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China Grance.

China grange held its regular meet
ing February 18th with a good atten-
dance the worthy master pcrsidiny.
The lecturer presented IL fine program
as follows: Singing by grange; news
paper clippings by the officers; reading
by Lillian Crommett; question. Are
the Sisters Greater Workers in the
Grange than the Brothers." opened bv
Abbie Crane followed by Addie Good
speed, Lillian Crommett. IdcIIa Chad
wick and Mr.. Holmes. The question
will De decided at the next meeting
when the brothers will have chance.
Shouting proverbs, conducted by An
Susta Ellis; tirc-nlinute speeches bv
Robert Reed and james Holmes: sing
ing by grange.
There is prospect OF contest in
this grange soon. There will be = har-
vest feast nj our next meeting March
!st in honor of the new members. All
old members are asked 10 help fiji tho
bill OF fare.
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BANKS AND BANKING.

The Committee on Banks and Banking
VIII give hearing in the Banking DE
partment, Room No. lag, State House. in
Augusta on
p. NJ.
On an Act to amend the charter of the
Augusta Trust Company for the purpose
OF establishing branches at Readiield and
-. ON an Act to incorporate the Searspor:
trust company, ScarSport, Maine.
- On an ACT 10 incorporate the Mt. Desert
trust Company at Bar IIarbor. town of
Eden with branch at Southwest Har-
Dor, Ne. "
An Act to incorporate the Stonincton
Trust Company. Stonineion, Maine
an Act to extend the charter of the
Bluehill Trust and Banking Company.
An Act prohibiting the use of titles ordi
narly applied 20 banks and trust com
panioS by other than duly authorized
banking corporations.
An Act regulating the sale of bonds and
other obligation issued on the INSTALL
mont plan by foreign corporations.
An Act to lncorporTt tc the Fidelity Trust
Company OF Portland. Maine
j. CALVIN KNAPP, Soc'y.
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nen' trading stamps checks, cou-
pohs or similar devices in connection viii
the sale of articles "'''4
na ~ ~ An Act IN relation to the BUSH
ing stamps, checks. coupons or simi 10
tioia IN connection with the sale OF ar
'iS!es' wares or merchandise :"
no. l6S- An Act prohibiting tho use of
49, poStS IN hunting sea birds on tho
o waters CT Casco bay, so called. on the
No; l.s An Act to authorize William
y. Barton to construct and ma;n, s,ir,'' u
"sir III tnc waters of Penobscot hav'
No; ~ An Act to authorize William
Weir '' in On 70 construct and maintain "a
WI ~ me W aters OF Penobscot Bay
THURSDAY. MARCH >. 1861
NO. li. Petition for the MASSAGE of ~,
~ anowihS Ellen l.. Mayew 10 Sell lan,i
Ior putiai purposes in the city of West-
No. 1.5: An Act to authorize tn. inbah-
ltants of York to give the York hosnitsI
OF M the II hlushili i, Water Company ''' 'e'
Cha1,dr 20 Az ~ A fh 20 amend Section 60 OF
ing TO Intoxicating liquors 's'"'
NO. Ia An Act entitled An Act IN limit
the tenure of office. ~ INN
thapter ~ Of the Revised StutllteS rmi.,J
ing 10 Intoxicating persons brought be-
| fore the court. NC
No. III. An Act to amend Sec-io., 10 -,
Chapter s; of the Revised Statues rrIa1t
ing 10 construction and controI OF s.tra,.t.
ny cities and towns on which airtet r.iI
ways may or may have been consrructed
NO l'S An Act to create bridge com
No. $50. An Act to amend Section q 90
NAPIER % of the Revised Statutes relaj-
ing to liens. It'd
No ~. An Act to amend an Act on
titled An Act in relation to nolitic.I
caucuses in the city of Bangor, po't'icai
NO. 40. An Act To amend Section ~ ne
Gharter " of the Revised Statutes relaI-
No Is. An Act to amend Section oe
chapter 81 of the Revised Statute, H..
providing for the organization of vachf
clubs. s"ch'
No. 1N;, An Act authorizing the removal
or bodies of deceased persons from Free
dom Cemetery. tx
FRIDAY, MARCH 3. 1905, at > O'clock
No. 23i. On An Act to amend Chaptcr
~ of the Private and Special Laws Of
l'ul establishing a municipal court in the
town of SkowhCSan.
No: 2353. On An Act to amend Section AZ
| o. chapter - Of the Revised Statutes re-
| iatInS 70 the sale of intoxicating LIQUORS
No. - ON Az Act to inCorpo.atr M.
BuNtcn and Hollis Power Co.
PERClVAL Z. BANTER HSc'y.
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INTERIOR WATERS.

The Committee o. Interior Water. will
give public hearing in its room. No. &
state House, Augusta,
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY IS at . o,c,oo,,
in the afternoon.
On An Act to authorize the Mainstreau
Lumber Company TO erect a dam across
Mainstream in the town of Harmony.
On An Act to authorize the MattaWaun
keag Lumber Company to erect and main
tain piers and b0omS in the West Branch
of the Mattawamkeag river and in Fish
river.
on Resolve in aid of navigation on
SchCodic Grand lake.
On Resolve in aid of navigation on
Moosehead lake.
On Resolve in aid of navigation on
Lewey. Long and Big lakes
on An Act to authorize Stillman L.
Wentworth and assigns to build and
maintain a wharf in the waters of Long
pond, in the town of Naples.
On petition of Geo. II. Swasey and 40
others OF York county for legislation pro-
hibiting the throwing Of SawduSt and 9th
refuse into Little Ossipec river within
the limits of the towns OF Shapleigh New
field. WATERFORD, Iiberick and Limington
On An Act to incorporate the Malaga
mon TowbOat Company.
On An Act to authorize the improve
ment of Chambers river for log driving
purposes
On Resolve in favor of the Norcross
Transportation Company.
On an Act TO authorize the maintenance
OF piers and booms in Baska hogan Stream
at Dinforth.
THURSDAY. MARCH .. at o'clock
in the afternoon.
On an Act to incorporate the Roach
River Dam Company.
On an Act 10 authorize the Emerson
Lumber Company 20 erect and maintain
dams across the West Branch of the
Mattawamkeas River in the town of Is
land Falls in the County of Aroostook.
v. A. PUTNAM, sec'y.
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WAYS AND BRIDGES.

The Committee on Ways and Bridges
will give public hearing in its room, No.
), state House. Augusta.
WIcDN ESDAY, MARCH l, at o'clock
in the afternoon.
On Resolve in aid of building a bridge
across the st. John River at Van Buren,.
On Petition of the Scectmen of Naples
and u others. praying for a repeal of the
draw-bridEe 3t the outlet OF Long Lake.
in the town of Naples, with bill accom-
panying.
On Petition of Danvile l.. Bean and 9
others OF Pleasant Ridge plantation. for
aid in repairing road in said plantation
with resolve accompanying.
On an Act granting permission to John
T. Goss to construct and maintain a
bridge across Moose Island Bar in the
town of StGniDgton.
Crawford in aid of building bridge
across East Machias River in said town.
ON Resolve in favor of town of Ed
munds in the County of Washington. in
aid OF building a bridge across tide waters
in said town on road leading through the
town of Edmunds to Whiting.
On Resolve 10 aid i'm the building of q
steel bridge across the PpnobScot River
between the towns of Lincoln and Ches-
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 1, at O'Clock
in the afternoon.
On ar Act to amend Chapter q, Section
l6. Laws OF 1903.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH s. at o'clock
in the afternoon.
On Petition of Ch1s. F. Sflshy and y
Others asking for an appropriation for
bridges in town Of MaravlIIe
ON Resolve in favor of the town OF
Prescott
On Resolve making approximation for
repairs OF bridge at Barring in the County
of Washington
G. A. GOODWIN, Sec'y.
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RAILROADS AND EXPRESSES.

The Committee on Railroads and Ex-
presses will give a public hearing in its
room, number 1+, al the State House in
Augusta
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1. 1865.
cor and Northern Maine Shore Line Rail-
No. Is. An Act to incorporate the Ban
sor and Northern Railroad Company.
IHC RSDAY. MARCH >. 1868.
NO; NJ An Act to extend the charter OF
me me ,iioulton and Dantorth Electric Rail
ROAD Company.
No $. An Act to extend the charter OF
me , Houton and Woodstock Electric Rail
road COMPANY
No ~ Petition for amendment OF
map. IL of the Special Laws of 1891 as
dffhr ,al1 by Chap. 20 of the Special Laws
NO, 81 An Act to amend Section seven.
III ~ napier fiji y-onc Revised Statutes
Ffiau?s TO ringing of bells and sounding
vi Whistles on railroads.
40; NJ. An Act to extend the charter OF
'iS hancock County Railway Company
NO; ". An Act TO extend the charter OF
me Ellsworth Street Railway Company
W EDNESDAY, MARCH :. 1906.
NO a. An Act to extend the charter OF
ne Interpret, Frankfort and Prospect
No. Is An Act to extend the charter OF
the Camden and Liberty Railway.
NO: ~ An Act to establish the Lubec
and Machias Railway Company.
NO So An Act to e~.end the charter of
the Maine and New Hampshire Railroad
S. T. kIMBALL, Sec'y.
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Afraid of Strong Medicines

Many people suffer for years from
rheumatic pains and prefer TO do so
rather than take the strong medicines
usually given for rheumatism. not
knowing that quick relief from pain
may be had simply by applying Cham
berlain's Pain Balm and without TAX
ing any medicine internally. Rev.
Amos Parker OF Magnolia. North Caro-
lima, suffered for eight years with a
lame hip, due to severe rheumatic
Palns. He has been permanently cured
by the free application of Chamber
iain's Pain Balm. For sale by John
couShiin, Augusta, c. II. Beane, Gar
diner.
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Winthrop Granoe,

regular meeting of Winthrop
Grange WAS held at Grange han. Tues
day evening. Feb. Il. Worthy Master
N"rcross IN the chair. Brother DO
lumbus Hayford Of Maysville Centre
was present and WAS called upon to in
stan our lecturer. J. l.. circuit.
Later Brother Hayford was called on
by the lecturer and spoke in most
Interesting and instructive manner.
He touched upon his early life in
Aroostook. also told how they raise no
tatoes III that noted county His talk
Was listened 10 with great interest by
the members. a rising vote Of thanks
was extended to Brother Hayford for
bis able talk.
Inc master announced that Brother
X. w. Ellis of E,mbden and the State
Dairy Instructor Thompson would be
present at our day meeting March Z
1t is hoped that large number NAV
be present and that a very ENJOYABLE
and instructive meeting may be held.
All naighboring oranges are most cor
daily invited The lecturer read the
program for Tuesday evening. Feb. a8.
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LEGAL AFFAIRS.

The Committee on Legal Affairs Will
give a public hearing In its room at the
state House in Augusta
TUESDAY,. FEBRUARY IS. 1905.
No, 10. An Act to abolish the Office Of
public primer.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH l. 1906.
No. li9 An Act Ia inc orporate the Van
Buren, Water District.
No. l-N. An Act to amend Section 10 of
Chapter l. of the Revised Statutes, re-
latins TO title by descent;
No. l5l An Act to authorize the con.
struCtiou and maintenance of wharf
into .he tide w,tters of taSco bay on the
island of Little Chcbeague. situated in the
town of Cumberland and the city OF Port
land. Ale.
No. l51 An Act prohibiting persons not
residents of Maine from peddlinS mer-
chandise OF any kind in Maine until Il
ccuse Of one hundred dollars j. paid to tie
town or city treasurer OF each town or
No l5S An Act to legaiize and make
valid The acts ot Phillips Village Corpora
ton
No. l5i An Act to authorize the Maine
Baptist Missionary Convention to aS$dmc
control of the First Baptist church in the
town of Hampden. Pcn0bScot county.
No. L.. An Act to amend Section s of
Chapter III of the Revised Statutes. relat-
ing 10 automobiles.
Nc l5h. An Act authorizing the town
tro asurer of l<ittery to expend monies
left for private lots in cemeteries not in
corporated.
No lJ1. An Act to amend section = OF
Chapter ia6 of Private and Special Laws
of l>5o. entitled an Act TO establish Nor
way Village Corporation.
No. Is An Act granting the right OF
maintaining a ferry between Lincoln and
Chester TO Ithiel c. Blackman.
No. 80 An Act to incorporate the Dan
forth Water Co
No. Ion An Act to extend the charter
of the Euckiield Wafer, Power and Elec-
trio Light Company.
No ~; An Act to authorize f, s. Ev-
erett and others to erect and maintain a
wharf into the tide waters of Casco bay
in town of Freeport.
No. 162 An ACT 10 incorporate the Mid
land Power Co.
No. 1tS An Act granting additional
powers to the Eastern Manufacturing
Company.
No ia. An Act recognizing Pepperel
Manufacturing Company as n corporation
legally organized and granting 1t addi-
tional powers.
No. l6a. An Act to impose an excise
tax on the business of selling, giving or
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SHORE FISHERIES.

Inc Committee on Shore F1sheries VIA
give public nearing IN lis room at the
Ne FL ti0use IN AnSIStI; no
j., Esi,A1. fEbhOAh1 ~, at : o CLOCK
III r rile afternoon, A.. o,,:,,f., ..
,,So PFt: :n loi az ~ ~ oiilpnI'nS tl.e
Sfa,e sei'ies oil paS@ anu n"i pois VI 'i'e
"a. ra o,xo :. H., ~,
mo pr1,t.oi roI ai,@i,se III .!,i,e III tah
anainsr IL III aAo plotests
"a, not tiG I'd q u prou a &c ,.b
e, ~ petltioll ~ -, niu wv anu 20 otn,
vi -Iot IN! ~ nav ~ ~ ~ NY IeIedI ol al
n 20 W. ie,dtlte ~ ny "a tcltnS OF an ilSh
SS ;;f,lp.t ionSteis Ill uipil hafpor ana It's
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MILITARY AFFAIRS,

The Committee on Military Affairs will
give public hearing at its room, No. Il.
at the State House, augusta
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY Is. at oP.M
No. -. Resolve i'll favor OF the Bath
Military and Naval Asylum.
No. -; Resolve in favor of Maine
Soldiers Monument al the National Gene
terry at Salisbury. NC
No. d. Resolve in favor of w. H. Wat
son.
No. - An Act in relation TO disertio,,
from the Military service of the L. S. and
from the militia of this State.
No. a. Resolve in favor of soldiers of
the Spanish War; who received medical
treatment at their homes.
Resolve in relation to extra pay Of
Maine volunteers in the war with spain
NO. II. An Act to amend Charter .;;6 of
the public laws of 1879 as amended h,.
Chapters Us of the Public Laws of 1899
~ and III of the Public Laws of 1901 and
- ana 2l2 of the Public Laws OF 1903 re-
l2tinS to the militia.
c. II. SCRIENER, Sec'y.
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AUGUSTA. WINTHROP
4 GARDINER Raj. WAY,
irns Table in Effect January lat 1eex

Il
Car. leave Augusta for Hajiowell and
Gardiner, daily every haIf-hour on tho
5our and half,hourr, from s A. NJ to il
Tilst e esr sanSsy eRy at IL P: NJ
Cars leave Augusta for Winthrop week
lays $40. $50, $50. 1850. 1870. 1G 2sa
~, 800. 100: 1861 $50 p M. Satur
TX S onIyl 20 SUNDAY n Ia time;-S.5o. 1850. l2ts.
Cars leave Augusta for Togus wax
. ays: $40; go so. go. 1000 and and com corr.
foe IT, then at ea soo e sSa h9f hour tn
dme:-Cars leave every nour, on the hour.
rom A. Al. to 10 p. M
Cars leave Gardiner Tor Augusta daily
mere connections are made for the Win
rom si5 A. N to sl5 F. NJ. Ms s5 n ?. M HG Tor
aailov Ell only. lO.lo 7. M. Tor HalIowelI
;n ,t Augusta only. The first car Sunday
Cor. leave Winthrop for Augusta week
Eye ~. ~ 90 10 1i.50. ], 30, 80. So.
n,,ndAy ume:-7.t0. $50 u60. 80. $50. Sc.
Car l:ars Tosus for Augusta week
pE 81 II 80 leave every half hour till 80
.. A., $50, 1890. Sunday time:-Leavs
i ~ z " n the half hour from s 80 A. NJ to
Cars leave HallowelI for Gardiner .
hour si from 552 2, A n to 1922 P, N Fras
minutes past and ~ minutes before every
lonr from COS A. M. to 1923 p. NJ. except
Dos P. M. First car Sunday 500 A. NJ.
Train connections The $50 A. NJ. car
rom Winthrop and 500 A. NJ. car from
roghs connects at Augusta with early NJ.
J. trains East and West. The SIS A. N.
car from Gardiner S3S from HalioweIl.
J. % from Auguata connects at Winthrop
with trains East and West. The 1850 A.
u. car from Winthrop leaves Winthrop on
arrival of train from Lewiston. due ..
winthrop 1913 A. NJ. II train is late car
waits for It. The $50 p. II. car from Au-
yueta connects at Winthrop with trains
Gast end West. The $50 p. NJ. car from
Augusta connects ut Winthrop with trais
tar the East
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Baseball Notes.

Hartford City is to have a now base
ball park.
Ed. Heydon's sale to the Washington
Nationals has finally been made. Com
iskey will give Mcfarland another
chance.
Billy MAloncy is not down OIL the
Chicago National list of players that
will be taken to the coast next Satur-
day. Perhaps Watkins will get his
riSht-ficlder back, after all.
Although il seems as if Buffalo is not
To have Gettman and McAllistcr back,
il IS said that George Stallings is still
ready with a wager that his team will
lun one-tWo-three.
The Saints. top-notchers in the A. A..
We're hit for five players. Sullivan.
thech, Sessions. Jones and jackson
We're taken away from Kelley. and yet
Mike figures on standing up we'll
Mikes many Augusta friends will hope
that he does.
Ii is not certain that Charley De Ar
mond will so South with the Reds two
weeks from today. He belongs to
Terre Haute. and President smith. OF
that club, las yet to give his consent.
There will be little experimentine
with now men for the White Sox hv
President Comisiiey this spring. only
che new player pitcher Ficne of TT.
dodge H.. being slated to accompany
the club on the Southern training trip.
Frank Dillon. of Normal. Ill.,. Il first
hasem"n. formerly with Detroit ana
brooklyn, has been sold by the latter
club 10 Los Angeles. He received word
That the consideration is $1.100. The
deal has been under consideration for
several months.
Manager McGraw is now enthusiastic
eve: the prospects of Il worlds cham
iionShip series. and is coniidcu; th,.
GIANTS VIII be the team 10 dispute the
title with the winners Of tie American
League pennant. The Giants will be
called together March 6.
According to present plans. eighteen
players of the Chicago Americans will
leave for New Orleans. March 4 the
list being is follows: Catchers. SulH-
van and Mcfarland: pitchers. White
owen Altrock. Smith. Walsh. Patter-
son and Fiene; lnfielders. Isbcll. Dnno-
nue. Dundon, Davis aEd Taunehill:
'utliefders, Jones, Callahan. Holmes
and Green.
Jack Ryder says, in the Cincinnati
Enquirer: Joe Villa caps the climax of
! long series of falsehoods ana mis-
representations by declaring in the
New YORK Sun that Garry Hermann is
WORKING for twclve-club league.
liza work Is 50 raw that Il deep suS-
hlclon has taken root IL the effect that
! you sec it in the winter baseball col
Imn of the Sun it's paid for
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CLAIMS.

The Committee on Claims will give a
pHhliC hearing in its room at the State
House in Augusta.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. MARCH /
at 40 O'Clock, on the following resolves:
Resolve in favor of the Town of Green
bush
Resolve in favor Of the Town of Fal-
mouth.
Resolve in favor OF the City of Lewis
ton
land
REASSIGNMENTS
Resolve in favor of Michael Burns.
Resolve in favor Of Susan J. Turkey.
Resolve in favor of Z. S. Cote
Fl. II. HASTINGS, Sec'y.
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IQWNS-

nuhlic hearing in its room at the State
House In Augusta.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH ]. at go p. NJ.
On An Act to secure a corrccI census
OF tho deaf. dumb and blind. feeble mind
cd. idiotic and insane in tins State
On An Act relating to moving buildings
through the streets of cities and villages
Brunswick
On petition Of I. w. Hutchinson and 9th
ers asking that certain lands of the town
OF Weld be annexed to the town of Car
thage.
No. II. On petition of Edwin w Smart
ana others of the town of Bancroft pray
ing that lots H. l.. II and - in the town
or bancroft he set off from said town of
Bancroft and annexed to the town of
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EDUCATION.

The Committee on Education will give
a public hearing in room Al at the Stale
House. in Augusta,
THURSDAY. MARCH >. at p NJ
On An Act relative to the emrlovmcnt
OF superintendents of school by cities and
towns anu
On Resolve in favor of ;he establish
nent of a Normal school at Machias to
ne known rs washington County Nor
On Resolve in favor of the establishment
OF Normal school at Calais
IN Resolve in favor of the Central
Malhe State Normal School at Dexter.
EUGENE THOMAS. Sec'y.
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TEMPERANCE.

The Committee on Temperance will give
pablo hearing in Representative Hall
at The State House in Augusta.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH l, 1905. at 2
o'clock in the afternoon.
On an Act to allow registered apothe-
carries to sell alcoholic liquors for medi-
ciual and mechanical purposes only.
On an Act to amend Sect onS s. 81 and
10 of Chapter 20 of The Revised Statutes.
relating to the manufacture and sale of
Intoxicating liquors and particularly the
manufacture and sale of cider.
On an Act to provide for tho proper la
Telling of proprietary medicines contain
ing alcohol and narcotic drugs
NJ r O'RRlE,N Cec'y
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RAILROADS AND STEAMBOATS,,
u (y ! { z!l[;s||;I,IIiaN
In Eject Oct. 10, 1904.
fAezSnSer trains leave Augusta ~ fol-
THROEGH TR AIMS

THROUGH TRAINS.
GOING WEST-2.32 A. M, daily, except
icnday for Portland and Boston; $40
l. Nj for Lewiston, Farmington, Phil
rs. Rangeiey. Rockland. Portland, Ros-
!. NJ. for Brunswick. Lew iston. Farming
on, Phillips. Carrahassat. Rockland.
7ortland, Boston, \: Conway. Fabyans
i5royeton. N, ,stratford. Island Pond.
,olebrook and Beecher Falls $40 p M,
"cal to Portland; 3. 20 T. M. (express) for
or Bath, Portland. Lewiston. Cornish,
Sridsron, No. Conway, and Bartlett: ia
NJ. for So. Gardiner; 1888 p NJ, might
5o ortnnaan' every night for Lewiston. Bath
GOING EAsT-12.5s A. NJ (night *
-ressg for Skowhegan. Bangor, Bar Har-
'or, st. Stephen, Calais St John. Halt
az and Aroostook County and to Wash.
ngton Co. X. r.; Sunday morning going
sst Goes not connect for Skowhegan, Bel
q, for Waterville, Foxcroft and Bangor:
10 A. N, for Waterville. Belfast. SHOW.
;esMsT' va Bangor a,ast,T, and Bucksport: l2%
Town. Patten, Houlton and Caribou. via
: 4 A. r. r.. Vanceborc. St stephen
Gsialsli Houlton, Woodstock. St. John
Wnhrop go g M e ya oakls foa
patervilie Hanger. Bar Harbor. Wash.
o: T. K, O;d Town Greenvllle 319 p NJ
Sngham, Skowheean. Belfast. voIrroft'
feenviile. Bangor. Ola Town and Malta,
"ssmEeag; 80 P; NJ. for Waterville.
,SUNDAIS-Going West. 232 A. M. for
,ort!anc, Boston; 1928 A. NJ, 1893 &; Az.
or brunswick. Bath, Portland aud Ros-
On. Going east. l2.59 A NJ, (nightJ Ran
sor, !15 A. NJ for Waterviie, Skowhersn
md Bangor; 80 2. NJ, Bangor.
The Night Pullman Train leaving q.
aoS A M, Sunday morning going FaYf
iocs not connect for Skowhegan. Beif,st
"oScroft or east of Bangor.
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAINS
AUGUSTA TO SOUTH GARDINER.
A. NJ. p. M. =. NJ. r. NJ
Ialloweil ...........7G 207 Sid eaS
g Gardiner. az. $40 236 5.3i s6
sourH GARDINER TO AUGUSTA.
l.. A M. T. NJ p NJ P NJ
20, gardiner, Nv. $50 100 420 "a
fardiner ...........63e 11H 40 Ga
iaiIoweH ...........643 123 &B SO
augusta. ar: .......6JD 80 fO Sos
through tickets TO California and nj
pint. south and West may he hal Of u.
= Walker. ticket agent Augusta, the
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-27
FEDERAL RELATIONS.

The Committee on Federal Relations
will give Il public hearing in its room, No.
Il. at the State House III Augusta,
NJ. '
Bill requesting the repeal by Congress of
Section ~ OF Title XXNIII OF the Revised
Statutes of the United States, admitting
certain lumber manufactured in New
Brunswick into the ports of the United
States free of duty.
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