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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-28
PERSONALS

Mr.. a. Spoln 1T Corpus Christi. who
has been visiting her ~l-trr-in-law. Mr..
NJ. Y. >tarck. al the home Of Mr.. and Mr..
Frank rabbi. and Mr.. John g.. Kennedy OF
La Para left Wednesday afternoon for
their homes.
Mr.. and Mr.. August Lorucr who have
been guests Id the home ~ Mr.. BrulaN.
left this week for the West. continuing
their honeymoon. Returning East. thty
will make their home al New Orleans.
Mr.. Fred Tate and daughter. Mr.. Joe
Cclaya Jr.. have returned from Flatonio
and Yuakum, where they spent two weeks
with friends and relatives.
DIR. and Mr.. \. II. kalbtlci,h of Mer-
cedes were visitor N Brownsville today.
returning e. Merccdc~ on the branch train
this morning.
w. NJ. %Ilaynic N New York City " \
business visitor in the city today, \ guest
at the Miller hotel.
VI. b. sullivan of San Antonio l. in the
city today. u guest at the Miller hotel.
y. II. Gamble NJ Chicago u i'll Browns
vile today. lie y registered NJ the Miller
hotel.
W. G.. Gibson al Houston j. in Browns
willie today, q guest ~ the San Carlos.
Mis- Adelaide Putcgnat. after \ visit of
several day. with her mother. Mr.. Fannie
u. Putcgnat. returned To corpus Christi
Yesterday afternoon.
:. Uhlcr of san Antonio j. registered M
the san Carlos hotel.
II. r. Gray NJ San Antonio ~ registered
al the San Carlos hotel.
{. W. Simpson Of Houston. industrial
agent tor the Wells Fargo cxprc-~ com
pany. arrived IN the city last night and lclt
~ the Valley train thi~ morning for other
Ipoint~.
J. q. Harrison j. registered N TIE sam
lCarlo~ hotel.
Il. t.. Laugc Of Houston J. a business
visitor ~ the city today. registered Z. the
san Carlos hotel.
q. ri. Mix NJ Bay City l. \ business vl~i-
tor m Brownsville today. 4 guest NJ the San
Carlo~ hotel.
VI. Z. Payne Of San Antonio j. = visitor
~ the city today. \ guest ~ the Miller
y. III. Nuorhir- NJ San Antonio i- III
Brownsville today on business.
Thomas G.. Trotti of Lake Charlie La.
arrived IN the city today ON the noon tram.
and j. registered ID the Miller hotel.
John Baker VT Harrington y \ h~n~incS-
visitor n the city today. lTc y registered
Iai the Miller hotel.
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Brownsville COmmandery No. 60. X. III.

will meet Thursday Ia : Y. m. sharp to
confer the orders upon two candidates.
Refreshments viii De- served At q 80. All
Knight Templar> are requested 10 be prr-
ent. Visiting knights cordially invited.
". a.. Craig. Conn. J. J.. Cooke. secretary.
~ ~ II.
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State OF Ohio. City ~ Toledo. -
MMmw TaHawH ~.

State OF Ohio. City ~ Toledo. -
Lucas County.
Frank 7. Cheney makes oath that 10 Is
senior partner % the firm OF = T.. Cheney
A Co. doing business in the City OF To-
ledo. County and State aforesaid. and
that said firm will pay the sum ~ ~
HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and ev-
cry case ~ Catarrh that cannot W cured
by the use OF HALLS CATARRH CURE
FRANK III CHENEY.
Sworn 20 before me and subscribed IN
my presence. this 9Th day OF December.
"A. ~. lSS6.
(SeaD A. w. GLEASON.
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure IS taken internailv
and acts directly upon tho blood and mu-
cous surfaces Of the system. SEND foe
testimonials. free
r. .. CHENEY & CO. Toledo. @.
Sold hv All Druggists. Ic.
Take Halls Family Pills FOR constipation.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-28

slightest intention WI paving n air one
uf thr families today di-pu~-c--cl himself
from the residence, deciding that NV had
rather occupy y homo XVIII MN hi- lonesome.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-28
Ask your doctor if he wcnid advise
Don't toraet TO take your water
Chamber of Commerce 20 Meet Pr

dent T.. 4. Notary of the Brownsville
Chamber 81 Commerce announced today
that \ meeting ~ The directors will ~ held
nt thc Chamber WI Commerce MI ~ o'clock
Friday morning for thc purpose ~ taking
action III the matter oi r%lrrting \ successor
10 u. a. o'Bucn. resigned. II y desired
thar am entire board bc present az the ~e~-
sion.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-28
Hcw 'Gertie" came to be and what ~hc

i. sec page ,, c0Iumm :, Iuc-daN IICrJId,
and Dttmunn theater tunight-lt.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-28
Brownsville Grocery Co. sells Ruther-
ford's bread.-adv. 10ll9Itf.
To Have installation

To Have Installation Ihc NOOdmcn OF
the World vii! meet tonight n the hall over
the Wise A Newman grocery for the pur-
pose NJ installing THE officers recently
elected.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-28

Don't forget 10 take your water and
light disc0unt.-lI12.tf.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-28
San Carlos Meal Tickets ~ Gt.
Occupying New Home MIR. and

Occupying New Home Mr.. and Mr. T..
:. Gudcr are now occupying their new
home 40 l0l Levcc street.
Ask your doctor if he wouid advise the
use Of bread made and sold unsanitary.
He'll say take no chances, use Rutherford's
it's clean.-adv. 10 l9ltf.
Don't forget to take your water and
light di,count.-l22t
Our REGULAR big program today Dit
mann thrgftr=lt.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-28

The wonderful trained Dinosaurs
"GElfTlE. shes = ~crcam-~he eats.
and hrcathc~--hc laughs and crir-.
dances the tango, answers questions and
.obcy- every c~ommand-yct she lived mill
lions NJ wears before man inhabited the
earth and has never been Sec since. Ac-
.cordIng 20 science thi~ monster once ruled
this planet. skeletons now being unearth-
ed measuring 80 To 100 feet In length. an
elephant should ~ u mouse besides Ger
tic-55 The greatest animal act in the
world. a cartoon comedy-funnic-t ever
made. Ii you are looking for u sure fire
novelty. "Gertie" l. II.
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WHAT SHE WANTED.

Il wan to stop my baby's cough" said
a young mother Tuesday. 'but | won't
give him any harmful drugs" She bought
Folcy's Honey and Tar Compound. Il
looscn~ the cough quickly. stimulates the
mucus membrane aud helps to throw of
the choking sccretIonS, eases pain and
gives the child normal rest. MARTINEZ Drug
Store. north corncr Market Square.-adv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-28

IT. the iron grip oi poverty that makes
a mans clothes look rusty.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-28

Walker and Earle VIII
hams ia the Nitagraph ica.urc--THE
LILY OF TIE VALLEY
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-28

John Baker WI IIurlngrn J. \ business
visitor n thc city today. lIc y registered
.ai the Miller hotel.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-28

Thomas c.. Trotti of Lake Charlie La.
arrived in the city today ON the noon tram.
and i registered I'D the Miller hotel.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-28

Mr.. a. >pohn Of Corpu- Christi. who
has been visiting her -i-ter-in-law. Mr..
NJ. Y. Starck. al the home Of Mr.. and Mr..
Frank rabbi. and Mr.. John G. Remedy OF
La Para left Wednesday afternoon for
their homes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-01
D. RESTA Wins
GRAND PRIx
At EXPOSITION

San Francisco, Feb 2s.-On a rain
drenched. dangerous track, D. Resta, an
Italian driver engaged in his first Amer
lean speed struggle, won the Grand PriX
automobile race at the Panama-Pacifc
Exposition Saturday in car No. 8. His
time was N. I'm. 57ts.
Howard Wilcox, in No. 26, was second,
three laps behind Resta, time 714Se, and
Hughie Hughes, No. Is, third, time ~ 46;
Louis Desbrow, No. IL, fourth, time
1913. and Gil Anderson. No. 5, fifth.
time 72451. There is some question as
to fourth and fifth places which can only
be adjusted by a recheck of the entire
score.
Before the race was two-third over,
Resta went out in front and stayed there,
warding off the rushes of Wilcox and
Hughes. who fought valiantly for the
leadership. Resta won 5000, the other
four named dividing $4,000.
Rain began TO fall an hour after the
start. 1t stopped for two or three hours,
then began again and continued until
the race closed in the gathering dark
ness.
Earl Cooper raced only little more
rod forced his car out. Barney Oldfeld' $
machine was eliminated by engine trou-
bic about the middle, and Eddie Pullen,
winner of last years race, and Ralph
De Palma, were forced to retire long be-
fore the end.
The crowds in the grandstands were
small, but thousands hudcled under UNI
brellas lined the course.
At the expiration Of the long grind.
veteran drivers who prudently withdrew
when their cars began to slip and slide
on the CLASSY asphalt that composed the
major portion of the course, expressed
anazement that no tragic accident had
marred the race. Only a few of the cars
were equipped with the roughened tires
which minimize the skiddinG, but drove
with what appeared to be reckless disre-
gard Of their lives
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THETA CHI AGAIN
wins MAINE MEET

Orono, Me. Feb. 2s.-In the second
meet Of the series now being held for
the Coach Art Smith cup at the Uni
versity of Maine Saturday afternoon,
the Theta Chi fraternity, as was the
case last Saturday, scored the great
est number Of points. French Of the
Theta Chi was again the star Of the
day, winning first place in the broad
jump, 45-yard dash and 45-yard high
hurdle. After concedine liberal
handicap to a large field Of competi-
tors his jump Of 20 feet, inch, made
in the small baseball cage, was a new
college record.
H. Perry Bailey proved himself in
fine form for this time of the year by
heaving the 16-pound hammer l49 feet
from a snow-coveed circle that was
exceedingly slippery. All events were
Of the handicap order. This is the
second Of series Of four meets and
to say the least the results up-to-d date
have been very pleasing to Coach
as follows:
So dIu udSIl, HdIlulC1p-fT cQCn ISL,
Doyle snd. Hutton 3rd.
Award dash fat men-Crotean LIST,
Ames 2nd, CULVER 3rd.
45-yard hurdles-French list, Small
End. Head 9rd.
Snovshoe relay race-Phieta Kappa,
Jones, Fides, Page and Coffin LIST.
Sack raceBlanchard 1st. Spiers
End, Palmer 3rd.
45-yard dash, Decentralization list,
Rowe End. ICnes Bird.
15-lap race. handicap-Wunderlic
LIST, Libbey End, Bell Bird, Robbie 4th.
390-yard handicap-Leecock LIST, Tot
man End, French 3rd.
Pole vault-Hutton LIST, Roberts End,
Richardson 3rd.
16-pound shot put, handicap-Allen
list, Bailey md, Green 3rd.
16-pound hammer throw-Bailey 1st.
Stanley End, Green Bird.
BROAD jump. handicap--French list.
Pierce End, Hutton and Rowe, tied for
2rd.
Half-mile run, handicap-King 1st,
Brett End. DEMPSEY 3rd. Bell 4th.
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BOXING NOTES

Freddie Welsh boxed Charlie
White Thursday night in 10-roun1
no decision at MilWau kee. Welsh ha ID
the advantage in the third to the
seventh inclusive, White the ninth and
tenth, while the first, second and
eighth were about even.
Jack Dillon. who has been looking
for chances to go against the hopes"
has been given an opportunity 70
meet "Gunboat" Smith in Milwaukee
March Il. and he will give Smith
about as busy a time as ne ever had.
Before Dillon has his argument with
Smith, Jack is TO tackle Bat" Levin
sky in Philadelphia March s.
Bob McAllister and Kid Wagner
viii meet in New York next TUESDAY
night.
Jimmy Duffy and frankie Callahan
are booked for a bout in Buffalo
March I.
Dick Stosh, the ex-National anna
teur champion lightweight, will go
against FAIRY Pierce tonight.
Jack Read, the Australian light
weight. who quit Boston and went 10
New Orleans, has been matched to
box Vic Moran there next Monday
night.
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GOING WEST-20S A. M.
is5VTffTSI except Monday, Portland
tE ~ ana Boston; n,3S A. M,
la 3rf.fHEi Lewiston. FarmIngtou.
lAsfS&4tk1xsta ..UcAIdnu, Portland. Bos-
IEiz lsSs .ssass..aSs.eal OF, Montreal and QUO
Dec, a.3. A M, BrGps-
WllA. Lewiston, Harrington, Portland,
boston, la. !. nj, Halloween, Gar
ana so. l1arCile: 90 i. NJ. uocel4l 4'oIt-
land ana Lostc!., 4.V' NJ, lsAAreSsl,
Brunswick. i.ochIahu. Portland, session
ana Kew \ ori. 40 = n, ha4IuWeii.
Gardner anu 30 G@:d4ner, ca T. Nj,
lie " - tU-4, OF ,4aAG ae4II way stAl.OI1S
lu4u. i IL. L,w .sluil, i5atn, Fo.i .2Al.
Boston. S4nu.9 Ito ana $40 A. M, ). os
New ! OF ~ auu u. ~ /. NJ, to4ttsthu ana
GOING EASC'-I.l1 a. III, 3ansor. st,
joan, i4a!:laA, A.oostook Co. aunaa,'
MORNING uUvs nUt coIllieNt leg oNQ 4oI.-i-
sOI. u.u3 4 M, ADNdI 10 -'LOOSstltesu
Lane tsLa CdM4aL4~., IIeI4dots "a
croft aau Bangor 80 y. Nj, IoCA4 70
Belfast bangor ana oko" neS4n, i-.Is -
M, " aterNl4Ic, banso-n, Il q \. h y,
Calais. 81. JONI! ana halifax; 2.o4 r M,
express to " ateIN44ie, tAerGe LOCAL 20
bangor ana Mo ld'. alIthca5, U.-J = NJ
Va utt4NII4v and :onOA, t.t@lt4.. 20 r NJ,
NuJerSIIIe, SHOW aeSAA ,-;I4 Bangor. sum
uays Al y. al, ioT Bangor" 5ou "A NJ,
100 = N. IOI La44sOl 1Au ShC IGSdA! .
Trans leave AusG LOT ttalIoWeIl.
Gardner and South Gardiner al o.Ss, ..3|
"a M, -. ~, SIC. 4.vi, o.4o, t.l-. lU-lo /. Al
u. -. " ALDt.OA. u n Passenger AZ T.
H. Z. DOUGLASS. GeAl Mgr. Port
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HINCKLEY

Mrs. Hazel Hodsdon cut her finger bad
ly Wednesday while slicing meat.
George T. Tibbetts has a bad cold
caused by working in his cellar Thursday
to prevent the water, caused by the rain,
from injuring several hundred bushels Of
potatoes. With the help of Eugene
Bracket he succeeded in keeping the
drain clear and saved the potatoes from
damage.
The heavy rain Of Thursday did con-
siderable damage at Palmer Bros. store.
The water came through the cellar wall
in such quantities that in a very short
time there was a depth Of between three
and four feet of water, with oil tanks
and cans floating in all directions. Bar
rels of pork. cheese. butter and the
greater part of the contents OF the Gel
lar were taken out. before being dam
aged, but a barrel of linseed oil was over
turned making an undesirable mixture Of
water and oil.
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BASKETBALL

At Machias-Machias High ., Cherry
field Acad. 16.
At Brooks-Foxcroft Acad. Girls Is,
Brooks High Girls a.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Rovers IS,
Pitts6eld A A Is.
At Milo-Milo High GirA IS. Brown
Vile Junction Girls a. Milo H. 8 1s
Brownville Junction H. S. s.
At Old Town-Bangor High q. Old
Town High is.
At Bucksport-East Maine Conference
Seminary Girls "a. Bangor Y. W. c. A.
Girls 5.
At Houlton-Ricker Classical Institute
&c, Smyrna Mills A. A. %
At Damariscotta-Lincoln Acad. 81,
Camden High T.
At Bath-Colonial A, Colby Ind A.
At Farmington-Skowhegan Girls S,
Pennington Girls 5.
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rial to Congress relative to retirement
and pensioning Of civil service employees.
was taken from the table, and on fur
Their motion by Mr.. Ryder the resolve
received its second reading and was
passed to be engrossed.
Mr.. CAMPBELL Of Island Falls: Mr..
Speaker, on the request of the gentleman
from Lisbon, Mr.. Plummer, 1 move that
House Document No. 1856, bill, An Act TO
amend Chapter 60 of the Private and
Special Laws Of 1911, entitled IAN Act
to incorporate the Sawtelle Dam and I'M
provement Company" be taken from the
table.
The motion was agreed to, and on fur
Their motion by Mr.. Campbell the bill re-
ceived its third reading and was passed
to be engrossed.
On motion by Mr.. Maxwell Of Boothbay
Harbor.
Adjourned until Tuesday morning,
March second, at ten O'Clock.
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Assist Mature. There are times
when you should assist nature. 1t is
now undertaking to cleanse your sys-
tem-if you will take Hoods Sarsa-
parilla, the undertaking will be sue
cessful. This great medicine purifles
and builds up as nothing else does.-
Adv.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Near College Town

This AZ acre farm is near a leading n
T.. College, convenient TO the best mkt,
educational and seashore adv. in the
State; good soil. free from rocks; plenty
of wood and timber: variety of fruit; at
tractive Groom. newly painted. cottage
mouse. 40-ft barn and poultry house;
owner called away will sacrifice and in
Guide horse, farm tools and hay IN
barn. everything for only S15W. part
cash; for all details see 'Strout's Special
Farm List write today for your free
copy. E A. Strout Farm Agency. Sta
tion 15s, 29i Washington ST, Boston,
Mass. mch1dlt
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Eastern Steamship Corporation

BOSTON & PORTLAND LINE
Steamships CALVIN AUSTIN or GOV
LkNOR DINGLEY leave Franklin
" hart week days 40 p. ". for Boston
Returning leave Boston from Centra
Wharf week days 7J p. M
Day trips leave Portland eco A. NJ
Fridays, Due Boston zoo P. NJ.
MAINE STEAMSHIP LINE.
Reduced fare to New York " $500
Passenger steamship NORTH LAND
leaves Portland for New York at 500
Z. NJ. Feb. 9-13-1S-23 and 81 Freight
steamers every Tuesday, Thursday and
SATURDAY same hour.
n. A. CLAY, Supt- Portland. Maine.
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CONY GIRLS LOSE TO
Sk0WHEGAN, TO )

BY the margin Of two points the Cony
girls basketball team was defeated by
the Skowheean sextet Saturday evening
in the assembly hall u the High school
The score was to IN favor Of the
visitors and the game was one Of the
most interesting girls games that has
ever been played in the city. The at
tendance was good. there being over 15o
present.
The score was close at all times and
for long time it looked as if Cony
would come out victorious. But the
work of the guards Of the visiting team
was too much for the Cony girls. Misses
Pencil and Smiley OF Skowhegan were
there every moment to block the shots
OF the Cony forwards. So well were the
Cony girls guarded that they were un-
able TO pass with any accuracy TO say
nothing Of the trying to shoot for the
basket
The ball was in the hands Of the vis-
itors the greater part Of the time ard
although they were unable to run up a
large score they were able to get in the
lead and then keep Cony's score down.
The game started off well for the home
team for ii was in the first period that
this team won all it's points. Miss
Thompson made three goals from fouls
and Miss CULVER made a goal from the
floor from difficult position. Skowhe-
gan won two points in that period, Miss
White making two goals from fouls.
In the second period Skowhegan got in
the lead, increasing her score to by
goals from the floor made by Misses
Sally and White. Miss White in the
third and last period made another goal
from foul for Skowhegan-
The game was fast from beginning to
end, both teams working hard for the
lead. Everett Macdonald acted as
referee in an excellent manner and the
umpire was c. F. Smith of Skowhegan.
The summary:
SKoWHEGAN HIGH CONY HIGH
Salley, rf......... Murphy
'Nflte. II ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, Colgan
Clifford. Capt tc, Griffith
Penneil, 70. GUlliVer-
Smiley, lh............rf. Thompson Capt
Score-Skowhegan High. :; Cony High,
8. Goals from foor-White. /; Salley.1
CULVER l. Goals from fouls-White. 8;
Thompson. }. Referee Macdonald I'm
pire. G. r. Smith. Scorer, Miss Noddin.
Timer, Smiley. Time, 10 min. periods.
Attendance, 100
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TWO 6ox1oo Fl. HOUSE LOTS, SIT
uated on Eastern avenue, about . min
utes' walk from school and e.ectric cars.
VA! be sold at a bargain. DR.. r. L.
Mckay. mch1d1w
so-ACRE FARM At EAST PITTS
ton Village, 10-room house. large stable
and barn, in excellent repair. ) miles
from Gardner, minutes walk to school
and stores. Anyone looking for nice
farm and home located in a pretty vii
lage should see this place
15-ACRE FARM, SMALL HOUSE.
SIZED and barn. Just put in excellent re-
pair. good orchard, barn cellar fitted for
poultry raising. A good home at low
price mile from East Pittston Village
These farms must be sold at once to
close an estate. Address
H. F. MARSON, Admr.
Cash Mkt. Co. Or Augusta House.
Gardner, Me. Augusta, Me
mch1, diff
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BASKETBALL

At Bangor-Franklin High Girls
10: Y. W. c. a. II.
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On motion by Mr.. Ryder of Brown
ville House Document No. 3M, Memo
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RAILROADS & STEAMBOATS,.
MAINE CENTRAL R. R.

In Effect Dec. %, 1914.
TRAINS LEAVE AUGUSTA AS FOL.
LOWS:
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RUBBER STAMPS, ETC.

HAND AND SElF-INkiNG STAMPS
for regular CT special purposes Ink and
pads ir ali co;ors. T. & +. Stamp 90. S.
Capitol St. Augusta. Maine feb1dtf
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Mr. Pierce of Houlton moved that the
public printer be instructed to print and
deliver to the Legislature for it's use 500
additional copies Of House Document No.
90. bill. An Act to provide for the taxa
ton Of Understanding deposits in ma
tional banks.
The motion was agreed to.
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MARRY NE. SWEETHEART, AND

o! tIh ring al DreWs, who has
a a,ern mad especially for his trade,
,s1alty guaranteed. special rings made
~ ~ order O. shor. notice. Also Diamond
...ass anG stone rings of every descrip-
j-1oaAt brFr's Reliable Jeweiry Store. 70
...saon -. Lewiston. lnch1, div
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HSEChtS CLEANED, 500: MAIN
~ ss.sins 'wrranted), 81 %, at a NJ. Wight's s,
:. " atel St, Augusta. feb1Sd2wks
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Wiscasset, Waterviiie &
r arIninaton railway company

IN EFFECT SEPT 5. lsl4.
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LOS
\ SMALL ALLIGATOR SKIN HAND

bag containing a handkerchief, a small
pocketbook and about s. in change Find
er please return to Mrs Charles s. Pet
tengill, Cor. Bangor and School streets
and receive reward feb24d1w
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aFpeis away 10 be woven into rugs. see
WNle " A. e. Simeoneau, the carpet
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-01

Orders Of the Day
Mr. JORDAN of Baileyville: Mr..
Speaker, / rise TO correct a clerical error
in connection with House Document No.
22S. Section Of this bill says Nothing
in the six preceding sections shall apply
and ! would like to substitute for the
word six" the word SEVEN" so that
the section shall read nothing in the
seven preceding sections shall apply
The SPEAKER: Without objection the
correction will be ordered made, and the
clerk of the House will be instructed to
make the correction.
On motion by Mr.. St. Clair of Calais.
the vote was reconsidered whereby Sem
ate Document No. 121, bill. An Act to
amend Section q of Chapter As of the
Revised Statutes of 1903, as amended by
Chapter So OF the Public Laws Of 1907,
relating to deposits in savings banks and
institutions for savings in the names Of
married women and minors. was passed
to be engrossed, and on further motion
by Mr. St Clair the bill was tabled pend
ing an amendment and specially assigned
for consideration on Wednesday Of next
week