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SALES.

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l. I. FIRUsKI. Auct, 70 Bowery, sells 10 A.. NJ.
Oct Order c. Lang & Co, eSs 9th av.; Ola
monds,. watches, jewelry, goods every description
pledged prior Aug. S, 1905. to No. S69Sp. all older dates
Oct i-order I. Harlem. COS sh av.; clothing. &c
pledged prior Sept. 81, 1905.
Oct. 2-Order M. Hamme rschlag 4 Co., 100 Park
row; all diamonds. watches, tcwelry, goods every
description pledged prior Sept, 2, 1905. 4: Landau,
2275, all older dates held over.
Oct. 2-Order NJ. Manning a Sons, 1870 Sd av., 5si
eth av. clothing, &c, pledged prior Sept. ?; 1906.
Oct. 9-Order VIM. Simpson q CO,..i5l Bowcry;
scriptLOn pledged prior July II. 1905. TO No. 25I4S.
Oct. ID Mayer, Hoboken: jewelry.
clothing Tfi L Ss1 ple y; 9' pTior seSt. "a 70 1905. io''n ST.
Oct. 5-Heilbrun Bros, 1874 list av., all diamonds.
watches, tewe4Ty every description pledged prior
Sept. 10. 1905, 10 No. $500. all Older dates.
CENTRAL AUCTION co.. n. SheehAn, Auc,.,
lS2 1874 Canal ST., will sell at 10 A. M:
Oct. by John Simpson, 1874 BOwcTy: diamonds.
Old dates held over.
Oct. by 4; ~Brcckwcdel, FS Grand st.. clothing.
oct. 2-By X. Freel. - New Chambers st.. cloth %
Oct. 2-By ]. Simpson & Co., 22S Park row: dIa
monds. iewclry, &c, pledged to July l.. 1906. Nos. l
TO 240O0. and old dates held over.
Oct. Spy Il; Miller 7H 9th av.; clothing. pledged
oct. l--By l.. NJ. Levy, sO7 Columbus sv.; cloth
ing. TO Sept. rs. 1905.
Oct. &By X. LAvery, BROOKLYN: clothing.
ELI sOBEL, Auct., % Dowery. sells 10 A. NJ, all
goods pledged prior Sept. 20, 1908;
Oct. 1-Clothlng. overcoats, full dress suits, &c.
William Prayer, 447 7th Az.
Oct. 2-yewelry. J. Goldsmith, 1877 I'd av.
Oct. 3-Jewelry, watches. diamonds. It. Michel.
IO4e I'd av.. and II. Celler& q Son, Brooklyn.
Oct. .S-Jewelry from Nos. $500 TO 77iOO. NJ.
Raphiel. III 9Th aV.
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Railroad.

New York. foot Barclay. Christopher, West @d IA
$500 A. M.-for BinghAmton and Elmira
1000 a. M.-FOr Buffalo. Chicago and 81. LouA
lao Z. M.-For Buffalo and Chicago.
1900 Y, M.-For scranton and plymouth.
E.e:lS p M.-For Buffalo and Chicago.
'st5 y. M.-For Buffalo. Syracuse and Itnacs. A,
200 A.. h.-FOr C~hicaGo-Sleepers open $50 7
Tickets at l40. 49, iiS9, i4Si Broadway ny
Se Fulton St, Brooklyn. .Daily. 'EGcept Sl1dIy
FRIDAYS and Saturdays, Leaves 29d 81 ESQ., NJ
ZLcayes Christopher st. $40 p. NJ. week DAYS
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JULIUS SHONGOOD. AuctiOneer, o. Bowery.
by Jos. ShOngood's Sons. AuctiOneers;
Oct. l-Clothing. c. Bruckheimer, 1898 I'd av.
Oct. 2-Ciothing, &c, pledges Nos. 5000 to 5000.
II. q c. Lang. 800 Avenue &.
Oct. 1JewelTy, watches, diamonds &C.. A.
Frankenstetn & Co. 10 Delaney 81.
oct. ~5Jcwelry, watches, diamonds and all other
goods pledged prior 10 Sept. rs, 1905, TO No. ss5OO
and all older dates held over. NJ. Bernstein. I'll
West l25th ST.
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FOR Canadian Pacinc Railway m saIIinvs
see Mondays. Wednesdays and FrIday's issue
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DO0 UEv NEW ENGLAND
FALL RIVER LINE Via Newport and Fall River.
I've. Pier 10, N, r.. n. Warren ST.. week days and
sun. $50 p NJ, Strs, Priscilla and Puritan. Orchs.
PROV IDENCE LINE for Providence, Boston and
East. Leave Pier ~. N. r.. foot Murray ST.. week
days only. 800 7. n. Steamers Providence new
and Pilgrim. Orchestra on each.
NORWICH LINE via New London. Leave Pier
q. N.R, II; Clarkson 81. week days only, o p. N.
Strs. City of Lowell and Chester w. Chaplin.
NEW HAVEN LINE for New Haven, Hartford
and North. Leave Pier 20. +. r., week days only,
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DEPARTMENT OF DOCKS AND FERRIES,
Sealed bids for Miscellaneous supplies ~,
will be received by the Commission ~ Dos
az Pier a" Battery Place. until l. o'clock h0gs
october I'd, 1909. tFOr particulars see Oiy w"
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boring mills, planners and erecting work. Apply
at works FORE RIVER SHIPBUILDING Co.
Quincy, Mass. ""
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DEPARTMENT OF DOCKS AND FERRIES.
sealed bids for Anthracite Coal u0c9i WI W 4
celVed by the Commissioner OF Docks al lI't y,
Battery Place. until IL O'Clock noon, Oc'oOe' .
1900. (FoT particulars sec City Record
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PROPOSALS FOR BIDS OR ESTIMATES.

SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES Will be received
by the Department OF Public Charities at the aboy va
once until ~ o'clock N. on
FRIDAY. OCTOBER N. 1909.
For providing all labor and materials required for
the excavation. masonry. steel and iron, roofing and
metal work carpentry, gla zing, painting, hardware,
elevator work, electric work. and all other work
Except plumbing, heating, elevator machinery
and cars. electric wiring and hitting up Of the diet
kitchens and utility roomsL. as set forth In the
drawings and specifications for the construction
and completion OF eight ward buildings of the Sea
View Hospital, situated on certain property owned
by the City of New York. on the south side Of Manor
Road, township OF Castleto Borough OF Richmond
the City OF New York.
For full Particular see City Record.
ROBERT W. HEBBERD,
Commissioner.
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TO let TOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.

STORE 81 RENT Prom Aprtl list. 1907. or pos.
sibiy earlier. the best located store In Fast Orange.
N. j.. 20 feet front by over l25 feet deep; two me
show windows; situated az $50 Main Street Brick
Church StatIon): has been occupied for more than
20 years As a nrst class dry goods store; will alter to
suit tenant: moderate rental and desl rable lease TO
Reliable party. Apply EDWARD r. BRUEN.
Agent, IS Washington Place, near Brick Church
station, Fast Orange.
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BOND SALESMAN W~ANTED-An exceptional
opportunity, for capable. experienced bond sales
man to handle high class securities. Apply BOND
DEPT. suite 80. Times Bldg, Times So. between
the hours Of 10 and " A. N.
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Clark's 9th Annual Cruise, Feb. T. OF
70 days, by chartered :. IS. Arabic {"
SltSU 1000 tons. 3 Tours Round the World
FKANh Z. CLARK. 20 B'Way. N. Y.
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DID DOMINION Lime

For Old Point Comfort, Norfolk, poYtsmouth
Primers Point and Newport News. Va, CONNECTING
for Petersburg. Richmond, Virginia Ueach Ws.h
ington, ID. C.. and entire South and Vest "~
Freight and passenger steamers sail from Pier
n. B. Walker. Vice President and IRA NJ Msns1sr
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Q & S' Il: b r1S'cS S25 SSS. g I HGSss E Sss. call
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StENDGR tPtIER wanted In iAV rr1ces. Apply
-'1dn iOi0. No. Ils Nassau ST., saturday afternoon.
s iptcmOer 81.
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HELP d

WANTED-LithOgraph presSmen to work In an
open shop: good wages, steady employment. Ad
dress with references GREELEY ~PRINTERY. st
Louis. Mo.
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WANTED-MsN carriers. November eXamn a
Iona Preparation free. FRANKLIN INSTITUTE
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POS

49,
Department OF Public Charities. foot Of Fast
Twenty sixth Street, New York.
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. n e e TO DIN {

Travellers Co. Ii7s broadway. Tel. 47ts Mad. ~.
Ale, "A Ia Carte -Tdh., Table dhOtc.
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WATERVILLE.
Races At the Coliseum.

The races at the Coliseum Saturday
crowd from Waterville, Oakland and
Fairfield numbering at least 400. The
principle attraction was a three-mile
scratch race between Baker of Fair
race was won by the latter i'll 10 min
utcs and - seconds. Although the
spectators We're We'll satisfied, as well
as the judges, that Haskell was
much the more capable man,
Bakers chances for winning were much
leSSenrd by 4 foul which he made at
The close of the 10th lap. The next
race was between Staples and Dow,
both Of Watcrville and was won by
Dow. The free-for-all race was con-
tested by five starters. who finished in
the following order: Fred Doe, How
ard I.inelle. Clifford Murray, Xaxier
Audct and Arthur Castonguay.
Manager Vigue provided free trans
portation for the benefit Of the store
clerks. So well was this opportunity
improved that Mr.. Vigue has decided
to continue the arrangement Indefinite
~. The race for next Saturday even
ing will be especially interesting, as
Harry Nigue, who has not raced before
| The public for many weeks will appear
| against the worlds champion, Mr.
| Hamilton of Derry, N. Fl.
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WELLMAN's ARCTIC TRIP.
His North Pole by Balloon Idea At
tracing Much Attention.

Paris. May 20.-The early departure
of Walter Wellman, the American ex-
plorer and his party for Spitzbergen in
accordance with his plan to endeayor
TO reach the North Pole by means Of a
dirigible balloon. is attracting wide
spread attention here among aeronauts
ana men Of science. This attention has
beeen increased by Mr.. Wellman's an
nouncement that he intends to estab-
lish base at Danes Island and begin
ms ascent on the very spot where An
Ore inflated his balloon. The first Sec
ton OF his party under Major Hersey
VIII leave Paris in a few days. rem
dezvousing at Tromsoe until Jun. |
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WINTHROP.
A SOLDIERS MEMORIAL.
Strenuous Efforts Put Forth by Ladies'
Relief Corps to Establish Same.

1t having been practically decided that
Il fitting memorial will be erected to tn"
heroism, fidelity and memory OF the sol
diers of the Civil war who enlisted from
this town and went to the front as Co.
X. so Me. Reg, it is a question in the
minds of some Of the Interested ones as
to what would be the most fitting to
p"rnetuate the memory of those men who
participated in many Of the important
battles of the Rebellion.
About l6 or Is years ago an association
was formed for the purpose Of aiding III
the erection Of 4 soldiers monument. Of
fccrs were chosen and a small nest egg
was started in n financial way. From
that time up to within Z few months the
matter has been in an embryo state
dormant, vet a spark existed that kindlea
into a fame the feeling Of patriotism ana
duty to the veteran of 81 and '65.
At different times the small sum which
had been laid up for this purpose has
been gathering volume by the adding oc-
caSicnally Of sums. more or less. rs tile
cas-" happened, until at the present TIM
it ITALICS about 500 Tho town at its last
anrual meeting voted to raise the amount
VI 9h'V With Il SIIlIIlil amount IltiNi DttIl
raised by tho Ladies' Relief Corps.
Within short time quite an agitation
among Interested ones has brought the
matter t" III" attention of the public,
ana # present plans arc carried out aS
outlined. Winthrop will not only have a
fitting memorial to her honorcd soldiers
| but will ais" have an edfice that vii
'e an ornam' MT 70 the community and F.;
| credit 70 thoS" VINO worked for its con
summation.
| Th"re was time when monument
was thought (" i" the most aprropriat t.
ior the occasion. but rs time went OF
and IN" question was more or less agi
iat'd. it was also argued that memorial
IN the form of library building II
which anyone who 5" desired might re
""iNr benefit there from. and at tn.
sam" tim" the soldier would not he for
gotten.
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relation to God and our feIlowmen can
hardly be an ideal one. The point in
vOlved in this conviction is doubtless
identical with one of the many forces
inherent in the genius of Christianity.
There was time when man could
| be i Christian without being civilized.
| That time has passed away forever
| To be sure, in the often nervous and
forced attempts to establish a relation
| between the soul and the spiritual
| universe, we forget the claims which
| Nature and environment have upon US:
| but the penalty is paid in the develop
| ment OF superficial religion. and i'm n
| distorted notion Of the true relation
| existing between the various divisions
| of human nature. The religion of
| civility must henceforth be included
within the comprehensive term of
| Christian spirituality.
The organization Of Improvement
societies in many Of the cities ana vii
| lagos of New England, is one of the
promising signs Of the present time.
But for their influence. some. Of our
| communities would hardly be fit TO live
| in for people of taste ANA culture In
\ the matter Of. civic improvement. New
| England has, for many years. been far
| behind the states Of the middle west.
ana The new interest in Improvement
should receive the encoura cement of
| all.
~ conclusion | must pay my respect
|" IN" Improvement Society of Garli-
nrr, whose influence is no longer q
matter of doubt. In a truer sense than
we can realize. and which the coming
generation shall realize more fully than
We can, its mission is to beautify the
iious" Of the LOrd.-to decorate the
walls oi the universe.
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In Police Circles.

Matters in police circles have for a
long time been practically without in
.:idrnt beyond the occasional arrest Of
! drunk or the searching Of a place for
liquor where nom. could he found The
usual crowd made the streets lively
SATURDAY night but there We're no signs
# disorder.
Two DRINKS. appeared before Judge
t.arrabee Saturday morning. James
cummings WAS fined 1851. James
'rrroan WAS allowed to go upon pay
Ing 81 ana promising TO depart from
the city.
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Allen Mariner.

The lows has reached Waterville con-
cArning tie recent marriage Of Fred
VI. Allen Colby U3, Of Schenectady. N.
y. to Miss Edith Mariner Of Boston
and formerly of North Nassalboro. Mr.
Allen has been employed for some
time as city editor on the Evening
Star pul lished in Schenectady and
Miss Mariner, for the past eight years,
been employed as clerk in a large de-
partmcnt store of Boston Both will
reside in New York in the future.
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CANOE UPSET.
Fred Bowiey and Louis Ludwig Mar
rcwEy Escape Drowning.

by the oNcrturHimg of canoe yes
f"rdly II Pleasant pond, Fred Bowlcy
md Louis Ludwig. both Of this city
l"arIy lost their lives. They We're res
rueI by Mr.. ANA Mrs. William Goodwin
rs" of this city. who saw the men
iirn9c;IinE in thu water and Went to
.hr rescue
\ sIuali stilItk the frail craft il
which W,r, EoWlry ana Ludwig. and
hey went overheard without having
tim" to realize what had happened TIL
l.unt was extraordinarily rough and ii
~ doubtful if the two men could haV.
rra"hci safety hut for tn" timely as
'iStance given by Mr.. and Mrs. Good
Vim. AS it was they We're almost eX-
aatlStrd when taken from the water.
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BASE BALL,
Gardiner Proves Easy for Lewiston
Hish--Other Games.

Gardiner High disappointed the largest
gathering of fans that has been at Quinn
by field this year, by allowing Lewiston
High to win Saturday afternoon i'll a
game that really cannot be called a con
test: score II to /. 1t seemed as though
the entire Gardiner team Succumbed t.
an attack Of stage fright when the UNI
pire said play ball" Surely the boys
cid not play as well as they know how.
Such Il game could not be interesting;
Even Manager Barker, who usually rec
ords the detailed score, closed his score
book before the game was finished He
said the record was mot tit for publica-
ton"
The feature Of the game was Marsh
mans pcthnE for Lewiston.
The summary:
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o6AIos7

and then proceeding on the Arctic
tic steamer Frithjof to Spitzbergen
where Maj. Hersey viii direct the con-
struction of a headquarters, machine
shops gas plant and balloon shed. Mr..
Wellman will follow June rs with the
balloon and the remainder of his party.
Tie balloon is rapidly nearing COM
pletion and Mr.. Wellman and Con-
Constructor Goddard will soon invite
aerOnautic engineers TO inspect the
machine. 1t will be impossible to in
fate ii here. as there is no shed large
enough to house such a monstrous air
ship.
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Under the auspices of the National
Club of which the Wateryille-

rAlr!Ie,d Athletic Association is a
member. there will be frst-class
sparring exhibition at the Fairfield OPP
era house Monday evening, May u
kid" ToZier of Portland. the cham
pion featherweight of Maine. will meet
Franz adams Of Newton, Mass, for a
bout Of 10 rounds. In the semi-fnal
kid Dali of Brunswick will face
Chartrand for d fast bout, The pre-
iimiraries will be between Paul Joller
Of Waterville and John McFadden Of
Berlin. \. H.. and' Jimmie Farland Of
this city and a party who has not yet
been selected. Special cars will be at
the accommodation of the public.
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GARDINER.
"CiViC IMPROVEMENT"
Rev. Oluf Tar berg Speaks Well on i
Timely Subject.


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South Gardiner z; Wiscasset S.

Sou'i VA o'hci - V'SSdSsct y
The South GARDENERS and Wiscassets
played Il Very interesting game Satur
day afternoon on the South Gardiner
grounds, South Gardiner winning to
5. IT was a good clean game and a
pleasure to watch. The lineup:
South Gardiner-Preble c, X. Holt
Of. Crossman LIST, Mcclure 81, Holt p,
Rand IS, Black Sd. Fogg rf
WiscaSset-LeWis If. Aveham CT,
Taylor 3D.. Merry c. Pushard p. Marston
Sd. Grover CT. Avery 2d. Crowley IF.
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The bodies Of Charles Swope and Rob
ert Barton. reported missing after the ac-
cident on the Cherry Run extension Of the
Western Maryland Railroad Saturday.
We're Sunday found in the Chesapeake &c
Ohio canal near Hagerstown, Md. This
discovery makes death list OF five due
to the accident
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HALLOWELL.

Of the 10000 books in the Hubbard
Library only one remained unaccount-
ed for in the recent annual house.
cleaning season.
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is to he hoped that the trees will be
spared. \ subscription covering the
valuation from 4 timber standpoint
could easily be taken to ensure their
l,.SplN:t ION
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There is rumor that the historic
mines on Ferry Hill, Chelsea, are to be
cut down by the present owner. and
lovers Of the beauties OF nature are
naturally much disturbed thereby. 1t
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DEGiRhBLE
Real Estate
BY AUCTION
FRIDAY, MAY 25ln. Commence
ing al 10 A. M. On premises.
The Giazier Property situated
on River Ave.

10 minutes walk from Water street. Gar
diner Tie 1T consists Of about 10 :CfrS
divided i'tu ~ iay%" building lots; every
H.. hish and dry "nd commanding an tx
t,usiyr view of tie Kcnn"bcc River and
surrounding country. About acres
thic.lr wUu!t-l- with pine and birch,
Every ut StIkci aud bounded: 80 pur-
chnscr can So what 10 is buying. War
rIute" DECIDE. UnqucYtiouabl" title. Every
River Ave-. lot entities purchaser to shUri
privilege Re sure and attend this sale
~ it ~ an opportunity seldom offered u
rurrhas" such promptly ~ your own
price, as il .Wil hr \ .Il IN lots u sue
t.r purchase i''rl particulars: OF NJ. y.
I,N'ttpr+N I; CO.. -\uctiunrrrs. G":tti-
nor. Maine. ml?dbt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-21
Central Street Grammar school defoa

Central Street Grammar school defeat
"a st. Marks choir of Augusta Saturday
by a score Of e to .. The features of the
game were the batting of Kinds ana the
pitching Of TibbcttS, who struck ont II
men. Wadlclght struck ont five men.
III" teacmS lin"d up as follows: Central
Street Eldr.d;;c l.. Tibhetts y. Turner H.
Desmond s.. Kinds 2b, Hutchings 3D.
%c;l If. MaXcy Of. Burns rf. s.. Marks
Mitchell e. Wailcigh u, Cummings III
ThynG IS. Preut H. johnson 81, Keen,
Ii. owen az. Hal! If.
Highland Avenu" Grammar defeated
Randolph Grammar Saturday by Il .cur.
of To =. Fender OF tn" Hjghland team
hatted i HON" run ana the ban has moi
VET been. :nf.u1.
tn" Dung Wonders def atcd The Plum
ned street Winners Saturday by Il So r'
IF l. to 10.
Ia !, pallr with the Moth Street Star,
| tht HARRISON Avvnu. Tigers were victo
| r.tlIIt i.N A % L., f.,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-21
GARDINER HIGH.

Earned runs-Mahonev 2 Mccarthy .
Marshman 3. Cole. Mllvcy, Cobb. Grant
Wandtke. Two-baS4 hitS-MarSnman
Stolen bases--Cole ,. Malvcy. WandtEe >
Mahoney, Marshman. Kane ;, Cobb >
Berry. Stuck out-By Marshman .. j!
Hartman !. Doubl" play-Mahoney t.
Clifford. Wild pitch-Ii2rriman. Pass,
ball-Grant >. Sacrihce hit-Colc. Umpire
Robinson. Atwood. Time. 1.50.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-21
Now is
The Time
To Lay in Your
Patent Medicines
and Drugs

for Spaulding is selling at prices az
low as ever offered in Maine.