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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-12
ROBERT j. BURDETTE
To Lecture at Merrill Institute Friday
 Night.

Of Robert J. Burdette. who lectures at the Merrill Institute next Friday night. the Minneapolis. Minn., Times says:
 There has not been lecture IL Minneapolis this season that create! a stronger impression upon the audi ence <he predominating trait sot Burdette'S hGmOr Is it's naturameSS. It is not funny for the sake of raising a laugh but is sympathetic Of this merry old world in which We live.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-12

Cotton Belt. nc1t AcNeH. last Sua e.sN. Mr. simpson @as h the cah at aIs engine when the aIuy was m- tlcted. The bullet, which has not been located by surgeon. took ef- feet in his back and entered the body.
 Hr. Simpson was brought te Pine Bluff, and though he will he confined for some time, it IS not thought that the wound Will prove fatal.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-12
LAFAYETTE LODGE.
Knights Of Pythias Elect Officers
 Monday Night.

At a meeting of the Lafayette lodge Knights of Pythias. held Mondaq ; night, the following officers we're elected for the ensuing term
 Chancellor commander, J. H. With erspoon.
 Vice chancellor. NJ. NJ. Laws
 PreIate, Garland Vaughan.
 Past chancellor. c. K Smith. Maste. at arms NJ. E. Bryar Master of eNcheQuer, R L. Hnthef ford.
 Master of finance. C. w. Harris Keeper of records and seals. 1. j. Moore
 Inner guard, c. Brewer.
 Outer guard. W. ]. West
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-12
One Legged Chicken.

TT Frank Culpepper has qu.:2 1 or nature in a one-legged
 which he has raised. When \ the chicken had only one leg. deformlty did not prevent 1t |fowing to the proportions of a
 cnicken. Mr Culpepper laugh- emafked that he had been feed chicken on sawdust in the oi growing a wooden leg. but '' haa not yet been successful. lleken Will be presented to tha oh county exhibit.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-12
r APPOINT HOG THIEF

having is portion Of a cor
 between President noo'9
 col lanes Mitchell. editor or
 pock Democrat. during d
 .tlv made on the president
 Mitchell. E. Richard shlpp ana
 kmmel:
 road q recent letter from
 Immendjng the reappointment |Holt, of your city. for post
 can tell yon frankly 1t was In account of your letter aile br of the Little Rock board or hat decided to make the ap- Inf want to ask you to keep Iebolders straight down there Il them go wrong. If any or he not what they should be. 6te me. tell me the e1rclllnz and their heads will go oft |tban that. drawing one hanI and vigorously across the Why, not long since tlIey
 get me to appoint a man r2 own there who had been ln= pr hog stealing. 1 dldn { do It. end that none hut good men appointed by me. loa watch s. and write me IT they are ect.
 0 it. said Col. Mitchell, and ave made you a number Of ;, want you to make me one )u do it 2''
 inly," said the president.
 this replied the colonel. ve been all around Arkansas we never visited the grandest
 the union. You have been url. you have visited Texas.
 last year you were in Okla- Ne want you to visit Little Will you do it?
 sir, l will, answered the
 do our people Will give you le you will never forget. ani take you out to Hot Springs you that wonderful health
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-12

eoV. Davls has created the |na 2. ana disgust Of people out, bot a s.a'e by threatening to take
 sssun as, and the law in his ewn sn,.. Aa 50 after the editor Of the
 '''' News Record is shown py
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-12

A marriage license was lssHed this morning 10 Nh E. C. Palmer, of Clarendon. and Miss RandIne Ma0n, of this city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-12

Al Simpson, one of the most popu- lar engineers on the Cotton Belt. seiV- d as the target for mysteriously aimed bullet. fired by some unknown aiscreant, at point south or the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-12

the following telegram from tGe New York World to Coy. Davis:
 New York, Nov. Ii.
 Gov Jeff Davis-Wnen are voa gong to shoot the editor Of the News RecordS Will have man on tha ground. (Signed) New York World.
 Gov Davis was at Texarkana when the message was delivered to hln and his only remark, as reported by 9 newspaper correspondent. was that he didn't care how much the news papers roasted him, but he was going to make them quit telling lies, which Is only another of his hot-air utter anceS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-12

Thos. F. Jenkins has been talking to the Baltimore public through the advertising columns for thirty-one years. He has presented about 91 009 columns of display advertising and about 5.oao columns of reading mat. World
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-12

"A marriage license vas lssuea this afternoon 10 II. N. Sh4ltz and Miss l.arada Applne. of GgaDt county.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-12

the following telegram from tie New ,1,,.ld LA...s-..
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-12

The following telegram shows that Little Rock has genuine sensation on hand. from which some interesting
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-28

'cfhphih6 mans political n,.,o
III that part of the country ."cfs
gong 70 the trouble Of intarreoot
MN directly. You have n,eaung
watch his actions while no.. to
ms mornings absolutions to AZ ming
70 the queens taste. A Rer, this
WEI come walking quietly IN s 81,
bowi with clean water, allow 1, !, 'he
out thea III il again. wash he run
ana race thoroughly. empty the anus n
water, comb his hair and denar, rrly
ing sleek and clean as a k'
should. a Democrat will 70 ,h.a '''ah
the same process exactly and a.
raves the room his appearance
pleasing as that OF His Rernh,,
friend. bu: cithersby instinct ~ xsda
dent he leaves tie water in wbi ~
mas washed. standing in the basin =. r
frohibitionist comes in. carefrIlv
moves his collar and necktle and "
teeds to battle in the water lef, r., -"
Democrat. The Populist with hi.
eye and patiiarchal whiskers cr,e,
and casts a glS nce of scorn ro,,na -
the room. He runs the comb TN
his beard, adjusts his necktie taLa1
fresh chew. Gepositing the old ona
any convenient spot. and departs MAJ
out washing at ALL" "'en'
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WlRes

The death of John w. Bissell OF Pro-
er, occurred at 5.i5 4. NJ Satur6an
his residence, - Centre street afte, ~
years OF suffering from iocon,ot6r a, ,aahy
resulting from service during the ~;
War. '''e eivH
Petitions in bankruptcy have been s,.,
BY Charles w. Churchill. Fort Fa,rs n'sa
Harry l.. Milliken, South Portland II I s,,a
W. Knowles. Augusta; Harry Al go
ton. Portland: j. Hermon White pror,.
VILE Harry q. Harlow. Auburn, 1ns,,n-
W. Anderson, Waterville "Asses
Upon a complaint signedsby Sec. ar,t..
]. Dunton Of the Girls League. the.r"I nsai
Saturday, searched George Schonna,s
place on Front street. Bath. and ser,,ras
Two gallons Of gin. Scheppe and his cl L,ya
George Parks. appeared in the municlnai
court, and Judge Fogg reserved his -
cisson in the case until Monday
h the terms Of the will OF Incv r
Phelps Of Ellsworth, the proceeds a n
shares Of Boston & Albany stock. after !
few small requests have been paid, IS 10
be evenly divided between the Maine MI.
sionary Society, Maine Bible Soclaty
American Missionary Society. America
Board OF Foreign Missions and the Amer.
lean Mccall Association. 1t was no,
known at the time of Mrs. Phelps DEAN
that sne mad any property. but the an
praisers found securities valued at N3ya
nv "tulaStll century tltD, new and
very strong social clGb. made UP Of m.
leading business and professional men OF
Portland, organized, Saturday evening
The officers are: Pres. Hon. W. l.. put
nam; vice pres, DR.. S. c. Gordon. ex-
Gov. II. Il. Cleaves. Hon.-J. W. Symonds
+. Il. Rich; sec. c. f. Pease; treas. "
5. Eaton; trustees, H. B. Cox, DR.. S. H.
Weeks. Hon. Z. b. Winslow, DR.. E. 3,
Holt, Col. F. y. Dow, F. y. Lawrence
Hon. c. H. Randall. Col. F. F. Boothby
Clarence Hale, Hon. George p Weseott
A. Whitney and ]. w. Tabor.
y. d. Harlow, a prominent citizen OF
Winterport. and one of the best-known
musicians in Maine, died. Saturday, at his
home, from paralysis. A widow and two
children, Grace, wife Of DR.. Charles Web
Der of Hermon, and Roy D.. who lives in
Winterport. survive him. Mr. Harlow
was born in Buckfield, between 60 and %
years ago. He was director OF the Ban
gor Band several years. He was a vet
eran Of the Civil War, having served as
bandmaster and musician in the ID
Maine Regiment. After the war he re-
turned TO Bangor, where he led the Ban
gor Band until 1876.
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RAILROADS., TELEGRAPHS AND
EXPRESSES

The committee on railroads, telegrap hs
and expresses VIII give public hearings
in its room at tn. State House, Augusta,
as follows:
WEDNESDAY. JAN. 80 1861 at p NJ.
An act to extend the time of the con-
struction Of the Boothbay Railroad.
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 81. 1901 at T. NJ.
An act to authorize the Portland Rail-
road Company to acquire certain street
railroads and make extensions of its
street railroad system.
WEDNESDAY, IAN. 80. 1891. at F. NJ.
An act to incorporate the Pushaw Lake
Railway.
WEDNESDAY. FEB 6. 1901. at 2 p. "
An act TO establish the Hancock County
Railway Company
WEDNESDAY. FEE. 6, 1901, at . p. NJ.
An act to amend section of chapter
one hundred three OF the Public Laws in
regard to the Incorporation and control
of Telegraph and Telephone Companies.
WEDNESDAY. FEB. .. 1901, at , p. NJ.
An act to incorporate the Lincoln Flee
trio Railway Company.
WEDNESDAY, FEB. Il, 1901. at r. NJ.
Petition of the Portsmouth. Kittery and
York Street Railway for authority.
WEDNESDAY, FEB. Is, 1901. at F. NJ.
An act to amend the charter OF the
Westbrook, Windham and Naples Rail-
way Company.
WEDNESDAY. FEB. -, 1901. at p NJ.
Petition of John {. Scates and others
in favor of An act to amend the char
ter of the Wcstbrook. Windham and Ma
| pies Railway Company.
| The hearing on the Act to extend the
| charter of the kennebcc and Franklin
| Railway" heretofore advertised to occur
January ., is postponed till January 80,
| at L. NJ.
The hearing on the Act to extend the
rights. powers and privileges Of the East
| port Street Railway Company" hereto
| fore advertised to occur January -, is
| postponed till Feb. &, at y. NJ
JOHN L. DEERlNG, See.
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FRED l.. PRATT.
FINANCIAL. AFFAIRS.

The committee on Financial Affairs Will
give a pubic hearing In its room at the
STATE STATE, HSnse IN AIgnsia: r >,
THU RSDAf AFTERNOON. JAN. Il
ON Resolve in favor OF an appropriation
for the st. Elizabeth Roman Catholic Or
phan Asylum at Portland
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, JAN. 81
ON Resolve in favor OF an appropriation
for the Children's Aid Society OF Maine,
at Belfast.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON. JAN. al
On Resolve in favor of an appropriation
for the Maine Central Hospital
THURSDAY AFTERNOON. JAN. 81
On Resolve in favor of an appropriation
for the town OF Somervlle.
Thu RSDAY. JAN. -. 1871. at go p. NJ.
On resolve in favor of an approprla ton
for the Central Maine General Hospital
at Lewiston
THURSDAY, JAN. q. 19Ol-On resolve
in favor OF an appropriation for the Hos
pital of the Society OF the Sisters of Char
itv at Lewiston.
THURSDAY. JAN 81. lsoi-On resolve
in favor of an appropriation for the
THURSDAY. JAN. 81, lsd-On a resolve
IL: favor of an appropriation for the
Healy Asylum at Lewiston.
TUESDAY. FEB. 5, 19pi-On petition OF
the Lincoln County Historical, Society in
favor of an appropriation To care for the
premises and ruins OF the colonial Fort
William Henry at Pemaquid.
TUESDAY, FEB. :. 1sol-on resolve for
an eRldsmi9 and emergsney fund.
lating to the public health.
TUESDAY. FEB. ). Is)l-On resolve in
favor OF an appropriation for the Maine
School for the Deaf.
THURSDAY. FEB. q. 193l-On resolve
Ia favor Of an appropriation for the
Bangor Chldren's Home.
THURSDAY, FEB. !. l91l-On an act
providing for the arrest and punishmcn,
IT HI\ Secretary
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The Man Who Steals the Paper.

| A New Bedford police Judge, last
week. fined a man $40 for stealing a
newspaper from neighbours step in
the early morning. The man was am
ply able to subscribe for q paper for
himself. but looked upon it as econ
omy to save two or three cents By
borrowing" his neighbours paper to
read on his way to work Perhaps in
view Of the SO fine and the notoriety
given him by the police court proceed
| inSs he viii now view the matter In
another light. Let us hope that like a
sensible man and good citizen he will
now subscribe for the paper. He will
find il much cheaper and more salts
factory. Those who have suffered
from the doorstep depredations of men
Ike this will agree that his punish
ment was all too light. Wherever
there is the carrier system, by which
of necessity the paper is left exposed
to passers at an early hour these con-
teNtptlDfc newspaper thieves are
known. They are not unknown in this
city and its neighbors, as many a resi-
dent and business man can testify. II
is not the money loss involved, but it
is the annoyance and the loss Of news
which makes the crime a serious one
1t is the utter meanness Of such q petty
theft which makes the offence so ex-
asperating TO the victim. The man
who wrecks bank can often main
tain his position in society and be
looked upon in the financial world as
leader. but he who steals his neigh
boris newspaper is altogether outside
the plane Of the liberation Of modern
civilization. There is only one meaner
thief known, the cheap vandal who
steals flowers from n cemetery.
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COMMITTEE HEARINGS.
JUDICIARY

The Committee on Judiciary will give a
public hearing in its room at the State
House in Augusta. as follows:
TUESDAY. JAN. %. 1891, at p Mo.
Is. ON an act to establish a law uniform
with the laws of other states relating to
negotiable instruments
TUESDAY. JAN. %, 1871. at +. NJ
No O.. on. bill to repeal the law re-
gluiring inn holders to give bond not to
sell intoxicating liquors.
TUESDAY. JAN. 29. 1901. Nat p. NJ
No. Il. On the report of the commission
TUESDAY. JAN. %. 1901, at 2 P. NJ
No 80. On an act to amend Section q:
of Chapter Il of the Revised Statutes re-
iating to the jurisdiction of the superior
court for the county of Cumberland.
No. &c. On the petition of r. w. Shaw
and others in favor of full suffrage for
women.
WEDNESDAY. JAN 90. 1901. at r. NJ
No. 90. On an act to amend Chapter ~
of the Public Laws of 1885 relating to the
employment of stenographers at coro-
ners inquests.
WEDNESDAY. JAN. 80, 1891. at p. NJ
OF n meeting of School District No. IL. III
the town of Stonington
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 80 1901. at p. NJ
No o.. on an act to incorporate the
Friendship Water Co.
WEDNESDAY. JAN. co. 1901. at +. III
No "a. On an act to amend an act to
authorize the city of Portland to appoint
commissioners of cemeteries and publ>
grounds.
No. u. on an act extending the jurisdic-
ton of the Rumford Falls municipal
court.
THURSDAY, JAN. 81. 1891. at p NJ
No 81. On an act relative to the issue al
capital stock and bonds of quasi public
corporations
THURSDAY. JAN q, 1891. at 2P. M
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The Tales From Colorado.

Vice President elect Roosevelt Is SO
well known as an advocate OF the
strenuous life who practices what he
breaches. and is such popular and
picturesque figure in our national life.
that his Colorado hunting trip in
evitably results in the frequent arrival
East OF Il large assortment OF wild and
weird tales OF adventure. The oppor-
tunity is not TO be neglected by the
cartoonist and the enterprising space
writer with an exuberant imagination.
Consequently we are told with an
abundance of detail how one day he
saved companion who was on the
point Of being killed by grizzly
bear: how, on the next. he killed a
mountain lion by pushing his gun
down its throat and then stabbing 1t
with his hunting knife; how. on the
third day, he was freed by gray
ing his ammunition in killing a score
of them. ard nearly froze to death
before help came. etc. etc. The next
mail will probably bring the story that
he secured tail-hold clutch of a
charging grizzly, turning the beast in
side out and setting his bruinship run
ming in the opposite direction. The
newspaper correspondents who are
not allowed with the hunting party,
are undoubtedly earning their pay.
And nobody will laugh with more rel
ish over the ridiculous yarns which
are being told than the hero himself
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Strange that while all this taxation
legislator has yet put in n bill impos-
ing special tax on bachelors. Such a
scheme has been proposed before now
in other states. and only last week a
hill of this kind was introduced in the
Michigan Legislature. In France a tax
on bachelors is an established thing.
The object of the bachelor tax how
ever. is mainly the promotion of the
marriage industry. not the raising of
revenue with which our lawmakers
are now concerned. Still. it will be
surprising if such a bill doesn't appear
before the end of the session.
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Great Pond: or $. s. Scamnon ;in" i inu,
teen others of Franklin: Of Harry ~
ing and fourteen others OF Eilswnri, :. :" ~
Louis l.. Cole and thirty three otncls .,
Gouldsboro: of Geo. VI. Tapley ana !"en
ty-four others of Brooksvillc; or D. y.
Bowden and thirty-three others OF IAN
of Deer isle: of q: T.. Gott and thirty ON sn
h rs OF Surry; of Lewis +. Gray ana ioI
ty-scven others of BTooksviile: oi g. x
Allen and eight others OF Brookiine' an
THURSDAY. FEE. :. 19N-Pctuon OF
TO. II. Morrcll and eleven others OF Puts,
field TO prohibit the taking of tern ahu
gulls; of q. II. Merrill and thirty-iour
Others of YarmouthvilIc: Of \. w. Harms
and seventy seven others OF Orono: OF W :
s. Baglcy and fiftT-threc others of Wa
iers of Lewiston: of o. S. Tarbox and thir'
lty-two others of Calais: of Leslie A. Lee
and twenty-nine others of Brunswick, all
for same.
amend chapter q of the Public Laws OF
1899 known rs Inland Fish and Game
Laws.
THURSDAY. FEB. :. l9ol--An act re-
Ia ting TO fishing for tcgae through the
I THURSDAY. FEB. Z. 1oll-Petition TO
amend chapter ~ Of Public Laws OF 1899
THURSDAY. FEB. :, l901-Pctition of
NJ. l.. French and u others residents OF
Somerset county. praying for ice fishing
in certain lakes and ponds in Somerset
county.
THURSDAY. FEB. :. i9ll-Petition of
j. T. Merrill and u others. residents of
Washington county, praying for laws to
regulate fishing in Grand Lake Stream.
THURSDAY, FEB. 7, l9tl-Petition of
G. r. Clark and 20 inhabitants of Hollis,
WATERFORD, Dayton and Lyman for Il
close time on the outlet stream and its
tributaries of Bartlett pond in Water
boro.
THURSDAY, FEB. :. lNl-Petition OF
Il. Y. Curran and - others in favor OF
repeating the law which permits OF hunt
ing in September.
THURSDAY. FEB. Z. l@l-Petition OF
B. b. Eaton and A others In favor of re
pealing the law which permits of hunting
in September
THURSDAY. FEB. 7. 19)l-An act 10
amend section Of chapter 30 of the Re
vised Statutes as amended by section |
OF chapter ~ of the Public Laws of 1889.
mouths of the tributaries of Moosehead
Lake.
! THURSDAY. FEB. I. lsoI-Resolve in
favor OF William j. Mathews of Sears
port
THURSDAY. FEB. I. 19ol-An act re-
lating to the close time for game birds
and to prohibit the sale of woodcock.
THURSDAY, FEB. Z. l9Jl-Petition of
Frank G.. Nash and 81 others. citizens of
the town OF Cherryfeld. asking that the
law enacted in 1899. permitting Septem-
Der hunting be repealed.
=. o. VICKERY. Chairman.
PITT II. JONES, Secretary.
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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:
THURSDAY, JAN. 81. 1@l-On an act
to extend the charter of the Maine Elec-
trio Il Water Power Co.
THURSDAY, JAN. 81, 1Wl-On an act
entitled An act to amend Section of
Chapter Ga of the Private Laws of 1899
THURSDAY. JAN. 81. l&1-On an act
to amend Chapter Ct of the Private and
Special Laws of 1899 Which is an act to
Incorporate the Wilson Stream Dam Co.
THURSDAY, JAN. 81. 1@l-On an act
to incorporate the Union Boom Co.
THURSDAY. JAN. 81. 190l-On petition
for the Improvement of Pleasant river in
the towns of Mason and Bethel
THURSDAY, JAN. 81, 190l-On an act
to incorporate the Little Churchill Stream
Dam Co.
THURSDAY. FEB. Z. 1@l-On an act
granting Alexis Moneault the right to
erect and maintain piers and boOms on
the st, John river in the town of Grand
Isle.
THURSDAY. FEB. Z. 19)l--On a resolve
In aid of navigat ton on S.bec Lake.
THURSDAY. FEB. :, l9ol-On an act to
incorporate the Pistol Stream Dam Com
pany.
s t. PEARODY Sec
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The committee on Taxation will give
public hearings in it's room at the State
House in Augusta. az follows:
THURSDAY. JAN. 81. at I +. Mon an
act relating 10 the taxation OF telegraph
and telephone companies.
THURSDAY. JAN. 81. 1901. at : +. NJ
On act to amend Section III of Chap
ter Il of the Revised Statutes. relating to
the appOrtonmcnt of the railroad tax.
THURSDAY. FEB. T. 1901. at 7 r. NJ
On an act imposing franchise tax upon
sleeping and palace ears.
THURSDAY. FEB. Z. 1901. AT I T.. NJ
On an act to amend Chapter 6 OF the
Public Laws of 1895. relating 10 the. taxa
ton of collateral inheritance
THURSDAY. FEB. IA. 1901 at r. NJ
On an act to regulate the taxation of cor
porate franchises.
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MERCANTiLE AFFAIRS AND
INSURANCE..

The Committee on Mercantile Affairs
and Insurance will give public hearings
in its room at the State House in Au-
guSta:
WEDNESDAY. JAN. so. 1891. at 2 p. NJ
On an act to amend Chapter Is of the
Special and Private Laws of 1853. entitled
an act TO incorporate the North Var
mouth Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
WEDNESDAY. JAN. 50. 1871, at r. NJ
On an act relating to agents of domes-
tic mutual fire insurance companies
WEDN ESDAY, JAN. 30, 1901 at , p NJ
On an act to amend subdivision OF
Chapter IS of the Laws of 1855.
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 30, 1871, at 2P NJ
On an act to authorize the Maine State
Relief Association to admit to it's mem
bership members Of the various fraternal
organizations.
v rDNESDAY. JAN. 50, 1851. at 2 P. NJ
on an act to amend Chapter LOG of the
Public Laws of 1899, entitled an act addi-
tional to Chapter 237 of the Public Laws
of 1879, relating to life and casualty In
surance on The aSSe. Sment plan.
F.. c. BURRILL,
secretary pro tenn.
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BELGIAN HAMS
THE KIND THAT SELLS.

We can't sell bronco" Belgians SUI
as some Western sharpers are seii'hs
in New England, neither can WV,
DON'T BUY A HARE until after Wv
have read our 16-page book thar 'eii'
you how to make money raising us
Belgians. 1t tells you how slOv'VV W.
CAPITAL will be invested in operau.ss
the finest Rabbitry in the world wiz
branches all over n. En- buying az.
selling Belgians-in running a Cahn"s
establishment, and last but not le1yS
in supplying 1000 HIGH un ~.
DOES. bred to be the finest prize VIZ We
ming Bucks in the world III -
LOANED ONE YEAR to our NERVES. ~
for one-fifth of the increase, Inc IA
to be returned or paid for at
price at end of year.
LADIES are especially invited " aar
vestigate. We shall be pleased " IT.
from BOYS and GIRLS that are sli'''
and honest. ..omp
Book is FREE. Send 2-cent s. ,.,or
for postage. Send now our propUs. I'm
is limited and your neighbour WIN
take what we offer if you Qua t.crNs
Address for book, r. H. CAS ASSAM
Waterville, Me-, or E. +. 1A
Belfast. Me.