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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-10-19
Church Announcements

CHRISTIAN
10 a. m. sunday sclseol.
i a. M. Preaching.
7:30 p. m. Preaching service.
Everyone cordially invited To |
present at these services.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-10-19
Another Missouri Valley Boy
Promoted

A. c. Middleton. of Belle PLANE, has
received a promotion, having been ap-
pointed travelling freight auditor OF the
c & N. W. The promotion carries
With it AN increase in salary The
friends Of Mr. Middleton in this city
will be glad to hcarof his promotion
The Missouri Valley boy always gets TO
tl,e front
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-10-19
Order Of Easrern Star.

Valley Chapter No. 26, O. p.
S., will meet in regular session,
Friday evening at 1870 sharp,
October Goth 1905. Work in
tire degrees. A full attendance
of the members desired.
Mrs. r. G. Hills, w. M.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-10-19
To Our Patrons and
Public

We desire to call your atten-
yion to the fact that we carry
the largest assortment of school
and writing tablets, composition
books, pens, pencils, crayons,
fine stationary, envelopes, ETC.,
in the city, defying competi-
ton. AS school begins Sept. 4,
it will pay you to examine our
stock before purchasing.
Our stock Of drugs and drug
sundries is complete, fresh and
up-to-date.
Our prescription department
complete, up-to-date and pre-
scriptions compounded as the
doctor orders.
Your patronage solicited and
we will try to please you, both
in quality Of goods and price.
A child is treated with the
same courtesy as a man at our
store.
A blotter free with each SC
tablet; a blotter and pencil
free with each l5c purchase in
tablet line.
]. D. Brown g Son,
Central Drug Store,
118 Erie Street, Mo. Valley, Ia.
Aug. 80, 1905.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-10-19

The Missionary society of
the Presbyterian church will
meet Friday p. m. at three
o'clock Oct. 20. A special pro-
gram has been arranged and a
cordial invitation is extended
to all. Mrs. B. j. Moore. Sec
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-10-19
A complete line of mems
underwear at Bradleys.

Charles l.angdon is laying off on ac-
coun, of sickness.
President MISUNDERSTANDING deserves
a nichcin the Haul" OF fame.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-10-19

The display of presents to be
given away with coupons in
Roberts & schaefer's drug Win
dow are undoubtedly the finest
ever offered for a similar pur-
pose in the city.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-10-19
Duck coats OF all descrir
tons at Bradleys.

W. r. Jones and family will move 70
Oregon in the near future, Mr.. ZONES
going to that state the last of this
month He has been transferred there
by the American Express company.
We are indeed sorry to lose this cstim-
able family from the citizenship OF Mis-
sour; Valley, but hope their new home
may he q pleasant one.
The Harrison County Medical Society
| will meet at Mondamin Thursday. No
vember l6 \ good meeting is cN-
pccted and Il full attendance is desired.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-10-19

Roberts & Schaefer are civ.
ing away some beautiful pres.
ents with coupons.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-10-19
MISSOURI VALLEY TIMES
Fine watch repairing at
Stoves.

"a new and original love story
entitled "Old Virginia is really
a dramatic surprise as we'll as a
scenic treat. There is nothing.
of the cheap melodrama about
this production. an the play
ers are of the higher order and
the scenic etfec S superior in
every detail. No expense has
been spared to make the pro-
duction high class in every par
ticular. The public may ex-
pect something out of the ordi-
nary and we'll worth seeing.
The engagement here is for
October 21st.
c. Peterson, the groceryman,
has a fine line of fine Vienna
Austrian China, for Souvenirs.
On the China is pictures of the
Catholic church, the M. b., and
the Presbyterian church, and
the High Shcool building. There
is nothing finer for a present
than this Souvenir China at
Petersons. See it. o-24
Coupons given with every
cash purchase at Roberts &
Schaefer's.
Linoette stove rugs are the
latest things in house furnish
ings. They are extremely
light butas firm as steel and
they remain as elastic as could
be wished, they are very hand
some and neat. When dirty
they can be washed and made
as bright as new. j. r. Nc
Cavern the hardware man has
them for sale. tt
The display Of presents to be
given away with coupons in
Roberts & Schaefer's drug win
dow are undoubtedly the finest
ever offered for a similar pur-
pose in the city.
Dressmakine
l will go to your home and
do sewing by the day.
Mrs. Frank Carter,
OdelPs Addition.
Phone 228. nov 81
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If you wish to make a new
loan or renew your old one, see
j. H. Demmick. If
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-10-19
They Know a Geed Thing

n look at the columns of TODAY S
Daily Times and this week Weekly
Times will convince the most skcptical
that the business men ol Missouri Val
lev appreciate the big circulation we
NOW have. Come to think Of II, a bi2
circulation is what ,he business men
want.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-10-19
Household Goods For Sale.

w. r. Jones offers at private
sale, at his home, corner of Sth
and Huron streets, all his house.
hold goods, as he intends move
ing to Oregon soon, consisting
of stoves, tables, bedroom sets,
chairs, side board. &c &c tf
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-10-19
Popular Lectures at Popular
Prices

The mems club of the Pres
byterian church have arranged
for the following lectures.
DR.. F. S. Stein, Lincoln, Neb
"The Mysteries Of Life"
Prof. Beveridge, Mo Valley.
"The Motive of An Idea"
DIR. Edwin H. jerks, Omaha,
"The Dreamer"
DR.. S. w. McI'sdden, Sioux
City.
Grant and His Message to the
Men of the Goth Century,"
DR.. D. r Jenkins, Omaha,
"Our New National RESPONSE
billts.'
This excellent course is off
cred to Mo Valley lecture gcers
for SO cents for the five lectures
given at the Presbyterian
church. Care has been taken
not to conflict with the dates of
lectures and entertainments at
the opera house. Between
these two good courses for this
winter our Mo Valley people
will be we'll supplied.
A swell lire Of mems mob
by suits at bradlcy's
Second hand cook stoves for
sale by Ivar Bolin. If
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-10-05

Dumas iidb seseniiber Der Srose bers'
balten, ipeiB man nod nidt. Nuf benz
lebten RpngreB in Mpsfdu tpMrbe Die
Nngelesenbeit unerleotgt geldiIen, fosil
bdmals bas &ei65buma @eieB nod
nt4t erfchienen mar un0 man gldubte,
erIt Die Gtn5elbetten oeiIelben fennen.
gu fniifIen, ebe man einn @ntf6lub
iiber 8etbeiliaung pber 9lt9tbetbeilis
gung an ben Wablen fahe.
Gs lieqt auf Der 6anb, bab bic
gntfheibunq iiber biefe SSrage BON
qrDBter Midtigfeit fir Die nG9ite
Gntipidelunq Der pplttifdben 8erhdlt@
niife in 8uBldnb 1T. Nae 2ln3ei6en
beltten barauf bin, baB Die &eaierung,
naabem Der Ssriebe nit benl Guberen
SSetnbe abgei6lpHen fporben lit, nit
Qr6Berer Giidit1tsloiiqteit ais ie ges!
GEN ben rinneren Seinb" borgebenl
nirb unb ba ipdre bod, 10 follte mani
meinen, bic gfeihsbuma Der beftei
glab. nm aeaen biefes 8orgeben am
pirtiamften unfdmpfen au f0nnen.
2eiber hat eS ben MnI6ein, als pb
bic ruIitIche Sppoiitipn burb tbren
Mangel an @inigfeit tpieber Der Ges
attipn in Die 6Gnbe arbeiten ipirb.
cSebenfdlls tit ni6bt mebr ptel 3eit at
berlteren, benn i'm 0esember niiffen
bic Wablen bol3oeen iein.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-10-05
gie ArfIe ftt 3l1pnr.t.

Dem Miniitertum niper Willen,
bas unter Baron sseierparb bisber bic
Berpcltunasqei6Gfte Der ungariIhen
Hegierung leiten muBte, bat Gaiier
sSrana ssoief enblicb hie f9pn friiber
erbetene Gefignation aeitattet unb bas
Mbgeorbnetenbaus bis gum 10. Sftoz
ber pertagt, nm Der opponirenben
@oalitionspartei iralpiihen 3eit au
geben, Elm programm gu formuliren,
auf @runb beiIen ficb perfaffunqsz
mdBia reaieren IdBt. Die urfade bes
Streites 5piihen Hegierung unb gpas
litipn lit bic alte, bic lebtere bat bic
ginfiibruna Der ungarifAen Gprade
i'm Mrmeebienit als unumitDBlide
ADrberuna gefteut, tpdbrenb Der aai.
fer burauf bebarrt, baB bic beutfde
EommanbDfpruhe beibebalten iDerben
nliifie. Dariiber lift bic Heaierunq in
bas ghaos geratben, obtpobI bas bisz
heriae NerbdItniB iiber breiBig Sabre
beftanben bat unb lIngdrn nihf ges
binbert Bat, fart unb blii6enb an
iDerDen. sSseBt aebdrben fi9 Die Sbz
HruftiDniften 10, als bGnae ppn Der
8eiDilIiguna biefer ssDrberung Der
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-10-05

9lusbau bes NattonalItaates einSig
unb allein ab.
SSsierbarD aebt, nanbem er 3upor
nod eirte 2Dfunq burd Die sSorberrin9
bes allgemeinen Stimr1re6ts Deriuht
bat, BON benz aber Der 8uiier rlihts
ipiffen min. Gs lit bas nidt feine
eioene Grfinbunq, benn Die srage
mar ihpn pprber i'm ShoBe Der Godz
lttionspartei uufgetporfen tpproen,
tpobei fi6 stpet &i6tungen tunbqdben.
Die cine bate 1i9 fir bic Musbe6nung
bes Mdblre9tes auf breiter Srunoz
laae ertldrt, tpd6renb Die anbere bas
allqeneine qe6eime Stimmre6t forz
berte. 9amit bate tie bas Bros
ordnm Der Soaialbempfrdtie onerz
tannt. tppae9sn bic coniernatipen Glez
mente Der pbItruftiDntrenoen YGrteter
enti6ieben tparnten. sSeierparn nahm
bic raoifalere Sorberunq auf Inn bic
Coalition qriinblih au ipreneen. Die
Spaialbemptroten nabmen bas 1elbft=
perftdnbit4 init orobem sSubel anf
unb haben am Samitag etne bon
$4,000 9lrbeitern beIuhte MaiIenper@
iammlung bor Dem Borlaments9ez
bGube in 8ubapeit abge1alten unb
etne Seputation an Den BrGiioenten
bes 6auies abaeIanbt, Die oemielben
Elm @efub nit 100000 llnteri6riften
su 9unften bes allgemeinen Stimm@
rehts iiberreidte.
Wenn bic TorberunQ in tpeiteren
3reiien oes 9olfes Hiid6alt ftnbet,
bat bic Coalition nit threr Bolttit
cine Sage berdufbsihlporen, Die lie
ntht eeipo[(t bat, aus Der itd6 I6lteBz
lid Die nOtbioe 2DiunQ snttptdeln
mag. sSnatpiihen bat lie bis 5um
nG6Iten Wtpnat iid all beiinnen, mas
fie Der Ge9ierun9 onaubieten perma9.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-10-05
9d)t.lr fiir a1,ftrh1iffnhrt.

Baris, bas Gloorabo Der g(eros
nauten, bat nit elmer Ginrintung ben
g(nfang gema6t, sic 3ur5ett eben nur
in Der frana0iifdsn 6auptitaot mDez
lid 1T. Man bat auf Dem Nlahe, auf
Dem friiber Ods S9edter Columbia
itano, in Der Hdbe Ser porte Moilot
eiren Dffentli2en Neroorom aebaut.
in ipel6em 2aien in Der 9(eronautif
untertpieien uno nit alien ltebungen
pertraut aenla9t iperben. Die lie
bungsbaGons iinb gefeiIelt unb iteiaen
biz 81! 400 Waeter 0Dhe enpor. Muz
BerSem bient Der Qleroorom our 9(ufs
na6me Ger pielen pripotballons, oie
ben Mitglieoern bes Bdriier Meroclub
gebOren. Sine berartige @inrintunq
mar fir paris au elmer Notbfpenoies
felt geiporben, nadbem, nomentltc,
in Den &reifen Der pberen 3ehntauz
feno, Die 2iebbaberei fir ipprtlihe
Bdllonfabrten fait 5u elmer Manie
geipnrben lit.
Mud cine aipeite Neuerune auf biez
fem 8ebietesift aus 8dris gu meloen.
9luf benz leBten aeronautifden gon=
greB, Der in Der franaDfif1en 6aupt=
itaot tagte, fpuroe es BON beri9ieoenen
seiten lebbaft beflaet, baB es an
eSnitituten feble, um tiihtiee uno ers
fabrunasrei4e 2ufti6iffer aussubils
Den. Siefem nebelitonoe tit nuns
mebr ourh GriinOung elmer ,gorz
rnalidule fir 2uftfdifffabrt", pie
Der offtaieae 5itel betbt. absebolfen
iporoen, unb Der fran5Diifde Miniiter
beg Snneren bat feline grlaubniB CUR
grriGtung elmer berartiaen 9tnifalt
gegeben. Die 51iiler perben burd1
@prtrdee uno in Der praris ausses
biloet, miiFen Elm gramen ableqsn
un0 erbaltt fo6ann Elm Diplom ans-
geitellt, 6as ibnen ernlDaIidt, in oas
militdrif6e 2uftf9ifferforp5 aar
gerpgllftdnbisung ibrer asnntniife
einautreten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-10-05

feine 8erne baben, ipaihs Tie unb fege
iie II Stllnben in frifdes 8runnens
tpafIer. Ddnad) trodne man lie nit
eihenl reinen gu6e ab, ihi6te lie nit
ben angegebenen Getpiiraen in 5teins
tDpfe, lDie bds Sals i'm Maiier aufs
ateBe biefes nebit benz gIIig auf bic
9urfen, tpel9e rei9Ii6 nit Der 8riibe
beoedt iein miiifen, unb leee einsn
Senfbeutel .(2einipanblGd9en ppG
@5enffdmen) barauf, bab er Die @urz
fen bebedt. @urfen mad biefer
gorihrift eingema6t, baben einen
febr angenebmen @eI6mad unb er;
balten ii9 gut. 3ugleid eignen iie fia
gan5 bpr5iigli6 gu @ltrtenfalat.
8ebanblung Der perenz
ntrenben 8Iiitben1t a ub en-
i'm 9erbf. Miit benz @intritt bes
Sroites fbtpinbet BEL unieren geren=
MEN Die lebte 8lume unb man tbut
ipobl, baran 5u benfen, baB fte I'M
nG9iten Sabre, obne Den Winter iiber
@9aben gu nebmen, frif6 unb frdfs
tie aufiprieBen unb sebeiben fDnnen.
8ei benienieen Stauben, beren 3riebe
fir bas nd91te sSabr unter Der CRIB
oberflG9e liegen, entfernt man ale
trodenen Steneel, reiniet iiberbaupt
bic Gabotten bes @artens bor @inz
tritt bes Winters. g1i9ts eetpd6rt
einen unprbentliberen Ginbrud in eiz
mem 9arten, ais nit ben trdurieen
&eiten Der Sommer6errIi9teit beitonz
bene unb nit faulenbem 2oub bebedte
8eete unb Rabotten. Stauben Der erz
pGbnten Dirt bebiirfen in Der Regel
teines @interf9ubes. 2(nbers perbGIt
eS ii9 nit benienigen perennten, bea
rem 3petgbilbun9 in bem iiber Der
@rbe befinbli6en gtamme liegt. 9oz
bin gebDren 8eil6en, 8eIlts, @tiefs
miitterden, Prtmeln, 2DpenmauI,
Itelei, gergiBmeinniht, Nelten, Mraz
BIB II. T. tp. SSn cine beIpnbere &laiie
itno BON ben genannten Stauben biez
ientgen gu re6nen, Die ii6 bur9 3erz
tbetlen bes Stammes permebren laIz
fen, 3. 9. Prtmeln, 8ersibmeinniht,
8enis, arabis. Sir iie 1T Der 9erbiY
Die bette 3eit 5ur Reuonpflan5uns!
Man bebt Die 8ufde nit bem Spaten
Dorit6tig aus Der @rbe unb serleet
bic ein5elnen Sbeile 70, boB bic tleiz
men Wurseln Der Pflanae 9etpGbr fir
Mntpahfen bieten. Gttpas rei1li6e
9epGHerung In Der erlten Wp9e fDrz
bert bas glnipa9fen Der iuneen
Stdmm9en. 8ei i9nesarmen Mintern
fommt es por, baB Die Neupflanauns
ausptntert, b. B. baB Der SroF Die
aarten Wuraeln iiber ben @rbboben
bebt unb nerni9tet. 8ei eeIbiibter
Sage 1T biefe 8efiir6tung eeringsr als
Bel freier. 9ier 1T 81 ratben, bic Mns
pflansune nit Stdten5lpeigen gu bes
le9en unb bieIe bur9 Safen i'm 8pben
81 befeiti9en. Nelfen letben ou9 sus
tpeilen bur9 SSroit. 9tp9 mebr aber
tommt es bor, bob bic 3tpeige am 8ps
ben bur9 SdulniB au leiben baben.
Sn biefem Sale iit bas 9luf6inben Der
@taube unb 8efeftigen berfeIben an
einem Stabe, ben man nit sSi6ten,
reiiig umbinbet, gu empfeblen. 8ei
Stiefniitterden lit bas @erfabren
einfa9. Mtan i6neibet Die uusselau1
fenen 3peige iiber Der grbe ob unb
bebedt ben itebsngelahenen Stamm
nit 2aub pber Hetiig. Sn dbnlider
Weife perfG6rt man nit @eil9en, 20=
Denmaul unb 2(rabis. @s lit itets 5u
empfeblen, ben Stauben, unb feien iie
audi dls tpinterbart befannt, eine
leibte fbiiBenbe Oede au seben. sic
lobnen uns uniere seringe Miibe i'm
Somner rei9li9 bur9 Wu6s una
5lDr.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-10-05

NGerbinas fommt man obne Be-
i6eioenbeit meter in Der Welt, aber
niemals au ben aroBen berrlihen
Sinaen, an benen bieTe fiibrt.
" X
Gin 3eitunasfhreiber i'm Often
idreibt bic 1lrfahe Der @bnabnae Der
Geburten in einiaen Stdaten benz ltmz
itonbe alt, DAB bic &opfsa6l elmer
sSamilie ieBt fleiner lift, dls friiber.
Gr lit Elm 3fpillinas .bruber bes Man@
nes. Der ba iaate, baB bic Mdrme
burd bic 6ibe entftshe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-10-05

Der 6err NDdefeller lit Elm enifd]ies
bener @eantr bes Srinfens. gr tpeiR,
es, bab @tanDarbDl ME Musiiht Bat.
eig beliebteg @etrdnf au tperben.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-18

~, 49,,
may Prtt1nu 20 90 BUSINESS. Win Il uoo 600,
CUT thl""Sh th' Wills anu tilFh YOU VI.
nave ..nS0Iu.elN StIoneu 10 .lit TtiA HH..lt
C;entIemen / hone Thar Won will nor
vote for this minority rpnort
Mir O'RRIEN: Mir sneaker. I
wish to refer to some OF TIN,
arguments that tho gentleman has
made 1t is not true that under this law
Il man can go to one drug store and get
the permitted amount and then go to an
OF her under Il different name in the same
town and there get the same amount. and
so on until he makes the rounds of all tn"
drug stores in the town. That very case
| il provided Tor in tins hill. Unless Il per
son is known to the druggist H." must be
identified by some reputah." cltl;-''n; a1,d
tn:n ne mus mas M, me :" ,aef
seven preceding G.vs bought any lirucrs
NJ any place in that or any o,her town.
md ,oc.at har with that fact th.ra Is Il
,'i" ~ at.,i,,,ad GU thst If mo ,,,I,oe ,,,.
DehailE attached ;" thft u We MANS '"F
tlISStdteliSit l" tile vi tSSsH' ~ .'i''. r.
iicli:tr. me resuit "nula Nc tI''tt oi. IN ~
iolloWl's NaoiiaH 49, .ii',S ''i. 49,, ~ W.
his Erst purchtst Wouiu aplS.l ":,'a ~
records OF the town on GU! ''cth' INV wy
minute t,e I'colu VI M -, 10
goes TO the Town or citH Cl'ih uio't ,iii,
bill he Is llabe 10 me or lnpTlSonm'nt
or both. Isn't that sufilclcnt 10 Keep Il
man from gong TO dificrrht drus
stores 4"r II :E,'i S,'H - - ~ 80, ~.
nie ,"r ,..''m 20 on. Vel. ,nder this law
-tt-lr md Nl-tl N
sac,rn :, rcnut,blc person to identify him.
thrn no cannot secure any LIQUOR what
tycr under the provisions OF this bill
~, Co... c,.o,,o, s,vs
ne eeh'lciHah ION ''Nu NV, i l.,r
tiiht II we pas tIIs i''" , AZ IL. IL
landlords Oh thc otlte VIII iiil 1.';
d. GIN 10 loon lol itoi9tN''u u" - !;
IN" gentleman must khow VIZ. ''clt -
a provision IN the statute winch ntkeS
the mnd'"rd VINO le'lSts MS pIotci ~ :" -
person VINO IS ens'iseu II, tduo[ ~ ~
VINO IS coNNlcitu III coult u iiau ~, Ill
Ing I'st rs ni'plc as ne Dl;in VIC sens
the nquor hlinseh. lsn th;,, FltttS meat
NJ" MEkHilsi-. , Mouiu ''Hh, - ne MI M
4 regularly ilc'hS"u ulus.'st "l,h 'n'e ~
should become Il law, IL th'it statute
A., C,pEtEN. If no ;s q rerulor drug
oct ANA Iris Inv should be passed and
hn1ainn his hermit undar that law. YOU
viii not find him selling any LIQUOR ex-
cent for medicinal purposes because the
res, ,ictions in this law are such that he
| is not going to take the risk of losing his
entire investment.
| Tho gentleman says that if any of the
people in the towns of the State desire.
they can have an agency. There are only
| He says that in Bangor they have voted
| to do away with the agency. am not
| responsible for the acts oi the muncipai
| government OF the CITY OF Bangor out
| the fact that the mlnicipai government
| of Bangor has voted to DO away win
| the only legal place whcre tneN coulu
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-18
HOUSE..
Friday, March 18th Is

Friday, March 18th 1905.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Josselyn OF
Gardiner.
Journal Of yesterday read and ap-
proved.
Papers from the Senate disposed of
in concurrence.
Senate Bills on First Reading.
Resolve in favor of George z. Morri
son.
Resolve in favor of extra pay to
Maine volunteers in the late wal
with Spain.
Resolve in favor Of George G. Weeks
Bill. to provide for enforcement OF
law against manufacture and sale OF
liquors.
Resolve in favor of Ida Yeaton.
The following were read three times
and passed to be engrossed under
suspension Of the rules:
An act relating to a winter speedway
on the Kennebcc River at Gardiner.
An act to authorize the town OF
Mechanic Falls to acquire certain
property and lights in the Mechanic
Falls Manufacturing Company.
An act to amend chep,er 1876 Of the
Municipal Court.
An act to amend paragraph twenty
Of section one Of chapter ia OF the Re.
vised Statutes, relating to the salary OF
the commissioner Of sea and shore
fisheries.
Majority and minority reports of the
committee on towns. relating to bill
an act annexing to the town of Rogue
Bluffs certain Islands forming part o.
the town Of Jonesport. came from tn
Senate that branch having acceptet
the minority report.
On motion of Mr. Shaw Of Clinton
pending the acceptance Of either re
port both reports and bill were tabled
and Tuesday Of next week assigned TO
their consideration.
Report OF committee on inland fish
cries and game. reporting Ought no
to pass on bill. an act to amend sec
ton one Of chapter 2O1 o. the privat
and special laws Of 1908. relating to tn
protection Of deer IN. the counties o
Kennebec, Waldo and Lincoln. cam
from the Senate the vote reconsidere,
by that branch whereby the report wa
accepted and the bill substituted 70
the report
On motion Of Mr. Littlefield of Rock
iand, the vote was recons:dered where
by. the House accepted the repor
ought not to PASS: ana on furthe
mutton by the same gentle man the hi
l was substituted for the report in con
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magnificent carvings in stone and wood
have already been found among other
evidences of a superior civilization.
Professor Saville confined his re-
searches while in Mexico and Central
America to excavating among the
mammoth ruins of Uxmal. with sorne
months spent on the sites of Palenque
and Copan. OF Tikal he is acquainted
principally through his co-laborers.
According to accounts the road TO
Mandalay, or even to Lhassa, is a
smooth highway compared with the
tortuous journey to Tikal. Arriving
at the coast of British Honduras one
must paddle for miles up an unpro-
nounceable river and tramp for days
through an almost uninhabitable and
impenetrable forest. waylaid by venom
Gus serpents and beset by proboscidian
insects, he explained. An idea of the
denseness OF the jungle which 1t is
necessary to traverse is given In the
report that one may frequently be fifty
feet from immense masses OF masonary
without being aware OF the fact. The
Central American forests are so luxur-
liant that great tracts may be cleared
only to revert to the jungle within
fifteen or twenty years.
Tikal. or its ruins. is in the center OF
what was once a vast limestone plain.
but is now a giant forest. some miles
northeast OF the Lake OF Peten. in
northern Guatemala. writes the ex-
plorer. His report continues with the
information that. as far as the investi-
cations have progressed to date. 1t Is
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that science has for weeks been anx-
iously awaiting report from Profess
sor Mailer supplementing brief out
line of his progress amid the densely
forested tombs and temples Of Tikal.
About all that is known of the region
and its vanished masters is possessed
by Professor Marshall H. Saville, OF
the American Museum Of Natural His
tory, who himself spent several years
studying and excavating in the same
neighborhood. His own discoveries.
with those of Professors Maudslay and
Mailer. of which he has supplementary
reports, are more absorbing than many
romances. While a few scientists have
for some time been aware Of such
ruins as those Of Tikal existing, moth
ing has heretofore been made public
of the important researches now under
way.
A Remarkable Civilization
That the Mayan race. which thou
sand or more years ago dominated
Central America and was in turn prob
ably dispossessed by the Aztecs. had
reached as high state Of civilization.
II not higher, than the ancient Egyp-
tians or Assyrians. is believed by Pro-
fessor saville. Taking Graeco-Rom-
an hold on the subject. he added, In
discussing the explorations few days
ago, that ample discoveries had been
made to bear out his assertion thac
the ruins OF Tikal are by far the most
important ever discovered on this coli
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