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casion very much. The proceeds
amounted to SIS. Very soon the boys
will give an entertainment for the
benefit of the athletic association
which will be worth listening to.
Edward Chadwick is on the sick
list.
Frank Candage attended the A. Q.
L. W. convention in Lewiston
Wednesday and Thursday.
Lewis Turner from Somervile is a
guest at W. 0. Farrington's over Fri
day night and Saturday.
Mrs. Mildred Arnold and two chill
dren were afternoon guests Wednes-
day of Mrs. II. L. Fuller
Roy Starrett from Athol. Mass.
was the guest at w. o. Farrington's
Friday afternoon. afterwards stop
ping all night with his uncle. J. II.
Mosher.
Word has been received that Mrs.
Harriet Barton Morrison Of Liver
more Falls. who underwent surgical
treatment several weeks ago is gain
ing slowly SO she sits up some.
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EDUCATION

Tie committee on Education Will give
puoiic hearing in is room at the
WEDNESDAY. FEB. -. 1919, . T. n.
s. An Act relating 10 the duties OF
the state superintendent OF publ:
schools providing that in al, scnoois
jec,s sha!! tie entirely in the English
language.
- Resolve reimhursing plantations
because Of reduction IN the rate OF IN
te!eSt paid the state to Plantations on
tneir wild land school funds.
90. Resolve in favor Of Plantation No.
=. Middle DIVISION. IL the COUNTY! OF
Hancock, for reiMnurseTent q iedls,
ZION il rate OF interest or Wild lana
Il. Resolve in favor G: Plantation No.
%. Middle DIVISION. IN the county oil
Hancock. for reimbursement of retuc.
ton in rate OF interest on wild lana
school funG.
s. An Aet to provide tuition an
transportation for common school pup. Is
residing n the National reservation o.
So An Act to amend Chapter is, Sc
tons is2. 10. AMI III Of the Revised
Statutes entitled teachers pensions.
a. An Act 10 amend Section leT o.
Chapter IS OF the Revised Statutes re-
iaiing 10 the payment of teachers SAL
ares.
1ae Of Chapter IS of the Revised Sta:-
teachers
$. An Act, to provide for the training
- TH Ii i FEB. q. 1919. aP. NJ.
q. Resolve in favor of trustees u
Eartiand Academy for state Aid for
agricultural instruction for the years
lsiI-ls.
s.. Resolve in favor of Monmouth
81. Resolve IN favor OF Higgins Clas-
steal Institute at Charleston.
y. Resolve making an appropriaion
for the rebuilding of the dormitory at
Al. Resolve in favor of Freedom
Il. Resolve in favor OF westbrook
Seminary for maintenance and interest,"
Acadern: for repairs AMI maintenance. .
~. Resolve in favor OF aas.ian'
IS. Resolve in favor Of Atoostoo-
Central Institute at Mars LII :
e. Resolve in favor oT'Les AcadenI:
Il. Resolve in favor OF Litchneid
Academy.
IS. Resolve in favor of Van Buren,
College for maintenance and the pur-
chase Of equipment. and installation OF
electrical lighting
~. Resolve for aid in making add.
Corinth Academy.
o. Resolve in favor OF the trustees
CT Maine Central institute al f!1tsl!eiu'
Maine
s.. Resol:e in favor OF Mason lnsti-
tute for the maintenance and extension
Of its work and for additional equip
ment 49,,
s. Resolve in favor of the Kicker
4. Resolve in favor Of Gould's Aca'-
envy. Bethel.
Academy, Deering. Portland: Maine;
IS Resolve in favor Of the Bridge
water Classical Academy at BRIDGE
81. Resolve in favor of the Eastern
$. Resolve in favor Of OAK Grove
seminary, in the town Of Eassaltoro.
50. Resolve in favor Of LiM;nsto2
Academy for aid in the maintenan;
g.. Resolve in favor OF the trustees
Of Limerick academy.
81. Resolve in favor Of Greeley lnsu-
g. Resolve in favor OF trustees of
North Yarmouth Academy.
BENJAMIN II. NARNEI, sec.
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NERVOUSNESS
? ON THE DECLINE
Doctors Encouraged. They
Hold Out Hope for All

Nothing wrong but my nerves We
hear T. at home. az work and every.
where. Certainly. nervousness Is a dis
ease A man or woman might better
have a broken leg than shattered. run
doWr nervous system
overwork ard worry drains the
nerve cells and cen.e-s o. all their
strength and vitality, then you get
your sleepless nights. poor blood. ner.
vousness. worry and fear. The better
doctors ~ today know just what to do
in cases OF thi. kind. A few weeks use
OF Phosphated Iron rarely fails to
strengthen and feed the Phosphate.
hungry nerve cente1s.
Phosphated Iron certainly does take
hold. The way the majority OF pa.
0entS come back is remarkable.
What change in appearance. too.
The cheeks become filed out and fush-
ed with :he healthy ruddy glow that
only pure. red ironized blood can give,
eyes sparkle. their step has the spring
and swing Of youth and their whole
system seems to be alive with energy
and good spirits.
Mr.. Nervous Man o. Woman, Phos.
yhated Iron will do all this for you il
you will give 1t a chance. Do not drag
around. all in and half dead another
dav when help is so near. Get busy!
end be live one once again.
To insure doctors ard their patients
getting the genuine Phosphated Iron
We have put in capsules only. so do not
fi!ow dealers to give YOU pills or tab.
let's Insist on capsules.
and leading aress.sts st sss' were re-
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MILITARY AFFAIRS

TIE committee on military affair
wilt give a hearing in the Senate cham
Der q, the state House. in Augusta.
WEDNL SDAY. l ebruary F. at +.
NJ. on the following:
Resolve app-opriatins money for the
city OF BIdteford. York county. com
mefrocati.e of the bravery and Ealor
Of the soldiers and sailors OF said }o:K
counts in the late war.
Resolve apprnpria,ing money for the
erection and equipment OF a State ar
wory for the use Of the National Guard
OF the State OF Maine stationed in the
city of Bangor
An Act authorizing cities and towns
20 erect military and naval rneuor;,:i
buildings and previdins for state al /
therefor.
: l. BERRY. See.
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Methuen. Mass: Ralph G. Sylvester.
North Sci,uate. Mass: Mitchell Cou-
hos, Seymour. Conn; George A eau
vim. sonersworth. " H: Thomas j.
Nullavey. Peterboro, y. H; William
Mullen. Scmersi,le. Mass; Charles
s. MURRAY, West Roxburr. Mass:
William 3. E!col!. Andover. Mass:
Don;nick Santore. Woonsocket. F..
l.: Louis Sca-n.ckia, Peabody
Mass: William Ikashewicz. hart
ford. Conn: Ciriaco D & e o.
water bury. Conn; Warren r
Freeman. u. West p K b u r v
Mass: Henry Guy. Wiiiimanse,t,
Mass: Lawrence T. Hager. Danbury
Conn: Arthur Lsvigne, Manchester,
y. H; William L Bagley. Provi-
dence. p I.:cHARLiE !. NORTON.
ANDOvER. ME-: Ralph Pasquale,
Highwood. Conn, Raymond O.
Brown. wiilimarI:c. Conn: William
H. Cameron. Providence. r l.: Tel
esphore N. Chate! Northampton.
Mass: William a. Holmes. Somer-
vile. Mass: George II. Lavigne.
Brookaeld. Mass A;Ecs J. Matott.
Barre, W: Alber, Y l'oitsr, Boston.
Mass: Fred Ea.chs. Ma,-apan.
Mass: Joseph y. Rasieot. Wa;ervine.
Conn: Victor Ogert, WilliamstoHn.
Mass. Lawton F. Patterson. Charles
Gown. Mass: Michael T. Sullivan,
Dracut. Mass: Randolph Darling,
Pawtucka.. P. l.: Edwin c. NcIn-
tyre. Wakefield Mass: John Sam
rre- Maiden Mass. FRANK L.
sTUDLEY. BATH. ME-: Louis :.
Tracy. Hartford. conn: Anthon!
vissicrhio. New Haven. Conn: RO-
LAND n. WHlCHER. ALFRED.
ME-: Morris t. Sperling. Worcester.
Mass: WATSON r. STANLEY.
SPR!NGVAlE. Me-: Frank T.
Thompson. Dorchester. Mass; Walt
er struck. South Boston, Mass;
Frank Tesla, Waterbury, Conn;
James J. Toomey. Ware. Mass:
Tony Cstach, Millers Falls. Mass:
Earl NJ Gilbro. keene. y. H: Will
liam J. Nugent, Brockton. Mass;
James J. Quinn, Springfield. Mass;
Charles Eichner. Lawrence, Mass:
julius Kuihayi. Bridgeport. Conn:
jose ph z OBrien. Brookline. Mass;
Giuseppe Petrozzello, New Britain.
Conn.
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Committee Hearings
JUDICIARY

a pubic hearing in its rooms. a. the
s'ate hSSIEss, ~ AgSEs!as. .,, A.
M sn 81, ,o 5000 ars p at : D F NJ
An Act 20 amend the charter of the
city of Calais providing for biennial
An Ac, 10 amend the i,ine.ant ven
An Act to amend Section Of Chapter
los OF the Public laws Of ISIS: az
amend am Gl q BY Section ! Of CHAPTER l5e O.;
iSterial funds n the town OF Bridgton.
An Act rel ing 70 propert ,es of dor
man, disoanded or extinct religious So
Ar A.. to amend the charter of the
city OF Ca.ais with reference TO the Ca
lais municipal court
An Act repeating Chapter 81 OF the
Private and Special Laws of 1sii. Chap
of 1918. Chapters lS and IFS of the Pri-
vate and Special Laws of 1915. Chapter
70 OF the Private and Special Laws OF
An Act to amend Chapter 2s OF the
Private ard Special avs OF 10. snut!ed
An Act TO incorporate the Liverniore
Fails Water District
An Act TO establish the Northern
Cumberland municipal court
THU RsDAi. FEB. =. at 30 +. u.
An Act to amend Sections Is and II 81
Chapter II of the Revised Statutes. re-
ldtlEg to regIStries of deeds.
An Act authorizing the Clark Power
Cora any TO construct and maintain a
dam or dams on Saco waters in the
cities Of Saco and Bi6deford.
rrnats e; and ID s specia Rs Of @
amended by Chapter $50 Of the Pirate
and Special Laws of 1872, with refer
ence to the Winthrop municipal court
An. Ac, to simplify the revision of city
charters
An Act TO determine the compensa-
ton of special deputy sheri1s in re-
nobseot county.
An Act 10 enlarge the powers Of the
Lewiston Trust Company and to aU-
thorize said corporation to become sure
~ on bonds.
Resolve in favor OF the National cor +,
ference of commissioners on uniform,
Resolve. relating to paymen, of dam
ages arising OFT OF death of Edg4I
Chase Harnden.
An Act 70 a ,end See. 8 OF Chapter
FRIDAY, FEB. 8, at 2PM
An Act to regulate the practice of the
system. method or science of healing
o. examination and registration for
those desiring TO practice the same and
providing penalties for violation OF this
act.
An Act to amend Section - of Chapter
~ Of the Revised Statutes relating to
prosecutions, now commenced and con-
Quoted.
An Act to amend Section Is of Chap
ter Is of the Revised Statutes. reiatin Z
TO Sunday observance
An Ac, to amend Sections 1. 3. 9 and 10
of Chapter 1 Of the Revised Statutes,
providing that only one set of ballots
oe prepared TO- state and munici. ol
elections.
An Act 10 amend Sections 9. 10 and 8
OF Cha pier of the Revised Statutes ~
lating 10 primary elections and the III :
ing OF nomination papers by indepe
dent candidates.
An Act to amend Section q. ChaptH
s.. Revised Statutes. as amended =
Chapter IS of the Public Laws Of 1s-!,
relative to temporary loans by tho
county commissioners.
An Ac, to amend Section 81 Of Cha.-
ter S of the Revised Statutes concern
ing administration granted without
bond, under certain conditions.
II. c. 6CZLELL Sec.
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CHINA
Mrs. Emily Mosher Stare

SOUTH-Funera services for Mrs.
Emily Mosher Starrett was held Sun
day, Feb. 10, at her late home at East
Nassalboro. Rev. Mr.. Nutter ofticiat-
ing. \ quartette consisting Of Mrs.
John Bradley, Miss Nina Pierce and
Harold and Carl Gates sang Home
at Last" The flowers were numerous
and beautiful, of which she was very
fond. always having them in her
rooms. Mrs. Starrett was born in
China IL years ago and has ALWAYS
lived in sight of her old home until
within few years when she moved
to East Vassalboro to be with her
daughter. Mrs. Edith Masse. Fifty
years ago the Goth of Feb. she was
married TO Samuel c. Starrett They
were blessed with seven children, OF
whom all are living but one boy
Charles who died in 1895. The BOYS
Preston. Ernest, George and Roy, all
live in Athol. Mass. Edith Marse at
East Eassalboro ami Pearle Webber In
this town. Mrs. Starrett has been a
widow five years. Mr. Starrett passed
away five years ago last October.
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BENTON

Miss Leora Prentiss passed the
week end at the home of her par
cnts. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. f. Prentiss.
Miss Alice Michigan visited friends
in Clinton Friday.
Mrs. Ivan Hodges has returned
home from Winslow where she Wis
tied her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bailey.
Harry Mckinney of Clinton was a
business caller in town Saturday.
Mrs. Ella Kennedy and son Guy
recently passed the day with Mrs.
James Dean of Winslow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Plummer have
returned from Augusta.
Miss Rose Richardson has returned
to Canaan after passing a few weeks
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Alton
Richardson.
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JUDICIARY ANC LABOR

The committee on Judiciary and La
Dor, joint public hearing IN the Hall o.
epresenta tives at the state House. ia
Augusta,
An Act 10 amend Chapter 80 Of tne
Revised Statutes entitled. Corlpensa-
ton for personal injuries to employees.
ter ~ Of the Revised Statutes re.atins
10 Worknen's Compensation Act.
An Act to amend Chapter % Of the
Revised Statutes relative to compensa =
ton for personal injuries.
An Act 10 amend sections 9. 10, y. IS
II. Is and Is Of Chapter 81 of the Revised
statutes relating to compensation for
personal injuries for employees.
An Act to amend Sections and 70 OF
Chapter 80 Of the Revised Statutes, r.
lating TO compensation for personal in
juries to employees
An Act relative TO salaries OF mem
bers Of industrial accident comm. ion
II. (. BUELL. Sec.
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INLAND FISHERIES AND GAME

The committee on Inland Fieheri,s
and Game will give public hearing N
TUESDAY. FEB. 3. a,2P.M.
No. - Resolye providing money to
aid n screening Echo Lake. or Cro,ched
pond, in kennebec county.
No. Il Resolve. providing money 10
aid in screening Pocasse, lake, in the
town OF Wayne. in the county of Ken
nebec.
No l.. Resolve in favor of screening
the outlets Of the Putfer ponds. Moore S
pond and Weymouth POND, in Dexter,
Penobscot county.
No. IS Resolve appropriating money
Township II. Range 3, y B. P. P. and
in Township !, Range 8. T. s. Washing
No l. Resolve in favor of screening
the outlet of Big Smith pond.
No. q. Resolve in favor Of screen
ing the outlet Of togue pond.
No. q. An Act to amend Sec. . IN
8 Of the K. S. relating 10 the sale and
purchase Of certain protected fish.
No. o. An Act 20 amend Sec. 81. CHI
SO OF the r. s, relating to pollution of
the waters of the State by sawdust and
otner mill waste.
80 Of the r. S, relating TO a closed sea-
30. IS. An Act to amend Sec. Is, CT.
80 of the K. s.. relating to the protec-
t!OH OF certain IuI-CeaflnS animals
1.-TWO acts.J
No 80 An Act to amend Sec. 81. Cn
90 of the +. s.. relating to the licensing
OF ,axidermists.
No 81. An Act to amend Sec. Il, Gu
% OF the X. S. relating TO the protec-
ton of fish.
30. g. An Act to amend Oh. rs ..f
the Public Laws Of 1917. relating to pay
ment OF bounties on bears killed in the
Maine forestry district.
No. g. An ACT relating to the protec-
ton of wild birds.
No. "a. On resolve in favor of screen
ing outlet Of Green lake. Hancock
county.
No. 81. On Resolve in favor of screen
ing outlet Of Peabody pond, Cumber-
land county.
No. IS On an Act to amend Section IS
of Chapter, % of the Revised Statutes,
as amended by Chapters 21s and ~ OF
the Public Laws OF 1917. relating to tha
protection Of game birds. rIwo aetsD
No. IS. Petition of D. c. LAWYER and
seven others PRAYING for a law provld.
ing that all persons killing foxes or
other fur-bearing animals shall place
the name of the person SO killing said
animal on the fesn side OF the peit.
ERNEST F. CLASON, Sec.
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STATE SCHOOL FOR BOYS
STATE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
WOMAN'S REFoRMAIoRY

The committee OF Sta.e Sc-o' .
Boys. State School fc- Girls al "r
ans Reformatory will give 5-.i
hearing in the State Assessors -c:-s :.
the State House. in Augusta
THU RSDAi. FEB. q. a; ,, ?.
An Act to amend Chapter -. Sa.ttH
Is Of the Revised Statutes. r-.aiEz
the care OF children OF women -'n'
mitted to Reformatory for Wo-il
An Act TO amend Chapter ~, S+;n
81 of the Revised Statutes. rs.a;u %
the commitment OF women 10 tie hs'
formatory for Women.
Resolve to appropriate ro.ey Z: e
erection and equipment OF bIhci-es
and the CONSTRUCTION and r.al1:t.a-e
Of roads for the RetorITsto-y :o- r.
en- at Skowhegan.
Resolve in favor % ire safe .-Ts1 .
institutions for H.ain;e1a-ce AID cue
purposes. for the years 1873 at ~
Resolve to appropriate rro7eE 'of r.
maintenance OF the Reto!-.ato-! "
Women At skeWhegar. -.
AIEPED n SAWYER 81
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CLAIMS

The committee or c.ai-s ~. "a;
public hearing in room p - ne
House. in Augusta. - 9
WEDNESDAY FearGar. -.
NJ. on the following: 49,
Resolve :, favo. Of Mor-:sl2 I l;s ~
Resolve to reimburse tie
Ferry CO. ~
: Resolve in favor % NcC94-,i A. .r,~
Pooler for material far-'s.s@ :. 2.
in the construction OF ,hc e.T 4"
formatory at SkoxheEar .--r,'
Resolve IN favor Of tier, Is
COMPANY for rnate7i:i 'l-':S u =.
them in the constitution @ ~
ans Eeformatory at Skor 7fza 4
Resolve in favor Of the AAa-i'a~
the town of Scarboro =, =.
Resolve appropr'at!rs -, +
the amount due the .'r'" :.
Wilbur & son on account 90 -,
formed and materials tH"T.-
Woman's Reformatory 'eH a
gan. -.,-,vI'
Resolve in favor OF i =; 80
Co. for material fu-rish@r Ii
the constructed Of the " o''.a'''
formatory al Skowhes4- c.,s n
Resolve In favor Of hanl,i 80 -.
labor and material furnished r ...,.c.s
structicn Of the Woman he ''''
al 'hoTTnVEannS r cL,FFoR. Sc
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Committee Hearings
LEGAL AfEAlee

The committee on L>.,, -.
AZ PULLS nearing IN It's r.
TIE sOAf. FEB. 8. a,
% Az 5n AZ s,oisi 10 srnss y
"A. 3. a. OF Chapter K r.Is. "a
terminate sentences ana - 4 =
An Act TO amend x :
iatnS 10 the organ,za,.o. ~ -, :;
tons. FOR literary, chari."' IA,
1ohai and other purposes ea.a.
An Ac. To amend Sector
te- = OF tire Revised Statue. "a.
90 10 'he s;an,ing OF adm.n.si:a,.,-s a sss
An Act to extend the c.,-
rusa and Thonas;en C.rs..' y j, t.
An Ae; 70 amend Sector
, OF the Revised Statutes :. -,
boards OF seEn,ra,ion. Ing =.
:. An At 70 amend Section !. .. -,
VI me revised Statutes. ~
riages eiel'1h - "a:
An Ac, TO enlarge tn. 5.-
powers Of the Ct,erb.-:.i: a..
Ing. Of Bangor. Maine $50 {;
An Act to incorporate re -ts-...
ter Cemetery Circle. 81
An Act TO empower ,-A -
prns..,, ecm n.sner 70 apps. So.
=, w,EE RI ;,E;sD. FEB. =. ans, ? y
-: Ac! &c ans-d the - pz-.s.,..
section . OF Chapter u. n. q.
statutes. relating 70 co-r-a-. -. ,.
court of7cers: also 30 a-re,s. "a. =
pa graph Of Sect.c1 .:
cI Ihe Revised Statutes req; :. !!
har.'ioh OF Superior r9l-. g
An Act To incorporate -.
chamber Of Co,nrrer-s. a.,
An ACT 10 abolish the ,---
Gil OF the city OF I.e~;S,rr T.
An Act 20 amend r-,rra-
Frtrate and Special Laws y. - :.
Jitied An Act 70 tnccrpa-a-s -z-,,. !.
kiver Dam and Inp-cvs-1.--
pans. as amended BY Fhsr,ns : i.
PRIVATE and Special l-aas ~ a. T
b. Chapter ~ o. -. p
SPECIAL Laws OF lic. ard l., -;
s3' OF the Phi. ate ang 80 %.
lHs and by Chapter Sc Q; IL J..
and SPECIAL Laws Of ls IN:
An Act 70 repeal CnaE.s- &C..
Priyate and Special Laws ~ -. ..,.,
ing to the Baskahegan ban ,-,-- -, "
- Act TO amend tr.a.'s- =, -.
rrisats and Special laws :. - -
titled An Ac. II iacp-;o-z.a
mai anta Dam Cornpa-y zs
by Chapter SIS OF the Private - W.
la' Laws o, 1874 and ~ Cs.,I.- e.
the Private and Specia. Laws. - T.
An Act 20 authorize ~ ra4 =.
Standish to tax the pe:.- - ~
house and pther fixtures o. =.
land Water District. IT,
- THU RSDAY, FEB. 2. a,.:gr
On the following: >
An Act 10 create the po-.a. p,,.
Dor District ~
An ACT 20 authorize TIE am
Of the DeeTng High School Gar 80,
in the city Of Portland
An Act 10 pro, de fc- tie 81, 81, r.
public wharves and io- tae ss;..ts..
lnent OF adequate port facilities 81 h
the advancement ot cor,.7.-.e
JOHN T FaGAS =.
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BREAKS A COLD
IN A FEW HOURS
first Dose Of "Pape's Cod Com
pound" Relieves Al Grippe Misery
Don't stay stuffed-up.

Don't stay stuffed-up.
Quit blowing and snuffiing. 4 dose
NJ ''Pape's Cold Compound" taken ev-
cry two hours until three doses are
taken will end grippe misery and
break up n severe cold either in the
head. chest. body or limbs.
1t promptly opens c!oggcdup nos
;rils and air passages; stops nasty
discharge or nose running; relieves
sick headache. dullness feverishness.
sore throat. sneezing, soreness and
sffnnesA
"Pape'a Cold ION 1ound' is the
quickest. :urcst relief known and costs
only few cents at drug stores. 1t
acts without assistance. tastes nice.
and taEscs no Inconvenience. Don't
accept = "EbStitu.e.--Adv.
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SALARIES AND FEES

The committee on Salaries and Fees
will give public hearing in Room S at
the safe House. IL Augusta.
TUESDAY. FEB. ., at P. NJ.
All matters pertaining TO the salaries
and fees OF the several county officers
for the counties Of Knox. Lincoln. Pc
nobscot and Piscataquis. and for CLERK
hire in said offices. also all matters Pc .
tanning to municipal courts. salaries,
clerk hire, etc.
THURSDAY. FEB q. at2P. NJ
All matters pertaining to the salaries
and fees of the several county Office
for the coun, es of Sagadahoc. Somer-
set. Waldo. Washington and York. and
for clerk hire in said offices. also all
matters pertaining to municipal courts,
salaries, clerk hire, etc.
EDGAR E. ROUNDS, Sec.
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sankrup.'s Petition for Disenara..

n the matter OF
WaI.acs ". RocerIck. In Bankruptcy
Bankrupt.
To the Hon. Clarence Hale. Judge Of the
District court Of the United STATE.
tor the District of Name.
Wallace ". Rodsrick Of Waterviiie
n tls County of hennebec, and stare
0: Maine. - said District, respectful:
represents. tdat or the q oay Q: Marc,
1sl. he Vas Gu!. a1.Idgei oaua-us't
-nue- the ACTS 0. Congress relating ID
bankruptcy: that ne mas duly sur. zen
ce-ed all MS property ana rights G.
iro.,e-ty. and mas tUily complied with
ali the requirements Of said Acts ana
Of ,a= orders O. Court touching MS
bankruptcy.
Wherefore he prays. That re may t-
6screed BIZ the Court 10 have fun dis
charge from ali debts prov able ssains,
nis estate under said bankruptcy Acts,
excep, such debts as are excepted cy
law from such discharge.
Dated this lis; day OF February, A.
WALLACE W. RooERICK.
BANKRUPT.
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Committee H---.-.1gs
PENSIONS

The committee on pensions vii, ai"e
a puelLc ne ring in ITS rooms al the
state House. in Augusta.
WEDNESDAY. February IS, At Isl
/. NJ, on the following:
Resolve granting a state pension 10
Flora H CevereuX.
Resolve in favor OF Andrew Esan.
Resolve in favor OF Mary J. Black.
Resolve in favor Of Annie L. pUshan'.
Resolve in favor OF prCcilla NJ. Chase.
Resolve in faTor OK Lizzie NJ. Water
nan
Resolve IN favor Of Mary F. Ferna.d
Resolve in ,avor of Moses Cottle.
Resolve in FAVOR OF Simon E. Mcneil
Resolve in -avor of Arthur H. King.
Resolve in favor Of (. :, Pettengill
LYNDON E. CLIFFORD, Sec.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-25
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HELP YOUR SKIN
DO LET II

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TO relieve and eradicate eczema or an.
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brings quick Improvement. A little
does much because 1t IL highly concern
trated. Clears red. iniamed complex
ions over night.
Sold everywhere. For free sample
write to Emergency Laboratories, 81,
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Urge your skin to become clearer,
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