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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-04
BRITISH
TO HELP TOGO
Russian AdmiraIs Remarkable
Report to Car -PublicatiOn.
Causes a Sensation.

ST PETERSBURG. Jan. 4.-The re-
markable allegation that the British
fleet was held in readiness to destroy
the Russian fleet if the battle of the
Sen of Japan had gone in the Russian
favor is made by Admiral Rojestven-
sky in a report published here with the
permission of the minister of marine.
Referring to the absolute secrecy of
Admiral Togo in regard to the DISPOSE
ton of his forces, R~oiestvensky de-
clares that this was not known even
to the admiral Of the British fleet al
lied with the japanese, who concentrate
ed his forces at Weihaiwei in eXpecta-
ton of receiving an order to annihilate
the Russian tleet if this, the final OF
iect of Great Britain. was beyond the
power of the Japanese"
He declares he knew Admiral TogO's
exact whereabouts two days before the
cattle. made his dispositions according
ly and entered the fight with his eyes
open. The admiral only casually states
in the course of his report that the
minister of marine is Investigating the
causes of the catastrophe in order to
determine whether the commander
shall be court martialed for the loss Of
the fleet.
The charge that the British admiral
concentrated his ships at Weibaiwei,
expecting TO receive IN order to de-
stroy the Russians under Rojestvcn-
sky in the event of Admiral Togo prov
ing unequal TO the task. has aroused a
considerable sensation in diplomatic
circles here, and no doubt is enter
tanned that it will he made the subject
of diplomatic representations to Great
Britain.
The government is putting on the
screws tighter and tighter. War Min
lister Rudiger has issued an order alb
solutely prohibiting officers, privates
and employees of the ministry of wa
from participating in any fashion in
] political societies or attending their
meetings II prescribing heavy pun
ishments. which will be inflicted with
out trial.
i The use of the telephone between
st. Petersburg. Moscow and other
points, which has been employed in
communications between the revolu-
tionists, has been prohibited to private
individuals except by permission of
the authorities.
The numbers of arrests are increas.
Ing daily, and the prisons are crowded
] with rebel prisoners.
j \ private dispatch from Ufa says
. that the governor has been shot and
severely wounded. His assailant was
Z arrested.
1t was learned today from an au
thoritative source that the Russian gov
eminent has been without communica
. ton with General Linevitch for almos'
five weeks.
1t is reported that an anarchist plo
to assassinate the car at Tsarskoe
] Selo has been discovered there.
Several artillery officers, most trusted
! men upon whom the czar depends fol
his personal safety, are implicated ant
I have peer arrested.
EuENINC NEWS bas branch nj
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-04

Diggs-I have but one fault to find
with self-made men.
Biggs-What is that?
They never live long enough TO finish
the job."-Chicago Daily News.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-04

Want" Ads, for the EVENING
NEWS received at F. KillenbeIger's
store, 247 Smith street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-04

"A "want ad. trade" or transaction,
often "paves the way to lifelong
business relations.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-02
BOXING NOTES.

Maurice Sayers and Kid Farer have
been matched to box at Terre Haute
May @.
/ Young Mahoney has changed his
mind about retiring and will meet HUI
20 Kelley at indianapolis May q.
George Dixon, the ex-featherweigh
champion. has made arrangements IL
start for England again next week as
he figures H. can do better in that
country than he can here
Jimmy Britt. having called off his
match with Herman on account OF th..
death Of his sister. ana frankie Neil
who was to meet Attell, having depart
cd from Los Angeles, the club in the
latter city has been left without
match The manager Of the club, how
ever. signed Attell 10 meet Herman
May II.
Gov. Pennypacker Of PENNSYLVANIA
has asked the district attorney Of Del
aware county in which the Tuxedo A.
G. is located for information about the
bouts pulled off AT the club. This is
not merely local issue" said Dist.
Atty. McDade Monday. THE eyes Of
the Eastern states are now on Della
ware county, ana if the fights are al
lowed to go on, efforts will be made
i'm New York and other large Eastern
cities 10 pull off fights, using the Tux
edo club as a precedent"
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BASE BALL NOTES.

Manager RoII.y Of Lawrence Az
nnumccI Tuesday NIGHT that H. had w.
leased Players Roberts. Hurley. Dob
bin, Hirist ana German. CunnGugh. ~
who mad" his first appearance with the
team AT Haverhill, Tuesday. has been
signed for the season.
Another n"W man has been secure
for the kiddtfnrdss It Is chester Chad
bourne. who has been under contract
with tie Worcester New England
League team. lie il an intiplder :ind *
rigilS recommended. lie played third
base fer the GARDENERS. the Trolley
League champions. last season.
Six members Of capt. Tennry'S team
have Vt 70 have an error scored against
them. They are capt. Tenney him
self. Dolan. Bates O'Neil. Pf-ffer ana
Lindaman. There are four PLAYERS
who have hatted f"r over 800 Pfrffer
Tenney. Bates ana BridWel Pfrffer
still leads the team in batting with an
average Of .,5.. with Trnney Close. on
his ncels at $40
Pres Harry L. Taylor Of the Eastern
League Monday fined Manager Pannnn
of Montreal $50 for removing his team
from the field at Jersey CITY on Friday
last. Players Mccain, Eandergrift ana
Merritt of Jersey City are also fined SO
each for using obscene language To-
ward tmpires Campau and tonahan M
FRIDAY and Saturday. n-ceSsitatinr
'leir removal from the grounds.
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SPORTING NOTES.

The new Ilerrcshom steel SchnOnc
Queen viii sail her first race on June,
j., when the annual r"getta Of the Al
lantic Yacht CluL viii BE- IN. Tier
owner. eX-Commndurr j. Roger Max
well. was formerly the commodore Of
this club.
II is reported TIA: the Automobile
Club Of Maine may erect its proposed
new club house al EoWery Beach. near
Portland The location has not BEEN
fully decided on. but q model club
house. which will be headquarters for
Maine autuists is to b. erected. II Will
cost about $1,000.
The adhcrents II the Western Jock
~ Club will b" without a place 70 race
after May 10 on which date Memphis
will close its gates. An effort was made
10 have the board Of directors Of tin
Memnhis Jockey Club extend the meet
ing Int without avail. 1t was for that
reason dates FROM May T. to an indeti-
nit. reriod were asked by the Douglass
park l'eopl".
r. smith has been elected captain Of
the University II Pennsylvania gun
team. Pennsylvania holds the college
championship in this sport. and the
Red and Blue team is said to BE- bet
ter tbs season than ever before. The
intercollegiate championship gun shoot
will he held 1T New Haven, 60, May
4. ana the Red ana Ruc team .ync"t
10 retain their title. Tie men who will
represent Penn at New Haven ere.
smith (ramaim. ". G. krouse. Il
EoonS ana = d. Wurlen.
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BALDWIN A WINNER.
Stops New York Lad in Four Rounds
at Webster, Mass.

Webster. Mass, May 1-Matty Bald
win Of CharlestoWn made Young Nc
Naly of New York stop in the fourth
round If a 1I-rnund scheduled bout at
Il meeting Of the Lakeside A. c. in Ma
sic han Monday night. In that round
Baldwin tionrrd McNally three times
with right and left jaw blows, and the
lat time McNally failed to continue.
kiG Abel Of Chicago was scheduled u
box Baldwin, but the club manage
mont reported Abel MAS not in cOndi-
ton 10 box.
Kid Dinklc Of Chicago in a semi-fnal
If 10 rounds won over EnOWball Of
Havprhill in the second round. 1t was
only the gong that saved SNOWFALL in
the first round.
Morris I..lnoine Of Webster won over
Kid Wright Of Lawrence in the first
round Of 4 scheduled Six-round bout.
Al extra bout Of four rounds was put
on between Dimkle and Black FitzSinl-
mons Of Hartford, and it resulted in a
draw.
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PROSPECT BRIGHT.
Outlook for This Season at Portland
IS Good.

Portland. Ne, May It'll" prospect
for 4 great baseball season here was
never better The champion team Of
1905. the Portlands. Will play as last
year on The Pine Tree grounds at
Enightville. South Portland. Pop"
Williams Is manager and captain. ana
he is regarded as ,ne of the best play
ers ever connected with q Portland
team.
McDonough. formerly Of TIL" Fl. n. s.
team. i'll play with the PortlandS this
year. He has 4 good batting average,
ana is regarded as about the best
catcher i'll the state. Lord viii 80 "a
the Biddeforti:;. and Messenger Of Rates.
will play on the PprtIlndI. Lrmnn
came to the PortlandS from the II. N
s.. Edgar ana McDonough Will ~ be
hind the bat. kilfcddcr is at ahortstnp
ana l{awsnn At second.
Last year Clark was captain of the
RoNd"inS ana is playing center field
this ~ ar With the PortlandH. Willard
Will l." in the pitchers box and viii
again alternate with Williams. .I-nnev
will play ana look after the business
interests % the team until the tni q:
the engagement Of Williams with E>r-
ter Academy as coach Til" grounds
are in fine shape. The other local
teams ANA thu one ut Westbr,rnk viii H.
made M of GonI lnrn ana VISITING;
teams viii have 10 earn All the .:tin..:;
they GET.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

The HYDE Windlass CO. Of Bath Tues
day divided $,Ioo among its ~ employee
as their fifth annual dividend. Each en-
plovc received i little over two weeks
pay.
A fierce forest fire ragged in T"nsham
for three hours Tuesday afternoon ana
for a tlmc il looked a. if the damaG"
would be serious The flames Were dis
covered ~ TO and for N hour III"
ncignbors worked with will 10 check the
fine Int 1T halt past on" il wal found
to hc gaining Roadway and the alarm VA;
sounded Until $40 o'clock 10 mon Tough;
the fire. ana not until nearly O'Clock
did they get it under control AT thai
time the flames Were within lW yards Of
the TopSham fair ground. The fire was
in the woods back Of tho old Franklin
schoolhous" on land owned by Fred
Ward.
Sheriff p. Q. Coolidge and Deputy u.
L. Eaton. who are continually on the
warputh for would be vioators of the
prohibitory law have been watching the
trains very sharply ana with considerable
success. On Saturday night ut Jay they
s. Zed q pints of whiSley Just rs il was
being taken away by Benjamin Cyr. Cyr
was arrested and when arraigncd Mon
day morning was given GO days in tn"
county Jail. Monday morning at CHS.
holm Deputy Bryant, acting ut the suG-
gsstion Of Deputy Fator, inspected the
morning freight train and seized 200 pin,s
Of wniskey consigned to Louis Fourier
IN to date the WhiSkcy has not been
claimed. on Sunday night there was a
drunken row among the Italians at Rileys
and the assistance Of the sheriff ana his
deputies was called in. One woman was
shot in the wrist: one man received Il bull
let wound in til" head and another man
was shot through the breast. None uf
III" wounds are expected to prove serious.
one Cavillia was arrested and taken to
the Pennington Jail, beirg held in 5000
bonds until Friday, when the ease viii
be heard
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DOTNGS IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS.

Alcthose, Greece. fifth, time 300: Blake
sixth time 3:O3:2G.
III the final Of the hurdles, II. g.
Lravitt, Williams College, Williafns-
town. Mass, won. Time 1G - sec
olids. a. H. Healcy, England, was
second ana Dunckcr, Germany, third
The final of the SO0-metres rae"
was won by Paul Pilgrim. New YORK
A. G., time minutes 1h seconds
James -. Lightbody. Chicago tnlVrr-
sity was second ana Lieut. Halewell",
England was third Eighty yards pc
hind the Canadian, w. q. Frank, lflSii
American A. g., was third. ~"
stadium seemed 10 rock with cheers
as the Canadian arrived. The Greek
princes ran beside the winner cheer
ing him; he was greeted by the KING,
ana the Queen handed him a bouquet
Of flowers
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

a. 7. Atkinson. former superintendent
OF public instruction. ana father Of Act
ing Gov. Atkinson Of Hawaii, died Mon
day AT Honolulu Of heart disease. For
m"ny years he was the head organizer
Of the public schools DC the Hawaiian
islands.
Santa Fe passenger train No. 81 was
d"raiicd at Horseshoe Bend. Orange coun-
", between Orange and Coronel, Cal, in
Juring several passengers and trainmen.
The engine jumped the rails while run
nlng at rapid rate of speed and the
tender, combination baggage and mail car
followed and were partially wrecked.
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WON'T DEFY POLICE.
Roanoke S. & A. c. Will Keep Within
Limits Of the A. A. U.

Contrary To recent announcement
the Roanoke Social and Athletic Club
of Boston is not intending to run box
ing bouts in defiance Of the police. but
having the sanction of the \. A. l.. will
keep within the Well defined lines Of
that body.
The new board Of officers. Of which
Edward +. keevin is president. is ar
ranging for big outdoor carnival to
b. held June II. Boxing by amateurs
ana 4 tug-nf-war between the Roa-
n"kcS and team from the Baldwin
L"cnmctiv" Works If Philadelphia viii
be aiming the feat lures
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TELLS BY
THEIR SLEEP

Il can tell by my little
ones sleep when cold is
coming on" said a mother
when speaking of the advance
symptoms of colds in children.
They toss about, are rest
less, their breathing is heavy
and there are symptoms Of
night sweats. The next morn
ing | start with SCOTS Emul-
sion. The chances are that
in a day or two they are all
over it. Their rest is again
peaceful and the breathing
normal"
Here's a suggestion for
all mothers. SCOTS Emul-
sion always has been almost
magical in its action when
used as the ounce Of preven-
ton. Nothing seems to over
come child weakness quite SO
effectively and quickly as
SCOTS Emulsion.
SCOTT & BOVINE. 4os Pearl st.. New York,
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----
THIS WEEKS BOUTS.

Thurs,lay-Ki Pant vs.. Young Kenney
and two preimnaries. Lincoln CLUB.
Chelsea: Marvin Hart vs. Mike Schreck
Willie Schumacher vs.. Kid Paul. and
Patsy Haley vs.. Billy Cullen. New York
Jimmy ianlon VS.. Monk, the newsboy
Crescent A. G.. Brockton.
frday-kid HaSSelf VS. Joe Nelson
Young Cahil VS.. Frank Russell, and Fred
Maguire VS.. Kid Hamil Lowell: Abe At
tell VS. frankie Neil. Los Angeles.
Observation-Disclosures A. c. Charles
town fam1tpIlI boutSl
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Colby Defeats Phillips
Andover Five TO Two.
Maine Loses Good Game 9 TO
8 to Harvard Second.
Vermont Wins 9 10 3 From Her Old
Rival HCIY Cross.

Anfover. Mass, May Colby outbat-
tea ana "utfielded Phillips Andover to
day, winning BY q score Of ) to 2. TIL.
game was called at the end Of the sew
'Eth to allow the visitors to catch a train.
The local team WAS unable to hit Shaw
except in the third inning. The batting
Of Tribou and Dwycr Of Colby. who made
three hits each. Was TIE feature
COPY -........,.......2 q 0-5-9-1
Andovcr .......-......o 9 q o U-2-3-i
i,atteries-S Shaw ana Dwv.r. Lannigan,
Amrfitt AMI litnrsscy. Time, 10 I'm
Ilrt ClarkSOn.
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DIDN'T MATERlALlZE.
Honey Melody Fails to Show Up at
at Philadelphia.

Philadelphia. May There was Z
battle royal instead Of 2 Windup Al
the Washington Sporting club Monday
nihgt. The club had matched Honey"
Melody Of Boston to appear in the
principal bout With Harry Lewis Of
this city tut Melody did not come
here OF send any wort 10 the manage
mtnr
Willie Fitzgerald agreed 10 take
Mrllody's place, hut Lewis decided
that The amount Of money iii the house
would not pay him for taking on such
an important bout.
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MAINE AUTOMOBILE CLUB
Holds Annual Meeting and Banquet
The Officers Elected.

Portland Me, May 1.-The Main"
Automobile club held its annual meet
ing ANA banquet Al Eivtrtnn park this
evening ana The following officers wrr"
elected:
President Henry r. Merrill; vice
president Or. NJ y. Marshall; score
,ary. Silas +. Adams; treasurer, May
n:rl ID. Hanson; executive committee,
Robert t.. Low, Curtis H. Simonds,
George T.. Sawyer, Howard Winslow.
An 81 the officers are residents Of this
,ity
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EllSToN

Twc-hase hts-Dahlen. Devlin. Strobel.
Stolen hasss-renneY. Marshall. Bower
man Hits-Off Taylor. in > - innings
off Wiltse. in 6 3-3 innings. Double plays
-Nnedham and Strohtl, Dolan and Ten
n.y, Strobel. Rriiwel and Tenney First
base on balle-Off Taylor |. off Young l.
Struck out-Bv Young a. by TAYLOR !. by
Wiltsc 4. Hit by pitched ball-Dahcu.
Wild pitch-Taylor I. Young !. The. ~.
I inpircS. EnSlie and CONWAY
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Sweden. Distance SO metres 30 cent?
metres.
Weight lifting-Won by Tofolcs,
Greece Weight lao Kilograms.
400 metres swimming race Won by
Schen, Austria, with II. Taylor, Eng
land, second and j. a. Jarvis, England
third. Time en-. % 4-5s.
1000 metres ana 1900 metres pair oar
gig race were won by Italy.
Single sculls-Won by France.
100 metre running ract-Won by Ar
chic Hahn, Milwaukee, A. g., with Fay
Il. Moulton of Kansas city a. g.. see
ond ana Barker. Australia third. Time,
II Is sec.
Throwing the stone Won by Gior
rantas, Greece. with Martin j. Shrri-
aan Irish American A. g.. second and
Dnriza. Greece, third. Distance, ~ me-
tr,.s a2l. centimetrcs
Running long jump-Won Nv Myer
p,instein, Irish American a. g.. New
York, with I. D'Connnr. England. sec
md Distance metres 70 centimetr"s.
Single handed weight lifting-Wnn by
Stenlach, Austria.
pcnthalum Scres-Won hy Melandere.
Sweden, with "A points, with Mudin. Hun
gary second, ana LemWinE. Sweden
thirJ one Of the events in this series
was the standing broad jump, won by
Lawson Robertson. Irish American A. g.,
New York. with Petit, France, second.
and Martin J. Sheridan third. Distance
. metres 81 crntimetreS
Diyins-Won BY Walse, Germany, with
Hoffman, Ccrminy, second.
Omen revolver at 20 EardS-Won ny
I.cpcuie France with q score of ~.
Omen rife Shuotine-Won by Stanacl-
hofen, Switzerland; score "a. Norway
second and France third.
Discus throw ing-Won by Stephen Mn
din, Hungary, with Lemwing. Sweden,
second ana Sostera, Bohemia third Dis
lance - metres 81 centimetrcs.
Team SWmming-W by Hungary.
with Germany second ana England third
and America fourth.
1900 metres walking match-Won bv
George N. Ronh"g. Irish American A. g.
Time I'm. T. 9 IS.
400 metres running race-Won by Paul
Fl. Pilgrim. N. y. A. G., with Lieutenant
w. 1Ialsw"lle. England, second. ana Mi
gel Barker third. Time ~ lbs.
1880 metres running race-Won by ]. -
Iightbody. Chicago University, with J.
McGough, England. second ana TIells-
from, Sweden, third. Time Am. rs.
Hop. step ana iump-Wcn hv OConnor
England. Distance II metres g, ccntmc-
tres.
Running high iump-Won hy G. I.eahy
England, with GoencZy, Hungary, second
and II. ". Kcrrigan. American. third
Height metres ~. c"ntimctrcs.
Iiudlcs-Won hy X. q. Leav;tt. Wi
lianls College. Williamstown. Mass, with
A. llcaly, England, second. and DmcEer
Germany. third Tim" 10 Is.
500 metres running race-Won by Paul
II Pilgrim, y. Y. a. G., with james -.
Ii%hthody, Chicago University, second
and Lieut. W. Hal&well-. England, third
Time, Pm. rs.
The Marathon race was Won hy WI
liam Sherling Of Hamilton, Ont. Time
Ell 70 RI. Svalbclg, Sweden. second /;
tim" 2..@ 20. W. q. Frank, Irish Amrii-
can A. g.. third: time. 500: Il. Tnrnros.
SWedcn. fourth; time 3:ol. Alcthose
Greece. fifth; time 800 Blake sixth
time 209:2G
Standing high jump. won hv R-y e.
Ewry. y. y. a. G.; height feet 2 inches.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Boston, May IA war Of words was
kept up against the umplr"s by the New
York players throughout todny'S game,
which was won bv the visitors ~ I'll
score Of to J. McGarn. Brcsnahan lnl
Manager McCraw were expelled from tn"
ncld hy Umpire Conway. All til" pitch
ers We're hit freely. but WiItse finished in
better form than Young. The score.
II
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NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE

Ven & ~ Wv ia
It New London-New London 6. Hol-
~ Norwich-Norwich ., Bridgeport !
Al Hartford Hartford 5. Waterbury, 4
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Help Wanted

An ad with the above head
ing in the Journals classified
columns always attracts the
attention Of the best workmen
in every line. If you are look
Ing for competent help, a little
want" ad there will find It.
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How to Cure a
Terrific Headache.

Many people suffer with an aching
head week after week, occasionally get
ting relief from so-called headache pow
ders and nerve-stupefying drugs. They
never getcured because they start wrong.
Such people should do a little common
sense thinking. Headache is simply
the result, a warning signal, of far
more serious trouble. Usually it means
bad blood poisoned by an inactive or
sluggish liver. Headache sufferers are
often nervous, cross and irritable. Their
sleep is disturbed and digestion impaired.
The liver doesn't do its work right and
the bile elements poison both nerve and
brain.
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THE BIG LEAGUES.
Boston Teams Both Man.
age to Lose Canes
n. Y. Am, 8, Boston 0,---k Y.
Nat, I; Boston 5.
Fall River, Lawrence, Lynn and Worcester
TUESDAYS Winners.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

New York, May 1.-The Boston Amer
cans got only one hit off HoSg today and
New York won, to o. The local men hit
Gibson hard. I.aporte's fielding was a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-02

Mrs. W. +. Morgan. Of Missouri ~
boss of one of the richest zinc mines in
that state. The employees call her the
''sunbornet boss" ana they are said to
like her and work well under her direc-
ton.
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SMITHS
Pineapple and
Butternut
! PILLS
No<,,eo,c ovo<suo
Natures Laxative

cure headache by removing the cause.
They are Natures true laxative, and give
tone to liver activity, are positive
specific for biliousness and torpid liver.
Get your liver right by using Smiths
Pineapple and Butternut Pills and your
head won't ache, your nerves won't
weaken, nor your food distress you.
These little Vegetable Pills
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AT CLEVELAND.

Cleveland ......l o Q Q o. !
st i.ouiS ..1 . o . . 0-3-ll !;
Ra;teries-Hcss and E"miS Smith ana
Spencer Time, l.4N. t'm9ir"s, conner
and o. LOu1hln.
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Sweet corn is not appreciated in Scot
land. All efforts to cultivate q taste far
il have hal but slight success, and the
wholesale canned goods firms have come
to regard sweet corn as a negligible ar
ticle.
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OTHER GAME

1T Burlington, Nt.-Vermont ?. Holy
Cross z.
AT Cambridge. Moss.-Harvard second
team 8. University Of Main. g.