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New-York tribune., 1906-12-09
"STIRRUP CUP" FOR WATTERsON.
Fellow Townsmen" Entertain Him on His
Departure for Spain.

Louisville. Dec. S.-About three hundred citi-
zens of Louisville gave dinner to Henry Wat
terson tonight In the nature Of a "stirrup
cup for the editor, who leaves Louisville for
New York Sunday night. sailing few days
later for Spain, where he will spend the winter
Young r. Allison was POSTMASTER, and those
responding to toasts in addition to Mr.. Waiter
son included James Whitcomb Riley Mr. Wat
terson's remarks to his fellow townsmen," as
he put II, were informal.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-09
HARTMAN SAVES CoUNTYs CREDIT.
Takes Oranges Good Road Bonds Which
Could Not Be Disposed Of
TBy Telegraph to Tn. Tribune.

Middletown, n. Y. Dec. Sc. H. Hartman
has come to the aid Of Orange County's Board
OF Supervisors and saved the county S10.o0O
For some time the county has had 100000 IN
3Ik per cent good roads bonds. which 1t has
been unable to dispose OF. Dealers told the su-
nervisors II they would make the bonds per
cent thew would take them AS a last resource
r. n Hartman was appealed 20. not as matter
OF business but Of philanthropy. and he has
renl,ed that he will take the bonds in order to
protect the credit Of Orange County.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-09
CHARGE EXTENSIVE oLEo FRAUDS.
IBy Telegraph TO The Tribune

IBy Telegraph 20 Tho 1fibune.l
St Louis, Dec. s-Extensive oleo frauds are
charged against John r. Morris, proprietor OF the
Cremona and Elgin Dairy companies. Morris sur
rendered to the United States Marshal to-day and
was arraIgned before Commissioner B. F. Babbitt
1t is alleged by revenue inspectors that Morris
converted some 10000 pounds Of white oeomarga-
rne into the coored article in the last three months
without paying the additional tax Federal agents.
acting under Instructions have sent to Washington
samples of white oleo manufactured by Armour Il
90 and sold here
New-York tribune., 1906-12-09

We invite attention
to a special assortment OF
striking effects In
fine China and Glassware
Such
BREAKFAST SETS.
CHOP SETS.
CHOCOLATE SETS,
TEA SETS,
FISH AND GAME SETS.
CONDIMENT SETS.
In glassware we are displaying COM
plete table sets in 60 pieces of the rich
est Rock Crystal.
Prices range. SO to $3.50.
Our special punch bowls. new and IN
tererting designs in crystal and cut
glass.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-09
JUSTICE BRUCE ON BENCH IN WEEK.

NJ Linn Bruce the newly appointed justice OF 'ra
Supreme Court. will take his seat one week itol' rom
tomorrow His part has not been assi6heu 10 '
as vet Mr. Bruce yesterday wrote Lewis e'u9 'o
ssnt CbarI.r his successor that he would ps slad
70 meet him Albany on December it,srencs - a 10
him an the Information possible with IsIs.nr
the efiicsi duties OF the Aeutsnsat GoVsrho''
New-York tribune., 1906-12-09
THE RUssoITALIAN TREATY.

Rome. Dec. s-NegOtiations for the conclusion of
a commercial treaty between Italy and Russia
still going Italy is disposed to reduce the duty
petroleum by One-half. from 81 go to 81 SO.
every 100 kilogrammes every l2S rtres II Is
believed that this great decrease IN the duty will
considerably augment American expectation OF
petroleum and benzine the use for which IL con-
stantly increasing with the development aud use
OF automobiles.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-09
LESS YELLOW FEVER IN CUBA.

Havana. Dec, S.-Ths yellow fever situation
In Havana is most satisfactory. There is only
one case in the city at present and two cases
in the interior 1t is hoped that the measures
taken a month ago TO check the fever will
suit in its extinction during this month.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-09
At p West 81 Street

Is not certain that the President will discuss the
matter at any time in the future. 1t is said by
persons familiar with the correspondence that there
are important omissions from several of the Presl-
dents letters as published. and inaccuracies in a
number OF them, and that the deductions reached In
various Instances not justified by the facts that
would be disclosed by study of the publication in
full of the Presidents letters and those OF the Am
rs
New-York tribune., 1906-12-09
ADMITS sWINnLING MRS. vzRAL.
But Fortune Teller Denies That He Poisoned
ANY Member of the Family.

Chica 60, Dec. s.-Belek, the fortune teller who
ks charged with having poisoned the family of
Ars Vzral, made the following statement TO the
police to-day;
admit that I am bad man and that 1
worked Mrs. VZral by confidence game. did
swindle her out OF 81 SOC but did not poison
sny member of her family. The woman was
dead in love with and wanted me TO marry
New-York tribune., 1906-12-09
CATCH % CHINESE AT BORDER.

Ell Paso Tex. Dec. s-rwenty-esn' -. are
who Il Is alleged had been snaussed c,~p
Mexican border we're captured tc,Hfx
ess. y. NJ, forty mtlss norto az -
New-York tribune., 1906-12-09

Port Jefferson, n. Y, Dec. S.-Mdshpman James
Dayton jr.. who died at the Naval Academy at
Annapolis following an operation for appendicitis.
was the son of Captain and Mrs. James Dayton
OF this place. He appointed cadet IN the
spring OF 1906. The body will be brought here for
New-York tribune., 1906-12-09
NEW YORK MlDsHiPMAN DEAD.

Annapolis. Dec. s:-Midshipnan James Day
ton. jr.. of Port Jefferson n. Y, died here to-
day. An operation for appendicitis was per-
formed upon him last Thursday. He was a
member OF the third class.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-09
FRAU WAGNER SERIOUSLY ILL.

Bayreuth Dee, s.-Cosina Wagner. widow OF
Richard Wagner. u danEsroualy W here
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MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
features of the Days Dealing in All
the Leading Stocks.

,-.u, y,,I1 oct - The. stock mirkrt
, i" nm hack into the condition Wlhcl'
i.t,I I,yt H.rl. before II Was upset ny
~ ,n.rxuctD.i advance IN lli" lfiiik 81
England rate TIA" character 81 ''.'uiiiI
',,. ,r,.lt,r assumption thAt llt' HtI'iiai
-. lin v.is ,<.r,.ls,d upon TN" s4''ch.
-, ,In.r. MA; some resumption ol
.,,,,...iir,. II, lllt carly market ! ~ W.T.
r....,I,d n: Il natural consequence 81
,r,:Iy'S sudden I'-i"'uhd. l ne nc
.iil.. recovery vas hf''I''" - 49,, 49,
't,.,t.,u 81 the passing 81 M ~
,,,lt. III I1St weeks money drV"l"h
and Of ih. rational E"" 81
IN, actual M. ;tminG 81 tiio"' "',N'i'p
iii III. fr.nu liz. point u view 81 Amen
,;tu affairs. ,.,. ,,.,,,.r re
,uI.r,.inrI.ts proposed ~ ". I'LL j.,
,,J I;u, m. effect ~ ttnH WIS u, u
Iiz,,i l,v thu. understanding ti'it ''i''
,.,:I.itI.., al r,.li.I ~rr" cpiiS.h' III ,
,t,,n,. IN New Inrh bankers ,'"'"i, Hi
tL.. prospect that amy con- I., ..,,,,ir
- tL.. New NorI. money ni'Ih'' - 'u'''
.tI,t,t, "A demand to Withdraw i'i" II
m i, .t,, ,tiut I'h,, IION' intni ~ ;''l
H.. ..,.I.,.pr in All markets. Si'3W'h ~
w., al Int,dun' = imperative can l"i II
i,,,'r "A credits open mark' tiI'".. tl +
=. /. nu,iDn w,r. slightly @h;i". o. , ~
.,,I,. gtr.1IpIh of St-rlIns "N'hiAt' ~
'iiN NV. I,I;t,.,. to some T"d"tlou "!irh
t,t.n I.uy :tr4p-;lr.-d in Tn iiiiit''.
.tt,., IN. ,allS ~cllin;., Whrh W., v u
l., 49,, ar.,dInt OF stocks bought E''l' l'''' u
',,,,,,.,.t the market. W. eyer l'',N
y III III which u tca'n" if.l''''lf '.n
- f., ~ liz" final hour. hih"'ltH ','
r.:,s Il lightly lrI'2iIIil "'l' At 49,
g ,.an5. w.r.- hra~H Tn'al :1ir,..' II.
I".'' Il Il, go Tinted State h"lsd& "rl'
unchanged on '''I'-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-24
Bates Confident Of Sue
cess Against Bowdoin.
Brunswick Players Out For
Practice On Tuesday.
Men Tired and Lame From Trip 10 Ithaca
Mol Yet Back 10 Form.

Lewiston. Me. oct. 3,-tSpecidi''-
Probably by this time there are ru-
,,ors going around that Bates has got
q sw.Iled head over last SATURDAY
zane. Similar reports were circL2'ea
last year just before the EoWdoih game
ANA ~ course /, Is natural after the re-
suIts of Saturdays game for III" same
remarks to be made this year bates
feels proud Of the showing made III
Colby considering the green SIS 81 me
material with which she serted Inc
football season and the llghtness OF her
team but she is not in the least over
confident on that account
The showing that BoWdoin mad"
against Cornell does not indicat- mat
enc is very ful mida bic. but II dos not
nav 20 Judge from appearances always.
Rrtea is going for next saturday
game with the same vim that Sh" went
for last saturdays and the prartlc"
this week Will be- of the aId'St f,!EN'
Coach Purington viii make IT mostly
secret practice and it is pnssbl that
the team will be lastly improved by
next Saturday.
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UNIVERSITY OF MAINE.
All Are Pleased With Showing Hade
Against Holy Cross.

Orono, Ne, oct. 23,-tSprrian Sine"
Saturdays game witt, Holy Cross, foot
ball prospects are looking a little bright
at the University Of Maine. Every mdn
on the team played the hist game posi-
BILE last Saturday AMI everyone is satlS-
fed with the showing made. The mon
have all recover a from the effects ~
the game and arr now ready for = f."
DAYS more of hard work before tn" TUFTS
game which lis to be played At Or"ro
Saturday, Oct -. The TUFTS team i *
ceptionalv strong this season. hn"!nE
trimmed WESLEYAN l. To c. This viii -
the FIRST big game ut lone. and every
body is looking fory ul with great i'm
trrest to 500 If I'll hom, team VIII r.
peat the showing mad" at P"rtl rd.
The men are now getting into rrim"
condition and Coach MCC"v is doing h'I
utmost to knock into them the fire points
OF the game Fly Saturday I'll" PLAYERS
should he ready t. IIt M their best
game, and those who attend Tia" game
should see one II the hardest and most
interesting contests OF the St. son.
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FOOTBALL NOTES.

Yale is nov the only big college team
in the East which has not been scored
against.
The Ellis are farther along in III" De
velopment of an open game than l.
Harvard. but haze no better material.
Penn certainly made a brace ac. ms
the Brown team OH Saturday. La. l
year the QuakerS beat Brown by The
small score of Ia 6.
colgate's showing this fat as1inSt
West. Point and Syracuse shows th /;
team 10 be the strongest Of the small =
New York state eleN ems
Cornell and Princeton will meet soon
These teams made about the same
showing against Rucknell. the Tigers
winning. 81 to !. and the Comedians
"a to 6.
Nate Stauffer, who usually umpire;
at West Point, is now refereeing. He
othc1ated in some of the big games Last
fall, and may blow he whistle for The
Yale-Princeton game this fan
That 40 much open football shout
have been attempted and proved suc
cessful Saturday on such muddy f.Ia
is great trihut" to the new .rar,,
One by one the colleges arr, swim. =,
the old game.
The central hoard Of officials
which James a. Rabbitt * cnair,n,,
has no permanent hAadr larterS. Sat
urdaT Yale tried to get a charge of OF
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IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS.


fic ais, bat could not locate the chair
man Of the committee.
4 combination of the delayed pass,
aiid q quick Wcll-dir.ct-d kick, is one
q: Yale'S chief bits of strategic attack.
The Ellis have Il remarkable aSSOrt-
mel. nf plays. some Of which will be
q. vfloprd III practice, ana tn, next
few weeks will b. devoted to getting
them III running order.
30: tan Gi"b-: Therr is an excuse
for officials to be somewhat confused
III the early Caincs over some Of the
smaller POINTS If the new rules, but
there t. 10 excuse for allowing 50
much holding ANA illtgitimatr u" q
hands as was manifested at Cam
brids- Saturday to 60 unpublished
The future Of football, at Cambridge,
al Least, rests with the officials as
we'll as with the players, and il is up
to Harvard 10 zee that tine men that
are secured maxi the men live up TO
the conditions Of play as prescribed
in the code.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

AdnniraIn J. STANLEY of Bangor. TIL
". n-knu-yn hnrsrman. died At hi
home Monday, after Il long illness. HIS
az" y - o. Nr'lf- II" vas q ia'iN'
81 west l'tiii'd'il Ply ~ H''l9 NJ
~ }AlltH" III I.'tllS'i- \ "It""' "''
daughter, four SONS ana three brothers
survive.
m. tir.m..n rf Calais were kept on
TIL. irnu early Sunday morning re
%uUtuiiug t. false alarms. ana We're
naturally pretty angry when they FIN
ally cot settled down at home. TIL"
first alarm came from box 213, fol
luVrl 4 short time later by another
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-24
Augusta, Winthrop
& Gardiner RAILWAY
Time Table in Effect June 4, 1906.

Time Table in Effect June 4, 1906.
Cars leave Augusta Postottice. a fol
FOR WINTHKOP-c. Go s. SO. 10.
then every hour until I. NJ, then 1870.
FOR FOCUS at 5;". :, then every hour
until =. NJ. then 100.
FOR HNII.rWELI. AND GARDNER
Every half hour from & A. NJ. to 10 +.
y y. II 2nd for H''Io~el' only at 1890 and Il
GARDINER FOR NrGrSTA-cl5 A.
NJ, then every half hour until ions =. M,
then 1915 for IIalIoWell ana car house
HALLOWEIL. FOR AIrGUSTA-63S A.
NJ, then every half Ii ,ur till los r. NJ.
IAlLOWEII. FOR GARDINER s. y
4. NJ. then every half hour until u :.
hour from { A. NJ. To 10 =. NJ. Through
cars from Winthrop to Tngua.
SItNnAY-All ears start Two hours later
TGG;l@S FOK2 AUGUSTA and 30 A.
NJ, then every hour until 9..A T.. NJ. then
at u y. NJ. for Augusta only ~,
First car Sunday at $50 A. NJ. nan
hour service between ToSus and Ang45tt I.
VIII he given Sunday afternoons in far
Local CAR FOR HOSPITAL Leaves
postoficn Of 7.15 a. NJ. then every hour
VI H5 III Fl H. For AUGrsrA-7.3o A. NJ.
then everv hour til go T.. NJ; o,
TRAIN CONNECTIONS At WINTHROP
The SEE A. NJ. Il, and 7. NJ; cars con,
meet at Winthrop with train West and
the S.rE, A. NJ, II. and +. Nj. connect
with the trains east.
Trains at Winthrop from Lewiston way
at So 1871 ana l2.i make good cnnnec-
tinns with electrics FOR Augusta.
The 3 uclock Z. NJ. electricS from Win
thrup waits for the 3OA train if on time.
Regular forenoon trains leaving oak
land 92; Belgrade 93S and Readiield at
90 make close connections ut Winthrop
With 10 o'clock car for Augusta.
Returning car leaves Augusta at +. NJ.
connecting at Winthrop with NJ. G. train
east 3OS This gives three fun hours In
l.. f. TAYLOR. Supt.
Augusta Me.
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WORK THAT TELLS.
Plenty Of 1t Has Been Done Right
Here IN Augusta.

Cures that last ;rr' cures that tell
TO thoroughly know the virtues of a
medicine yon must investigate the
cures ANA see if they PROV" permanent.
Doan's Kidney Pills stand this test,
ami plenty IF proof exists right here
iii Augusta. People who testified
year; ago to- relief from bdckache. kid
ney and urinary disorders, now declare
that relief was permanent ANA the cure
perfect. How can any Augusta suffer
~ longer doubt tn. evidence
A. Il. Sibley. employed at the Ken
nebec Light and Heat Co, and living
at j. Noyes Place. Augusta, Me. says
since ] first recommended Doan'S
Kidney Pills through our Augusta pa
pcrs some six years ago. have con
tinued to advise my friends and ac-
quaintanCrG to use them. ANA | know of
cases in which not only prompt relief
has been obtained but lasting cures
NY previous testimony was to the ef-
feet that Doan'S Kidney Pills had
cured me Of backache which had given
me q good deal Of trouble for ten
years. The cure was permanent, and
it is for this reason that | am pleased
to recommend this medicine to others
| procured il at the drug store of Will
lis l.. Partridge"
For sal" by All dealers. Price sc
cents. Foster Nlilburn Co. Buffalo
New York sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
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BOXING NOTES.

,:u, R.y.,,.,b IN. f,.,th.rUpi..ht Of
the fighting Cincinnati family, is
booked for a bout at Seattle. Wa"h
on Saturday.
"a p.,,i,b ana p..,,.,,,, Inulrot
,,.;II I,.,,. tn-,.,,,,.t h,,,t -, i,,,-..r
II n n,, y. p,,.r;..n ujI MN
y,,,,,-,r chin -, ,,,,..1,... 49,, ,,., IN
'1ill"i buI ~ VT" TT - ''"1' TT
ley al H'i9't' wants an"'h'i 'ilailc'
WIN w 'liHlpl"li Hil"'iitN'i6h' h"'
Iafk". |ufkt" manager. oilers u Del
5000 "h the SHE
Young f.rn" ana INK Russell will
meet at Philadelphia again on Satur-
dav. Their last contest WAS a warm
Ou.. ana attended ~ one Of the biggest
crowds EYER at a boxing gam. at
IT il rnssihtc th,t Aml,y Nc,;,rry,
Of M York viii maxi. ms first an
p.ar;tuo" in New England against
Day. Dr:,hIer 1t Chelsea oct 70 Jim
my Gardner ANA Terry Nartin ar. al
81 considered ,,,. ,I,., .,.t.
i'' 5i'l''if'" Ni"il-
III ~ ~ : IT TT !" me-
- N"i'"'' = TohlS
'-N i'i 81 49, u II iii'it'H WIN A'i-
'''' ~ ~, iiIi''' !" nam" terms, ana
"uEE'Hiri l'lf\ Martin as 4 good on
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,,,,..,,.,, * no new thing in the water
IlrarS Hong H. Kong. AS long. ago - u"
a ,I,i,n"nth century the island - i"I ~,
ii,, was practical str"msn",n; ""' w ,n
'tHt" IL ,iriyc the sea robbers on. III
lli.,,P ,..i,,r what ~ now Hong Is "nR
t,i,r,'.,r were compelled /" pay '', ,,,,,,
il;tfh,,i h, - elevations of III" island served
! n iI-7,,,i stations ana no boat ili'tt .i
- .T,.,'''n..d WAS permitted t" l"iv" ""'i y
j. I'd uaid toll.
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Hard Colds.

People whose blood is pure are not
nearly 50 likely to take hard colds as
aI" others.
rhysnlngy goes into the reason.
Hoods SarSapariIla makes the blood
pure causing healthy action If tn"
mucous membrane ana giving strength
and tone to all the organs and func-
tons.
This great medicine RECEIVERS the
system after i cold, as no other does.
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ONLY WANTS ONE TITLE.
Joe Cans Is Satisfied TO Be the Light
weight Champion.

Milwaukee, oct 9Th" Evening Wis
co,sir today says: 10" Cams. the c"l"r"d
lightweight champion Of the world, and
vh, Also holds the titlr Of writ"nw"iEht
ct.,n,nion Of the world. has d"r.d"d that
ur,. rueilistic TIT" Is enough 1"r MN.
thereafter he win not lay claim !" tn
~. II. r,,ight championship. but VIII L.;
th,. men IN tn" l42-pound class contest
NV III. Utlt.rWciSht title
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Chicago Cattle Market.

Chicago. oct %.
CATTIF-rcc"ipts about S,5o0: common
to prime steers IG0 SO.
HOGS Receipts about .0mO; choice to
prr" heavy. $Gl'fr$6.Tn
SIIEEF Receipts. about 1900; sheep
81 lihl 80.
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New Ynrk. oct. a&.-Sir Thomas Lip
TRIAL BOARD ARRIVES.
Work Of Testing Batteship Minnesota
Will Begin Today.

Rockland, Me, oct. 23-The trial
boards which viii observe the trials of
IN. pat,ltship Minnesota arrived to
day. ARRANGEMENTS We're made for an
inspection this afternoon in readiness
fnr holding tn" standardization trial to-
morrow and the hours endurance
rrru Thursday A neW arrangement IN
III. trials Of the Minnesota Will be
>; hours endurance test beginning II
Boston after the inur-hoUrS' run anu
extending to the southwark. In this test
she is expected To- develop loo horse
power. cant. John Hubbard, vino wiz
oum!nand her when in commission. VIII
~. on board
The naval board has Il new I,sr, jd"it,
Admiral j. NJ. kemphill. ami new
l!rIml,r, Commander q. &. A,ir#h.
Lieut. Commanders Strathrr Smith and
t;.nI"p Mrt,lruy are new members IF
tin, engineering board. The Mimi, sofa
is required to make IS knots and IS Il
sister shin of the Louisiana. IT is an
IinlInccd that the Vermont will be the
next vessel Ia be- tried "u thu c"uI"'..
til, dat, being Somctin'. in December.
The body of the lnaI found between
Engcllr ana Crenfor,. n. IL. uEu il was
supposed Slipped through the rails on
the Elevated Trolley track and was
killed II believed IN the police, Of Prov
idcncc 10 be George NJ. Forbes, GO years
of agcand employed until a week ago
1T Il Providence printing establishment.
Forbes is missing from hi% lodgings ON
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Baldwin O'erien Fight a Draw.

chelsea. Mass. Oct. -. The fight be-
tween RouSr O'BIicn of South Boston
ANA Matty Baldwin ii ''harleatoWn r.
suffice in Z, draw al the end Of tn" 10th
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Boston Produce Market.

Boston, oct. %.
l'T.nIrR nrl'. mill shipments. spring
patents. $l35G$470
+ - 80. " yellow. rGu,Gl4.
OATS-Unchanged; No. clipped Az.
Az.
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YOU Need

Tia" strcnrth-sivinG properties Of
opI,nh,imtr Tonic. q, signed IN
one ,f HE greatest ~ rye S!,CiLl-
IStS in thu world rs q scientific
curr for nervousness hy Restoring
tie nerve balance ami harmony.
\" other Remedy III the world dues
tins So we'll. No alcoholic tonic
on 'r,mtdN" cuIllG do 1 1T all.
Oppcnhrlmer Tonic IS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-24

Powers at Head OF E-,ats.d League.
New York, oct. g - Patrick T. Pow
ers of Providence, K. |, today was
elected president Of III" Eastern
I.agu, of Professional I.;,.'ball clubs
by Il vote Of fiv, 10 thr''. lie :.u""eedi
President Taylor of Buff,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-24
Non-AIcono|ic

and can he taken with perfect
safety ANA great benefit ~ man.
woman or child. The price is 81
per bottle. and it is sent, prepaid
bv Oppnnh"dmrr institute, III Nest
9th street. New York. If Won
suffer from N-urasthenia or nerv-
BUSINESS, in any form, write us or
call at once on Eowditch. Webster
x 90. Augusta. Me. Geo. W. porr.
lis Main st. Waterville. Me, and
buy a bottle of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-24

The condition Of Congressman Rork-
wood Hoar, i'll at Worcester Mass.
was Tuesday said to be Very serious.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-24

A good servant may
leave you for no other
reason than aust be-
couse:" and your adver-
tisement in the classified
columns, printed with
many others, may attract
a better one for no other
reason than aust be-
cause"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-24
ONCE AGAIN.
Sir Thomas Will Try to
Lift Americas Cup.
Believes Trophy Should Visit
Its Old Home Once More.
Arrives In New York But Refuses 10 DISCUSS
Challenge At Present.

Chicago, oct, ~. Sir Thomas LIP
ton and party left Monday hIfh' ~
New York, whence H.. viii :5aIl l"f l"ii'''
about Nov. 10.
lie sand J." thought he would MAKE
one NOR" attempt to lift the cup, Anu
don't You believe" he added, mat !"
would be a i."oi thin.; f"r i I" Z" 'A'l.
do"
New York, oct. Y. sir Thomas Lip
ton returned here today fron Il Hi#lt l"
The West. of his intentions regarding
ti' america cup cllallt n.y., sir Thomas
said that n" would prefer not {" tax
until after Thur:rinr. !" len ~ n '" ~
tend the. thinner If til" EI"ukl%h l;'h'
club in his honor
NJ time MAS vet been fixed for Ms
conference with the officers or the New
Toni. Yacht club. He ha4 many thfA*"'
m.ntS to lll while there, including =
visit to Boston, where Ii" is I" be enter
tanned by III" Boston Yacht club ana ~
the municipality Of Boston.
New York, Oct. 23.-Sir Thomas lap
ton through his secretary tonight stat"
lhit i,,- had not announced his intention
Of again challenging FIR IA" America )
t.lIp IL. would not deny that lie might
challenge for the cup but would have
nothing definite to sny on the subject
before his conference with officials col
the New York Yacht club.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-24

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-24
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