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sBatted for C,owdy I'm the seventh inning.
tBatted for Fillngm In the eighth inning.
noston :,........ Q o-3
Cincinnati ...... q 2 I o o o x-4
Two base hits-Ncale, Bohne. Gowdy.
Three base hIt-Cruse. Stolen bases
Bocckel Duncan. Sacriflces-Bohne. Croh.
Maruuard. Powell. Double plays--Ford. Bar
bare and Holke Holke tunassistedD. Left
on bases-Boston. Z; Cincinnati. Z. Bases
on balls-Off Fiilingim. 4 off OeschTer. I.
Hits-On Marduard. II In 30 innings off
Donahue, 2 in 3 t-a innings off McOuilan,
off Oe.chrer. IN inning. Hit hy pitcher
BY Mcoulllan. I tDaubert). Struck out
BY Donahue, =; by Fillinglm, I. Winning
pitcher-Marquard. Losing pItcher-McOuii-
Ian Umpres-McCormlck and Hart Time
of rame-i hour and 80 minutes.
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international League.
RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES

Jersey City. 8; Reading. (first game,
eight innings).
Rochester. 10: Buffalo. Z (first Game).
Rochester. q Buffalo. I (second game,
seven inninRs).
Syracuse. Z: Toronto, g.
Other teams were not scheduled
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American Association.

Kansas City, 2; indianapolis. 1 tfst eame)
indianapolis, q; Kansns City. 2 (2d game)
Columbus. Z; 81. Paul, q Cst same).
Columbus. 4; ~. Paul, ] ca game)
Milwaukee, 4; Louisville, ,.
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Boston Rallies in Seventh
and Defeats the Indians
Fosters Hit and Smiths Error
Furnish Winning Run.

Boston, July 81 (American) Boston
came from behind in the seventh inning
to-day and defeated Cleveland. to 4.
Fosters single to right and Smiths
throw. which got away from O'Neill.
provided the necessary runs. The score:
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Tyler and Dugey Released.

BOSTON. July 27.-The unconditional re-
lease yesterday Of George Tyler and Oscar
Dugey of the Chicago Nationals has re-
duced TO six the members OF the Braves
1914 worlds championship team stll in the
major lea CUES.
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FIRST GAME.

Totals. 20 o 4 "a 10 Ol
.Batted for Flllngim In the third inning.
fBatted for Watson In the eighth inning.
Eoston .......... o 90
Cincinnati ..... o o 0 o x-2
Two base hits--Bohne. Cruise. Three base
hits-Roush, Nenle Sacrifice hits-Gowdy.
Crane Double play-Bohne. Crane and Dau-
bert. Left on bases-Boston. 3; Cincinnati.
=. Bases on balls-On Filliglm, 1: off
Watson. 1: off Oescnger. I. Hits-off Fillin-
GIN, In 2 innings: off Watson. in 3 In
nings; off Oeschger. none In inning Struck
out-By Luaue, 4: by Fnlingim. j: by
Watson, 2. Losing pitcher-Fillngim. Um-
pires-fTart and Mccormick Time OF game
1 hour and % minutes.
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Southern Association.

Nashville. 6; Memphis, . 40 innings; 10
game).
MemphisI ,: Nashville, (2d gamel.
New Orleans, 3: Mobile. l (1st game).
New Orleans. 13; Mobile, Z cd game).
Atlanta. 2; Birmingham. l.
Chattanooga. liz Little Rock. Z.
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Totals. 80 5 I % 10 3
Totals. SO 1 q "a 10 q
.Ratted for Wlnf ers In the ninth Inn

u LuuIs' '''...'. o I N-o
Two base hits-Jack Smith, Lee. Three
base hit-Dilhoefer. Home run-Hornsby
stolen base--Jack Smith. Sacrifce--J. Smith
Double play-Hornsby and Fournier. Triple
play-Hornsby, Toporcer and Fournier. Left
on hases-Philadelphia, s; st. Louis. g.
Bases on balls-Off Winters, 3; off Pertica
]. Struck out-By Winters, 2; by Pertica
ssme-l hour and 40 minutes.
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Totals. al 4 8 27 20

Two base hit-witt. Sacrifice hits-Welch.
voach. Bush. Double plays-sargent and
Blue: G. Walker and j. walker: Dykes.
Galloway and ]. Walker. Left on bases
Detroit. 81 Philadelphia, q. Bases on balls
or Naylor. 4; off Dauss. 2. Hit by pitcher
BY pauss, ! Dykesl Struck oqt.W
brand. Wilson and Nallin. Time of game
hour and 43 minutes.
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Totals. IA y Is U Totals. - ] y
New York 0 Il
Two base hts-Frisch, Young. Snyder.
Three base hits-Young, Whitfield Stolen
bases-Young, Meusel. Sacrifice-Nehf.
croft. Rawlings and Kelly: Snyder. Frisch
and Kelly. Left on bases-New York, g:
Pittsburgh. D. Bases on balls--Off Nehf, 1
off Cooper. 4. Struck out--By Nehf, 2: by
Cooper. 8. Umpires-Klem and Emslie. Time
of game--1 hour and AZ minutes.
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'Bstted for Quinn In the ninth inning
&; S.w LoSIs Tors... . c9cSfdo 81
Runs hatted in-By shocker, 2: By Nc
Manus. 4; by Severeid. by Ward. I by
Ruth. by Baker, by Pipp. by Peck
inpaugh. l. Two base hlts-Meusei, Shocker.
Three base hits--Pipp. McManus. Home run
McManus. Stolen baae--McManus Sacrifice
Giss-Ward, Ruth. Sacrifice hits--Fewster,
Williams. Double play--Shocker, Austin and
McManus. Left on besee-New York, o ST.
louis n. Bases on balis-Off Shocker :.
Off Mays, .. Hits-Or Mays. ~ In = Ia
innings off Quinn, IN 20 inning Hit by
pltcher-By Mays, 2 jacobson. Tobinj
siruck out--By Mays. .: by shocker. q.
Losing pitcher-Mays. Earned runs--Off
Ehocker. 3. Off Mays. q. Umpires--Connoily
minutes.
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Eastern League.

Waterbury. I. Albany. ..
Worcester. . Hartford. O.
New Haven. 4: Bridgeport, Gst game).
New Haven. =: Bridgeport. cd game).
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AMERICAN LEAGr

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
st. Louis. Z: New York. ..
Boston. 5; Cleveland. 4.
Detroit, 4: Philadelphia. 4.
Washington, o; Chicago, e.
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WambsRanss. s..

Two base hits-Pratt 2. Wambsganss.
Three base hit-Menosky. Sacrifices-Pratt,
McInnis ., Wambsganss. Johnston. Ruel 2,
Pittenger. Double plays-Sewell. Wambs-
ganss and Johnston; Pratt, Scott and Nc
g. Bases on balls-Off Sothoron, 3 off
Morton, 1 off Bush. 3. Hits-Off Sothoron.
in 6 innings: off Uhle. 3 In no inning
Cnone out in SEVENTH off Morton. In .
innings. Struck .out-By Sothoron. q; by
Morton, 1: by Bush. 4. Losing pitcher
of game-2 hours and minutes.
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GAMES scheduled FOR TO-DAY.

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.
Reading in Jersey City.
Newark In Baltimore.
Buffalo in Rochester.
Toronto in Syracuse.
AT Jersey City tfirst gamer R.H.E f.
Reading. ..... 0 o o 1 2 2 2 q OF IL o
Jersey city. ooo04 20 o o Is IL o
Batteries-Brown, Carts and Smith
crlithers. wurm. Tecsrr and Freltag.
tsecond game)- R.HE.
Jersey City. ........ 3 opoo03 3 1t IL 4
Batteries-Karpp and Johnson clifford
Metivier and Freitag. McNeill tcalled end Of
eighth by agreement).
At Rochester (first camel n. ". r.
Buffalo. ........ o o o 2 o 3 2 q OF 10
Rochester. f7O3 3 q O 2 o x-13 1s q
satteries-Rogers. Tomlin and Tragresser;
Blake and Mattox.
(second game)- R.H. Z.
Buffalo. ............. 900 q q I OIL 2 n
Rochester. ........... 90 o 2 o o x-2 2
Batteries-McCabe and Bengough: Murray
and Mattox tcalled at end of seventh by
aRreement).
At Syracuse R.H. r.
Toronto. ........ o OF OF o o 3--s 10 1
Syracuse. .. 20 4 700 2-7
Batteries--eis, Snyder and Devine
Kircher and Niebergall.
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American and National League Records.
RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York. 4; Pittsburgh. 4.
Brooklyn, 10; Chicago, Q.
Cincinnati 2; Boston, q (1st camel
Cincinnati, ~ Boston, 2 (2d camel.
81 Louis, s.; PhiIadelphia, 4
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ED FOR TO-DAY,

New York IN Pittsburgh.
Brooklyn In Chicago.
Boston In Cincinnati
Philadelphia IN 50. ISuls
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

IT. louis in New York.
Cleveland In BOSTON.
Detroit In Philadelphia.
Chicago In Washington
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THE LISTENING POST
By WALTER TRUMBULL 6

6y WALTER UMBULL G
coHri0ht. 1891. oy THE NEW Yosk H.ALD.
THE RECRUIT.
When he lies doton to sleep o. nights
dream ship moors beside his bed,
And, one by one, each dream dh0hts
Aosd aodnders through his head.
They picture schat he longs TO see:
The coach and captain clasp his hand
While rdbid thousands checr--dnd She
Is sitting In the stand
On tohhie nights som bre visons creep
Across his mind-he makes mistakes
Until he shipers In his sleep
And cries aloud and todkes.
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Totals. al 3 "a 13
Ran for O'Neill In the seventh inning.
fBatted for Sothoron In the seventh inning.
tBatted for Morton i'm the ninth inning.
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BASEBALL TO-DAY. $3.50 p. NJ. POLO
Grounds. Yankees vs.. 81. LouIs.--Adv.
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SECOND CAME.

Totals. 80 2 II "a 100
sRatted for Cowdy I'm the seventh innin
fBatted for Fillingim In the eighth innln
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OWN YOUR HOME

. 49, r. sNH..- H-r
$225o-Five-room cottage on
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Is an exceptionally good buy.
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/, close in, South End. On pave
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FOR sALE-FoRDsoN TRACTOR,
without equipment. Has plowed only
so acres: as good shape as a new one.
Price $495. No trade considered.
Terms to reliable party. j. M. Roller,
625@N. 5th4 st. sAf9 s
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GRAND FoRKs HERALD MONDAY. AUGUST q. 1921
FARM MACHINERY

FOR sALE4coMPLETE THREsHING
outfit. IS horse engine, 4oxeo separa-
cook car, tender trucks. Cheap for
cash or will trade for good heavy
horses or cattle. Machine 4 miles
west oft8Milton, N. d. Write. ". M.
y Owen, Zines. Mimi.
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LARGE MANUFACTURING CoRPOR-
IA alton wants capable men to open
n branch office and manage salesmen.
$500 upward necessary handle your
own money. Exclusive rights; pa
tented article; money-making posi-
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to Baltimore If you qualify. Address,
Secretary, 603 N. Eutaw ST.. Balt1-
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start you in on independent business
without capital. You can earn $4,000
to $4,000 a year selling our complete
line OF teas, coffees and groceries, at
wholesale, direct to farmers and
other Consumers; exceptional oppor-
tGnity for ambitious men. Experiences
not essential. Write for particulars.
Williams Grocery Co, 215 N. WASH
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HousEs o RENT

GROOM HOUSE FOR RENT-MoD-
ern except heat Inquire at i31 N.
9Th St. Apt. /.
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FOR sALE-sLIGHTLY USED, ONE
Rumley, J2-inchF burr, feed mill; one
Emersonle~a ,nne Bradley gang pillow.
Write 41'
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Miss Eloise Moots has resigned at
tn, Monarch 5 10 anil devote her
whole attention t, her hair. Try Bent
ley, cashier q TIL Acme film station,
has been reduced T. rear admiral.
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AGENTS-$1oo WEEKLY, AUToMO-
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Marvellous invention doubles power
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sample outfit: and Ford car free. Write
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BUSINESS CHANCES

FOR sALE-GRocERY AND GEM
era1 store, in a good settlement; stock
about 5000. fixtures $780,. Store
building and warehouse s$1,50D. Also
barn., $1,000. 210 acres land, price $25
per Acre. WAL sell 3 acres or more
to suit buyer. $4,000 cash. balance
bnsinesa wits at ono. for oI fur ag
particulars. Alfred Loken. Skime,
MINI.
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sHELP-AGENrrs.

s15 A DAY TAKING ORDERS FOR
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money maker today. Housewives
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DIR. y. g. ANsoN. FOOT sPEcTALIsT.
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AGENTS fWANTED-WE HAVE WON
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A BUSINESS OF YOUR OwN-MAKE
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INCREASE YOUR PROFITS, SELLING
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HOTEL FOR SALE OR RENr-FuR-
nished hotel. complete, including ele-
Billiard room IN connection. Only
hotel IN town, steam heat, splendid
location, good condition. Immediate
possession. N. G. Olson. Hoople,
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81 MILES PER GALLON MADE WITH
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soR ~ s. .iEAP-TWo FLAX
ibHncher 49, ! attachments. Basil
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FARM FOR RENT-WITH COWS, no
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Children taken care Of BY day, weak or
month. Price $1S per month. Call It
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FARM arACHINERY.

EoH, SALE OR TRADE-FoR ANY
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FOR sAEELao ACRES MINNHsoTA
Point land. Geo. Gunderson, Al
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1921-08-30
Mrs. Clara A. Cole.

Her many friends were shocked by the
death of Mrs. Clara A. Cole OF south
Paris at the Central Maine General Hos
pitsl Saturday night. Mrs. Cole went to
the hospital Wednesday night, and I'M
derwent an operation for gall stones I'M
medistely upon arrival. IL had been re-
ported that she was doing well.
Mrs. Cole, whose maiden name was
Cole, was born 40 years ago. In Jersey,
A roostook County, but upon the death
of her parents she came to live while
small girl in the family OF Wallace Ryer.
son az West Sumner. She was niece Oh
Mrs. Ryersou, but has always been like q
daughter In the family, and not least &c
In the care which she has given Mrs. ny,
ersou. who In now advanced In years and
almost helpless from the effects OF par
alytic shock sustained some time ago.
Clara Cole married Lewis B. Andrews,
a former well known citizen and ousi'
meas man OF Paris, and some years sfts'
his death married G. Archie Cole, VINO
survives her. She Is also survived oy ner
amt. Mrs. Esther Ryerson, one sister,
Mrs. Hattie Clubhouse of Sherman, one
brother, Wilbur Cole, who lives In rem
sylyanis, and other more distant reia
tives. 60,
Mrs. Cole was q member of the South
Paris Univsrsalist church, Of NJ. Pleas
ant Rebekah Lodge. and Of the bartoI
Reading Club of Norway, and was wo
man hold In high esteem and geners
favorite.
The residence, Oak Knoll, on Oak Av
euue, will be open to friends Iuesosy
| from II O'Clock to l. The funerai vii
be held ut 2 o'clock, and will be private
n will be attended by Rev. Chester Cor
Miller of the Universalist church, and
Raw. Lucisn NJ. Robinson, D. D., OF PHI
sdelphis, q relative of Mrs. Cole. lnser
mani will be In Riverside cemetery.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1921-08-30
Born.

In Paris, Aug. 26. to the wife Of Ellsworth
Murch, q son. Earl Lawrence.
In Rumford. Aug Il. to the wife OF Charles
Dunton, q son.
In Wilson's Mills. Aug. IS. to the wife Of
Harry Lancaster, q daughter.
In East Stoneham, Aug. q, to the wife OF
Herman Richards, daughter.
In South Rumford, Aug. 20, to the wife OF
Gerald Curtis, daughter.
In Bethel, Aug. 16, to the wife Of Harry WILL
liams of South Paris, q son, Henry Alexandra.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1921-08-30
Married..

In South Paris, Aug. %, by Rev. Chester g.
Miller, Mr.. Willie Z. Morgan and Miss Tena v.
Cole, both Of Greenwood.
In South Paris, Aug. 81, by Rev. Chester G.
Miller, Mr.. Roy L. Martin of Greenwood and
Miss Eleanor Cash Of Paris.
In Hiram, Aug. %, Lewis j. Bacon OF Boston
and Miss Vera Hoyt of Hooperston, Ill.
In Lisbon Falls, Aug. "a. Harrison Claude
Lyteth Of Norway and Miss Doris Mae Wakeley
of Lisbon Falls.
In Bangor. Aug. "a, Arthur Dell Marston,
formerly of South Paris, and Miss Virginia
Pearl Dillingham;. both Of Bangor.
In Bethel, Aug. "a, by Rev. Insley A. Bean
Mr.. Herbert r. Bean OF Albany and Miss Naomi
Smith of Bethel.
In Bethel, Aug. "a, by Rev Insley A. Bean,
Mr. Harvey Jones of China, Maine, and Miss
Jennie A. Bean Of Albany.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1921-08-30

In behalf OF the citizens of North fat's
T visb TO extend our hearty tnanks 70
the cjtixsns of West Paris and 70 ~ 9.n.
srs who 90 ably and willingly assisted 10
10 checking the fire OF Last Satufosy.
Certainly without their aid many moro
n us would have been homeless:
o. A. CHURCHILL North P9ria -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1921-08-30
OXFORD GAME.

The Twin Towns boys went to Oxford
Thursday afternoon to play the fourth
game In the series In which they were
victors to the tune Of 6 to 8. The series
now stands three In favor of the Twin
Towns and one in favor Of Oxford.
Score:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1921-08-30
co,orev.tioual Church Notes.

Thsrs will be an illustrated stereopu..
con lecture on missions In the veS.Iy u
the congregational church next conasy
syspinQ, Sept. Alb, ut seven o.oioc s.
Tn. Iscture will be given under the
auspices Of the Christian Endeavor ooc, 10
~. and an Offering will DO taken ior .. %
sicus. Subject Of the lecture Inc
American Board" ~ Same,
The sacrament Of tho Lords supper
I'll, be administered at the morning
service. and an appropriate sermon
preached by the pastor. .h,.
The "wednesday evening meeting sn,,
~aak Aue. 3ist, will be In charge OF
deacon e. p. Woodbury..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1921-08-30

GAME WITH INDUsrRIAIs.

Inc Twin Towns base ball team began
busy week Tuesday with . game with
the Industrials at Lewiston, which they
captured bag and baggage a. the follow
Ing score will show:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1921-08-30

Cheapest accident insurance-Dr. Thomas
Eclectic OIL. For burns, scalds, cuts and emer
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Around this time although . woman
may hays IN old hat on her head. ~
has Z new one on her mind-Bosoop
1sanscript. E1s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1921-08-30
BIG TOURNAMENT TUESDAY.

Augusta, Sanford, Packard Motors and
Twin Towns meet at the fair grounds on
Tuesday, Aug. seth, for an all day tour
nameut. Without doubt they are the
four best teams in the state OF Maine,
and will furnish up-to.date base ball. A
large crowd is expected from all over the
state.
On Thursday Twin Towns play the
flusl game with Oxford. This 10 the
last OF the series OF Eve games, three OF
which have already been won BY the
Twin Towns.
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Died.

In Lewiston, Aug. 25, Mrs. Clara A.. wife Of
c. Archie Cole of South Paris, aged 40 years.
formerly Of Norway, aged IS years.
In Lewiston, Aug. 81, Mrs. Alice House Mo
Conney Of Canton, aged u years.
In Lewiston, Aug. %, Mrs. Emma Stevens
In Dixfield Aug. 81, Porter j. Homer.
In Concord, N. a., Aug. 81, Mrs. Emma Dixon
of West Peru. aged 66 years.
In Locke's Mills, Aug. 10, Mrs. Hattie William
In Rumford. Aug. "A. Ebert p. Ferguson
aged 46 years.
In Buckfeld, Aug. 81, Horatio G. Davee, aged
In Locke's Mills. Aug. 10. Walter Swift.
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,ed,r, IN uss Nearly 900 Years.
iodine and the iodides have ben
used in medicine since the niSs
are supposed "a, have introduced sas"'
100 B. q, q sazliss. !,
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Mrs. q. D. Field is still the agent for
the M Bone corset, and solicits the pat
rouage of the people.
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TWIN TOWNS.
AUGUSTA

Errors, made by Abbott, A. Morrell; stoler
bases, Brisk, Graves; sacrifice hit, Keville
double play, Mcdonald to Fuller to \Bisson
nette; left on bases. Augusta 4, Twin Towns 3;
first base on error, Twin Towns; base on balls
Graves; by Williams. Mssterman; struck out
by williams Z, by Houghton 5; passed ball
Morrell Umpire, Thompson. Time las.
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TWIN TOWNS,
OXFORDs.

Saturdays game of the Twin Towns
with West Paris at the fair grounds was
rather one-sided, resulting In q score oil
s to O In favor of the Twin Towns.
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TWIN TOWNS.
INDUsTRIALs.

WIN 1oWns------------s W
Earned run. Twin Towns. Two base hit
Gaudette. Sacrifice Fuller. Runs driven In by
bissonnette ., White Q. Masterman. Base on
halls, OF Gaudette. on Hunt 3. First on errors
Twin Towns 8. Stolen bases, Fuller, Keville
Struck out by Hunt Z, Gaudette 5. Left on
pitcher. by Hunt (Dostie). Umpires, Conway
and Thayer. Tine 30.