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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-02-20
Notice For Publication.
LAND OvyIcE AT HALEY, IDAHO

LAND OvTIcE AT HALEY, IDAHO,
Dec. l6, 1880.
Notice ia hereby given that the following.
named settler has died notice Of bis intention to
make finHl proof in support Of his Claim and thst
sad proof will be made before the Register and
Receiver At HALEY, Idaho. on Jan &c, ls9l, viz
Cornelius @ Huths. for the south half Of the
southeast quarter of Section thirty i've, Township
one north, Range eighteen east.
lie names the following witnesses TO prove his
continuous residence plon, snd cultivation Of
said land viz: Ctss. Black. william Black and
Shelby LeRest, Of Spring Greek, Idaho, and James
Cowen. Of HALEY. Idaho.
W.T.. RILEY, Register.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-02-20

STATEMENT B
The revenue was derived from the
follow wing sources:
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-02-20
Notice For Publication.
LAND OFFICE At HALEY, IDAHO,
Jnuunry a 1891

January 3, 1871.
Notice 10 hereby given that the folio " ins-named
settler has filed notice of his intention to make
anal proof in support Of his clAim, and that said
proof will be made before the Register ana Re
ceiyer at HALEY. Idaho, on February TO- 1921, viz
Merton uawley, for the west half OF the southeast
quarter Of section four, Township i've north.
Range twenty nine east.
Re names The following witnesses t. prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of
ssid land. viz: Robert Kay. ID b. Hawley. J. " I.
Kyle and J. 8. Brsnson ell OF Howe. Idaho.
T. RILE Ely, Re 2istsr.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-02-20
STATEMENT e
STATEMENT F

STATEMENT F
Showing the amount of princip
and interest paid during the year
the several funds:
@. E. and r. fund-princi pal. .NM
20 interest. N>
-
N@(
Road and bridge fund-princiral ........ts'S(
" - int rest .......... tA1
--3
$7.lNl
Hospital fund principal ................$ 2@(
School fund-principsl. ..................S2.1 3l
Territorial fund-principal 80. .........A,o2
Bond tax iund-interest ................$N.S1
G. II. bond tax fund-inte1sst. ..........$ "
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-02-20
Wanted.

c7SOO IN E1E0OO MONTH can be made
W. " ~SOO working for us. Persons
preferred who can furnish . horse and give their
whole time to the business. Spare moments may
be probably employed also. A few vacancies
in towas aud cities.
B.F.JOuNSONS CO., ?5C9 Main st. Richmond, Va
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1891-09-08
FOR SALE CHEAP!
FINE CHANGE FOR A GOOD
HOME.
HON z.

BUSINESS requiring bis attention elsewhere,
the undersigned offers for ssls at bargain, his
ranch, consi ting OF one hundred ard sky ac es
OF the choicest farming land on the Big Meadows,
all the same being under high state of ccltiva.
ton.
Thirty ceres are sowed in alfalfa the reminder
being sown in erain.
Seven horses and four milch cows, together
with desirable farming machinery, comprish
ploughs header, seeder, etc, ETC. Oldest water
III ht an strictly perfect title possession given
at once. All he and Is thoroughly fenced with
barbed wire Unques ionatly good central
location Terms strictly reasonable, Here is a
chance of life time. Address,
NJ NJ A.
au29 IT, Lovelock, New.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1891-09-08
Notice

i EAVE your watches and jewellery to be re-
a A paired with s. keinhart ANY order left
with him wlll receive proult attention.
HERR
Practical Matchmaker and Jeweler,
Iys u. Reno. New.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1891-09-08
Names

ana IN accOi dance with law, and an order Of the
Board OF Directors, made on the 3rd day Of July
1871, 80 many shares OF each parcel OF such
stock as msy be nec cessary, vii be sold at public
auction, az the office OF the Company, on
SATURDAY, the l2h day OF September Is01
at the hour Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ, oi said day. to
pay said delinquent assessment there N, to-
gether with cost Of Advertising and expenses OF
the sale.
r. G. MCCLELLAN, Secretary
OH e, S3l Montgomery, street, Room "a San
Francisco, California td
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1891-09-08
Delinquent Notice.

ToLDES JACKET LID AND SILVER
NJ MINING COMPANY Location OF pfinci.
pal place of business, san Francisco, California
Notice-IheIe are delinquent upon the follow
ing described stock, on aeco II I of assessment No
4, levied en- the 81 day # july, 1891 the several
amounts set opposite the names Of he respective
shareholders as 4iioWH.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1891-09-08

The Proprietor takes pleasure in announcing &c
his numerous friends and the public
generally that he has just
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-13

The committee on Interior Water have Is
signed hearings upon bills and petitions refer.
Ing 10 them ~ fuiio~s
For Thursday, Fpb. n, at o'clock T.. u
petition OF W. II. CuniiT and other, asking q
charter 10 = corporation 20 De Known - the
Madswsska Log Driving IA.
For Thursday, Feb. ~, at O'Clock L. "a bill
an act concerning boomagc righ-s nj Rumtcri.
For thIrsday. Feb. 10. ~ = 90 O'Clock T.. VI. an
act to amend an act to incorporate the Thorn
Brook Dam Co
For Thursday. Feb. "a, at o'clock r VI
petition of fraucis Marquis srd others Tor char
Ter for miil daSi at Long lak. On Ft.h river
Fer rhnrsday, FEB. -, ueinck T. n, petition
of skowhegan Bcatd OF Trade for appointment CT
u commissioner by Tho Governor survey fhp Ken
neb-c river with view 20 iaercase i;s capacity
for manufacturing purposes.
For Thursday, Feb 10. O'Clock T. NJ. petition
of Robert DObz0n et als. for incorporation Of
Douglass Dam " alter foser Go.
Fer Thursday. Feb, 10. O'Clock I. NJ. Rill Sn
act 10 Incorporate the Austin stream Dam Co
Of Samuel Low for charter ior itac Of steamers on
fenubscot river between the village ct Montague
In town OF tn6eld and I'D Town.
For Thursday, Feb nj o'clock z n, bill an
act entitled IAN act to authorize the Lake Hebron
Navigation Co. 10 navigate Lake Hebron"
for Thursday, Feb a. O'Clock z. NJ, petition
an act 30 smeni the act Incorporating TIE Malta
wsmk,ag Log Driving Go.
For ihursday. kfb a., O'Clock 7. VI, an act
to authorize Benjamin A. ewusey to nav gate
Lake Annsssagunticout.
For Thursday. +. b. ~. O'Clock r. NJ petition
OF N. NJ Jones ct ais for charter for line of
steamers on renobscot river between the towns
of H0wand and Old Town
For : hut sday. Feb 26 o'clock T. NJ, petition
of j. W Burke et ais sskirg that the charter Of
the Mathematics Log nr.iug Co be amended.
By order OF The e0uliaiftra
Al. TorxAs. see'Y.
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The King Pines OF Maine.

In the Transcript Of Jan, 2ls., you say
1.-The great king pines Of Maine have long
since disappeared" / would like to give
you few facts and figures to show that in
this vicinity there are still king pines of no
mean proportions.
Although the amount of lumber taken
out Of this town during the las. twenty
years is immense, still we claim to have
more good Lumber in town, both pine and
oak, than any other town in York county.
In sight from where write there is a 10,
Of old-srowth pine being cut, ia trees in
the Let. that will aversge 100 trees to 100,.
900 feet of logs. Some Of these trees viii
cut 100 running feet of logs, and scale
1000 feet.
Edward Emmons and his father. a man
20 years old, cut on this lot in two days
%, coo feet OF logs. This timber is being
hauled to the Kennebunk river down which
it will be driven to c. Fl. Walkers mills
where it will be manufactured.
B. c. Jordan has stripped lot this win.
ter that stood near Alfred village, purchased
of U. A. Hall. On this lot there were
1900 old-grovth trees very smooth and
handsome. Many Of these trees cut 100
feet Of logs in length and measured 200O
feet. The butt logs of these trees were
cut % and 30 feet in length and will be
sawed into deck-piank. The logs will 60
down the Mousam river, and be manufac.
tured at West Kennebunk.
In the western part of this torn Mr.. Jor-
dan is stripping another lot of old-growth
pine. These are very large, many making
5000 feet Of logs each.
Within one and half miles of where
live stands grand piece of old-growth
pine, sll very large and fine. In the win.
ter Of 1889 there were two trees cut from
this lot that surveyed as follows: The frs,
made $500 feet of logs; the second made
bsd break when it fell and section had
to be cut out that was estimated to measure
$50 feet, the remnants of the tree measured
$50 feet. The butt log 16 feet long
measured 1885 feet.
Do not such trees as these come under
the head of liking pines?'-Corr. Portland
Transcript.
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Mrs Major Newcomb 10 visiting 10 Asv
York city.
Mr.. Edward Howe, son Of Mr.. Ellss
Howe Of Boston, made brief visit 10 ~
city yesterday.
Miss Maud Des Isle of Ellsworth, sias.
ing Miss Florence Terrell who 10 ssssad-
ing the Dirigo Business College,
H. c. Caswell and family left Thssdas
morning for St. Louis where be b y
engage in the Wholesale business OF ~
and grain.
DR.. q. W. Twitchell Of Fairfield, y u
his way home from Concord, N. H., vhsss
he lectured Wednesday. He goes mn
here today to Jay, where he lectures ~
evening before the Farmefs' institute.
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COMMITTEE HEARINGS.
Judiciary,


The Judiciary committee vii give public hear
isss Al their rson Al state Houss. Assast, as io.
s sss :, opu S&i &s
Tpan act 70 incorporate the soythera
Maips shaver Molecular fstsphoae ard Ieie
graph Co
yer Molecular Telephone and Telegraph Co
Act 10 Incorporate hospital IN the city Of
Bangor.
Act 10 incorporate the Van Barren Water co
Petition Of Dr sanger and others tor char
ter for hospital Ia Bangor
Feb. u, M
Act 70 provide for the reas,ration Of vital
statistics.
Laws Of iss7, relating TO political conventions
Al act 70 regulate she manner Of calling and
notifying primary political meetings and eau
An act TO Incorporate the Boothbay and
Boothbay BAfbor Mater Co. boothbay.
An act 10 amend "a act relating to drains
and sewers in Bath.
Feb. 10, ar VI
Upon petitions to repeat chapter s03, Lava
Of i-ss. being the so called "Con'piraey act"
Feb. 10, ar. NJ.
Ipon act 10 provide for the adoption Of la
b-ls, trade Inarks and fosfns Of advertising BY
union. or associations Of w0rSingmen. SAd to
regulate the IA. Of The 5hDe.
Feb, ~, zP.M
Lp0n act 10 restore 10 certain corporations
rights OF which they were deprived by rp"Ai 81
chapter "a, Public Law II sss5. Also upon pc
titlons OF Oraer " Iron Hall.
Feb n, N.
rpon act 10 Incorporate the Dead River
North Branch Log Driylng co.
Feb. ~, ef NJ
Upon act to incorporate the PiitsAeid VI
lags Corporation.
Feb Is, T. N.
Upon net to Incorporate the Southern Maine
Telephone and Telegraph Co
Feb u, 2f NJ
Upon act TO incorporate The Sagedahoc 9ha
yer Molecular IcieFhont aud itlegragh Co
Feb. IS ar. NJ.
Upon act relating 70 drains and sewers in
city OF Portland.
Petition Of city OF Auburn tor a0t TO imprOy"
its water supply
Petition VI Edmund Libby and 90 others
praying that propie ~ Auburn may vote on any
Bill TO supply Auburn Wi'h water.
February 18Th, : T.. NJ
Petition OF Ira q Hersey and others for act
toenable county Of Afportaok 70 aid In eonstruc
tion Of railroad In said county.
February 2Oth, 2. 81
Petition ~ j. W Mitohc and others 20
amend charter OF Auburn Municipal Court.
An act 10 amend THE charter OF thp city Of
Auburn,
tEAsxLIE G. FArsos, Secretary,
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CALENDAR or coursu EVENTS


TWmers' Tpsfssnfss.
FEB. fs-Tbs Meadows, Eockland.
Temperance.
FEB D-Yosk Dissriss Lodge, fIcos T.mrssss.
yss. is-csneeri.ne District rod se- Good Temp
Y<s s-Aadroseoszfs Dss.rfet Lesse Goee
Tsmtlazs, Liston sAiis.
k,t. 2-fr2rxitE District Goo Ts gs,iars Wi!.on.
x~t .t-Hsaeoct District CON ge1plars, E4;s
1sL -gASx District. Good rezpIars, Thomas.
March s--sorssrss. rsstries g.odss, eood Temp
iars Loyaity. sko~iasfan.
Is@isxsea8.
Ieo. 70 zz-A1yssE dyzAs1srfv Nssting, Mey-fI,
AErr 1s<7-nsine sisshoaiss ceasstsaes. sssas
April xs-xay .--gA,s Maine lSsshsai.s Confer
ssee. DAgsanaecttA-
Patrons Of uases sdsy.
yet. H-Anfroseoxgla Csenty Pomona Granss,
Lake FIev, zh;lrE.
yst. E-waiao PopsoaA eiranze./ Dsrszo. Frsseoas.
FEB. ~ -ksanebee Pomona Graz &c, Capital, Au-
Yet fs-Exesl.ior goraouA Grange, North jay.
Heb. nD~sjte fleagaat srsHse, Test Camden,
yeb. "a Knox and lincoln upioa Pomona Csrause,
riesaani valley, Eoskiasd.
ny ~~rsnpbseot County Pomona, karsl
6rang", veszie.
sssna army OF the nspstiis.
FEB. isis-ssains EneAaapasaf. g. a. r., ps-S
Fet. is-'e-Ysif Of John Merrill Post, opesa
House. kichm0n3.
Axrseuitar.I Societies.
fet- H-Keanshee County Farners' League.
6rsnse Hail, Wet Wtstar0p-
FEB. 2scS-staie Femciosiesi society Convention.
Bangor.
FEB. bn-Yors County rsaehers' AasociA'ior.
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Tie sonrttses on railroads. tes<syaShs aac en-.
Presses have assixned hearinss On bflis and petL
tsoss rsfsr-ed 70 them - tsiioEs:
Epf fsss4zy, Feb ~, At o'cieek r. NJ:
IA So 20 incorporate the Waldo Street
An az 70 incorporate tie Belfast, sez,spcrs
SnTtsrcFs Railway Co
Far " edassssy. Feb. ". st O'Clock r. -.
AZ act % iassrpersse the CAseo bsy eie-
A ass rasifytng certain ieases 70 the xaine
CsHfral &. E.Cc
Fstitisn II Ja,per Hses..iags and other. for
AZ Aes Incorporation for faiaTesa fH'o
Fer raessag. FEB ,7th, At O'Clock P. NJ:
As set authorizing the Lewiston ard "A
burn Horse T. r Co TO use electricity a. motive
an &C. 10 srs~ss chapter szz Special & Phi
yzts Laws o tsss RESTING 70 the Gardiner z1d
Az se1 70 incorporate the Dsrzo Telegraph,
IA "a % aIasaa section lis Of chapter 5; o.
the Eevisea stxfs.es relating 10 railroads.
An sc. 70 Incorporate the Ltnningtoa Tsis-
PefisIsss ii sesastieook Meos@head e
Co. for 4e:horlty 10 Issas bonds and Increase its
capital
A act 70 incorporate the Belfast ninmiras-
ing Co
Of sesr.porf zgainst running al Electric road
Fer W-dnssday, FEB 18Th, at O'Clock p NJ:
AZ act RESTING TO the Old Town Street Rail
Petition in favor Of Bangor. veasie & orano
kaitTay c..
An 81 aGsh7rizing the Bangor Street Rail
way Co 70 extend Ia System
Petition Of A. a. BaFsefgh and others for a
charter for the AFonstaOk & FenobscSt T. H.
Co.
Petition Of A A. Rarisigh and others to
Incorporate the &TgestoGx Gons5ruetlon Co
Petition q the Inhabitants Of Van Buren,,
BaBiiloa. Graad Lie and Hadsxaska for 4
charter for railroad from Van Buren, TO hatts-
eamkssg.
"A act to incorporate the franklin Tsle-
phone Telegraph co
FOR TUESDAY Feb. 9Th At O'Clock +. N.
An at % Revise chapter 81 ~ the Revised
ststases and 10 regulate Railroad rstes ana fares
Fer Wednesday, FEB. 25th. at O'Clock T.. NJ.
An Act 10 Incorporate ths Canada & Maine
Railway.
an sc, 20 Incorporate the Gardiner & Range
ley Telegraph Co -.
An act 10 lsgsiIze the location Of the Phillip
4 EAngriey Railroad across Fariin roaa so
ealiei N he tows Of Phillips.
An act TO iisnit the charges Of railroad cor
poraiieoa 30 ave cents per mile for transporta-
too d passengers
For "wednesday, March fth
An act extending she power Of the Mount
Desert Ry Co.
Aa.ac; to Incorporate the American fele
graph Knd Telephone Co.
Petition for = law providing for the use Of
automatic brakes and safety coupiers on freight
and for 4 law limiting the labor Of railroad
employees also relating 10 the liability of
employer. for personal injuries sustained BY
empioFees
PetF Jon ~ amend charter OF Waldo and
S0nlerstt Ky. 20.
An act relating 70 grade cgossidys-
" ii. ATsE, SeoF
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In report OF United States Consul
+. II. Schenck are given some of the vari-
GUS uses TO which the bark of the cork oak
is put. He says:
Although what gives most value to cork
are the bottle corks, still it has other appli
cations, some of considerable Importance,
such as plates or slabs for use on boilers
room carpets, the making of rugs, life pre-
servers, cork dust bricks, hats, album
covers, picture frames, jewel boxes, brace
lets and other objects of adornment; soles
for shoes and boots, wheels of small di-
mansions for railroad cars, and the grease
boxes of the wagons. and recently it is
applied as "Corcho larminado," or or
namental slabs. the invention of Don
Buenaventura Reull. Of Barcelona. which
are employed to cover plane surfaces and
curves, employing them as carpets and
for other uses. They make, moreover,
huts for those who work at cork, and l
Turkey they make cork collins.
In Italy they mako images and crosses,
shoes, horse saddles, horseshoes, arms,
backing. Notifications, furniture, soles
for shoes, wadding for mortars, and obtain
lampblack for printing in the United
States, and the round or hollow cork is es-
pecially employed in the province of Valen-
cia 10 uuSh rice. IL IL aiso useu ior ote-
hives, pans and pals to deposit and carry
milk; in ornaments in gardens, for relief
maps to form the elevations. for floats in
fishing apparatus, for pals where they cool
water with ice or snow, etc. From the
imperfect combustion of cork is obtained
Spanish black, product much esteemed
for making printers ink. To this we
may add that artists in Italy and Spain
carve pictures in relief in cork which have
much the appearance of being nodded of
terra Gotta, and that the packers of fruit
for export now seem to prefer coarsely
granulated cork to the traditional sawdust
packing
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Wars and Bridges.

The comraittee on ways and bridges have as
signed hearings apos petitions and bills referred
TO them IA follows:
Feb. 70 No. II.
Petition OF the Heisctmen of the to~n of
Falmouth and others, praying TO be relieved
from maintaining and hsspins in repair iron
bridge constructed across the Pfesumpscot river,
In sad town.
Feb. l7.-No. ".
PetItion Of !. L. Smith and others, citizens
of Oidtovn. asking tor reversion Of oIdtown
bridge to the State of Maine.
Feb. 70. No. 10.
bangor for appropriation for bridge across
the Fcuobscot river at or near the mouth 1f Pts
eafa9uis river, in said county OF Penobseot.
Petition Of ". u. Libby ana others Of Ma,
tswemkctg, asking State ntd for building a
bridge acrpsa the Penobscot river, Ia the town
q Wlun Or MattawAmkeag
Fptti6n Of citizens Of Aneqasli, asking sid
for batding road and bridge ia AIiegGsh.
Petition Of James a. strout And others, for
Formulation to build bridge Rcr0ss tide water,
IN town Of kcnnebankport.
FEB. ~ No. ~.
BiIl, an act to reyi-e the provisions OF chap.
ter 81. Of the Private and Special Laws OF 1874,
and additional thereto relating TO q free bridge
across 7pruce Creek. in she town OF Klttery.
Petition OF the inhabitant. of Van Buren,
Hamliu ana Cyr for appropriation in aid OF
building bridge across the e.. John River ~
Feb. u No. "a.
Petition u II. 3 Swcctland Of South Thorn
aston and others, requesting the enactment Of
a laW requiring the several counties to build the
largt bridges within their e0nnties.
Frb 90 No. =
Petition ~ Charles N. Rogers and Others
Of NUwiArd. iaGrang". fassntnmkeag, Lowell
and ercrnbush for a bridge across flscataquis
river urUr the mouth.
Petition Of F. u. jenkins and q others Of
the town OF kenduSkeas, r aid in building
bridge across the hsuduskeag river in said town.
Rearing FEB -.
priiiou Of trark Stanley and others Of
DiSH,Id FOR hpI ropriltion for bridge across
the AnaIo-coggin river at or near Dixhed
Iea < FEB Il
Petition OF ". G. Brooks and IS other ciii
xens Of Westport for The enactment of u law
regal lag counties 10 support the large bridges.
HoariaR RI y.
Petition OF Arthur Hsagsn and others Tor
leave 10 construct a bridge the Little
Marsh river in Prospect and FRANKFORT. Hear
ing Feb =.
Petition of william Leonard and II Others
fer an auprnpr ton for repairs OF br dye across
the Pas-adumkcag river In rhe town OF Passa
damkrag Hearing March 2.
An aci TO prevent the uRe of narrow trimmed
wheels for the hsuling 81 freight and merchandisc
over Tho streets OF the city OF Calais. Hearing
March 3.
II. Il. aoutp Secretary.
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The committee en- Jsommeros viii give publie
hearings IS follow;
Friday, Feb. II. 2 O'Clock z. N.
Upon petition o. Jeremiah Jones 30 iaeor
pors,e the casiiee and Brooksyiils Steam terrr
Co.
Upon petition Of Mayor Charles Z. patten
and others OF the etty Of Bzia toF additional
powers relative TO the oes;-el OF tae tide waters
OF the ksnne btc river.
February y. at O'clock z, ".
Upon communications sron the Dominion
of Canada in relation to the joint passSse Of q
lsw 10 prohibit the throwing % sAsasst and.
other waste into the river from the sawmiits
sisRsssa spon the St. john river and its trsba-
tnries
Friasy, Feb. 70, 2 z. NJ
Iron petition of stockholders o. Kernebunk
river to amend their charter relative to eiosing
its gates.
Upon petition OF W. u. Walker 70 build 8
wharf iato the tide waters ST York. Maine
CT. GuFrILI, seer.
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Education.

The committee on education will give public
hearings In the school superintendent room, at
state hu-e. a. follows
tor Feb, r.
Petition ot K. P. Grindle and Others in favor Of
ar net to Incorporate a school 10 Bleehili to b.
known the George Stevens Academy
For FEB 10.
Petition of 7. & Barns and others, asking for
th~ passage Of hui TO regulate the election Of
school committees IN the town Of Hrstbrook
Petition 81 Ira W Davis and others, prnYid z fer
Coriuth-
On order 10 allow towns to draw money from
the pubic school. and apply to academies.
For Feb. Is
ga petition Of samuel j. Bridge and others for
Incorporation Of Bridge Academy.
an act 10 provide for the education of youths in
ucinoorpCrated plantations and townships.
Petition Of Joseph y Snow, President of the
Bangor Humane Society, for amendment OF laws
relating 10 school Teachers.
Jan. =, ispi. +. W. ksEaAN Secy.
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Merit Wins.

We desire to say to our citizens, that fol
years we have'been selling DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, DR.. King,
New Life Pills, Bucklen's Arniea Salve ant
Electric Bitters, and have never handled
remedies that sell as well, or that have
given such universal satisfaction. We dc
not hesitate to guarantee them every time
and we stand ready to refund the purchase
price, if satisfactory results do not follow
their use. These remedies have won their
great popularity purely on their merits.
Bowditch, Webster & Co., Druggists.
aug6eodchwkyly
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State Lands.

The committee on State lands and state roads
will give puhiic hearings at the Land Agents
room AZ State sopss as follows.
For Friday, Feb 18th, T.. NJ.
Petition OF +. T rennock and others for aid
in building bridge across Msgsloway river in
Lincoln Plantation. oxford county.
Petition OF Vital fhibodv au add others ask
ing an appropriation 70 help build srosd Ia town.
Of Madswassa and tfrand fsf.
Resolve In favor Of Charles p. Alien.
Resolve IN favor OF Charles q Randall.
Memorial asking Tor aid In building bridge
at Fort keut
Petition OF f. Z. vlles and others tor aid
In repairing road lezdiHg ont of Flars,as
through Dead ttyer. Jerusalem asd Highland
plantations
Petition Of Joseph Madore for appropria
;ior for building 4 rosd Ia Crystal plantation.
EUokSE CLARK, Sec'y.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-13

There was au old man OF Tobsgo, lived
on rice, Cruel, and ssgo." he had too,hache
so bad. After be used battle OF SAWS
ten Oil, he could eat roast beef and plum
pudding ail right.
They ssy tie winter advertisements of
houses will run some ~hat in this style A
large and elegantly furnished house for
rert, ia easy Distance of druggist whe
sells D.. Bulfs Ceuef Sy.up.