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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-06-19

y. r. NICHOLS is manager OIL TIE
Flasher ball team, The Flasher
Browns" which have per cent. OF
$50 or better to their credit, and feel
that they can better that considerably
before the end of the season. They
are at least ready to try, and are not
zoo timid to try the larger towns in
that section of the state.
The Flasher State Bank is one of
the strong financial institutions of
southern North Dako-a.
With capitalization of $4,000, they
have deposits of $4,000, and sur.
plus and undivided profits amounting
of $4,000. S. H. kleve is cashier of
this institution. c. L. Zimmerman
is president and H. R. Lyon is vice
president.
The bank owns it's own building
which is located on one of the choice
corners of the town. Mr.. Kleve IS
already getting foothOld in the
business world of the town. although
having been a resident but only three
months.
He has been in the banking bust
ness in North Dakota for eight years,
five of which were spent in Balfour.
The Flasher State Eank was organized
in September Of the year 1909.
The Elgin Cafe, comparatively
new business in the town, is operated
by A. w. Porter who also has FIRST
class pool hall in the town, owning the
building in which it is loca,ed.
One of the attorneys of the city is
H. r. Nicely. who has been in the
town for more tGan year. He is
also connected with the Flasher Land
and Loan company, being associated
with J. J. Miller in that business. Mr..
Miller is manager of the :)ccident
Elevator Company at Flasher. coming
to the town last September to take
the position. Mr.. Miller has been
with that company for FIVE years. leav'
ing Coal Harbor, N. D., to take charge
of the elevator at the more Important
town of Flasher. :
Mr.. Miller finds time to keep up
with band rehearsals, besides attend
ing to many duties with the two bust
ness institutions with which he is
connected, and is a vailed member
of the organization.
The Occident Elevator Company is
one of the big institutions of North
Dakota, and is known for its financia.
strength and it's fairness in business
dealings. The firm handles grain,
-four and feed and gets its share of
the Flasher business.
One. of the strong lodges of the town
is the Royal Neighbdrs. of which
Mrs. w. F. Berrier is Oracle; Mrs.
Frank Hanson is Vice Oracle; Miss
Verna Whiteman recorder, and Miss
Enid Danberry treasurer.
There is a strong NJ. w. A. camp
in Flasher. The present membership
is only 25, but a membership contest
which is now in operation, has already
brought in more than that many new
applications.
The winners in the contest are to
enjoy feast at the Hotel Brown at
the expense of the losers. The OFF,
GERS of the lodge are AL Brown, Ven
cradle Consul: Raymond Gait. Worthy
Adviser: J. w. Grabenhorst. Banker;
F. F. Leonard, clerk; Will Weaver.
sentry. The lodge meets on the first
and third Thursdays of every month.
The big contest supper is to be held
on the night OF the first meeting in
July.
The firm of Nash & Burke, attor
neys. is one of the strong legal firms
of the Mott line country.
The members of the firm are Robert
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-06-19

very popular with the fair sex in
Flasher, and besides being a good
printer he has a host of friends in
that town.
There is one institution in Flasher
which is the pride of every man in
town. and that is the Hotel Brown,
which is by far the best hotel between
Mandan and Mott.
The hotel is under the management
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summer of 1910, and it's value today,
including the furnishings, is estimat-
ed at $4,000. The building is two
story and the cottage style of archi-
lecture was followed in the design.
The dimension are thirty by one hun
bred and twenty feet, and the lobby
is thirty by thirty. The building is
plumbed for bath and lavatory on ev-
cry floor, and running water in every
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-23
MARRIED..
FRANKLIN

FRANKLIN.
Farnington-Feb. IL, Frank Carylle
Luce and Miss Ina Dele Wheeler.
HANCOCK.
Sullivan-Ilarold l.. Maddocks and Miss
Lynette l.. Perry.
Buehil-Feb. Is. Roy NJ. Barstow of
Brewer and Miss Lou Maddox of Bluehil.
KNOX.
Rockland-Feb l3, Frederick Lewis and
Grace d. Dow: Feb. IL, Leroy W. Perry
and Miss Myrtle Edna Smith.
Tenants Harhor--Feb. H. Charles Cool
broth. of Portland and Elizabeth Aline
Sweetland of Tenants Harbor.
PENOBSCOT.
Bangor-Feb. Il. Joseph Fish and Miss
Dora Goldman.
Old Town-Feb Is. Walter II. Harhor
and Mrs. Angie NJ Nadeau.
South Brewer-Fred Oliver and Mrs.
Elizabeth Bolton.
Lee-Feb. u. David Smith and Miss
Marjorie Cobb.
SOMERSET.
Pittstield-Feb. l6. Or. Marcus Handle
ton and Miss Ethel Belle Eickery of
Jonesport. -
WASHINGTON.
Cherryfield-Feb. Is. Hollis Ferrin of
Winter Harbor and Gladys Smith Of
Cherryiield.
Prnceton-Feb. 4, Odber Babb and Miss
Rachel Robinson.
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RAILROADS AND EXPRESSES

The Committee on Railroads and tx
presses Will give n public hearing in ite
room, number li3, at the State House In
Augusta,
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY %, 8 p. NJ
NO. :. An Act TO authorize the ArooS-
took Valley Railroad Co. to extend its
lines from Washburn to the west line OF
the State.
No. G. An Act to authorize the Aroos-
| took Valley Railroad Co. to acquire the
way between Ptesque Isle and Aroostook
Junction
No. 8. An Act to authorize the Aroos-
took Valley Railroad Co. TO extend its
line from Washburn TO New Sweden and
Tor other purposes.
No. Fl, An Act to authorize the Aroos.
took. Valley Railroad Company TO extend
its lines from Woodland to Caribou.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2S. at . p. u
No. 1. Petition of the Portland Union
Station Co. for an amendment TO its char
ter.
No. p. An Act 10 incorporate the Knox
County Central Railroad.
No. l.. An ACT to establish the Lubec
East Machias and Machias Railway Co.
No. i. An Act in relation to 4 railroad
from Skowhegan through East Madison
to Athens village.
No. %. An Act to amend and extend
the charter OF the Belfast and Liberty
Electric Railroad co.
No. %. An -NcI 10 incorporate the East
ern Main Railroad.
No. u. An Acl 10 prohibit The removing
OF waste or packing from tie journal box
or boxes OF any locomotive or car.
of railroad station
No. 70. .An Act for the better protection
of forests from IRE
No. y. An Act 20 extend the charter of
the Rahgelev Lakes ana Mcgantic Rail
WEf 7 SLSTyJAN Gec,v
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aged * ysats months. i is day "a '"''"'
Chester-F 10, Raymond H. Karnes
| of PennsylVania, agsd Is years.
South Newburgh- Feb. ), Mrs Elizabeth
a. Finn.
orono-Feb H. Nathaniel Chapman.
aged s. years.
Orrington---Feb II. Capt. Horace w
Pierce. aged about g years.
Vea2ie-Feb. Il. Charles Tapley, aged IS
years.
| son. aged 80 years
Brcwer-Eeh. 10, Flora T.. Gross. aged AZ
years; Feb. 10. Otis q. Hartman, aged
| 63 years.
South Orrington-Feb. 10. AIon2o +
| Freeman. aged % years
Rowland Feb. Is. Mrs. Lavina Pills
bury. ged So years
Hampton lllghlands-Feb 10 Maurice
| G. Couiliard. aged months
lagrange-Feh 10. Ephraim Murphy
\ aged 8, years.
Bangor-Feb. Is Lewis 3. Hanson. aged
! IS years; Feb. il, John Mooney. aged o.
years; Feb. IS, Mrs Horace NJ. DwelIcv,
| aged 20 years; Feb. Il, Mrs. Mary O'Don.
! ohue.
PISCATAQUIS.
| Ahbot-I'"b. TO- William Merrill, aged -
Wellington-reb. IL Oliver Boston
| Davis.
| sAGADAIIoC.
| NnoiWlch-Feb. 10. Gilbert J. Ames.
| Aged IL years. months.
4
| aged iG years; Feb. H. Perez G. Hogan
aged 81 years.
.Topsham-Feb 10. John McKlever and
Richmond. Feb 10. Mrs. l.. ]. Clifford
aged 50 years. 3 months. q days
| Woolwieh-Feb. Il. Israel X. IIearn.
| aged IS years. 26 days.
| Rath-Feb. L., Mary Ann Belyea. aged
IS years. months; Feb. %. Annie =. Fla.
herty. aged 8 months. Il DAYS; Feb. Il.
susan :. Gardiner. aged 50 wears.
| months.
! Fairfield Center-feh. :, William Fish.
| WALDO.
| Belfast-Feb. H. Mrs. Eimir3 I RucklIn
| aged s. years.
| Center Montville-reb. Q. Daniel San
| ford, aged 81 years
| West Winterport-Feb H. Cant John
| Bracket. aged 10 years.
| Winterport-Eeb. 10. Mrs. Eliza Hardy
| aged ~ years. 10 months.
Searsport-Feb. .. Mrs Lovlnia Barlow.
| aged Sc years.
| Freedom-Feb. .. James n. Lamson
Burnham. Feb. l2, Frazier Thomas.
| Montvile-Feb. Il. Mrs. Ei2lra Randall
! aged % years.
Belfast-Feb IS Harry C White. aged
| . years.
WASHINGTON.
| Jacksonville Feb L. willard Cook
| aged y years. 10 months. - days.
| Princeton-Feb. 8. Mercy DAVIS; Feb. :.
Charles les sp9eo1%er' aged u years year
! aged 81 years.
! East Machlas-Fcb. 10. Edward p. Gard.
ner aged O. years Feb. H. Mrs. Jennie l..
Eastport-Fe6. II. Jane L. Woods. aged
= years.
Biddeford-Mrs May Hickey Mrs
MISCELLANEOUS.
| Salem. Mass-F.b. .. Mrs. Alice Jane
Gilchrest. aged 81 years. 10 months, 3
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INLAND FISHERIES AND GAME.

The Committee on Inland Fisheries and
Game will give a public hearing In IT'S
room Estate Museum) at the State House
in Augusta.
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY %, 2 p. NJ.
No. 90. An Act TO open season In Cum
her!and county TO hunt. chase. catch and
klil black duck in Tie month of January
of each year.
No. %. On Petition Of 1872 citizens Of
ing, Of white. perch In the ST. Croix river
and tributaries.
No.; No 4 An act TO permit ice fishing for
Range ponds, and Trip pond. In Andros-
coggin county.
No 81. An Act to regulate Ice fishing
In Whetstone Pond, Piscataquis Co, with
petition Of w. A. Purington and q 9TH
ers for same
No. 60. An act 10 prohibit the throw
ing Of sawdust and other mill waste into
the south Branch Of the Piscataquis riv-
Ell WITH pitt p%tition Of G. NJ. Drew and @2
o'ners asking for same.
NO: % On Petition Of W. l.. Hodgkins
| and IL others, residents of Lambert Lake
! Ff!ahatlon, IN Washington Co. asking that
| . 81 an - nshnS Tor term Of years,
| also remonsuance Of James Garry and
| TO ice fishing. % '0'''
No; 80; On, on an act to repeal chapter 1913
or the lFiFate and Special laws OF 1909
re Nd e to h+h9inE in R3oyar@ river.
w. vi, Hil ~ u prOnlblt The throwing
of saWdust and other mill waste into
Duck Puddle pond, so-cailed pemanuid
pond, So-called, Biscay. porrl so-caijed
and Boyd's pond. so-called. In Lincoln
county.
no. g. An Act relating To non-res,
dent hunting licenses.
No. ca An Act TO regulate the number
of birds which may be taken by one per
son in one day during open season.
No. 66. An Act TO permit fishing In
Marble pond. Marble brook. and Chase
brook, In Blanchard, Kingsbury and Shir-
ley. In Piscataauis county.
No. 20. An Act to prohibS tee fishing
In Virginia lake. formerly called Upper
stone pond, In Stoneham. Oxford county.
No. ~. An Act relating TO fishing III
Abbott pond. In the town OF Sumner
county OF Oxford.
No r. On petition OF Nathan Rey-
nolds and 80 others. residents OF Canton
and Hartford, oxford county asking that
Ice fishing be permitted kn Lake Anasa-
guntlcook, In Canton and Hartford, dur
ing the months Of January and February.
and that the number Of lines To be used
be limited 10 five to each man.
No. 49, Petition Of Harry Farnham
and 42 others, residents OF Sagadahoc
county, asking that the duck law on
Sagadahoc county be amended so that it
shall be lawful to hunt ducks In said
county from March Is 10 April Is In ad-
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SEA AND SHORE FISHERIES

The Committee on Sea and Shore Fish
cries will give a public hearing In its
room at the state House in Augusta.
rtfIrRSDAY, FEB. 3.
IN Act for the better protection of her
ring.
TUESDAY. FEE. Is.
An act for the better protection OF the
lobster fisheries.
An act relating to the measurement OF
herring for smoking purposes.
Petition Of Andrew NJ. Gray and "F
others for repeal OF Chapter GO, Laws
Of 1909.
Petitions Of Charles Colbert and 81
others, John Bridges and 20 others and
Freeman b. Walker and Sc others, asking
for the privilege TO catch herring for bait.
Petition OF San.uel Murphy and iGl
others, samuel Fryer and l65 others and
-. r.. Foster and ~ others in favor Of a
change in the law relating TO the catch
Ing OF smeltS in Damariscotta river.
L. c. HARMON Sac'y.
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Chap. Is of the Revised Statute as amend
ed. relating TO appropriations for the
normal school.
No. %, Resolve In favor of the Western
State Normal school.
No. &c Resolve In favor of the Farm
ington state Normal school.
No. o. Resolve in favor OF Wilton
Academy.
No. "a An Act to empower the stper.
intending school committee Of the town
of Dover TO contract with the trustees
OF Foxcroft Ncademy for the educa tior
OF its High school scholars in said Fox
croft Academy.
No. 81 An Act TO nmend Sec. CO o!
| Chap. As OF the Public Laws Of 1895, retat
| Ing 10 free High schools.
No. %. Resolve In favor of the Eastern
| state Normal school At rastine for puI.
| chase of equipment and for repairs a,
said school.
No @G Resolve in favor of Western
| State Normal school at Gorham.
No. %. Resolve in favor of the Farm
| iagton State Normal school, appropria ting
| fprIy-five thousand dollars for construc
| ion of q Dormitory.
| No. ;% An act to establish Norma
| school TO be located at Dexter in III,
county OF PenobScot.
| EUGENE V. ALLEN, Secy.
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The Committee on Claims viii give a
public hearing in The TaTatlon Commit
TIKI RSDAY. FEBRUARY %.
q. Resolve in favor or Frank Sterling.
-. Resolve in favor Of Sullivan New
ton.
Is. Resolve In favor OF Frank Savage,
%. Resolve In favor OF II. +. McKen-
ney.
30. Resolve In favor OF John Holden e
Co.
81. Resolve In favor OF Holden Broth
81. Resolve In favor of the town of
Moscow
IS. Resolve In favor Of the town Of
a. Resolve in favor of the estate of j.
Manchester Haynes.
50. Resolve in favor OF the town of
Buxton.
"a. Resolve in favor OF the estate of j.
Manchester Haynes.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH l.
No. 90, Resolve in favor Of John A.
No. &C. Resolve in favor of Frank W.
Colby.
No. 81. Resolve in favor of lothian
Stevens of Embden.
No. IS. Resolve IN favor of the Free
High school of Dixmont.
No. %. Resolve IN favor of the town
of Stoneham.
No. AZ. Resolve in favor OF y. J. Cam
eron.
No. Il. Resolve in favor of the coun-
ties of kennebec and Somerset.
NO. A.. Resolve in favor of the town of
Mexico.
No. 43. Resolve in favor Of Michael
Burns.
No. a. Resolve in favor of the city of
Old Town.
No. a. Resolve in favor of Mrs. ]. f.
Burrin of South Orrington, Maine.
No. 4G. Resolve In favor of the town of
Albion.
No A. Resolve in favor of the town
of Scion.
No. as. Resolve in favor of the town of
Dover.
No. 49, Resolve in favor of James NJ.
No. 20 Resolve in favor Of the town
Of Sehec.
THU RSDAY. MARCH ..
No. II. Resolve in favor Of Frank T..
Haines of Deadwater, Somerset county.
No. 70. Resolve in favor of the town
Of st. Agatha.
No SO. Resolve in favor Of the town of
Norway.
No. "a. Resolve in favor OF the estate
Of T.. w. Goodwin.
No. 10. Resolve in favor Of the town of
East Livermore.
No. Sc. Resolve in favor of A. w. Ben
son of Bangor.
No. 81, Resolve in favor of the county
of Somerset
No. 5S. Resolve In favor of Mattanaw-
cook Academy.
No So Resolve In favor of the town Of
st George.
JOHN p. KELLEY, Sec'y.
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EDUCATION.

The Committee ON Education will give
public hearings as follows:
WEDNESDAY, MARCH ], T. NJ.
No. l. Resolve i'll favor of the ArooS-
took State Normal school,
No. .. Resolve In favor of AroOstooR
Central Institute.
Central Institute.
No. 4. Resolve in favor of Madawaska
Training school for lighting system.
No. + Resolve in favor of the MAZDA =
waska Training school to provide for Il
system of sewerage.
No. G. Resolve In favor OF tho Wash
ington State Normal school for furnish
ings.
No. Z. Resolve in favor of the Wash
ington State Normal school for balance
of contract.
No. s. Resolve In favor OF the Wash
ington State Normal school
No. 10. Resolve in favor of AroOstOOll
state Normal school at Presque Isle for
new building.
No. II. An Act for the purchase of n
lot of land for normal school in Dexter.
No. Il. Resolve in favor of Lee Normal
No. ii. A resolve appropriatngl money
for insurance or the State Normal school
buildings.
No. Is. Resolve in favor of the Eastern
State Normal school
No. 16. An Act to amend Sec. lis OF
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RANKS AND BANKING,

The Committee on Banks and Banking
Will give public hearings In It's room, No.
9S OF the state House in Augusta.
Tt ESDAY. FEBRUARY 3. ; T. VI.
ACl ameudatorv of and additional 10
Chapter Is Of the Revised Statutes. reiat
ine to annuaI examinations of savings
banks ana trust companies and veridca-
ton of savings deposits.
Act 10 amend Section %, subdivision 6,
clause ID" of Chapter ~ OF the Revised
Statutes, as amended ny Section Of
Chapter 60 Of the Public Laws of 1906.
relating To investments legal for savings
bank.
ict to amend Section lG Of Chapter IS
Of the Revised statutes.
Act additional To Chapter IS or the Re,
viscd Statutes. relating 10 banks and
banking, providing. for Il thorough audit
of liabilities as we'll rs assets.
.Act Ia regulate the Investments Of dc
posts in Banks ANA trust companies.
q 4, H0DGMAN. SnC'Y.
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The Committee on Ways and Bridges
vii! give public hearing in its room, 8,
az me state House in Augusta.
THURSDAY, FEB. %. at 9 p. NJ.
TO consider Resolve in favor OF town
Of Rogue Bluffs
10 consider Resolve In favor OF rebuild
Ing State bridge between Oidtown and
Treat and Webster Island.
To consider Resolve in favor of the
town of Whitneyvilie for extra expense
IN connection with building and repair OF
bridge across Machias river
To consider Resolve In favor OF aid In
building bridge across Moose river In
Jackman plantation.
To consider Resolve In favor Of aid IN
building road I'm New Canada plantation
with statement of facts
To consider Resolve in favor Of the Ma.
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COMMITTEE HEARINGS.
JUDICIARY.

The Committee on judiciary will give
. public hearing in its room at the state
house in Augusta
lA On an Act. to- insu-e publicity with
respect 10 the demands upon the State
and to facilitate the legislative commit
tees In dealing with questions OF appro.
1913. On an Act to provide for the better
: collection Of Inheritance taxes.
1la On an Act to amend the law defin-
ing and regulating the practice Of
No. ia. On An Act to repeal Chapter
"a, Private and Special Laws OF 1909, re-
lating TO party caucuses in the city of
No. 153. On An Act for the better pro.
lection of investors
FRIDAY, FEB. "A.
lis. On a Resolve proposing an amend
nent 10 the Constitution of Maine con-
ferring the right of suffrage on women.
TUESDAY. FEB. %. at p. N.
49, The Davies Bill: An Act to provide
for the nomination Of candidates OF Poll
No. 2l5. The Davies bill-ProrDsed by
more than 12.006 electors under section
IS. part OF Art. of the Constitution,
entitled an act To provide for the nomina
ton of candidates for political parties by
Primary elections.
No. ls9. On An Att relating 10 the state
paper.
Chap. % Of the Revised Statues. relating
TO sentence for. maintaining a nuisance,
No lsS. On An Act relating 10 the dis
tribution of personal estate
No 49, On An Act authorizing munich
traffic.
No 1888 On An Act TO amend charter Of
the city of Watervile.
MARCH !, =. NJ
49,. On An Act TO incorporate the Her
mon Water Company.
laS, An Act 10 amend Sections "a and
q OF the Revised Statutes in relation 10
qualification necessary TO practice law.
10. An Act relating to abandoned
burying grounds.
JIG. On An Act to Aeorporate the
Franklin Water CompanN
l75. On An Act to incorporate the Cher.
ryfeld Water Company.
ls2. On An Act To an1end Chapter go
of me Special Laws Of 1909 relating to
maintenance OF a dam across Big Ma
chlas stream. In the town Of Ashland.
l62. On An Act To- authorize the remov-
al of the bodies Of deceased persons from
the old cemetery IN the plantation of FL
louisville
ISL. An Act To revive. and extend tho
charter OF the 1tingmFn Development
Company.
1913 An Act 10 notify change of name
Of Brunswick Power ca
1877. On An lct 10 extend the charter
of the Scarboro and Cay" Eliza beth Raft
way Company.
l5i. An Act rotating Ia tho RcsdneId
Light and Power C"mpauT
No Tsp. On An AT relating 10 the
Nassalhoro. Windsor & Cnlna Light (.
Power Company
MARCH .. . T.. NJ.
III On An Act 10 extend The charter
of the BsrrOwS Falls Light and Power
company.
10 On An Act to extend the charter OF
the Hiram Water. IAg3lt and Power Com
p~ay.
10. On An Act to incorporate the Gull.
ford Water District.
l6S. On An Act To change the name Of
the Baptist Religious Society Of Nott
Yarmouth and FreepOrt
ICE. On An Act retating TO the i,Tisdic
ton. Of the Bar IArbor municipal cHir
OF the town or Eoe.n.
ie4. On An Act u amend the charter a.
the Ossipee Valley Power Company.
FREDERICK BOGUE. Sec'y.
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LEGAL AFFAIRS.

The COMMITTEES on Legal Affairs wal
give public hearings as foalows:
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY e. 1911.
NO. ~ Act to incorporate the Mon
mouth Electric Company.
No. 20. Act 10 extend the charter OF
the Winter Harbor and Eastern Railway
Company.
No. o. Act III relation TO cemetery in
the town Of Oriinston.
No. g.. Act relating to electric light
and power conpanes.
No. &C. Act relating TO eIeotric light
and power companiea.
THURSDAY, FEB. g. IgL
No. 55. An Act to Incorporate the Win
ter Harbor Light Company.
No &c. An Act In relation to the ap-
pointment of guardians by consent
No 81. An Act to Incorporate the
Maine Title Insurance Com pany.
No E8. Resolve Amending Constitution
10 Increase municipal ind Ibtedness
No. l07. Act to grant Gel tain powers to
the Hancock County Tru stees OF Public
keserva tons.
No lI2 An Act to amesAd Revised Stat
utes relating 10 trustee process.
No. "a Useassigned., Aet in relation
70 the Rumford Falls Municipal Court.
No. 81. CReassigned,j Act to enlarge
the powers OF Rumford Falls Village
Corporation.
TUESDAY. FEB. q, 1911
No. g. An Act relsripg 10 ira psmission
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Catarrh Cannot be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they
cannot reach the seat of the. disease
ease and In order TO cure ii you must
take internal remedies. Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken Internally, and acts d.
rcctly on the blood and mucous surfaces.
icine. 1t was prescribed by one of the
best physicians In this country for years
and IS a regular prescription. 1t IL COM
with the best blood purifiers. acting d.
rectly on the mucous surfaces. The per-
feet combination Of the two ingredients
Is what produces such wonderful results
free.
r. ]. CHENEY & Co. Props.
Toledo. q.
Sold by Druggists. price TIC.
Take lfalrs Family Pills for oonstipa-
ton.
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MILITARY AFFAIRS.

The Committee on Military Affairs Will
give a public hearing in room No. III at
the State House,
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 9s. p NJ
Resolve in favor of Fort william Henry
IN the town Of Bristol
Resolve relating 20 an equestrian statue
If Major General Oliver o. Howard.
Resolve In favor of Edward Faivy Of
lewiston
A. j STERNs, Chairman.
ARTHIR 5. MOVES, Sow.