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be required to hold and increase it.
Our industrial enterprises, which
have grown to such great propor-
tinns affect the homes aud Occu-,
pations of the people and the well
fare of the country. Our. capacity
to produce has developed enor-
mously and our predncts have SO
multiplied that the problem of
markets requires our urgent and
immediate attention. Only u
broad and enlightened policy will
keep what we have. No other
policy will get more. In these
times of marvellous business ener-
gy and gain we ought to be look
ing to the future, strengthening
the weak places in our industrial
and commercial systems, that we
may be ready for any storm or
strain.
"By sensible trade arrange.
ments which will not interrupt
our home production we shall sx-
tend the outlets for our in Increasing
surplus. A system which pro-
vides mutual exchange of cons
modities is manifestly essential to
the continued and healthful growth
of our export trade. We must
not repose in fancied security that
we can forever sell everything and
buy little or nething. If such a
thing were possible it would not
be best for us or fer those with
whom we deal. We should take
from our customers such of their
products as we can use without
harm to cur industries and labor.
Reciprocity is the natural ont
growth of our wonderful industrial
development under the domestic
policy now firmly established.
What we produce beyond our
domestic consumption must have
advent abroad. The excess must
be relieved through foreign out
let and we should sell everything
We can and buy wherever the buy
ing will enlarge our sales and pro-
ductions and thereby make great
or demand for home labor.
"Tbe period of exclusivensss is
past. The expansion of our trade
and commerce is the pressing
problem. Commercial wars are
Improbable. A policy of good
will and friendly trade relations
will prevent rsprisals. Rscipro>
ity treaties are in harmony with
the spirit of the times; measures
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Great Chance for Retail Merchants.

We are doubled stocked things ndwene
During the next 30 days make prices
grocery department items a. cost and less
Will at sacrifice Bear in mind that
can be found in stores and right
aim and make this
of the %
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CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature sssss sss Of ZH2zzzx
HOW'S THISY

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any Gaze Of Catarrh that cans
not he cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
FL CHENEY & CO., Props. To-
ledo, o.
We tho undersigned. have known
F Sheney for the last Is years. and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by their firm.
WEST a TRUAX, Wholesale Druggist.
Toledo, o.
WALDINa. KINNAN & MARVIN
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. 0,
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken in
ternally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system.
Price, 75c. per bottle. Sold by all
Druggists, Testimonials free.
Halls Family Pills are the best
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New Are Ysap KAApsyss
49, IL ': e: e. ssse:, s ~: T. ~
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\ 20 Minutes for dinner.
Note.-Trains Nos. 32 and 33 are
operated daily.
Trains Nos. "a, 35, IL, 12, 13, IA. 15
aud 16 areopsratei daily except suns
day.
Connections: At Camden with
Southern Ry., s A. L.. and A. G..
Line. At Lancaster with l. & g. r.
r. A Catawba Junction with Sea.
board Air Line. At Rock Hill " ith
Southern railway, At Yorkville with
Carolina & Northwestern r. r. At
Biacksburg with Southern railway.
At Shelby and Rutherfordton with
8. A. T.. Al rarion with Southern
E. II. HAW,
0sn'L Passenger Agent
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We Gall special Attention to our Grocery Department
which has been greatly improved PROMPT aten-
ton given to orders for quick delivery produce
aud sold at maket price
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-28
INTERIOR WATERS.

Tho Committee on Interior waters VIII
give hearings IN its rooms AZ the ''"'o
House in Augusta. as follows; =.
THURSDAY. FEB. ~, lol-Ni 'c' 80
Incorporate the Long Pond Improvement
Company. - -, An, IN
THURSDAY. FEE. IS, 1891 act 70
authorize Marley Morrison 10 c't't AZ
maintain booms and piers in the oepaS'-
coot river. - ,,,,;, ,r
rasSadumkcag Boom Co. to ainehu ciii
ter. .ax,,or, !.
The hearing on an act TO inrnrp"ra.r
the Pistol Stream Dam Go. VIII occur
Thursday. Feb. ~ 1901.
THURSDAY. FEB. Is. 1871, on an HI
/ to extend an act entitled AN act 70 ~
corporate the Enchanted Stream Dam
and Improvement Company.
| TUESDAY. MARCH 5. 1?ol.-A act 70
authorize The Machias Lumber 90. !"
, purchase the rights and property OF the
proprietora Of Machias Eoom.
RcasSignments: The hearing on an act
10 incorporate the Pistol Stream Dam ~
formerly advertised to occur THURSDAY
Feb. Is. viii occur Tuesday, March .. HI.
The hearing on an act to incorporate
the Long Pond Improvement GO. hereto
fore advertised to occur Thursday rem
~. 1901. will occur Tuesday. March :" l9li-
The hearing ON an act to extend an
act entitled AN act to incorporate inc
Enchanted Stream Dam and Improve
ment Co" heretofore advertised 10 oc-
cur Thursday, Feb. g. 1901, Will occur
Tuesday. March 5.
| The hearing on petition Of Passadnm-
keag Boom GO. to amend cnar'":. here
| tofore advertised 10 occur Thursday. Fen
Is, 1871, Will occur Tuesday NJ: rth ., III
S. l.. PEABODY, Sec.
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Snobbery in the Navy.

Admiral Sampson has brought upon
himself very general. ana Very mnrited
criticism for the astonishing stand he
has seen fit to take in the case Of gun
captain Charles Morgan who is desir-
Gus Of securing a commission. un Ter
the new law. as an ensign. 1t is adj
mitted on all sides-even by Samp-
son himself who has never been quick
in detecting other mems merits-that
Morgan is a man Of superior abilities,
that he is clean in his habits. gentle
manly in his bearing. and has behind
him an exceptionally gallant and
creditahle record Of service.
Morgan will be recalled as the war
rant officer who had charge of the
divers who investigated the wreck Of
the Maine in the harbor Of Havana.
He is himself an expert diver, ana it
was to his clear-headed work that the
court of inquiry was indebted for the
data upon which its report was based
~ 'ie WI Win SPAN ne pore nitnSeiI
with marked courage and efficiency.
II was he who fired the first shot in the
engagement of the L. s. warships
with the earth works at Matanzas. In
the blockade Of Santiago his services
were Of the highest order and at the
close of the war he was presented
with sword by the people of New
probation and esteem. Morgan is hut
80 years of age. and has had 10 years
Of service in the navy. He is a credit
to himself and his flag. No man on the
rolls is more deserving of the promo
ton he seeks-and yet what does Mr.
Sampson say? That he is inefficient
No. He bears testimony that he has
Good professional ability" that he mas
"gentlemanly bearing and that IF
he were to be commissioned as an en-
sign he would probably compare
faNorably. both professionally ana in
personal conduct and bearing. with
other officers Of that grade" WHAT
then IS the bar to the advancement Of
this young man in the service to which
he has devoted 50 many of the best
years Of his life. and in which he has
achieNed such honorable distinc-
non? Certainly there would appear 10
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COMMITTEE HEARINGS.
JUDICIARY

The Committee on Judiciary viii give
public hearing in its room ut the State
House in Augusta. follows:
THU RSDAY. FEB. %, l90i. al ? +. NJ
No. 15l. on an act To amend and extend
the charter of the Buckficld Water Com
pany.
THURSDAY. FEB. %. 1901. at F. NJ
No. 49, on act additional to Chapter
Ga of the Revised Statutes. relating TO the
concealment and embezzement of prop
erty of deceased persons.
THURSDAY. FEB. rs, 1901. at 2. M
No. 155. On an act to amend Chapter ;,
Section s.. Revised Statutes. relating to
the taking of lands for public parks and
squares.
THURSDAY. FEB. %. 1901. at F. NJ
No 15i. On an act TO amend Chapter rs,
Of the Private and Special Laws of 1879.
entitled An act TO incorporate the Elliott
Bridge Company"
THURSDAY, FEB. IS, 1901. at . p NJ
No. 155. On an act to incorporate the
Winthrop Electric Light and Power Com
pany.
THURSDAY, FEB. IS 1901. at p. NJ
NO. loo. On an act TO incorporate the
Winthrop Cold Spring Water Company.
THURSDAY. FEB. IS. 1901. at 2 p. Nj
NO. 15I. On an act 70 establish NUM-
cipal court in the town of Winthrop.
THURSDAY, FEB. p. 1901. at . F. NJ -
No. l66. On an act to incorporate the
Hillside Water Company of Winthrop
THURSDAY. FEB. p. 1901. nj , l.. NJ -
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BANKS AND BANKING.

The committee on banks and han...nG
will give public hearings at its room, No.
li6. at the State House in Augusta, as
follows:
THURSDAY. FEB. Is. 1911. at 5 T.. Nj
An act to incorporate the Maine Loan
Association Of old orchard.
THURSDAY, FEB. ~, 1901. at Il. NJ
An act to incorporate the Old Orchard
Trust and Banking Company.
THURSDAY. FEB. y. 1871. at 3 =. Nj
An act TO extend the charter of the
North Berwick Trust Company.
THURSDAY, FEB. Is. 1901. at ; L. M
An act to extend the charter of the Man
|1Ifacturcrs Trust 60. of SacO.
THURSDAY, FEB. =, 1901, at 3 i. Nj
An act to extend the charter of the Blue
hin Trust md rsa ~Ei"r- 'o-~N'"--v
WEDNESDAY. MARCH s. 1901, at 3 T..
Man act to incorporate the Bangor
Loan and Trust COMPANY.
THU SDAY. MARCH :. 1901. at +. NJ.
An act to incorporate the Camden
Trust Company.
JAMES ADAMS, Chairman.
GORIAM n. WEYMOUTH. Sec'y.
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CONTAGION AND INFECTION.
La Grippe is Infectious but Not Contagious.

COnta GiouS diseases are commun-
icated from one person to another; in
fictitious diseases are conveyed through
;he air.
Smallpox is a contagious disease. La
Grippe is infectious. When an cpl
demic if the grip is prevailing ii is in
the air we breathe and no one is safe.
The only safeguard is to keep the
system in the highest possible con
dition Of health and on the first ap-
pearanCe of a cold in the head to use
some safe antiseptic like Stuart's Ca
tarrh Tablets freely, a tablet taken
every hour or two for couple Of days
will be sufficient to break up the at
tack.
La Grippe attacks the weakest part
OF the system, it may be the lungs.
heart. liver, stomach or kidneys but
wherever it finally locates it almost in
variably starts with cold in the mead
and throat or in other words, the
disease at the beginning is acute ca
tarrh.
This is the reason Stuarts Catarrh
Tablets have been 50 successful in
breaking up attacks of grip. The anti
septic properties Of the remedy destroy
the germs before the whole system is
thoroughly infected
DIR. Admission says: Stuart's Catarrh
Tablets being free from cocaine and
harmful drugs should be freely used at
this time of year on the first appear
ance of grip symptoms
They check the excessive catarrhal
secretions, stop the fever and prevent
pneumonia.
They are composed of antiseptics and
may be used by little children as freely
as by adults and with great benefit.
Dr. Lewiston says: MY usual pre-
scripton for the grip is Stuart's Ca
tarrh Tablets which can be found a..
all drug stores. Keep to the house for
q day or two and use the tablets freely.
ana nave never heard any COMPLAINT
Of failure to cure.
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INLAND FISHERIES AND GAME.

The Committee on Inland Fisheries and
Game will give public hearings in its
room at the State House in Augusta. as
THURSDAY. FEB. IS. 1901.-On act 10
amend Section of Chapter 191 of the
Private and Special Laws of 1899 rela ng
to the taking of salmon in the PenobScot
river above the Water Works dam at
Bangor.
THURSDAY. FEB. Is, 19ol-On petition
TO close Bracket brook in Detroit, for
THURSDAY. FEB. .. 1srl-Petition Of
Geo. +. Bragdon and 2. others Of North
Berwick. Sanford and Wells. for an act
to prohibit fishing in Banney Bay pond
THURSDAY. FEB q. 19Ol-Remon-
STRANGE of Henry A. Gray and others to
any change in the law in regard to duck
saootng.
THURSDAY. FEB. q, 1ao1-Remon-
STRANGE of Geo. +. Thompson and 80 9TH
ers against any change in the law on
woojcock.
THURSDAY. FEB. Is. 19p1-Petition Of
Chas 3. Richardson and 70 others pray
ing that Cannon pond situated in
Franklin and Somerset counties, be ex
cmpted from the prohibition against ice
fishing
THURSDAY. MARCH NO. 1.2 on
an act 10 provide for Il state hunting
license ana TO obtain revenue for the
protection Of moose. deer and caribou.
deferred from last Legislature. Assigned
Tor Jan. 81 and tabled for special hear
ing, March ~
THURSDAY. MARCH No. 123 Re-
solve in favor Of establishing a fish
hatchery and feeding station at Moose
head lake.
THURSDAY, MARCH 7-Ordered. that
the committee of inland fisheries and
game be directed to inquire into the
necessity of prohibiting the catching Of
trout for sale in Tufts. Dutton and Grind
stone ponds and their tributaries, in the
town of kingfeld and Franklin county.
and report by bill otherwise.
THURSDAY. MARCH NO. 125. Peti-
ton of Warren B. Clark and ~ o~.Iers
praying for ice fishing in Hancock pond
in the town of Embden.
THURSDAY. MARCH No. 126 An
act 10 regulate the carrying Of fire arms
into the wild lands of the State during
close season.
PITT II. JONES. Secretary.
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MILITARY AFFAIRS.

The Committee on Military Affairs will
give hearings in its room, No. II, at the
State House:
WEDNESDAY. MARCH i. 1S9l-Rcs olive
in favor Of State committee Of the y. NJ.
&. A. of Maine.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 8 l9lI-tCon-
tinuedl-Resolvo in favor of the Bath
Military and Naval orphan Asylum
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6-Rcso.ves i'll
favor Rev. {. ). Cummings, Surgeon
Gent William J. Maybury; towns of Lis
bon. Brunswick, Otisticld. Dresden; cities
Of Ola Town. Augusta. Dccring. !. NJ. &.
A. Of Maine: for reimbursement Of monies
expended fer soldiers Of the Spanish war
j. II. SWEET. Secretary.
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be none to the average American cit-
izcn but Admiral Sampson has dis
covered what he believes to be an in
stipcra bic one. Let us state il in MS
own language. lie says:
while il Is true that these men are
selected from 4 large class Of men Of
worry unusual ability waIch distin-
cuisines them rs perhaps the profess
sional equals Of their officers as far as
their technical education stands. il Is
also true that they are recruited from q
true that they are recruited from a
class Of men who have not had tho
social advantages that are requisite
for a commissioned officer"
This is the language Of snobbcTy
pure and simple. 1t ignores mani ood
ana merit because the young man
who possesses them in a marked de-
gree has not had what the critical
| Sampson concoivcS to be social ad-
vantagcs," Such language might be
expected in a monarchy, but ii sounds
| strangely out Of place in country
where the open road Of opportunity
youth who has the character and the
courage to avail himself Of it. where
possibilities Of the presidency itself may
81 wrapped up in the ragged jacket %
any bog who has within himself the
force and brains To aspire to i a
man who has worked his way NJ 70
An officers berth in our navy by the
sncer force Of his own merit. could be
depended upon 10 accept general in
vitations." which Admiral Sampson
appears t. think bear ~ important
place III HI line Of duty. without
bringing any discrcdit upon himself
ur the fcryicc. IL would ~ strange
thing indeed II the watchword Of our
navy should H. abandon hope All ~
who are not graduates of Annapolis
ana YET Admiral Sampson docs not
hesitate 70 express the opinion that
the proper place" of All those VINO a.
MT enter the service through his
favored door ''is that ~ leading men
among the crew. ANA not as repre-
santatives Of the country IN tn ward
room and steerage."
Representative clayton N New ork.
himself graduate ~ West Point.
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a few months ago the eligible
inaiders of an Indiana village made a
compact not To associate with young
men who ever drank Intoxicating
LIQUORS. The eligible young men de-
cided u 1T the girls try il ANA sec
how they liked il. a gloom settled on
that community. The girls went home
from the prayer meetings without male
Escorts. Candy pulls We're no longer
known. Then came . change. Eligible
men from neghboring town came in.
the girls had partners galore, though
whether they cxactcd the same condi-
tinns If the new corners as they dil IF
the town boys il not stated. III that
las IL may several Of the most clgihl"
young ladies found husbands among the
newcomers. Then the stupid town
boys. instead Of going in quest of the
pretty girls in the other tnwn-for
what hailiv ick in this fair land is
destitute Of pretty girls proceeded
to rotten egg the newcomers. So .rai
lawsuits are pending ana worse Still ID
young men from the ncighboring town
who will run the risks now attendant
on counting the remaining members Of
that Spartan band Of girls. Present
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AGRIClLTIRE.

The Committee on Agriculture will give
a public hearing in its room at the State
House in Augusta:
Tt E.SDAl. MARCH y 1891. AT i. Nj
on an act relating to the power and du-
ties OF tho Board of Agriculture
TUESDAY. MARCH p 1871. at +. NJ. -
on an act to repeal the bounty on wild
cats.
TUESDAY. MARCH ,. 1901. at , T. Nj
on petition that the town " Camden
may be admitted " the Waldo and Pc
nobscot Agricultural Society.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON. MARCH ;.
1871, at : +. Non resolve in favor Of
North Berwick Agricultural Society.
HENRY ID. HAMMOND. Secretary.
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it II mt sufficient that single copy
of this record he Kept i'll the clerks
office The annual publication If the
same ineuros greater care and ac-
curacE. ana general use u the public,
as WAL as lass liability to destruction.
y Cumberland Mills man has a
watch which he claims, and with rea-
son. tn te cne of the most accurate
rim-Eeapars III The State. This watch
HAS u record Nj ~ years of faithful SER
viac, ann its owner vouches for the
fact That id h4S never varied more than
thrce-faIrths of a second during alt
tha ;imc he has had it in his possession.
I'M thinks that the excellent are
which DIX has taken VI the watch il re-
eponsible fla its accuracy quite as
mur p as the excellent workmanship Of
the timepicae. In tha twenty-three
years he has owned the watch
His time NJ winding TT each day has
never varied more than three Or four
minutes.
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The outlook fnr the granite business
. in Hancock county this spring is very
favorable with orders and contracts
IL ~ filled I'LL several localities Indica-
lions point to 4 favorable settlement
NJ the stone cutters strike at Sullivan
ana Franklin. which has been NJ for
nearly "A year. Last season thu granite
business uf tho county amounted To
comparatively nothing after tine dis-
agreement between The contractors
and employees AIT sullivan ana Frank
lin, when the men demanded union
wages Nh fine work ana the demand
Mas refused. Practically little fine work
was done: there was some finishing
ana 5he getting out Of rough stone
lint aside from this the granite bus
mess was ut standstill. The men az
members uf the union collected union
wages. Some went IL work in other
sections ana this winter several of the
younger men. among the best cutters
Wrnt from Franklin ana sullivan T.
another state fur employment. With
only those remaining To depend upon
ana with contracts lin abundance on
hand. it il thought that settlement
will be made. whereby the granite
business will ~ one Of the chief inlus-
tres, Is hitherto.
The first EoId pens were made IN hand
in 1870 in the City nf New York.
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ID. Louis Is debating the ACCESSIBILITY
of accepting the government donation
~ the exposition with the Sunday clos
ing attachment Many declare il wiu
~ more profitable for the exposition "
have open gates on sunday without the
government stipend than Ky save
closed gates with il. 81. Louis is not
as rigid AZ some cities with respect W
Sabbath observance.
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Naturally Congressman LentZ was
disturbed over the omission Of his
speech from the record. And yet the
omission was in the nature of free
benefit for him. as the dear public had
forgotten there was such d man as
I.entZ
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COUNTIES.

The Committee on Counties will give
hearing in its room at the State House,
in Augusta. as follows:
THURSDAY, MARCH eth at ? p. Nj
On petition Of F. +. Mitchell and Others
that said Mitchell with his estates be set
off from the town of Litchield and an
neNed to the town of Wales 0
l TIL 'RSDAY. MARCH 18th at p Nj
on petition of Elijah \. King and other
from the town of Wellington ana llco"-
GRATED with the town Of Cambridge
NJ. &. HILL. Secretary
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Rather looks as if the Senate critics
We're running to "emptyings" when the
purchase of Cushing's Island for gov
eminent Notifications seems to them
the thing most available for criticism.
within their province.
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The Committee on State Lands ana
State Roads will give public hearings in
its room a the State House in Augusta,
as follows:
WEDNESDAY. MARCH =. I@nl-On i
rcsolv, that Hand agent release interest
nf State III Township 2. Range $, west ~
cast line nf state in rcnohsc"t county u
present owners.
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MINES AND MINING.

The regular meetings of the Committee
on Mines and Mining will be held al
room No. :, under treasury department
at three o'clock Z. NJ. on Tuesday OF
each week.
L. NJ STAPLES. Chairman,
ISAAC LIBBEY, Secretary.
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SHORE FISHERIES.

The regular meetings of the Committee
on Shore Fisheries will be held at the
Office of the Board Of Agriculture, at
F. NJ on Wednesday of each week, until
further notice.
FRANK \. THOMPSON, Secretary.
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No notice whatever VIII be taken OF
unsigned communications.
The Journal cannot he held rc~p"n-
ulbIc for the preservation or return OF
rejected communications.
AdIrcrs all communication" relating
to suhscripti ms and advertisements t"
BURrEIGH & FLYNT. Publishers,
Augusta. Maine.
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SALARIES.

The committee on salaries will give
public hearings in its room at the State
House in Augusta. rs follows:
I'll t.SDAY, MARCH ;. 1901. at II A. NJ
THURSDAY. MARCH Z. 1901. at \. NJ
a. +. GILMORE, Secretary.
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CLAIMS.

The committee on claims will give pub
lie hearings in its room at the state
House, State assessors room, lJo in Au-
gusta, as follows:
TUESDAY. MARCH ). lco1-On resolve
in favor Of Mrs. John Durant.
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INLANn EIsuEnIEs AND GAME

The Committee on Inland Fisheries and
Game will meet at p. NJ every Thurs
day. ut the room of the Inland Fish and
Game Commission
T. O. VICKERY. Chairman.
PITT ii. JONES, Secretary.