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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-11-27
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.

1t Is a wen known fact that per-
sons living in the pine forests do not
suffer from kidney diseases. One
dose of Pineules at night usually re-
Iieves headache. 80 days treat
meut $1.O0. Your money refunded
If not satisfied Sold by H. F. Burke
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-11-27

Best remedy for mothers to use Is
Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup.
1t tastes nearly as good as maple
sugar, 1t contains no opiates. Sold
by all druggists.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-11-27

Watch the GLOBE Clothing Store
window for the 1O3 pieces OF china
ard a china closet 70 be given away
free.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-11-27

What would be more appropriate
for Xmas than a large photograph;
Wilson makes them.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-11-27

Watch tho Globe Clothing Store
window for the 103 pieces of china
and a china closet to be given away
free.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-11-27

Large photos a specially, at WI
sons Studio. Traders building.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-19
BOTH MEN TIRED.
Connolly and Carroll Put Up Fast
Bout at New York.

New York. Dec. 1N-The fight between
the police ana boxing club managers
stands as 4 draw. The police gained an
other point in court Tuesday when LILLY
Elmer. manager Of the Consolidated n. e..
was held in Sl0O0 bonds for one year not
to violate the law in regard to Starring
exhibitions.
Promoters Of the fight cinhS cam" pack
strongly Tuesday night AMI succeeded IN
conducting 4 show at Browns %ymna-
sum- Elmcr'S counsel has secured Il WIlt
of habeas corpus which will save Elmer
from putting up bond until Justice
Greenbaum. who issued the writ. disposes
of the case.
AT Browns gymnasium Tuesday mGht
BARLEY Connolly Of Portland. Me, ana
Boston fought a six-round draw with
Boxer Carroll. Connolly used body
punches clevery and Carroll played i"r
the face. Both were weary N the lihlNh
from the fast milling Young Roster out
pointed Willie Schumacher in IN" semi
windup. Jack Tipman and Jack Hniief
fought n four-round draw and Jack Muf-
Continued on Page Five)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-19
U. OF M. A MEMBER.
Admitted to National Rifle Association
Under New Provision.

The University Of Maine las hacn al
mitted to membership in III" National
Rifle Association under a new provision
Just adopted 50 as to include in ITS atiil-
lated organizations rifle clubs Of COLLEGES
and schools. The former an. to De in
stitutiuns comforting degrees. and The lat
ter pubic preparatory. lIign ana private
sch"nls ana academies. IN each ease
clubs must have not less Than - menu
hers
The National Rin.' Association will give
a prize To each club annually fnr com
petition among its members. Several 9TH
er college clubs lave alradv joined the
association under thi~ nrw iui,.
Tie first indoor tuurEIn.n FOR school
boys will be- held in New York from Dec
. u Jan. I. The National Rife" Ass"cia-
tion Will build Il rifle r;Ii;. at the For
est Fish. Game. and SpnI tsmnn's eAhihi-
ton al the Grand Central I'tlar" especial
~ for schoolboy matches. u y expected
that al least u out Of tile u High schools
in New York will be- represented by
teams. as well as jersey civ. Paterson.
Elizabeth. Stamford. g.. and perhaps
Baltimore. Washington ana Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-19
DOINGS IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS.

ball Association, has been awarded to the
following members of the past seasons
football team bv the Williams College
Athletic Council: Capt. William w. FL
der '0S and Belvidere Brooks 10 Of Brook
lyn, Downing l.. Brown dS of Portland.
Harold II. Lament '0S and 'ElcaZer ID.
Williams '0S of Pittsfield Charles ID. Reid
Jr. '6S Of Auburn. n. Y, Vincent G. Rob
erts '0S of Milwaukee, Capt.-elect Gilbert
l.. Mosse 80 Of New York, Henry W.
Harler Jr. 80 of Canton, O., Clarence r.
Brown y? Of Montclair n. j., Carroll e.
Robb 20 of Richmond Hill. n. Y, Charles
II. WaGsworth u" Of Dorchester, AlcNan-
der NJ. Swain 10 of Philadelphia, John f..
Rarpfrcde '03 If Pearl River, n. y. Jesse
ID. Pearson III Of Lockport y. y, Ernest
II. Winter II Of Orange. \. j.
Williams College Athletic Council has
re-engaged William Lauder Of New York.
coach of the baseball team last year. to
coach the team this season. and Manager
Mcclellan Of the association Las received
il telegram from Mr.. Lauder accepting
the appointment.
Lauder was succ' ssful in his work a
wear ago, and it is believed with the ma
trrial at hand this year, which is cx""p-
tionally good, that Williams should be
strongly represented on the diamond.
Lauder is Il graduate Of Brown in the
class Of 1893, ana during lis Senior "ear
was cantain Of the brown team. lie play
ed professional ball four years after l"aV-
ing college. two as third bascman on the
Philadelphia Nationals and two in the
same position on the New York Nation
ais.
Mr. Lauder will be with the candidates
for a week in February, and Will come
to Williamstown in April t" remain with
the team until the end of I'll" season.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-19
MARKET REPORTS
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
features Of the Days Dealings in All
The Leading Stocks.

New York. Dec lS.-Thc heavy con2cs-
tion of tndaY'S dealings in q few stocks
pointed Enthusiastically Ia the pt1te ssinn;,I
character pf the market. tbs Was u, "A
tlclllarlv marked in Reading, in whIcu
orders for many thousands Of shares vcr.
executed from single houses Tie fact
mat action Was looked fnr during the ia .
on ifc dividend on this stock .',l.cl tu
he interest in the Iar""- t!arr.tciinns.
Reading = aEHTeSSIyc upward tInI after.
early. weakness affected the tone Of thc
mol" market in sympathy. Tie stock re-
acted On the regular dividend de'l"rai !on.
New YORK Central W:S an Indifferent
Ellafcf IN Inc bt!i"lal Epturn, III spit. or
the reputation Of recent unfavorablc rti-
lnoiS. by the declaration Of the quarterly
HiNld@hd AT the per cent. rat" inaugtIi-
ated ~ this time last year. This action
was ;OrcShadoWcd DY tie declaration Of
the extra dividend yesterday on Lake
Shor" and Michigan Central. the TWO
principal SlpsidillY companies Gf The
Genital. Tie effect Of divid. nd ticri4la-
lion Therefore was not notably favorable
10 the stock Tile favorable effect an
Pennsylvania on the increase in lie com
pany'S dividend was scarcely greater. On
the other hand, Missouri Pacific was quite
weak on the circulation Of Ium0iN throw
ing Doubt On tie maintenance Of its diyi-
dend at the present rat. one Of lie day' !
events that relieved the market from
some pressure was tie rrla.atiOn Or fur
tension in tie can money market TIr
lISh rat" was l. per cent. ana tn"i.. W..-
a recession FROM thai in subsequent loans
A rebound in TIA" London p!icr 81 copper
and tin WOS II some assistance to indus
trials connected with the metal Trad, =
IT, spite Of the activity ANA mobility az II
lew stocks III" mass nf these Socn .Iics
Was neglected.
I;OndS were. irregular Total sales r.,r
valu". Sl,432,G" United States bonds We're
unC hanged ON e; II
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-19
FiTZMAURiCE SIGNS AGAIN.
VIII Coach U. Of M. Baseball Team
For Next Season.

Orono. Me. Dec. lS.-(apeciaD.-Wil-
liam F. Fitzmaurice, the ba seball coach
of this years team has signed a contract
to coach Maine again next season ana he
Will start on his duties early in the spring.
Mr.. Fitzmaurice is n man well up in
baseball circles He started his early
baseball training in Marlboro. Mass.
where he had his first experience with Il
local team. In 1895 lie joined tie FAN
River team ana helped it to win the
championship. He played with the Fail
River team for two seasons and then
signed with Newark in the Atlantic
League. In 1895 he was a member OF the
Rome team in the New York State
League and the following year Joined the
Manchester y. H.. team. From 1850 to
100 he played in New Haven and the lat
ter year was with the Lowell nine. This
wear he was with the Lynn team.
Jack" Phelan. last years basketball
coach. viii again have the Varsity team
III charge this year The first game Of
the season will BE- against a." Guilford
High school "a Jan ..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-19
GLEASON is CHAMPION.
Boston's Crack Shot Carries OFF Hon.
ors at Amateur Shoot.

New York. Dec. 19.-Dr. T.. +. Gleason,
the crack shot from the Boston Athletic
Association, won the amateur: clay bird
chan.r iOnship Of the United States at the
traps Of the New York Athletic Club.
Travis Island. Tuesday. DR.. Gleason's
score of % out of Il possible no was the
largest ever made in the history of the
association. His performance was all tn"
more remarkable in that lie had to con
tend with 4 strong wind, which made the
living of tho birds variable DR.. Glca-
sons high score was made early in the.
day. when the SUN was at its height. but
this was no drawback to the expert from
Boston. On the most difficult trap he
made n score Of -, while on the first trap
he got only 90 He got the same number
on the fourth trap. .. l.. Lord of Cen
trail City. Ia, took second prize with q
total of "a out of possible 100 Both
Ford and DIR. Gleason We're in the same
squad.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-19
GENERAL SPORTS.
Shrubb Has Fast Tryout
on Indoor Track.
U. Of N. Admitted to National
Rifle Association.
Gleason Captures Honors at Am.
ateur Sh00t...WiIIiams' Athletics.

Boston. Dec. 18.-Alired Shrubb, the
g.. miles yesterday on the indoor track
at the Park Square roller skating rink
in preparation for his race there Dec.
%, when he Will appear IN Il relay race,
and which will be his last local contest
prior to his return to England. At the
conclusion of yesterdays try-out he eX-
pressed himself as entirely satisfied
with his pace. and said that he felt
confident that he could make as fast
time in the race indoors as he has been
maIiing during his late races on the
uncovered tracks.
Saturday next he will meet Franz
Kanaley and Myers in IL l0-n!ile relay
race at PaWtucket This match WAS
down to take place last Saturday, but
was postponed on account Of the
weather. His race in Boston Will also
be 4 relay match Of 10 miles again i
kanaley, Williams and Myers directly
after which he will journey to Phila
delphia to take part in an indoor race,
! at the conclusion of which he will
| leave this country for his home in
| England
| The managers at the Park Square
| rink have concluded arrangements for
| the appearance of the famous French
cyclist Darrlgon, and he is expected
| to arrive in the city early tomorrow,
| and will at once get into training ON
! the banked track in preparation for his
coming contests.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-19

work. but beginning with the spring
term they will be required to specialize
in an advanced course in one of these
two branches
The petition drawn up by a commit
tee representing the band. and request
ing the faculty to recognize the band
as part of the military department
OF the university, has been favorably
acted upon. This will result i'm chang
Jig considerably the band as a college
organization. In the past any student
at the university, provided he had the
reqred rank in all his studies, had the
privilege of trying for the band. Be
ginning with the spring term, those de-
string to try fer the band must be reg
isterad in the military department.
This means that the band men will
have To spend the regular drill hour
IN daily band practice. The men will
be required to buy their own uniforms,
which will be the same as those worn
by the cadets. For one year of band
work, five hours a week, they will also
receive one point towards graduation.
The addition Of military band to the
military department will do much to-
wards lettering the condition Of the
battalion, which is in better shape this
year than ever before. The band men
will be excused from gymnasium work.
In the interest of the University of
Maine Foresters Association, Prof
Austin Cary, head of the forestry de-
partment at Harvard, gave an inter-
esting illustrated lecture Wednesday
| evening in the chapel
The University of Maine Musical
! Clubs will go on three days trip dur
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-19
UHGLAuB WILL SIGN.
Letter 20 President Taylor Takes Load
on OF Magnate's Mind

BOSTON. D"c IS ~ yesterdays mail
Ir. sid,rt John l.. Tavlur Of tho Bns-
ton American League club received =
letter from Robert I'nglaub. In which
the latter agreed t. accept TN Boston
clubs terms f"r mkt ."aSun.
President Tayl"r was greatly pleased.
Last year thrr" Was 10 cnl of trouble
ia getting l'nglauh's nam" to con-
tract. and his subsequent appointment
and retirement as manager caused
NOR" or less controversy
Several times during the fall it was
nnotlcially announced that Unglaub
would not be with III" Boston club
next season but now unless the plans
of President Taylor and Manager Nc
CURE miSCarry he will be- found at the
first station when the season opens.
There il no doubt Of Tngluh's
ability t. play the position. ANA he is
not likely to be- hamrnrrd with any
other responsibilities.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-19
SPORTING NOTES

Joseph Lacombe Of Augusta ana Fred
ling match tomorrow night IN Darby hall.
under the auspices Of the ForeSters of
America The men ere rated as among
The best WrcstleTs in the State. and the
contest viii be good one. There will b"
preliminary match between George Gil
brrt ami Kid Barrows.
The veteran all-round athlete Horace
Ere" ~ BiddefSrd is training for a walk
ing match with George Wilson. letter
carrier of the same city. One PROPOSE
ton is To walk from Biddeford 10 Port
land for 80 a side Another is to walk
to Portland and out again for So a side
As snow has now made road walking diff
hcnlt, the match may be held in the Saco
city hail Christmas day.
Fremont Ames of Turner has sold
his handsome, fast 4-year-old brown
gelding, Ted Perry, to John Thomas of
East Auburn, and the horse has been
driven to the stock farm of Ben Thorn
as in Leeds, where it will be trained
In ali probability he will be tried on
the track next fall. He is expected to
show good speed. Few are better
bred. He is sired by Tarratine, one of
Nelson's best bred sires by Nelson's
Wilkes. His dam is by Young Rolfe
sire Of Nelson, 30. A 2-year-old high
stopper with speed named Helen T.,
has been sold by Ben Thomas to
Thomas F. Priest of Arlington, Mass.
and she is attracting much attention
around Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-19

officers, was in the vicinity recently look
ing for nest of the brOwn-tail moth, which
should be a subject of interest to all par
ties.
Rev. and Mrs. ]. F. Jones were guests
at G. f. Taylor's last Thursday.
The pupils under the direction of their
teacher. Mrs. Edith Stewsrt, are to have
Christmas tree and an entertainment
Tuesday evening, Dec. a, at the Nassal-
boro schoolhouse.
Several from this place We're not able
to attend the funeral Of the late John
Boyington, on account Of the bad travel
ing.
All will be interested to know that there
will he an entertainment and Christmas
tree at the Baptist church. North Wind
sor, on the evening of Dec a.
Miss Edna Pierce is expected home Sat
urday to pass the Christmas holidays
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Pierce.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-19

Cincinnati Dec. Is Doubt as to the
accuracy of tn" report that the Amer
Jean Association had i"cid'd I" place
= baseball club in Chicago, was tx
pressed ~ Chairman August Herr
mann. Of the National Baseball Com
mission today.
"Ihc American Association will mo-
b." :,llO&cd To- enter Chicago. declared
Hermann. "unlrsA o. National ami
American Leagues ril" their consent"
Cl.t,"r". Dr,. lN.-It re.un"t h.. con
filn.H. hu' t. g"I.-rJl's RIP rt"i to-day
that th" American L"a"u" win T"fUs..
it, consent {" ilu. placing II IN Amer
lean Association 'luh 10 THIS city
" Tile Au~ri.3R League eel. nv its r"-
'cut meeting in Chi,J-n. rfus' ilf
'unsrnt O" IA" placing 90 au American
A...s.rirti"u tam 90 'h'riru. and ia =
'trL,t'I I'r'-. i.'tt Johr-on =" rII-,s'.
l.Iur,. 10, NatEpnll Cuiumi ion amy
Iuu,, thr Nu.rr,lu ~ .u,iltiru might
inuE i"v#rls .,.uruus y Chi'iFn fran
'hi.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-19

grand idea if Tenney should be shipped
to the Queen City for Schiel. Lobert
and some pitcher whom the Reds are
TO release.
In their religious belief that Tenney
was acquired merely for trading pur-
poses the sharps are likely to be
fooled. Originally McGraw wanted
certain men from Cincinnati, but since
then he has acquired players from
Boston. who suit him just as well. If
not better and he can now laugh at
Hermann efforts to get a manager.
Certain men are still due to leave
the New York club for parts unknown,
but no player obtained from Boston
Will be sent on a journey either toward
tht. East or West. McGraW Stll has
trading material but Tenney will not
be- allowed to go To Cincinnati for the
good Of the league" nor will Bresna-
han. now that Rowerman has depart.
ed be offered on the block
ANY men that McGraW gets rid of
in the future will be players who have
Teen with him in the past and who are
not Of the stripe of RreShnahan. Roger
may have had many scraps with his
Loss, but verbal fights are almost Il
necessity on a team that wants to land
in the front rank The old Orioles used
to scrap among themselves on the
slightest provocation and the Cubs
last season We're rent with disSention in
the early part OF the campaign as to
the best course to pursue on the dia-
mund.
If Garry Hermann still wants a
manager he cannot look to New York
L. release Tenney and Hermann might
as well start to weigh John Camel
and Miller Higgins in the balance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-19
BOXING NOTES

Sailor Burke and Walter Stanton viii
meet III New York New Years day.
Young E,lne ana Willie Moody lave
been matched to box again in Philadel-
phia in two weeks.
An Ashland, Cal, promoter is trying to
bring Kaufman and Berger together
again. Kaufman has accepted. hut I3er-
ger hcsitates.
Harry Lewis, the Philadelphia Weller
Mantell. which was to take plac" at Ly-
Evansville, X. l.
Boxing is to open m again in Hot
Springs after the first of the new year,
ANA Peter Jackson ANA Iohn Willie will
meet in the feature bout.
The Dout between Jimmy Briggs and
NJ. Lemoine. which WAS IT, have. taken
place in Snuthblidge tonight, has been
POSTPONED till New Years day.
lack Blackburn. The colored boxer 81
Philadelphia. has been offered chance
to box Kid Kctchtl in Denver New Year
day. II is good betting that Tie pr"m"t-
~ cannot get Ketchel to box so soon after
his bout with Thomas
Tony Caponi. WHO fought two draws
ana was quickly finished IN another BATH
with Iapke, has been hired BY Hugo
Kelley. who will meet Iaplle Dec ~. KEEL
ley believes he can get a line on i'apkc :
style of milling from CapOni. As III" lat
ter could not help himself against Papkr,
he is not likely to give Kelley much in
formation.
There is movement on foot by som"
Of the Boston promoters To hold some
bv the process of elimination discover
one who will he able to give Attell (:
hard battle. 1t is proposed TO match
belmont against Tommy OToole. the
winner to meet Owen Moran. and the
winner of that bout to face AttTll
sideration than his opponent from the
promoters is gone by. The promoters Will
not stand for any more Billy Nolanism,
and it will he useless for a boxer on MS
manager to present the claim that ne Is
more prominent or has better reputation
than his prospective opponent. The pro-
moters have decided not to have any
dealings with those who make such
claims-BOston Globe.-Now if someone
will devise q means of preventing lake
fights and giving the patrons Of the game
a square deal. it will go far towards ef-
eye boxing has received in many sections.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-19

ing Christmas vacation. The first con-
cert will be held in Milo Monday, Dec
30. The following night the clubs will
go to Guilford and on New Years
night will hold a concert in Brewer.
The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS debate
VIII be held in the chapel Jan 8.
l9oS. The speakers representing the
Sophomore class will be Redman, Stow
er and johnson, while the Freshmen
speakers are Southland, Richardson and
Woods. The subject is Resolved, That
the American Tariff Should Be Re
moved from Lumber The Sophomores
have the negative and the Freshmen
the affirmative. Both teams are work
ing hard, the Sophomores being
coached by Mr.. Prince and the Fresh
men by Mr.. Pearson
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-19

Again the 50 consecutive shot record
goes up before the hands of +. L. Hayden
at the winters tournament of the Myles
Standish Rifle Club of Portland. This
time Mr.. Hayden used Il .iS cal. s. & w.
revolver and scored -, So, 81, % and 30, Il
total of AS out of Il possible 500. +. l.
Cobb. Jr., still leads the rifle class. There
are many contestants in this class who
have yet to finish their original 10 tar
gets. and it is expected before Saturday
night everyone will have finished their
original entry. o. f. Gerrish leads the
field with a high aggregate Of 1920 points
W. NJ. Fawcett second with 1928 points
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-19
STATE NEWS.
KENNEBEC.
WEST WINDSOR

The roads in this section are \ mixture
of snow and bare places and if seems 70
De matter of wheels and runners. The
man who has taken the one would wish
lie mad taken the other. Pleasure riding
Is luxury which cannot be enjoyed lust
now.
j. W. Lamson's colt that met with an
accident few days ago is improving.
r. a. Barnes has been in the place for
a few days
hiram Pierce. one of Windsor's town
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-19
j. OF MAINE.
Additional Requirements
In Civil Engineering.
Musical Clubs 10 Take HOLIDAY
Trip class Debate.
Band Is Recognized as Part Of the
Military Department.

or"no. Me. Dec. 1S-(SpeciaO.-T
members Of the Junior Civil Engineer
hs society Of the University Of Maine
listened Tuesday evening to an in
s'ruc'iVc address by Prof. Boardman
on The Work of the Geological Survov
III the United States" Prof Boardman
spoke with special reference to the
bearing Of this survey on the State Of
Maine
junior students in civil engineering
nave heretofore been taking element
airy courses in hydraulics and railroad
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-19
WILL KEEP TENNEY.
McGraw To Hold Onto Men Acquired
From Boston Club.

New York, Dec. lS.--Gerry Herr
mann went back t" Cincinnati with an
Entertaining thought that he could go
10 John T. Bush and tell him that for
the good Of the league it would be 4
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-19

Directors Of the Chicago Board Of
Trade by unanimous vote have
expelled Daniel G. Wright, who recent
~ pleaded the gambling act as his de-
fence in an action brought by grain
commission house to recover money
due from him. Wright was declared
guilty of dishonest conduct in testify
ing under oath that Board of Trade
transactions were gambling. thereby
rejecting upon the good name and
dignity of the Board on Trade, whose
rules do not permit gambling.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-19
Chicago Cattle Market.

ChifagO. Dec. n
CATTLE Reccints 2l,GOO, market
straGy: steers 3@NiG.2i
IfDGS-Rcc-ipts 46.tFS: market about IL
lower. choice heavy shipping 7JG:iSe
SHEEP Receipts 23mu: market weak:
sleep -m4.u. lumI j.+0fiG.n. yrarlinss
I .rfI4NJ
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FOOTBALL NOTES.

Sumner l.. Mountfort, 90. of Deering.
has been elected captain of the West
brook Seminary football eleven. He plavs
fullbaCk.