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The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1901-12-20
r-.ensixa Kltohen Outnts.

The most costly kitchen belongs "
the Spanish court, the cooking uten-
sils alone having value OF nearly
$4,000. and are of great age Tno
kitchen OF the Shah Of Persia Is now
ever, the most valuable in the worlu'
Even the cooking pots are lined win
gold and the plates and dishes useu as
the royal table are of solid gold, en-
crusted with precious stones II 1t
were possible for the contents OF tho
Shah's kitchen to be put UP at auction
they would realize over S5,000,OCO.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1901-12-20
THE DAY OF DAYS.

A thousand years have come and gone,
And near a thousand more,
Since happier light from heaven shoae
Than ever shone before;
And in the hearts of old and young
A joy most joyful stirred,
That sent such news from tongue to
tongue
AS ears had never heard
And we are glad and we will sing,
AS in the days of yore;
Come all, and hearts made ready bring,
To welcome back once more
The day when first on wintry earth
A summer change began,
And dawning on a lonely birth,
Uprose the Light of man.
II. T. Lynch
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1901-12-20
One Use for a Book.

When in India several years ago
Winston Spencer Churchill, Lord Ran
dolph Churchill's son, presented copy
OF his first book to Gen. Tucker. who
previous to his South African COM
mand was to command at Secunderbad.
do you like it," young Churchill in
quired of the general. Haven't read
It, Is it meant to read?" why, yes"
Wish you'd told me so before. keep
1t hanging up in my dressing room and
tear off page every morning to wipe
my razon on"
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1901-12-20
Nails Up Horseshoes.

Mrs. Arthur Stannard, who writes
novels of English army life under the
name of John Strange Winter" care
fully brings home and nails up in her
home every horseshoe which she
finds. She recalls with pride that her
first stroke of literary luck came to
her the very day when she picked up
her first horseshoe.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1901-12-20
Excavations in Judea.

The Palestine exploration fund has
been for the last two years carrying on
excavations in western Judea Remains
extending in time over fifteen centuries
have been unearthed. We have here
two well defined pro-Israelite periods,
and also the Jewish Seleucidan and
Roman periods.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1901-12-20
An Unlslssod Kiss.

Last week the first doctors degree
ever bestowed upon lady in Bohemia
was obtained by Fraulein DR.. Gapot
at the Prague university. At the pro-
motion Of this young lady to the rank
of doctor of philosophy 1t was found
necessary by the senate to alter the
form OF admission at the conclusion OF
the address which runs this. Re
ceive this kiss as a sign of close union
and confidential friendship."-London
Telegraph.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1901-12-20
Low Buildings in Japan.

Architects in japan make 1t rule
never to construct building over
four stories in height for fear it will
fall during an earthquake. Earth
quakes are frequent there. Sometimes
we have two in one month, but the
damage is seldom great.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1901-12-20


tired naval officer. The life on
board warship is at best
very confined and necessarily
strict and severe There is thu
suggestion of prison in the steel
walls and narrow quarters and the
regularity of the hours and meals. The
life of the jackies is made up almost
entirely of work with very little play
We learn to enjoy our Christmases the
more when at last they come round
On Christmas, for once in the year at
least, all rules, of which there are so
many on board battleship, are
thrown to the winds and the jackies
ship The order which is usually Civ
en- them is that they can spend the day
exactly as they like, and take any lib
critics they choose short of blowing up
the ship.
1t sometimes happens when the ship
is in some attractive port that the
sailors prefer to spend the day on
land, and they are Of course always
granted leave of absence. 1t is sell
dom, however, that the ship is so de-
serted that the cabins are not for the
time converted into a veritable pande-
monium. There is no formal celebra-
ton of the day ordered by the gov
eminent. The sailors are simply CIV
en- their liberty and they do the rest
II a chaplain chances to be on board
the day is opened with some simple
religious services and there the juris-
diction of the captain may be said to
end
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1901-12-20

DehbIy VI H"P"'"troH OoHP"rou'
Norway's population is the smallest
in Europe compared with her area.
Each Of her Inhabitants could have 40
acres of land, while the Briton would
have to be content with less than an
acre.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1901-12-20

condition Of the farmer in Western Canals
Province OF Manitoba and districts OF Assini-
boia. Saskatchewan and Alberta. Thousands
OF Americans are now settled there. Reduced
rates on all railways for homeseekers and set.
tlerx New districts are being opened up this
year. The new forty page Atlas OF Western Ca
NADIA sent free TO all applicants. +. Pedley,
superintendent OF Immigration, Ottawa. Canada
or J s. Crawford. Canadian Government Agent,
ia ". Nlnth 81, Kansas City, No.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1901-12-20
Thoughtful Santa.

Kind old Santa Claus, He brings
something even TO the bad little boys
who go fishing on Sunday.-Puek.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1901-12-20
KEEPING
'ol-tlElIS|TffAl
ar

u 80 mas Eve speedily became
acquainted with each other. and sat
about the stove at the end of the car to
talk it over" One of the men was a
drummer, another a cowboy, the third
a big cattleman, and the last the minis
ter who tells the story. They finally
fell into conversation with a poor wo-
man and her two children, the only re-
naming passengers, and found that
the mother, who had tried to maintain
herself by sewing since her husbands
death, was giving up the unequal strug-
gle and going home to live with
grandma"
The little threadbare children had
been promised a joyous Christmas
there, and when they found that the
blockade would prevent their getting
farther, for the present, they cried
bitterly until sleep quieted them. Just
before they dropped of the drummer
remarked:
Say, parson. we've got to give these
children some Christmas"
That's what" said the cowboy.
I'm agreed" added the cattleman.
The children were told to hang up
their stockings.
I'VE amt got none" quavered the
little girl. "'ceptin' those we've got
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1901-12-20
NANLY EOR IlHE
z 6

gift Of q fancy bedecked
box of candies is at all times
a most welcome gift, and as
bonbon candies are very ex-
oo,,civa RI nIIrchocp in large
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1901-12-20
penalty Of ropulat,on Compared

The man who knows the least shows
it the most.
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on D NJ ~
WAR Ship

doubt If any class Of men
in the world appreciate
their holidays so fully as
the tackles. writes a re-
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1901-12-20
JUST THINK OFT

year ,lano value increas-
Ing. stock increasing,
splendid climate. er-
cellent sch ools and
churches. low taxation,
high prices for cattle
aud grain. low railway
rates, and every POSI-
BILE comfort This Il the
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pENOnsCoT COUNTY DELEGATION

CYRUS w. DAVIS, Secy.
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Pres. McKinley's Second Inaugural.

The Inauguration Of William Mckin-
ley Of Ohio, for second term as Pres
ident Of the United States was most
successfully and auspiciously perform
ed at the National Capitol yesterday.
The fun story of the ceremonies. as
told in other columns Of the Journal.
this morning, the vast multitude. the
great parade, the solemn oath and
the many features of the day, makes
the reader prouder of his country and
of his country's choice for the highest
office in its gift.
1t may be that some will draw a
parallel between this inauguration and
that of 1901, when Thomas jefferson
unattended rode his horse to the Capt.
tol grounds. and himself tied the ami
mai before going in to receive the oath.
Possibly there is more fiction than
truth in this pretty tale of Jefferson
IAN simplicity. but even if it is per
fectly true. there is nothing in the
comparison to the disadvantage of yes
terday's inaugural Times have chang
ed in 100 years; our people and our
country are not the same. and. strip
ping the past of its glamor. who shall
say that the old ways were better?
Yesterdays grand parade and elab-
crate ceremonials were just as demo
cratic in spirit as Jeffersons reputed
ride. and far more worthy Of our great
republic and befitting the Importance
Of the occasion.
one simple little episode of the in
auguration gives much the same beau
tiful illumination to the day and its
chlef character as does the story of
Jefferson. President Mckinley renew
ed MS oath to his country-and Jour
MAJ readers do not fail to remember
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BEECHER PUTNAM. Sec.
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
follows:
THURSDAY. MARCH No. IL on
an act To provide for a State hunting
license and to obtain revenue for the
protection of moose. deer ana caribou
CRcferrcd from last Legislature. Assigned
Tor Jan. 81 ana tabled for special hear
ing. March ~
Tit RsDAY. MARCH NO. l23. Re
solve in favor Of establishing fish
hatchery ana feeding station at Moose
head lake.
THURSDAY, MARCH Ordered that
the committee Of inland fisheries ana
game be directed to inquire into the
necessity Of prohibiting the catching of
trout for sale in Tufts. Dutton ana Grind
stone ponds ana their tributaries. in the
town Of kingtield ana Franklin county,
and report by bill or otherYise.
THURSDAY. MARCH No. -. Petit
ton Of Warren T. Clark and & o,hers
praying for ice fishing in Hancock pond
in the town Of Embden.
THURSDAY, MARCH NO, 126. An
act to regulate the carrying OF fire arms
into the wild lands Of the State during
close season.
THURSDAY. MARCH ON an act to
correct clerical errors and make plain the
meaning Of, and to amend chapter 80 of
the revised statutes. rs amended by chap
ter y of the public laws of 1899. relating
to inland fisheries and game
THURSDAY. MARCH On petition of
W. II. Farrar and y others. asking that
the law prohibiting fishing on Main
stream BE- repealed.
THURSDAY. MARCH, ON an act to
prevent the taking of sir. Its from Mil
brook in Lowell. oxford county.
THURSDAY. MARCH ON several
petitions in regard t" ortn time ON deer
80 +. .. 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:
TUESDAY. MARCH ). 19ol-An act to
authorize the Machias Lumber co to
purchase the rights ard property Of the
pruprietors Of Machias Boom.
Reassignments: The hearing on an act
to incorporate the Pistol Stream Dam 90.
formerly advertised to occur Thursday.
Feb. q. will occur Tuesday, March !. 1871
The hearing on an act to incorporate
the Long Pond Improvement 60. hereto
fore advertised To occur Thursday Feb
y. 1901, will occur Tuesday, March = 1871
The hearing on an act to extend an
act entitled IAN act to incorporate the
Enchanted Stream Dam and Improve
ment Co" heretofore advertised to oc-
cur Thursday, Feb. Is. 1901, will occur
Tuesday. March ;.
The hearing on petition Of Passadum-
keag Boom Co. to amend charter. here
toforc advertised to occur Thursday, Feb
2S, 1901, will occur Tuesday, March ) 1871
S. l.. PEABODY. Sec.
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with pride that this oath was admin
istcred by native OF Augusta-upon
the worn cid Bible from which his
mother and grandmother taught him
III ms boyhood the lessons Of Chris
tianity Four years ago. his venerable
mother was the proudest spectator
Her hgure was absent, yesterday. but
her sacred influence was there. and
the iilial picty which dictated his use
Of her old Bible was Il more significant
pant Of the ceremony than the booming
Of cannon. the waving Of flags. the
marching of troops or the cheers of
thousands. And who does not honor
Mckinley tho President more because
Mckinley the man Is Il consistent
Christian whose home life is ideal in
its sweetness and purity?
President Mckinlcy's second inaugu-
raj address was unexpectedly short.
but if it lacked the length of most of
his earlier public utteranccs, it lacked
none of the clcarncss and force which
have made them notable. In direct.
concise style he called attention to the
vastly different conditions existing
ROW in comparison with those of -four
years ago Their WAS no attempt
made 10 discuss the domestic problems
of the day: they were amply covered
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L,nlIcATION

Inc Committee on Education VIII give
hearings IN It's rooms ut the state iiouSe
w augusta. as follows
fobaf. MARCH 5. 19ll, ~
IN act 10 annul the Public Laws reih-
I'VE TO the schooling of children IN uhor-
ganized townships.
~ ESDAY. MARCH 5. 1901. at l.. NJ
IN att 10 amend section three 81 ciiap,rr
Two hundred ana sixteen Of the pubhc
laws Of 1899. relating to the conveyance
Of scholars
TUESDAY. MARCH 8. 1871. az J., NJ
holidays
TUESDAY, MARCH ). 1871. At !. al
IN act 10 amend sections y ana - 81
chapter u OF the Revised statutes 81
Name relative to changing IN" liiRh
school year.
I'll ESDAY. MARCH 3. 1901. At T. NJ. N
on resolve in favor of Lee Normal Arad-
envy.
TUESDAY. MARCH :. 1871. at i. ". r
on tcSoiNe in favor OF Scion liigh school
II tSi)Af MARCH :. 1871, At / NJ RI
ON resolve in favor of Summer tr'ioinS
schools for teachers
tt ESDAY. MARCH ). 1871. at = NJ
On act rcative to the employment OF sn-
p"rinlond"nts Of schools in towns ami
cities.
\ f GIIMoRE. Secretary.
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The Committee on Legal Affairs VIII
give public hearings In IT'S room u. '"o
State House in Augusta; az luiI ' 4, y
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6. 1871, ~ ! :
M-No les on an act 10 repeal S"ctioi
6. Of Chapter q Of the Revised star ut Leg,
as amended by Section Of chapter 90" -"
Of the Public Laws Of lSSo reid'''S -
State constables
"Wednesday. MARCH 6. 1891, att =
Mo. 159. on an act additional J"
Chapter 70 of the Revised Statutes, rs
lating to descent of personal property ,
WEDNESDAY, MARCH d, 1891. al
/ Mon an act to amend Section ~ 81
| Chapter l37 Of the Public Laws Of 49,.
entitled an act to abolish Imprisonment
for debt. except in cases of fraud.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 6, 1891. a I.
M.-No. l6l. ON an act to amend Sec non
II of Chapter ll6 of the Revised Statutes.
relating to fees and costs.
THURSDAY. MARCH !. 1871. at y. NJ.
No. III. ON an act To authorize G'orSr
II. Hunt To- erect and maintain a wharf
into the tide waters Of the ST. CroiX rive"
in the town Of Ruhbinstun.
TIL ESDAN. MARCH :. 1871. at j. NJ.
No. n9 ON an act To incorpurat" ni"n
Lodge. No. Il, of Free and Accepted Ma
sons.
THURSDAY. MARCH :, l9l. at > =. ".
No. To-. ON an act to ratifN. confirm
and define the charter of the York Water
Tii'HsDAY. MARCH :. I91 at =. NJ
No. lii. ON an act restricting the rights
cf the Sacp Water Power Company.
~ f.'1i - w ~ - = y, 90 t ~
No. i".. ~ az iIi aiN'hT"t - /" Ii'i'
'ti 'o' 'l w. l''rN '''l'. - go 80 "
| OF 1872 'StlpilSIIIlN Il lh"n::C'l"'' 'I." ~
tii' VWh - MI ""t. l''''''''5' 80 'i'' -
rla,;iy tI,n w nan, ,n., ,,, =,
Iiit n9l'''i' MI, - !; = =. ~ =. -
~. l.7. ''i Ill - q. .'',' '.i''7 '-l. ri
maintains - oa"'!" !" ""l'i't M VIVA ~
'tni" WIN i,ui, M'i..t' ,n, ,n Il,
No lGl CA an act to amend Section
| ~ n 'H"l '''' n vi 'i' Il IT y $1,000
| relating - .!SeS iil dutt"ll m H'"l..'aH
iii ltSl'Af. NNh' u Il lFI, ~ u. 4.
No lhh. 'll NJ d1l '" 'tih ',i' H'tillh A
/ ~ thHuttf =" m th' lu"i'. l'tNS IN lH'.,
! relating a. ''tlN'l l''i"i' ~ d'tl4lN dH'
common sewers.
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Tca' hes 20 every detail Of corporate or
ShhIzation ana management comp.le
IN" periodical publication Of statements
showing the exact conditions Of the
'umpanyS affairs. makes It's books
and assets subject 10 official inspection.
and holds directors and officers rigidIy
responsible FOR every breach Of trust
No influence or wealth can save from
prison a faithlcss or dishonest director
II stock company under such a
system. ana when corporations com
bine in syndicate their earnings.
capital. profits. dividend or .oss rcmaif
subject to official examination and
publication"
The practicability of that sort Of
supervision has already appealed to
many leaders of public opinion in this
country. II has been demonstrated
that the attempt to legislate the trust
out " existence under existing Cond:-
tions l. worse than futile. ana the
sooner the most practical methods for
supervision ana investigation are
adopt Il the sooner shall Ne know just
what are the most Objectionable feat
urcs ~ the great combinations. ANA tha
more quickly are vc likely to hit upon
practical remedies. Possibly BY that
time il Will ~ found possible for
farmers az Well as financiers TO form
syndicates, for men to become privates
in the ranks Of industry and at the
same time retain ana develop the quail
titles and experience Of leadership and
to an equal degree with
that which they previously possessed.
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At.ftItlIul ri.

The Committee on Agriculture will CIV"
public hearing In its room at the State
House In Augusta.
Tt ESpAY. MARCH :. 1871. at T. NJ 49,
ON AN act relating to the power and du-
ties OF the Board of Agriculture
TT EShAI. MARCH q. ly1l. at L. VI -
ON an act to repeal the bounty uu will
cats.
TUESDAY. MARCH ). 1891. at T. Nj
ON petition that the town ~ Camden
may lie admitted TO the Waldo and Pc
nobscut Agricultural Society.
tt ESDAY AFTERNOON. MARCH ).
1891. at L. M.-Ou i resolve in favor of
North Berwick Agricultural Society
HENRY -. HAMMOND. Secretary.
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Twic, Proven.
From the indicator. Rutherfordton'
Y a.

From the indicator. Rutherfordtoh'
y. c.
The editor of the Nindicator has naa
occasion to test the efficacy of Cham-
berlain's Pain Balm twice with the
most remarkable results in each case
First, with rheumatism in the shoui-
der from which he suffered eXcrucia'
ing pain for ten days. which was ie
lieved with two applications OF ran,
Balm. rubbing the part afflicted anu
realizing instant benefit and entire
lief in n very short time. Secohu' :"
rheumatism in thigh joint. aiii'os'
Frustrating him with severe pam
which was relieved by two app"'"
tions. rubbing with the liniment OIL i
firing at night. and getting up Al"
from pain. For sale by John 'ousn
lin. la Water st. and j. {. hou'ei'''
Gardiner. druggists
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cot MITES.

The Committee on Counties will give
q hearing in its room at the State House.
in Augusta. as follows.
THU RSDAY. MARCH It'll at r. NJ
On petition OF r. F.. Mitchell ana others
that said Mitchell with his estates be Set
OF from the town Of LitChhcld ana an
neXed To the town AZ Wales q
THU RSDAY. MARCH It'll at +. Nj
on petition 81 Elijah y. King and others
OF the town of Wellington To be set on
from the town OF Wellington ana incor-
porated with the town Of Cambridge.
NJ G. HILL Secretary.
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TAXATION.

The committee on Taxation will give
public hearings in its room at the State
House in Augusta, as follows:
TUESDAY. MARCH 5. 1901 at =. NJ
On an act to tax interesting bearing dc,
posts In trust and banking companies
THURSDAY, MARCH :. 1891, ut r.
Nm an act relating to the taxation of
mort gagged real estate.
THURSDAY. MARCH :. 1901. at T.
Non AN act for the taxation OF lakes
ponds and rivers for log driving pur-
noses
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RANKS AND BANKING

The committee on banks and ban.4ng
will give public hearings AT its room. No.
li6, at the State House In Augusta, as
follows:
WEDNESDAY,. MARCH s. 1871. at . T.
M.-An act {" Incorporate the Bangor
Loan ana Trnst Company
TIT RSDAY. MARCH l. 1871. nj 2 L. NJ
An act 70 incorporate the Camden
Trust Company.
JAMES ADAMS Chairman,
GORiIAM N. WEYMOUTH, Sec'y
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STATE LANDS AND STATE ROADS

The Committee on State Lands and
State Roads will give public hearings in
its room at the State House in Augusta
as follows:
WEDNESDAY. MARCH G. i9il-On a
resolve that land agent release interest
81 State i'll Township =. Range = west 81
east lin" Of State in Penobscot county to
present owners.
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The Penobscot County Delegation will
give public hearing ia the room Of the
committee on legal Affairs, State House.
Augusta:
TUESDAY. MARCH ). 1901. at 10 p.
Non an act to authorize the commits
Sioners of PenobScot county to erect a
suitable court house
CHARLES J. DUNN
SeCretarX nrn tenn
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Ward 8.

A,derman-CIiARGES S. HICH1ORN.
Observation-Disclosures 4. HALL. +.
G.. kINSM-AN.
Warden-ETIlt,I. Ii. JONES.
Ward Clcrk-WlLLl-AM r. GETCI-
Observation-Disclosures w. SEARLES.
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girl had 50 many written proposals of
marriage from promising young p4n
that she was in perpetual furry for
fear that her mother would discover
ana read them and make her marry
one or the other against her will. So
she kept the letters hidden under the
carpets Bath Independent.
Just like Editor Clarke to end the
item there and leave US all in ignor-
ance Of the fate Of the irresistible
WestpOrt maiden.
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Grip robbed me OF my sleep ana and
was nearly crazy with neuralgia Nsr.
headache. DR.. Miles Pain PMS anu tIol-
vine cured me"-Mrs. Pearl Bush' ~
land Mich. al
INV stomach was affected by grip andi
| could eat nothing Int crackers -yins
milk. | began taking DIR. Miles Ne dsap.
and Pain Pills and the. troup,s ,r u
peared. Mrs. J. Lindsey,
MINI. .na
when I was Frustrated win s,ip shane,
m I1r Miles Nervine and Heart Cure sary ~.
me new life and health. Mrs oeo'
lie. Elgin. Ills. oo,s with
II hau been in bed three weeks g,s Dr.
grip when my husband brousHN. ar we and
liver Pills. / was cured." Mrs. j. hem
Ter, Franklin. Ind.
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FOR MAYOR.
LENDALL TITCOMB.
REPUBLICAN WARD NOMINATIONS
Ward l..

hlderman-A. \. NICHOLS.
Cuuucilmcn-'!iGS ESTER \. NESSE!:
and f. c. FARRi NGTON.
WardeE--WtLLlAM II. HOLMES.
Ward CIcrk-C HAIRLESS =. IONlE.
onstabie-Nl LlIAM /. TnONPSON.
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Ward 7.

WILLIAM q. HASKELL.
COInCilmen-I J. DELANO
JOSEPH O.. KICKER
Warden-MANSON w. DENNIS.
Ward Clerk-GEORGE GIDDEN.
Cnnsta bIc-HENRY 7. MORSE.
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MERCANT1LE AFFAIRS AND
l\SliR RANCE

The Committee on Mercantile Affairs
and Insurance will give public hearings
in its room at the State HOUSE. in Angus
ia.
WEDNESDAY,, MARCH 6, 1901, at p.
Non an act relating to life insurance
on the assessment plan.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH G. 1901 at 9 II
Mon an act relating to fraternal organ
cations.