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NO ELECTION.
uela At n1ecnanlc., nank Yesteraay.

No attempt was made yesterday to
elect a president of the Mechanics bank
to fill the vacancy caused by the resig-
nation of Charles S. Leete because
only three Of the nine directors were
present at the meeting. The next meet
ing of the directors will be held Satur-
dav and if there is a quorum an at
temnt will be made to elect a president.
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Roston s. Cincinnati 1,

Boston, July 1c.-1re last game Of
the present Cincinnati series was q
long drawn out affair, the locals finally
winning, s to 4. in the eleventh inning.
Superior work on the bases was the
cause Of Boston's victory The score:
RH.E.
Boston .....Ooool30o001-5 9 s
Cincinnati q o0o0ed oofo-4 10 .
Batteries Boultes and Needharn;
weimer. Smith and schlei. Time, 2;3S.
Umpire, Rigler.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
netroit .. New York !.

Detroit, July 1o.-cobb's triple in the
fourth inning with the bases full droVQ
Newton out Of the game to-day and
made 1t easy for Detroit Moore, who
succeeded him, was both wild and hit
table. Running catches by Laporte AND
crawford, and throw to the plate by
Cobb divided attention with the batting
Of Coughlin. The teams play double
header tomorrow. The score by inn
ings.
R.HE.
Detroit ........11O5 oo2O SO IS q
New York 1880 o. 0 % 90 ? O--4 9 2
Batteries-Donovan and Archer; New
ton, Moore and Thomas. Time-2:10.
Umpires- Hurst and Stafford.
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PblIadeIpbia >. Chicago I

Chicago, July 10-Walsh and Plank
were great match to-day in the plays
off of Saturdays thirteen-inning tie,
the Philadelphia left-hander winning, .
to 1. H. Davis scored runner from
third on long fly in the sixth. and his
single in the eighth produced the vim
ming run, The score by innings;
R.HE.
Philadelphia 40 0 oOo101 ~ 9 1
Chicago ..,..na0 0 0010000- OIL a
Batteries--Plank and Powers, Walsh
and Mcfarland. Time--1:SS, Umpire
Sheridan.
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PERKINS TWO BAGGER.
Gives Rosebuds Game-TucISey Allows
Only Three Hits.

Norwich, July 1O.-A two-bagger by
Perkins after Wilson had passed two
men gave Norwich the game to-day by
a score of 2 to l against Hartford
Hartford scored its only run on a base
on balls, Tuckey's poor throw in field
ing a sacrifice and an outield fly. He
pitched one of the best games this sea-
son, holding Hartford to a scratch, a
single and double. Wilson kept the
lahits sasttaradn aalx aaA HAutinS ia a.
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Aldermen.

Left on bases-scrlbes 6, Aldermen 6.
Stolen bases-Barnett 2, Robinson 8,
Carroll q Haight, Barry 2. Sacrifice
hitMulvey. Three-base hits-Peet and
Barry. Bases on balls-Off Peet 2, off
Carroll l. off Stevenson /, off Loos 5,
off Kelleher 2. Passed ball-Platt
Struck out-By Peet 4, by Stevenson 1,
by Loos s. by Kelleher 2. Innings
pitched-By Peet 8, by Carroll l, by
Stevenson l, by Loos 4, by Kelleher 2.
Time of game-One hour and thirty
minutes. Umpire Hackett Attend
ance-400.
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new YORK Takes -FOUR
OF FIVE FROM BROWNS
Ames Holds St. Louis Down
to Five Hits Fromme is
Batted Out of Box.
BROOKLYN TRIPS CUBS
Highlanders Fall to Detroit,
Phillies Win and Boston
Has an Even Break.
BROOKLYN TRIPS CUBS

New York, July 1o,-New York took
another game from st, Louis to-day,
the score being to 1. Ames held the
visitors to five hits. while the locals
batted Fromme out Of the box In the
first two innings. Scores RH.E.
st. Louis ......C 90 o OIL 90 N-I { /
New York ......1 3120'0o ~ Is O.
Batteries Fromne, McGaynn and
Marshall; Ames ana Warner. Time,
s:O4. Unpires, tombstone and Klein.
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philadelphia, July do.--PhiladeNphia
to-day defeated Pittsburgthy score Of
to 2, IN a well played game The
score: JR.HM.
Pittsburg .....O 02o Q 600 o. s 3
philadelphia 40 0 30 Id s i
Batteries philippe and Gibson; Mo-
rem and Doom. Time. 1:Bo Umpire.
ODay.
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Two base hits; La Chance, Schincel,
Rogers, 2; Hit, Beaumont. Three base
hits, La Chance. Sacrifice hits, Swan
der, Beaumont. Stolen bases, Swander.
Double plays, Bronkie TO Mcdonald:
Bronkfe to Mcdonald, La Chance. Left
on bases: Waterbury, 3; Bridgeport, 8,
First baee' on balls; OF Bronkie, s;
off Cornen, /. First base on errors:
Waterbury, Ii Bridgeport, /. Struck
out: BY Bronkie /; by Cornen, g.
Wild pitch, Bronkie. Time, 1870. TIM
pire, Rorty
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Score by innings:
Springfield =. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2-3
New London o 0 0 0 0 90
Two base hits, Finn; hit by pitcher,
Finn; first base on balls, by Odrain l.
by Miller /; sacrifice hits, Curtis 2, Lu-
cha. Waterman, McCabe; stolen bases
Yale 2, Waterman, Finn, McCabe 2;
struck out, by Odrain g. double play,
rising to Burns passed ball, Page. I'm
pire, Murray Time, las.
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CORNEN HIT HARD.


Waterbury, July 1o,-Waterbury hit
cornen hard while Bronkie kept the
hits we'll scattered. Two double plays
by the locals, the fielding of Bronkie
and Ladd. and the hitting Of La Chance
were the features Score:
Wntarhurv
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New Haven.

New Haven 20 0 0 0 0 2 0 81
Two base hits, Lepine, Massey. Three
base hits, Bannon. Home run, Bunyan.
Sacrifice hits, Bannon 2, Massey. stolen
bases, Hayward. Double plays, Grub
and Massey; Hoffman, stackpole and
Boucher Left on BASES, Holyoke, g.
New Haven, 4. First base on balls, Off
West, s; off stackpole, 2. Hit by pitch
er, ConnelE Fitzpatrick. Struck out,
by West, 5; by stackpole, 8. Wild
piach, Stackpole. Time, 1880. Umpire,
Kennedy.
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In the national Learu.

St. Louis at Boston.
Pittsburg at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at New York.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
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washington at Chicago.
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
New York at Detroit. (fwo games.)
RqStQp AZ ElaEslaaS,
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GAMES TODAY.
In the state Leagu

Holyoke at Bridgeport.
New Haven at Waterbury
Springfield at Norwich.
Hartford at New London.
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New England League.

At Lawrence 5. Lawrence
8.
At Fall River-IIaverhill 6. Fall Riv-
er l.
At Brockton-Lowell 5. Brockton 4.
At New Bedford-Lynn 8, New Bed<
ford 4 twelve innings).
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IWo-base hlts-Pastor 2, Perkins and
Rothfuss. First base on balls-Off Will
son 2, off Tuckey 3. Struck out-By
Tuckey 2, by Wilson 3. Sacrifice hits
Duffy, Accorsini, Cote and Noyes, First
First base on errors-Hartford A. Left
on -bases-Norwlch 5, Hartford 8. Time
-1:45. Umpire-Kelly.
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Hartford.

'Batted for Wilson in the ninth.
Score by innings:
Norwich 1910 0 0 2 0 %
Hartford $50 0 0 0 O--1
j
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At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5. Buffalo 2
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Iotals .t....,'." 20 IL
Curtis out, hit by batted ball.
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FOR STOMACH SUFFERERS.
Dor't Use AIRY Remedy That Keeps Its
Formula a Secret.

Pcorte who are troubled with ston-
ach weakness Cannot afford to use any
remedy unless they know what it con-
taius
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suocjfc for al disorders 81 the di%cs-
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cure for stomach troubles.
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to strengthen the stomach nerves;
sodium bi-carbonatc. which ncUtralizos
the poisonous acids that are present in
stomach troubles; and nux Nomica.
which will restore viSor t" tn" dl%cS-
five organs and tone the whole nervous
system.
This combination is found only in
Ni-o-Da stomach tablets. and it 50
rarely fails to strengthen the digestive
system and cure all forms Of stomach
disorders that Bowditch. Webster &
60. Of Augusta and Geo. W. Dorr OF
Watervil!c Me. sell the remedy under
q. guarantee to refund the money IN
less it cures.
IF YOU suffer from indigestion. dis
tress after eating, spccks before the
ewes. headaches. pains in the back and
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Lydia Vegetable Woman Ready oncn's

titinn Of Joan Patterson and 10 others
of Eagle Like for same.
i;I Mr.. SEVEN; Of Portage Lake
Petition q y. y. Haynes and others
Of 1!nplctom for same.
~ Air ThcriaUlt Of Fort kcnt-Pcti-
ton q Joseph Wiclaud and - others
for same.
Fly Mr.. Millikcn Of Island Falls-Pe-
tition Of Thomas Albert and others
for same; rcmonstramce Of Lewis A.
Cyr and Sc others against resubmis-
sion; Of Martin s. Rideout and %
others Of I}ridgewatcr; Of Rcmi Sable
and others against same.
BY Mr.. Stevens Of Portage Lake
Rcmonstrance Of Nln. Churchill and
others of Mapleton against same.
BY Mr.. Newbort Of Augusta-Bill,
An Act to repeal Sections Il, Is. &c, II,
IS, 10, 20, Il, %. 23, "A. p. &c, 81, IS,
-, so, 81 g. SO. 81, ana 50 of Chapter
CONTINUED on Page Ninc.)
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STATE OF MAINE

STATE OF MAINE. <
Knox, IS. Supreme Judicial Court.
Federal Trust Co. vs.. Rockiand,s So.
Thomaston q Owls Head Railway and
Thomas Mccartney VS.. Rockland. South
Thoniaston q Owls Head Railway.
above entitled causes made on the second
day of February. 1907. and filed in tho
Office Of the Clerk OF Courts. Knox
County, Maine. the undersigned. Receiv-
crs. being thereunto duly authorized and
directed. will sell at public auction 10 the
highest bidder. in accordance with the
the Court House in Rockland. Maine. on
Friday. the Sth day of March, 1907 at II
o'clock. noon. the following property. viz:
ings. road bed. bridges. tracks, poles,
lines, wires, machinery. equipment, TOOLS
implements materials, supplies. property
rights Qncludng land outside the right
OF way), easements, appurtenances and
franchises. in the hands of said Receiv-
crs, and assets of the Rockland. South
Thon1aston & Owls Head Railway.
The aforesaid premises. property and
franchises will be sold without valuation
or appratSement. as an entirety. as one
lot or parcel free from all liens and
claims of every character and of every
name and nature whatsoever. excepting
only any claim, duty, obligation. or liza
bility to any municipality. the State or
No bid will be received by said Receiv-
erS from any person who shall not first
deposit with them the sum oil one thOuS-
and Q.000) dollars as 4 pledge, and as q
part payment on account in case his bid
is accepted: deposits so received from
unsuccessful bidders will be returned
when the property shall, be struck off:
that received from tho successful bidder
retained to be applied to the purchase
price. or forfeited iE case the bid shall
not be made good. or the purchaser shall
relating to the payment for said property
when and after said sale shall be con-
frmed. if sale not confirmed deposit re-
TUNED 10 bidder: sale to be made sub
iect to confirmation by the Court Court
reserves the right to resell the property
in case the purchaser shall fail to make
payments rs required on confirmation OF
sale: condition of sale more fully set
forth in said decree. and title to be given
in accordance Herewith.
BY said decree all claims to said prop
erty and liens thereon are transferred to
the funds derived from said sale and the
rights Of all parties making such claims.
are to he adjuGicated in the receivership
proceedings and protected in the distri-
button of the funds All claims to said
property ard liens thereon must be pre-
scented within three months from the
confirmation Of sale, or are forever bar
red against said property and its pro-
cccdS.
Dated at Rockland. Maine, February 4.
1907
A. S. LITTLEFIELD,
S. T. KIMRALL.
j. Z. MOORE,
febSeod10t
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this session. 1t is n fact we'll known
to every committee that private legis-
iation takes a great deal of our time
and l may add right here that nine out
OF every ten cases of private legisla-
ton which come before committees are
frivolous and merely take the time of
the committee.
In view of the great importance at
tached TO many of the bills that are
taking the attention OF the committees
l hope that the view of this Senate will
coincide with the view OF the senator
from Hancock. in all my experience
in this body 1 have never known the
committees to be SO busy or working
50 hard as they are at this time and 1
am glad to see the president OF the
Senate conducting the business with
such expedition that we shall not be
unnecessarily delayed. II private
legislation is opened to US until the
end Of the session. We may be here I'M
til the first day of May. Let us give
attention to these matters that are in
the interests Of the public in general;
and I hope that We shall adhere to the
time set. the 18th Of February, in the
mattor Of the introduction of Private
Legislation.
Mr.. MILLS: Mr. President. I beg
leave to suggest that the chair call
Tor an expression by the Senate as to
whether it would be desirable to ad
here strictly to this order.
The president thereupon requested
all senators who We're in favor of ad
herring to the terms OF the order relat
iro tn the introfuctiOn of Private.
and Special Legislation. to manifest it
by rising. Whereupon a unanimous
expression was given by the Senate in
favor Of adhering to the date as fixed
ny the order.
The PRESIDENT: Those interested
in the introduction OF private and
special matters will take notice of this
action Of the Senate.
On motion by Mr.. Aver Of Kennebec
the Senate adjourned.
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Player by Rev. Kearney of Au-
gusta.
Papers from the Senate disposed Of
in concurrence.
Senate Bills on First Reading.
An Act to extend the charter of the
Aroostook Valley Railroad Co.
An Act to amend and additional to
the charter of the Rangeley Trust Co.
The following petitions, bills, etc,
were presented and referred:
judiciary.
Ry Mi. Davies of Yarmouth-Peti-
ton OF Frank II. Haskell of Portland
and about 40 others for amendment for
constitution to provide for proper rate
of taxation on wild land.
BY Mr.. Slower of RrunsWick-Peti-
tior of Bricklayers and Masons Union
of Brunswick for the initiative and
referendum.
BY Mr. Johnson of Watervillc-Bill,
an Act to prevent the unlawful diver
sion Of water" Bill "An Act to au-
thorizc the foreclosure Of mortgages by
sale of the mortsagcd r,orerfy and to
shorten the time of foreclosure by
Otlt y DlctnOuS lblii, Az AZ " t'u
thoriZe the issue of bonds on til serial
payment plan"
Legal Affairs.
4y aIr stevens of Portage Lake
Petition of Ernest Judkins and others
of M%ploton for the act providing fo.
tho raupcr insane and feeble minded by
the state.
BY Mr.. Milliken Of Island Falls
Petition Of S. p. Johnson and others
for same; Of Alvin y. Albert and
others for same.
BY Mr. Theriault of Fl. Kcnt-Peti-
ton of Joseph Michand and % others
of IT. Kent; of John Patterson and II
other of Eagle Lake for same.
BY Mr.. Mcrriman of East Liver
m0rc-Bill. "An Act to incorporate the
Live rm0rc Falls Gas company
BY Mr.. Scatcs of Westbrook-Blll,
can Act to revise the charter of the
city of Westbrook: Bill. IAN Act to
amend Section of Chapter 80 of the
Revised Statutes relating TO registra-
tion 81 apothecalics
Hy Nr. Haskell Of Deer ISle-aill,
can Act authorizing the construction oil
a wharf into the tide waters OF Jerlco
Bay in Deer Isle, Hancock county.
i3y Mr.. Thomas Of HarpsWell--Bill
AN Act to authorize the construction
and maintenance Of (. wharf into the
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Passed to Be Enacted.

An Act to amend Chapter 10. Section
and Chapter 131. Section t. Of the Re
visod Statutes of 1909 relating to priv
ate detectives.
An Act to amend Section A Of Chap
Ter 81 Of the Public Laws of 1905, re-
latinS to close time on Smelts.
All Act additional to Chapter 12I of
the Revised Statutes in relation to
numbering operations.
An Act to amend Section SO of Chap
ter 80 Of the Revised Statutes and Sec
ton of Chapter IS of the Public Laws
oil 1905. relating to the regulation of sale
OF Commercial Fertilizers.
An Act to secure 4 correct census OF
the deaf. dumb. blind. feeble-minded,
ldiotic and insane in this State.
An Act to amend Section u. Chapter
III of Revised Statutes, relating to fees
Of jurors.
An Act to amend Section of Chapter
o. Of the Private and Special Laws OF
lsO5, in relation to fishing in Bagaduce
river.
An Act to amend Chapter 242 of the
Private and Special Laws of 1895, en-
titled AN Act to incorporate the city
of South Portland" as amended by
chapter 1873 of the Private and Special
Laws of 1905.
An Act to amend the charter of the
Swans Island Telephone and Telegraph
Company. Chapter so, Private and
Special Laws of the State of Maine FOR
the year 1907
An Act to extend the charter of the
houlton and Woodstock Electric Rali-
road Company.
An Act to extend the charter OF the
auburn. Mechanic Falls and Norway
street Railway.
An Act to regulate the use of certain
roaos in the town of Bluehill.
An Act to prevent the pollution oil
The waters of North or Varnums Pond.
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boston transcript.
Boston, Mass.
AS to my Croclzer Pen, can only say
that I am delighted with it, and its
peculiar value was especially
emphasized on the New England trip
with President Roosevelt. 1t would
have been bowling bother If I had
been compelled to pump it full from
syringe every time the ink supply grew
light, but having only to blow down the
barrel could fill it without the slight
est Inconvenience. It is also very
pleasing to find that the pen does not
soil the fingers, a fault only too COM
mon in the old style pen, however salts
factory it's writing qualities. All my
reports Of the Presidents trip, aside
from some typewriting work, were
written with the Crocker Pen. and /
shall continue to use it In regular news
paper work.
WILLIAM z. BRIGHAM.
For Sale by
Quinhy and North, Augusta.
J. c. Whittier, HaIIoweli.
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Public Buildings and Grounds.

BY Mr.. TarbOX of INSTRUMENTATION
of V. /. Jordan and 81 others Of Harri-
son for removal of capital to Portland.
By Mr.. Stearns of Norway-Petiti0n
of A. NJ Menish OF Portland and 40
others for same.
BY Mr.. ScatCS OF WeStbroOh-Peti-
ton of Guy p Noodman and A. others
of Wcstbrook for same; of W. c. Hen
derson and 81 others Of Westbrook for
same; of c. w. Waterhouse and 81
others of Westbrook for same.
Ey Mr. Dow of Brooks-Remon-
STRANGE of DR.. c. II. Whitney and ~
other taxpayers of Unity against re
moval of State capital.
BY Mr.. Stuart of observation-disclosures
STRANGE Of +. F. Yeaton and IS other
taxpayers of Belgrade against same.
BY Mr.. Montgomery of Camden-Re-
monstrance OF L. NJ. Chandler and 50
others. taxpayers Of Camden against
same.
By Mr.. Colcord Of Searsport-Re-
monstrance of H. r. Hitchhorn and 81
others. taxpayers Of Stockton Springs
against same.
By Mr.. Gleason of Mexico-Remon-
STRANGE of P. L. Redding and others.
taxpayers OF Sumner against same.
BY Mr.. Crosby Of AlbioR-Remon-
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SEA MOSS FARINE

is pure, health-giving food.
Toothsole, nutritious, econon-
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A 25c. package makes Is quarts
dessert dishes. Just the food
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waterviIIe Notes,

The little Mi-o-na tablets sold by
Geo. w. Dorr. the druggist, have be-
come deservediy popular. cir. Dorr
guarantees that Mi-o-na will make
thin people fat, regulate digestion, and
increase health, or else there will be no
charge for the remedy. and the pur-
chase price Will be returned on de-
mand.