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HUSBAND
''$jiY SAVES WIFE
From Suffering by Getting
Her Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.
Pittsburgh, Pa.-"For many months
I was not able TO do my work owing to

. We1u031 WHICH
caused backachs
and headaches. A
friend called my
attention to one Of
your newspaper
advertisement and
i'm m ediately my
husband bo ght
three bottles Of
Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Com.
pound for me.
After taking two
hoffioa I felt finA
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New York Money Marke.
Show No Change
Continued from PAGE Cnet

routine BUSINESS be quickly r,.n
through With.
Paper from tEe Senate were dis
posed OF BY reference n concurrence
and numerous new measures We're
~nce.va.l and referred or tabled for
printing.
An ORDER Vas presented by Rep.
Baxter and adopted inst.uctins The
.nilitar- cqEnmlttca % investigate
ana ~enor- IN providing medals for
~crurnlnE Maine soldiers ana sailors
Gep. Mitchell II k.:-ery presented
The resignation NJ Joseph Z. Dixon
~ 5-lio1 Is first folder On accoun. II
Illness L Vas accepted and an o,c,eI'
passed ordering The sum Of 500 De
paid aim Is salary 70 date.
on motion If R5'. Stevens # C!d
Orchard :. =. Y. Lombard ~ Old
Orchard was Elected first folder.
TIE cretlenl.a.s II Mitchell \. Mic
olag representative 70 the Legislature
tor the PenoDscut cr:be Of Indians
ana Jonn NJ Mitchell from The pas-
sdlmauuoldy Tribe. we're received and
The Delegates yer- welcomed % the
fIous. - Speaker Harrington. tn an
uounrarnent being greeted With ap-
plaus-.
The Budget hearing ana other no.
tees were gwen ana The House adj
'ourned 20 70 a NJ. Friday,
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Mr. ana Ms. Stephen Salisbury
gave "A ilnnec par'- sunday II honor
II 'ne,r son. Sewan 3. Salisbury. who
S At home On furtougn rom the L.
( :. New York. There were - present
ana -hase were Mir. ana Mrs. Stephen
-alsDur--, >r.. NJ. ana Mrs John San
sel-~ ana !aIn!ly. Mr. anu Mrs. Iiaro.d
SALISBURY Nj. ana Mrs. stephen Sais-
bur ir. MIR. and Mr. Eugene Sa.s-
2u,-. ana laughter. Sewail 3. Sais-
pur-. T. e. W-Dn and the Misses
Doris Cover PIoomla Worcester ana
Harriet Fowler. After dinner NJ.
Salisbury 'o.d some Interesting stories
OF ms j.: months service n the
Norm sea ana Franc" also the sur
render of he German feet. Mr.. Webb
."lng a r+t"ran ~ the civil var also
tu.u 1tIEr. interesting stories.
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Gardner r andoipn Bridge

The state.nen, " facts accompany
ing the resolve introduced nn Thurs
iay ny Rep. Simons for 5000 for each
If ,he years 1919 and 1920 FOR ARE
ana maintenance Of the Gardiner
and Randolph bridge SAYS:
THE Gardiner ana Randolph bridge
.onnects the city IF Gardiner ana he
own II Randolph. II IS The irsJ
fridge over the Kennebec river above
It's mouth ana Used not only oy he
inhabitants Of Gardiner ana Pan
iolph out ny all he people norrh u
Richmond m the west side ana north
of Dresden On The east. IN TACT. u
8 a connecting link between L.tcn-
field. Vest Gardner. Richmond
ana Gardiner On TIE vest SIDE ana
Randolph. Pittston, Chelsea, White
field ana jefferson On lie east. Z ;
the great rnornugaf;,r" hetwee,l
Lewiston and points VEST # he
first named towns OH He west anH
Rockiand ana contiguous TERRITORY
on the east.
The bridge vas hniit over ." -cara
ago nv private parties. ana pDeTTlte'
Is 4 ttllt ~ aA'1tAi 1882 Z
vas men taken yer rs ne u n!
Gardiner ana Town "f ,andu!ph. Hv
A cour. decree, tie city = Gardner
IS compelled 70 uay Is Per cent If he
cost Of maintenance ami he GOWN
~ Randolph :. per rent II was Pr
iginally a wooden Coveted si!'!l ara.
In TIC t-cs.!ei u 1926, al nat ne ~"
wooden COVERED approaches we're
swept away. ana tnn Stce, span.
erected N lie middle. n 1907 Il -ley
steel drawbrId-e vas installed.
The bridge = approximate" "'s5
feet long. Tie aoverei wooden ap-
preach IN me ,iardiner rnH Is ~
proxirrateiv l@2 ceet long, -he spans
are one ~ ard ore %. feet Aach. TIE
iravhridge IS lSs feet. From The
time he ice leaves The -:Ter Int.l Il
freezes. two men have 10 Dc EN-
ployed constantly - pp@n has draw
br,age, one man for day 1uiy and
one for night.
Every Legislature SINCE. ana IN
Guiding the Legislature Of 1903. has
recognized the enormous expense
which Gardner ana Randolph arc
hearing tor the benefit OF ne rest nf
the State Each Legislature has
granted morep toward its main
tenance The LEGISLATURE of 1917
granted slt.o for that year ana
slUe1 <or 1918.
There vas expended on the bridge
FOR ordinary expenses and nainren-
ancc and upkeep during the year
1913. 4l4S. II which $iEsn was contr:
buted by the State.
Within the mex, two years. III ad-
ditton 10 the ordinary repairs. the
wooden covered ends must be shing-
ed. the two spans and he draw re-
painted. and something done 10 the
piers The middle pier II particular
is n pad shape and should nave a
considerable amour, expended up
on il without delay. TIE bridge has
not been painted In Ave years and
should De painted this season II pos
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New York p-oauce Market

New York, All. =
NHEA T-Spot STEADY NJ. reo 81.
track Wv vorE
CORN-Spo, easier; No. raiiow ana
10. waite 30 cost lnd t-c!Sh, New
York
0A-S-S7o. easier, standard ?
''OT-ONSEFD DlL-Duii prime sum
-leY yellow nc.
BrTTEJ.-W-ak. recasprs ---.4,t> -Ihs:
0reame-r higher Than extras ft-f''o y
t-as. . score. % ars' 5llp+ packing
stock current make 80. : -E}4g4
EGGS-Weak receipts TO- rases
fresn gathered extras 6ltI6c: fFesn tath-
cred regular packed eItra -rsts "2tb3
do first 5ssiS9; state. t'1. ana NEARBY
western hennerv white inc 20 ,aCcy 70:
40. white ordinary 10 prime '-4G'S'. 30.
brown 50es 10. gathered brown IN !
PNTrATOEs-weak Bermuda hhl. 20
d.5O: Maine 10 lbs -Z5n4;6: Eew 2.k
do 44Na421s western 90. .rpaz-l: FiT-
y.ria .ut5i 40. Jersey sweets 1asket ~
fIZ.s: Delaware ana MARYLAND $50 go
CABBAGES-Weak. .3arlsn seed Ton
noo,aSoO red ool. .StF.5": F'or1na new
crate 1todI15-
SCGAR-Raw steady centrifugal
d: tine g-anulated ~.
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NEW YORK STOCK MAnkET
Features Of the Days Dealings n All
the Leacinp Stocks

New York. IAN. S-Anong traders
ana spectators OF ne stock aHclange
'oFlay more hopeful sentiment prevail
ed although ther" vas inc-a4sin.5 re-
a!tza,ion that the rD9rsa n: he =, ar
ties market IS a~c-'v lap -n,inn. mon
Impending lntuAc.!l ana monetary on
uitlons.
The tense foreign .abor st.ua. o.,
found an echo n affair At nome - =.
pecially as affecting The .extila trade,
ou: the trend Of money rIf red nope f
.urthet relaxation OF rates :or ne
tUnus
Details Of he new British loan an
nounc2h ~ he fiscal agent o: -; Ecr-
eminent he.e have iireanv Jesn us
counted by the for7lat.o-. of ! - ver-
tui banking syndicate % Inde-v-;,e
that offering.
The weekly statement II he Banr. IT
corded he I-st .argc tnntrac-ion II
gold holdings by 'lAE institution a
many months. Offset. however. ~ n
creased liability RESERVES.
The stock market scarcely rar-an.ei
detailed comment. apart from the &C
t!vltE ana strength II RAILS Gtte- heir
recent reaction. Extreme -ai-s n ,ha-
group ran rom 20 ;.uInIs. Il. Paul
preferred leading. 1ut selling III Il I..s
close. Shippings. especially Marine pre-
fer-ed. also Gathers ana so,na III he
inactive 1904 speclaitIes. including Cai-
lfornIa Packing. were unusually prom
inent and strong he ifai -ouT.
when rails. oils and ste@ls we're n
clired 70 forfeit fnuCA %; heir lDEanca.
United States Stee! showing A small ne-
loss. Sales amounted @ '35. 80 shares
Bonds were irregular, IN. ~7l!s matte
up part u her recent losses on The
strength Of stocks. ---oertT ssIea "ase .
slightly ana foreign bo.!ds continued
.ragated 81 90 ia ~n.:eI STATES
bonus were Unchanged on raIi-
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TIE tN.lOwlng new measures were
ntrnuut-,l n The Legislature Thurs
IA.
~ THE SENATE
T.ornhs III PenchscoI-Aa &C. TO
establish Z Superior court IN The
county u Penobscor. consisting If
one Justice The salary Of The JUS
tIce Is fixed at $4c-a par annum and
mat NJ The stenographer at $500
per lnnuyn.
Chick Of Kennepec-Act % amend
the apple packing law Providing
that rt.n standard barrel for apples
sha!l 81 81 ne following dimensions
when measured without distortion NJ
inc.as. diameter Of hear. j, l-s
inches ciis,ancce between heads %
inches: circumference If bulge 81
.ncreS outside measurement. ana ,he
thickness II staves not greater man
4-ln r N inch. provided that any
os.r-A! " 4 different ~urrn having 4
capacity - -.15s cubic inches shall
Ne standard barrel. The standard
haE tnr apples snail ~ N the fol-
lowing dimensions ~ inside meas.
1re,aents: eighteen inches by II u
inches ~ 20 - .nc.,es withou, dis
,elticn u is par-s. ana having 4
,apacity If not !ess than ITS y
r:Ih.c .Ecacs.
g;aanett If Kennehec-Resolre APP
nropr;ating s4ech FOR each vi The
Years 1919 and ls2p N favor II ne
Name ~hildrnn Home Soc.e,y "
Augusta for maintenance.
f.anrett # Eennebec-Resoive ap-
n-op:Ia1!n. s-575 ror The year 1919
ana $500 FOR II. year 1870 IN favor
- the A1yus;a General Hospital for
maintenance.
t1uernev u rumberand-Act 20
amend lie Revised Statutes relating
10 divorce The amendment provides
that ne court Or any justice hearing
Z, libel for divorce may direct the IS
sue subpoena compelling the at
Tendance. as a witness 81 the libeiee
y any ther person whose testimony
IS sieernef essential 70 the proper de-
termination ri the case. ana such
witness shall he entitled 10 be paid
FOR MS travel and attendance. the
same fees as are paid 20 witnesses IN
~. Supreme Judicial Court upon
nresantat.un ~ me County Treasur-
f.r If the county in which the hearing
IS held ri a bill therefor approved by
ne court.
Ganne,. II Kennebec-R Resolve for
hc appointment Of q special commit
e. Of .wn IN the part Of the Senate
ana ,nree IN the parr If the House
"a enquire into the advisable Of
purchasing the residence of The Late
lanes G Blaine or some other pro-
pe-ty for q home for the Governor
20 he known as. the Executive Man
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Brunswick. Jan 3-Aunt Mary
Goddard. the oldest person in Maine,
lied here late this afternoon. Shs
would have been -Qa on March 10.
For severa! years she lived IN the
asst house n Brunswick next 20
Deer!ng. with her niece. Mra Jen-
ME D. Knox. until Mrs Cox's death
about d year ago. ana since then
with Mrs. cox ) p.daughters.
Hattie ana Marion.
III spite OF her Years Mrs. Goddard
has enjoyed good health until Mon
Ia%' wnen she lontracted a cold,
after WHICH she tailed rapidly. She
leaves no nearer relatives than
nieces and nephews.
An old fashioned Friends funeral
VIII % .eld from jue Quaker meet
.nE mouse Sunua" afternoon At :
COCK Mrs Goddard sor great
many vears preached regularly IN
his meeting mouse.
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aoxton Produce Market

Boston. : an a.
3EEF--hoice whole -attle So.
RTTTER-Nur-h rrra!nerr t<traS
sClae1 western creame-v extras ''ydo..
CHEESE-New Ao!'- wins iio-~e
eresh .HGT.
-0RN-No fellow l5ofIfas
E(if;S-Nearbv aenne-N beae' western
extras f3ds4
FLOI-R-Spring patents. tse-'p' safSs
!u7oaIIon, .,
HAY-No timnIt1v '.c-FeISh".
thanksgiving 5n9 -
OATS-Fanry. - - +--4b SACHS. %
p0RK-Medium backs $50
POTATOES+Maine per 20 lbs. n car
DIS 1i5n3sb
SvGAR-r,ranuiated wholesale gro
GERS quota ton sSS p4r 10 hS- II o'ih-
VEAL-.iaA.
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Chicago Cattle Market

Chicago Jan .
EOG5-Receipts 55.0o Market weak
TO : cents over han yesterday av-
e-age. closing null.
Att. RE eIpts = lGf 7'hoicc and
prime steers steady one load 1861 lbs.
s4lA II -. q Esw January record 9th
er beef steers > 20 - cents lower:
butcher -atilt : 70 70 lower: calves ~
cents .ower, feeders ste ady. Beef cat
tie: Good. caoice ana prime -el51 300 .
common ana medium 975II6i5. Butch-r
stock Cows ana hslfers .all...s can
rers ana cutters G5tU1r. Stocl.ers and
feeders: 'iooi. choice ana fancy l"T51i
-4.5. .uier!or. common anu Eletl.Grn 40
uif75. Veal .alves: Good ana cnO.ce
.4jonI5fH
SH..EI'-f2e elpts 500 MARKET strong
% y cents ligne-. Sheep and earrings
strengthened most lambs closed duIl
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For Sale-MisceIlaneous

IREAM sEPARATORs-wE HAVE
IT. IT. toniy( mat W. VIII sell or .
row ana 81 per week FRS, ,orna.
IL. seFVen Ietrish x smith tsutce--
vile 4Aine. lei. as. .an24ubt
FIRE PROOF SAFES AND ADDING
M a;s ! Morris x ireland Safe. u"
nIsn' vice. "a deep outside; York
SAFE. ~ higa. 3" wide. Z" ,ieep: !
, AmemSan "a adding nachine, Wr:!e o.
- silver street. Water-tt.e Maine a.
1ue. IaI.-i ~ ~
DRESSING; FOR SALE BAILEY 5
nSery stable. = Winthrop 81. larzsulW'
SET OF LOGGING sLEDs. ! HORs :
years Weighing ll0. oae 5-y@ar ii
ana one 3-year-oid- All good drivers.
y ali for stock. Inquire OF y stewart
Young At Malcolm Y Overs. Augusta.
.anZ3ut.
I D co o y KIN COAT WITH
o!ehned otter collar ana cuffs. Has
neeh repaired and pat n Few condition.
eco !, ooars@in At any price NJ! g. fri
sl" 2. z. Davis x 90 zn-3.tr
NICE LOOSE Hay rs 7iIGfiLANT7
VENUE. .'ar,iiner. Tel, 4os-M. yan2tlw
DRY HARD CORD MOOD. SIC pc :.
Iosepn Shaw. n. Aanao.pA. .anZalw'
CHARTERED OAK ROLL TOP DESK.
must % SOLD at once as owner s soln-,
away SACRIFICE n price Il taken al
"hce. Can be seen al "a Academy St,
.iailoWe4l. Ne. an-..l3t
Pa BEANS, VEL. SCNEE.::, :. =
nut not hand pIche4. Prize $50 y,
pushed. & ". hsherton. 4ia.lowe.., Iii
516-AS. ,an;-os, .
CORDWOOD, SIC PER Cd. LIMB
WOOD. IS, stove wood. 81: IN cora ots.
re" eo1ds of extra NICE steve WOOD s-.a-
Sonea under cover k.noling tcrieei
M zW1,1, S1e . !oad Wallace \. shaw. .
CABBAGE. p BBAGE iAVE YOU
I SO ger in toucn with D. I. Weeks
Oakland. Ne. T. 8. Tel. Sidney -
jan-lulw'
COST !oc DOES TTIE WORK Of
nozen eggs n cooking. Guaranteed pre-
Ioo't N"u!ishinS, wholesome D,ef :
egg saver. sample 3c. Dyer, 20 Pleas
ant 81. Auburn. Maine. an2pds.'
MAHOGANY PIANO STOOL. PRICE
veTE reasona Die. Inquire Of Or write
Z. B.. hennebec Journal. jan2Ddt.
STORE FIXTURES. CONSISTING "
OH tank and pump. electric meat Sr.nu-
er; electr1c coffee mill -no!assss pumps.
ana Gnam aInS account Fesister ,izh 9 20
well. Telephone s33-N. 3anlsa,s
MARKED DOWN SALE Or KNIT
ing yarn. 81 and $40 /. pound wn!le :
.asts. Trey ana shaki o2lv postas>.
.jaid on 50 oro-rs. Write Tor samples.
=. a. Bartlett. Harmon, Ne. anl3al5.s
200 I'EDAR POSTS. STAKES lNJ
bean po p = biaisdeiis -swmil Be -.
EIGHT GOT SHOW CAsE. s-iEcH
on either SIDE. I. q. Turner tiaIlo-
well. Me. Tel. SOW atte. . ? n
AnlCsi'I
\ --HORSE WAGON Si.EN- W :.
aarrows. Bolton ii!n. Tel. 1871.
$500 Win both whee,s ana runners inter-
eaanSeabie. Fine Tor 1l-cea, service.
VIII DC SOLD cheap. all (. a. Hanson.
telephone 1885,, Z Sewail ST.. --ususta
dec. III
GRAY BIRCH WOOD FOR SALE.
eight 100, length. Ss ora. t!;tei or
stove. Sc, delivered. Telephone q.
TWO HORSE SLED INQUIRE OF
Brown hopkins. i Br,ase 81.
WoMEN's FUR caps. A FEW
small sizes at reduced q-lces. 49, -
A.1o. :. :. DAVIS y Co.. Augusta
dec.:4,:
MEMS FUR OATS. SPLENDID
inc IN dog. horsen!de. ra.G. va.:aov.
Russian .amb. goat. etc. 'r:ces SO 20
~ =. :. DAVIS x Co. A Augusta.
IS T..
Cards. Notices. Etc.
MRS. CRAM. MEDIUM READINGS
daily. } Capitol ST. Augusta. Ne. Te!
lQte-M- ami lo. .
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fusai OF farmers ard packers to accept
lesrish views. The MARKET closed rey-
vous Is net lower. with February 70 -
20 l9l. ana May i2 - % - 3-S oats
finished - ~. 20 =. ~, aru provisions
VARYING rom y cents 45f !in4 20 4 r,Se
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CHICAGO Produce Market

Chicago, Jan. J
Notwithstanding hat under heavy l.
quotation and speculative selling roda'
all deliveries Of corn excep: aanuar>
touched the lowest prices this season
the market rallied owing largely ~ re-
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Bar -arSor Medical and Sur9ica!
hospital

Othc.aIs II The Bar Harbor Ned
.c2i ana Surgical Hospital we're not
present % present their requests. but
mad sent N 4 statement Of figures
pertaining 10 The conduct of the nos
pltai. Or. j. D. phillips of Bar Har-
Dor Il member u The House of Rep
resentatives ana a number OF the
hospital staff. spoke Of the Work
when he hospital : engaged n,
emphasizing he need of money rs
eight months Of he year the hospi-
tai carried on for The needy, 9TH
.rnrse 4 would be closed. The hos
pltal IS now turned over 20 the navy
10" retainer, OF cases Of influenza.
il serves an important need as hos
pi,al.
Adjourned 20 = A. u. Friday in
he Senate chamber.
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New Advertisements Today


Wanted-Boys
For Saie-farTn.
i-ost-For chain.
Wanted-Waitres
For Saie-SaIes, etc
MISUNDERSTANDING
Wanted-Young rner-
Wanted-plain sewing.
Wanten-Young women.
For saIe-cream separatofo.
Wanted-Fenlale composifor
Lost-Black ana white houno-
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What a;.1t ""T-' near 1@lne a ~Sr,-
Gus acciaant occurred IN TIc-da"
afternoon, Jan. y. 1tar he n,idge
where -aa AXE Road rrnases Black
Stream bout . NIL" rom Levanr
village. -rhera Ira Henderson ana
Waiter shaw are cutting ice for The
nearby ar-nere John Perkins ~
Elm Farm had iua0fd nus sled with =
axes %: laay-v CO and started down
stream - drive 70 his home ny what
he considered an easier route than
he hichwaE suddenly mis- horses. j
PAIR IF very handsome iron gravs
Weighing about 1900 each broke
hrouc1 the sca and went down in tho
giver. me zee on The sled floating
AVA Nj lands sprang 20 unharnesS
hem ana pull them out. the first
horse rescued being used 20 pull out
the second. which vns in much deeper
water The men Who assisted founu
he water ver-- cold. Walter shaw
vent N 70 his waist and very narrow
+, escared being Grawn under the tee
~ g'uIcning az The sled. The sled
ygas reloaded and the grays were able
% uraw L home. his lime consider
ing safety first" and following The
highway.
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sIbls ard certainly not later than
1890
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LOST

BLACK AND WHITE MALE 1OI Nd:
Reward Il returned 20 z = VIM 70
Melville 81. anItd"'
FORD CHAIN NEAR COURT HOUSE.
Phone l39-M. ]2n-Sds.
WILL THE LADY WHO PICKED Up
A small black pocketbook on the Sc
ar from Augusta Friday kindly return
20 Miss Helen Iaines. or leave al
White, liruE store. HaiIoWeA- .An-.ast
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Nomination by Governor


Governor Cart Z. Millikan on Thurs
da.A'. Jan. IS. nominated Bird E Cole
II Etna as treasurer OF Penobscot
county. vice A.bra II. Harding. de-
ceased.
Mr.. Cole IS 1t present postmaster
II The Maine House of Representa-
lives
New Corporations
The Following new corporations.
organized Under The laws OF Name.
have had their articles of incorpora-
ton approved by he Office Of the
attorney general:
Penunscot Day Company. organ
zed Jan. Is at Searsport. Capital
stock. SlQ,2@e; all common; paid III.
500; par value, 800; shares sub
sc-ihsd. > President, Edward ..
howard Boston; clerk and Jreasur-
ar. Charies II. Lindsay. Searspnrt
directors. the above ana Harriet p
Lindsay " SeArspor,. Purposes. a
genera. and ana real estate bust
ness. Approved Jan. y.
The Chandler Motors If Maine.
organized Jan. I II Portland. CAPT
TAI stock. $1,000, ii common: moth
ing PAID Ii, par value. 800: shares
subscribed. :. President. Franz T.
Reed. PorJiand treasurer Herbert
II. Foster. Portland; clerk; Emery -
Wilson. Portland: dire.:urS. the
;,ouNa pVrnn-e>', 20 manufacture.
'lI,- Ell. otr -pp,.&nces and appur-
'oN,f. "f .>hatcrAr desc !1r'l"u.
eac Approved Jan. -
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Institution for the Blind

". E. Travis. superintendent ~ The
Maine InstgtIt!on Tor III Blind. *
planned the needs NJ The institution.
s.a,ing hat il asked for $4,000 tor
each u the years 1919 and 1920, which
IS $4,000 more than he amount ap
propriatcd for each Of the Years 1917
ana ,91S There are now 20 pupils r.
he institution. II S expected 70 con-
tinue the same charge Of $3.50 per
ryaak
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New Legislation
~ THE SENATE

re F0.iow,ng new measures we're
Introduced N The Legislature Thurs
IA:
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AFTERNOON SESSION
Nor-hcr, Maine Ger. hospital. Eagle
lake

-ht "or-Ier-i Maine ''-n-rai Ausp.-
,al =; -a-ie -.AAr Is . xou4rr, Du..dlHE,
no, per-ec:iy !tted Tor ;ar purpose nui
doing s,lendid WORK. It vas paid for
Nv he 2cor reop!e o: Ina, section. q
det, o. about 4so having been lifted
n he lit SIX Years. The priest collect
rg II. money ny 'raveting through
he wo,t is and rnroura ne Villages he
ost },ls lie ne rpld-n1io, p3t he
hospita. had ant : taA.ns are q
scores. " asl: 800 ? ;azr rom ne
state -, VII 1ut pay ne expenses,
5ut We H. -ei a.orG
Sena;o. Thornton n -..oostook POKE
very .avorab.y il: .hv management ana
work 0: the hospital sh.ch ne said vas
excellent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-24
Ao,y lnnocerts' Rome. Portland

TIE Iorne lor Infants ares :or he
orphans. oepe,,uenis ana ;olaolinss
The property ! worth a.oni $500 20
,..o ana Vas coniI Dutea oy he PEG
lie. mostly Portland. II ARES ;or
rom . 10 u caildren. 1t e served y!
six 10 Ylsht Sisters # Mere, VINO have
10 salary We ask he same amount
Is Tor the sas' fwo vears. 5000, rni
can get along YER veil, We nave aad
- .hlioren r me as! 4. Years. pt
which Du, ,xo died w ADOPT them
gu, INTO sood families Could one-haif
tie expenses ae Guaranteed from the
s.ore. : have lie LAND ana would guar
4niee TO huIln without expense The
State ard care Tor tnarv more.
Answering Rer Eoliev Bi-hcp Walsh
saii hat nr lines ere drawn 81 &C
our. ~ r. .e7ou. All verr oap''Se T..
on, any prcteren,, ~ parents was oo-
served.
The Washington times., 1919-06-18
ELEVATOR MAN
IN JENKINS
ARCADE CRIPPLED

7 was al crippled up with rheu-
matte pains in my back and lower
limbs caused by kidney trouble
Could hardly straighten up and at
tend 70 my work. Loss of sleep from
getting up too often at night Slapped
my strength and affected my
stomach. l tried many remedies but
found no relief until / bought q
bottle Of Nu-Vim Blood and Nerve
Tonic Immediately l felt results,
and after taking the third bottle
was completely relieved of my dis
tressing ailment. / certainly recon-
mend Nu-Vim to anyone who is in
the condition 1 was. It's a great
medicine"
What Nu-Vim has done for hun
dreds of others it will do for YOU.
1t has been tried and proven with
great success even in the worst of
cases. Don't waste your life, time,
and money any longer Get a bottle
today and watch your immediate
Only S1.0O a bottle.
Now on sale at all Peoples Drug
Stores
The Washington times., 1919-06-18
BACK LIKE A
BOARD? IT'S
YOUR KIDNEYS

There's no use suffering from the
0wful agony Of lame back. Don't wait
tll it passes of" 1t only comes back.
Find the cause and stop it. Diseased
conditions of kidneys are usually indi-
Gated by stiff lame backs and other
wrenching pains, which are natures sig
nails for help
Here's the remedy. When you feel
the first twinges of pain or expert
eDce any of these symptoms, get busy
at once. Go to your druggist and get
q box Of the pure, original GOLD
MEDAL HARLEM Oil Capsules, i'm
ported fresh every month from the
laboratories in Haarlem, Holland.
Pleasant and easy to take, they instant
ly attack the poisonous germs clOgging
your system and bring quick relief
For over two hundred years they
have been helping the sick. Why not
try them? Sold everywhere by re-
liable druggists in sealed packages.
Three sizes. Money back if they do
not help you. Ask for GOLD
MEDAL" and be sure the name
GOLD MEDAL" is on the box