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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-10
BY AUTHORITY.
RESOLUTION NO. $50.

BE IT RESOLVED by tn" Board Of
Supervisors Of the city and County Of
Honolulu, Territory Of Hawaii, that the
following sums amounting to FIVE
THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED AND
SEVENTEEN DOLLARS AND FOUR
TEEN CENTS E5,Sl71n, are hereby
out of the General Fund
of the Treasury of tn" city and County
of Honolulu for the following purposes:
Maintenance Of Roads. Homo
lulu District, October .,...,$ 2,OlG.9i
Construction Of NuuHnu Ave
nue.. october .,,.....,...,,. 2,3O0 ~
CONSTRUCTION Of Nuunnu Ave-
nuc, November ...,..,..... 1900 90
introduced by Supervisor
EREN r. Low.
Honolulu, October -, 1911
Approved this 9TH day Of November,
A - 1911
JOSEPH j. FERN,
Mayor.
5OSO- Nov. TO- II, 10.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-10
WA N T S
WANTED.

An experienced drcssmakcr to go In
partnership. Apply Bulletin office.
j0SO-lw
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-10
LOCAL and GENERAL
Today Is Arbor Day.

For mack, ring up ZSUI.
1t goes without saying that every.
thing is Best at The Encore.
The biggest cholera germ known is
on exhibition at the Anchor Saloon.
Go and see Jos. Roman to have
your hat cleaned. 1872 Beretania ST.
An iron awning Is being placed on
the weather bureau kiosk on Hotel
street.
The only batters that know their
business. The Experts, opposite Club
Stables.
The 1912 Calendar Pads have ar
rived and may be found at the b u | ] e.
| II office.
Another chair added to the Union
Barber Shop. Four artists now at
your service.
We have a new line of novelty toys
and favors for chidrens' parties.
Arts and Crafts Shop.
Maka Sesoku has applied for a di-
vorce from Seigyu Sesoku on the
grounds of non support.
Another big shipment of new goods
and everything free for Green stamps.
Come in and see the goods.
II you want n good job done on an
auto or carriage take II to Hawaiian
Carriage Mfg. Co. APT Queen st.
Notice tourists Wanted 3 more for
round-the-island trip by auto at Ter
ritorial Guide Service. Phone 1862.
Mosquito campaigners should get in
to pair of E-Z Walker Regal shoes
Now on sale at Regal Shoe Store
The engagement of Mrs. Mary Scott
to q. Il. Biela. sugar boiler and chem
list at Hama Plantation Is announced.
Christmas stickers. cards, letters,
empty boxes. etc, at Arleighs, Hotel
street opposite Union. Buy before the
rush.
For distilled water. Hires Root
Beer and all other popular drinks.
ring up phone 2l7l. Consolidated
Soda Works.
The Young Hotel Laundry guaran-
tees its work of all kinds. For infor-
nation phone 1862 at the Territorial
Messenger service.
WANTED-Two more passengers To
make up motor party for a trip
around Tue 's'"'u' S",oo 'acn. LOWE
9'ao'es "'" ""'"he' ivh 49,,
Al the request OF me beiihsham
Washington Public Library, the Pro-
motion Committee has forwarded Il
lull line of folders descriptive of Ha-
wall
willie A,dorsop oped tbir,eon yeor.
w,s droypod n, po,uiln Hawaii sun-
day. Nov. : and was hurled Monday
a,ternoop nj 4 o'clock in the poouIIo
cemotorv
,ccor,,i,g IN r.norts ,oor,v sooo ooo
n, tho augmentation far nubIIc work
has heen Ioid ou to s,end IN water
works sewers ,s,,bor and other i'm
nrovements IN '.. .'
| An i,veutorv /, the estate of tho
late Rose Robertson was fled In the
circuit court Yesterday afternoon nv
| ,omos ~ poh.r,son Tho ,o,,, v,.
| Inc of the propertv shows at $685..
The peck-Judob Company. Pacific
Coast Advertising Agents Of the ua-
woii pr,mn,ion COMMITTEE, onununce
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-10

SALES--,l25 II. c. a S. Co.. s39.75:
$50 Hutchinson, sl7; ~ Hutchinson,
sl7: 10 Hutchinson. sl7; 80 Paauhau,
S22.5O; 90 Eva, s3O.25: $4,000 p. S.
NJ. Gs. $lOI.
Session Sales: $1,000 McBryde Is,
800: $1,000 McRrydc Is, 800; $1,000
McBryde is, 800; McBryde. sG.75:
co Oahu. s3l; Oahu, s3l: $1,000 Me-
Bryde Is, 500.
NOTlCE-On Nov .. 1911. the Di-
rectors of Hawaiian Sugar Co. voted
Il further extra dividend of $l.0O per
share payable Nov. 10, 1911.
DINIDENDS-No 10. 1911: Wal.
luku, 81; Hutchinson, lOc.
Latest sugar quotation 5.12 cents or
s102.40 per ton.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-10
FOR SALE, kAiMUkl.

A beautiful home, just completed.
Magnificent view, Everything modern.
New attractive bungalows furnished
and unfurnished Grounds planted to
choice frut-b bearing trees, Bargains.
Liberal terms.
Address -. r., this office.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-10
FoR SALE.

moving picture outfit with
gas tank. Cost $500; will sell for
500 cash. Address ChOck chOng,
Iiilo. 50SO- Nv
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-10
IMPORTANT

Our sanitary wagons Is our best ad-
vertisement. our cnamel-fnished cold
storage can not he Gxcellcd and our
distilled water and ice speak for them
selves,
OAHU ICE & ELECTRIC CO.
Telephone 1928
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-16
WOULD COST 100000
To Eradicate tuberculosis from All
Cattle Of the State.

The committee on agriculture Wednes-
dav afternoon continued the hearing in
relation to the testing of cattle and the
proposed changes in the cattle commits
sion The hearing was cnllNehed BY !.
tilt c!ween DR.. B. \. Bailey OF "lscas-
SET as To the value of the reading of Il
chart to tell whether an animal Is AFFECT
cd with tuberculosis or not. Ny. heal al
the cattle commission contended ne coatt
tell from the charts sent to him by th'
veterinarians, and DR.. Bailey declared ne
could not tell from the chart whether IN"
animal had tuberculosis or Somc "thel
disease.
The committee has three propositions
to consider in relation to the cattle com
mission. Some wish to continue the pres
ent board of three commissioners; Others
desire only one commissioner, While oth-
ers want a state veterinarian. Among
others who spoke for the latter plan was
Congressman-elect S. W. Gould OF SHOW
hogan. During his remarks he said u
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-16
The Quickest, Simplest
Cough Cure
Easily and Cbcaply Made Mt
Home. Saves You 81.

This recipe makes a pint OF cough
syrup-enough TO last family n IonS
time. You couldn't buy as much or az
good cough syrup for $3.50.
Simple as it is, it gives almost In
stant relief and usually stops the most
obstinate cough in "a hours; This is
partly due TO the fact that it is slightly
laxative, stim llates the appetite and
has an excellent tonic effect. 1t is
pleasant to take--children like. it. An
ryceilent remedy. too. for whooping
cough. sore lungs, asthma, throat
troubles. etc.
MIX one pint OF granu1ated sugar
with lh pint of warm water, and stir
for 2 minutes. Put ~ ounces of Pinex
(fiftv cents wor'h) in a pint bottle
and add the Sugar Syrup. 1t keeps per
fectly. Take a teaspoonful every one.
Two or three hours.
pine is one Of the oldest and best
known remedial agents for the throat
membranes PineX is the most valu'
able concentrated compound of Nor
way white pine extract, and is rich in
rniaicol and all the other natural heal
ing elements. Other preparations viii
not work in this formula.
The prompt results from this recipe
have endeared it to thousands of house,
; wives In the United states and Canada,
which explains why the plan has been
: initiated often, but never successfully.
A guaranty OF absolute satisfaction.
or money promptly refunded, goes with
this recipe. Your druggist has Pinex
ar Will get II for you. II not. send to
The Pinex Co. FL. Wayne. Ind.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-16
Gardiner City Charter.

The hearing in regard To the bill
providing 4 commission form OF GOV
.,rnmcnt for the city ot Gardiner was a
hrir' one. Hon. George w. Heselton
o. Gardiner appeared for the propon-
nnts of the measure. the Gardiner
Good Government Association. The
organization represents the majority ol
the voters Of the city OF Gardiner and
the charter had been examined by For
me-, Attorney General phiibrook as to
its legality and its adaptabilitY |" the
city Of Gardiner.
Representative Pattangall asked Mr..
Hesclton If the bill provided for Il rcf-
rrcndum of the voters of III" city al
Gardiner upon il and Mr.. Hcselton
stated that il did. Mr.. iicscItnu cN-
planned that since the original bill had
been introduced some amendments had
been agreed upon by the Gardiner
Good Government Association and
Wcrn incluucd in the draft ut thu bill
" hich he presented To the commltte"
and which he would like t. have re-
ported as the bill in a new draft. Mr
liesriton said that David H. Darling el
the Good Government Association VII
present and would explain the amrnd-
ments if necessary and that At number
of citizens "t Gardiner We're ais" ! res
cnt ready to speak Tor III. bill Chair
man Harrington said that as III" com
mittor had the amendments and ther"
was no opposition present t. the char
ter that the committee would be abb
To act from the bill At hand ana the
information that it already had.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-16
Powers of Prison Commissioners.

That the county commissioners el
the various counties We're able I" man
age their own affairs without thr as
SiStancc of the board OF PRISON and Ja1i
inspectors was the opinion enrh1ttcai-
~ expressed by the county r"'gmIS-
Si0ncrS from various parts oi the
State Prison Inspector Frank III. ffdr-
graves nf Buxton was the only lem-
b.r OF the board present t" reply T."
the criticism of the county officers but
some Of the critics We're quite sharply
questioned by Judge Philip Dccring of
Saco. Who appeared as counsel for the
rculoilStrant~ ,l Ii" bin To- repeal the
act al 1903, giving powers To TIL" pris-
on and Jail inspg tors With the APP
proval of th" Governor and Counsel
to compel thu county officials to make
changes in their jails and Workshops.
Representative" Hastings of Auburn
vas the first of the proponents t.
Sp, ak. He said that Androscog2in in
county had been compelled to MAX
repairs and alterations in its county
jail to the amount of S21,0oo. He-ob-
jected to - bill. which allowed the
prison and Jail inspectors To- stci, in
and interfere with the affairs vi The
county in an arbitrary manner. y bin
was now before the liouS. Ia allow
Androscoggin county "a make an oN-
ira bond issue "t $50 10" IL pa. fur
these repairs.
KetreS"ntati;, Scat.s ot tn, c,ol-
mi1tcc asked Alr. IIirer;.vcS What he
thought Of tle cenuition of tn. Getm-
bertrand county jail and the prison
II speCtCr replied that the Worst Tea
tur" of il was its lack Of an intirm-
any which compelled the closing "f
Gle wing d short time age Vhen Il
conta Sious disease broke out.
Mr.. IiargraNcS said that inspectors
had caused changes to b. mad, in
the jails in Knox, Somerset, crank =
lin, Nennebec ard Andr0Sc0GEiu
county. The only courtv where there
was any friction chat ne knew OF ~as
IN knoN county. Changes were atlSo
to be made in the iail in oxford coln-
ty.
Corntys Commissioner Eastman II
Oxford county presented petition
from the sheriff ana five other coun-
T. officers OF that county. but not
including the courty commissioners,
for the repeal OF tho law.
l.. II. Lord of Whitetield. county
commissioner oi Lincoln county, WAS
tho star witness for tho romonstrants.
H said thc prison inspectors mad
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-16

before the committee to explain that tn"
resolve To reimb"r+r that cifE for III
care Of state raHp'Ts was correct; thai
the money wa> cvpcadod for supporting"
aliens. II amounted 10 $@aSla2.
state Nuditor Stevens told the commit
tee that lie didni know anything about
this =, solve, but he knew that there were
several bills of lhi- kind from Watcrvillc
held NJ in his ofiice beeausa they did not
contain proper evidence that there were
reasons Tor believing that they were not
properly state raup"rs rs III, money
WIS spent for support of children, the
mother- Of whom, WcIs residents ef ~ame
rlaee in Maine.
Judge T.. c. Reynolds Of Snrth Port
land appeared in support of the bill ta
repeal that portion Of the Revised Stat
ute. relating to compensation Of 'IeFF
in Inc state trea ~Hror's office for io"kin-
after the funds of fratornd insuran""
companies. He appeared in behalf OF Tn
Insurance organization connected with ihe
kuiphfe Of PytAas He Sail that "h"n
tn law was mad. there VIZ n numb"r
Of these organizations, hnt TO-DAY thet"
arn hait few The work WIS not equal I"
the componsation, but the taA for tic
purpose had bs scomo a burden upon his
a.sociation The amount had increased
from Nl a year Il S1ga.G9 though the
membership had dropped from 20" to 20.
State Auditor stevens favored this. II
va. he said on Of those hidden Sala-
ries If the bill W. not going 10 h' F"-
realed he thought il sheuld BE- 81 cham
Cd that the fee went To the state rath"r
than a. an increa-e in clerks salary.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-16
Construction Of ScaffoIdinq.

REPRESENTATIVE Hogan OF Portland
introduced an act to require heavy and
strong construction of scaffolds erected
for Building purposes, AMI that there
shall he room enough to cllOw men To
walk past each other. and have .
guard rail if NOR than one-StOrl-
high; also % provide that floors shall
be covered with pianks or boards So
that workmcn and building material
may not faII through: and TO require
shat elevators for hoistins brick. NOR
tar. etc. shall have an experienced
man who IS Il member of the building
trades To eive tha signals To the en-
gincor.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-16
PROTECTION OF SMELTS
And Lobster Hearings Before Sea and
Shore Fisheries Committee.


The POSTPONED hearing on III, PROPOSE
tion for a genera. LiW i"E the pi"t'1li'h
Of salt water smeil= came on N"dll' 'SaaE
afternoon. Representative Howard D.
yfes Of Yarmouth stated that tn Il"
@.tS asked iar the parFoS" oi closing t''
rivers to sm"lt s'1hine IN the breeding
tim, and that ii W. not needed IN ms
nei@hhorhood, whore there @vfe u" Smel'
rivers. He would mak'' 'ile reln'st 'ha'
The committee cons -aeE the ieasln!ai'N nj
am"ndin2 III hiI % thai IL "oalo it"'
apply To CISCO htX. Similar opposition
W. voiced bS representative j !. NeieH
of Banthh1Y ana Messfs. +. {. MttlE o'
Georgetown. J. ;. SpIaa"A "i h'''ii'''S
and Charles :. IhdH IS a li.'lleA lSi''i'
All urged thar while III" hr"ioS'H i5"
might b, needed elsewhere II was not re-
aired for their own locasltleS. heRt'-
sentatiVc Tucker Of NiSe'tsSe' sia''a t''''
there is a similar law 10" ell every FtN''
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-16
MAKES A HIT.
Judge harrington Evolves Method o
Shorte ming Committee Hearings.

judge Henry Harrington of Gard;-
ner. chairraan Of the committee on ie-
gal affairs, has a way OF conducting
committee hedrings that meets with
the decided approval of all vino ""''
looking for the speedNi transaction al
tne business ;hat comes h@f"r" com
mittve hearings. The matter under
consideration was the bin for the r.
peal OF the present law whioi takes
the power of purchasing supplies for
the jail AWAY rom the sheriff ard puts
it liz the hands OF the county commits
sioners.
Judge W. II. Newell of Lewiston was
conducting the case for the remon
strants To the repeal of the law and
mad some - witnesses arranged III
formidable array upon the seats in
front of the committee. After three or
four had been called Judge Earring
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-16
Central Maine Association.

]. X. Weleh. president of the associA-
tion, had charge Of the hearing ON tne
resolve to civ" IN" central Maine -Ns.'-
citation Of Wata}Niil' So" "nhNaHE l"l
the next two years Tor use IN it, iShl
against consumption. lie Sa't tha' li'
association vas young nat NJ" ""',' -
considerable amount of work. II As'' a.
ready established a day camp anu ~
treated a large number or p'''.teH
introduced pr. \. y. Downs ~ / '. ~ w.
the physician in charge 81 me "oiH'
DIR. Downs went INTO the S!i"J'''
tuberculosis At great l'hSt''
its many phases ana 't'a''i1,' '''i''
of cases which had com" un"' NJ 49, -
He called the attention oi '"c t'''','i'
to the fact ih't ''''i' w
every year from e"hN0ii'p''o'l 'i'''''
suited from all the ''t'''S 81 ,''
War. In tht tHI'e" 7'''H
said, l4,"H dt'tnS occur 'i''''''''' '>''''
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-16

ton 9skrd Judge Newell if Ii" ether
witnesses, most of whom were county
con1m1s5io nCrs, had anything new to
Offer and vas told that they W"ul"
simply corrob"ratc the other W.T.
ucssos
Let them stand up" said Judg"
Farringtor.
TAr great ARRAY of county c"mmie-
SIon"rS arose as onr man.
.'De YOU agree with what these Irn-
tlcmcn have told the c'rnmitt""'
asked the Gardiner man
"Wo certainly do, they all chcrUS"d
and thus some two hours III listening
to testimony was dispensed with.
Representative Hastings i'll urging
the ,taesagc of the bin for the repeal Of
the law sreurd that the sheriff W1S
much better acquainted with the needs
of tn" iar than the county commits
SioncrS and tuat the county W"S pro
t"ct..d l., Il hna,y bona in the cas-"
of tHn sheriff while it WAS not rs far
as th, county comris sion"rS WerH
concerned New wants arr constantly
appoar.nr and the shcrilI is "tt"n IL"
only man who knows the1n.
Rrv. charles :. Cummings Of Au-
b'uu who, like R"pre sentative Hast
ing ha- held the office uf sheriff Of
Andres opgin county. g"Ve figures to
SHOW that the existing law caused an
increa~ II expense Il the county over
the afG law, Which allowed the sher-
IFS a purchase tn" supply and En
claimed that this increase was not ALI
accounted foI the increased cost "f
li%iHa.
e. II. ,slark of I.ubee. county COM
missioner OF Washington county was
opposed II the bill on the ground that
while a county might have an ignor-
ant or rrratic sheriff ii would not at
the Same time have three incompetent
and rTrItiC county commissioners.
John l.. Cummings OF I.ivcrmorc rails,
county commissioner and former shef-
iW uf AudroscogGin county, said that
his experience in both offices had led
him Ia believe that the present law
was tho Wisest on". Some on" of IN"
county commissioners in his county
was always 1T tn" courthouse anu
could l." reached in case any unusual
need came up. w. H. Eastman. chair
man ol the oxford county commits
sinners said that he did not think the
chance called Tor was 4 proper one.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-16
H. following nominations: :

tn following nominations:
N"taries public-I.. K. Campbell
Roo kIand Samuel Bernson. Pertland
Warren G. Philbrook. Watervigc
Ernest f. Decker. Portland; haHo
:. Pearl. Bangor; II. Z. Day, AUBURN
Frank II. Sterling, Caratmk; WayIallC
knoWiton, Belfast. Il
justices IF The Albert ~
Brooks Augusta: John f. clark. Winn
Charles Hamlin. Bangor, stephen L
Hobbs, kitterv, Fred l.. Gardner, Den
nysNille; Melville " Morgan, Orne-
Vile. Albert r. Gastonguay, LEWIS
ton; Arthur l.. Perry, Gardiner; Fl. \
l'urbish. Rangeley.. Samuel BernSpn,
portlands Clarence f.. Farley. Rridse
water.
Cnroncrs-p porcphus l.. Fields. EMS =
worth William w, Fish, FreeporS
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-16
WITH GREAT SORROW.
News cf Death Of Representative Md
Ter is Received by All.

Thr= news OF the death - Representa-
tive Miller of Palmyra VA received with
great sorrow Wednesday morning by the
members of both branchc- or the Lagis-
latrlre and particularly lay The Somerset
delegation in which during lho ~hort tim"
that nc had been able to attend thu scs-
sion of the Legislature he h&d already
ACQUIRED q reputation as a man Of ability
and integrity
The following committee from the
House was appointed by Speaker Morcy
TO attend the prayers for tnc late Mr.
Miller. which were held at IL" from his
late apartments at ! lIichborn street. .Au-
gusta: Thompson Of SkoWh"Sa -tme5
Of NorridgoWock, -Allcu Of Joncshoro,
Mower Of Nassalboro, Brown IF Bethel,
Active |. snow of Brunswick. Dow ot
plymouth. The remains wtHv taken to
Palmyra on the noon train foF intermcHt.
The funeral services from IN" Palmyra
home will be held at noon Friday ana
Rey. L. W Go0n& Of Augusta, who con
Quoted the prayers at the lat apart
n.cnts in this city, Of Mr.. Miller, will also
he the officiating clergyman ~ the fun
cral service, al Palmyra.
Speaker Mefey said of tn late Mr..
Miller H came to tine House with Il
reputation as sterling citizen OF upright
integrity and in the time that n remain
ed with Us he showed himself one Of the
good men of tho present Legislature. |
Wa very sorry TO learn Of his d.atn and
yneerely faiu in tXtendine reGlet- 10 his
family
senator osborn Of Son.crsr, VAS deep
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-16
A CARD

We. the undersigned. do hereby
agree to refund the money on = So
cent bottle of Greenes Warrantadd
Syrup Of Tar II 1t fails to cure your
cough or cold. We also guarantee q
scent bottle to prove satisfactory
or money refunded.
Bowr,itch & Webster, Jackson Bros,
Kinsman Pharmacy, c. II. Beane,
Arthur Tetreault. Chas. Ward Il Co.,
Willis T. Partridge. Gardiner.
John Coughlin,
Temple Pharmacy.
ANgugtA. aoveeodemse
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-16
MAY PASS HOUSE.
CONTINUED from Page One.)


good character and nossessaa m q
hie, sons. al houor
B--t,verv ncrson annointaa as
.,far..saia shall he sworn Ia The. faith
,,d dtSrhore, nj his duti.c ,,d shall
..i,l.. h,,a il, such si,,o &c Tho ,,unf-
,.inal officers sb3Il roduirc In secure
10 f4tlrl,.pt nf thr. nrovisions or this
a,.l
:. s,,or,, ,.y,s,.,, .,,,r.,intol NM
s5lapt +, M. act shall ,,1hin II da,.s
,,rter 10 #.,t.arox.l .,r hi b.na IA. tho
,t,,,i..it,ai officers s.aar. = -s,o,-t; of
,,t.n i1t,vf..3tio.. lf.n,or. t,r ,h. nur-
,,aa,.#nr mis- .,t of si,eh variety and
',t+,ntit,.=.,..in in his iu,fr,nonf k re-
.b,ira3 ~. tho moods If tho rnfnnon-
~ which he serves
u -4nt nersgt, .4n,.int5I D,,ys,Iart
- -ti,f. ne, n,.,,.#S,.n s,,h ,io,I,,.s Nor
>an,,ts. o. ~ his apnnt and servant.
far v=h,ee as hc shall hs h.la r.
suansitlc as for his own. IL shau
snfl such lia.1nrs either vit,, ar with
.ttt. com hipatiou vim drugs or otr4r
IN sroAjcUfs aS he sb.tn serve :, n,alt.
fltaS sar,S ,parr= .frrfti,a or f.af.It.thIn
TOR tho n1Irnasas tnr vshich no sa,nn
ulay bc e6ld ,i,r.uar, ~ thi.#.,.t rra-
yi4od bov.ryer than all such sales
eAet,. H.. n,,3a u, ,.anta,,ni,y ,,.i,b ,hn
,,ha,,y,,.c.o,ic,I sri ,,,r, 80 1,,.y
El.,,r,, t3..,=z=,,, .5,.,,.,t,,t., ,.,,,s,,.,,,.
,..,hfs a., sb.U IL. ,zjtE ~, ,.5t. ar
t.,.,n 1.tarf :, ,j5s.rii.,i.,, ay a.. ,.,,-..,-
,.i,ss. wherein b,= authorized +, s..II
-i,,a6,, ,i,..ti,,,, lf,,,.,.y ,,,rs,t.,,, - -.
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..,,.,. -, ~. 5.,t.., ,.,,,.,...g. =, -.
.,in,r nl,54. sh.ll i. ,siGIafion of his
bara nrov;d,.a bo-v..,ar tna, n.tbirp
b.rcf, ..,nf,i,,,d .balI ,,r,,.,.,,, 80
saa from being authorize nurs.,.4nt "a
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Section ! oi this act With all the pow
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repeal all existing statutes relating to
traffic in Intoxicating liquors. includ-
ing those acts and parts of acts which
rebate to liquor nuisanccs.
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NOMINATIONS BY GOVERNOR.

Coroners. Notaries Public and Justices
OF the Peace.
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Sedentary habits, lack of outdoor exer-
else, insufficient mastication of food. con-
stipation, torpid liver. worry and any
letN. are the most common causes OF
stomach troubles. Correct your habits
and take Chamharlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets and YOU will soon be well
again. For sale everywhere.
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Pneumonia Follows Cold.

But never follows the use of Foley S
Honey and Tar. which checks the cough
and cXpc!s the cold NJ. Stockwen, Han
nibal. Mo. says. 1T beats all the RENE :
dies ever used. | contracted Il bad cold
and cough and was threatened with pneu-
monia. one bottle of FolcY's Honey and
just a reliable househ, ID medicine. Bow
ditch Webster e c.
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Governor Plaisted Wednesday made
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Other Matters.

Other WatteFS.
w T. Toulouse of Watervile appeared