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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-08
Boston Wool Market,

Boston. March &.
TIL" total receipts of wool at this port
during the past week comprise. $50 $50 lb.;
domestic and 12i', IL; lbs. foreign. against
11S5.>N3 lbs. domestic and ..il9.0ai lbs
foreign for the same time last year
EEMAEES-Whic the wool market is
quiet. owing partly to small Stucks u
domestic woods. and partly to the fact
that manufacturers have previously
bought heavily. it is Il peculiar fact that
unusual strength is shown for thus sr,~"N
Of the year. There has been some effort
to iepreSS this market on account 81
the influence that m;ty thus be brought
TO bear on primary markets in the West
but dealers are showing unexpected firm
ness.
Ohio and Penn. Pulled-Fine unwashcd.
2i@2:c.: unmerch. 27M28c.; Mich. I'M
washed. fine. 2ift25c.. unmcrch 27si2sc.
Pulled Wool-Scourcd baSis-f'inc A, -
ie4c.: extra. 6JHi6Sc.; a super. .,>fieOc; /;
super. .2M53c : c. super f5hf47c.: cnmbing,
4 blood. NM51c.; fine combng. GNiG3c.
Ohio and Penn. flcecc-NX and above
:,aGL3J1c.: y. 30Ni 3lc.: No. l. ;:Sm3SiLc.; No
., :s2f,39c.
Mich. Wis. etc.-Mich. Xxx and above.
$$::'"35 &C.: No !. ;Sff:;si2c.. No >. JSM:.sc :
fine combing. osef23c.
COmbing-ky., and Ind. % blood comb
3ou%!c.: a blood mwashcd. Sic: braid
Con,bing. o5n2ic.
Dclane fleeces-Ohio. unwashcd. o7m2sc. !;
Mich. Gle
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proposed school and workshop for the
blind Mr.. Baxter said that MasSachu
sets. New York and Connecticut already
had similar boards but he agreed with
Senator Pike of the committee. that a leg
iSlativc committee would serve the pur-
pose lust as well. The committee laid the
matter on the table for further considerl-
ton.
b, rnes o. Norton. warden Of the Stat
prison at ThOmastOn. and Senator Morse
and several members of the committee.
on State prison, appeared before the com
mittce in behalf of Il resolve carrying
sim" for 1905 and S1GGN for 1als for thu.
State prison. Senator Morse in address
ing III" committee paid Il compliment to
The efficiency ana business ability of War
uen Norton. SAYING among other things
'h;'t ne was surprised during the official
WISH al the committee to note that in the
snort time Mr. Norton has held the oiiic.
mat ne had so thoroughly familiariZcd
hlmSeif with the duties of the Office and
mat he held the prisoners and employees
SO well in hand. In executive session the
committee voted to report that the re-
solve ought to pass
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Inland Fisheries and Game.

The committc" on inland fish and gam.
held a hearing. Tuesday afternoon on
the general fish and game law bill This
was the measure first introduced. in Sem
ator Furbishs name. under Il misunder-
standing. and aftcrward Withdrawn by
him and presented in that body by Sena :
tor StctSon of PenObscOt.
Commissioner Carleton took charge IF
the matter of presenting the evidence to
tie committee. He made = short opcnin.
in which ne explained the reasons why
the changes had been made in the pres
cnt law. 1t had been urged that IN open
time be placed on caribou. for adv crtis-
ltg urposcs. but he objected to it. Maine
now had all the foreign sp"rtsmrn com
il,G here to hunt that ii could crre for.
II" explained that their reason for
changing tie moose law. which provides
open time from Oct. to Nov 10 instead
Of from Oct l. to Dec. !. as now WAS tn"
general belief Of srortsm"n. guides and
wartlcns that it would better protect the
big animals.
Urging the law which permits farmers
to kill and cat game found destroying
crops. Mr.. Carleton said that it would
no Allowing tIeTl u eat S.tIUt W ultIl tutH
are already allowed to kill
Commissioner of Agriculture Gilman
supported Mr.. Carleton on this last con-
tcntiOn.
Rep. Morrison of Bar Harbor, W.. y
Kinds Of Portland. Matthew w. Morrill,
Of Cray. favored the law compelling non
residents to pay a license o: 81 to hunt
birds. He said that the people in his sec
ton were all in favor of it. He also eX-
planned that there was great need Tor
better warden service in the vicinity and
he felt that in order to secure it more
finds would be required
Charles r Cushman Of Portland favor
&c! the extension of the license system
and said that the out-of-Statc sportsmen
are all willing to pay the Gee. providing
they could take birds home with them.
r. T.. Parks of Pittsfeld. favored the
extension OF the license system, hut OBJ
;cctcd to anv change in the present moos.
and other laws.
Game Warden Fred A. Willis. who has
charge of Merrymeetins bay: a. n. Nor
ton Portland: Charles A. Ju'iklnS. man
acer of the Kineo House and president o!
the Maine Sportsmen's Fish ard Game
Association: Alfred T. Berry. F.uStis
manager of the Megantic Sp"rtsmer
Club and Game Wardens Neal, Ross
Pollard. Perkins. Banding. Durgin. Cum
mines appeared in favor of the bill. Eon
George -. Bisbee o: RuInford Falls OBJ
joatcd to the extension Of the license sys-
tenn. and Col. f. c. harrington objected
to certain parts of the bill. though favor
ing it in general
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Agriculture.

Inc committee on agriculture voted
ought TO pass on the resolve c:lrryin.
n special appropriation of $500 for tb
Maine State fair. Tuesday afternoon. This
sum is to he paid before Aug l. 1906
c. ]. Barker of Lewiston. chairman If
the board of trustees, appeared before tn,
committee ana gave Il brief history of the
association. referring especially to the f.
nlncal slump Of the fair in 1891 caused
Ky rain with accompanying slim attsnd-
ancc.
Mr.. Barker stated very positively that
if the special appropriations could not be-
granted. the fair would hay" to il" given
up. us the property WIS already mort
gagged for 10000. all that it would stand
~ Mess the State will hook on here and
help. said he I'VE shall have to cancel
everything. as the trustees will not go
onto notes in order to provide a fund" .
81 for one wouldn't counterance any
thing of this sort This money is to MAX
up for what has already been paid out in
premiums and it has to be made up some
way"
Senator Morse of Waldo county a mem
her cf the board of trustees of the fur
mittcc. reviewing what Mr. Barker had
said and repeating the assertion thlt
witli"ut special State aid the fair would
have to be given up.
The committee Immediately went into
executive session and voted Ought to
pass" on the resolve, which also carries
500 as an annual stipend-an increase of
500 over TIL" amount appropriated by pre-
viouS Legislatures. This is the bill that
the House voted to rpcOmmit to the COM
pittce on agriculture a short time ago
ana which in original draft called for an
increase of 5000 over the regular sti-
pend. which the committee considered
should not be raised over 500 1t adhered
to its former action so far as the orig
iudl hill was concerned. but voted as has
been heretofore stated. a Specia. apDro-
Nriation of $500. being voted the asSocia-
ton to reimburse it for premiums already
paid by it.
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mand good Round lots. old. 13i.Gr1i1.c. ::
Vermont twins. 1y.nl2ac.
EGGS-EgSs have declined. Choice
nearby. 3fn3'c.: eastern. 1133mJic. western.
il6I32c.: storage. o7dt-Ac
BEANS-Markct is firm. with prices
steady. Pea marrow. n. y. and Vermont.
per 6ushcl, car load lots. sl%".l,.!: ,Mcdi
UNI n. Y. Vermont. per buShel. s.. .Mt2 -:
Yellow eyes. s.. 10; Red Kidneys. s;Oo",.,o:
California small whites. S2.51Mo.-J.
App -ES-ApplcS are frmcr. Shows
si.JWt20o; Ealdwins. Sl.-One.:N; greetings,
sl.JtM22j: T;tlmon Sweets. Sl15m9.0.
Kings S.O0u3O; NOdheads, Sl.0u2.O0:
Northern Spies, S2.ONu3JO; bulk Raldwns
and Greetings. 7Jc.eiS125 Dbl: box. 25c.m
&C.
HAY AND STRAw-Hay and straw
quiet: nillfeed is firm. Hav No :! sI1.JO
CLIO; low grades, $ll.O0dl5.0O: rye straw.
$2O.OOu2l:W: Oat straw. $l0.00M1l.O
OTATOES-PotatocS are easy Hou-
tor. HcbrOnS. Mt42c.: Green Mountains
10 &c: sweets Nincltnds $50: Jerseys.
s.. -0fi4.GO.
SEGAR-Refned sugar steady Cut loaf
and crushed. &c; powdered. 6.4,c.; sranu-
lated g. a0c
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Boston Market.

Boston. March 4.
FLOUR-Flour market is quiet. Mill
shipment spring patents are offered at
sslO"6.1a: winter patents. $J.SJn6. 10: trade
committee. spring patents, s6.2om1J0
clears. $i.3OMJ.OO.
CORNMEAI-Stca at slO6dlOs per
bag; S25Of,2.a5 per bbl.: Sranulated, S.SOT
80; bolted. sa.Son3.20.
CORN-Corn is quiet. Spot steamer,
yellow. SHE: No. ,. yellow. Sole: ship
inent, No. 3. yellow, SIC; lake and rail,
RYE FLoUR-steady at ss.s,aA75.
GRAHAM-s3 1O"I5G0 per barrel.
s3.a5a3.7O per bbl.; cut and ground. $500
40.
OATs-oats are higher; Track No.
.. White. 40o.: No. 8. a9M39l&c; rejected.
81. no grade. 2@!$c; for shipment
.Uc. 40 to A. lbs, 41c: fancy, 4rsa.42c.
PROVISIONS-Pork provisions are
steady. Short cuts and heavy backs. $500
sl7 1875; fresh ribs, 1ohalo;kc.; corned
shoulders. Sc. fresh shoulders. SIC.
smoked shoulders, Sac: lard. &c.; pals;
l0@1oAc.: hams. 1o1s0119sc; o skinnel
boiled hams. 1s@lsl.c.; leaf lard: sssc:;
SIS. 20 bose salt pork. SIC; briskets. SIC.
country dressed hogs. 6A@6sc. c
w saEF Cattle aud Sssf at hnds
oiotable at aaa1Oc.; fores. 5lsGSc.
LAMBS AND MI'TTONS-LambS are
easier. Spring lambs. s1Ed1oc. yearlings.
7Msc: mutton, at 1MSEc
VEAI-Steady. loefl2c
POILTEY-POliltry is firm Western
turkeys. 21M23c chickens. northern. 1871
dc. western. large chickens. 13m1sc. :;
northern fowls. 4Ml6c. western fowls.
Differentiated is firm. Creamery.
Snrthern choice. round lots. 3'31?3-3lac. :;
western fresh, 32M:t:c.; Vermont. dairy.
:s9N:,2c.
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A Dinner Invitation.

After hearty meal dose Of kodol
Dyspepsia Cure will prevent an attack OF
Indigestion. kOdoI is thorough digest
amt and guaranteed cure for Indigcs-
ton. Dyspepsia. Gas on the Stomach.
Sour Risings. Bad Brea tn and all stomach
troubles. n. Watkins. Lesbus, Ky. says:
81 can testify to the efficacy of X odoI In
the cure of Stomach Trouble. I Was
afflicted with Stomach Trouble for fifteen
years and have taken six bottles of your
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. which entirely
cured me. The six bottles were worth
5000 TO me-" kodol Dyspepsia Cure will
digest any quantity OF all the wholesome
food you want to eat while your stomach
takes a rest-recuperates and grows
strong. This wonderful preparation Is
justly entitled to all Of its many remark
able cures. Sold by Bowditch. Webster Il
Co. -.
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Financial Affairs.

Representative Baxter OF Portland. APP
n,.red before the committee on apnro-
CREATIONS and financial affairs. Tuesday
afternoon. in behalf OF IN" Dill presented
hv him to establish q state board for
the improvement OF the condition Of tn"
adult blind Of the State Of Maine. Mr.
noxtar axplained to the committee that
rr snanldine Of Portland. an oculst. had
intended to he present but was called
away He said that tho bill practically
,,ro,.;dod for committee whose duties
If would he TO investigate the condition
Of the admit blind Of Main" with a view
- obtaining information that would lie
rsornl 70 the next Legislature on the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-08
A TRUE APPETIZER AND TONIC.
"'-o'na VIII Make You Feel Hungry
ana Hearty. and Give Strength and
Vitality.

ASk any friend who looks thin, pale.
anu out of health how many meals he
VI SHE eats a day. and the chances are
mat the answer will be Not over two.
ana don't feel hungry then" The
pump, rosy. and robust eat three square
meats daily. and their perfect health is
uue To strong stomach and digestive
system as such Il system takes out of
Tie food all those elements that make
r"Fe blood, and give nourishment and
vitality 10 the body.
ihe one appetizer and tonic that
S'''Uid be taken is Mi-o-na. the only
agent known that will strengthen the
''o'nach and digestive system. and put
'." III such perfect working order
a'' 'hey will digest easily and natur-
10y All the food that is eaten. and send
VA I" the table positively hungry for
We next meal.
"ilout strong stomach digestion
la De poor. the blood impure. and Sc
H "'er and kidney troubles result.
h ~rS'ns headaches backaches. spots
o'e 'he yes dizziness. sleeplessness.
,''usfeSs, irritabeness. furred
sue ana bad breath. ali of which
AZ 'e readily overcome by the use OF
ia (eoS:ins but soc. a boN). as IL
~. 'sht to the foundation of perfect
'"i'l' The stomach.
;n scores of leading people in this state.
ag editors. ministers. bankers.
,or;. "'eir families. gladly testify to the
sf."S strengthening and health-givins
pa of Mi-o-na Furthermore
Mch X Webster and Percy w.
ois. TWO of the most reliable drug
da sS IN this section. sell Mi-o-na I'M
~ a. guarantee to refund the money IL
mol produce satisfactory results
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-08

VI oecoine member of any associa-
tlon for the purpose aforesaid. nor
transact any other business that hanks
may do by their charters. except maxi
i"s discounts and receiving deposits
not interest bearing; nor hold anv
agency Tor the purpose of receivine
ISSUING loanlng or putting in circnIa-
'io'i as money the bills notes orders
vi o,her evidences of debt of any COM
pdiis not incorporated in the state ~
oi any private banker not rasident
'herein under the penalty of s1ooo fo,.
each oilense to be recovered bv indic+
ment for the use of the Stata ~, ~.
action of debt half to the Stat. and
half to the prosecutor This sact;nn
does not prohibit banks from r.cAi,.ing
and paying out in the usual cor,.s,, %
business the bills of foreign banks ,ba
circulation of which is not prohibired
by law.
he act also provides that This
shall not apply ID ia
posts received prior to its coins, into
effect
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MARKET REPORTS.
Augusta Market.

Augusta. February y.
BEANS-Pea. Maine. 40: N. l., S2Z
yellow eyes. $500
EITTEk-Creamery. 3oc.: dairy. &c.
solid. 1Sc.
EGGS-l.c. per dozen.
Ora! Morn. o.; &c: meal J11!c. PEI
bu.; mixed feed. SIS cwt.: coitonsect
meal, $3.50; bag lots. $iJ.
HAY-LOose. retail. $3.50 per ton
$12OO.
SUGAR-635 per 100 lbs
HONEI-Box 1Sc.
MUTTON-NQ1lc. per h.. spring lamb
l2c.
OATS-44c. per 80 ID bushel.
POTATOES-40c. per bushel
POlLTRl-Fowl. 12Gl15c.; chickens, 1SC
WOOL-Unwashed. 2Sc.
WooDo1pry hard. s6.5o@s.oo per cord
:, HlrESICow and steer. ne; COW hides
'!2c;; bull hides, 5i.c.; cali skin. 13c.
BEEF-Sides. .m9c. per lb: kinds
aM1lc,; fores. 'lsuel-c.: rounds, and
TANKS. SMloc.; Pumps and loins. 11M14c
Pumps. 1Mt &c; rattles &C.: backs, 64Sc.
joints 1oM 1Sc.: spring lamb. I2c.
tEA!e-7m?c per h.
FLDCR-Best patent flour, Sc. 40 per Dbl
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House..

The House reaSSembcd at 40
o'clock for a session that was not con-
cluded until long after six O'Clock on
account of the amount of routine
business had accumulated since last
Friday. More bills We're passed to be
enacted ANA resolves finally passed,
than at any time. with one possible eX-
ception. during the last 10 sessions.
About - measures We're acted upon
finally and the reading of the titles
consumed ii large part of the time of
the session.
When the University Of Maine re-
solve came up for its final passage.
Representative Higgins of Limerick.
raised the question of a quorum. A
response to SO names. however. showed
that just seven members over Il quor-
um We're present and the fate of the
resolve was then and there settled so
far as the House is concerned.
The House voted to adjourn until this
morning at 1890 o'clock.
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Election Notice.

CITY OF AUGUSTA. So. March :. 1906.
Notice is hereby given that election
warrants and lists of candidates hav"
been posted according to law for the m,-
ricipal election to be held March 49, a.
D. 1905 in the several wards of the city
for the purpose of electing a mayor. and
one alderman. two common 9OunciImen.
warden. ward clerk and constable for
Zach ward. The polls will be opened ut
nine o'clock A. NJ. and will be closed at
four o'clock r. NJ.
The voting places in the several wards
will be as follows: Ward I. Capitol Hose
House; Ward ?. Fl. r. Randalrs paint
shop: Ward 3. Concert Hail. State Street:
WARD e. cushnoc Hose House; Ward ;
ballard School House; Ward 6, School
House, corner f. Chestnut and Middle
Streets; Ward I. Atlantic Hose House:
Ward g. Pine Tree Hose House
+. G. HARRINGTON, City Clerk
mchSd5t .
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nad issued more than o.000n00 transfer
Cckets. last year. He thought that the
hill should become a Law so that cleo
'rlc railway companies should have
'he same protection as the steam road :
Ilhe state for which are guarded on
TINS point by stIingen; laws. Hon. Her
pert NJ. Heath also appeared for the
Dill saying THAI the Lewiston, Bruins
WICK & Bath Street Railway favored
the proposed law.
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Pleasant and Harmless.

Don't drug the stomach to cure a cough.
One Minute Cough Cure cuts the mucus,
draws the inflammation out Of the throat.
lungs and bronchial tubes. heals. 900 hes
and cures. A quick cure for Group and
WhCOpinG Cough. One Minute Cough
Cure relieves a cough in one minute ,,c-
cause 1t acts first on the mucous mem
brane right where the cough trOublcs-in
tne throat or deep-seated on the lungs.
Sold by BOWdWch, Webster Il Co
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\ blow is aimed ut the private bank
ing concerns now doing business in the
State in the following bill presented.
yesterday afternoon. out of order by
Representative. Ingersol of Biddeford.
entitled an act to amend Section of
Chapter As of the Revised Statutes re-
lating 10 private banking. AS amend
ed the section will read.
Section ,. No person. firm or I'M
incorporated association shall issue
any drafts. bills. notes or other evil
dence of debt payable to bearer or or
der. as a private banker. for the pur-
pose of loaninS o: putting them in cir
culatinn as money: nor. unless sDeci3l-
~ authorized thereto by the Legisla
! ture shall he contribute to the funds
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Women Not to Vote.

The petitions of women ana others
lf'm various parts of the State pray
ihs mat women naTe equal suffrage
Win men, We're turned down by the
committee on judiciary at a very late
meeting. last evening. The committee
vote" mat he petitions have leave to
V'thdraW. so now women must wait Al
i"ast Two nor" years before they may
g allowed t. cast their ballots with
the men at the noils
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V-It"prcsaNtltive andrews of Rock
pert appeared u fore the committee in
behalf of the bill which he originated
regulating tn. moving of families. This
i'll requires forlilieS to register in and
out when entering and leaving towns
He thought that the record of d family
noN ing int" town ard thc record Of
moving out would readily establish tn"
residence of Il family and make The
work Of municipal pdiceTS lighter.
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No Referendum.

lds' night ought not TO pass in the
'li to establish a peoples veto through
ne optional referendum. This bill is A
legacy of the last Legislature being in
tr"duced by Cyrus W. Davis of Water
Vile.
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The committee in executive session
additional ana am"nda cory to Chapter
- o. the Special Laws of 1897 entitled
IN act to incor'orat" the kennebec
Light 4 Heat 60.
Ought not 10 pass on Senator
'iafk'S bill 10 establish a board of
light and water commissioners and de-
fine their duties.
Ought 10 pass on all act TO extend
the corporate powers of the Sebasti-
cook Manufacturing ard Power Co.
This was in new draft
Ought to pass" in new draft on a
bill authorizing the Augusta Water
District to acquire by purchase or con-
d"n.nation the franchises of the De-
vine Water TO. The new draft is to re-
peal all of tn. unused franchises of tn"
DeNine W at.rr 60. and confines them to
"a supply from springs.
The committee voted to refer to the
next Legislature petitions of the Wo-
men Reform League OF AndroScOggin
county for the enactment of a law
which shall render ii impossible for
sUch conditions to exist. as are now be-
ing carried On at Shiloh.
Ought to pass" i'll new draft on act
I" amend Section ; If Chapter As of the
Revised statutes relating to interest on
loans IN personal property.
Ought to pass" IN new draft on act
relating to the iocatiOn ana assessment
Of property taken for public usues.
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Interior Waters.

IN, committee on interior waters held "A
CONTINUED on Page Eleven.)
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MI
- t"iiihe them to supply from
springs rms new proposition is agreed
I" by the Di.inc Wafer 60.
An interesting nearing was held or,
the bill to allow the ircornoration ~
electrical companies under the general
law. for which Ar Heath also apna,r-
81 Mr. Heath though; that the bes-
interest of the State would be served
ny allowing the free transmission of
tlectflc power leaving the fields of op-
Grafton just as they are. He presented
t new Draft of the bill which adds a
Few section which provides that no
"tcctllc comp3nE shall go into any al
rsacy occupied ;;"ld unless the railroad
commissioners, afte.' petition. state
that the income Of lie existing com
!'ahV would lot be n;W .ously affected.
The new draft further provides that
the r1ilroad commissioners instead ot
the county commissioners the authori-
ty TO pass upon the question OF emil
r"ni domain. In Speaking al the natur-
al resources of The State OF Maine NJ
Heath said thai there is much unda-
Nrloped water power, that there is over
h.hooOho horse bower AM hot a quarter
Of it developed.
Hon. John \. Morrill, Of Auburn an
reared in opposition to the bill. H..
thought the change Il free competition
IN electricity would be too radical n
change. The general law ncw saws that
no company shall go into an already
occupied territory except by a special
act of legislation. Whrn public necessi-
ty requires.
Hon. Orvil!" d. Baker Of Augusta al
so spoke in opposition 10 tie bill areu-
ing that it was against the settled
poli,y Of the State. He thought that
by endcting such n bill that Il door
would b" opened which would be be
yDnd the power of the Legislature to
close. lie sail that no corporation had
ever been given the right to go over
all the state: that it wont strike down
NJ protection which the State has
wisely placed about its chartered cor
pOraticnS.
vas the last II appeal against the bill.
Mr.. Heath then concluded his areu-
r!"nt in favor Of a passage of the
measure. saying that it would not
mean a dollars drainage t" any c.ec-
trio light company doing business IN
Maine. He Thought tEat the right @:
eminent domain should re thrown ont
altogether. The bill was tabled for exc
cntiVe session.
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odd Dutch .

process pure carbonate
olflead has never yet been
equalled for making a
paint of the greatest COW
eriing capacity. That's
what every pound of our
Portland Pure White Lead
is, and if you want the
best pure lead that can
be made, try it. We are
one of the largest paint
grinders in New Eng
land and our lead can
be found in every State.
Write if you cannot get
it in your vicinity.
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