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tan fail to lie sensible Of uniituess fol-
50 grave u role.
Let US he humble if We have much
knowledge, foT il only serves 10 better
show tile yastness Of the unknown. and
TO compare the little we have dis
cove-ed for ourselves with the ampli-
tude Of that which we owe to the pains
CT others.
And, above al, let us he humble if We
are virtuOuS. since NO one should he
mere sensible of his defects than he
whose conscience is illumlned. and
since he. more than any one else. should
fee! tie uc0d of charity toward evil
docrs. even Of suffering in their stead
and what about the necessary dis
tinctions in life: some one may ASK
As result OF your simplitications
are you not going 10 destroy that sense
of the difference between men which
must he maintained if society exists
at all?'
| have 10 mind to suppress distinc-
tons and differences. but l think that
what distinguishes Il man is not found
i'll his social rank. his occupation. his
dress Or his fortune, but solely in him
self. More than any other. our own age
has pricled the vain bubble of purely
outward greatness. 10 be somebody
at present it does not suffice to wear
the mantle of an emperor or royal
crown. What honor is there in wielI
ing power through gold lace. coat OF
arms or ribbon! Not that visible
signs are to he despiscd - they hav,
their meaning and use-but ON conHi-
ton that they cover something and not
vacuum. The moment they cease to
stand for realities they become uSolc$s
ana dangerous. The only true diStinc-
ton is superior worth. If you wou.I
have social rank duly respected YOU
must begin 10y being worthy of the
rank that is your own: otherwise yJu
help TO bring it into hatred and con
tempt. II is, mhappily. too true thai
respect is diminishing among us. ana il
certainly is not from Il lack of lincs
drawn round those who wish to he r.
Spected. The root Of the evil is in H..
mistaken idea that high station e..
empts him Who holds it from observing
the common obligations of life. AS We
rise we believe that we free ourselves
from the law forgetting that the spirit
of obedience and humility should grow
with our possessions and power. SO It
comes about that those who demand
the most homage make the least elr3t
to merit The homage they demand
This is why respect is diminishing.
The sole distinction necessary is t! e
wish to become better. The man who
strives to be better becomes more
humble, more approachable, more
friendly even with those who owe hf,.!
allegiance, but as he gains by being
better known he loses nothing in dis
tinction, and he reaps the more respect
In that he has sown the less pride
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WI III oININN IND II NG EON.
OAKLAND, MD
Office and residence, Alder St., east of pos
Office.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-15
Polftica europea
OPINIONES EXTRANJERAS

"Aparte de que los imperios brita-
nico y germanico. por hallarse como
ballena trente elefante, no estan
sobre todo ell segundo, en- circunstan-
cias propicias para precipitar un con-
hicto, suponiendo que este no Sc
precipite no podran transcurrir mu-
choS aflos sin que en- Europa Sc pro-
duzcan grandes acontecimientos.
Todavia Ell nnapa europeo es suscep-
tible de considerables recti6caciones.
Noruega es pals republican,. la
creencia meJor establecida es que op-
to por la forma mon arquica, trocando
un rey probado como bueno feel por
otrol. l.desconocido, con los riesgos con-
siguientes, por que Ell Kaiser teut6n
no podra serle acceptable una tercera
rep1blica en- sus alrededores.
Ciertamente, no es de Greer que la
Influenza rusa haya entrado por gran
cosa en- luego.
Afortunadamente para Holanda, la
juventud d a Reina GuiIlermina
aplaza ciertos temores. pero 81 ella
falta los holandeSes entran en- perio-
do constituyente, dificil sera evitar
que la mano del ksiser-o de qnien
le herede-intervenga. y de que 81 el
sistema imperial de ahora continda
en- Alemsnia, Sc tolere una repvticion
de la Repdblica Batava.
D. 10 que esta en- puerta en- la
"Alemania Oriental cuando de la
escena desaparezca el Kaiser austro-
ht1ngaro y coupe su lugar uno de los
mil y tantos archiduques de su paren
tela. Sc .amon tonan las profesias, sin
que. despues de TODD. hayan de cum
plirse al pie de la letra pero es facil
de inferir que 81 algo sucede, no sera
ajeno clio Ell Kaiser alemAn."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-15
SOciedad ProtectOra
DE MENDIGOS
(COnvOCatOria)

Por orden de la sefiora Presidenta
accidental ruego encarecidamente a
las damas de ests sssociedad, Sc sirvan
concurrir ell sabado I6 del actual las
A de la tarde q la casa ndmero "a fren
te la "Plaza de Colon, para ceebrar
Junta ssextr aordinaria, con objeto de
buscar los medios de proveer de uu
vestido a cada a mendigo, el dfa de Ma
vidad.
Puerto Rico. Diciembre IA de 1905.
AmpQr0 Feymumdez Mater.
PreSidenta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-15
0braS de AQtOreS nuStreS

Noventa y tres, por V. Hugo Cilus,
trada) 2 tomos.
Los Trabajadores del Mar, por
id. id, 2 tomoS.
Ell Hombre que rie, por id i'd,
2 tomos.
Nuestra Senora de Paris, por id.
i'd, tomos.
Han de Hislandia 9 Ell Hombre
Fiera, por id. i'd, tomos.
Atala-Rene-El Ultimo Aben-
cerraje.-Viaje al Mont-Blanc
a novelas juntas }, por Chateau
BRAND, tomo.
Sor Filomena, por E. ]. de Con-
court, tomo.
Frotmon y Risler, obra premiada
por la Academia Francesa, por VA.
Daudet, tono.
Las Cartas de mi Molino, por i'd.
tomo.
Tartarin de Tarascon, por i'd, I
tomo.
Poquita Cosa, por i'd, tomo.
Ell Nabab, por it,, tomos.
Maria (Novela americana) por J.
Isaacs, tomo.
Vida de Jes1s, por E. Renan illus
trada), l tomo.
Escenas de la vida Bohemia, por
Enrique Murger, tomo.
Dora, por Carlota N. Braeme, I
tomO.
Azucena, por i'd, tomo,
La Se1orita Giraud, mi mujer,
por A. Belot, tomo,
La Ciudad Negra, por Jorge Sand,
tomo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-15
Jorge OHNET
2I2

-Guarda todo este para tn arfculo critico. Derro-
chas in1tilmene tus chistes entire nosotros
Unos compases de mdsica llegaron hasta eos.
-Escuchad Es ell aria del padre Aubry.... lPor
que habran aprovechado de la ley de Congregaco
para suprimir ell frae la obra7 SOL. do do.
Ia, y pedal ICrees que es de Msssenet
-En otra epoca todo de Gounod. Ahora todo es
de Masenet Me aburrfa vuestras comparaciones.
Vamos oir Jenny Vermeil ST seduce Of
dos por 10 menos, nos alegrara la vista.
Entraron la saa, Derstal Sc hizo abri, la puer-
ia del paoo.
-yQue hay7-pregunt6 Brandon hacienda sitio su
yerno.-Que dice mi querido Harry?
-Esta nervioso, excitado. Pero ESQ pasara pronto
La impression les buena7
Ell duo de Atala de Chactas ha producdo TN ex-
celente afecto... Apauden.
La romanza de Jenny Vermeil una nspirada en-
cantadora pagna deicadamente escra instrumentada
por Dersta acababa de producer pblico proon
gados murmuos de aprobaci6n.
Aperas Sc habfan extnguido las 1ltimas notas ata-
cadas por canante cuando toda la saa esa6 en- bra
el plbco de las gaerias grtaba: 'iQue Sc repi-
ta" Jenny Vermeil saludando agradecimiento
traba pbco redondeces de busto temblsndo de
emoci6n, real fngida pero delicadisima.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-15
Ell GAMING DE LA GLORIA

elicite. Td andas paso de gigantic. No compa
heros han tenido Ia msna suerte.
I'd tienes talento Bouchot. Como te las compo-
nes para no llegar mas 1ejos? iAcaso no trabajas1
Amigo mio, itengo TN bad leno de mdsica COM
petamente ternada Pero zen d6nde hacera ejecutar7
T1 sabes muy bien que aunque este es simposole.
puesto que tt 10 has consegudo dfcilfsimo Ade-
mas 20 no puedo esperar Tengo mujer, tengo hios,
precise que
-IEstas casado?
ST, case con primer premio de canto del
Conservatorio Durocher del de Lion T la
cfas, Amelia Durocher.
ST, ST. Una muchacha muy guapa que tenfa
voz hermosfsima.
-Guapa 10 todavia; pero ha perdido la voz. Aquf
tenes explicado amigo mfo por que de escrbir
partituras to- soy de ell eatro de
Arte Lfrico.
Ven verne mi casa hablaremos Tai vez
pueda serte dl
-Gracias. Sigues siendo ell buen muchacho de STEM
pre-. T1 tamben e has casado; pero til has hecho
bods brillantisima. Ese jovencito que
noche estrena aquf cuhado Iverdad? Es ganga
para e1.
Bouchot, guihando TN ojo, Sc puso reir. Ders-
tai tempo para conestar Fromageot que volvfa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-15
DADN DE0AE0

En- ia iibreria del .Boletfn" Sc han
cibido p, eciosos articulos para rega-
%, como albums con m1sica sin ella,
legantes necesseres para sedoras. tin.
seros de plata cristhofe, ceniceros do
: tu 10, carteras 6nas. estuches para inge.
!. nieros.. ssencias anas, boquiilas de
6mbar, ETC.. etc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-09
COMMITTED HEARINGS
JuElCiAEY.
TIE Committee or judiciary x,ll slys =

TIE Committee or judiciary win give n
2CblIc ncarinE in rs room at tbs State
-4otse ia -(uEuS a.
,Tlli iiSrAI, FEBRUARY 2. 1905. at :
o'clock i. NJ.
No - Or an Set to prevent throw
ms refuse aud carriage inc the A.ooa-
;uuk river within the limits OF TT. Fair
i.c.d Village Corporation.
No. Ia. ON an Art 20 el1hl" ii" titN
" Ea"gar to issue bonds 70 retire mature-
ing EnuiS.
No. III. on m AZ; 81 amend NE char
ter OF IN" Gagdi.icr Water District IN rela-
ton 20 ISSUING bonds.
No l:9 On an Aot to in, orpuTdte the
Monterey Association.
No. i"i or an Net to amend the char
ter NJ the Svlasu I.lne K SuuSo River
Stc"nli' oat Company.
No. l.,1 ON an Act 70 amend Charte.
"A. Section ;. of the Revised Statutes, re
hating 10 nCtar.rS pubic.
No. 1:,> ON an Act 10 amend Section
vt Cnarter )! ri the Revised : atuics. re-
II ting to he appointment OF deputy clerks
N courts.
NJ. l3q. on petitions OF wholesale
houses If the Sta.e asking for Legislation
tn p:uh;ht sales Of merchandise il LUi!
IL fraud OF creditors
Of Chapter ~ Of the PnIiSed Statutes, re.
No lilA 'hn an Net 70 authorize tn
Si"whesan han Association to issue IN"
ferred StO. *
No 1i3R. On an Act to authorize III.
town of Saowhegan to subscribe to tn,
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WAYS AND BRIDGES.

The Committee on Ways and Bridges
VIII give uublic hearing In Its room, No
3. State H.',se, Augusta.
VEIN Essay. FEBRUARY Is. at two
. clGch IN The afternoon.
tlI lies live ia Ia OF the town of Fort
NcItt in Ile County OF AToos TOOK. to as
-ist N funding a edge across Fish River
i'll he town Of Fort Kent
u. Rvso.Nt tor Duiliilit, bridge across
he tNr BroCh
IA Resolve fol building bridge across
the Thibodeau Brook.
~ al. Az t. assist in building flee
bridge across Sheerscot river betweei.
the towns OF WisoaSset and Fdcecomh
On Resolve in favor of the city of Gar
dine" .;i4u IOWA. % rs.uluOIp..
pn an ACT to provide tor the appoint
nlent of I; commissioner OF highways, and
ttoAJIny Ill municipal expenditures
u. a. liII,LD ~ IN. ,Sec'Y
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INTERIOR WATERS.

Tine COMMITTEES on Interior Waters Will
give a pubic hearing III its room, No. 3,
Stale House, Augusta,
1IESDAA. t'L8kCARY A. at = 0 clock
IN the afternoon.
on an Net to amend Chapter rs of the
IlNdte and Special LIN Ca i.r't, t-.ii lea
u ~ n. Acs y .ncolrcr-ie !he .'iataGamoh
-hdH'tl LCturlIS Company.
t'h an -tCL 10 a.l."Nd chapter - Of the
:FfFate I-t."$ OF lS1n, entitled AL ACT TO
:h'oiI"Iat~ IEt scJrC pam ouuiE.I!. a.
-hiri!td ny Section - oi ChIpter - vi thu
iINatc llig Spe, "a. IL ", ~ i\E' AID lt.-
ther dincnteu ny ChapIer l!I Of tie Phi
az anu o,'ciai l-aG> OF Los.
IN IN Net 70 Iu.noilZc the Sei'rc Lake
signs % maintain a wharf ana boom il
r.n+, lake
Or "n Act TO authorize the erection of
cams, side dams piers and borms in Hig-
f'> stream ana, .-tant prron IN the plan
ta,"n q Brighton and town ~ yelling
t"ir ,. ana : II BHzzeil ntouF in ths towIis OF
hi;p'pFe:-.s MS in sliI 81 Gem
IN ~ an Ac; 10 amend Chapter - OF thu
trfN-ttC and Slrciti Laws Ui l..H ,.-lii-
tird AZ Act 70 INCORPORATE the Wilson
o'4t"l! Dam tCinpIHN.' as -Irr't....i Ey
h.'i trt A! Of tile Private a.u S!'rcl4i
ANS IT l+! ana Chapter ~ Of the Fri; a.r
ana -. al Laws Of itn;.
On an Net authorizing the use Of boats
nll !"f S'-lcc river b. ~ g.. Milo village
ind III" rips or taIls in snid rivcl for tna
Id-nn<e N Transporting PASSENGERS and
itt'4ht 10y f;tIes, tolls ANA charges
An h.sh&Y, FHEKU Aitl 4. ii o'clock
IN the AFTERNOON.
81 ~ VT H. authorize the Pa ssIdum-
NeaS - brlVin@ Company to ac,uli.e tnt
'to"tiE and fran, h.Ses OF the Grand
r lilA Lam Company.
tiI XVI. ~. .4ul.t.ng Erlor.i. robert 4
- rs Tue right "a erect and mJlntain pi4!.
nd h"oHs on Ia SAINT John river III ghc
'own OF Ma0awaSka
''n Az y :" :tn.,nd Section az Cha,
Liz IT 81 the tr.Natt diiU :3't,.>ia. laws u!
r9tI
Ny. u. AIT \, i;lco. ou.!;. r.r- musings.
i51"rr improNerIrnt ',iI. .fA.
'... .,a .ict "a Att! u- 2, lu~,i,,I Lone -
.'..!i al rr;,I: t.:.: . }c.i .ni.ir fu, fo',
''''-+ 7rl.- a"''-~% :. .tn:i,. I<i>": 1t y.
or J = r, E. "Ea G.. u"i!d ar .u.i7-
i, ii'rs nud i! Itn.,ntS for So t,pYi.il-
y. \ PUTNAM. s;ec'y
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ARTHUR = sHAW. s.c'5
AGRICULTURE,

The Committee on Agriculture VIII give
a p''hliC nearing in is room At the Sia,.
llrGs" IN augusta.
v,.UNi.si5Al, FEBRUARY l., At ;
Du ~ At To establish a bounty OF
crows.
N'.pEtSDAY. FEBRUARY u. 400.
Ou \ Rrs"l.C 10 amend Chapter f94 of
Resolves OF 1873 relating . Industrial ~
li'it-
t;n i, so'vc III favor Of the Maine state
Poultry aud ] 1t Stua !. Association.
Dn ~ A.; tn prbvid" for the prutnc ion
81 ties ar.i s.:'.hS fr''fn the int q 5lic.i.,-
ami rav2scs Of dangerous insects AMI DIS
"asCs
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY ~ at :
7. ar
un e.iti"n asking tor bounty IN bear.
Ia i'41Ekliu county.
REINSTATEMENT
WEDNESDAY. FEBRt AIRY s. 1905, at
T. NJ
~ In Ac, to regulate tie practice Of
y-teIi mary surgery. medicine and destsr-
G q. PURINTON. Soc,v
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EDUCATION.

The Committee on Education will give
2 public hearing,
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 9Th. at : 2.
Nj.
on Resolve in favor OF the Madawaska
TranUE School.
On Fe*o!vr in favor of Pennington
Safe Normal School.
on Resolve in AID Of St. Josephs Acad-
envy. WIliagra -. Maine.
IN Resolve in favor Of Lee Normal
AGA demv.
on an Act to amend Section 81 of Chap
ch;lGrei in trnorganized townships
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY, H.
~ Resolve in favor Of Western State
Normal SchC al. Gorham.
bu Resolve in favor of castine Normal
School
On Resolve in favor Of Wilton Academy.
EUGENE THOMAS, Sec'y.
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TOvvES.


The Committee III Towns will give .
riiic t"tr: N its room at the STATE
House Ii. Augusta,
W!'DNt@rAA, February L. 1873. at
~ i NJ.
Ou r.. .itjcn Of Fii,.4w Tia rn:-.on ard
"th"tS as'lH 2 Inn, ryrtail' isia."!s I've So,
nI f.nE' IpEcsrort ,,i.G tn.e&,d 10 Nlqur
BrffS
On rrtitinn 10 annex plantation 40 to
he town "f GonIGstoIu.
Cn an AC' {" rve,,i certain lawS wha.e-
lex ,"rt,l4u ! .',i> belonging to fIuurh y.
';iifrn WEE annexed to tie town ot
Alra.
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AUGUSTA, WINTHROP
& GARDINER RAILWAY
Time TsbI, in Effect January 1st, ID.


Cars leave Augusta for HaHaw-lI att
Gardiner daily every haif-hour on n.
hour aud hail-houf, from ) A. Nj tc :;
Pm For Ha.ioweIi only at Il P. IL
Cas- leave Augusta for Winthrop VS..
days $50 80, 80. 10 % l. -, 10. 2.5J
ST. so. 40 1886 go p NJ setur
day onlyl Sunday time:-8.J0. 1850, L. VI
Cars lave augusta for Togus ~ees
daye 53n, e.3G, 500, go. 1866 and com
mencing at II leave every hall hour III
P NJ. then at 800 ana 1900 Sunda,
from A. III. to 70 p. Nj
Cars leave Gardiner for Augusta as.l:
where connections are made for the Win
throp end Iogus lines every nair hol
hailoye!l only. lois p. N. for rfaiowe,
ana Augusta Only. The first car Sunda,
Csrs leave Winthrop for Augusta wee
dayT so. 80. 80. eco, 40. 1,o, 80. 3.5l
~ $50 so C.50 Saturday nights only
slndsy tlme:-7.59. 9 80. 1i.b4. 80 $50 6sl
Cars leave Togus for Aurus's wee
iays: 500 100. $50. 20. To- D.. tDrnren-
ms At II 20 leave every half hour III SIS
r. N. go, iI.20. Sunday u,Ie:--I cav,
b o. the half hou- f-o-r SAG VI. =
Cars leave Haiowen FOR Gardiner
minutes before ana - minutes after ever.
hOlr from > y A. NJ. to -o22 r. NJ. FIR.
Tbl EHl'it! a NJ.
Cars leav" Iiallowell for Augusta )
minutes past and - m!Aut-a before ever!
hour from EOS ~ NJ to 1858 p NJ, excep
loS 2. Nj First car Sunday : az A. a.
Train connections The $50 a. NJ. cs
from Winthrop and 60" A Nj. car fror
Togus connects al Augusta with early n
c trains Fast ard West. The 2 10 A. NJ
cer from Gardiner. SIS from TFalloweU
80 from Augusta connects at WipthT0
With trains East and West. The $50
" car from Winthrop leaves Winthrop OF
arrival Of train from Lewiston. dre 5
Winthrop 70 * y NJ " train is l1:e G
waits fer II. Tie ~ r. n car from Al
susta connects at WIZ hrOD with train.
East ard Wes: The so 2 ii. car froU
Augusta connects at Winthrop With trai-
for the Eeet
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LEGAL AFFAIRS.

Inc Committee On Legal A-airs wi
give a Tu'ic hearing in its room 1T ths
"iate House in Augusta.
THURSDAY, TEBRJ'AE1 9. 1856
No Il. An ACT 70 rc.s':,tr ans. efist.
,nc practice Of Optomrtry, 70 punish I'll,
yinla;ors thereof. to create a board o,
-t''rnin"rS. nro>.te for ti."ir "croint-
Lent. COMPENSATION. aud Tor exIm'ua
ion &. .i..tIS. ana pr'v-'.lt iuCoriu.tcuI
.'-ishns iron! engaging i'll the pracJic.
~ rect
10. r. An Act 10 amend the Charte,
= TIE WinterJ" TT FERRY Company
No. 100. An Act to r'@uIite the practic,
pf OItometry H. The S5atc u Maine.
II t..1LAY, february H. 1903.
M :. An Act IN adhitinn 10 Crapte
10 Of The krl iS'.d Statutes. relating % tin
No. -. AZ .N,t ameading Section 76 81
chapter o: IN" Revised statutes. rel.t
ing t" he ;,i'li em"rt Of 'a-:r-.
No ~ An Act 70 "ealIlare he li"cnSin-
IT inr-hol:eIs and r:rtualers i'll ne cit,
# Portland
No H. An Act to Incorporates the Trn
itatian CONGREGATIONAL rhulch u 'as .I.''
and t. To- ,lizc til" d,iups OF ,ilt ri;ris:
IS Er:.tnfrrt X. own UnG," the name 81
he 1rin!tarian Society Of Ca,tin". Me
20. $. Pctit:nr~ liHyirl tor = sre"ia
commit e" 70 invest iA3ic Inc NI"iat,pr ~
.nt prohi5itory law in Cumberland cotu
10 50. An Act granting additional pow
rs 10 IN" Scoa@t;c""k f9W"r Go.
Nv ~ .iNi'gli 80 l. sss'I'l anu
'thcrS 20 rroiiti; r',s ing las, }.ri. an
inrthall near dwellings,
W q An At arfnd "an Arr - II
corporate the Van hur-n Sewerage C"n.-
Nn - An Act nutror'z, x H.. "~os',,
M"rCanti'e C"mpanN All the CROSBY L'u-
'eI Company t" c ,nN..lid =. .,-....
Peaks Island GIs Cur,parv.
No 1>. An .Acr Ia .I,itrtc tlc Clifton
Electric Light 'umu'rr \" is+u, hr'ui~
TIL HShAr. tHI:I;t .Nltr IT, l.r.
10 %. An Act for IN" projection 81
No. 9i. An Act to ronral Secrfon u.
chapter ~ Revised Stat't'- ot Eof. raia--
irE T. forfeiture Of W3Ec..
NJ 81. Al ~ additional 70 Chnpt"r q
II tn Revised statutes 4, t,'ilu, tr2terr /
,.,u"iic.aiy associations doing business in
SO. 96 An Act to amend charter 10 ct
tht Revised Statutes. icia ia z :" ti'- IN
pur IF persons committed TO the insane
hospitals.
~ ~. A Act relating 10 the power:
NJ li :" N5l 80 i.,o.;.s...,c Tho
North Cheyt.Iv1s :"1j al rox.r
Company i t1a N:.rise "f Nu.lu t'Ha- ar
vil.c +ni Fain;r1.. m III Iho Com. ty W
Fla, ti.n.
III -E@rAY F,rRr.RY n. In5
No. lG. An Act u amend 't,rtei Il Of
~" Revised St"r.'c~ r..atinr T." 80 ro-
No ~. on ~ orh>' that the Commit
tie on LrGh Aff3iro M .,u".r-.i h Hill
LoStlEat@ IN" m"ttcr III ;ne il+nt ~ thr
residing up"u territory belonging t. he
'1it"d Sta;.s ond within IN. =. .'..,..-
cal hmi.S OF til. St-'e "f Maine - rt-
IOrt by hill or utheTWi4e
NJ lh1 An ACt t. stInnrH :. rtfc.-,
~ crnpjcr II" NJ ire 4, vis.d Statues RI
Il !rg 10 cnrrH.r~ y. n:-s'-.
~ 1N> ~ ~; aGi!j .orial 10 Sector "
"f Chapter "a. "f he Revised S:at,.t-s.
~ - q 49, 500 -ta'F
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AN ROADS AND STEAMBOATS,
NlE.|H 7 GIN |I |II;siS
In Effect Oct. 10, 1904.
passenger trains leave Aususta ~ 10,
THROUGH TRAINS.

THRU LE1 inHi-NS
GOING WEST-232 a. n, daily, excsp.
,s,Uiay for Portland ard Boston; GO
hoMnI'f ,r Lewiston, Pennington. PHI
los. Rangeley, Rochlahd' Foft'aild, b ns1.
!. II for pm .swick, Lew ston. Farming
a a. philips, Cara passet, Rocillann
Portland Kostor. y; conway fabSans
L LAanrafon, y. Stratford, Island Pond
EGaaiobronk and Bcecher Fails; SIC p. Nj.
vi 70 Portland; 3.t5 Z. NJ, teNpress) fol
Rs1-'l'nrsailk, Portland. Boston. correcting
I DSt;arfGr,' No. Conway, and Bartlett: IL,
3 NJ for So Gardiner: loss r. Nj, (nignl
pp,-lrpanJ every night Tor Lewiston, Bath
r99ut 'n FAST l259 A. M might OK
,..s<l for SkoHheaan, Bangor, Bar Har
Pp Il S.cph,n. 0,al"isl. 81. John, Hall
w. and AroustUoii County and to Wash
- I'H 90. K r.; Sunday morning going
~. ~ doe not conncc. for Skowhegtn, Bel
Is. Foxcrnft - beyond Bangor. G.37 A
t,s fr lyaterviile, Eoxcroft ana Bangor
III 4 NJ. for WatrrVilie. belfast, Show
taran, BANGOR and Euck :pnrr: T.
Town Pa.tau, ilouiton ana CaTi4"U, Wis
r r, EancehorO. ST. Stephe'
G.iaicl IroGitan, Woods OCE. ST. Joh
M H. 'ifrY ara II Lewis on via Oaklan
nd Y;ithr0r. : 50 +. ~, express 70
WTa-,ryIjle III; gor Bat ItHrhnr. Wa.t
" XXX r r, cd Town Greenliile SIC p. NJ
~ Water!iil. Oakland. North .>nsOr
t p,-glsr m. Sllnuh"-an Beta FO%croft
Granville Bangor, olC TOWN and Malta
uamkrae, 49, =. NJ. for Na:erVi!le.
pSrtIa ati, Po-ton; fi,zS A NJ. io.2S r. NJ
tor B-rInsyyick III, h. Portland a-d HC>
tCn. Cong na-t L - y NJ, Hishp Pm
gor, ~ a. ". fnr Wat~l Vic, Shuw tteg;,i
The \ sht Pullman Trim IeaHtng
pa A n Sadly morning @cii {: f.as
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HENNEBEc COUNTY DELEGATION.

the committee Of kA'nrbc:. Delegation
VIII give public hei~.nE at the Court
House. augusta.
TiithalAN, FEBRUARY ., al 80 F.
On an Act and Petition in regard 10
County
There VIII also he a he ring in regard Ia
petition to abolish tho superior court H.
Nrrueb"c county. All Interested are III
vItcJ 10 atte..J
ARTHUR a. SHAW, Sec'y
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AMERICAN sALMoN IN EUROPE.
First Shipment ARRIVES AZ Copenhagen
IN Excellent Condition.

w" shincton, Fto :. Consul Fra1ic,
AT Copenhagen reports to the Depart
ment of Commerce and Labor as fol-
lows:
The steamship Osc:.r II. on its last
trip from New YORK 10 Copenhagen.
brought 80 0GH Columbia River fresh
salmon for delivery /" consunlcrs in
Copenhagen. Berlin. P"~is and other
European cites. The fish were for
varIcd to NeM York in refrigerator
cars ana to Ceprnhrgrn III cold stnr.-
age. 1t is the first shipment Of the
Kind. The tls!I arir"a in excellent
conditions. They were COS. signed to Il
prominent wEoleeala; here. WHO for
Narded the greater portion Of them to
branch houses il Berlin ANA Paris.
The construction Of enormous ferries
Tor service between this island and the
Continent. and the opeuing Of tie new
I'm" a year GcO. vrs d"Gt 49, M bring
CoEenhasen and Berlin into closer so
ciIl AMI C"mn-"rci tn'
formerly existed. The two immediate
ddNdlitdgtS >. special uii,,It.,4,Cv .ty-
rruinG from the construction Of these
,;,rge f'rries Tor service between GiAG-
ser ana Warnemundc INV, that lpariyhu-
lie goods may EuW he Shipped III
through refrigerator cars ma that
th"r" is how Il th'"I"h sIecping-car
service betwccen Copenhagen ana
!.rriiu.
1t is HoW demonstrated that the i'm
movement in transportation facilities
between tic is!3''h on which CopcnhI-
gen is l"cat a ana thr Continent is not
vithrut e.oI.Ini.- iinlartn,rp ia thn