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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-09-26


GOLDEN rExT.-Theu shalt rcmcm-
Der the Lord thy God..-Dess. ~ ~.
CHRONOLOGICAL REVIEW.
1871. II. G.. May.-Giying of the man
ma, and the pillar u IRE. in wilder
ness east OF Gulf Of Suex. The
Ten commandments given, on Sinai,
high mountain in Arabia
iAsl, u. C., July.-Tbs golden calf set
up.
iAso. II. C.. March.-The tabernacle
erected.
1870, b. c.. April and Mny.-The cere-
monial law given; Nadab and Abb
hu profane the altar.
ll91-l45i. Ii. C.-Wanderings in the
wilderness.
1852. b. c.. April. : New start for
Canaan. from Kadesh. Waters
from the rock, at Meribah.
1852, Il. c.. Summer.-Death Of Aaron,
at Mt. Hor.
1852. b. c.. September.-The fiery ser.
penis. in the valley OF Arabah.
1852, Ii. c.. Autumn.-Balaam's bless.
ing. in Moab.
1851. II. c.. February.-Death Of Moses,
on Nebo. the highest summit of
Mount Pisgah.
The lesson topics studied during the
past quarter, with the golden texts,
have been as follows:
Lesson 1.-The Giving of Mama; FIX.
16:4-l5. Golden Text: Give us-this
day our daily bread. Matt GIL.
Lesson 1.-THE Ten CompSndments,
Duties TO God: Elk. 20:l-lf. -. Golden
Text: Thou shalt love the Lord thy
God with all thy heart.-Luke 10:27.
Lesson III.-The Ten Command.
ments. Duties to Men; TX. 20:1
i. Golden Text: Thou shalt love thy
neighbor as myself Matt. 1915
Lesson Iv.--Worshiping the Golden
Calf; Ex. 81: l-6. $685.. :. Golden Text :
Thou shalt have no other Gods before
mex. 20:3.
Lesson V.-The Tabernacle; Ex. 20:
ia. Golden Text: Enter into His
gates with thanksgiving. and into Hii
courts with praise.--Psa. 1904.
Lesson vI.--Nadab and Abihu, Fem.
perance Lesson; Lev. 10: ILL.,. Gold
en- Text Let us watch and be sober
Thes. 5:6.
Lesson VII.-Jorrneying toward Ca.
man; Mum. 10:1l-13, 1886. Colder
Text: For Thy names sake lead me
and guide me.-Psa. 3i:3.
Lesson VlII.-Report of the Spies;
Mum. 13:26-l4:4.. g o d e n Text:
Blessed is the man that maketh the
Lord his trust.-Psa. 40:4.
Lesson IX.-The Brazen Serpent;
Nun. 2i:l-o.. Golden Text: And as
Moses lifted up the serpent in the vii.
derness. even so must the Son 81 mar
be lifted up: that whosoever belieyeth
in Him should not perish, but have
eternal life.-John 3:l4. IS.
Lesson X.-The Prophet Like Moses;
Deut. 1s:e-f9.. Golden Text: This
Is OF truth that prophet that shouls
come into the worid.-John6:i4.
Lesson XI.--Loving and Obeying
God; Deut. 30:lt-20.. Golden Text:
For this is the love Of God. that we keel
H.. commandment John 5:3.
Lesson NII.-The Death OF Moses;
Deut. 3i:1-12.. Golden Text: The
Lord spake unto Moses face 10 face
TX. 33:l1.
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EXCEPTIONS SUSTAINED.
Law Court Decides Case Of f. A. Bush .
ey, Convicted Of obstructine Officer.

At the April term of the Kennebec
county superior court Fred a Bushey
of Waterville. was convicted of obstruct-
ing an officer. Constable Henry Hodges OF
Vassalbcro. who went to Bushey's place
with a warrant 10 search for liquor.
Eusheys counse. carried the case to the
law court which tribunal has sustained
the exceptions. This rescript is as fol-
lows: p, .-I.. ed. >.
State of Maine vs.. Fred a. Bushey.
Powers, j. Rescript.
In an Indictment under r. S., Oh. 122
Par. q, for 70bstrIcting an officer in tn.
service.ef process, It's not necessary tina.
there should be an express allegation that
the process was IN the possession of the
Officer. IL is sufficient If such Is the fair
inference from all the language used.
Such process when not civil must by
the statute. be tor an offence punishable
by Jail Imprisonment and fine. or either,
These words are descriptive of the of.
fence, and they OF their. equivalent must
he used IN the indictment. An allegation
that the process was a search and seizure
warrant an and upon the premises of tho
defendant. situated in w. and occupied
Thy him as saloon: is not Sufficient.
+ Sach an Indictment must specifically
state by what act Of the defendant II,
cbstructed the officer in the service o.
the process
Exceptions sustained. Judgment arrest
cd.
Reed. Jan Goth, 1852
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BoWditeh, Webster { Co.
DRUGGISTS.
MAINE HOTEL MEN
Will Hold Annual Meeting in Halo
we'll, Feb. 7.

The officers of the Maine Hotel
Proprietors' Association, President, w.
II. McDould. Secretary E. NJ. Blanding
and Directors +. II. Nunns, H. 3.
Locke, G. p. Thomas and c. H. Saw
yer. have Joined in sending out the
following announcement:
THE eighteenth annual meeting of
the Maine Hotel ProprietOrs' Asso-
citation will occur at Hallowell, on
Friday. February 7th. 1902. There will
be a business session at the Hallowell
House at p m, and u banquet in the
evening.
The business meeting will be one
of Importance, as there will be the
reports by the officials, together with
addition to these, other matters of in
terest to the welfare of the fraternity
will come up for consideration.
AN interesting feature of the re-
union of Maine hotel men will be the
banquet. The HallOwell House is one
of Names handsomest and best
equipped hostelries and Manager
Kneeland will spare no labors to make
the stay of his visitors enjoyable. Dis
tinguished visitors are expected to be
present and the attendance of leading
New England hotel men is anticipated
An attractive array of speakers is be-
| ing arranged for and interesting post
prandiai exercises are assured.
Your presence is respectfully urged
and if not now a member do not let
| that stand in the way but come to Hal
lowell at this time and join the assoc
citation. AS it is desirable to know
now many to have accommodations
for at the banquet table. the import
ance of a prompt response is apparent
Please forward notification of accept
ance at an early date. t
The railroad and transportation lines
of the state generally with customary
lliberality. grant one fare rates TO mem
bers of the association"
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FOR THE SANIToRiUM.
Concert at Portland, Wednesday Even.
ing, Melted $500 for Association.

A concert was held in Kotzschmar
hall. Portland. Wednesday evening. In
aid of the Maine State Sanitorium.
The sum of 5000 was realized as the
net proceeds, and this sum will be de-
posted with Treby johnson of this
city. treasurer of the association.
In letter to the Portland Express
DR.. 8. H. Weeks of Portland thanks all
those who aided In making the con-
certja success. o.. .ss3,f 4.a. h.. - i.
BY their donation of $50 or more
each. to the Maine State Sanitorium
association. the following persons have
become honorary life, members Of the
association: Mrs. Pauline c. Lithgow,
Augusta: Gen. Thomas H. Hubbard.
New York: Mr.. D. w. Clark. Portland /:
Mr.. Hiram W. Kicker, Poland Springs;
Mr.: Robert H. Gardiner. Gardiner;
Mrs. Margaret. D. G. Bursley, Mrs
Margaret D. Gilman, Mr. Henry Deer
ing, Mrs Julia ST. F.. Thaxter and
Right Rev. Robert Goldman, Portland
Gen. Selden Conner. Augusta. The
last FIVE of these, names were added
to this list during the month of Jan
uary. r .sU: ssse -...4.s
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CHANGE OF PROGRAM.
Cony High School Will Enter Upon
Second Half Year, Monoay.

The regular examinations which close
the first half years work at the Cony
High school were begun, yesterday.
and the period that tries the soul of the
student will continue through to-
day. On Monday the school will
enter upon it's second half years
program. In order that those who
desire to visit the school may
govern their call according to the
subjects which they desire to hear we
give the program in full, figures after
subject referring to the different
classes, letters to the divisions in the
subject and the name in parenthesis
being that of the teacher:
$50 A. M.-Morning exercises.
S.45 A. M.-Algebra. 1. (Mr. Cook:
Physical Geography. Mr. Cowan);
Latin. 3. Miss Reynolds); French, 2,
A, Miss Gerrish; Latin, 4, A. miss
FarD; Arithmetic, 2, Miss Parker).
$50 A. M.-Geometry, 3, A, (Mr.
Cook) Physics. 8. B. (Mr. Cowan);
Latin. ], (Miss Reynolds); German, l,
Miss Gerrish); Latin, 2. miss Farr);
English. 4, B. Miss Parker).
1920 A. M.-Geometry, 8. B, (Mr
Ccok); Physics. 3. A.. (Mr. Cowan);
English Literature, 2. Miss Reynolds);
French. l, Miss Gerrish); Latin, 4, b,
Miss Farr); English. 4, A, Miss
Parker).
lilo A. M.-Recess.
l1.30. A. M.-Bookkeeping. 8, (Mr.
Cook; Chemistry, l, ,(Mr. Cowan):
College Readings. /, 2. Miss Reynolds:
French, 2, b, Miss Gerrish); Greek. 3,
miss Farr); Rhetoric, 3, A. Miss
Parker: Algebra, 4, A, Miss Par
tridge).
12.15' P. Merck, 2, (Mr. Cook;
Chemistry. 1, (Mr Cowan); English
History, 2. Miss Reynolds); French, 3.
Miss Gerrish);, Greek. 1. (Miss Farr):
Rhetoric. 3. B. Miss Parker; Alge-
bra, 4. 3. Miss PARTRIDGE.
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Union Services.

The sermon at the union revival
meeting. last evening. in the Methodist
chapel. was delivered by Rev. B. p.
Hope. His subject was The Posi-
bility of Living q Good Christian Life
He showed that God has an ideal for
every life and to realize this idea
should be the purpose of every person
In concluding he urged those present
to begin the Christian life at once, as
surfing them that God who gave then
the ideal to strive for would surely
give them the strength and power it
realize the same. The sermon wa.
marked by simplicity, sincerity anc
spirituality and gave the key to the en-
thusiastic after-meeting in which Goa
power TO save was wonderfully dis
played. Four decided to begin IN
| Christian life. The service will be neie
In the Methodist church at the usuA
time this evening.
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NOT GUILTY
So Says the Jury in the Case
of Paul Lambert.
Indicted for Breaking, Entering and
Larceny from Church Poor Box.
Civil Actions to Begin, Today, and
Completion Of Criminal Docket.
NOT GUILTY

Augusta. Jan. 80
o. C. HALL, Judge
w. S. CHOATE, Clerk.
A. l.. McFADDEN, Sheriff
THOMAS LEIGH, County Attorney.
FRED w. LEE. Stenegrapher.
II took jury IS minutes. Thursday
afternoon, to acquit Paul Lambert,
who was indicted at this term of court
for breaking. entering and the larceny
Of money from the poor box of the
Catholic church at Waterville on the
night of October 8, 1901. The greater
part of the day was occupied In the ar
suments of County Attorney Leigh and
George c. Sheldon, Esq. of the firm of
Sheldon & Sawtelle. for the respondent
and the charge Of Judge Hall. The
jury retired at 3.55 and at 4.30 reported
mot guilty" Lambert was according
discharged.
Herbert Vigue and George Lashus
who were indicted with Lambert and
who pleaded nolo contendere. were
called up for sentence. The breaking
and entering part of the indictment was
nolle pressed on the recommendation Of
County Attorney Leigh, leaving larceny
as the only charge against the boys.
His Honor. after giving the boys q
sharp lecture and words of advice, stat
ed that the cases would be placed on
file, Vigue and Lashus recognized in
the sum of sl0O for appearance at the
April term of court.
Court adjourned until $50 o'clock Fri
day morning. when the trial of civil
actions will begin. The criminal docket
will be completed some time during the
day.
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Hox,s Ihis1

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case of catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
L. ]. CHENEY & CO.. Props,
Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known F. J.
Cheney for the last IS years, and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions and financially able to carry
WEST & TRUAX. Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo. 0. ,
WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN,
wholesale Druggists; Toledo. o.
acting directly upon the blood and mn-
cous surfaces of the system Price 75c
per nottle. Sold by all druggists. Tes-
timcnials free
Hairs Family Fins are the best.
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BRONCHITIS
A Disease that Is Dan.
|. gerous. ~-s.ss-. ,.srssssss
: vinoI's Great Value
In Such Cases.

When We talk to . man who has bron.
ehitis, it is unnecessary for Us to enter al
any length into symptoms.
| Our experience has been that sufferers
from this trouble become careless. After
n time they believe it is a misery they
mustendure. That is not the case. Many
Of our friends who will read this will
agree with us that it was a good thing
for them when they followed our advice
and took VinoI. It Is indeed wonderful
how quickly this modern scientific prep
aration completely overcones this disa-
greeable and dangerous disease.
We wish more of our friends and cit!-
Gems who suffer from bronchitis. or. in
fact, from any throat or pulmonary
trouble, would come to US. It would
give us pleasure to devote our time in
explaining how Vinol cures all such
diseases; in fact, any disease that has
tendency to deplete the system. The
folio wing letter on this subject is surely
Of interest:
''For i've years ! was troubled with .
terrible cough and bronchitis. tried
great many different preparations with
out getting relief. I could not sleep and
became 50 weak could hardly walk,
and all this time was coughing day and
night. Then took Vinol What a God
send that first bottle was! / had not taken
half Of it before noticed change for the
better. I took four bottles in all, and
now the improvement in my condition is
most encouraging. / no longer cough,
and feel stronger and better than have
for long time. Miss ANNA RAY, Ban
COR, Me-"
When you call on US, we will give
you many otherfacts fully a. interest
Ing a. the shove. You will thus see
why we have such faith In vinol, and
why we never hesitate to refund to
anyone the cost Of VinoI, IL we fail 70
benefit them.
BoWditeh, Webster { Co.
DRUGGISTS.
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AProlilabIs lnvestmeat.

II was troubled for seven years with
my stomach and in bed half my time.
says z. Demick, Somerville. Ind. y
spent about 5000 and could get nothing
Cure. 1 have taken a few bottles and am
entirely we'll" KOdol Dyspepsia Cure
does the stomach's work by digesting the
food Percy W. Means.
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That tight feeling in the upper por-
ton OF your lungs is incipient bron-
chitis. You viii proceed next TO hav-
ing intiamed lungs and pneumonia
may follow. Adamson's Balsam will
give immediate relief. 1t has never
failed. All druggists.
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The following companies have filed
articles of Incorporation at the office
of the secretary of State:
The Eastern Realty and Development
Company organized at Lewiston for the
purpose Of buying. selling and dealing
in real estate. with $4,000 capital
stock Of which $1,000 is paid in. The
officers are: President. Harry Stetson of
Lewiston; treasurer, Stephen J. Kelley
Of Lewiston. Certificate approved Jan.
-. 1902.
The New England Angora Agricul-
trral and Manufacturing Company or
sanized at Portland for the purpose of
breeding. buying and selling Angora
goats, with 100000 capital stock Of
which 80 is paid in. The officers are:
| President, Eugene l.. Dodge of Wind
ham; treasurer, Samuel e. Harvey OF
Boston, Mass. Certificate approved
Jan. %. 1902.
| Wisdom Publishing Company, organ
lied nj Kittery for the purpose of con-
Quoting a general printing and pub
| fishing business. with 800. 200 capita
stock of which nothing is paid in. The
officers are: President, Horace Nit
| chell Of kittery; treasurer. a. NJ. Me
n lion of Newcastle. y. II. Certificate
h approved Jan. 20. 1862.
II Ballard Leather Company. ORGANIZED
at Portland for the purpose of dealin,
III leather. with $4,000 capital stock o
which $4,000 IL paid in. The officers are
President. George b. Ballard of Wo
hurr. Mass; treasurer. Mary Heral
Ballard of Woburn Mass. Certificat
approved Jan. 90. 1902. a
A. n. Davenport Company. organize
at Bangor for the purpose of conductin
general plumbing business. with &c.,
pital stock of which $1,000 is paid II
The officers are: President, a. I
Davenport Of Bar Harbor: treasure
J Charles II. Babb of Bangor. Certif
: cate approved Jan. 81, 1902.
; International Improved Propelle
Company. organized at Portland for til
purpose of carrying on a general cor
,rac;ing and engineering business. wit
500, O05 capital stock of which .nothin
is paid in. The officers are: Presiden
Gerolamo Catan.ailo of Boston. Mass
treasurer. GEORGE A. Scigliano of Boz
ton. Mass. Certificate approved ia
IS. 1902.
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Child worth miIIisns.

my child ia worth millions to me-
says Mrs. Mary Bird of Harrisburg. Pa,
wet I would have lost her by Group had
] not purchased q bottle Of One Minute
Cough Cure" One Minute Cough Cure
and lung troubles An absolutely safe
cure which acts Immediately. Percy w.
Means.
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Right in the Neck

Is where you can tell the difference
between work done at our LAUNDHY
and others. No hens teeth on our
collars and cuffs. We extract them by
our new process. leaving the edges per-
fectly smooth. Give us one TRIAL 70
prove the above assertion.
AUGUSTA STEAM LAUNDRY.
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The Ladies' Hospital Aid will meet
fer work with Miss Fuller. Crosby
street; Saturday at 2.30.
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e5-pound bag fine graduated sugar 81. %
Rob Roy -four. best that money can
buy, AE
Golden Grain Patent, all-round -four, war.
ranted to suit. SAG;
24s-pound bag Rob Roy -four. 65e
Flour has advanced now 50 cents a bar
rel and going higher.
8 pounds Graham -four, 25c
LARD AND MEATS
10 pounds best native salt pork. 3;c
Howard hams, whole nc ID.
Howard shoulders, whole. &c ID.
Howard bacons. by to 5-lb. strip. 13c ID.
10-pound pail pure lard. M.2a
J-pound pail pure lard. &c
2O-pound tub cooking lard N..5
CANNED GOODS.
dozen best Alaska salmon SIS
Single can, 13c).
dozen good Maine corn. Sc
(Single can, &c.
dozen best Maine tomatoes, LIS
(Single can, 12c).
Daisy and Hatchet Brand string and
shelled beans, $1.10 dog.
(Single can, l0c,.
cans best peas, zoe
(Sngle can. 13c).
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A GENUINE BARGAIN.

For this week only we sell mems 50 lace
shoes (all Goodyear weltsl, BOX calf.
vici kid and kangaroo, for $2.3. These
are all new goods and the latest styles.
Notice our South window. Bilodeau
Brothers, Props. under Hotel North. Au-
gusta. .-.
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OF course the kind Of bread your
mother used to make was all right, but
she would not have made it had she
lived near our bakery. Ours Is just as
good. Call at the Domestic Bakery
Cor cali us by phone, our number is
202-ls. .~ are-- a.. ..- .~E. 4,
.tey.,,1 VAL. F. n. HAYES 4 SON.
S24 Water Ct. AuRuata.
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6 cans fine red gage pluns. sss
IS cans fine egg pluMs, e.
| (Single can 13el
cans beet apr.cots. Lt IL
Fine white cherries. Nc en-
Flat can junk pineapple, best. ~
, cans stewd pineapple, best. n
cans good raspberries, II
Squash and pumpkins, cans. nc
MISCELLANEOUS
packages extra fine popcorn. &c
pounds good popcorn. on ear. &c
1-pound package best cream tartar, re
4 pound Sparrow cocoa, none better, Nc
u Id. Bakers chocolate. nc
Heinz's catsup. 2sc size, Ne
3 bottles vancamp, &c sire, ~
tumblers fine je,ley. SC
,-quart jar native raspberriss. ana jar.
&c
1-pint bottle beef. iron and wine, Hc
3-pint bot.le beef, Iron and wine Il
peck best pea beans, Os
peck best yellow eye beans. ~
1-quart bottle maple syrup, az
l have some good sun-dried apples. A
new invoice Of that new cheese from
Wayne. If you buy one pound Of my
40c tea and do net like it. bring 1t back
and will give yon back your money ana
not charge You a cent for what you have
used. if you have not used ever enc
quarter OF It,
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Nearly al! the reports Of State de-
partments for the year 1901 have been
issued. The treasurer's report will be
given TO the public today. There now
remain four or five reports to be
printed. The report of the secretary of
the Board of Agriculture Is in the
hands of the printers and will soon be
ready 81 for distribution. The re-
port Of the trustees and officers of the
REFORM school is not yet compiled, al
though much work has been done on
the same. General Farnham is busily
engaged in pushing forward the
preparation Of the adjutant- generals
report. The real work of preparing this
report is in the hands of General
Richards. as the report will deal with
MATTERS concerning the administration
of the Office while under his charge. DIR.
A. q. Young. secretary Of the State
Board Of Health. and registrar Of
vital statistics, Will make two reports.
but they will not be issued until well
into the summer, according TO the
usual plan.
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STATE HOUSE.
Maine Fish Hatcheries Well
Supplied With Eggs.
Department Reports Are Nearly All
Printed and Sent Out.
Six New Companies Filed Articles OF
incorporation, Yesterday.

The State fish hatcheries are vel
stocked with trout and land-iocket
salmon eggs at the present time. The
commissioners of inland fisheries anc
game are much pleased with their sue
cess in securing eggs during the pass
year and they say they viii at once
| begin TO transfer a large amount Il
J the new hatchery at Mooschead lake
| Today, 100000 trout eggs will be sent
| from the Auburn hatchery TO the one
at the lake. and as soon as possible
\ $50, 900 trout eggs will be brought there
from Sourdnahunk lake. where they
were taken and where they have been
kept in n temporary hatchery.
Besides these 100000 trout eggs there
viii be sent the MOosehead hatchery
from the Auburn and Sebago hatch
cries 100000 land-locked salmon eggs.
Later on said Chairman Carleton,
yesterday. I'VE will be able to send
more eggs 10 the Moosehead hatchery.
! think we shall soon have at that place
not less than one million trout and sal
mon eggs. AS soon as these are
Matched and propagated they will be
placed In Moosehead waters
Commissioners Carleton and Stanley
went to Bangor, yesterday, where they
were Joined by Commissioner Ring,
and together they attended the banquet
Of the Maslassie Club at the Bangor
House. last evening. This club is
composed of leading Bangor fishermen,
1t having been organized primarily for
the purpose of protecting fishing in
Green lake. "Maslassie" is the Indian
name for this lake.
Today. the commissioners will pro-
coed to Moosehead lake and examine
the new hatchery for fish there.
The commissioners have just rem
dered the following decision
Fishing for. taking or killing any
white perch in No Name pond, So
called, in the city Of Lewiston, is here
ny absolutely prohibited for period of
two years from Feb. 10, 1902.
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i. q. SMITH, TFea0Oter.
Hiram l. Pishon, Assistant Treas.
Banking hours, 9 to daily, except Sat