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 Summer Comfortables, silkoline covers, just the thing for your cot tage-value $I.Ie.
 Thursday, 9Sc' Women's Swiss Ribbed Vests value a5c, h s.- Thursday. 1Sc. Women's Black. and Tan Lace Hose-value 38c,
 Thursday, 33c, Boys Summer Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers, long and short sleeves. knee and ankle drawers asc value, =, e,..
 Thursday, 19c, Infants Muslin Caps. slightly unused and soiled-values 75c to $I.75, >.*. 5 .-...--
 Thursday. HALF PRICE Figured Muslin and Cotton chal- lies-values SC and zc, :.
 Thursday. 4c Figured Muslins, fine quality, medium and dark colors-values, roc to I5c. Thursday, Sc, See the collection of Short Lengths in the Dress Goods. Wash Goods and White Goods Depart ments. All marked at Cost Price and Less.
 Women's Neckwear, lace effects. washable-value 25c.
 *.,- Thursday. 19c. Wonaen's Hand Tailored Stocks, made of fine washable linen, muss- ed-value soc. -
 Thursday, 2Sc 300 yards of Louisine Taffeta Ribbon, pure silk. 5 inches wide plain and changeable colors-values 25c and 28c.
 Thursday, a yard, 19c
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 ::::::::::::: Gluten Flour

{ SSNVFVT~
 We have claimed for the last four years that the Gfuten Flour we were selling was absolutely pure. We quote from the last report of The Conn. Agricultural Experiment Sta ton, to verify our claim. -s@ -s@s
 Gum Gluten Flour, mode by the Pure
 Gluten Food Co.,, contatfts .54.S5 per eest.
 of protein.
 Fur,veU te Rhines Gluten Flour com
 tutns large amount of sfdrcb and oUt
 9.S7 per cent. of protetaa.sli 'F Far,oeU & Rhtnes Spectat DiabetSc Flour contGinS large amount of stdrcb | and 1850 per cent. of protein
 The above shou1d make interest ing reading for diabetics and all lthose who require flour without starch. We carry a ful1 line of the products |of the Pare G1uten Food Go. -saa L. <-<<<esSs Jebnsoi, $ bretber, 4D.4Is State St.. cor. Court.
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Patent Stove Brick are cheapest.
FOR SALE.

10 SHARES De Forest Wireless. com
 mon and preferred, ATS. S, Courier
 office. j10-7tn
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WANTED.

FOR U. S. ARMY: Able-bodied. unmar- ried men, between ages IS and a5: citizens of United States, of good character, and temperate habits. who can speak, read and write English. Apply Recruiting Officer, SEQ Chapel SLreet, New Haven; 66 State Street. Hartford; 1022 Main Street, Bridge- port l99 Bank Street. Waterbury.
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FOR SALE-1. .000 set patent Stove Brick. Every set warranted one year. 0rd9ra received S63 STATE STREET.
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DEATHS.
aaInIATrRE ALMANAC.

x JUNE g. S Rises 4:19 Moon Rises | H'h Water s Sets 1929 11:14 S:15 D. m.
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male or female. Situations secured SLEEMAN's RELIABLE EMPLOY MENT AGENCY,763 Chapel St, estab- ssshed 20 years. Largest, best in the state. Best male and female help for any and all kinds of work Sent any. where. Open evenings. Tel. 2322
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91fsreIIatten,ts.
R. B. MALLORY

AUCTIoNEER and Appraiser, 112a
 Chapel St. Telephone 236O.. House.
 hold sales speciality. Salesroom 143
 Orange St. a4-tf
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THE STORE WITH THE REPUTATION FORTY YEARS HONORABLE AND RELIABLE DEALINGS
Thursday is Bargain Day

Here Thursdays Tempting Bargain Bulletin which attention of buyers who know real values Look for the Thursday Bargain Signs; everyone points moneysaver.
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chiIdren's Lawn Guimp Dresses. white trimming on yoke and sleeves-value eec, - Thursday, 75c. Plain and Fancy Mohairs-value SOC, =. Thursday, 39c. Black Voile. A inches wide value $r.oo.
 Thursday, 69c. Short Lengths English Glove Finish Carnbric-value SC,
 Thursday, Sc. Figured Foulard Silks, entire line reduced as follows: SIPS quality ........... now 9Sc. i 100 quality ........... now 1 Sc. .85 quality ........... now 5Sc. ..4o quality ....n...... now 3Sc. lust 2s, by actual count, Cloth Suits. in cheeks and mixtures. all this seasons newest styles, not one in the lot sold for less than S22.so,
 Thursday, choice $6.SS. No alterations. No approvals. No exchanges. /.
 Wash Petticoats. made of plain and striped Ginghans; also in linen colors-value SIPS, c~
 Thursday, 9Sc. Entire line of ssc Figured Or gandy and Dirnity Muslins.
 Thursday, 19c. Mems Shirts and Drawers, light summer weight-value a5c, Thursday, 19c. Mems Neg1igee Shirts. cuffs at tached, neat black and white stripes value $I.5o,
 -. Thursday, $1.19.
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AGRICULTURE.

The Committee on Agriculture will give
public hearing in its room at the STATE
House in Augusta.
WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY s, 1905, at
> r. NJ.
On an Act to amend Chapter 50 of the
Revised Statutes in regard 10 the regula-
ton of the sale of commercial feeding
stuff.
y E.DNESDAY. FEBRUARY ;. at 80
p. NJ
On y Resolve providing for preventing
contagious diseases among cattle and
horses.
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY Is. at >
on an At 10 establish a bounty on
crows.
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUA Il. 1875.
I'm Resolve to amend Chaptc! l3i of
htSoNes Of 1879 relating 10 industrial en-
hiltS.
On Resolve in favor of the Maine State
POULTRY and fct Stock Assuciauon.
IN an Act to provide for the protection
OF trees and shrubs from the Introduction
ana raVages of dangerous insects and dis
eases.
REINSTATEMENT
" EDNESDAY, FEBRUARY s, 1906, at
On an Act to regulate the practice OF
veterinary surgery. medicine and destst-
ry.
c. o. PCRINTON, Sec'y.
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APPROPRIATIONS AND FINANCIAL
AFFAIRS

The Committee on Appropria tons and
Financial Affairs will give "A public hear
ing in its rooms at the State House in
Augusta.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 7. 1905. at 13o
p. NJ
On A Resolve in favor OF the Contra
Maine General hospital.
ON a Resolve in favor Of Maine Eve and
Ear !niH mary of Portland.
NO. 81. ON Il Resolve in favor of King :
Daughters Home of Bangor
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY s, 1906, 1.3o
P. Nj.
On resolve in favor of Maine General
II ptal
On a resolve in favor OF Eastern Maine
No s.. on a Resolve in favor of Au-
eusta CITY Hospital.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 0. 1905, a 13t
H. NJ
on Resolve in favor of the Knox Coun-
ty General Hospital
ON a Resolve in favor of the ST. Eliza =
beIn Rol Catholic Asylum of Portland
on Il Resolve in favor Of the Maine In
duStral School and shop for lie Eind.
IN Resolve in favor Of The Bangor
Childrcn'S Home.
trial School and Home for the RIind.
~ ESDAl. FEBRUARY IA, lyUo. at 1.Sc
on petition in favor Of an appropria-
No. -. ON a R".olve in favor OF Dea-
coness Home As.ociation of Bangor.
- NO -. ON Resolve in favor Of the
Town 'of Pittston.
NJ" - ON a Resolve in favor of the
Maine Home Tor FricndlesS Boys.
r:HNtSDAY, FEHRt AIRY b. 100, AT
l..n T.. NJ.
No ~. on Resolve in favor of the
Maine school for the Deaf.
40. 81. tn Resolve in favor of mark
ing the grave OF the late Governor
fiulItOn.
No. 50. ON a Resolve in favor of Maine
Childran'S Home Society
TIItESnAl, FEBI:t' AIRY II. l:-'5. at
II" +. NJ
y" 90 ON a R"solv" in favor Of the
NJ" I,,'h"ad LAX" Sinito'iam
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY i. 1905. ut -
+ NJ
No a. on a Resolve in favor of the
WcDbcr Hospital
FRANK H. UPPER. ssc'y.
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WAYS AND BRIDGES.

The Committee on WAYS and Bridges
VIII give public hearing In its room, Nc.
=. State Hs,ise, Augusta.
" EDNESDAY. FEBRUARY s, 1865, at
: o clock iE the afternoon.
Tn itc&Oiv" to and i'll repairing highway.
IN town of Concord, i'll the county of som
ersat
On Resolve in favor of aid in building a
highway bridge across he kenneheC river
between the towns of Bingham and Con-
cord.
On Resolve in aid of repairing the bridge
across thc NarraguaguS River in the town
Of MHhridge.
On Resolve in favor Of repairing th,
bridge across the St. CruiX River near
Squirrel Point in RaiCyvil;c
Ca Resolve in favor of building high
way bride &c ross the Eennchrc Ri%cr
between the towns Of Clinton and FAIR
ii"i" At or nca" l'ishonS Fcriy 50 called.
10 connect Counties Of Kcnncbcc and
Somerset.
W EDNESDAT. FEBRUARY l.. at two
o'clock in the afternoon.
On Resolve in favor of thc town of Fort
Kent in the County Of Aruo, took 10 III
slSt IN binding a bridge across t'ls.I I,i..r.
in The tnNn Of Fort kent
ON Resolve for building a bridge 4cIoS:,
the Cyr Rrook
on Resolve fol building a bridge across
tho Thihodeau Brook.
On an Act 10 assist in building a frer
hri'lgr across Shccpscot river h,tvcc,.
the towns OF WiScassc; ard ltdcrcomb
u. A. GOODWIN, Secy.
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INTERIOR WATERS.

The Committee on Interior Waters will
CIV public hearing in its room, No 5,
state House Augusta,
TUESDAY. February Z at > o'clock
in the afternoon.
ON an Act to extend the powers granted
me y. John Lumber Company by Chapter
~ ~ OF the Private and Special Laws OF
On an Act to authorize James Crawford
n r'io.,. ms SsNcIatoS te erect and maintain
PIERS and h"onis in the Saint John river,
IN the town OF Grand Isle.
On an Act to authorize +. C. Robinson
h thd sons 10 build and maintain piers,
county of AroostooE
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY A. at o'clocl.
in the afternoon
On an Act to amend Chapter 80 of the
Private and Special Laws OF 1901. entitled
An Act TO incorporate the MataSamon
Manufacturing Company"
on an ACT to amend CHAPTER $50 Of the
ff.Nate Laws OF lH6b entitled An Acc 10
lmenied f'N Section b of Chapter = of the
Private and Special Laws Of 1890. ard fur
ther amended by Chapter ~ OF the Pri-
Vdte and Special Laws of 1903
On an Act to authorize the Sehec Lake
Lumber Company. its successors and as
Signs 70 maintain wharf and boom il.
| Schec lake.
on an Act to authorize the erection OF
cams. side dams pier. ard hooms in fIig
GINS stream and Grant brook in the plan
| ta:ion Of Brighton and town of Wellinc-
ton. ana in RuZZeil brook i'll the towns Of
wellington and Harmony. and to make
Improvements in said streams.
ON an Act to amend Chapter 81 of the
Private and Special Laws of 1899. emit
tIed An Act to incorporate the Wilson
stream Dam Company, - amended by
chapter AZ Of the Private and Special
laws Of 1901 and Chapter IS OF the Private
and SPECIAL Laws of 1913
ON an Act authorizing the use Of boats
on ne Schec river between Milo village
ana the rips or falls in said river for the
| purpose of tT1nSpnrtipc IL,
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STATE NEWS.
HANCOCK.
SWAN ISLAND.

Philip Moore and family of Colts Island.
have been visiting Mrs. Moorc's parcntg
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Joyce
rwcnty-siX OF the neighbors and friends
of William Burns met al his home. We'd
ncsddy afternoon. and sawed and split
seven cords OF wood for him. Mr. Burns
has been confined to his house for several
weeks with a sprained ankie4yga, s.t,t,,u
Henry Conery. one of the old residents
died at his bone FEB. :. Mr. Couerv WA,
born ~ wears ago on Deer Island F4I,.
moved here some - years ago with his
family. He leaves widow and four sons.
l.. l.. Joyce is building Il 33-foot Swamp
scot; doIy Tor Philip Moore OF Colts Is
land. Mr.. Moore will put in a gnsolin,.
engine and tiSc her fur fishing and around.
his weir. This style Of hOat is hecom No
very popular here with the fishermen
The good slCiShinS has been improved
10y all and the result is more wood out,
Feb. /. than has been known for years
Miss Lizzie SpraSuc gave a party to her
numerous friends, Wednesday evening
About 40 were present and had very
pheasant evening playing whist, pit ana
tliLCh. Ice cream ami cake were served.
Merton Bickmorc of Nobleboro, is Wis
itinG relatives in town.
For all there has been such extreme
cold in ether parts Of the State, here on
the island Two degrees below zero is the
lowest thus far.
Foxes are getting to he quite plenty
here after having been nearly all killed
out several years ago STORIES are com
mon OF seeing both a black and a silver
gray FOX. hut as yet onIy two red foxes
have been shot
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BANKS AND BANKING.

The Committee on Banks and Ranking
will give hearing III the Banking Dc
nartment, Room No. l46. Safe House, il
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY Z. 1905. at :
O'Clock p NJ.
On House order referred from last Leg
islatrre relative to the expediency of con
tinIiing and extending the system o.
branch banking in Statc Of Maine.
ON an Act to extend the charter oil
MERCHANTS Trust 90. Aupurn. Maine
and change the names OF some of til,
nCurpora tors.
ON an Act to amend Chapter Il of the
Private and Special Laws of 1905. rclat-
ing to P;t;sfield Trust Co. Pittstield
Maine
ON an Act to Incorporate the Merchants
Trust Co.. Portland, Maine.
On an Act 20 extend tho charter of the
phillips Trust Co. Phillips. Maine.
Or. an Act to ..uthorize tic Piscd taruis
Savings EHnk OF Dover. Maine to con
Struct and maintain safety deposit boxes.
on an Act 70 amend a:;d extend the
charter Of the Ranselcy Trust CO., Range
ley. Marie.
:. ON an AZ: to Incorporate the Guilford
on an Act 70 amend Section So Cha vt OF
Is, Revised Statutes. relating to rcSpo.iSi-
hilitT OF shareholders in trust and bank
ing companies.
I'll IN Act to amend ana extend TIE
charter Of the i\inco Trust Company Do
vcr, Maine.
;, nate order relating to the invcstisa
ton of private banking h;;SiucS.;
,T,l.EisMI:AA>, FEBRUARY i, lr5, at :
On In Act n extend the charter Of tho
Cumh"rland trust N"lnrI:iy.
ON IN Aci 10 extend the charter of the
Wiit"n Trust COMPANY.
On an .\ct 10 amend the charter of tn"
Waldo Trust Company.
on IN Ari 4" incnrl""ate The Winter
Winter Iiarhur M"iEc
TT EsDAl, Ft.iiEG AIRY p. al ; O'Clock
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pany."
n" %. An Act authorizing the Crosby
Mercanue Company and the Crosby Lum-
heI company to consolidate.
No. ~ An Act to Incorporate the
Peaks Island Gas Company.
NO ~. An Act to enable the CLIFTON
E'ectiic Light Company 10 issue bonds.
Ill RSnAF. FEBRUARY IL. 1903
i, No.. AZ, =. An Act for the protection OF
No. -. An Act to repeal Section Il.
NAPIER 10. Revised Statutes of 1905. relat
nS TO forfeiture OF wages.
No 70, An Act additional TO Chapter a.
o. me RSNi"ed Statutes defining fraternal
,m.esnnehcialy associations doing business in
No. 96 An Act to amend CHAPTER 40 Of
lht REVISED Statutes. re;a ting 10 tie sup
i"F; OF persons commit ed to the insane
hospitals.
RE-ASSIGNMENT.
III RSl'AY. FEBRUARY 9. 1905
~ ~: An Act to Incorporate the Stock
Ton springs Water Company.
PERC1VAL F. BANTER, Sec'y.
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SOMERSET.
SMiTHFIElC,


The measles have arrived in town.
The family of Fred Clark is having
mote than its share of sickness at one
time. FIVE cliidI TN are sick with measles
and Mr. clurk's mother. Mrs. Lafayette
Clark, has been very sick the past two
weeks with pneumonia. Mrs. Clark is
thought to be Improving.
Henry Warren was in town, Monday
night.
"tnc!o Toms Cabin WAS presented to
z fu!l house. Tuesday evening. I ne play
was earned oEt H. 4 manner pleasing 10
All. The following WAS the east. Cncir
TOM {. NJ Simond$; Lecrce Urban
Charles: 81. Clair. {. s. Holmes: Gunlp-
tlon Cue. +. y Piper; Shelby. George
smith: George liarrtS George Clement;
San'no. Morris Stevens: Deacon Perry,
t,oieN. Elton Nichols; Marks. Edwin
titmcnt: t.va. Miss Is4 belle Smonds:
Eliza Miss Mabel Simonds: Cassie. Mrs
trtan Charles; Mrs. ST. Clair Mrs
George Smith; Emmclinc, Mrs Edwin
Clement; Aunt Ophelia. Miss Mertie
Groves; IOpSE, Miss Eva Groves
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EDUCATION.

Tho Committee on Education will give
a public hearing.
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 9Th. at 2.
NJ
on Resolve in favor of the Madawaska
Training School
on Resolve in favor of Pennington
State Normal School.
ON Resolve III AID Of ST Joseph's Acad-
emy. Willingness. Maine.
'm Resolve in favor of Lee Normal
\ ga denny.
OF an Act to amend Section % of Chap
ter X. r. 3, 1905 relating to schooling OF
children in unoreaniZed townships.
TIL RSDAY. FEBRUARY. IL.
ON Resolve in favor Of Western State
Normal Sch, 81, Al Gorham.
ON Resolve in favor of Castine Normal
School.
On Resolve in favor OF Wilton Academy
EUGENE THOMAS. Sec'y.
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INLAND FISHERIES AND GAME.

The Committee OH Inland Fisheries and
| Game Will give public hearing in its
room at the State House. in Augusta,
THURSDAY, FEBkUARY 8.
On an Act to amend Section II of Chap
ter 50 OF the Revised Statutes, rela ting
to close time on beaver.
On petitions of Il. +. Brown and % 9th
ers. also petition ot Il. y. Barry and 70
others, for repeal OF the law forbidding
The use of launches OF Lower k>ezar pond
on petition of II. r. Recdy and 3 others
asking that a law he enacted to permit
the taking of salmon in MI. Blue pond.
on an Act for the projection Of duck in
Lower k%z 1 rond ara , r1monT ,ia.,! o.
Virgin, T. {. Buzzel f; b. Hastings. a.
=. Gordon and 2l0 others demonstrating
against the repeal Of the law prohibiting
the use of launches for hunting duck on
Lower keZar pond, Fryebur2.
un petition Of +. F. Doughty, and 3
others. of Fryeburs. Stowe and Lowell
with ACCOMPANYING bill. praying that the
| use of launches in the hunting of duck on
so much OF Upper kezar pond as lies be-
low the "Narrows Bridge" so called, be
prohibited.
others asking that the tributaries of
South pond, in Warren, be closed to all
fishing.
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 16. at2 p. NJ
On petition of W. l.. Elinswood and 30
| others for an act to prevent plub fishing
or Sill fishing in RaaccleE lakes.
On petition OF NJ. r. Tibbctts and 40 9TH
els for same.
Or petition of Chas. Sumner Cook ana
. others for same.
On petition of T.. A. Russ and IS others
| in favor of making changes i'll the 10
pound shipment law.
| On petition of j. &. Martin and . others
asking for q law 10 prohibit ,he sale OF
| tIsh taken from Pleasant pond III Somer
| set county.
On petition of A A Crafts and . others
Tor a law regulating fishing in Shadow
pond. SQuaw Mountain Township.
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY n at P. NJ
on an Act for the protection OF gray
squirrels on certain lands in Fryeburg
| On petition of IL. F. Fdrnham and others
| to restrict Hshins in Big Rattlesnake and
| Panther ponds and their trihuta rie. and
| III Tenny river, in Cumberland county.
TIT itSlbAf. FEBRUARY %. at p NJ
On Resolve providing for the screening
| Of SabattuS pond. with statement of facts
On petition of J. IL. Corbin and - 9th
| ers asking that law he passed to limit
the amount of fish which may be taken
from MoNie pond in one day to 10 pounds
On an Act to regulate fishing in South
boundary pond Little North West pond
and Massachusetts Bog, in the County OF
| Franklin.
On petition of II. F. Farnham and 9th
ers for an appropriation for the purpose
OF placing a screen at the outlet of Fan
| Their pond, in Cumberland county
c. c. klNSMAN, Sec'y.
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TOWNS.

The Committee on Towns will give a
pubic hearing in its room at The State
House in Augusta.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY s. 1905, at
; N +. Nj
ON petition Of Margaret J. Butler and
others to Lave their real estate winch is
nov in tho town Of Winthrop AMI known
AS Craig 5 Point. set off from said town
and annexed To the Town of Readhcld.
ON d petition of Jonathan Moody and
9th, rs to SGT off said Moody with his
family and estate from the Town OF
WhitnticId and annex them to the Town
of Gerry.
on n petition OF Cyrus Chase and others
of the Plantation of Westfeld. praying
that said plantation be incorporated into
town
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY Is. 1905. a,
80 H. NJ.
On p.tilicn Of William Thompson ami
others aSkI Z that certain islands hc set
of from Jmnsrrt ana annexed to E"qu,'
Bluffs
ON petition to annex plantation No. to
;hr toxin of GouldSboio.
On an Act to repeal certain laws where
~ certain lands belonging "a Ennch ~
tilildcn were annexed to the town OF
Aha.
ARTHUR A. SHAW, Sec'y.
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.u ROADS AND STEAMBOATS,
lEAR I5I5s!SN
In Effect Oct. 10, 1904.

,..,.nrer trains leave Augusta a. fol
lows. TIIROIrGH TRAINS
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RAILROADS AND EXPRESSES

The Committee on Railroads and Ex-
presses will give a public hearing in its
room. number l40. at the Stale House in
Augusta
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY g. 1905
No g. An Act 10 amend the charter OF
the kennebec Valley Railroad Company.
NO "a. An Act rela ting to the Lincoln
Electric Railway Company.
No. %. An Act to amend Chapter IL,
Of til" Private and Special Laws OF Inn;.
in relation to Atlantic Shore Line Rail-
way.
No. TIC. An Act to extend the time of
construction OF tn" BOothhay Railroad
No. g.. An Act to extend ana amend
the charter of the Waterville and Wins
low Bridge Company.
No 81. An Act to extend the charter
OF the Auburn. Mechanic Fails and Nor
way Street Railway.
S. 7. kIMBALL, Sec'y.
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AUGUSTA, WINTHROP
4 GARDINER Raj! WAY
Time Table in Effect January list, 1895


Cars leave Augusta for Hallowell and
hour and half-hour, from a. NJ. to 10
P W. For Hallowell only at IL P VI.
First car Sunday. A. NJ.
Cars leave Augusta for Winthrop wees
10. 550 80, 1890 $50 ?. N. Satur-
day on!y1 Sunday time:-S.50. 1850, L. 80
40 45J. 80, 1870.
Cars leave Augusta for Togus weei
days: $50, $50. SO. 900 1000 and com
mehc:ng at IL leave every half hour till
I P NJ. thnn al 900 ana 1900 Sunday
tme:-Cara leave every nour. on the hour
from A. NJ. to 10 + NJ
Cars leave Gardiner for Augusta daily
where CT connections are made for the Win
throp sad TogIs lines every haif hou,
from 6'5 A. NJ to 9l5 p M 945 2. NJ 70,
hallo7 ell only IL. 10 p. NJ. Tor HalloweI
and Augusta only. The first car Sunda!
lis D. NJ
Gers leave Winthrop for Augusta weeS
DAYS 5 30 80 80 1850, 1l.l0, 150. go, 50
W, $50 SO. g 80 Saturday nights only
Sunday time:-750. go. u 30. 80, $50, $50
Cars leave Togus for Augusta weel
lays: SEQ 10. $50. go. 1870 Cammenc-
Ing Mt II 50 leave every half hour till $50
P. NJ, 80, l1%1 Sunday time:-Leavs
hourly on the half hour from $50 A. M. to
1880 P NJ
Cars leave Hailowell for Gardiner
minutes before and - minutes after every
hour from So A NJ. to 1922 P. N. First
Tar Sunday 80 \ NJ.
Cars leave Hallowell for Augusta
minutes past and - minutes before every
hour from 6.aS A. NJ. to 10 3S p. NJ. excep'
n& r NJ First car Sunday sos A. M.
Train connections The SO A. NJ. cal
from Winthrop and 500 A. NJ. car from
Togus connects ut Augusta with early NJ
{. trains East and West. The SIS A. M
car from Gardiner, S3S from Halloweu
$50 from Augusta connects at winthrop
with trains Fast and West. The 1850 A
n. car from Winthrop leaves Winthrop or
arrival of train from Lewiston. due al
watts for It. The 20 p NJ. car from Au
slsta connects at Winthrop with trains
East and West The $50 r. NJ. car from
Augusta connects at Winthrop with trair
Tor the East.