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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-02
FRASER CABLES DAILY
BATCH OF GOOD NEWS

GEO. HEPP FAMILY, 1865 Harri-
son.
z. SHAW. e15 Grand, Alameda.
MRS. J. MEYER, 663 Hayes.
MARY GoRMAN, 1885 Masonic.
DOCTOR MRS. KELLEY, EDITH
SMITH, 800 Page.
JOHN SLATER FAMILY, Fifteenth
and De Haro.
MRS. j. PIERCE, 22o5 San Antonio,
Alameda.
ROBERT MoWBRAY FAMILY, Mill
Valley
CHARLES FREETH, Fort Mason.
MRS. AUGUSTA CoTTRELL, 1888
Henry street, Berkeley.
w. ERVING, % Hill.
MRS. MAY SMITH, LUCY SMITH.
1888 Henry, Berkeley.
JOSEPH, MARY, ELLA CULLEN,
1928 Eddy.
CHAS. REWCASTLE, 528 stanyan.
v. FRANCESCHINI, FruitvaIe.
MISS ARMSTRONG, 2434 Hillside.
Berkeley.
FRASER.
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The following cablegram was re-
ceived at the Governors Office yester-
day morning:
SAN FRANCISCO, May 1, 1906.
500 p. m.
To ATKINSON, Honolulu.
Following safe and well:
VIM. WOLFF, 7O9 Webster.
MRS. BERG, Mill Valley.
Russell TER, Second
avenue.
MRS. ELIZABETH JOHNSTON. San
Anselmo
ADELI BEGUELIN, $50 Church.
w. BoARDMAN, 1119 Jefferson,
Oakland.
E. HAMMER, 1908 Broadway, Oak
land.
MRS. S. KELLEY, 443 Austin.
FRED KNIGHT, THELMA PAR
KER, GENEvIEvE DoWSETT, all
Hotel Belvidere, Marin county.
MRS. T. BROOKS, MAY BROOKS.
1917 Delaware, Berkeley.
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Rear-Admiral Lyon has arranged to
communicate names of San Francis
cans who are reported o. K. to rela-
tives Or friends aboard the transport
Logan, when that vessel arrives from
Manila this week.
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NO SERIOUS LOSS.

C. j. Falk, cashier of the Hawaiian
Agency of the Pacific Mutual Life In
surance Company, received the follow
ing cable Monday:
SAN FRANCISCO, April 80, p. NJ
Company position splendid. No seri-
Gus loss
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|. .B.KERR & CO.LTD

viii commence special CLEARANCE SALE of clothing tor
Men Youth and SATURDAY, APRIL 49, and continue
fore WEEK ONLY.
We offering odds and ends but stylish up-todae
CANNOT BE BEAT The carrier you come
the greater v1lb the assortment to select from
THESE FEW QUOTATIONS WILL ONLY GIVE
FAINT IDEA OF THE GREAT REDUC
TIONS WE HAVE MADE
Coat and stylish well made, $3.50; worth
double the money
$4,000, the best value ever offered
One Mems Pants, SI25 to $500
of Youths Pants to $500 the ike
wIc hasn in Honolulu
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-15

NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features Of the Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks.


New York. May 1.-THE carly stock
change from the advancing tendency Of
a clearly defined react.onary tendency
Developed There was 40 striking lew
de Developments in the situation today To
warrant Z renewal If positive depression
III the speculative outlook. but with the
turn III the direction II prices there was
an inevitable" change iii the temper of the
speculation and some revival of consider
alton was gwen to a number nl factors
which were prominent AT the time Of the
downward course IN prices Another in
cident Of the day which effected spccula
tive sentiment unpleaSantly was the
duction in the dividend by the Parrott
Silver and Copper Co, Il minor subsidiary
company OF the AMalgamated Copper
co. This operated 10 interrupt very
heavy speculative buying in til copper
prlce Of copper metal and copper mining
stocks i'll London. When the copper
stocks gave way the whole market yield
ed
Rates for money continued to work
easier ana The London market WAS cheer
full over tn prospect OF declining money
rates 1hcTt. tn Bank OF England having
secured some newly arrived gold. The
DOWN. ard drift of prices of stocks con-
tnucG through the afternoon and the
close was heavy with only slight rallies.
Bonds were 1rm. Total sales, par VAL
ne, $l0I36"a United States bonds were
all unbalanced on call
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flows Your flair?
6owditch, Webster & Co. Announce
That They Have at Last Secured q
Cure for Hair Troubles.

We neg 10 announce TO the people of
Augusta that We have secured the
agency for one of the greatest discov-
cries of recent years. We refer to the
prescription of Sir Erasmus Wilson, M
D., EnSland'S most successful special
ISL IN diseases Of the scalp. who was
krlghted for his many successes in the
treatment of skin and scalp. Upon the
death of DR.. Wilson this prescription
was secured by American chemists and
Is now offered to the public under the
name of Or Wilson's English Life to
The HAIR. This preparation will grow
mar on bald heads even after all else
talis. Unlike other hair Preparations
II IS not sticky or greasy, but gives
I'VE and glossy appearance to the hair.
MISS Cofnela Stevens. 4 Smith Ave,
boston, Mass. says: Or. Wilson's
English Life to the Hair grew a mag
ni1icent head of hair for me after
was toid that l was becoming hopeless
" bald. My hair now reaches nearly
10 my waist and Is heavy and glossy
cannot too highly recommend it." /;
yon are CROWN. bald. troubled with
eruptlons. dandruff, scales or any scalp
troubles try DIR. Wilson's Life to the
Hair Albert Chemical Co, Boston.
MASS. pforrietors. Sold by Bowditch,
webster & Co.. Augusta. Me. Price
so cents.
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NEW ENGLAND STANDING.
UNIVERSITY OF MAsilE.
Teanis P!ayers Expected TO Show Up
Wcii-Tnird Sail Gafne Wednesday.

Orono, Ne, May 4-(SpeciaD. TIL"
university tennis team left carly Mon
day morning for WateryiIlc, where tho
intercollegiate tournament is being held
this week Maine Is represented in the
doubles by CAPT NJ. f. Lpvrtt 'GG and f.
8. Tabor 0S, who viii also enter the sin
giles. and r. l.. AitcnelI 'oS and }. n.
Jewett % for the second team.
The men hay. had a good deal Of trou-
hle getting on the courts this year and
do not expect to bring back many medals
Can't I.cVett is cool. steady player.
however, and should set Is far as the
finals in the singles.
Colby will lire up against Maine for the
third championship baseball game OF tn"
season Wednesday afternoon As yet the
Orono supporters have had no orportuni-
ty to size up the Maine team. as the first
game With Tufts last Wednesday was
called at the end of the third inning in
a pouring rain.
This week has started better and there
Will be a good crowd to see Cy Cocmb5
ana Jack Frost again toss over the hot
ones. Maine has been beaten by both
PowGoin and Bates and seems to be out
Of the race. but her supporters feel Ger
tain that she can give any team in the
State a run for their money and perhaps
with little luck win out
Tie lineup fer Wednesdays game has
not vet been given out, but probably
Frost will pitch and there is n possibility
that Gordon will again be in the game as
backstop. Mayo lis still good at first,
Burns at second, Higgins at third and
Scales at shortstop. Chase, Sawyer and
Qunt, Macdonald and Dow are all work
ing well in the outfield.
The student body IS jubilant over the
great track victory at Lewiston last Sat
urday, and Monday night was set aside
for an old-fashioned celebration. Fire
works and bon-fires lighted the campus
and speeches were heard from the ath-
letes and faculty.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

The British garrison of Alexandria,
consisting Of infantry and artillery with
bands playing and colorS flying, marched
through the main streets of the town
Monday and paraded on the big square.
The object of this military demOnstra-
ti"n was to reaSSure and impress the ma
tlVeS who had been somewhat disturbed
by The recent pan-lSlamic campaign
launched by the supporters Of the Turk
ish action on the Sinai peninsula
As 4 result Of q trap set by the town
officers Of Wrcnthafn, Mass, Sunday, a
number Of chauffeuri We're brought into
court Monday charged with breaking the
speed law. The crusade against the ali-
tomObiliStS WIS made at the request of
the Selectmen. Three officers were used.
They We're stationed along the main high
way. The first dropped Il handkerchief
and the time Of the machine was caught
by second man q quarter of Il mile
away. third officer stationed still fur
ther down the road made the arrests.
During the morning hours the officers
We're kept busy, but later N the day the
location of the trap became known and
drivers of automobiles went through the
measured strip of read at a very moder-
ate rate of speed.
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SPORTING NOTES.

The records of some of the British
cross-country gentlemen riders are amaz
ing to Americans. Take that Of Capt
Wentworth Hope Johnston, for example
He has ridden in 100 races ana won 36-
fused to jump 2S times, and it is estma t.
ed that he has jumped approximately %,
600 times To use a bit of American slang
which is beginning to gain currency there,
that is riding seine"
Willie Hoppe and Louis Cure will play
a 3GO0-pont billiard match at the former :
academy in New York this week. They
arrived Monday morning from Chicago
whore they had been playing in the pro
fessional tournament, which Hoppe won
The ISL champion played far better in the
Windy City than he did in the recent
tournament in New York, he seemingly
having worked into form for the 49,
game. Cure is playing a splendid game
and their match should be a good one
The jamestown Exposition Company
has sent communications to all the large
yacht clubs outlining the plan to hold a
series Of international races at Hampton
Roads and on the Atlantic next year
Yacht racing similar to yachting week al
Cowes is to he one of the great features
All the clubs have been asked to send
n delegate to conference to be held al
Norfolk, Va. on June -, when program
of contests will be arranged. Both King
Edward and Emperor William are inter
ested in the plan and have taken stems
to have England and Germany well repre-
scented.
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THIS WEEKS BOUTS.

Tuesday-Rudolph Unholz V. I'm
known at Thornton. r. l.; Willie Fitz-
gerald V. Charley Mulhall at Philadel-
phia.
Wednesday, Gaines " Fred
Bradley and three other bouts at Lin
coin Cub, Chelsea; Hook Y. Andy
Mc'iarry at t.%Sington, Pa.
Thursday-To Tommy Quill Y. George
Ashley at RrocktOn; Kid Herrick V.
Tommy Pend-rGaat At Grand Rapids
Mich; Martin CanOl.A V. Peter s5ulli-
van at Valley Falls, K. L.: Sailor Burke
". Charley Mckeever at New York
Eddie Tancci y. hi1 Taylor at Peoria
III.
triday-1oe Cans V. Willie Lewis
at New York: Tommy Sullivan Y
George Ashley at Woonsockrt; Willie
Fitzgerald V. Jack O'keefe at Terra
haute: Kid FAINT Y. Young Kenney
1t Lowell.
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DOTNGS IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS.
GAINES VS.. BRADLEY.
New EnsIanl.. Amateur HeavyWe'9h'
ChainpiCn Makes Debut Inia week.

Jerry Gaines, the market ltafiiS'ei l.
wiki the Wallop that numbers Il d""+i
victims, Will ON "Wednesday ARISE l"
tine distinction Of Il Ilaili bout az 'h'
Lincoln Club, Chelsea, when u" VIII
meet Fred Bradley, who has graduated
from the amateur heavyweight RANKS
with high hOuors. Gaines IS lttlihs
dashy and says l- has 40 Tear OF
Bradley or amy imam outside "l the
fir3t class performers.
Bradley is one Of the most likely
looking hcaN weights ever brought out
in Boston lie can hit with either
hand, and, to tell the truth, Judging
by the good way he has used ii III his
bouts at the Il. \. a. ana at Mechanics
hall, his left is his best.
Fred, III winning the heavyweight
prize at the New England champion
ships last week, made his opponent
stop in two rounds. He is very cool
and collected and knows 4 good deal
more of the science Of boxing than the
tcamSter has ever shown. Indeed
some of the wise experts declare Fred
may shine 50 well Wtdne Sday that his
Climb to the topmast rung of the
pugilistic ladder is a foregone conclu-
SION,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-15
THE TENNIS TOURNAMENT
OF Maine Colleges Has Favorable
Opening at W2tervilIc.

Waterville, Me, May 1.-THE annual
tournament of the Maine IntercolIegi-
ate Lawn Tennis Association opened
today on the Colby courts. The playing
will continue three days and there is
much interest in the results as Bow
dom has held the cup for singles two
years and Colby has held the cup for
doubles a similar period. The college
winning the tournament three years
retains the cups. The players are as
follows:
Doublea-Palmer ana Stevens Colby,
VS.. Lovett and Tabor, Maine; Jordan
and Austin, Bates vs.. Roberts and
Johnson. EoWloin: Mitchell and Jew
EFT. Maine. vs.. Guptill ana Dunn, Col
by; Sally ana Fisher Bates. VS.. Tobry
and Paine, BOWdnin.
Siagles-Jor.lan. Bates. VS.. T"beE
BoWdoin; Lovett. Maine. VS.. Stevens.
CODY: Whittum. Bates. vs.. Paine
EoWdoin; Palmer. Colby, vs.. Tabor.
Maine.
TIL" tournament in doubles was won
by Tobey and Paine of BOwdoin. who
in the final round, defeated Lov"tt and
Colle"e the cup III doubles for the first
time. The score:
lininariee-Guptill and Dunn. Col
by, beat Mitchell and Jewrtt. Maine.
81; sc.
Lovett and Tabor, Maine. beat Pal
liner and Stevens. Colby, IS; Ga.
Tobey ana Paine. nowdoin, beat sal
IL and Fisher, Bates, Is; CO.
Jordan and Austin, Bates. beat Rob
srtS and johnson. Rowdoin. ca: 81.
Semi fina ls-Tobcy and Paine, Bow
dom, beat Guptill and Dunn Colby, g.
Ga.
Lov"tt and Tabor. Maine, beat Jor-
dan and Austin, Bates. 6-3; So
Final r0und-Tobey and Paine. Bow
dom. beat Lovett and Tabor, Maine,
t-1: G-l: Go.
The playing in the singles will begin
tomorrow.
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A SHUT-0UT.
Sony High Of Augusta
Beats Watervi|Ie High.
Score Six in First, Second,
Third and Eighth.
uoador kIlnwe Ruf Twn uiIc and Whitaker
Meader Allows But Two Hits and Whitaker
Fans Out Nine Men.

Watervile, Me, May 14.-(SpeciaD.-
The Watervllc High school team
was defeated at the Central
Maine park Monday afternoon
by u score of q to ny
the Cony High school of Augusta. In
every respect Augusta showed the
stronger team with the exception OF the
work of the pitchers. Meader, backed
M by excellent team work, was not
under the weight Of responsibility I'M
DER which Whitaker of WaterVille Ia
bored and, although his pitching aver
aged Well Throughout the game, he
struck out only half as many as his.
rival. With three games before him
for this week, it would not be expected
that h. would exert himself to the ut
most, and this, it was quite certain,
he had 10 intention OF doing. Cool III
the eXtrC me but not Indifferent, allow
ing but two hits during the game and
accepting one very difficult chance. he
made most fayora bic impression on
the spectators.
Whitaker, on the other hand, Water
villeS reliable pitcher, although labor
ing under the disadvantage of q sore
arm, showed himself To be master of
the situation in every one of its as
pecis. lie was the mainstay Of the IN
tire team, making no errors and
striking out nine men. Waterville's
weakness was seen to be at the bat and
her fielding. although poor, was but
slightly at variance with that of the
visitors.
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Boston Produce Market,

Boston, May il.
FIOCR-Fdrmer; mill shipments, spring
patents, f.J0Fii90
COkN-Hieh No 3 yellow, GITGlN.
OATS-Hiehcr, No. 2 clipped white I'm
Az.
HAY-Higher; No. ], 1870.
MILL FEED Unchanged
SPRING BRAN-2325
MINED FEED-2iN2j5n
COTTON SEED MEAL-3l5O
POkk-Steady; medium, 1175.
LARD-Firmcr; 1Ol4.
BEEF-Stcady; whole sides, 7108
I.AMBE-unchanged 9aDld
NEALS-Unchanged 9GI0
ElTTEK-Steady; northern, 2lI22
CHEESE-Firm; York state, l4I1r4.
40
APPLES Steady; russets. 4445O.
Unchanged; Green Noun
tains, s0dS3; Hebrons, S0ds3
SUGAR--steady on a basis of 40 for
granulated
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Chicago. May II.
=, reports that the wheat crop in the
suffering for lack Of rain strengthened
the local wheat market today, the close
heirg firm with July option up 1sMbc
Corn was &c. higher. Oats showed a
gain OF *dl4c. Provisions were a shade
to &c. higher
The leading futures closed as follows:
u, WHEAT-May. S3as; July. SlIa; Sept.
CORN-May. 49,; July. 4s7a; Sept, 4es.
OATs-May. 3slz; July. s2as; Sept, 1874.
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New York Money Market.

New ork, May II.
Prime mercantile paper 5.4M5'. per cent
Sterling rNritangc steady at 4Sl.50u i>a. -
for demand and at 4s!. atHt 4h,.31 for 90 day
bills.
Posted rates - ana $50
CONNIE! cal bills H. ,4S2is.
Bar silver tfA..
lMeXicln dollars RI.
Gov-rnmt Mt bonds firm.
Railroad bonds firm.
Money OF, call easy, 3if3ia per cent {;
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{, NESS ,PoRK-May, 15.15; May. 15.G;
-IARD-May. s.52A: July. $50; Sept,
SHORT RIBs-May $40: July. $50;
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOtIR-Stcady
WHEAT No. 2 spring, s30s5; No. 3. 81
GSi; No. 2 red, 8g5zly9I
Mk. ''"'
OATs-No. 2, a37s: No. 2 white. sfL0Ik;
No. :; white 33l3i 20
RYt,-Nu. 9. l4E
BARLEY-Good feeding, pO1llH.
MAtTING-Fair to choice. isGtlI
FLAX SEEDING. !. IGsl., No. / north
W stern, LII.
NESS IOkk-l5.3GnlJ.35
LARD-8h5
SHORT RIBS SIDES-I.oose. seas r
SHORT CLEAR SIDES-Boxed, 500
9l5;
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BOSTON.

Two-base hits-Wallace. Hemphtll, Fer
rjs. Three-base hits-Rickcy. Jones'
Stone. O'Brien. Home run-Stone stolen
bases-Niles, OBrlen. Sacrifice hits
Howell, Stone 2. Jones. DOUBLE play
O'Brien, Wallace and Jones FIRST base
St out"By Young 5. by Howell 4;
lit by pitched ball-Hartsell;. Passed
balls-RiCkey /. Graham /. Time, L.
Umpire Connolly.
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Word was received at Halifax, N s..
Monday of the sinking of the British
schooner Victoria. Capt Conrad, at the
entrance to Yarmouth harbor. Nothing;
was mentioned of the crew in the dis
patch. The Victoria was loaded with
moulding sand.
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MARTIN GETS DECISION.
Wins Over Larry ConIey in Bout at
Providence.

Providence, r. l., May 14.-Terry
Martin of Philadelphia was awarded
the decision over Larry Conley of
South Boston in the feature bout at the
Standard A. c., tonight. In the fonrth
round Conley and Martin went over the
ropes, Conley being badly shaken up.
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New York Cotton Market.

New York. May II.
Spot closed quiet & points higher. Mid
ding uplands. ll.sj; do. sulf. I2.aO. Sales.
ASA bales.
Galveston firm. IL; Charleston steady.
llis; Memphis steady, 49, New Orleans
steady, II ,-l6; Mobile quiet, IA; Savan-
nah steady, II 3-lG.
Net receipts for three days. a 33i
Exports to Great Britain, 400; to
France. 3al2; to the continent. 3i.2i3.
Stock Jl2 Jfl
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Two-base hits-Himes. Mccarthy.
Thrce-base hit-Tenney. Sacrifice hit
Brown. Double play-McBride. Bennett
and Reckley Stolen bases-Btidwcll,
Bennett Hit by pitched blll-S.noot. Wild
pitch-Eruwn Bases On balls-OH Brown
g. off Witherup ,. Struck ,ut-By With
erup l. Left on bascs-St. Louis 4, Boston
g. Time, 100 Umpires, Carpenter and
Conway
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-15

George ). Seymour, the aged Civil
War veteran, pleaded not guilty in the
district court at Providence, II. L., Mon
day ON Il charge OF murder in causing,
til" death OF William J. Mckenzie Sat
urday afternoon. He was held for the
neNt session Of the grand jury without
bail.
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new ENC. BALL.
Lynn Again Takes the
Lead From Worcester.
Fall River Also Steps Over
Lawrence in Standing.
MONDAYS Winners Are Fall River, Lowell,
Lynn and Manchester.
new ENGLAND LEAGUE.
AT LYNN.

AT LYNN
BY q victory over Worcester on the To-
cal grounds Lynn took the lead n the
New England League.
Lynn ............% y q l > X-9-3-f
" orcester ......G 0 o / ! . D 0-3-7-7
Batteries-La belle and Clarke; Irock
ana Knots. Tine. 1.4i. Umpire. Q Bren.
AT MANCHESTER.
Manchester defeated Lawrence by the
score of to & i'll a lively bdtung Samt.
I.eith was touched up for six hits in the
seventh inning that neutcd tive runs. he
eighth inning.
Manchester 20 l o X-l-l3-
Lawrence .....0 @ 0 0 ) - g. >
Batteries-Steventon and Eaton; Leith
ard Eullccr. Time, l.iJ. Umpire. Sulli-
VAN.
AT FALL RIVER.
DraW'S tEo-haggcr in the eighth inning
enabled Fall River to win a hard contest
over New Bedford by a score Of , to ?
Fan River 30 0 . / X-3-l0-3
New Bedford. o 0 D o 0 o. Il
Batteries-Swanson and Kelley; Elliott
and Coyeney. Time, liz. Umpire. Henry.
AT HANERHILL
The local team Went TO pieces in the
| first inning and Lowell made i've runs,
| finally taking III" game icSpite liaVer-
| hill 5 batting rally, by Il Scor" Of 3 to !.
| Lowell ......5 0 0 0 o . :. 1-9-l3
HaNtrhill ......U q . . | 81 ~
| T;utteriee- Aluroney Murphy ana Raj
| ter, Connolly ana Aheain. Time, / So.
| Umpire. Stafford.
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Doan's Ointment cured me of eczema
mat had annoyed me long time.
Inc cure was permanent.'-Hon s "
matthew's Commissioner Labor Stats
tics, Augusta Me
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AT WASHINGTON.

Washin gtcn 0 o o o Oh
Detroit -DDo-o-f
Batteries-kitson and Feyd"h' Doilo-
Conner.
At Philadelphia-The Chcago-Philadel-
phia game was postponed; rain.
At New York-'rhe Cleveland New York
game was postponed rain.
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At CINCINNATI
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
Phillips An.aover 8; Harvard 2.

Andover. Mass, MAY 1i-phillips -Ando-
fought gene today.
uncover ........6 0 0 O O-3-3-3
haIHa1u .-.....2 0 0 o 0 0 O-2-4-i
,d,s au.s.e'sSess-lanagan and A Merritt,
I,sir. SCrSene and Currier Time, $50
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The stockholders of the Tccumseh mills
at ran River. Mass. at a speca meet
i.S heid Monday, voted ON recommended
uoh OF the board of directors to increase
elie capital stock from 100000 to s-5O.O COO
mere VIII be stock dividend. each
shareholder receiving one share of new
H'ook Tor every two now held.
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

A. A. S HsoyES9Mke-IIolyoka :. Waterbury
ven O. nsheiu o. New Ha-
At Nerwich-Norwich .. Har,ro,a 9
London Q. tuseporr 5, New
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ReueI Williams Athletic Field
Augusta, Maine.

Plans and specifications can be seen
at the office of w. z. Getchell, Engi-
neer. 243 Water Street.
The right is reserved to reject any
or all bids.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-15
Chicago Cattle Market,

Chicago, May a.
CATTLE-Receipts, 5000, common to
prime steers, 4qtGN
HOGS-Rccelpts. 5000; choice to prime
heavy, G.G0hiG G7h.
SHEEP-Recclpts Is 900: sheen a 7ENe IN
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-15

Regulates the bowels promotes easy
natural movements, cures constitution
Doan's Regulets. Ask your dr,rrirt ~
them. % cents a box i"'
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EASTERN IEAclle

Az Observation-Disclosures q
AZ Buffalo-Bufalo 6 Jersa, roEidence
a. Montreal-Baltimore 6, MonirsIo
AT Toronto-Tororto . Nan'nmhitr O.
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Boston, Am', Loses With
out Exertion to St, Louis.
Philadelphia Leads Americans
and New York the Nationals.
Andeyer Has Time Of Her Life With Har-
ward, Winning Three to Two.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Boston, May 14.-The 18th successive
defeat was inflicted on the hoide team
today, St. Louis winning by II - l. GCd-
win collided with Howell and had TO
leave the game.