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The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-10-30
RELIGION CLASS
CONVENT ION

The religion class workers of Web
er, North Weber mi ogden stakes
VIII meet in convention at 9:55 m.
and 30 p m., Sunday. in the Weber
academy, where the time will be TAX
en- up IN reading and discussing pap
ers and listening TO reports and In
struction on religion class work. Some
excellent vocal numbers Will inter
The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-10-30
BANKRUPTCY PETITIONS
FILED IN FEDERAL COURT

Albert l.. Hamlin, carpenter and
builder OF Salt Lake City. filed an APP
plication in the United States court
Friday to be adjudged bankrupt He
gave his assets as S1,301, which is
claimed to be exempt, his liabilities
as S4,519S0.
Mr.. Gordon. q cigar manufacturer OF
Salt Lake, also filed application to be
declared bankrupt Gordon's liabill-
ties were given as Sl,061.s5 and his
assets as $40.
The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-10-30
OO1BA[L IN
The CHURCH

1t is not often that football goes to
church, but this evening. 1T the
First Methodist church. Rev. F. v.
Fisher Will try to make goal with
an address on Football and Life" to
all football players and onthusiasts.
The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-10-30
ARIZONA HAS THE
OREGON PLAN

Phoenix. Ariz., Oct. 29--After more
than two weeks of deliberation, the
Legislative committee reported that in
itiative and referendum proposition
TO the constitutional convention today,
leaving the percentages to be decided
by tho convention. The form report.
The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-10-30
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

Notice is hereby given that my
wife has left my bed and board, and
that | will not be responsible for any
bills contracted by her In my name,
THOMAS HALEY.
Dated Ogden, Utah, Oct 81. 1910.
The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-10-30
eRte-hsc 40. 1910.

death message came. as the earlier
telegram had merely stated that he
was seriously injured. and she had
been hoping that this message over
estimated his injuries.
The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-10-30

Cures baby's Group. Willio's daily
cuts and bruises. mammals sore
throat, grandma's lameness. DR..
Thomas Eclectic Oil-the great house
hold remedy. -
The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-10-30
, @ @ G G G @ @ o @ @ 0 @ @ @ {
BOY FALLS OVER
A HIGH CLIFF

San Francisco, Oct. 20
Stumbling over the preclpices
at Lands End. Stephen Driver,
the 15-year-old son Of C. w,
Driver, a wealthy farmer, foll
200 feet to the rocks below
yesterday and was fatally in
jureJ. IL was several hours
before aid could reach the UNI
conscious boy. the rescuors ar
riving just as the rising tide
was about to wash Linn out to
sea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-23
,,sss AND AcREAGE-fcant.l
fse~ ..>.-.-l>~-~ 4~~-NFfsf>srsf~a-s's
,sxsoN REALTY 6 LOAN CO
oSEAcRE TRACTS

- e.,t-sus ara chehals On fhs
ar nre fla tises aar.iFn
- !, ,aea 9f xfstel 3aes aal afef-
tis4 Is ttIH yer acre aH fFuf
na VIII D. aarih taas Tot
~, 80 % rlca has& beaver aafn
So aAHt eaialninx fiir hMils e
~.as iNarc asGlf afaAaaa h4Ha Der
- Hrnx ~ auaa4i pAF meats ~
- mns frnm rsafFaNa az
- se4sss darn hnttAms Is sea
-. y lefss gaAsf eWlaisAtf@# fHH
-. "a spFfax NHH HT# fi
saa r,e4 sarr Nnt 1sHFr HaHfkH.
- rshtf1s haeHsa t@Ha ast
fsszs } tsii aNft sHa sas
ssNazrs srtd a&Fue hasEH 81
- sata.effy tseit sfe ses
ss.se0
s~w "a. basel vsfirF isnt 81 acres
: 49,. ~ /. tefFa afr HFfH fsaf fs.
- s.si atrsa msaisa
- ,apes fren faeH suatl haaas.
49, t,rs SCI tearsf zna ersss fsHs
= r1nslrn eafeT tfea r&th. eaffnee
3 nt Il gsf teHt 81 HfA
$1,000
= sr,s Ys aihfk tiaH sa aeres fFwst
swsu IS 4eets heMeN Is aesee sH
rsa 81 acres iltaa - asf#s eAs
- wea taag sEmm eaAAfl uaaf
-. ttsB4 ] s8aas large sseaH a#sT
asA Ffaas - less casa. baseae
att ~ ferf No SIS
WATERFRONT
fzwggN AND FRUIT RASg II
Il $50 h,aaif4i gslaft - aeFes
50 fet f.atfl beach al aF4ar4
- fsFis1 49, ICES arafiF level
sea = 1rrtaft ard sHatf a. ksEis
fntsr tat saali fFatfs Use s.Fass5a
sr a.easa ts4tea tafIaataE Hafss
Eset ~ tkarsrcs isetf enszs#s silently
"a ~ sacsf tsass pass daily
~ hIisi rlty piautg Waeet for -
F1n Pre- ~ $50 eNsy iefFas
isfEs9N REALTY q LOAN CO.
BAILEY BLDG
MAIN ilt IND. SO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-23

Halter Beach Bath House IA for the The
prices 2fc for towels shower bath
had for including
shower All drinks coffee
lowest city prices Summer last Tho
II changes minute week viii
cleanliness viii be rowdss
daughters with Come
rest wont cost cent have cottages 20
sell AZ n bargain.
siding which you
We will let make coffee sell
the There nothing this advertisement but that wi
be strictly lived Will also make club dressing
for children under H. Stokes ice sold You viii
find Al order
car. way Occidental Get
Halter station.
II. DEE MANAGER.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-23
FARMS AND AcReAoE-tcon,s.,

FARMS AND RcREhGE-(contd.)
~s~~~~~~~s~~~4~~~ -~-~s~>-~~s~@e-Ns~-rs~
FREE HOMESTEAD5-is0 acres
and 800 acres. located In the
wheat and apple BELT Of
WASHINGTON. Have few
choice ones. With RUNNING
WATER: only have 70 live "a
MONTHS on them. have some
fine desert claims; man or wo-
man can take 800 acres; you
don't have 10 live on them. We
are going UP Sunday night; bet.
ter Join us. No money In ad'
vance. u. l.. FORREST. sur
veyor. 1913 Second s.. room 307.
VIII be open Sunday from 3 TO
~. Have few fine relinquish-
ments cheap.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-23

BEAUTIFUL LITTLE HOME
CHEAP.
ALSO A MONEY MAKER.
A nyerOom and bath and base.
meui cottage on n f7th ST.
that ~ a perfect little picture
OF a complete li,tle home
II has gas, electricity. beau
tlful brass fixtures. big.
comfortable fireplace. built
an cupboards. mission finish.
water. sewer. sidewalks and
street graded and all assess
menta paid In fun. This ls
withou, doubt the most com
piets and moderately priced
cottage We have ever had for
sale. II has a nicely built
chicken yard In the rear
with all conyeniences and a
nicely built chicken house.
with drawers for different
KINDS 81 eggs, chicken feed.
etc. same being separated
from the rest Of The yard BY
rabbit proof fence. Come
tn the office and see the pic.
lures II you are In the
market for a home. ten TO
one YOU will buy this one.
PRICE t2.680.
ABOUT $500 CASH.
BALANCE s2s PER MONTH,
AT 7 PER CENT INTEREST.
MCLAUGHLIN REALTY CO,
ilgT AMERICAN BANK BLDG
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-23
EARNS ANo MATHEMATICIAN,

FARMS AND AcREAoE-(contl
WANTED arn 20 sui aHs aud five.
arfa ffzHtHs tlark sail cleared ana
lsysil tins Ter fruit ana paulify tift
tta assn and s. per manih see NJ
heffa 81 Afesas AnnsH before
10 tn
sanssl ceiiysr e, l.ssry nsiiains
hsf iaads Last yaus property sra him
FOR SALE or EXCHANGE.
-'~s>er~s~~-~~ses~ee-~-es
EXCHANGES
% fsrs fraatags o. ara Az close e
fsr tmufaaea eits property Aud gas
cash aiffefHnea.
IS srrss. cleared sna f-ursa 100 bear
tra ffais tfeas sFaau haaar. aatsf
pieces to haasa. harr. rtietru houses.
horse Z naHs ace rhirhens. hRf.
q ere eisY limits - the he.t uiris
taan Ntshin I hears ride ~ assttia.
rrira q aas wiA Trade for clsar Hs,
atiip pfa9eftF
% Faa have sNs tmrfafsa FARMS 90 trade
fsf eiH HfHrsftN. tnAAi me description.
pf better Gala - uffite hafv some
eHnleP ettf pfapsftf 90 Wsag
MEnnfTr mEALrr co. iaga riRar Az
its KcREa safsf frans hsiasso rararas
sFehss8 n assss Is eats aaa hap 81
Sores sac flfnhFg nsisnrs " iaud easy
cleared ~ sant ~ gravel t'rlce
issisass h ss~. ssh hsrsss.
bHEs fae rhfaAens ara ~ machinery.
ssEans. etf stfesfu Eaad nsuse. SOD
~, 80 ~ $3.50. $3.50 4, .ei,.
81 DIXON q co.
ftf Wafisu ~
Co AcRE IMPROVED RANCH.
Seven miles from Olympia. $500:
wili exchange Tor part vacant
or small improved city property
We also have other improved
ranches
s p DIXON a co.
as Marion So
gat safe 81 ssrhaaas faf tiig pfppsfsF
rhif ean reach be- igts affKtqs f.fnufu
hease sna iussiiafs. barn. ~agdshsi
fsacsd sws8 Tsastahfs ~ chicken FanFh
heated 81 AtHsns or tnfsrufhsa be-
tseea seattle and Tacoma 49, owrsf
, ~ clats. ftt caiunhia. Phone Asin
"a ypu wtsh b ssrhanFs youf sitY prep
sftr fsf Fsnsh o. farm lana. eAa
G. J. c. PRIOR.
ST. Nsw sfk uiaH
Far Asta 81 tradeaA flrnf ftasH Fwem
ing house f0urfssr rooms NeaE fth ana
Nnimu, VIII tahs lard ~ part eaah ard
hslanrs pAymNntn party leaving city
Tel ftKt
AAmENTA
A. satFa veil Improved ranrh ard So
affis real estate 10 rarhaaEs Tor htbsfta
iands ApHif 60 hoa HlnEEfeu. Wn
wsserfranf tafs eisno farnifaFa
scrss Trade fef California 1919 Madissn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-23
SAGRlF ice

Lot sert6s % alley. south face: sound
and mountain view EfRdsd street. city
water leo high. near phinneY az. car
north 81 Woodland Park $3.50 terms
Take lhiuney AZ. car 20 6tth - See
= Evstt CO. Phones. North IS.
lad. white gta.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-23

] kfAA - AaNFf1HF
iaans ny realty furniture pissgs ~. ~.
Ds.1Hf y lsn',sn Sc s iR.s ~ H'''''"
/ Loans ~ fufnItute hafasa qts st''
/ iiam roath roen ~ veg Yark Hias
REAL ESTATE LOANS
| ses~=es|ars~-eNsesesaes
Hournwrsr rnunT 4 sAFE DE-
pogiT CO. Flrn ~ aad Columbia A..
/ froimHn nuiidInKI. Invites 1ppilcatienf
| fof loans from $500 70 5000 ~ ~.
ssiabiifhsd districts
| CITY AND COUNTY LOAhB
| On improved o. vacant properlE o. saa
urr cent. any amount from 80 - lkYH
| fqf n long Or short time ana sasy PAY.
nrnfsi n1 DELAY ftuffeFaui ~. s9f
bpai9n niore second and Caiumbia
rER enST.
IN eUMH $500 no e. 800
no DELAY 90 EMPiNf Hf.py
~ os9 private m9nes n loan 81 2 rome
Classified Directory.
-0~~occ~~eeo-o~0
hAfL.a ~ rnis pEfAhrAEhi
cgy'A, Ii %! -, 90 our Collector las
yEasAaEE - a1is s,0s5 OF rsD al
>ocooo~oARJgtt1gyeoo~>oooo
CO. Hsiisr a.seE fhsns naih 81
o0ecooo@oe,gtJ@t
eaaai.ss,' a stsssa T 81 s fi, rs fia- "
= q Hsaken. z9a LIBERTY Bldg rhird
snd pdion Charges very reasonable
iFnidFnreH sretlaits.
acoooDo(gJl9 lJsieJlSgoo.ooooc.
~oac1eNGy,ls. c,ar
NnGR1cIN06rSS i'zIaR c6reoa-'~
HEAD ofne.. 1 4s1ss,s. Canada go,
baailHg business fntsfssi allowed %
EEATrLB BRANCH
y v tot wnsf
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~ c.afeisE,ls. ais sgfihE &C Ia
oqoocooccc. llEe..QgIslsoooooooo
aate suite $40 Marion BidE Phoue e1t1
800 MONTHLY. 25c A CORN.
A w. KLINE, $50 ARCADE BLDG.
N6 5ss-TI = y y, =, =, y ,c,S
~ chronic diseases iff Afcaas v sTfI
>oooo.>.sstt I1IlsS ~ ~ A,,.1.,,
HI. TgifI'f 8lfxi'SlPSffflE WDES
bEEFtL MEDIUM Gives saiuabfs ad.
vice on al affairs % life Permanently
located az Der pTiFats hsfnc. 1ftM Ffhe
o., near hiafh Az Also gives sonderfui
iatkr rharfrH
CARD niskDiNo-f4adies gse. nlsa
Voc ie3a Terry A. Eastinke car
~'>Qc>co~cs,cle'.JJlJlyst.
Ing ana az articles - value bought ani
tola keRa 2tIs Flfst Ind Gsfa
- SO. NTIer-
on f1z2ffG>S 'sa1gsTaf 70" fSffssSSsc
.uJIr1IItT AGTNfIEs
GSfS '5slss g ( - = SSSs1s
peg Seattle. Aain safti Ind u7f A.
~ooo~oooc.tsyjt,1sss.o1.ooo.oooo-o
y hprcksft--AH scEfts. cuslccIi0
corporations organized Notary public.
Damage cases q apseiaify Bo5h phones
f9t-I-g hsrke His. second ana aarion.
z HchofL LaWysr te1.t Pioneer
Fldr. Consultation free. Personal In
2attes aps ialtF Practice On az cogrfs
corwiu Tcwnaend. a9s BAILEY Bidg
CONCENTRATION free huahard. wife INJURIES
~-oc~-~~N~~~ Sse-S~-~~y~-o-~-~@O~-~
NstNNtEifs steam tub nNfAMt ak years.
present lneauan Cottage. ia Union. roar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-23
FOR 2 DAYS

Good f4ur room cottage. city watrr.
lies hish, haaaa aud nspuuialn tisn near
FhinnNy HF car. north - Woodland
park Zoe s0st9 Cafnss OF atleF OniF
tianH iiao cash. balance 40 per inangh
Eake infancy az car 10 Eafh 81 see
led white 7ts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-23

NOW is TmE THINE To buy
fruit Valley We haven't any soeailed
"snaps" but reasonable prices aud on
easy terms We are SPECIALISTS IN YAKIMA LANDS"
and can NJ you right Come In with time We
are always a home 10 you. a.
f. J. HAAszE SON.
Main 5ags $50 Lsary Bldg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-23

81 nNN
ehEtte wiih as nnF. fuii grown cherry
ifHHa worth lh9 each The fHaif from
These trees wlii na1 sou good returns nn
the price lta8 cash. balance eaunfhlr.
nw nNf miEhf arrrpt lahA cash Th8s Z
about ~ minutes EaiA from car aud
Is fnimutss fr0m rionaHf Place
SO laaG
tfTrLEFfEfn ronsfTm go
Naiu tiff aif Marion 81 ina 1898
fffa
ta-fNpT TOT, Situate lu uirs district
HftNin - mfnufea ride - center -
fitf see fees elevations ahHss tht
hHund 10 bulidirE 60 a. rsnaf ftsrt "a
Al isss egri than fi.faa Terms lss
easn. balance thf~a yeaFs & ases cent
NtF lfkHFuN a CO
Thlgd Fianf MeW fnFk Htaeh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-23
r0yT MISS THIS
ilEpalt CASH.

= snss asariy - aer~s 10 eaisisatiFn
rrs sassaa sseh q tueumhsfe 20
ass rnfras Tomatoes. eassaFss;
a. crs ~ ssrdsn trerk sna sssit
assy ~ mask.s New hease cost
nssc ap-ts-sass sesfythinx IN
agmias imsi,asais tasiA etc jest
zF4 "a asa rasarr shs efop - asS
ssrh q Wspa 90 place. oar elect
sli sunt shis piker fsr 81 SEE ans-hsif
ssa aaan SKA sption ta purchase for
Esst Aespfas~iy IRE bwat haFNasm
~ ts1ay
gkrsF1f. fNNRaTN Rvw csbwpASN
ttf aln4rtHAn RaaM etfHa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-23
Do a d L e VS. A C R e S
TAE PLACE T0 LIVE

Away from city and wilder
bat surrounded fine homes you
choice fruits and berries maturing In
prolific abundance,
on tho Inerban, Lake Banser: service;
forty minrtes from Ffh and Pine
built through the this fall another
foot road viii be graded Edmoads Inorurban II Is
ready for the big ahovc and through
tract TO the nteruban There Almost
half Of them have boon sold the you
looking for something right the right price 20
Hadieys statesmen meet you az Eaperanco
station you property at our office ara we
will take you office open all da
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-23

VIII sell taxigs n tot 10 alley. an ssth
near Nt Baker Park. with good
flew " city. for 1850. tieq casf- bat
sncs tie per month. Z per cent Inquire.
1875
pSE fire vtsw lot situate fuff pas-haif
mile north % the city limits on se-faot
street al cleared out good nElE hhsrn
no aharks allowed This ridge is the
highest ridge between the Sound and
the lake. and these lots are Just one =
haH the price our competitors ash
Terms tgT % cash. balance three years
OH HANSON a. CO
Third Finnr New York block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-23
$500 FOR FINE LOTS.

ss,h AZ y n and Eass Tsth -. an
rieafsd. 20 sfunpa Of steass each
offered aHY lots tkn these
o. TaaH-M adafn t-rupIn bunKafnWs on car
lire. Hsar three other car nu~s IS
Hsirus~s % Madison ana second aF
small payment daNn and mnuihiF
thereafter.
Ei.f.swORTW REALTY 20
ff8f AMEHfrAN BANK uf4ng
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-23
@ m IAR NFR ma m


GRADUATE. LICENSED SPECIALIZE.
NERVOUS AND CHRONIC DIsEAsEs
ENAMlNATtpN AND ADVICE PREN
PAY ONLY AS YOU IMPROVE
sOs EPLER BLOCK. sis SECOND AVE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-23

LIVESTOCK
NN~@~~~0~N~N~~~ ~~~~N0~~~~~~N
Sg0o buys team Of horses mare and
goiding. age 7 and 81 weight e. 900 lbs
warranted sound and true workers. sim
gle or double. will self single II wanted
sac Aurora av. Take Green Lake car
Green eos.
Jcrscy COW; gives large FLOW of richest
milk, great butter maker hard TO
beat Sai0 Aurora av. Take Green Lake
car. 0regn 1QS.
The Manly boarding ana sale blea
Horses hired for all purposes. BY dry o.
week. 2iQa Western af. Phones. Main
f2esi Ind. isqs.
Auction sale % 30 work horses; viii be
sold 20 the highest bidder. az 1895
First 81, Wednesday. p. m. sharp
NJ J. Walker, auctioneer
NJ Il. IA Bird. i2lih Main st., viii
call az The star office. 1893 Seventh av.
he viii Doe given two tickets 20 tho Ma
iestic theatre free
% "a HoLCoMn co. saia stnhieG
Heavy draft. mcdium-sized horses. iiuar-
antced. 1913 Western av. Main ffTi.
old Tor sale Ruckly. 8oss ftth \ W
Please mention The star when answer
ing an advertisement In these columns.
Good all-round horse, VIII work any
place Phone North less $50
Wanted-contraets a Mortgages
MY OWN MONEY to buy MORT
CAGES and CONTRACTS and SELLERS in
terest In contracts, anywhere in Wash
W E GRnrNwAY. Banker and Broker
800 BURKE BLDG, SEATTLE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-23

samuel caitYaf tsa t.safF nuiidins
deals % city property farms ana itm
be- taads List yans property stth hims
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-23
PRINTERS
SHOE REPAIRERs.


BEII ithsSrttfSe' rirst az. neal spfihS
one hour show. strictly independent
Admission Sc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-23

% Tees ffaafaWe at E1fA Az fleas 60
Nnisn e. Street paved VIII trade
Tor tmufasea tiB property aud pss
cash alffafsnan
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-08-25
RED LETTER DAY,
Young People Of St. Peters Church,
Lewiston. at island Park.

Wednesday was a red letter day for
the organizations of young people con-
nected with st. Peters Catholic church
of Lewiston. The choir boys and choir
girls. the altar boys and the st. Cecilia
Boys Band. numbering in all 80
came to Island park on three special
cars. which left Lewiston att A. NJ
The young people were accompanied
by the pastor. FIR. D. Jacques. FIR. L.
FIR. d. Roy. FIR Cauchois.
BRO. Martin. Bro. Jacques and Bro
Aimon. the last named being the di-
rector of the ST. Cecilia Band. A mum
Der oe the Sisters and also ladies and
gentlemen connected with the parish
made the trip.
Tho young people enjoyed thorough
iy every minute of their stay. The
principal interest in the forenoon CEN
tered about game Of baseball betwe en-
rival mines representing the Altar Boys
and St. Cecilia's Band. The Altar Boys
won, 20 to 9.
Picnic dinner was eaten in the grove.
after which the band gave a concert
in the grandstand and the choir girls
sang several selections. Boating and
bathing also occupied the attention
of the young people The visitors left
the park on their return trip at about
$40 P. NJ.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-08-25
FALLING HAIR
Many People Have a Simple
Way Of Stopping 1t

II was Dr. Sangermond. OF Paris. uho
first discovered that dandrun and faIline
hair were caused by microbe
And now that Partisan Sage. the re-
medy that kills the dandrun germ Is sold
in every town in America. the clean pec-
pJe of this country have awakened to the
fact that dandruf Is unnecessary that
falling hair and itching scalp can be
quickly stopped, and that people who use
Partisan Sage will never grow bald
To every reader of the Journal who
wishes to eradicate disgusting dandru0
stop falling hair. and have an immacu-
lately clean scalp. free from itchiness
we make this offer:
We will return YOUR money. without
red tape, il Partisan Sage does not ban
ish dandruff. stop falling hair and itch
ing scalp in two weeks.
Partisan Sage is sold by druggists
everywhere. for 81 cents a large bottle.
+. is an ideal, daintily perfumed hair
dressing. free from grease and sickness
and will cause hair to grow lustrous ana
ditch Webster & Co. Mail orders filled
charges PREPAID. by Giroux Mfg. Co,
Buffalo. N. Y.
Mrs Frances Koegl. IL W. Jessamins
St. ST Paul Mimi. on Nov l6. 1893
wrote: II have used several hair tonies
but there Is none that can compare with
Partisan Sage. 1t cured my falling hair
those troubles. but is the rest hair grow
er the world -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-08-25
NATIONAL HOME.
Augusta fifenlen Trim Tho
Local Team 9 to 5.
Loose Playing Give Visitors Lead
That They Easily Held.
Returns from Burroughs. -Admis-
sions..conesrt Pregfam.

The Firemen got satisfaction here yea-
terday when they defeated Togiis 8 to )
in a seven-inning game, it standing nop
and and one tie, l to / for IL innings
Togus had hard, luck in the first two in
nngs,. giving away two scores in the first
on two wild throws and a passed ball.
and three in the second on a mufed
thrown ball, wild throw and passed
ball, giving the visitors lead that the
Home boys could not overcome while the
Firemen played fine ball yesterday and
took every chance possible. and only for
the errors ii would have been a close
game. Togus got three two-baggers. but
the hits were scattered and didn't help
much and they only scored in the first
and sixth innings. Craig. Gordon and
hopkins were the heavy hitters for the
Home team, while Nichols. jackson and
Parquette excelled for the visitors
Friday the Odd Fellows and Togus viii
play off their second game and this one
should prove a close and interesting one.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-08-25
TIE 2.24 pace.
The time bv quarters

The last event of the afternoon was the
s,ei pace with l. starters. There was
some tiresome scoring in this Heat but the
horses were given the word on the eighth
attempt and the field slowly stretched out
into several punches. American Chimes
and Royal Sign fought it out for the
heat. the former winning after trailing
his opponent for half the distance. Upper
Dyke was third. May Della fourth, Isa-
bella fifth, Steele sixth. Doiaress seventh.
Young Constantine eighth and Levinsks'
ninth, Gold Bug. Pilot Nelson and DR.. D.
being distanced. Time for the mile, list.
American Chimes made II three straight
by winning the next two heats with lit
tie difficulty In the last heat Isabella.
the -Waterville mare. pushed the winner
but was unable to outfoot him. The sum-
mary:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-08-25
Horses Without Records Race.

The race for horses without records,
trot or pace. was the next on the card
and there were six starters. Cabel held
the lead for nearly three-fourth of the
distance. when he broke so badly that he
never had a look-in for the heat. J. d.
c. won the heat. closely followed by An
ME Sidney and Rob Maceo. with Lady
Emperor fourth, Happy Hooligan being
distanced. Time, 2223
In the second heat Cabel broke as the
word was given. but Driver Hayden
quickly got him on his feet and he start
ed after the field. So we'll did he go
that he came under the wire half length
ahead of his nearest competitor Annie
Sidney. j. D. c. was third. Rob Maceo
fourth and Lady Emperor fifth.
Cabel captured the third and fourth
heats. although ne was closely pushed
by Annie Sidney in the first heat of the
two and BY ]. n. c. in the final heat In
the final heat a terrific burst of speed
by j. ID. c. won second place for him.
and if the distance had been a few yards
further Cabel would likely have had to
surrender to the gelding The summary:
HORSES WITHOUT .RECORDS-PURSE;
800
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Mrs, Emma ]. Boynton,

Mrs Emma J. Boynton died at 49,
O'Clock yesterday afternoon at hel
home at No. state street place. aget
So years. l month and IS days. Sht
had for some time been suffering from
diabetes. but the immediate cause o
death was an attack of cholera morbus
She was out Sunday. in her usua
health.
Mrs Boynton was a native of China
Me Her husband. Elbridge NJ. Boyn-
ton. died about II years ago. Foul
children survive. Fred. of Hyde Park
Mass: Mrs. G.. w. Brown of Gardiner
Mrs G. f. Johnson of Gardiner: Harrl
of New York City.
The funeral will be held at . o'clpcl
Friday afternoon at the residence.