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The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-19
Cotton Seed oil.

New York, December 1S.--Cotton seed oil steady; prime yellow 2S1ad29hc; petrol- cum steady; rosin steady; strained, com mon to good. s3.50 F. Memphis. December B.-Cotton seed oil: Prime crude. 2314a23a.c; prime summer yellow, 251sc prime meal. s24; prime cake, s94.
 New Orleans December 1S.-Cotton seed oil steady prime refined in barrels, 29c prime crude loose, 24i5c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-19
Dry Goods.

New York, December 1s--'rhe dry goods market held strong today and the scarcity of goods for nearby delivery prevented any concessions Johbers were busy with holiday goods. but regular piece-goods trade was of modest proportions
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-19
.Treasury Statement.

Washington, December IS. - Today's treasury balances, exclusive of the gold reserve, shows: Available cash balance, sl39, ,S31, ,G65; gold, sS7, ,4i9,1S3.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-19
Local Staple Groceries.

Sugar-Granulated, Dc; Y, C., 4Me. Flour-Fancy patent. sS2b; standard patent, 8: straight, A50.
 Coffee-Green, 11g1Sc; Arbuckle's Porto Rico, Sl6o6.
 Meat-Dry salted ribs, Sc; dry salted rib bellies, 9c; extra clear, 7&c; hams. fancy, 13c; medium. 121sc; becon bellies, l1hc; California hams. SAC.
 Lard-Leaf. SAc.
 Compound lard. 6e basis.
 Molasses-Centrifugal, ibM35c sugar house, 4oc: Georgie cane, 3%e.
 Beans-Navy, $2.25 per bushel; hand picked Lima, 61sc per pound.
 Grits-82 pounds. 1.S
 Meal $1 15.
 Macaroni, 7c pound.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-19
Clearinas and Exchange.

New Orleans, December 1s.-Clearings, s3. .fSS. .O4s: New York exchange, bank, q per 5000 premium commercial, 75c per 5000 discount.
 Memphis, December 1S.-Clearings, sl,- 459, 434; balances, $323 TOT.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-19
Chicauo Change.

Chicago, December 1S.-The difficulties of three local financial institutions caused a weak close in the wheat market here today Other influences contributing to this influence were large primary receipts
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-19

anu u hneral increase in the available stocks. At the close May wheat was off lac corn was down A@ssc oats showed loss of 9sc; provisions were 2lb671Sc higher.
 The leading futures rangad as follorus.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-19
Seaboard Air Line.

Baltimore December 18.-Seaboard Air Line common, 30 asked; preferred, noth- ing doing.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-19
New orleans. December ls.-cotton flu elf

New Orleans. December 1S.-Spot cot ton easy; sales 1750: ordinary 94; good ordinary 1o7-16; low middlng Il 5-l6; mid ding Il 15-1s good middlins F o-ls: mid ding fair 1oss Receipts 1S. 7s2; stock 32o, ,764.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-19
Eruits and Produce.

Lemons--Per box, extra fancy, s5.0Op $5.25.
 Florida orange, s2. 4ea12.5O; tangerines, s3.oOQA0o; grape fruit. t3.5og4.W. creamery, 2Sc.
 Apples-Northern grown per barrel fancy S525 to s5.50.
 Cranberrles, per crate, a.
 Limes-Per 100. S110.
 Bananas-Per bunch. Fancy stock 31d1.50 bunch.
 Peauuts-tancy. ier pound. ec: No. 60t5Ihc.
 Cabbage-2c per pound.
 Potatoes-Irish potatoes, 95cn$l0o. Turkeys. lSn20c
 Eggs1Per dozen, cold storage 2oc; fresh 20M30c.
 Hens-30M35c. chickens, large, onJOc; medium 20c; small llG15c
 Butter--Frcsh, 25M30c; renovated, 2ac. creamery, 28e.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-19
Feed Stuff.

Feed Stuff. Corn-No. mixed CT white, z or ] bushel sacks. 65c. Oats-No. mixed. 40c; No. white. 2c; white clip, t4c. Wheat bran, 80 or 100. sH. Cotton seed feed meal, $24; prime, S2s. Corn chops. 31.oo. Corn hearts, $1 10. Shorts. 100 pounds, $A Hulls. sack. 30dD36c. Hay-Choics timothy, $500: No timo- thy. s1650. Johnson grass. n2; clover. nk
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-19
LiverpooI Cotton Market.

Liverpool December 1s--Cotton spot, moderate business doing, s points higher
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-19
RAILWAY SCHEDULES

Showing tho arrival and departure of passenger trains at the Union station. Bir- mingham:
 (Effectiye November 1s, 1sO5.) LoulsvIll and Nashville Railroad.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-19
Local Cotton Market.
Local Iron Market.
Local Securities.

,Corrected py J A. Iaicweil C &,.
 Bell ohonC yt&)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-19
Hides and Wool.

G. s. hides, loIzM lc. Dry flint hides. No. l. lsc. Dry flint hides, No. 1. Sc. Dry salt hides. No. 1. lie. Dry salt hides. No 2, l59l8c. Clear washed wool, 3s44Oc. Unwashed wool. Td29c. Sheep skins. 25W75c. Tallow. 4d4kc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-19
Bono ,.

Ala. Consolidated, 5s .......... s2 Al. Steel & Shipbuilding Co.,. .103 Alaba ma State bonds-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-13
SAVE "OLD IRONsIDES."
Meeting on Her Deck Which Should
Renew Patriotic Sentiments.

Boston. oct. H. Today, 4 larE" com
pany of men ANA Wnu, Il. prominent iii
the patriotic and historical societies of
this states. assembled on the deck OF
the GA frigatr Constitution At the
Churlrstovu navy HIid. |" hold q
memorial service iii honor ot tile dead
heroes Of the country amt to create and
promnt" It sentiment IN favor Of saving
the Oh shin.
Tie exercises were under the aus
pieces of the Grand Army of the Re
public An account Of the battle be
tween the Constitution ana the Gu"r-
licr, WAS read by Reuben l.. Reed and
addrrssc upon the historic value Of tn"
Constitution ana III" urgent need Of
steps to save her from de
struction or leaving this state We're
made BY number of representative
men.
A feature Of III" occasion WAS the
presentation Of a cane to capt. ChaS.
T. Ripley of The navy ward police. The
cane is made Of 50 parts. each Part h"-
ing from some article identified with
all the waIs in which this country has
been involved.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-13
INCENDIARY FIRES u
Cause Panios Among bwelIsrs of
Brooklyn Tenement Districts.

New York. oct. II -Twolve fires,
declared to be Of inccndiary origin
and occurring within a few hours Of
each other, today. set the tenement
dWrllerS uf two Sections Of BrooitlyH
in something Of panic ana called cut
Il large fore" of police and detectives
IN an cffor! To capture the alleged mis-
crCant. During the ate rnopn, q series
Of fires occurred along Park and
Flushing avenues ana in each instance
they were found to have been started
in rubbish heaps in the bdSt mcntS of
the buildings. near the dumb waiter or
air shafts. The fires in nearly every
case, were discovered before serious
damage was done. but IN some Of the
tcnrmentS the occupants had to tlcC
by means of fire ESCAPES and ladders.
Tonight, the force Of plain c.0thcS
policemen on the streets III The tcnc-
mcnt sections of EruuNIyn had been
augmented in the hope Of securing
some clcw il the event Of further sus-
DiciDuS fires
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-13
GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY
Of Or. and Mrs. J. M. Bates of Var
mouth Receives Friends.

Yarmouth, Me, Oct. 12-Dr. and Mrs,
]. NJ Bates celebrated their 10Th annlV'r-
sary. last evening. They were married
III Sidney by Rev. John Young of Angus
Ia. oct. II, $50.
Mrs. Bates. nee Hester a. X. Sawtcu'
WAS born in Sidney. She attended school
II years, entering NaSsalhoro Academy
at an carly age and finishing AZ Linton
Academy. ,. I-,,,,,,
phvsicians in town. He graduated from
Jefferson Medical COLLEGE IN M ans 81
to Yarmouth in 1883. ut iirst DclllS III pI't-
tice with his father, the lait Ja.i" >
P:Itcs He served with great distinction
as an army surgeon throughout me ClVll
war and is now an Initutntiiti ilt'1iiotr 81
w +. Haskell Post, No. lo> u. y. Il. lie
has been president of the State Reform
school president of Riverside Cemetery
board, member OF Case" Lodge, Il. ana
A NJ, chart, I member ana hrSt SScrtt1-
~ Of Cumh rland ROYAL Artm .haptrr'
and is Il member OF SAINT Alpdh tohl
mandcrY. South Portland.
Especially to be mentioned is MS great
interest in the towns system 81 cdttl-
ton ana his faithful service Tor over ~
years on the school board and trustee OF
North Yarmouth Academy. His aid and
assistanc" i'll p.rtcctlng me prtStnl cN-
c"litnt system iOr protection from frr Is
not to b. forgotten. He has ever been
an active member of the Genital lnita-
rian Society and is now treasurer 81 that
organization.
The children Of Dr. ana Mrs. Bates ar
Edward 9, vino is NOW in the West
George f.. now prLctirinS ply Stefan in
Yarmouth: Hattie H., who IL ~ homv
with her parents, and Lotto NJ. c., de-
ceased.
DR. ana Mrs. Bates have made many
friends and, Inst evening, about - u'-
tended the reception. Their home was
made the NOR" attrHctiv" by the tasty
decorations. the receiving room having
dahli;ts. the parlpr chrys;nt
Will" in the dining room were ferns and
daybrc;llS Dainty refreshments WCr,,
served, Mrs. Fnm"rOy serving IN" ir,
cream. Mrs. Lillian Humphrey presided
III III" punch bowl.
During the evening, r. r. Snow i'll his
usual fulicitouS manner presented the
couple with 4 very beautiful chair ANA
plate glass mirror with oval frame Or.
Bates responded very ilttin%Iv and feel
mgly. At late hour III" friends depart
al wishing Dr. ard MIS-. BATES many
more years of happiness and joy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-13
County Commissioners Notice.

To Hon: Josiah w. Bassett, Hon.
herman Il; Adams and Hon. irving r.
bradley, County Commissioners in the
County of kennebec and State of Maine,
respectfully represents your petitioners
that they are legal residents OF the City
OF Gardiner in said County, and as such
body that in said City of Gardiner Lin
sem street. public way in said City is
street much frequentCd by the inhI bit ants
oi Sad CIy OF Gardiner and as a pubic
way IS under the control of said City and
II : ne duIN OF sad City to Keep said
I, I VT q 5 UG Iud cyavcn, 1T cuirI.tun
~ ID. E. r ~''h hor-eS, I, ms and car
- .. III . m iuOl passengers:
lN u. ihuf-u us oEceIs,
y. Y. Y, -Aul.- -,eI. d. sup, TVISiun o.
80. Stl,,t ,u.d have exercised control
vNtr sud str, ct in refer, nee 10 ket ping it
~ 4 Sdic and convenient condition tor
travellers, as aforesaid
And your petitioners respectfully rcpre-
sent that on said Lincoln Street in said
Gardiner opposite a field known as Quinn
~ field over which said City of Gardiner
through a trustee exercises control the
said street is in a defective and incon-
vcnicnt condition for travellers; that the
natural water course opposite said field
in said street is INSTRUCTED, that the stone
culvcrt opposite said field used for the
purpose Of taking off water is INSTRUCTED
ana filled up so that said Lincoln Street
al = point opposite Quimby field, so called,
Is IN 4 detective condition and cannot be
us q with safety by passers and travellers
either by horse or on foot ana. too, that
on S;ud Lincoln Street ut a point Soul n
Of the house Of Silas Taylor and wher
snid sire runs b. tween he llni .i Ruf
crt VI. Gardner. there is 4 Stun, cu.y. ~
which culVCrt is constructed .n,.
which street is 50 narrow that on account
Of said culvcrt and said narrrwncss OF
street the way is dang, rous, incunVenirnt
and detective, that the City of Gardiner
unrcaSOnably neglects to keep said street
IL repair. And your petitioners respect
fully represent that one Of the municipal
officers ut the date of this petition his
had FIVE days or more actual notice and
knowledge Of said above defective condi-
ton of said Line In Street
Wherefore your petitioners respectfully
ask that your honorable body will fix n
time and place near said defective way in
said Gardiner for hearing on the within
PETITION and award such judgment as you.
IT Tint time, upon hearing the evidence.
sec ft
1ENT;Y nc HAPDS AND "A OTHERS. !
Garlin,r. Maine, Oct. 9, 1908. :;
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-13
YANKEE GUNNERS
OF the Cruiser Colorado Makes .
Record for World to Equal.

New port. t.. l.. Got. l3.-'Fh" remark
able success which attended he recent
target practice. II tht ncW cruiser col
uri,!p j. shawn in til" figures given out
To-Day. ~ An officer of the ship. The rec
ora has ii, vtr been cuuallcd by Il war
ship in the United States navy, nor. il
is believed. IN amy Warship in tn"
world
with th,. f-mrh breach loading gum.
with i range uf 300 yards the target
being Of tri,mgidr canvas. 40 shots Wcr"
fired and q prrctntag" of - per cent.
Was made.
Ten Shots We're fired from each Of tho
four S-iurh breach loading rifles and
but three misses We're recorded. This
unusual display Of accurate marksman-
snip was made ON the COlOrado's first
participation in target practice.
The alnorcd cruiser squadron, con-
sisting of the West Virginia, flagship,
Pennsylvania and Colorado. today,
went ~, to the coaling station at
bradford. from which place il is eX-
r,,:tcl the vessels will sail southwark.
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per currency. almost 20 the exclusion Of
metal CURRENCY 80 4bk

per currency. almost 20 the exclusion Of
metal currency. ~ AR
ar. Hyth maintained that 1t was the
one pound note that enabled the net
work Of branch banks to be maintained
~ scotland and that encouraged the
savings of the poorer classes. The ag-
EFegittc deposits Of the 10 Scotch banks
reach $500. 900, 900
another distinctive feature of the
scotch system is its cash credit ac-
count Whcrein>a trader or mahufac-
turer Is enabled to borrow from the
l"hEs temporarily by executing a bond
20 winch nc gets the signature. OF. two
OF more friends along with his own.
I.' bank accents the bonds and hon.
"'S cAtcks up 10 the amount named in
u "pViating the pledging of securities.
interest is not charged except on the
mount drawn. The uniform interest.
discount and commission charged by
the 10 Scotch banks is distinctive fea-
lure. During the last half century there
nave been but two bank failures in
Scotland.
~ address by Walker Hill, president
OF the Mechanics American Bank of
81. Louis on the practical benefits Of
membership in the American Bankers
Association followed the remarks Of
Mr.. Blyth.
FlVe minute description Of the busi-
i'f s. Of the different parts of tie conn
try were INDUCED in by the convention
or half an hour when adjournment
was taken, until tomorrow.
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INDICTED FOR LARCENY.
Fight Will be Made in Case CT Soy
Who FIeeced Wall Street Of $359,000.


New York, oct. 12.-Harry \. Leon
ard. the young bank clerk. who took
$3591C0 worth Of securities from the
National City Bank, by means Of Il
forged check, today. was indicted for
larceny in TIE first degree. Although it
was claimed 10y his counsel that the
Young man in taking the securities
merely was showing how easily The
great financial institutions of the Wall
Street district might - robbed.
Lconard'S indiclm, NJ, today. means
that q fight viii have to be made to
save him from the prnitrntiary.
Al first it WaS announced that the
young MAN would plead guilty to tho
charge Of forgery. if the charge Of lar
ceny was dropped, ana that IL would
b" sentenced to Il term in the Elmira
rcf"rmatnry II" is still in Jail and
Will probably hc arraigned, next week.
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GOV. WRIGHT WILL RETIRE.
Dissatisfaction Causes His Retirement
as Governor of the Philippines.

Washington. Oct. 12.-By reason of
what appears To be dissatisfaction
with the situation in the Philippines,
Luke +. Wright. governor general of
the Philippines and president Of the
Philippine commission. will retire
from that position about Dec. 1. Gov.
Wright is expected to arrive in the
United States, during that month. ana
is entitled to six months leave of abb
sencc prior to the formal relnquish-
ment Of his labors as -gencr-
al.
It is understood that he expects to
return to Memphis, Tenn, to resume
the practice Of law. President Roose-
Welt and Secretary Taft. it is believed
practically have decided upon the sue
cessor to Gov. Wright but no lntllha-
ton has been permitted To become
public as to his identity. 1t can DC
stated reasonably definitely that Gov
Wright's successor will be a man now
connected with the commission.
Gov. and Mrs. Wright. it is SAID.
have not been thoroughly satisfied
vim their environment in the Philip
mines. although the general always
bae manifested a deep interest in his
duttes Recently Gen. Wright has not
been in perfect accord with some OF ihe
mans proposed for the benefit Of the
islands, but it cannot BE- said now,
that that is the reason for ms rrilr"-
ncnt.
It il said il WAS evident to those
who accompanied Secretary Taft L"
the Philippines that Gen. Wright was
not satisfactorily situated in Manila
ana to some Of the party the news Of
his retirement does not come rs Z sur
prise.
who Cen. Wrighrs successor will
be is not disclosed.
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DR.. Miles Heart Cure

which cures heart disease in every stage.
Every day We read Of sudden denths
from heart disease. yet it is a fnrt that
the heart had been pleading ror hrlp,
and gay" up the struggle only when X
had exhausted the last spark OF vitaIity-
and they cali il sudden
For more than six years | yy,s from
bled with my heart would have dizzy
spells then difficulty in brrtthin% rh0it,
Ing sensations. my heart would nutter.
become painful ] could not breathe lvin.s
down. | commenced taking H. niiirs'
Heart Cure. and in a few weeks / was
entirely cured. - "
MINNIE =. JOHNSON, Olivia. Minr.
ne lrSt b2tti" wlli benefit, if not, the
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THE ROOT OF THE MATTER
He Cured Himself of Serious Stom CHI
Troubles, by Getting Down to Fist
Principles.

\ man OF large aildiIS in one Of our
prominent eastern cities by too close
attention to business too little exercise
and too many club dinners, finally be
! gam To pay natures tax. levied in the
form of chronic stomach trouble; the
f;iiur" Of his digestion brought about 4
nervous irritabiIity making it impossi-
bic to apply himself to his Gaily bust
ness and finally dcranging the kidneys
ana heart.
In his own words he says: 81 con-
suited Cnc physician after another and
each one seemed to understand my
ease but al the same they each failed
to bring about the return of my former
digestion. appetite ana vigor. For
two years | went from pillar to post.
from one sanitarium to another.
gave up smoking. | quit coffee ana even
rcHounced my daily glass or two of
beer without any marked improve
melt.
''F:iends had often advised me to try
a well known proprietary medicine.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. and | had
often peru@t8i the newspaper advertise
mcnts of the rtmdy but never took any
stock i'll advertised medicines nor
colld believe 4 Gfty-cent patent medi-
cine would touch my case.
TO make long story short L finally
h"u.-ht u couple Of packages at the
nearest drug store and took two or
thrc.. tablets after each meal and oc-
cusirnally tablet hetwecn meals.
when ] felt any feeling of nausea or
discomfort.
Cll,t,,.is.J If thn nf
first week to note a marked improve
mCnt i'll my appetite ana general
health and before the two packages
were gone was certain that Stuart's
HySpeusia Tablets was going to cure
= completely ana they did not disappoint
mo. can eat and sleep and enjoy my
coffee ana cigar and no one would sup
pose | had ever known the horrors Of
dyspepsia.
cont of friendly curiosity ! wrote to
the proprictors of the remedy asking
fer Information as to what the tablets
contained ana they replied that the
principal ingredients Wrr" Hsceptic pep
sin government test, malt diastase aHd
other natural digrStivcs. which digest
food regardless of the condition of the
stomach"
The root Of the matter is this, the
: digestive elements contained in stu
, art is Tablets will digest the food, give
tho ovcrWnrked stomach a chance to
recupcIlte ana the nerves and whole
s;-stom to receive the nourshment
which can only come from food.
Stimulants ana nerve tones never give
/ real strength, they give fictitious
Z ,;,1 ~ nv r.
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MASSACHUSETTS w. c. 7. U.
Discusses Reports and Elects Years
Officers and Delegates.

Cambridge, Mass. oct. 12.-The cleo
ton of officers for the coming year and
of delegates to the national and
worlds conventions. was the principa!
business To he transacted when tho
delegates to the state convention Of
tie Womans Christian Temperance
Union reayscmhlrd here. today. Re
Ports Of the purity, legal ana social de-
partmrntS also We're presented. and
were followed by discussions. The re-
port Of the resolutions committee was
presented by the chairman, MIS-. /. L.
Montgomery.
Just before adjournment tll" convention
passed 4 resolution containing CLAUS,
iavoiing the diSflIuclIiS, mCnt of polyga-
mSts by means of an amendment q" ih'
constitution Of the United States.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.


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+ -1il't"N II - up" ny f1"li =
iiHi' "nH n""l! "'HitSvu ny lirc anu
49, w '''i.rS'i'H ''l,'i iI"'ii' ne i''S
- 'N,'','' T''0 80 IL ii'iii'i, u" -
|"- ,,,,'.,.1, !" "-''''
:,
Name newspaper men met III LOWS
ION. IhurSda!. ;,S guests Of the Lewis
'On Morning sun and the Lewiston
Evening journal. and We're cntcrtain-
cd by 4 dinner ut Poland Spring. In
~ party were Robert il"rrigan Of
''"n+"r, Charles f. f!ynt Of Augusta,
III. X tn III f"f'f'hG. ". Y. i-"td
81 bangor l.. w. -'!"F-liI 81 '1',fG!A' I,
ihpmaS }. Murphy Of Na'rlNlil., ".
\. Pldgin Of lewiston. Y. NH Wood N
Lewiston, r. =. Morton OF Portland
ny drove |" Poland n " "uchboard
h'cl VI" fHlh W2" over IN" sat Gown
80 Gillher III about T. VI.
The resignation Of William II. Quinn
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STATE OF MAINE.
L. s J

IL. 81
KENNEBEC, ss.-Board of County Com
missiOncrs, August Session, 1905. Held
by Adjournment. October 18th, 1905.
On the foregoing Petition, satisfactory
evidence having been received that the,
Petitioners are responsible and ought TO
be heard touching the matter set forth
in said Petition. and that an inquiry into
the merits is eXpcdicnt il Is Ordered.
that notice he given, that the County
Commissioners will meet at City Hall in
Gardiner on Friday. the Goth day Of Oc-
tober next. at 10 o'clock A. M; and hpor
the parties and their witnesses. and then
take such further measures In the nrem-
ICES as may be adjudged proper. Said no
tice to b. given by serving attested comics
Of said Petition and this order thereon
upon the Clerk Of the City of Gardner
and by posing up such copies in three
public places in each Of said towns. ana
by publishing the same in the Kennebec
Journal. public newspaper printed in
SAID County; that all persons and CORPORA
tiorS interert"d may attend and be heard
= ~ think proper.
'it"at XII M, JONES. Clark
q p. -r "Df@ uf IT, Petition aEd order ~
'.".Jf thereon.
MA, Nh c. ". JONES. Clerk.