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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-29
AN EXPOSITION OF THE PROPOSED
RESIDENT HUNTERS LICENSE LAW
FURNISHED BY CHAIRMAN AUSTIN

mediate family, who are living upon
land owned or leased by them. shall
not be required 10 take out a license
tor hunting upon their own land.
Its Aovanta aes to the Farmer.
The farmers Of Maine during the
past few Years have learned that a
covey of cartridges in their woodlot
or deer in their fields. under proper
restrictions and conditions, has the
same, or even d larger value TO him
ana his family than the fowls of his
farnyard or the cattle of his pasture.
In other WORDS, all laws which re-
strict promiscuous hunting on a
farmers land must tend only 10 the
protection Of the resources which are
OF real and growing value TO our
farmers. And We believe that when
they investigate the workings of this
proposed resident hunters license la X
they VIII have no difficulty in seeing
its great advantages to them and tina,
they VIII not only favor the passa sc
ofsthe law but will demand il at the
hands Of the Legislature.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-29
DRESDEN

Nj and Mrs Herbert Getche!l have
gone to the south part Of the town
where the former will have employ
meut al portable mill.
Ice work began at the different ice
fields on the Kennehec river Tuesday
instead Of Monday rs had been plan
ned.
Miss Carolyn Sheldon, who has been
III with severe throat trouble for q
week, was able Tuesday to resume her
duties at the Cedar Grove school.
Mr.. and Mrs oscar Bailey Of Wool
wich were the guests Sunday Of the
latters parents, MT. and Mrs. S. p
Call.
Mrs. John A. Rittall, who has been
very i'll with Bronchial congestion, is
improving.
June Bailey, daughter Of Prof. and
Mrs. L. A. Bailey al the Mills, is re-
ported as gaining.
Mrs. James Cameron IS suffering
from an attack Of pneumonia.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-29
LEGAL AFFAIRS.

The Committee on Legal Affairs viii
give a public hearing in its room al the
State House, in Augusta, on
TUESDAY, Feb. 2, 1915. at 2 P. NJ
An Act to amend the charter OF Dead
River Log Driving Company, as amended
by Chapter 2S3 of the Private and Special
Laws of 1903
An Act to extend the charter OF the
Monsoon Water Company.
THURSDAY, Feb. 4. 1slS, at r NJ
An Act relating to the observance OF
the Lords day.
Bill No. g. An Act to incorporate MO-
pang Dam and Improvement Co.
Bill No. Z. An Act to incorporate The
Englishmen's River Dyke Company.
Bill No. 8. An Act to incorporate the
Salisbury Cove Water Company.
WEDNESDAY. Feb 10, 1sl5, at 2 P; M
An Act to repeal Chapter two hundred
and twenty-one Of the Public Laws OF
the year nineteen hundred and thirteen,
entitled IAN Act to provide for nominal
ton of candidates Of political parties by
primary elections" and amendments
thereto.
Resolve proposing an amendment to
the Constitution Of the State OF Maine
providing for the election on TUESDAY
next after the first Monday in Novem-
Der, bienniaily Of Governor, Senators.
representatives and other officers now
required to be elected on the second
Monday of September biennially.
THURSDAY. Feb. 18th, ISIS, P. M.
Hearing on House Bill No. o,
An Act TO create board OF exam1na-
ton and registration Of nurses.
JAMES A. LEWIS, Sec.
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at Bath arose al 10 a. NJ Wednesday
reporting one Indictment only, that
against Frank Watson for larceny from
the person al T0psham fair. The mem
becs We're discharged for the term
They Were paid 4 total Of S124 10,
Frank Watson and William Richie
who were indicted at the previous term
If court hut were unable TO be found
-ere arraigned. the former pleading nolo
conten1ere and was sentenced by Chief
Justice Savage TO the States Prison to
4 Term Of from one to two years with the
recornn7 en7ation that ii be the latter.
William Richie pleaded not guilty and
his case was held over for an interulis-
sion in the civil cases as his attorney,
Drew OF Brunswick, was not in court.
In addition to the one indictment. the
grand Jury handed in a certificate that
they fond no indictment against Samuel
Hinckev. the Five Islands murderer, by
reason Of his insanity, 50 that under the
statute l7iack.ey stands committed to the
State hospital for the insane at Angus
Ia until ne is cured, or for life.
Justice Savage dismissed the appeal o.
Samuel Mesarve against the decree OF
the judge OF Irohat@ and remanded the
case back 10 the probate court for fur
thar proceedings,
Tuesday afternoon there was a hear
ir- On tue divorce case and al D clock
TIE Bar Association Of sagadahoc me.
III service in memor.am foc their latc
brother. Frank L. Staples. The resolu-
lions 10 lie prepared VII he made. with
Inc Drocaalin@ # the service q part OF
the records Of the court
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INLAND FISHERIES AND GAME.

The committee on Inland Fisheries ana
Game will give public hearing IN us
room at the State House, in Augusta, on
WEDNESDAY, Feb Srd, at 2 P. M. on
No . An Act TO prohibit fishing IN the
tributaries to Lobster Lake ana Us
outlet, in Piscataquis county, Will Pel'
ton for same.
No. 2. An Act to amend Sec. 2 OF Oh.
80 r. S. as amended by Oh. 216, P. l.,
1918, relating to ice fishing in Big lnolah
Pond. St. Adams, with peutiohs io'
WEDNESDAY, Feb. TO- at P: NJ, on
No. 5. Petition of A. D. Merrill ana o
others of Fryeburg and vicinity, ASKING
Wards brook and Wards pond, oxford
No. !. Petition of E. f, Hastings and
os others. residents OF OXFORD county
asking for law TO further restracs ns ISM
ing in Lower kezar Pond, OHIoro anu
Cumberland counties.
No 3. Petition Of the Lake kezar Fish
and Game Assn. relating TO changes ID
the laws applying to fishing IN Lake Ne
Ear and its tributaries. in Lowell, stone
ham ana STOW. in oxford county.
No G. Petition Of z. Z. Hastings and
others, residents of OXFORD county, ash .
ing for a law 10 further restrict the TAX
inc of nuskrats in Lower kezar pond
Kezar Meadows and East and west
Boys, Oxford county.
No g. Petition of Philip F. DecornieT
and 81 others. of Standish. relating 10
the taking of black bass in Sebago Lake
No 10. An Act TO amend Section OF
Chapter 81 of the Revised Statutes, a
anenSsd by Chapter POO OF the fupnc
Iaws If 1913. relating 10 fishing in a
norton of Pressure Isle stream and GER
tain tributaries to said stream, IN Inc
county of Aroostook, with petitions foI
same.
JOHN H. GERRISH, Sec
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HAD TUBERCULOSIS
OF DS-NOW WELL

Glandular tuberculosis has yielded to
Fckman's Alternative when other rene
dies failed. Read what it did in this
case
81 Lauriston St. Philadelphia Pa.
"GentIemen:-In March, ls9, my doc
tor pronounced my case Tuberculosis III
The Glands. and a number Of operations
in a hospital failed 10 benefit me. In the
meantime a friend OF mine advised Eek
man s Alternative, The wounds in my neck
were still open and in a frightful condi-
ton when ! started TO take it. After
using Two bottles ! found ! was i'm
proving. having gained weight, could
eat and was able to sleep. l continued
using II until / was Wen. On November
Il, 1910, ] started TO work, and since that
time have not lost one days work
through sickness. / highly recommend
Eckmaa's Alternative to any one who is
suffering from tuberculosis
abbreviated
tAfidavi1 JOSEPH 3. WHITE.
Eckmans Alternative is most efficacious
in bronchial catarrh and severe throat
and lung affections and upbuilding the
system Contains no harmful or habit
forming drugs Accept no substitutes.
Small size. 81: regular size, &. Sold by
leading druggists. Write for booklet Of
reccveries.
Eckran Laboratory, Philadelphia
Sold in Augusta by c. B. Murphy.-Adv.
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SALARIES AND FEES.

The Committee on Salaries and Fees
viii give a public hearing in its room at
the state House in Augusta, Groom lls)
TUESDAY, Feb. 2 1915, at 2 P. NJ.
An Act to provide for the c.assihcatlon
and compensation OF elerlcal employ e7s
in State and county Offices
An Act TO eQualize the salaries OF the
Judge of probate.
An Act to equalize the salaries OF the
An Act to eQualize the salaries Of coun-
~ attorneys
An Act TO equalize the salaries OF
oo1A'' L. NJ. sANBORN. See.
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ID STOMACH OF
(ASES, S0URNESs
and INDIGESTION
'Pape 5 Diapepsin ,
ends all stomach dis
ress in five minutes.

Yo. cot- v4., 4 SLOW remedy when
'or s,oma.A IS had--or an uncertain
H--or 1 ha,mtlI une-your stomach
tee va'a4t.e you mustn't injure II
F1f Gras.. drugs
eam N.r,pS.n g noted for It's
1~-d ~ gang IeAef: its harmless
less it, certain unfailing action IL
esl!a;."- s..t. sour. gassy stomach7.
Is mii"oH- u cures in Indigestion,
'ysE@ps,l -as,F.t3s and other stomach
'o1oe -as mode 1t famous the world
Ne
h"e. '-.s Perfect stomach doctor in
s-. houe-hevq II hAndy-get a large
I+-tei, case from any drug store
7. ,h"c II anyone should eat some
-E WAiyA Doesn't agree with them.
0hai TINY Ell lays like lead, fer
alis ana suurs and forms gas
aasts h+a3lrFe dizziness and nau-
g Fluctuations ~ acid and undigest-
I .ooc-reH eMher as soon as Pape's
'Speps.n C1,n=s in contact with the
.3aach a.. s4ct distress yamshes. It's
Temptness certainly and ease in
'ereemnc the worst stomach dis
,aeFs is & reY citation TO those who try
ADV.
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WALDO
LIBERTY

WEST-Bert Brown of Middletown,
Ct. is at home with his wife and family
for his vacation.
George Lenfest of Washington was a
recent guest of Frank ". Cunningham.
W. A. Palmer and Roy Lenfest Of
Washington were guests Of 3. e. Cum
bingham Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. P. Morang and niece,
Angie Heyer were guests Sunday Of
relatives in Washington.
II. E. Cunningham Is cutting the
brown tail moth nests in this section
for the town. He reports the nests rs
per cent less than last year.
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yiding penalties for violation Of this act
THURSDAY, Feb. 4. 1915, at P. ~.
An Act relating to driving automobiles
in Camden and Lincolnviile.
No. s. An Act relating to insoIveat
estates, and amending Section B, CHAP
ter 66 Of Revised Statutes.
No 8. An Act to enlarge the purposes
and powers iof the Cleveland Concrete
Building Block Company.
No. 4 An Act to establish superior
court for the county OF Penoescot.
No 6. An Act comforting Jurisdiction
to grant judgments declaring citizenship
residence and domlcile.
LEONARD A. PIERCE, Sec'y.
THOMAS E. SULLIVAN, Clerk
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PENSIONS.

The Committee on Pensions will give a
public hearing in its room at the State
WEDNESDAY, Feb. 8, 1915, at $50 P. NJ
An Act for the relief of the blind resi-
dents of Maine.
10, ], Resolve in favor Of Sibal S. An
drews for increase Of pension.
No. Q. Resolve in favor Of Bryant
Libby.
No. s. Resolve in favor Of Thomas
Clark.
No. A. Resolve in favor Of L. Prescott
No 3 Resolve In favor of John S
Gaddis.
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TAXATION.

The committee on taxation will give
nublic hearing in its room at the State
House. in Augusta,
TUESDAY. February 2, at =. M
M / An Act to exempt neat stock
under three years of age from taxation
No . An Act 10 exempt neat cattle.
sheep and swine from taxation.
No. 3. An Act to exempt livestock from
taxation.
no. 1. An Act increasing the amount
Of exemption from taxation on musical
instruments.
TUESDAY, February 3, at r n
No. 5 Petition of the Maine Central
Railroad Company for reduction of taxes.
HOWARD G. COOLING. Secretary.
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BELT lST
Belfast Eocd Fair in Full Swing
Prizes Awarded to Old
Folks and on Exhibits in
annex as Follows
FREDERICK TRIpLETS Gel.
EBR-ATE 10TH BIRTHDAY

Tie annual Food fair given under the
auspices OF the Belfast Board OF Trade
is drawing larger crowds and the inter
The attendance yesterday was larger
than the first day and toda .ey eryt thing
indicates q STU larger number. The
baby show VIII draw largely and OF.
Saturday the doi,s parade VIII be an
even greater attraction.
Yesterdays was Old Fofks day and
there was large attendance Of elderly
people, many OF them coming from i
long distance. The prizes which we~e Of
tered III LIS connection We're awarded as
follows:
To the Oldest lady, a pair Of slippers,
awarded 10 Mrs. William Pow ers Of Be-
fast, s. Years old; second prize, a rug,
TO Mrs Caroline Merriam OF Belfas,,
aged 50, TO the oldest man, Asa T. Riggs
OF Belfast, S years old. q pair OF gloves;
second, II. L. babcock OF Belfast, 81, q
pair Of gloves; to the Oldest couple at
tending. Nj. and Mrs. samuel u. Gurney
Of Belfast, rug. This elderly couple
has been married 81 Years. TO the per
son coming The longes, distance q pair
~ tiS' ~ " al W. ~ ~. III w II,
80 Years eoiulne from IIampden, second
prize Was awarded 10 Mrs. Sarah Davis,
aged ~ uo came from I5luehlN a spe-
c-al prize was given 10 Mrs. Enas Pease.
as>d - Wears, VINO drove II from BEL
uott, seven mites 4T-y.
The following t.rat I"izes have been
awarded; Legs. irs.u q. Hills. vegeta-
bles. Irwin q. lis. preserves, Mrs. Co.
IA Icrrick. saealts Of wAeat and alj-
pies, IL varieties. wood x Martha. 3o.,us
Annie Lear: sardines. Lubec S-r1-ne Co;
jeiles. Mrs MIR Estes; butter. Irwin
q. HIS. hand-ralnted pictures, !. A.
Coonbs, brai1td rugs. Cora Gordon,
guilt, Hattie +. Rowe; comforter. Mrs.
Smith Bunker, Looked rug. Mrs. cora
Gordon. One Of Tie Interesting exhibits
was an o-d-tln.e picture, - wears Old.
mace entirely Of sea moss. Il was en-
tered ly Mrs Lizzie Conant.
"Wednesday night as one Of the most
il more enjoyable there was q spec ia!
musical program SO arranged that all
TOOK part. with fuH orchestra and
chorus Ia lead, song review" as il
was called, a real o!G-fashioDed song
fest W&s held with me words OF the
popular songs thrown on Tie screen. A
half dozen OF the popular songs We're
sang, closing with "TipTerary." Every
body sang ana enjoze "a il, Dancing COM
lnenced at - and continued unit, mid
night. During the afternoon Mrs Thorn
as I, Bowker rendered ''Manuelita." d
spanish SONG, by Trotere. with Mrs
Mrs. Louise bennett BecIwith at the
piano
Frida., WI he Ra3y Show day; satur-
day. Everybodys Gay. with doll pa
rade and the carnival Will end in :. whirl
Of fun Oh SATURDAY night when many Of
the dancers win be masked and confetti
viii he thrown.
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TN going to talk to the boys 6rst,"
said Dorr. He left the bungalow and
strobe or down the hill, followed by
the cook. A gun was fred up by the
mine tunnel mouth.
That's a signal that the Mexicans
are making troubler' Kane shouted.
Look ont for dynamite in the shaft,
John
Without a word further Derr leaped
down from the porch Of the cook shan
ty and started mp the hill. followed by
dozen faithful supporters. Other
shots were fred. WiIherson appeared
at the tunnel mouth and then vanished
inside. John sprans upon the trestle
and rushed after him.
Instantly band OF Mexicans mate
rialized halfway down the bill. fred
few shots and retreated John paid no
attention to them. but kept on.
Once within the tunnel he saw
faint CLEAN of light ahead OF him. he
understood that Kane was right Will
kerson was playing desperate game
in blowing mp the shaft and then in
the ensuing confusion allowing the
bandits to loot undisturbed.
A few yards farther on John stopped.
A dark figure rushed BY him toward
the open air. But the little glow OF
light remained. For moment Dorr
hesitated: then he leaped forward and
began trying to extinguish lighted
fuse.
He had almost succeeded when a
bullet whizzed By him; then a second
spattered on the rock overhead. he
turned and fred blindly in the direc-
ton Of the shots and resumed his task.
The fuse was short, but he succeeded
in extinguishing it and started back
He met a fusiliade Of bullets. BE
dashed on toward the mouth Of the
tunnel and suddenly emerged on VIII
kerson. who. not being able to see into
the murk of the shaft, was firing blind
ly into the opening.
With a shout John leaped foe the
man whom he now knew to Be seeking
his life. Before Wilkerson could IRE
another shot he was caught in .
mighty embrace and then began a
short sharp struggle high In the air.
John Dorr for the first time In his
life knew the absolute and terrific
thirst for killing that sometimes comes
to a man. 1t was either his LIE or
wilkerson's. And no one should In.
terfere with his revenge. He threw
himself on the man with but one OBJ
ject in view-to slay him bare handed.
Wilkerson fought hgerishiy, and for
| the moment had the advantage The
lofty trestle was an Ill place for .
heavy man like Dorr to fight on. and
the others agility and 1.-the Quickness
seemed about to win when John BY a
sudden unexpected and desperate ma
neuver caught him and threw him
clear into the air. breaking his clutch
with a terrific blow. Then he jerked
him to the edge Of the trestle and
! flung him over.
( Standing erect, John drew the air
I into his tortured lungs and let out d
tremendous yell OF triumph.
Ruth Gallon heard that barbaric yell
and shuddered. Tom Kane stared up
ward at the figure on the trest]e, and
his open mouth seemed lipless. for be.
too. shared in the moments blood
lust
And on the rocks below Wilkerson's
figure sprawled grotesquely. its white
and darkling face turned sightlessly
to the sky.
Ito be centinued)
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The triplet sons and daughter Of Mr..
ana Mrs Walter = Frederick Of Dor
chester are celebrating their 10th birth
day today. They are Frank Boardrnan,
Paul Reynolds and Virginia Louise.
Their father was z Belfast man and for
merly lived or High street just above
Primrose hill. and is q cousin Of Charles
W. Frederick OF Congress street. Their
mother was Boston woman. The trip
lets Will celebrate today. entertaining
their schoe! friends and many OF the
friends OF their parents at their home
AT 80 Puritan avenue, Dorchester. When
they were born 10 year sago today they
weighed four pounds each but soon grew
to be healthy children of normal weight
and size. While there is marked fam
lily resemblance, especially between
Frank and Virginia, there is a decided
difference in the weight and stature Of
The triplets and one would hardly take
them TO be of the same age. They are
particularly devoted to each DINER They
are in perfect health and very popular
with their schoolmates.
A meeting Of the public supper com
rni+tee having charge of the Valentine
supper TO be given on Feb. 18th in the
North church by the Guild, was he'd
last night at the home of Mrs B 0.
Norton. Mrs. c. ". Proctor is chairman
Of the committee, with Mrs Norton. Mrs
NJ f. Brown, Mrs c. E. Owen. Mrs C.
W. Jennys, Mrs. Leroy Strout. Mrs VII
liam Weshe and Mrs John c. Pilisbury
assistants
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COMMITTEE HEARINGS.
JUDICIARY.

The Committee on judiciary will give
a public hearing in its room at the State
House, in Augusta, on
TUESDAY, Feb. 2 1915, at 2 p. N.
An Act to regulate the practice OF the
system, method or science Of healing
known as osteopathy. creating a board
of examination and registration for those
desiring TO practice the same ana pro-
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INTERIOR WATERS.

The committee on Interior Waters will
give a public hearing in its room az the
State House. in Augusta on the follow
w Wednesday, Feb. 3, 1915. at .. P. NJ
No. !. Resolve in favor OF navigation
on Moosehead Lake.
ALBION W. BLAKE. Sec.
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NOTICE

H. x Municipal Officers Of vassalhoro
H. T. notice that they Will receive sealed
.s.. ~ gathering the Brown-tail moth
4 s;1 I. ne town Of Tassalboro along
M ways rs required by law. sixty
Iehp. on each side from center OF
tc ss;! 80 They reserve the right TO re
saris@' of a.. bids. said bids TO be for
VI OF before Feb. ., 1915
". &. CROSBY.
! ". KENNEDY.
:. B. RICHARDSON.
Tssso,s selectmen of Tassalboro.
ee-.d4ts '"'l'e' 'hil' -oIii' 4s4a
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HOW WOMEN
AVOID
OPERATIONS
By Taking Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound.
Cleveland, Ohio-"My left side
NAMED me so for several years that

expected 70 nave TO
undergo an opera
ton, but the first
ottle / took of
Lydia E. Pinkham's
We G e t a Bile Com
pound relieved me of
the pains in my side
and / continued its
use until I became
regular and free
from pains. ! had
asked several doc
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Drink Hot Tea
For a Bad Cold

=" sa.aG r4ck4ee Of Hamburg
'Nasi -es a. rs The German folks call
Aar.--rse' arus, Thee" at any
-A''ae' Take q tablespoonful OF the
* Pa. -ag o, boiling water upon it,
s'' Trough SIEVE and drink a teacup
= d any zine J. IS the most effective
=. 10 9seak cola ana cure grip. as
~ 'TsaS me pores. relieving congestion.
10y ''oseas ne bowels. thus breaking
'oia 4, once.
~. !. - Inexpensive and entirely vege-
- therefore, harm less
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m.KIMKlA TABLETS
FOR ALL PAIN

n.,encv Of any drug says DR.. c. z.
~ en-, Known to as by the results we
sbins y ,rs use. five are able to con-
EsI :ro a+,d disease by means OF any pre-
L psi nj ala Certainly are warranted IN its
apoa. W the principal symptoms OF all
4 one y, ,sirl. ard this is what the patient
E.sases II apnnIi4s 10 Us for, i. e. som ething
81 oieH ~ pam. If We can arrest this
rsiieye ne h, 1atient IS most liable to trust
EEsnpi.!!s e .r NJ her remedies which Will effect
| b.iof lpr g' cure. One remedy which /
re'tnalHle-itaa largely in my practice Is Anti
IL as gs.,iefg. Many and varied are their
kpsis ~. mt Them to the test on many
r. ID, end have never been o1sappoint-
ttsaohs,, O. them especially valuable for
] io o. n rlaIariAi orteln, where Gulnine
Easscnes ,esen. They appear 10 prevent
4. beil.. s'-e ferts Of the quinine. Anti
Z bsf Trsshiots are also excellent for the
basia ~ ~ ron improper digestion: also
tsasc1ass,,se q a neuralgtc origin, and es-
BesesslC vroruer subj ectt pains at certain
sesg! NO. anti kamnia Tablets give
Isss .al,pf. and IL a short time the patient
r1sp' ~ about as usual" These tablets
,sbls 10 ss.a4ped ut AL druggists. Ask for
Is b Us Thev are also unexcelled for
8 TED suts'a euralgia anc 81 pains.
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LEGISLATIVE HEARING.

The Special Joint Committee to which
has been referred all bills relating to
Compensation or Employers
Liability Acts viii give q public hearing
to all interested ct the State House In
the Hall OF the House Of Representa-
tives, Augusta, Wednesday, February
3rd, at two O'Clock in the afternoon.
BY order OF the Committee.
HOWARD h JORDAN. Sec
jan2:. dt1t
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WAYS AND BRIDGES

The committee on ways and bridges
will give a public hearing in its room
at the State House. In Augusta,
g. Resolve In favor OF the town OF
Gushing for the improvement Of the Back
road, so called.
is. Resolve in favor Of the town OF
IL Resolve in favor Of Ernest F. Mer-
ror of Hyde Park, Mass.
MARK p. POLLARD, Secretary