s, ioS,@. i:o7s.
Charles Brandon, 2:ls.t William CahilD.....i 1
guy Wilkes ,.; 2isf s sMlIisp Scott,
Hiiear. 5i5A (Andrew Philllpsj ,.....,.........s
Time-l'o7,s los.
Class B: for paoers:
sps, s' ss tw ies4s, os%pefn
.dy p smi,i 1 ,jssa e.
Ttme-i:oSH. l;osN. i:io,5.
Class c. for trotters:
Santos z2ln 1ho q a.i p Lnahey,.
4 ReIsns ss' Sto! i! r s0sinj,
Pinsn 5 star gamss Pinan,: !ro
iaee'se Ep.u1s, n a. TS,,Gshol'.nurS, s."
e.orss s hamond sefi a. d. Glib ........,..! /
Alice H sl,d 2ha n sea c Hnnn. ''''''.'-,
'''''' "''N' Time ~l'issz. i:o,'.
Class u. for trot,erS
Judss p s1"rd W Rk i'a.y,r rSSPr'n
James 1 tJohn W. Smith. ...............,.....s
AnslS { fbs; s0 SDoam.o;
Time ii2h.
Class p. for paoes: =,
S.'fs s' t~, Gssa' a ii Hopper,
" Time-iioIt i;iSs.
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Gaiety stakes for Two.Year. Odds the
Chief Attraction.

At Belmont Park to-day the leading event
will be the Gaiety Stakes for two-year odds.
four and q half furlongs with August Bel
mont's Tiptoe and John E. Madden's Com
edienne both In favor. Graziallo will take
up top weight in the handicap at mile and a
sixteenth and will probably be played to beat
St. Valentine. Red Knight and the others. In
the f1r ct race, at seven furlongs Adbel Ia ask ed
TO give weight to Druid, Comet and Dreamer.
all fast sprinters. Two-yeaI Odds will run In
the second race. at four and half furlongs.
possible factors. In the fourth race, at seven
furlonvs. Buttlne. Hot Shot Jerry G.. Prince
Hamburg end Jetsamn ,, WI doubtless i, attract
land, Chimney Sweep. ARABIC and be Reszke
look formidable. The entries are as follows
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First base on srror,-New Yeyt: Z Pss:eurE, i
Lett on bases-New York. I; PittsbuI; q Fmt
base on oaiis-on. Aathewson, ;. Struck Su.S.By
1 a. Three rec bss. Sit~clsrke Two base bite
Howard. wagner. Sacrifice h!t,clsney Stolen
base-DonNn, Double plays-Gilbert. Dahlen and
McGann: NcGann. Dahlen and M.thewson:, Pets.
nioher-By Lever, l. Wild Pitch athewson.
Empires Emsie and Johnstone. Time hour
and IS minutes Attendance-7.o0o
CHICAGO ". L.. 4; BROOKLYN. l.
The Chicagos had both Chance and Johnny
Evers back In the game At Washington Park
and played In style that was an tmprovem emit
on heir work 10 New, York. They heldsd
{sultlsssy. batted freely and won from t ths
forthcoming from each side in the third in
ming but no sapeness IN the amount OF re t1nm
broealyn'. cluster but the Shicssos gathered .a
GOOD deal to do with this. With a man on
base and two out Schultz sent the beil soar, soar
singled, Dobbs made tumble, and Chance
~ for two bases. scSrins Maloney; IN. Tx
Nttle difficulty, The score:
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ST. LOUIS "a. L.. 5; NEW YORK "A. L.. +.
ST. LOUIS. May ls.-The 81. Louis Ameri-
Works by . SCORE OF s to !. Young Hosg was
again sent TO the airing line for the visitors
and was allowed 70 remain IN the game foT
him. Two battery errors by Hogg In the
first inning. followed BY two eagssr4 i s.ve
to win the game without the additional run
gather ed in the sixth. OF two -ba gger, steal
and an out. The only tally scored BY the New
steal and . rap to center. The New. ,Yorks
are sadly crippled. With Elberfeld and
Chesbro both out Of the game on account q
III health and Fultz In poor condition. Grimth
h up againat IL. The score:
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OCEAN RACERS NOT SIGHTED.
Fog OF Nantucket LiEhtship Where Yachts
We're Expected Last Night.

It was expected that the yachts in the
ocean race would have been reported at
Nantucket Lightship last night. wire
less message was received from Nantucket
at the Newport torpedo station at o'clock
last night 1t said that it was foggy and
nothing had been seen Of the yachts. The
wind was from the northwest and weather
clearing.
Nantucket Iightship Us POS miles from
Sandy Hook lightship.
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.Ba.ssd for Hogg In tho eighth inning.
S.v I9 ToIt ;.. ..:::::....i 81
TWO base h,.s-Frtsk, KeeleI !ons:. ssenn es
hit-Roekenneid Passed oaluSSusdss ,a Stolsn
IlD, base os e.ll.non sudnog ?; % HosF' a. =
Ss.esLs, Louis, .: New Yofk. g. Time hour
and % minutes. Umpirs-Kelly. Attendance
7,I+o.
YBuApILyHrA "a. i.>. 4 CHICAGO "a. L.l. o.
orroIoo. May le-wsddsu was In nne form
70 day and shut Chicago out with four bits s!rik.
ing out nine men Smith pitched excellent ball.
Win against tho wonderful work Of ha adversary.
TIA Acore:
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Totals .,,y TO II ~ y
.u.,tsd for Bayue In the ninth inning.

grated for Bayne In the ninth inung.
Rsoessh.s1;s.er,.. ..:,.:GI IS
rrst base on acknowledgement. :: NswA!k, J:
81 81 D aes,efter. ); BY B.yne: Three base bit.
Syy,nder. Two base hits-CArey, Steelmsn'
Gntins sAcrtnce hit-coctman. Stolen oeses-
Manning. Kennedy, Gatlns. Doyeie p m.y;'n.
and oHasan. wild pitch -Bayne. Psssed pail
Stselman. Tmpires Conway and Ecsn. Time
All other games postponed on account Of rain
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F,rs, base on errors-chicego. g.. Left on bases
on Mcintyre. ); on Pfener, 8. Struck out. BY
Mcintyre. 4 by Pfe1er. 4 Home run-Sohulte.
Mcintyre Chance. Sacrifice hits-Batch. Killing.
Stolen bases-Lewis. Maloney. Double plays
Ovens Lewis and Babb t?: Maloney and Tinker.
Wild pitch ,-Pfener Umpire Bauscwine. limo
Il hour and IS minutes. Aucndance-2,ooo
sT. LOUIS IN. H. S: BOSTON IN. b.. 2
BOSTON May 1s.-Boston was unable 10 score
against ST. Louis this afternoon until the ninth
inning when couple OF singles and base on balls
nctted them two runs. The score:
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New Works Lose Again to St. Louis ana
Fall Back u Seventh Place.

The New York Americans lost again 70
81. Louis yesterday and fell back to seventh
place. whore they are only few points ahead
OF the Bostons. The Philadelphia shut out
Chicago and Detroit shut out Washington.
The results:
st. Louis, 3: New York, 1.
Philadelphia, .: Chicago, o.
Detroit, .; Warrington. ..
Al Ceveland-RAin.
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Hudson River League.

At Hudson-Hudson, 2; Yonkers, l..
Al Saugerties-Paterson.% I: Saueeries, !.
Al PouQhkeepsie-- Poughkeepsie, 0: Peekeful. o
Al Newburgh-Newburgh. g. Kingston,2
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PrttsburE. =: New York, =.
Chicago. 1: Brooklyn, I.
st. Louis, 5; Boston. =.
Philadelphia. 3: Cincinnati, 3.

pirTsBrRG. I; NEW YORK Is. L.. 2.
Tho art of taking every inch possible on
the bases, laying the ball down to the con-
fusion of the other side and generally SKIP
plnv about SO as to worry opponents. which
the New York Nationals have done 50 fne 1.
operated against them at the Polo Grounds
YESTERDAY These ,actS. were put IN thr9 ,hsn
m Msr"stn vi from Start to finish After the
od spell the sudden warm bn p TSataer ao od0Ss
%"rks do battle. and the spirit Of rivalry
vs. in tie air. Once or twice it took the form
,rdIu, fault with the umpires' work. John:
.ion" WHO had the bases $, 70 attend to- R Rad
fs cyd H"' picked he'd more elective game
Ss not e, ct Gr} h.4 n."s S" .ea rhs
moss whsn steadiness was most needed. :, The
only scoring ll1at Was done by the NeT forks
mod on two occasions, the first inning and
he last. making two home runs. Each Of
he auadruple clouts was. a beauty. the ball
,ns ' nnder The rope The first time slusser
Dan. the WIZARD OF the Willow, made homer
e bail would have rolled to the sSoss board re,
1ofs. he bases were deserted when the homo
des H eTous work with, the bali, two rafting
pick-llps by Tommy Leach and Peitz'e GOOD
throwing to second base enhanced the brisk
ness OF the erapple. In the nrst inning M!
McGsnn hoisted the ball to the boundary
for A run. . 80. l.,
the h9 Ponrth I inning and scored on wamer's
single T. center. Wagner rsa shend s' tSi1d
when clancy hunted. and hardly had time to
slackcn speed az MeGann dIopped Math i,sG.
The most OF the chance. reaching the plate
In the ninth inning the .e1-champs had
= gala time. Howard landed on hrst oy
ton Of weight against the ball with all his
might, and the leather Ths h past so Dsv I'm
w. bases and How.rd SC scored 1,e Mas1 Hs
stayed there while pahlen threw Ritodhe ~
wagner vas sss PETIT hunted Snts .n afs a.sS
Who was under headway for second when
the ball was hit. romped al the way t 70 ths
Tho score:
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Pool.

At the Bro adway Billiard Academy last
night Muturo defeated Lewis by a score of
1873 to ST. In tho ir 500 point match. The
three night score Ia Muturo 3s4; Lewis, sol.
The match will end to-pic'
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A, Memphis 2: Atlanta,
al New Orleans-Sew Orleans. 10 Nashville. O.
Al Montgomery Montgomery. II: Little Nook, j.
Al NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l: Birmingham. o.
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At Gloyersvtlle--A. J. & G.. 7: Binghampton. 0.
Al Troy-Troy, o. WllkesbArre, 2.
Al Aibany--Albany. Q: Scranton, S.
Other games postponed-rsin.
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AT SOUTH oRANoR.
Baseball Notes.

Grit,th has turned walter GARRISON over to the
Jersey City Club.
Deacon Philippe OF the 'Pitnburgs n out OF the
game for few days with q disabled arm, the re
suit OF being hit ~ pitched ball.
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Philadelphia. 0-S
Fin. base or sr,o,.chieasS Let %, On ba bases.
seybold, Murphy. Stolen bsses-Donahue "a:
.nneh hS1mss sehLsSi f s;.e -. su. On
By Smith, q: by Wsddell. .. Wild pitch.Smith.
Passed bars-McFarlsnd. /: Schreck. !. Umpire
Connolly Time-3 hours and 10 minutes. Az
tendanoe-3,Oo.
pKTRoIT. g. WARRINGTON. o.
pkrrorT. May ls,--Killlsn was - Wild as hawk
to-day gtv1nr nine bases on balls and hitting one
batsTnan The WashinRtons. with an even break
In the luck would have won. The score;
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Connecticut League.

A. Sorv1ch--Sorwich. 10: Bridgeport. 4.
A Hoiyoke-Hoiyoke. Q: Spnngheld. T..
Al Meftden-New Haven, I: Menden. 3:
Al New London--New London. 4: Hartford. !.
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Games Scheduled for To-day.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Pl,tshurg In New York: Chicago In Brooklyn;
81 Louis In Boston. Cincinnati In Philadelphia
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New York In ST, Louis: Philadelphia In Chicago
Washington In Detroit: Boston In Cleveland,
EASTERN LHAoUE.
Jersey City In Tororto Newark In Rochester;
hal'imore In Buffalo Providence In Montreal.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-19
A,;,eriCan Asso ciati

A, Kansas Clty--Columbus. s. Kansas City. ,.
Al Milwaukee Toledo. 6: Milwaukee,,
Al Minneapolis indianapolis I: Minneapolis D.
At ST. Paui-I,ouisv,lle, s: 81. Paul. II.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-19
John l.. and Charley Mitchell Really Sign
10 ElHlli

TACOMA. May ls-Charles Mitchell and
John L. sullivan have signed articles for q
Is round fight in Tacoma. on Sept IN
to the winner and Is per cent. to the loser
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Other Baseball Games.
At N-v- UA~DN

Other Baseball Games.
AT INV HAvKN.
Yale ..............% o o o Or
syracuse. 4 o o o o o "a 3
Batteries and jackson: Erwin. Chaplin,
Mckinney and Wilbur,
At SOUTH oRASoR.
RIB.
Seton Hall.....,..0 20 o ? o x-0 10 10
wash ton d Jrs'n..0 n o 2 o % q a
Bat,enes-Key and Burns Marx, Springer and
Rerder.
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For four year odds aud upward: $1,000
TO-DAY,S BELMONT PARK CARD

Good start: won easliy: 90 Between. b. e.. 4.
nv Meddier-Indigo: owned BY c. r. Fox: trained
by F. Brown.
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western League.

A, pes Moincs- Denver, z; DIS Moines.
Al Omaha -Omahs, I; st. Joe, Q.
AZ Sioux City Sioux City. o: Colorado Springs 4
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Belmont Park Races

QUEENS, II I. 49,, =,
Every Week Day, Rain or Shine. until May "a
HOW TO REACH THE TRACK
On all race days except Saturdays trains via
Long Island r. r. leave 34th Street. New York. az
l2IO 1890 1880. 100. no. 40 ls0 80 and ESQ
=. NJ. talso parior train at 100 p. and from
Flatbush Ave. Brooklyn. at 1920. l2to. 100. i:9o
and l:i5 p. NJ. 49,
Good roads for carriages and automobiles from
Long Island Terminals OF s2d Street, 42d Street
s4th Street and sd Street Ferries and tho Williams
burg Bridge to the track. . 80,
Al trolley lines via Jamaica connect with 'roheS
TO track. .,
Reserved seats and boxes at Waldorf and Firth
Avenue Hotels. McBridc's and Rulman's.
First race 29O p. NJ.
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rro h... h,-H,ckman Sacrifice hts--Cooley.
K,ilIan. Cassidy Stolen bsse-Stahl; First base
on balls ON Kl.n; .; on Patton HI by D's A,d
p,tch.paiten Left on bases-Washington. 10
Detroit, S. Umplre-Shendan. Time-i hour ana
~ minutes AttendAnce-iS0.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-19

FOR SALE-4o IT, two year old gasoline Yacht.
at sacrince; worth 1000 will sell for 81 800 en-
closed cabins. electric lights, &c. Write +. N.
BURT. Seneca and Hamburg SITS. Buffalo. n. Y
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Baseball, Polo Grounds. To-day. 4 p. N.
Champion Giants N. P1tsburg. Adm. toc.-Ads'
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Ra,eball, Washington Park, To-day, S:Ab.
brooklyn IS. Chicago. adm, s0c.-Ade'
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Automobile Linen busters, 'l.75 up.

For Ladies aud GentItmtni ItNI M IIIsH i.Inen.
Latest "STORM FRONT" FRENCH Pattern. IN
linens Pongecs. Coycrts and Khaki, s?7S upward;
Diamond. Hartford, Dunlop. Goodrich Tres an4
Tubes Gray Davis Dctz. Solar LAMPS ana
Generators. .,,
small Profits. Quick ,Snie.. our Moho"
Five story building rrplcte with Automobile Specld-
ties Il. y. Wills Co. Park Place. y. Y.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

HORSES AND CARRIAGES.
~-->-r->~~>~~~>-~S>~
HARNESS. CHEAPEST PLACE IN NEW YORK
- imypy harness HOO and 1900: surrey harness.
l5OO 1900 and 500: Swiss breast collar runaoolt
harness q. OO; fine Speedway harness, 2OOO: coach
harness 5000; coupe harness. 500 double farm
harness 81 90: dump cart harness. 800
PETERS HARNESS & SADDIERY CO..
~ West broadway. near Chambers St. upstairs.
Columbus Grove. Ohio. Dec. 81.
Save the Horse" cured my horse OF spawn
that had been hrod and blstered several times In
two years NJ NJ OSBORN.
$500 all dealers. Send for copy OF guarantee.
booklet on all iameness and letters TROY CHEM
lCAL CO., Binghamton y. y.
WANTED-A million lame horses--to euro. Vet
Dent K, Pxine Chem. Co., Troy, \, Y.
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pITTSBURGS BEAT CHAMPIONS
THEIR HITS AND NEW YORK
ERRORS GIVE THEM GAME,
And This Notwithstanding Two Home Runs
by McGann-ChicagOs TOO Much for
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Beat Reds and
cardinals win From the BOstOns.

Tho Pittsbur9s checked the Champions
Yesterday, making seven out Of nine games
mat the New Yorks have won 30 far from the
western teams. Three Westerners won yes
,erday, the St. Louis Cardinals from Boston
Ard the Chicagos from Brooklyn. The
ulakers downed the Cincnnatis. The Reds
dropped back into the second division. giving
nm fourth place to their conquerors. Tho
results,
Ist,sburg :; New York, q.
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YACHTS AND SAILBOATs.

WANTED-A million lame horses-to euro. Vet
Dept. K Pl1ine Chem. Co., Troy. n, Y.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.

AxprHa OF TIE C1UBs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-27
Good Stock Co.

Harvey and Gage Big Comedy Com
pany will appear here FriGay and Sat
urday of this week with two matinees.
This was the opening attraction for the
season at the Jefferson Theatre, Port
iand. ard Of it one paper said: this was
one Of the best popular priced attrac-
tiOns ever seen in this city. Last
nights play Rachael Goldsteim' was
new to the theatregoers/of this city and
proved an excellent DILL for Monday
night. 1t has plenty OF snap and go.
the climaxes are sufficient to amuse
most any kind Of an audience. All
special scenery was used and every at
tention given to detail. all Of the men,
bers were good and IN FAC: one could
hardly find a weak spot. The vaude-
vile features were excellent. TIL
Harvey and Gage Company will no
doubt play to packed houses at every
performance and we can only say to all
those attending any of their perform
anccs that they will get their money )
worth.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-27
Lew Oockstader Coming!

Lew DOckstader. the king Of min
strelSy and the only black-facc come
dian whose merits make an annual
Broadway. New York. engagement
profitable. will appear here Wednesday,
May 3. for one performance. Mr.. Dock
stader is by far the funniest minstrel
who ever amused an audience and this
year his songs and monOlOgues are
more screamingly funny than ever be-
fore. if such a thing were possible. Al
though the first part of the evenings
entertainment shows the old time half
circle. there are many new and novel
specalties introduced. which do not
detract at all however. from the songs
and dances and jokes which have from
time immemorial been identified with
minstrelsy Besides these features
there are two big spectacular scenes
which. as spectaclcs Of beauty. have
never been eclipscd in any theatrical.
entertainment whatsoever. An idea Of
the magnitude Of Lew DOckstaders
great minstrel company may be had
when it is learned that two sixty-foOt
ba gage cars are required for it's trans
portation. that the production cost $685.
900. and that it numbers over seventy
people.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-27
"Sweet Clover"

The management of the Opera House
has 4 guaranteed attraction in the
pretty comedy drama Sweet Clover"
which will be the offering Monday eve
ming, May /.
Sweet Clover" however. tells more
serious tale than~most rlays. though
there is delicious comedy vein in the
roles of Abigail Ho!combe." the spin
ster aud her backward lover. Job
Mason who has bean counting her
for thirty years and is still "a-leadin'
up to it." and the characters Of young
Jack Hamilton" AMI his sweetheart
Sunny Andrews with their many
lovers quarrels. Though the play is
sometimes called a pastoral idylI. only
one scene is laid i'm the country. while
the other three are located in the
metropolis. thus allowing considerable
scope for some beautiful scenic effects.
handsome costuming. odd furniture,
and original lighting effects. Otis B.
Thayer plays the principal role of "Je-
rome HOlcombe." The original COM
parry is retained.
The seat sale opens Friday. at 9 A. NJ.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-27
Stamps 70. Carfare.

The amiable car conductor is not so
rare. silk-hatted man who had ap-
parently reached the Sixty-year age
unit attracted the attention of some
passengers on Il Madison avenue car
the other afternoon by rendering the
conductor two two-cent stamps and Il
cent for fare. To their surprise the
conductor accepted 1t without IL word
further than to exchange greetings.
One curious passenger asked the con-
ductor why he took the stamps.
Il used to be Il car conductor in
New Haven, where that man is an
official in one of the biggest banks"
the conductor said. He rode with me
Frequently, and never gave me any
thing else but the two stamps and Il
cent. l guess it's IL little ccccntricity
of his. OF course when he handed me
the stamps today I recognized him.
and I'm not the man to turn down an
old friend. l can use the stamps my
self, anyhow. New York Sun.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-27
CATARRHAL TROUBLES PREvA.
LENT.
Spring Months Cause Catarrh
Breathe Hyomci, and be Cured.

Catarrhal troubles are more common
at this season than at any other time
of the wear. The sudden changes that
come during the spring months are pro-
ductiye of many cases of catarrh that
without proper treatment will become
chronic.
The pIeasantcst. most convenient.
and only scientific method for the treat
m,nt and cure Of catarrl. is Hyomci.
Simply put twenty drops in the little
pocket inhaler that comes with every
outfit and then breathe . it for three
minutes four times a day.
The complete Hyonci ontfit costs but
one dollar, and as the inhaler will last
a lifetime and there is sufficient Hy-
ouei for several weeks treatment, it
&c the most economical catarrhal
remedy known. Extra bottles can be
nroc,red for fifty cents. Ask Bowditch
g. webster and Percy w. Means to
show YOU the strong guarantee under
which they sell Hyomei
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Tie following corporations have filed
their certificates of organization AT the
office of the Secretary of State:
The Electric Laundry Machine Co
has been organized at Waterville for
the purpose of washing and cleansing
all kinds of textile substances ana
fabrics by electricity etc. with $1,000
capital stock of which nothing is maid
in. The officers are: President. Frank
". Clifford Of Fairfield; treasurer. Geo.
d. Burton of Boston. Mass. Ccrtifi-
cate approved April "a. 1905.
Pennsylvania Plantation Co. has
been organized at Augusta for the pur-
pose of dealing in timber and grazing
lands in the United States of America.
MEXICO. or elsewhere with 81, 600 0Oo
capital stock of which $4,000 is paid
i'm. The officers are: President. s. II.
Leary of Augusta: treasurer, A.. VIM
ter of Augusta. Certificate approved
April =. 1908.
The Hartford Nevada Gold Mining
Co has been organized at Portland for
the purpose of doing a general mining
business with 100000 capital stock Of
which 81 is paid in. The officers are i:
President and treasurer, w. j. Wal
lace Of Hartford. Conn. Certificate APP
proved April %. 1905.
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Cheated Death.

Kidney trouble often ends fatally.
but by choosing the right medicine, T..
ii. Wolfe of Bear Grove, Iowa, cheated
death. He says: 1.-Two years ago l
had Kidney Trouble, which caused me
great pain. suffering and anxiety. but
| took Electric Bitters, which effected a
complete cure. l have also found them
CT great benefit in general debility and
rerve trouble. and Ike ep the IN constant
ly on hand, since. as ] find they have
no equal Bowditch & Webster. Au-
gusta, and Simpson Drug Co., Water
ville druggists, guarantee them at soc.