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HE DAYS DOlNGS IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS

20 an" eight in Boston. making ~
runs !" ~. banking BoSton eight times
ana l"ur times holding the latter down
To one hit
lhflcldcr Harry Lord. who refused I"
sign Il contract with the Boston Amer
"hn%. says lie did 50 because he Was
wanted t" play &hortytop. a position I"
"hi'h ne was not accustomed. and he
did not care TO do 50.
'!"'iiin, III" Young third hl%cfnan SC
cured ny '"nIi:;k' Y from Lincoln. lIldhc
1nUf ms four time; At bat III the sec
oIId gam" rf a double header at oniah''
recently, including two doubles ana Il
triple.
Arthur Irwin saws that mike N'i'
is tn" best batSm,n in the Tfi-Stat'
L"AGu" aud i Philadelphia writer Sue
E";1t# to the Philli,.., to %rcur" nm, h'l
remembering. mayhap, that he belong
t. st. l.;iuiS. The same writer says I'm
,innati Will probably sign i'nGiauo ~
play first base next season. Ihat pay
er belongs to the Boston Americans
,lontcherk now.
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bold the pofitinn from now on. He has
not been in III" best Of form since re-
turning to college. which iS the reason
u" did not appear in Saturdays game.
Draper WAS placed in the other tackle.
while Cummings, who is considered one
of tn" strong candidates for tackle, Wa
INT on tho second team. He may not
stay there. however, as he certainly j.
a promising man.
Greene, who played quarter in tn"
latter part Of Saturdays; game. held
til" position in tonight'% practice.
'i'ill' Crowley. who played end por-
ti"n Of last season, arrived in college
today, but will not appear in a suit UNI
til next week, as he is not in the best
Of form.
The team will play Harvard AT Cam
bridge on Wednesday. but who will 60
to play several Of the positions remains
to be- seen.
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AN EARLY START.
Capt. Bacon Takes Harvard Row'no
Squad Out for Fall Practice.

Cambridge. Mass. oct. l.-'tit. ROD
crt L. Bacon Of the Harvard Varsity
crew started his fall Varsity ROWING
squad this afternoon with 70 oai"hi"''
and four coXSWaiu%. Tn" men Wh"
rrWcd on the crow iii England ana
y he N" back in coll"E" VIII hr III III"
squad. but they will probably ID" u'"d
To- each th" other men. doing very
little rowing themselves.
Tn" object of the fan work is I" hay"
d look at the mon aud give them as
much individual coaching rs possible
in rowing the stroke that the Varsity
crew is using.
Capt Eacon said last night that
Coach Wray would be back i'll Cam
bridge oct. il to take charge Of the
work; ana that he would b" til" coach
OF Tia" GROW this yeIr. y rum"r which
started i'll 81" York had il that Wrdy
MAS not going t. b" with the crew this
y.ar. hut there is no foundation Tor it.
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BOXING NOTES.

Martin Sullivan Of Portland at
tach"d .Iuilvan's charc of the gate
money At tho Cotc-Sullivan bout at
EiGI"tord Friday. and collected 81
hiCh Il" Cltimni Sullivan owed him
come down ana fcht in Portland. He
ciaincd sullivan kept the money but
did not show up.
Tho managers; Of Al Kaufman the
san Frhnci@co heavyweight and Jack
Johnson signed articles SUNDAY for
tn" men to- meet in a SiX-roInd bout at
Fhilad"lplia under rules which will
nrlImt of their hitting in the clinch"S.
The date will probably be between
oct. L., and 70. The club has mot vet
been selected. Both mon started hard
training Monday. each having already
don" som" light Inri1
Cy Flynn Of buffalo defeated Hugh
Mediation Of New York in IT rounds
in 4 boxing bout at Cleveland s1unday y
;u"ruing that WAS Witnessed by several
hundred sp"rt". 1t was Il question Of
S, fence and strength. science winning
out. McMahnn was not il the b"%;
nf shape for tn" bout, aud for a time it
i"k"d as though the match would be
terminated h,for. 10 rounds were
reached. but til" New Yorker was
game. and up t. tn" 18th round he
IT, have Il chance. Then two
heavy rights into the wind. followed
Ey several stiff swings on the face
Put the New York man out.
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HARD PRACTICE.
Bowdoin Football Squad
Given Lively Drill.
Permanent Makeup Of The Team
Is Still Very Uncertain.
Several Of The Players Are Shifted and viii
Be Tried 0ut in New Positions.

RrunTWiCE, Me, oct 1.-lSpcCiaD.-
tween tn" SrphonIorrS and Freshmen
Yccmc to be on the inc icaSc. and pres
ent limitations seem to point to an in
trrcGtin;; contest. f,X-cart. Rowe Of the
'oi R"wdoim track team, is at college
ana is handling the SophomOres ana
FIR, aiipIrn VIII" are candidates for THEN
respective teams.
4 Eo,dly numrr of men have report
81 tor practice during tn" past two
dar. ANA it IL expected that tn. mum
h.r viii incr"aH" frrm now until the
,iatc OF tn" meet.
The $ophom"rcS held their class
meeting this noon for tho election of
captains and managers Of the various
c!ny;; teams and elected the following
Track captain-HarIy Atwood, Au-
bum.
Track managcr-IIoward F. Kane,
Marhin"
Ra"ohnIl captan-Recd ii. Ellis.
Ran"clcy.
Ers"hall manager Daniel G. Dunn
n,"n'i. Portland.
I'uutEnll northumberland r. Tim
hcrlJll". Phillips.
Fc',bIlI intUa2cr-k "nnCth H.
Dresser. EnXhury. Mass.
The FIRST baseball game hctwecn the
two CLASSES will occur next saturday
ana IL" :-s:'nn on II" following .Satur-
day TIL. class track meet Will occur
Oct. 80. III" date "f the class football
gam. has NOT Vet been decided up0n
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FOOTBALL STAR WEDCED.
William Hurley Gets Tired of Wait
ing and Ha5tens Event.

New York. oct. William T.. IIur-
Icy, Harvard gradual" and football
star. was married to Miss Rose Austin
Of san Francisco at the Waldorf AGto-
ria yesterday. According to the New
secret one. Although the couple were
engaged ANA were 10 have been mar
III in tw" m"iIth, tine. Mr.. Hurley got
tired Of the eternal waiting as he cx-
pressed it, and last week t"lcgraphcd
Miss Austin to come 10 New York.
She responded, arriving in this city
already been made for tn" ceremony
ana il was performed at 4.3V O'Clock.
Mr.. Hurley has been in brokerage
ofiic" in Wall street since his football
yesterday morning. Arrangements had
days ended.
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McGRAW'S GREAT BIG Of"
Manager Of Giants Put Up Same Old
Hard Luck Story Noah Told.

New York, oct. II can name 20
bail games this year" said john J. Nc
GraW the other day. (which we could
nave won with single hit. If we had
all those games to our credit we would
be fghtinS the chicagoS down to the
last days of the race.
When | refer TO particular 20 |
don't want the idea to be held that they
were hit and miss instances. in which
VIC might have won bv luck. hut th,,y
were twenty games i'm which we PLAYED
with exaC,nesS to got the run needed
and then failed of it for lack of a base
hit.
Our batting combination was broken
up when We lost Donlin and Browne. II
took two of the best left flanders ont Of
the team. Both men can hit to either
held. and there are few feeders Win
have any idea where the ball is Likely
to be sent when they are at tho plate.
With both Of them oui Of the game
instead Of foolinE the inllrieTS as w..
had been doing in the preceding year.
we were playing too much into thei"
hands because the right handed bal
tiers Of the team are not such free lii \
terS as the left handlers and it WAS
easier to set for them.
The ncarneSs Of the Now N"ii =
teams game to success i; " Il '"dirlt2I
however. in the fact thu; Y. '!rvnd $"
many contests up to ~ 'i'.r iij: In"
of a single hit, the lax ~ Whicn pre-
vented US from winning. If We had no,
lost both Browne ana Dnnlin at the
same time it might hlve ,aadc l"t OF
difference to us. hut vita b. il fit' !
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BOUTS THIS WEEK.

Tuesday chester Goodwin vr Nttty
BALDWIN. Fred BRADLEY IS. Johnny ''.Ir
roll. and u Nhearn vs. J. Williams Tn
coin club. chelsea. Tom cody yS. John
ny Nnrr son. B.nton H1lhor. Jim Flynn
KS. Tom E,rns. and lnjan Joe vs.. jim
Trimbl", Los Angel 4.
Wednesday Rudolph Tuhul2 v. Ton
my Quill Wiki" Mitchell N. Youuy Md
ic,r. and Kid connolly IS. Young Finl"y.
EroCEtnn.
Thurylay-Auby Mc'iurry w. Billy
Willis. Fhlad. lrhia.
Friday Bout; At ITnverhl!. steve KIN
noy ". Stockings Kelly. Wab ,-h. Ina.
Bouts At Lawrence. kid PIrkrr ". Bar
nry Mullen. PHOENIX. T. e.
S;aturIay-Cnk Russell V. Young Ernc.
and Emergency Kelly rs. Grover Hayes.
Philadelphia
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The Air Ship Race Across
the British Channel,
His Balloon the United States
Takes The First Prize.
Some Of The BaI|oonisIs Afraid 10 Cross. :.
Santos Oumont Injured.

Paris, oct. IA semi-ofticia, -
nonhcen'nt Of the result Of the CONNIE
''I"h for tho James Gordon Ronne,,
cup t"r international aeron.ute r.aa
given out tonight as follows.
winner, Lieut. Frank p. Lahm of
America, with the balloon r,;,o5
States; second. SiGnor Won Wn,er 20
| I'aIF with the balloon Elf: third. Count
De La Naulx Of France. with the haIs
| loon WalhalIc. ''''
] ~ dollnI'" ana official announcement
81 Inc result will not be issued ,,ntu
Fefiilcatlon that the rules of tho cop-
Test were carried out has been oht,inod
NJ. Van Der Driesche's balloon
ojouti, landed at Bretigny. denartment
OF The Euro Et-Loire.
santos Dumont reached Paris at s
oci"K inns evening and received a
Siedt ovation at the Aero Club az he
appeared with his arm in a sling. He
complained that the accident wac
caused by the sleeve of his coat catch
ing III the mechanism while oilinr the
motor Of his balloon.
London. oct. 1-Between G and 10
"'i"ck TINS morning six of the six
te'h balloons engaged in the contest
lor inc James Gordon Bennett CUP.
which started from Paris yesterday af
t"rh"on. arrived on this side of The
channel and continued ia a northeast
CITY direction. Tho first to arrive vas
Count De la NaulEs balloon. WalhalIa
Later in the day several other bal
looms We're sighted at various points in
the southern counties of England Cap
tain Eindelans Montaner descended AZ
Chichester in orter to avoid being car
rici out - sea. Hon e. & Rolls Brit
anria passed over Cranbrook. Kent
this afternoon.
The Italian balloon Fife. Signor Won
Willer. descended at New Holland
near HUI. this afternoon. This is the
furtherest point north reached by any
Of the balloons yet reported.
Lieut.. Frank *. Lahm. 9Th Cavalry.
U. S. A.. the American competitor in
the balloon race descended miles
south of Whitby tahout - miles north
of ifu1fr' ~ ..;'fr Y -ries .ff.~r.fr.rr.-----
Lieut.. Lahm descended about one
mile inland at Dcsmene Farm. Flying
dale. lie said he had been
carried by way Of Cacn across tho
channel to Chichester. The actual
crossing took from II o'clock at night
until 3 o'clock in the morning He
then passed to the northward. but
finding that he vas being carried to-
ward the open sea, he decided to
alght
Lieut.. Lahm's balloon was in the air
for - hours.
Prof. Huntington. one Of the English
contestants in the Zcph. landed at
Sittinchornc. Kent.
The Walhalla. with Count Della Vaulx.
CONTINUED on Page Seyen)
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Cincinnati.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
BASEBALL NOTES.

Tom %t:nkard is a Harvard medical
student.
rom nHwd has been re-engagcd t.
managed Holyoke.
Frank Chanc" want; TO land III
games will do y" With ca.p.
Cleveland toni I. rut uf b from the
Athletics and st. Louis the same from
Washington.
Comm" Mack thinks that his two new
finds. %Irhcl& ana .'hcan, hay" "ar-
ri:od " Shear i; playing nice gam" al
second. Ni'"ll.; c"in.'s comes from
NJ mphiS.
The veteran Tom DAILY say. that
Holly. the :l"rt:'t"p "f til" st Louis
Nationals, VS. The bet inii.ldor in the
Tri-Stato League.
The Chicago Americans took IS cut
Of :" from Boston. landing 10 in Chica-
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Boston Stock Market.
New York Produce Market.

NNN 1"fk. '|Nt. 7
IOI'R-R"c.ipte, 2a'G2; exports. iIf;
,,I,s 5:,<. marknt firm hnt slow.
WUEAT-Rocc;pts. l"S.'"'; exports. ~,
nd ,:,lcS. . -Oa OG1 futures. SPOT firm: No.
rcd. 1875 elevator: No. red. S5"s + h
''' r"n1iEN-RccciptS, 179.n9": cIn"rtts. SOS:
ILL.,, ii n: 5G,h f . u ac"at: No. :. yellow,
- iH>Ts-i;cc~.,.te. 1850: cvrotts. 1I2til;
epnt steady; mixed oats. 9M3s lbs. '.'e;
ci;npcd. 3Sfiio lbs. 4omi5; natural white,
:0l: 81 lis. 80 f.
f'N,RR:p-Stoady: western prime, ?M?io.
ii, III strong: rccoirts. 1927. street
nrirc: Extra creamery. 2-'@f2f- Official
, pr.c !. Crc ln1.ry cnr'rnon to extra. 1872:
t,er,1iCs 10 extras. 21ft2': state dairy com
,,,',r 70 fancy. 1921: renovated common
r. extra, 15k@22; western factory COM
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Air. and Mrs LYMAN Abbott of Lewis
ton wer" recently the guests OF Mr..
,S"hnh"ld
cyrus S"rbner of Worce ter i, visit
in, Clar'nc" Thorup5on,
M ami Mr.. William Tn.raham Of
Portland "rc quests IT Nil, ELLEN colby
on ~ iGh street.
III" birth of = son. GnorGn Marston Nnr-
ra. sept s. +" Mr.. ANA Nr4 ,:.orcr AI.r
iii! Norris ~ tairti'ld M Mrs Nrrri:
'NI" Mary NlT-ton. rorInco I daughter of
~ late Dr. par,i'l r. Maratom II tIII
town.
Nre BENJAMIN rre-s.y ~; ~ visiting
her son for = few days At Morrymcctiur
r'rk.
l. q. G"rdor, has w"rl, WI along on,
hi. uow house
K q. 'l"Ich i doing tn undorruuinc
IN The Ellen Colby rla""
\ reception IL T. To- hrlI IN the cnucrc.
"At'"nal r"Strv n.xt Thursday c."r!.III in
h"'l"r at R"". W"ohnllu ana family.
The summer hnrrd, rs hav" nearly Ill
returned t" th"ir homes Thi; vnar MI
b. IN QUO Of ia" very host and the cot
taE"e on tn" sh"r, of tho IrIln nav, h,nu
w''ll GlI"d III" "ntir" season
Apple pirl-!nG .cIlm"nc.s III ,arrc I
TN. week. IN" coop Will not he ~; l;,r..o
~. last y";t.
II" first Nay meeting II tho Crane.
VII h' h"ld -" inst Wcc.n, day in No
V'mh'r.
Mr., W""dman will breach uoxt Sunday
~ Itdli"w"d +" nv Mann"
y Il. Bean Of Bethel took eight ho,d
of Hereford cattl" t" the Norway fair
1h"y al cam" HON" with blue ribb,na
".,"'It one aud that had rcd
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New York Cotton Market.

Now York. oct T.
Cotton "rot clo: 81 quiet. =, point, ad-
vance. Mlddlng uplandS. To-: do. gulf.
lolh. Sales. g.. 20, hiI.@.
Galveston firm. o.. Charleston firm. ~.
Memphis; ilrm. 10 1-it. New Orleans firm,
F? II Is. Savannah steady. 9@z.
Net receipts for three days. q; 80
exports Ia Great Britain. $50: to
france. * ri; 10 the continent. a1.13i; to
Jai,an. III.
Stock 30 90
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Another new 10 trotter to make his
appearance recently was the hay geld
ing Belfast. which defeated The Presi-
dent, :"a'@. and a hiGh-class field in
straight heats. Ills time was 200.
@.oS'4, 30. Belfast is by Noisy Bells.
son Of Bow BELLS, 319t.. dam Jessie
Warren. by Ponc" de Leon. 2.13.
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Chicago Cattle Market.

Chicago. oct. l.
chTTLE,-Er""ipte TODAY about .:;,"":
c"fnrn"u I" rTin," steers. i.1,fffN ~.
tInGS-3"ntN choic" to prime heavy. G.G,
GtC.,i.
SIIEFP-RcCoptS ioNN; sheep 4.7J05 p.
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CINCINNATI.

run-Rrln. Stol'n bheeS-Lpb"lt, cor
Coran Double plays-Brain and T.nn"y:
Lobert and Deal. First base on balls
on Young .. off E:;sick =. off We;m"r 3
Struck out--By Young = hv Weimnr l. bv
Essex 4. Hitg-Of Weimer in - III
ming; of ESsick in % innings. Tina
Ia. Umpire. RiGler
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STATE NEWS.
kENNEBEC.
j SOUTH VASSALBORO.

The VaSSalboro Current Events club
met with Mrs. L. A. stone Saturday
Sept 20
Mr.. and Mrs l.. c. Jones Of Augusta
are spending few days with Mrs
Jones' parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ
Hussey
Several from this place attended the
Windsor fair last week.
The Misses Isabel and BlanCh" Cobb
returned to their home recently for
several weeks stay.
Miss Ethel Carpenter is visiting her
sister. Mrs. Pinkham at Branch Mill'.
Linwood Sabcn is suffering from a
felon on his finger.
Mrs. Saloma Clark recently passed !,
day ut Sidney visiting the home of n. r
childhood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Haskell and son
of South China were guests at J. +.
Twitchell's Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. James Clark of River
side. Mr.. and Mrs. w n Tobcy Of
Cross Hill were guests at ii. c.. Dick
eys Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Morse and son
Harold We're at their farm over Sun
day. They had as guests Mrs. Morsc's
brother. Everett Richardson and fam
lily.
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NATIONAL.
Boston Catches Cincis
Mapping wins d to |.
Chicago Takes Both Ends OF
Double Header with PhiIIies.
Nov York Does he Same 10 81. Louis and
Each Is 4 Goose Egg.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Boston. Oct. 1.-Boston won today ;
game from Cincinnati to . Weimer.
who started to pitch for Cincinnati. was
put out of the game by Umpire Rigler
for protesting decisions.
BOSTON
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already on shipping basis. has paid
from tho grass roots. with any quanti-
ty of copper orr in sight and where
the work is being pushed as fast as
money and men can push it ami where
there is ample capital back of it to
push the enterprise to a successful
termination
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APPLIES QUIET: cravcnst. in- yN4
G;5l ' ~
SrGAE, Steady on basis Of so for
Stimulated
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while bonds sold in September at a par
VnlI" of @ilA"."n were S25.3lf .si less than
in lat September.
Total sale; today. par value. 3l.516,0n
Init"d States bonds were unchanged on
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Foreign Apple Shipments.

Boston. oct. 1-tpr1c shipments from
al ports during tn" week ending Sent ~
segregated IL barrels. san>. week last
year. -. 10: barrels.
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New York Money Market.

New York. oct /
Trim" mercantile PAPER 6'2Gt7 per cent.
Scoring exchange st. ady Al AS. sou 1888.
fer demand. and at ii9. io@t ~. Il for tp-dty
bills.
POSTED rates 4N0t3E4Sl
Commercial bill, I1aH iI9ls.
Far SILVER 60 =
M"H ,rIn dollars 81.
';nvcrun"ut h"uis steady.
Railroad bonds firm.
Money on call strong at 412I9 per cent.
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VhSShL. bORO.

Nh and Mr.: Edwin HI.cl,u.cI .,f W..
low visited Air II,ck,r.II., ,;c,, aI
Hattie oxford. in tho viIIie. Snnd,y W. II
Irfu:, Iancast,r of p,tt,n.r1 :. ,.,-i.i,,.
his brother Preston I..rcI-tc, ~ ,ii
Iago VI '''''' >''
Gre; IIilI visited Nr.. Ei,,I,,.,..,,i,.
t thti'T I.;,I ", Snh Mr@ Ni'ha'n Austin "f
Edmond Prescott vieitod n tho to,,,o
Of M,g Franklin r,,ni,,,n D., - .'' "''''
VI N''H' ri"'hiih '''hl''h i''' W''E'
nil 1 ',,, ~, II. r n :" H"'h 'i''
home Of Nj IT,. .;1I,,, t.,n' " ~ '''
'',' - ~ '''''I SUM ~.
,i,,r ~ t"il'.N 81 Ni'h.d' ~ tor
III III - ~ h,'i i,; - -. JOSIAH Ir'+"'tt
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dairiee IL Et"f
EGGS Firm: at market cases includ-
Cd t.Frl -; hrsts. u; prirn" tirSt;, 2cr-. cx-
trir. -.
CIIEFSE- Steady: 1a,.na,.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET,

Furnished Daily by J. J. QuinIan & Co,
Office, Opera House Block, Augusta.
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NORTH WAYNE.

7. A. Ladd returned to Somerville.
Mass. Saturday. his mother. Mrs.
Kate Ladd. accompanying him for a
Few weeks stay
y. w. Ladd. who has been with
MS parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. I,add
Tor weeks vacation. returned to his
work in Riddefori Sunday.
Leon Benson of Oakland is visiting
MS brother. John Benson
Mrs. Francis Perry lrcturued to her
nome In Massachusetts Saturday. she
mas visited with her sister. Mrs F. p
smith for several weeks.
Perley Dexter and friend are v;s;,
ing Mr.. DeXter's grandmother Me-
Mary Stevens.
r NORTH MONMOUTH.
/. J. H. and r. c. McIlroy. PROJECTORS
of Annabessacook Blanket Mill fin
tshed their new concrete dam Satur-
day last. and started up the mill Mon
day morning. They now have a first
class water power and mill. and are
doing safe and profitable business
They have purchased the stand of Mrs
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AT NEW YORK.

First game:
s.. Louis .......O o o o n-D-S
New York .....0 o o o o q q %-3J-l
RattfrieS-karCcr and NoOndn. hmcS
and Rrcsnahan Time. 40. I'mt.irc4
Carpenter and Klein.
Second game:
st Louis ..................O 0 o q a q l-C
New York ...............n XII
Called on account Of darkness
MISUNDERSTANDING and Nc"n IN. f. rcu-
son and Rresnahnn. Time. .,Onl TIM
ptres. Klein and Carpenter.
Al BROOKLYN.
PittSburg ......O o = o q 1-l11-!
BROOKLYN ......o o o o 0 o r.
RatterieS-Eridy and Gibson; PaStori-
Gus and Ritter. Time. 30 l'mpireE.
ErSlie and JohnSton..
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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-26
Germ Diseases.

In the past few years, scores of dis
eases have been traced to germ attacks.
All Of these diseases, until few years
ago, were attributed to other causes,
and treated in various and ineffective
ways.
The list Of known germ diseases now
numbers about one hundred. It in
cludes most of our minor ills, and most
Of our serious sickness. And there are
very few diseases which are known not
to be due, directly or indirectly, to a
germ infection.
Some germs as in skin troubles
directly attack the tissues. Some Gre
ate toxins, causing such troubles as
Rheumatism, Blood Poison, Kidney
Disease and nerve weakness. Some de-
stroy vital organs as in Consumption
Some-like the germs Of catarrh-cre;
ate Inflammation; some cause indiges
IItion. Directly or indirectly, nearly
every serious ailment is germ result
Any disease which calls for a GERM
eide, or for tonic, calls for Liquozone
In this class g troubles, this gas-madt
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-26
CITY SUES LIGHT COMPANY
La Crosse Seeks to Collect Damage Bill
"E y of $4,000. FRI = >

LA CROSSE. visa suit. has been started
by the city of La Crosse against the Wisconsin
Light & Power company, to collect bill amount
for the tearing up of the brick pavement and
macadamized streets when the company laid its
underground work. An ordinance is in force
which provides that the company tearing up the
into the city treasury in addition to the cost
Of placing the street back In its original condi
tion. The company claims the charge is 5ex.
orbitant. The case will be tried at the Nav
term of the circuit court.
City Attorney Paul W. Mahoney has filed an
appeal from the assessment Of the county board
with the county clerk. who in turn Will notify
the state tax commission Of the action of the
city. date for hearing will be set later. al
which the county and city attorneys will present
their views in the case. In the appeal, charges
are made that real and personal property in the
county of La Crosse. outside the city. is moi
assessed at its full valuation. that cattle, farm
machinery and other yaluables not assessed
Several other allegations. some of which are
Of u; serious nature. are made in the appeal,
home Of N. Nustad, saved the home from beine
robbed at an early hour in the morning. WheI
attending to the child, Mrs. Nustad discovered g
man in the act Of ransacking the bureau draw
ers. She quickly gave the alarm. but the in
ruder escaped. -. A.. Z