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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-02
Aroostook Pomona GRANGE

Aroostook County Pomona Grange
met with Eureka Grange. Mnplnion,
Saturday, Jan. u. Grange called Ia
order with Worthy Mas,ar f. p.
Grant presiding: The ron cnu OF
officers found only five of the regular
officers present: the vacancies We're
lIlied by appointment. 4 Hilton. o.:
Mrs. Flora Thurloush. L.; Herman
Cook. s; Frank Tarr \. =: ID. w.
Gilman. @. r.; Mrs. T.. l.. Porter, p:
Mrs. H"ws. F.; FlosSiA Hilton, L. A.
:. The record of the last meeting
was read ana accepted; proceeded 10
ballot for candidates after which 2G
We're instructed in the 9Th degree OF
the ORDER.
The Secretary'S report showed about
1iG0 members in good standing. Tire
treasurer made Il report for the year
showing 1854 III the treasury. The
chairman Of the committee on charity
reported. Secretary read communicl-
ton from State Master.
Mr.. Hayford made some remarks in
regard to the Good Will Home
Recess an hour and Il hall for dinner
Grange WAS called to order and
again resumed work.
secretary road n communication
from William Ryan presenting a reso-
lution III favor of an industrial school
Tor the blind which Was adopted by the
grange.
Roy. g. NJ. Park gave some very
pointed and interesting preface re
marks after which he introduced il
resolution i'll favor of Iormitory
far - Nnt al
Isle. the vnte being unanimous in
favor of the resolution.
Proceeded to elect officers Mrs
Flora Thurl"uGh. J. W. Dudley. Mrs.
l.. T.. futile were appointed TO asSis;
~ counting the votes.
The following officers vera elected:
Worthy ma@ter-F. =. Grant, Fort
Fairfield.
Ov"rseer--E. f. Porter, Castle Hin
ectnrer- Mrs. Flora Th.nloush, Fort
RAN Iield.
Steward y. ". Gilman. Spragnr's
Mil
Assistant Steward Frank T. Tarr.
Mlr!rIon.
Chaplain Mrs. l.. e. Tu,tl,. Carl
bnu.
Treaaurer-L. T.. Tuttle. Caribou.
Sccr,tHry-E. +. Mct;lauf,in South
Pressure Isle.
Gatelceirr- Sumner Pendexter. Ma
ilcton.
Ceres Mrs. r. p. Grant. Fort Fair
iicid.
pomon3--Lucy Porter, Castle Hill.
Flora Mrs. EVA McGlluilin. Presuue
i:'r.
l.. \. s. Flossie Hilton. MapletOn.
rs it was getting late the installation
was postponed until the next meeting
which will be at Maysvile.
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SHORE FISHERIES

The Committee on Shore Fisheries viii
give public hearing in its room at the
state House in Augusta:
TT ESDAY. FEBRUARY :, 1915
ON petTion of r.. f.. SCanmon and l.
others relative to taking smelts in Frank
lin Bay.
ON an Act to amend Section 81 of Chap
ter II Of the Revised Statues relative t.
and shore fisheries.
On an Act to amend Chapter Al of the
Revised Statutes relating to the packing
ni SHrdineS.
On petitions to repeal Section 80 of
Chapter Il of the revised Statutes relat-
n. I" ihe use of torches in The herring
fishery.
I'll t'Sn'Y. FEBRUARY II. I90l
ON petition Of G. X, rlEn,.y ana "a 9th
"rI tor change in SmeIt law.
ON petition of +. S. Stevens and ~ 9TH
ti'S for q law removing existing restric-
ions with regard to purse and drag Sein-
ing east of he PenobScot river
THOMAS w. BALDWIN, Sec'y.
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The Committee on Interior Notars will
! give a public hearing in its room No
State House Augusta, "
TUESDAY. Ft.BRI'ARY : ot . o.c,o,
in the afternoon. WY ~
ON an Aci 10 extend tha nowe,.s orar,o.,
The St John Lumber 'o,npntiy M t;n,,,
Ldl of the Private and Smer;,I rup'e.
100; '''' 'i"i i'd"s OF
ON an Art n artbo,iya I,,,ae ,>,.,,,..,
and his acercinta. ~ rr.. IN 10y, an ~ u u
piers and hnn1ns in tbe 9 ~ I t,ai,ittiIi
in tho lawn nt i:rnri I, .2''''i' '"ih river
~, a. *, >,"'tu i,ie' ,
and Suns 70 T,,iid n,ii t.''iIiSoli
hnrrS Ia IroH.i a. o. i''t'iiit',lh .pietS.
county OF ArooStnnk - "eV 'aNe' ~ 'h''
r.I.t,Sn,I ,,,pni-,Ux
i, ~, ~ i-Df.o AM H. at ciocT
III 4, .i'e d ~ noon.
pri,t, ,'i' ~ - 'iiieiiu hhlteI -" OF tnt
:. .'i!u '?E'c!il l-d"S OF 1871, tIlli!e''
Na an 60 20 ir'torpolale the MataSamoit
az c,,,''. az 'tli'S toiipahE;
p:ii.a an 49, 10 ti'H u ,n:ipier 80 OF the
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Waldo Pomona Grange.

A very interesting meeting of Waldo
County Pomona Grange was held Janu-
airy 1Ith with Union Harvest Grange,
Centre Mont\ille. The day was plea
SAINT. the travelling fine and the attend
;snce good. Tile officers We're all pres
ent except the treasurer and Ceres.
ter the opening exercises and confer
ring the fifth degree very able and
cordial address OF welcome was given
ny Mark Howard and ably responded
70 by l.. +. Foster. Remarks for the
good OF the order were made by sever al
ana me noon recess WAS then taken.
ana the patrons were Well cared for in
the dining room.
The afternoon session was opened
with music by the choir. The topic.
(which Is the More Profitable for the
Farmers Of Waldo County to Raise,
Colts or Steers was opened by John
Berry. followed by c. NJ. Howes. |.
Woodbury., II. p. Barker. j. +. Ellis. r.
Evans. r.. Brewster. ID. o. Bowen L.
RoWell. i. +. Foster. W. ID. TasKer. T..
Merriam r. Howard. Henry Elms and
others. The arguments We're about
equally divided between colts ana
steers. +. +. Foster thought steers
could be raised at Il profit ana that
oxen were coming into use by the farm
crS. Some one else thought colt could
he raised as cheaply as a steer and
would sell for as much when four wears
Old rs two steers. 1t seemed to be
more OF Il matter OF circumstance and
t3St" than OF net profit. The entertain
mem by Union Harvest Grange was as
follows: Singing by choir; recitation.
Edna Ring; reading. Mrs. THOMPSON:
glHphopnone music: defamation.
Chester Cushman: song. Mark How
ard; reading. Mrs. GoOdwin; song by
Della Kane ard Ellie Bean.
The next meeting will be with Silver
Harvest Grange in The south pare Of
Waldo, February 18th. with the follow
ing program: Opening exercises; con-
ierring fifth degree: report Of oranges;
address % welcome by Alma Smith:
response by Agnes Abbott: remarks for
5ood "f The order: appointment OF COM
mittee; recess; music: topic. Which
IS The More Profitable Crop for the
Farmers To Raise in This Section.
sweet Corn or PotaloeS?" to be op-n.i
ny Joseph Ellis. discussion to follow:
'tinalnder OF program to be furnished
by Silver Harvest Grange.
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Why Farmers Wives Should Join the
Granoe


| The following interesting papar vas
esd al The meeting OF Lincoln Pomona
| range. Jan. l., by Mrs. Laura Nnowl-
| CON:
! TO you who have so long realized
! he nillY l"aslnS why farmers wives
| should join the grange. snalI be Tell
ing nothing new; nevertheless I will
"ndeHN"r to put into words "A few of
| these ltdSo',S.
ne only tru" way 10 live is 10 make
the most of life ana there is no other
rgahizitl"n that gives the farmers
wife 50 many opportunities to do 50.
Nm order that stands for truth. JUS
ice ana personal purity cannot fan u
i.a\" an Influence for good and this in
Iiuen"e viii be reelected in the home
| fife .-
As. Il grange member. the farmers
wiz VII excha:.2" i,iels with others
''ht VIII br OF practical use 10 her IN
nouS"-E"' ping and home m king
't"tld iie time cter come when she js
''"hSth 10 nav" cildrS, Of the fam her
sell she viii u" better prepared To do
50. through hHN ;rg listened 10 intalli-
gent d'%cusSinn@ upon the hest ana
'iost iiohihhie ways OF farming.
Tie grange is often the means or
ievelopine talent in a woman IN. .x
istehr' of which has been uuknowu
Even to hei self. In helping ana eut.r-
ihihing others. the good returns ia her
Try y IS 81" at last who receives the
'ie"'tS' dement,. She will begin to ex-
i''rN hefSeii more readily and to
'i"lhe htf IDEAS in better language
~
mere VIII be 4 stronger bond Of in
'"r'St and sympathy between herself
ana her husband
ha"K through the centuries the
farmers wife has. 0gurativaIy speok-
lhs) been following nj The heels Of her
ilSbthd; IN" grange is helping her 10
ihF' her ri&htfui place at his side.
NS patron, she will begin TO take
'ctIV' int"Teat in the great questions OF
me day. because she hears them dis
'uSseh ~ the grange. Fur PERHAPS II
the social part of the order that Is
me greatest good to her Whatever
may he said 10 the contrary. the life OF
Inc average farmers wife l. DitifulIy
.ohely: especially if the houses are
widely separated ard at distance
from any village. At the era igp. for n
time At least she will be able to forget
The hard WORK nnd cares OF her every
lay life. There she will make many
new AMI pleasan acquaintance ana
find more good in the old acm,ain-
tances.
In the grange. old and young meet
and mingle and the mother NAV have
the society OF her grown up sons and
daughters knowing that no great harm
can come to them while there.
As q good patron, there NjlI ha
NOR" time for kind. unselfsh DECIDE
les" time for idle gossip and pettv
heighborhood ouarreis.
Farmers wives join the era ya.
You cannot afford to miss the od,,n-
taees and opportunities 1t offers Won N
help and be helped"
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Grange Organized.

Special Deputy J. r. McLain OF
Bremen. organized a grange at Pema-
quid Beach, Jan. 21st, with twenty
rye charter members. The name of
The new grange is Atlantic. The
following officers We're elected for the
ensuing year: W. NJ. Capt. c. +.
Elaisdell; W. O.. Clyde NJ. FoSsett;
w. s. Thurlow Hanna; Assist. Sec,
Walter Bracket; w. Lee, Lillian
I.eemdn; w. Chap, Annie Curtis: w.
Treas. Vida Sproul w. Sec.
Myrtle Crocher; w. G.. X, Capt.
Alonzo Blaisdel: w. Ceres, Lizzie
Elaisdel: W. Pomona, Lillian Bry mt;
W. Flora. kmi,.a Edwards: l.. A. s.,
| .e:h EOSSett.
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EDUCATION.

Tho Committee on Education will give
a public hearing,
THt'I:>l'AI. FEBRUARY >. ut p. NJ.
On Resoi--e providing for rhe schooling
IT 'hi'dTcr ir programmed townships.
TIii'RSDAl. EEHRl' AIRY Oh. al T.
NJ
on Resolve in favor Of the Madawask;,
Training School.
tn RtsolNc il favor Of Farmireto on
State Normal school.
en- Resolve il Ma of st. Joscph'S Acad-
"my. Willingness. Maine.
tm Rcr"ly" in favor of Lee Normal
tcadCrN.
o" II" Act to amord Section . Of Chan
ter =. i, II. l"', relating to schooling Of
children in rnor9anizod townships.
Til'HShAl. FL Bki' AIRY. H.
ON R"e"lvr in favor of Western State
Normal 81 ~ 81, q, Con ham
on E"S"lV" in trvnr Of CHstinc Normal
School
or Resolve in favor Of Wilton Academy.
E'TfGi'NF THOMAS Sec'v
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TEN PERANCE.

Tho Committee on Temperance Win ~.
u public hraring in Representative Hall
It ll,- state House i'll Augusta
nj i.SDAl AFTERNOON, EEHRt' AIRY
1. ~ 10 o'rlnck
til u RS, I've relative to the resuLrnjs-
sion OF the FIFTH Amendment 81 th,- On
S;lt Htlrh against me '"tnufaCtuIt and
sale ot Intoxicating liquors.
NJ T. o'BRIEN Sec'y.
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INDIAN AFFAIRS.

The Committee o. ludinn ANtils viii
GlN" a pnii'. hearing i" room No. Ii. at
lhr State House. III .\u-uStI,
Wt.DNISDAl, ELilt -NltY S. at II 81
~ n.
ON Resolve max ns appropriations 70.
the ptloiiscot tnbt a. lrGI;Ius
tn Il Resolve making appropriations tor
he PaS.;iiruauuudGN fr!hr Of Indians
+. H. MiiLIR Secy
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LABOR.

The Committee Labor will give
public hearing in its room at the State
House in Augusta,
p. M
No. l. On an Act TO amend Section s.
Of Chaple: 81 of Tie Revised Statutes re-
dtinG to the number OF hours required in
legal days work:
No >. ON an Act 20 create State
Board of Arbitration.
HERBEET II. ALLEN, Sec.
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WAYS AND BRIDGES.

The Committee on WAYS and Bridges
will give public hearing In its ROOM No
3, State Hl.i$e. Augusta,
y i'NNFSbAY FEBRUARY 8. 1905 at
, O'Clock in the afternoon.
On Resolve 10 and in repairing highways
in town of Concord in the county of Som
trSet.
G. A. GOODWIN. Sec'y.
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STATE OF MAINE,
IN SENATE, January II. 1905.

IN SENATE, January II, 1905
ORDERED. Tine House concurring, that
N. time for the Ieesption Of petitions and
b1is TO Tuesday, February IA, 1888. and
NM nm, all such petitions and bills presented
"a .s,ar that date be referred to the next
ailsL, .mre and that the Secretary of the
lsss,a caI1se copies OF this order to be
sehii SEMI in all daily papers in this State
pun February 5. 1853.
' sens a, dowa FOR 1 Kasd and
paIssJEvDAI.I. M DUNBAR, Secretary.
,ianse OF Representatives. January II,
i.oup bead and passed in concurrence.
ISo. E. VI. THOMPSON, Clerk
I tras kendall NJ DUNBAR.
Secretary.
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SiONS

~" C"07'ritt"c en- Pensions will give =
tr.lis'" i'll AH2Hstl.
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY :, r.a. at /
n'olrck.
ON an Ac1 to almond elton !. C'hantr~
III. 81 tn, REVISED Starljss relating VI
pensions for soldiers Of the hu,nIto,.
war
On Resolve in favor Of John D. Eu-
bier. -"
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MINES AND MINING

tn Committee on Mines and Mining
will give Il ruhhc hearing III lis room a.
the STATE House in Augusta.
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY , 1903. AZ l..
a. NJ
R"~olve to provide for a geological az
anl;.tiun of the state fnr a possible sup
ply Of coal
Petition ~ Alvin H. Fuyg in rela lion to
deposits oil gold in South Thomaston ana
kuckIahd.
F NJ GRANT Secretary
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COMMITTEE HEARINGS.
JUDICIARY.

,, ne Comrni'tea on Judiciary win ssxe ete
pubic hearing i: it's room at the State
ha"se IN Aup7Ist.
O'clock P. NJ. -.
NO. 20. On an Act to authorize tue -"
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SALARIES.

The Committee on Salaries Will give a
pdbiC hearing in its room At the SAFE
House III augusta, Oh w .iues1ay a;iu
Thursday Of each week at :. o clock in the
afternoon, until Feb. 3. TO any state ON
cial Who has not been specifically sum
moued. upon the Recommendations OF me
), larry commission appointed by the hSt
Legislature
HAROLD NJ SEWALL, Sec'y.
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Bits 81 News from the Oranges
Notes Interest Concernie Pomona
Granses-Pomona Meetings Held Over Report
Of the Work Being Dons

both the afternoon and evening ses-
sions. '' n H. '''@,'' L.:
Next month, Feb. Is. Knox Pomona
will meet with Megunlicook Grange IN
Camden.
Pleasant Valley will entertain again
in November. -.t.
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Committee NOTICES.
JUDICIARY.

r,s Committee on judiciary Will give
i nc in its rooms at the State House
on os'T Tuesday. Wedn !sitE and Thursday Of
esen FREDERICK HALE. Scc'y.
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Salaries.

The Committee on Salaries will give a
ruh'tc hearing at the State House in An.
gusta.
Tili kSpAY. FEBRUARY 9 at ,
o'clock in Fhe afternoon.
Iron The report Of the salary comr,,s
sicn aGroin1sed s BY RIB fhe i 5lT Il, essa"re
the counties os Lincoln. Oxford ana Do
rohscot, whose COMPENSATION if fixed Nv
HAROLD NJ. SEWALL, sec'v
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LEGAL. AFFAIRS.

Tn. Committee on Legal Affairs will
.,ua hearings in its room at the State
- anae on Tuesday, Wednesday AID
E"'Iesds : OF each week, at O'Clock p. Nj
PERCIVAL =. BAXTER, Ssc'y.
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RAILROADS AND EXPRESSES

The Committee on Railroads and Ex-
presses Will give "A public hearing in its
room. number liO. al the state House in
Augusta.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY s. 1896
No. - An Act 10 amend the charter of
the ktnnetec Valley Railroad COMPANY
s. r. klMBALL., Sec'y
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TEN Pc RANCE.

The Committee on Temperance will give
pub, hearings In its room. No. Il: at the
state iiouEe In Augusta. on "Wednesday
Afternoon al each week Al ) O'Clock.
MICHAEL. II. o Bklt,N, Sec'y.
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WAYS AND BRIDGES.

The Committee on Ways and Bridges
will meet in Room 3, State House, on
Wednesday of each week at O'Clock IN
the afternoon, until further no1ice-
GEORGE A. GOODWIN, Sec'y.
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STATE LANDS AND STATE ROADS.

The Committee of State Lands ana
State Roads viii give public hearings IN
the land agents Office at the State House
In Augusta, every Wednesday afternoon
q o'clock.
IA. LALIRERTE, Sec'y.
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RAILROADS AND EXPRESSES.

The Committee on Railroads and + <.
presses will give hearings III its room at
The state House on Wednesday of each
week At two o clock IL the afternoon.
s. Il. KlMBALL. Secretary.
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APPROPRIATIONS AND FINANCIAL
AFFAIRS,

The Committee or Appropria tons and
t.tn.ncial Affairs Will meet III Room IS,
s,st. House, or Wednesday of each week,
81 l. ~ o'clock In the afternoon, until fur
lhef ho''@ FRANK II. UPPER. Ssc'y.
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INSANE HOSPITAL.

!nssne Hospital Committee met and or
ganized Jan II. 1893 THURSDAY OF each
week, at + NJ. was assigned a. time Tor
regular hearings.
C. G. MORRISON. Com
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TAXATION.

The Committee on Taxation Will give
public hearings in the State Assessors
ONCE AT the State House in Augusta on
Thursday of each week, at : o clock II,
the afternoon, until further notice
A. +. IRVING, S2c'y.
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SHORE FISHERIES.

The Committee on Shore FISHERIES VIII
rive hea rings In it's room at the State
House on Tuesday of each week, at
o'clock in the afternoon. until further
THOMAS w. BALDWIN, Sec'y.
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PENSIONS.

The committee on Pensions Will give
public Iearir X in the office Of the STATE
Pvnsion Agent Rom No. a. state House.
On Tuesday AFTERNOONS of. each week at
O'clock
c. E. BLISS, Sec'y.
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INTERIOR WATERS.

r,. Comu,,ttee on Interior Waters Will
in' IN pnorn 3. State House. on tuesday
ne ~ earh week. at 2 O'Clock in the after
voon until further notice.
fsf o'''' v. A. PUTNAM, HSGy.
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MANUFACTURES.

The COMMITTEES on Manufactures VIII
give puhlIc hearings at the state House
H. Augusta. on Wednesdays OF eatn Week.
~ ii8 A. NJ, until further notlre
C. 8. COBB. Sec'y.
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CLAIMS.

The regular day Of meeting OF the Com
nlltir- un Claims will be "Wednesday +. NJ
at o'clock till further notice.
H. IA. HASTINGS, Secy.
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COMMITTEE ON FEDERAL RELA-
TlOES.

The Committee on Federal Relations
will meet each Tuesday AZ three +. NJ. IL
Room Il until further notice.
t. w NASH, Sec'y
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TOW MS.

The Committee on Towns will meet IN
,h-r room. No. 80. State House: each
Wednesday at 80 r. M. until further mo-
wv ARTHUR A SHAW, Sec'y.
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AGRICULTURE.

The Committee on Agriculture will meet
At P M Wednesday OF each week until
c. O. PURINTON. Sec'y.
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JOINT SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON
PRINTING

G ne next regular meeting OF me .i.I;,t
nl"Ttal Committee on State Prinilhs WI
:" .hrtn Wednesday u. NJ. February y a'
&. II. Eimball, Secy.
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TAX ALTON

The Committee on Taxation will give .
pubic hearing in the State Ass.saors' Of
ice at the State House in Augusta,
fl;l RSnAY. FEBRUARY !. AZ
O'Clock in the afternoon
Of railroads according to their srtn,,
value. '"''l
A E IRNINE caa,.x
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rELseasPus AND TELEPHONES.

TIE Committee on TalegraphS ana
Telephones viii give public he.,rinss III
IN Shr Office of tn. Pension Agent M the
st&ta House in Augusta on Wednesday
Vi Zach week at p. NJ.
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LABOR.

IN. Committee on Labor Will meet at 4
p N. Thursday. OF each week. until fur
tner notice.
HERBERT Fl. ALLAN, Sec'y.
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IN, AND FISHERIES AND GAME.

Tie Committee on Inland Fisheries and
Came will meet in Room 30. State House.
On Thursday of each Week, at CLOCK IN
INV &. e. klNSN AN, Ssc'y.
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EDUCATiON.

I'll. Committee on Edncation will NEE:
:, r[,ou /. state House. on Thursday Of
esch week, at : =. VI Until further notice
s"'" EUGENE THOMAS. Socy
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on Resolve in favor Of Wilton .Ncademv
ET'Gi'NF THOMAS Sac'v
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INTERIOR WATERS.

PERCIVAL P. BANTER. sec.v
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-06-09
A Great Greek scholar.

When Professor Jacob Cooper of Rut-
gers was examined for admission to
Yale in 1852 Tutor Talcott said to Mr..
Cooper, How much Greek have you
readY cover 5000 pages" was the
reply. you don't mean that, do your
said Mr.. Talcott. Isn't it 5000 lines ~
mo, SIR was the reply when 1 say
pages, 1 mean pages" In later life he
declared that if all the Hebrew Bibles
in the world were destroyed he could
reproduce the text from memory.