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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-19

piers in the Madawaska river in stock
holm Plantation. Aroostook county.
THURSDAY. FEB. u. 1Wl--An act to
incorporate the Tunk Pond Wacr Power
THlfRSDAY. FEB. q. lool-ResoIve in
aid OF navigation on Moosehead lake.
THURSDAY. FEB. q. lW1-An act to
amend Chapter 10 Of tho Private Law,
of 1866. entitled AN act 10 incorporate the
Scbec Dam CO." as amended by Section o
of Chapter &c -, Private Laws of 1899.
THURSDAY. FEB. u. l@1-An act to
incorporate the Union River Water Stor-
age Company
THURSDAY. FEB. q. l9Ol-An act to
amend Chapter 2I3 of the Public Laws OF
1897 authorizing Simeon g. Davis, his as
socatcs and assigns to construct ami
maintain a wharf and boathouse In Lake
Maranocook in the town Of Winthrop.
THURSDAY. FEB. Is. l9ll--An act 70
incorporate the Long Pond Improvement
THUKSDAY. FEB 90. I9ol-An act to
maintain booms and piers In inc Sebasu-
THl-RSDAY. FEB. o. 19o1-Pctition of
Passadlrnkeag Boom Co. to amend char
, Rcassigncd The hearing on an act to
create a lien for driving logs ana iufn-
any other persons. heretofore advertised
10 occur Wednesday. Feb. u, 1901 Is post
poned till Thursday. Feb. =, ~ ILL.,
The hearing on ~ hct 70 cxlcnn w
charter Of tho Maine Electric and Wa
ter Power Go. IS reasslGncd to Thursday.
Feb a., 1901.
/ The hearing on act entitled IAN act TO
regulate the erecting Of boomS III GER
tain parts of the Suco river In tn" county
Of York and State of Maine heretofore
advertised to occur "Wednesday. Fep H.
1901 Will occur Thursday. Feb. q. 1901
The hearing on an act to authorize
Munley Morrison to erect and maintain
booms and piers III the Sebasticook river
heretofore advertised to occur Feb. Y,
1901 viii occur Feb. Il, 1911.
The hearing on an act % incorporate
the Pistol Stream Dam 20. Will occur
Thursday. Feb. y. 1901.
RSDAY, FEB. =. 1891, on an act
to extend an ac: entitled an act 10 IN
corporate the Enchanted Stream Dam
and lmproN emcnt Company.
s l.. PEA BODY. Sec.
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EDUCATION.

The Committee on Education will give
public hearings in it's room at the State
House in Augusta. as follows:
TUESDAY. FEB. 10. 1891. at L. NJ
on hill tn incorporate the trustees Of Co
burn Classical Institute.
TUESDAY. FER -. 1901. at 7. Nj
on act to increase the per capita sum
raised ~ towns Tor the support Of com
mon schools
TUESDAY. FEB n. 1901. at +. Nj
ON act to provide for the expenses of tho
Maine Industrial school for girls. also on
resolve in favor Of same.
TUESDAY, FEB -, 1871. ut +. NJ
ON resolve in favor of Normal School
trustees.
TUESDAY. FEB 2G. 1901 at F. NJ
ON resolve in favor OF Pennington Nor
nal school
Tt r,SDAY FEB ~. 1901 at Z. Nj
ON resolve in favor Of Madawaska Train
ing school.
TUESDAY. FEE. &c. 1871. at +. NJ
on resolve in favor Of Castne Normal
school
TUESDAY. FEB. q. 1901 at : r. NJ
on resolve in favor Of Gorham Normal
school.
A. +. GILMORE, Secretary.
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LEGAL AFFAIRS

The Committee on Legal Affairs will
give public hearings in its room at the
WEDNESDAY, FEBs %, 1901, at , +. NJ
No. 100. ON an act -aflendatory to Sec
ton 30 of Chapter PAS of the Special Laws
of 1893, entitled An act to incorporate
the city of South Portland"
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 90 1901, at ? p. NJ
No. 10. On resolve in favor of c. c.
Ryan
WEDNESDAY. FEB. %. 1901 at F. NJ.
No. III. on an act to supply the people
of South Gardner with pure water.
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 20. 1901 at p NJ.
No. IL. on an act additional to Chap
ter -. Revised Statutes, relating to tele-
WEDNESDAY. FEE. 20, 1901, at P. NJ.
No. ~. on an act to amend Chapter
1874, Public Laws of 1899, relating to bury
ing grounds
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 20. 1901. at F. NJ.
No. 12S. on an act to provide for voting
by machines.
WEDNESDAY. FEB. 20, 1891, at p NJ.
No 106. On an act to incorporate the
East MaChas Light and Water Company.
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 20. 1871. at +. NJ.
No. H. On an act authorizing the sale
Of the property of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church of the town of Union.
WEDNESDAY. FEB. 20. 1901. at +. NJ
No. lis. ON an act to repeal Section
of Chapter 2SS of the Private and Special
making impure the waters of Androscog-
gin river within the cities of Lewiston
and Auburn
WEDNESDAY FEB. 80 1901, at p. NJ.
-tReassigned)-No. 81. On an act to au-
thorize the laying out of way across
the tide waters of the Piscataqua river
in Kittery.
THURSDAY. FEB. q. 1901. at 2 p NJ
No. ia. On an act to amend Section &c
of Chapter 92 of the Revised Statutes, In
relation to mills and mill dams
THURSDAY. FEB. q. 1901 at p NJ
No. us. On an act to amend Section S o.
'hly tor of tha
amended by Chapter 326 of the Public
Laws of 1897, relating to soldiers and
sailors.
THURSDAY, FEB. q, 1901, at . T. NJ
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M3tQAyB GiQs2SlD'
De Groun' Hogs Doin's.

De sroun' hog got uneasy. He winkea
his weather eye.
lie stretch his SET an wondered If dc nm,
is in DE- sky. 7''
He ncbber paid no 'tcntion to de troublo
he might make. ''
When he orter been y dozin' he vah
grinnin' wide awake.
Groun' hog. groun hog,
You makes US people weep
Why mus you 20 proWlIn
When you Orter be- a-sIeep?
His nanny she done toll i'm dat no AZ
ter stay in bed,
But ne got too proud 10 listen to do
words his NANNY said:
SO he went = prOmcnadin' wifi a sw; gpe,.
an q swing.
He thought il were picnic case ~.
weather looked like spring.
Gropn' hog, groun hog,
You bothcrs US foh sho
When de sun is shnin,
why can't you shet de do?
De norf win who was Waitjn' far
chance TO hab some fun.
lie cut loose right away an got dc y,1,;n,
hog on de run. i"
An de blizzard staht hlizzin' an 40
frost begin to freeze
An, you can't. hear muffin tall cxcet,. do
Tnoanin' o de trees.
Groun' hog, groun' hog.
You causes greet distress
We arc all done got to suffer -
Fob yoh no count foolishncss
Washington Star.
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In the Senate, the other day. Senator
Tillman remarked. II heartily wish |
could get rid of the idea that this gov
eminent is being run in the interests Of
the rich and against the poor" This
desire is highly creditab!e to the North
Carolina gentleman. who. as a rule, is
not given to making creditable re-
marks. He should make every effort
to get rid of that idea. for it is grossly
false and reflects only a bigoted part
isan prejudice. Mr.. Tillman. as a
United States senator, holds an exalted
position. and ought to know. did he not
wilfully shut his eyes to the facts and
conditions, that no nation in the
worlds history ever gave the poor and
middle classes so good Il chance as they
are given in this country.
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INTERIOR WATERS.

The Committee on Interior Waters will
give hearings in its rooms at the State
House in Augusta. as follows:
Inc hearing on petition of ii. j. Bailey
ol Rowland, praying for an amendment
to chapter 1870 of the Private Laws of 1866
entitled AN act to incorporate the Sc
bee Dam Company" heretofore adver-
tised to occur Wednesday, Feb. -, 1871
will occur Thursday r'eb. q. 1901.
TUESDAY. FEB. 10, 19Dl-An act to in
corporate the West Branch Driving and
Reservoir IAN Company.
TUESDAY,. FEB. 10. 1901-An act au-
thorizing and empowering the Great
Northern Paper Co to erect and main
tain piers and bOoms in the West Branch
of the Penobscot river
THURSDAY, FEB. q. 19O1-An act to
incorporate the Sandy Stream Dam & I'm
prOvement Company
THURSDAY. FEB. q. 19l1-An act to
amend Chapter. 4l9 of Private ana Special
Laws as amended by Chapter l55 of Pri-
vate ana Special Laws of 1899. rela ing to
ton.
THURSDAY. FEB. q. 19o1-An act for
the building of dam and maintaining
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-19

The School Improvement Leagues Oh
Maine have an enrolment Of ABOUT
thirty thousand at the present tllle'
The members of the leagues nave
graded and otherwise improved nan!
school yards. rebuilt a large nunoe'
of the fences of school grounds re-
placed disSraeeful outbuildinss WIN
suitable structures. painted anu
papered scores of Schoolrooms, Pun
chased hundreds of volumes OF useiu'
books, and provided thousands OF n
productions of works of art pesiues
uniting teachers. pupils, parents aa1
citizens generally in working TOT 'n
school. and through this work deNe'op
ing an interest that will make IT NOT
useful to the community in which IL
located The leagues have recehu!
made choice of Supt. Payson Sni.h :,
Rumford Falls and Mexico as pressure
of the State League and Miss hate =.
Donald. principal of the Machlas u'".
mar school. as secretary and tredsu'I !,
These officials were among tne me-
organize leagues and have been ailo ~
their most efficient and enthusia
supporters. They are both
tionally fitted by training anu 40.
perience for the duties which VIII .sst
volve upon them. 1t is prooap,e ,rr.
the membership will be douoieu ,,-,iIs
ing the next twelve months .s.;r
the leagues are living up ~ ,..rs.
notices: Better physical surrouiiusoI
best books for all: art in the ST. ~. i
room: vet its most important "o,n -.
in restoring the old-time priue ca Line
thusiasm in the local schooi. ~ a,es-
of this interest cannot pc
timated
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COlonizinq in Maine.

in the course of an argument - show
the possibilities Of ''coionza ton 10
applied to the removal Of the unfor-
.tunatcs who are crowded into the
slums Of the great cities. the Bogtci
Globe points to notable examples in
Maine of the founding of colonies Of
foreigners. 1t instances. the case Of
Bcnedicta In Aroostook county. which
through tho efforts Of Bishop Benedict
Fenwick. was settled by Irish from
Boston, and though 70 years have
passed the people Of that community
are practically all Irish. The Globe
crrs, however. in saying that Maine
, was "A part of Massachusetts when the
Bishop began TO colonize this section
Similarly. the good old town OF Waldo
boro. colonizcd by the Dutch 80 years
ago, is still 30 per cent Dutch Mad
awaska, where the cxilcd AcaGians Of
Grand Pre-. the land Of Evnngcline.
, found n refuge in 1858, IL more than 80
per cent French; while New Sweden
the colony founded by William w.
Thomas. United States minister to
Sweden. in 1870, has today only two or
three Yankee families among it's pop
ulation OF 900 souls. Generally speak
ing, these and the other towns in
Maine. similarly founded by colonies Of
foreigners, are prosperous and indus
trious. a part Of the State of which we
are all proud. Their people are loyal
citizens.
In the success OF these colonies is
there not hint for the solution of the
slum problem which is so serious a
matter in All our great cities. The
tendency Of the times is unquestionably
toward concentration III the cities.
cannot the humanitarian and philan-
thropic organizations 90 a great work
by rescuing from the slums some OF
the many families and individuals,
foreign and native born. who would
gladly get away II they could. and cs-
tablishing few colonies Of them in
Maine There il room enough and op-
portunity enough for them here, if they
are willing to work. The criminal
class and those who are paupers
mainly by preference are not wanted
and will not BE- received. but there are
enough of the better kind for whom
there are vastly broader opportunities
for happiness and the comforts OF life
! in Maine than in the city slums. There
are abandoned farms which ought not
remain abandoned. and there are
great stretches Of wilderness where
there are the possibilities Of many
more Benedictas. New Swedens and
Madawaskas. II there is colonization
to be done to relieve the dstressfuI
and dangerous congestion of the great
centcrs. particularly whers'the foreign
| crs herd together. it can he done more
easily and it is believed with better
results in the East than in the West.
| There is not much doubt that the cap
ital and zeal Of those working for the
betterment of society will soon he di-
rected along this line. and they cannot
afford to overlook the advantages and
opportunities offered by Maine.
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AGRICULTURE

The Committee on Agriculture will give
public hearing in its room at the State
House in Augusta:
tt ESDAY. FEB. 19. 1901. at , T. NJ
For the purpose of a hearing on AN act
providing for the election Of the secretary
of the Board Of Agriculture
I'll ESDAY. FEB. 10. 1891. at L. NJ
on an order to inquire into the feasibility
Of having the State supply the farmers
with fertilizers at cost price.
Tt ESDAY. FEB. -, 1901. at T. NJ
On an act relating to the better protec-
ton of sheep.
TUESDAY. FEB. &c. 1891. at F. NJ
on an order to make a complete invcsti-
CATION into the management of the office
of the Board of Agriculture as conducted
by the secretary.
HENRY D. HAMMOND. Secretary.
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COMMERCE.,

The Committee on Commerce will give
pubic hearings IN its room at the State
House. as follows:
WEDNESDAY. FEB. %. 1901. at II A. Nj.
L An act authorizing the extension of
a wharf into the tide waters at Lubcc
Narrows.
WEDNESDAY. FEB. %. 1901, at II A. NJ.
=. An act to authorize Warren Sawyer
to build wharf in the tide waters at
Milbridge.
WEDNESDAY. FEB. 20. 1901 at II A. NJ
3. An act additional to chapter q of the
Revised Statutes relating to pilotage of
foreign vessels.
n d. ROSS Sec Protein
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Here is hint in the columns of the
Bath Independent which some am
bilious musician cannot afford to dis
regard: zone Of these cold winter days
there will be a tragedy on the Point
and after that a funeral. Then-oh.
bIissfui thought.-Front street day
times will no longer echo the cornet
solo practice which has agonized citi-
zens' souls of late"
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TOWNS.

The regular meetings Of the committee
on towns will be held In the Office OF me
Gsh and game commissioner at four
O'Clock P NJ. on "Wednesday OF eacn
week until further notice.
FRANK II. HASKELL, Secretary.
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COUNCILLOR APPORTIONMENT

The Committee on Councillor Appor-
tonment will give a public hearing to all
persons interested, on Tuesday Feb. 49,
at p. M, at the room of Committee OF
Legal Affairs.
+. c. BRYANT, President.
s. s. THORNTON. Secretary.
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MILITARY AFFAIRS.

The regular meetings of the Committee
on Military Affairs will be held at the ad-
infant generals Office, room Il. every
Wednesday at 7. NJ. each week
j. III. SWEET, Secretary.
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MINES AND MINING.

The regular meetings of the Committee
on Mines and Mining will he held at
room No. l. under treasury department:
Al three O'Clock L. NJ. on Tuesday OF
each week.
ISAAC LIDBEY, Secretary.
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EnlrCATJON.

The regular meetings Of the committee
on educator, will be held at.thc Office OF
the sur erntendent Of common schools,
at two o'ctotk r. NJ. on Tuesday Of each
week untfl further notice.
A. r. GILMORE. Sec.
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WAYS AND BRIDGES.

The regular meetings OF the cominlt.ee
on Ways and Bridges will be held at the
office of the State pension agent; at
o'clock p NJ. on Wednesday of eacn
week until further notice: -
FRED L. PRATT, Secretary.
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,x1.>yD r,s,IEpiEs AID GAME.

The Committee on Inland Fisheries and
Came will, meet at . p NJ. every Thurs
DAY, at the room of the Inland FISH ana
Game Commission
r. .. VICKERY. Chairman.
PITr III. JONES Secretary.
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TAXATION

The regular meetings of the committee
on taxation will be held at the office OF
rhe State assessors at I NJ on Inurs-
IL 2! GARDNER. Sec.
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LEGAL AEEAIK s.

The regular meetings of the committee
on legal affairs will be on Wednesday at
+. NJ. Of each week until further no
BEECHER PUTNAM. Sec.
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n%NkS AND BANKING.

The regular meetings of the Committee
on Banks and Banking will be held at the
Bank Examiners office. Room No 1i6,
every Wednesday at , +. NJ, each week.
GORHAM n. WEYMOUTH.
Secretary.
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The release of the unjustly impris-
oned Mrs. Maybrick seems to be one of
those things too good to be true.
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INSANE HOSPITAL.

The committee on Insane Hospital VIII
meet at s p NJ. every Thursday IN the
library until further notice -
+. \. PORTER, Secretary.
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TEMPERANCE.

The regular meetings of the Committee
on Temperance will be on Thursday, at
z. NJ each week.
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PENSIONS.

The regular meeting OF the committee
on nenSionS will he on Tuesday after
Moons Of each week until further notice.
j. H. KNEELAND, Sec.
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LABOR.

The regular meetings of the Committee
on Labor will be held at room 155 immedi-
ately after the morning session of the
House Tuesday of each week until
further notice.
II. II. STURGIS. Secretary.
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SHORE FISHERIES.

Tho regular meetings of the Committee
on Shore Fisheries will be held at the
ONCE of the Board of Agriculture. at ?
p. NJ on Wednesday of each week, until
further notice.
FRANK a. THOMPSON, Secretary.
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The death of Alexander Wads-
worth Longfcllow in Portland, last
week removes the last but one Of the
great poets immediate family, Mrs.
Greenleaf Of Cambridge. a sister being
the only survivor. Alexander was the
younger brother of the family. and had
always lived in The City by the
Sea" where the most of his time was
devoted to the work of the Unlted {
States coast survey. For the last re"
years he has lived a retired life en-
ioying the regard and respect of all his
wide acquaintance.
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CLAIMS.

The Committee on Claims will give pub
lie hearings in the assessors room. No.
ISL. at the State House in Augusta. each
Tuesday at 2 L. NJ. until further notice.
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STATE LANDS AND STATE ROADS

The committee on State Lands ana
State Roads will meet in the land-oiiice
at A. NJ. on Wednesdays until iur'her
DAVID e. MOULTON. Secretary.
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COMMITTEE NOTICES.
JUDICIARY,

The regular meetings Of the committee
~, judiciary will he on Tuesday. Wednes-
day and Thursday of each week until fur-
Their notice. por,ct,s o..
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Portland is shipping many apples
over the ocean, this winter. Thus far
there have been a little more than one
million Of barrels that have been sent
over on the ocean Steamers much
better record than was made last year
when the crop was very small. The
crop for this seasons market was very
large and the number of apples that
have been sent out from Portland so
far falls short only of the quantity
that was sent out in the season of 1897.
which was next to 1896. the banner year
for that port. At the corresponding
time Of this year in '9e over two mil
lion barrels had been shipped from
Portland. The most of the apples are
sent 70 Liverpool although many bar
res are sent to Glasgow and London.
All Of the different lines coming to
Portland have taken out apples this.
season.
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PUBLIC BUILDINGS.

The Committee on Public Buildings and
Grounds will meet in the superintendent
of buildings room. at the call or the
chairman.
G NJ PHOENIX. Secretary.
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Truly Bangor is a fast city. Three
IF the four members Of the Bowdoin
relay team which 50 handsomely beat
the Massachusetts Institute Of Tech
nologv athletes at Boston, Saturday,
We're Bangor boys.
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MANUFACTURES

The Committee on Manufactures will
meet in the Assessors Room a t the call
Of the chairman.
BENZ. COFFIN. Secretary.
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The proposed change in ward lines
is making no end of a rumpus in Ban-
gor and seriously complexities the Gem
ing city election.
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A Caribou boy loaded his shot gun
with peas and went out to look for
small game. He succeeded in planting
the whole charge Of peas in his left arm,
and doesn't find il any joking matter,
either. Had the charge been shot he
would have lost his arm.
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Rumford Falls and Poland Spring
are to help Lewiston entertain the
National Grange, next fall.
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COMMERCE..

The Committee on Commerce will meet
at T. NJ every Wednesday at room OF
acknowledgement, No. IL
F. W. HILL, Secretary.
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\ Harpswell correspondent mourns
over the decease of the lobster business
in his town. and in the same item tells
of the arrest Of local fisherman for
having 400 short Holsters in his posses
sion.
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Lent begins, tomorrow. What are
you planning to give up?
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TOWNS.

The Committee on Towns will give pub
lie hearings in its room at the State
House in Augusta. as follows:
WEDNESDAY. FEB. ~ 1891. at 4P. NJ
On an act to Incorporate the town of
Milinocket
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Just a hint Of spring in the ali, these
fine mornings.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-19

The lawmakers now enter upon their
eighth week.
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Who murdered Fannie Sprague?
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additional committee hearing notices
will be found on page 81
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No n0ticc Whatever will be taken OF
unsigned. communications.
The Jourual cnnnOt lie held respOn-
sIbIe for the preservation or return Oh
rejected communications.
Asldreaa all com manifestations reiath9
to subscriptions and advertisements 70
BURI.EIGH & FLINT. Tublishers'
Augusta. Maine.
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and expresses VIII give public hearings
in it's room at tn State House, Augusta,
aS follows.