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shed thirty-eight years ago. Boulanger
is giving decided indications that he is but
a eopyist Of the adventurer from Ham
It remains to be sees il the base imiraroi
has sufficiently taken into account the
difference Of circumstances at the present
time and those which the situation Of
Paris and France furnished In ls4s-ls5l.
II Boulznger should be able to plunge
France into war with Germany, he
might convert to his use the tremendous
force of French patriotism and enthusi-
asm But that would be 4 game Of des-
peration that he may not be able to play.
Ii is yet to be hoped that the danger Of
Boulangerism viii so unite all French Re
publicans as to enable them to continue
to retain the control of the Government.
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Br IJ,tor. In th,. Eennahec Jnurnal of
vasta,a.v vas a communication sigped ..Ts,
PAVING Woman" giving her ,easors wbv
female suffrage shouh he adopted Reliey.
;rg har argnmaots nrova ,Itooa,ber too
n,nch ,barafora unsonnd Jwisb N stata ,pvob-
;srtions in mart The ..raxP paving Woman"
a.. tho m;nor;,y of vop,an should M, ha
'"J 49, ""'iNy - N'i 'AN'' ~ -
prevented from voting because the majority
do not want to vote. Her sober thought
might rea1liy teach her mat Inc Young or a
minority "ould necessarily compel the ma
Jority TO vote else a minority would govern
and mus republicah institutions would De
subverted' Besides, 1t would be decidedly
unfair Tor minority OF women TO compel
the majority OF women TO go INTO politics,
when they believe Tor them TO do so would be
deieter'ous TO true womanhood and divert her
from that line OF activity IN which sfe can be
more influential Tor good than men The
Jacobln' OF france were minority OF the
French people, yet they governed france fol
years with terribIe consf que noes because tfe
majority ana NOT take an sctlVe part IN pollti
cal affairs.
Again, 1t is urged that the Tax Paying
Woman should vote because she PAYS taxes
But IT should be re nenoered that tax PAYING
IN TINS country is not 'he baslso suffrage II
one woman rusbes INTO toiltlcs ana goesto thf
polls because sue owns a nhe mouse ana d
pile OF United States ponds, then those
women whose only properly Ism sheir hralh'
and hands whose industry pushes the needle
the mop anu cares Tor the spindle must DC
allowed to DO the same IL must De unlver
sal Female suffrage or none a. ail' Inc ricH
.ha shonld romerna, ,bat H. - -
lary or mob violence threatens ber nrorar.,
and her home, there are men who stand ,;,t
musket and sabre amid nerii. anl
death tn deferd ber tn Laar hant
the enemy. and make ber homo and 49,
secure Wisely and from ,;ma ;n,r,pn,p.;.
the governing nowsr of Cries ,nJ ,at;ana =,
its Anal exnr..sinp has haar ,I,ood l.; 81,
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FEASx W. HovEr. see'y.


The Committee on Railroads Telegraphs and Ex
prsssss have assigned hsarnsr upon bills and p<u
lions referred 10 them follows
For Wednesday, Jan. 90sh
Al petitions and bill. relative TO farce and tariff
upon railroads and steamboats,
BIZ TO rstify lease Of b. h. l. W. k'y 10 b. =
kk.
Bin relative TO extension Of time for construction
Of Prrsampscot River X. X.
Petition and bill for charter Of Mexico and Range
ley T. L.
Petition for charter for Telephone and Telegraph
Company from Anson, In sofs"rset county, to t.as
It's, in Franklin county.
fIil for charter for Weld Telephone and Telegraph
Company, In Franklin county.
For Wedns.day February 9TH
Petition for the extension o: the " aldo and som
er..t X. Il,
Act 10 anne I'd charter Of wateryille and Fairhslt
Railroad
Act 10 authorize the Portland Railroad COMPANY
70 oTera,- It's road by electricity.
Act to incorporate the caIe Elizabeth shore X
K. Company.
Act authorizing the Bangor Street Railway to la
ir- tracks upon the Bangor and Brewer Bridge AM
in Brewer
Assigned fer J O'Clock NJ
BIN and petition relative 10 the Carrabassett ant
F Ca sdlan Railroad.
F Act r. stiny TO signals and X. K. crossings.
Act concerning terminal facilities Of railroads IL
cities and towns.
Order relating to .a'ety appliances a, .~itehss.
BEsJ. }. HUI. chair
JOSH. q. tLAkS, men
PARKER SPofFoKD. 5.c'y.
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Reformatory for Women

The effort to induce the Legislature to
establish reformatory institution for
women has so much to commend it that
few thoughtful citizens can be averse 10
it. IL needs no elaborate argument to
show that keeping men and women to-
gether in state Prison cannot be promo
tive of reformation and results in scandal
lous abuses and evils, such as should not
be tolerated. On this subject the Port
land Press remarks, that ''members from
the country district may not feel that such
an institution is needed. But representa-
tiyes whose homes are in the city must
know that the provisions the State
has made for the punishment and reforma-
ton Of female offenders are entirely in
adequate. Their confinement in the same
Institution with men. Is demoralizing,
and instead of working their re-
formation, tends to their degradation.
Any body familiar with our large cities
knows that everyone of them con-
tains many young girls. who have taken
first step in crime, but who, If they
could be taken from the street and con-
| fined 10 an institution like the Massachu-
sets reformatory, for year or more,
might be saved from degradation. Shut
ting them II a month or two in the House
of Correction simply hardens them. They
come out worse than the went in. Ii is
this class largely the Reformatory would
reach" The experience of other States
sufficiently attests the wisdom and neees-
| sity of an institution of this kind. This
and new hospital for the insane are
among the immediate wants of the
state which cannot be neglected or de.
ferred.
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Boulanger has achieved another vic
tory by his large majority at the Paris
election of last Sunday. Whether this
result is to deal fatal blow to the Re
public, or to give its friends m emphatic
and necessary warning, the future alone
can decide. Certainly the way Boulan-
ger won this suceess is disgraceful to
France, vet II furnishes indications that
he will find it exceedingly difficult To
handle II TO his personal advantage. His
majority was gained by combination of
the most diverse and aDtagonistical ele-
ments, The union of the Moparchists,
the Napoleonists, the Socialists, and
the DeLesseps spectators can only be
temporary. The ultra conservatives and
the extreme radicals can only act together
in the work of destruction. and must
necessarily separate in any serious at :
tempts at construction. Count de Paris,
as the representative of the monarchical
Right leading the oriesnists and
Rourbons TO the support of
Boulanger shows that he Is an embit-
tered factionist rather than sincere con-
sentative Frencl man, and his Inconsistent.
reckless conduct has lost him the respect
of the respectable moGarchists of Europe
Nothing more completely shows how I'M
scrupulous aud rotten in moral fibers of
character are De Lesseps and the gang OF
spectators he has at his back that they
threw their influence into the scale of
would be able to help them in propping up
the Panama scheme. There is no doubt
De Csssagnae. the sudacioas imperialist
leader, voices the real sentiment of the
Bonapartists. when he saws that they
support Boulanger to break down the
present government. The Socialists have
taken the same course for the like reason.
Never WAS there a more unhallowed alli-
snee of political and speculative
factions. 1t remains to he seen
II the majority of the French voters out |
side of Paris Is TO second the action of the |
of the National Capital. But |
too often in French history Paris has |
ruled France. OF late years there have
been some decided indications that the |
French people are able and determined
not to be dominated by Partisan mob
whether with rifles or ballots In hand.
Plainly enough, France has made prog
ress since Louis Napoleon played his
game Of perjury, usurpation and blood
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The modes of death approach are various
and statistics show conclusively that more
persons die from diseases of tie Throat and
Lungs than any other. 1t is probable thai
everyone, without exception, receives vast
numbers of Tubercle Germs into the system
and where these germs fall upon suitable soil
they start into life and develop, at first slowly
and are shown by slight tickling sensation in
the throat and if allowed to continue thsir
ravages they extend to the lungs producing
Consumption and to the bead, causing Ca
tarrh. Now all this is dangerous and if al
lowed to proceed will in time cause death.
At the onset you must act with promptness ;
allowing cold 20 20 without attention is
dangerous and may lose yGu your life. As
soon as you feel that something is wrong with
your Throat, Lungs or Nostrils, obtain a
bottle OF BGschees German Syrnp. 1t will
give you immediate relief.
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The Judiciary Committee will give hearings on
the following matters
On Feb. =. municipal suffrage for women.
ON January %, the judiciary Committee will give
a hearing PETITION for law to prevent the man
ufacture Of aduiernied articles Of food and drink.
Also PETITION for amendment Of law relating to
Items log. aud lumber. to give biacksmiths
"a lien for their labor
Gu January 81, on bin in relation 10 taking Of land
for gravel pits for railroad companies. Also in re
la'i0n 20 the taxation OF the property of Literary
aud Scientific Institutions
TN January 81. the Judiciary Committee will give
a hearing on application Of Brewer Water Company
for right to take water from fenobseot River Also
petition repeal the insoivent law
On January ~. on publication of legal notices In
newspapers not printed in the county.
Dn Feb 7, on bill TO supply town Of sullivan with
pure water Also on petition to annex town OF
Derring to Portland. Also on petition of Moose
river Log Driving ompany to amend charter.
Tn Feb. q. on municipal suffrage for women.
JosEFH b. PEAKS, Sec'y.
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The soft glow of the tea rose is acquired
BY ladies who use Pozzonis Complexion
Powder. Try il. jan29dlw
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Augusta. Jas- "a, lses
There will Be 3 psbEc hearing before the above
named committee st Koom 8 in the sssts House u
Augusta Jan. 3iss, ises, At % ?. NJ, On biA 70
zmend section !. chapter rs q The gpestzi h~s Of
lss3 In relation to charter Of Francis c. Hevsy
his 4>sociztss md assigns, for dredging bars and
CLEARING channel In ksnseiy Lake.
There will Be public hearing before the shove
named committee At Room In the state HOUSE at
Augusta Jan 3ist, f,-s at 40 P. NJ, On an act 20
preyer. the throwing Of refuse lumber into the
lribatAris. Of Rzngs!y Lake.
There vii be q public hearing before the com
mittee on In;erisr Waters at Room In the State
Baase a. Augusta, FEB. Sth, l-ss at I'D P NJ, on
petition Of Iii b. besn for charter 70 build And
maintain . dam and mill on shepard river 10 Ox
ford county.
There will be public hearing before the above
named committee at koom in the state HOUSE Al
Augusta, Jan. 3ia, ls-s, at I'D p ", on an act 70
amend chapter Of the iaxs Of 1877. In relation "a
throwing refuse matter In the ksansbec river
f. N. sINPsos, Chair
wv. ksSELL, ! men
EaAxS w Hgvyr s~c'y
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~ M\oNN s s,t.,'. h R.s,
6oother at band. It is the only safe
medicine yet made that will remove all
infantile disorders. 1t contains no Opium
Or korpAi.e. but gives the cliid natural
ease Jron pcin. Price 25 cents. Sold By
]. n. Mixer. 1874 Water street, drueRise
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franklin.

WtH0R.
The farmers are using their best efforts in
improving the goo sleishing in hauling rood
xnd lumber. They are getting some lumber
into the Peg Mill which will start up in about
enc week The capacity of the mill will be
fifty barrels per day. They make about
eighty different sizes which are shipped to all
parts of the world, packed mostly in barrels.
FOR some Of their foreign trade they pack in
four bushel cases, and some in one half
bushel sacks. The firm also manufacture
barrels for their own use and will also make
some for local trade, AS there is quite
demand for them for shipping apples
Last week there about two to three hundred
tuns Of ice cut from Wil.oa Lake. Ii was
about Is inches thick of blue lee, clear as
erystai--A new steamer has been purchased
for Wilson Lake ard will be ready TO launch as
soon as the ice is out in the spring. This
will be highly appreciated by all who are to
make this resort the coming season.-There
is quite a prospect Of some cottages being
built on the shores of this lake the coming
spring also other Improvements which will
sdd to its attractions. and Jones are
putting up canned apple at their fac ory.-
There is a rumor that w. c. Furuel will start
up his wooden mill in few days. o.
Ashton has put in pipes for heating his tan
merry; he has also put in new bark mill and
made many other Improvements which will
add much to his facilities for manufacturing
wax kip and harness leather. splits and calf
.<irs.-H. L. Houghton, the victim of the
assassin Moore, Is gaining slowly although in
a critical condition. tie is able TO sit up but
Little asyet
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We have heard many of our old friends say
tina, salvation Oil cured them of rheumatism
Those who have not tried it should do SO.
Our druggists sell it for twenty-five cents a
bottle all the time.
Why suffer with bal cold when one bot
tie of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup will cure a
cough of the worst kind. Dr. Bulls Cough
Syrup is sold for 25 cent. per bottle BY all
druggists in the United States
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Agriculture.

The Committee on Agriculture will give the fol
lowing IA arings at Room Is
On "wednesday. Jan 20. at r NJ. on resolve IN
favor OF encouraging manufacturing aud agricult
ural Industries.
On Thursday. Jan. 3l-t, at p. NJ on act 70 amend
chnptrr 5s Of the ryi ed statutes relating to state
aid To agricultural societies.
On act to amend chapter 5 Revised Statutes re
In,ng TO Board of Agriculture.
q. }. SHAW, Secretary.
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Daily Keunsbet journal
AUGUSTA. WEDNESDAY, IA1. 30. 1888.
JOHN l. STEVENS EDITOR
STATE OF MAINE.


OkDEEEB
That the tine for the reception Of Petitions and
IbarsdAY. January 81, lses, snd that all petitions
and bills pses@ntfd after that date be referred 70
the sexf Legislature. aad thai the Clerk Of the
Hoxs. cass~ hi. order % BE- psbII.h-d In the Daily
kennetee Journal. Bangor Daily " big add Courier,
Portland Daily Prsss, EaSsefn Argus, Lewiston
DAILY journal Bangor Commercial, PORTLAND Iyen
Iax E1ptes. Elfd.fsrd Daily Js arnal, Bath Daily
TINES, Aroo-,oos Rskgbsiess. kackizne otinion,
Eiisworfh American, Piseatafuls Observer, and
MAehsas Republican.
A true copy Of order ~
Read AID passed In the senate. And
Read ssd yas-ed 10 eoaesrrenes In he boa.r
Attest NICHOLAS FkssEsDEs. ssrk.
,nn4sf3s
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NNN>& trife with any Throat OF
INV Lug Disease. II yOu have
a Cough or Cold, or the children are
threatened with Croupor W hopping Cough,
use Acker's English Remedy and prevent
further trouble. It is a positive cure
and we guarantee it. Price 10 and soc
IN. Mixer. 1874 Water street, drussiss,
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CN\N
A safe Investment.

Is one which is guaranteed to bring YOU
satisfactory results, or in case of failure a
return of purchase price On this safe
plan you eau buy from our advertised Drug
gist bottle of DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption. 1t is guaranteed to bring
relief in every case. when used for any
affection Of Throat, Lungs. or Chest, such
as Consumption. Inflammation of Lungs,
Bronchitis, Asthma, Whooping Cough,
Group, etc. etc. 1t is pleasant aud agreeable
to taste, perfectly safe. and can always be
depended upon. Trial bottles free at J
NJ. Mixers, Drug store.
aug20dSwlychky
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COMMITTEE NOTICES.
Interior Waters.

Ihs Committee on Interior Waters VIII meet
lss .<.ay and Thursday u each geek In Room O. Al
z0 r NJ anin othsrHi.s ordered. b-xhHins
TUESDAY, Jan. 18th
D. NJ SIMPSON, Chairman.
FRANK ". HovEY. ssc'y.
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Financial Affairs.

The Committee on Financial Affairs will give
hearings upon the Resolves referred to them as fol
lows
On Friday, Feb. |, Resolve In favor of increased
pay of members Of tn. Legislature.
On Friday, Feb lat, Resolve TO provide for a
; ate Valuation. CHNs. n. ADAMS Sec'y
state House. Jan 18th, lss9.
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Mercantile Affairs and Insurance.

The JOIN, standing Committee On Mercantile
Affairs and lnruTsnas AAl n.ret In the Insurance
CommtssiohsT's Room every Thursday at o'ciUei
r. NJ until fBi thrr notice Per order,
Ebw AID HARDING. ch.i,n.,
OLfs al .. CLAEs, }
A 4. Hist kLEr. ose'y
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CONNITTEE HEARINGS.


STATE HoesE.
AuGUsTA. Jan. %, .Ses.
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Manufactures.

Ia" oinnIti-- Vu dHuutiri Hir, = u meet at Room
TO- AT the >tHtu iiua-, " sta, of each week
Al o'riock, =. II ui,tIi tufth-r n"tic,.
EuhEHr " l.oBI, Chair.
t.h" Ngp =. NHsIiALI., men.
tIAt.Ii.- N NtMtps >-c'y
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Advertising patent medicine in the pecu-
liar way in which the proprietor of kemps
Balsam, for Coughs and Colds, does it is in
deed wonderful He authorizes all druggists
to give those sho call for it sample bottle
free that they may try ii before purchasing.
The large bottles are soc and sl.00. We
certainly advise a trial 1t may save you
from consumption. ian2gd4w2p
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ife1-ce

Nereer.
telegram was received at Mercer Satur
hay announcing the death of Charles Gilman
of Detroit, Michigan. He was the Oldest sol
of Mrs. David kimball and has resided il
the West for the past thirteen years Hi,
remains will be brought to Mercer for inter
mt mt Mercer Lodge of Good Tempar.
contemplate having public entertainment il
nbout two weeks.
Nadison.
Robert Hutton, loom tixer in the Indian
Spring Wooden Mil, went to Bridgton. Sat
urday, to take charge of the weave room in
one of the mills in that place-Mr
Hiram Paine, while at work with a
team recently go; jammed agains,
the fence, breaking his leg in two
places above the knee Mr.. Paine is well
along in years and it will take long time
tor him TO recoyer.-Large quantities of
white birch have been hauled to the shank
factory at North Arson the past week.
Faufeid.
A tition is being circulated 10 secure
proper legal enactments for two voting pre-
cincpe In town. At the present time the
meetings for State elections are held at the
jority of yoter' living in the village, are OBJ
liged TO travel four miles. The annual town
meetings are held in this village and voters in
distant parts of the town must need travel
twelve miles If the petition is granted the
voting places will be at this and the Centre
village, and the great majority of voters be
saved much trouble and miles of travel.-A II.
aud c. 3. Duren have just received a
large boiler for their new dry house, which
vii! enable them to supply dry as well as
green lumber of all grades. The town and
corporation officers together with those
from the Horse Railroad Company, have
been away on junketing excursion
to witness the practical workings of the cleo
trio roads in Massachusetts, Each and every
one returned enthusiastic over the proposed
change The speed attained, ease with
" HI IN the ears were controlled and evidence
of reduced cost in running, satisfied all that
the proposed change here would be not only
profitable TO the company but add to the
comfort and convenience of travellers-I
is reported that Mr.. Merrill, so long with the
Winslow Company, will own an Independent
corn packing factory at this place. With
his knowledge of the business. and intimate
acquaintance 18th the successful grow
ers of corn. he viii put su
perior article on the market
c. G. Totmsn, Esq received dispatch
today that his son Harry, lately located in
the drug business in Duluth. had been
burnei out, suffering heavy loss.
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Judiciary,

Ti.s Judiciary Commute. will meet on Tuesdays
wednesday, and Ibsr.day. at O'Clock r. N. anti
efLrfxis- ordsfrd.
JOsKPH H. PEAk-,
see'y Judiciary tommittre.
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Ways and Bridges.

The Committee on Was and Bridges will meet
"Wednesday OF esch week At O'Clock p. NJ, until
further notie~. l.. T. HoLBRook, Chair. a
JOAN R-WkEp, , menl
J. BERRY. Sec'y.
Jan 18th lSSp
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N >>C\> would enjoy sour dinner
y WV and are prevented by Dys-
gepsia. use Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets
W. guarantee r aem Is: IS and 0 60 oenss
M. MIXER. 1874 Watss street. druaaiss,
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Library.

The Committee GU Library meets Jan 18th, i'm
medistely after adjournment, In the Library room.
r. l.. SLEEPER, Chair
". II. WING, ! men.
A. J. CURTIS, Sec'y.
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HIRE VIII be public hearing before the Ouimlt
tee on state Lands and Roads in land office OF
Thursday, Jan 3l-t. l>s9, NJ 20 T. VI, upon report
of commissions appointed 10 investigate condition
Of settlers In Madswaska Territory.
II. A. BENNETT, Secretary,
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III. ooniniti.- on fi-h-r,u- aud tame viii meet
on " sIne-dAys at ~ =. NJ, at Room Il, at The
STATE HOUSE, until faftnHr NOTICE
BtHJ niS' hLEf. Chair
Gro. e. IittuhD, J men
rs u tnHts s.o'y
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state irisOtl,

The tomu,,it'" gu state Prison will meet In the
AdJutabt t'n'tu'- Oihe, iussday of each week
at O'Clock 4 N. amin ia Their notice.
" n. HlNr hartman.
j. A. CLARA S.c'y.
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Education,

The Committee on Education will meet on rrids,
Of zach week At r. NJ, AZ the office of the >upern
t-ndent OF schools, until otherwise ordered
ERAsrls {. RYDER. Chair
Dhu. NJ. W,BhES. men,
r.. = toon~fN, sec'y
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NINTt HOUSE,
AUCUsTA. January ~ iss9.
An act authorizing gas companies 10 furnish
electric light viii be- given hearing Tuesday, Feb
ruary s.
Petition OF " r.. skings 1T ais. far charter of
Bethel Water Company and Village Corporation,
will be given a hearing Thursday, Feb. :.
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Towns.

The Committee on roan will meet on Monday
aud Friday OF each week. until further notice n,
40 y Vi, In room No. l..
r. u tRKEMAS, Chair
J. II. EEIts, \ men.
{. A. Hilton. sre'y.
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Bank. and Banking


The Committee Gu Bank and Banking y III meet
In the senate ChaIuisr OF " edns .days At r. "
gniiI further Eottrs.
Jous ,. HiII, s-e'y.