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The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-09
BLUES FAIR.

Company G Busy With Arrangements
 for Latter Part of Month.
 The Blues, Company G, are busy pre- pairing for a. grand fair to be given Mo- vernber 25, 27, 2S, 29, 30, December 1 and ?. There Is to be a $100 prize offered, and a prize for the most popular lady. Dancing will be free each night. Music will be, by Cooks orchestra.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-09
SECTION c.

Open to Amateurs Only. Class 1. Specimen palm; 1st, T. E.
 Duffy.
 Class 2. Specimen fern (coIlectfon of
 blubs (given by Frank E. Platt) {;
 1st, T. B. Duffy. Glass 8. Specimen rubber plant; 1st,
 James Moore. Class 4. Specimen chrysanthemum; 1st,
 W. Symons; 2d, James Moore. Class B. Specimen Boston fern; James
 Moore.
 Class 6. geraniums in flower; W. sy- mons.
 Class '. towering begonias; W.
 Symons. Classs 8. 1 foliage plant, not mentioned in above list; w. Symons.
 Glass 10. ohrysanthemums, single stems in inch pots; James Moore.
 Class Il. Best group of foliage plants
 (given by John B. Heaton), T. E. Duffy.
 Class 12. Best group foliage, and flow ering plants (given by Prof. Tou- mey) 1st, W. H. Symons; second James Moore. Class IS. 3 Rex begonias; Symons. Class IA. Best three pompons, chrysan- themum plants (collection of bulbs value of $2.50 given by Frank S. Platt) Symons. SECTION G. Open to All. Class 1. Best 30 chrysanthemum blooms ten varieties of 3 each (given by o. G. Jennings, silver cup, value S20); Walter Angus. Class 2. Best 24 chrysanthemum blooms (given by Prof. H. w. Farnam); H. Cliff; 2d, H. J. Mur- ray.
 Class 3. Best 12 pink chrvs nl5lcmun blooms (given by Mrs. Davicsj w. Angus; 2d, H. Cliff. Class I. Best 12 white chrysanthemum blooms, variety (given by Eli Whitney, W. Angus; 2d, J. H Murray.
 Class 5. Best 12 yellow chrysanthemum blooms, l variety (given by R. H
 Nesbit) H. Cliff; 2d, Angus. 1 Glass 6. Best 12 of any. other color, 1 variety; Cliff; 2d, Carlson.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-09
CHILD EATS STRYCHNINE TAB-
 LETS.

Little Beatrice Brice Dies as Result of
 Accidental Poisoning.
 As a consequence of eating tablets containing strychnine, little Beatrice Brice, two years old, of Al Ivy street, died yesterday at her home of strych- nine poisoning. It was thought that the tablets had been placed in safe position, but in some way the child got possession of them, and ate with the fatal consequences. Dr. Bartlett pronounced the death accidental.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-09
COMING.

In the support of Miss Fife Fay, who comes to the New Haven theater on November 16, IT and IS in ''The Belle of Avenue A." are Hugh Fay, a brother of the comedienne and Harry Fields, the Jewish inpersonator, with company of sixty, including the famous beauty chorus of forty-three handsome women.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-09


 STEINERTONE PIANOFORTF. !, |, A Remarkable Instrument Offer ed at Wholesale Prices--Its
 Superiority over other
 makes.
 s The Steinertone Pianoforte continues to demonstrate its sll- periorty in all particulars over other I'm makes. No better proof of this fact can be had than the interest taken in the Stefnertome by professional pianoforte play- CTS and teachers in this and other cities and also in the way they are substituting it for their own piano for use. in their studios. Another proof is the increased sales. s..--, ,%e: T;I The wonderful tonaI. power of the SteinertOne, the remarka- ble rapidity of the key and it's hammer repitition; the delicacy of touch and the power and strength, durability and fine finish of its- admitted by experts. The Stein. ertOne is the acme of pianoforte building and leaves nothing to be desired.
 As to the price, this also re- comments 1t to the prospective piano purchaser. It is most req sonable because the pianois soIdat wholesale prices at the company's warerooms. Here the piano may be heard amid the simple sur roundings of a factory, free of all artificial acoustics that may enchance the power and beauty of its tones.
 Saving the expense of ela- borate and costly warerooms ther company is thus enabled to give the purchaser the best piano at the lowest price. This is an ac- ceptab1e offer and should not be missed. A careful, inspection. is earnestly solicited. Cars pass within half block of factory Five minutes ride from center of City. Remember The Steinertone Piano Go. 106 Park Street, New Haven, Conn.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-09
WEDDING LAST EVENING.

Miss Anna M. Walters Became Bride of
 Frank c. Lewis.
 Miss Anna M, daughter of Mr. and Mrs George Walters, of 195, James street, was united in marriage last evening to Frank c. Lewis, of this city. The ceremony was performed at eight o'clock in Grace P. E. church, Blatch- ley avenue, by the pastor, Rev. George A. Alcott. Both bride and groom were unattended.
 After the ceremony there was re- ception, at which only the immediate families were present.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-09
'ss 2; L Best IS chrysanthemum blooms

Class '; Best IS chrysanthemum blooms
 1S varieties, IS inches of stem 1
 noWer to a vase (given by Dr. T. c,. Ii. Bishop; Cliff; 2d, Angus CIass }. Best F tea scented white roses
 bgi9en,. bfgi9ea by so.o Rutherford Trow- Class g. Best IF tea scented pink roses tgixen by Rev. A. F.. stokes) Class 70. Best 12 tea scented red: Jos. Class IL Ids Best sst,5I F of any other variety. Class F. Best 6 American Beauty roses; J. P. Lorenson.
 class 1S. Best 25 red carnations: Cot tage Garden Co. @5 l,.-t Class 14. Best 25 white carnations; Cot tage Garden Co. A .saE4 Class 15. Best 25 light pink carnations; o,,- Cottage Garden Co.
 CIass l6. Best dark pink carnations; ,,,... cottage Garden Go. and Carlson. Class F. Best 25 carnations; varieties (glven by H. T. Blake); Cottage
 Garden Co.,; 2d, Cliff. Glass 1S. Best variegated carnations; ~, Cottage Garden Co.,; 2d, Carlson. Class 20. Best bunch Of 100 violets,
 double variety; John sIocum.
 SECTION H.-FRUITS. m z. Open to All
 Class l.: Best collection of. fruit; w. Class 2: 6 plates of apples in 6. varis-
 ties, 6 specimens of each; w. Class 5. Best collection of fruited
 branches of trees, shrubs and
 vines (given by Gustaye x. Am .y,.. rhyn), David E. Kydd, jr. Class 4. Best 3 punches of black grapes
 grown under glass); J. Sorenson; 2d, D. xydd.
 Class 6. varieties of pears, speci- mems of each variety; w. Angus. SECTION 1-VEGETABLES. .. s... @. Open to ALL. Class 1. Best collection of vegetables
 (giyen by Peter Henderson & ser: Col; o. Carlson x Class 2 Best 12 specimens, not more
 than&6 of each variety; w. An
 gus; 2d. o. Carlson.
 Class B.. Best species, not more than 6
 of each variety; W. Angus; 2d, E. Carroll. SECTION J. HORTICULTURALT TRADE
 EXHIBITS. Best display of seeds, bulbs, tools and
 garden fixtures, won by Frank S
 Platt & Go.
 The remainder of the prize list which has been omitted owing to pressure on our space, will be given in to-morroW's $ issue
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-09
CONDITION OF c. F. M,NE1I.

Dr. sperry stated last night that the condition of Charles F. McNeil, of the insurance firm of McNeil & Co, who is suffering with typhoid fever, was a lit- tie more encouraging. The patient spent a good day yesterday.a,fe.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-09
DIED IN PASADENA.

Mrs. Emma Everts Hyland-Leaves 8
 Son Here.
 Mrs. Emma Everts Hyland died in Pasadena, Cal, Saturday, after long illness. She leaves husband, c. H. Hyland; a son, w. J. Hyland, of this city, and two half-sisters, Mrs. Mattie Nichols and Mrs. Margaret Honeyman, both of Hartford.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-09
TEACHERS MEETING IN MADISON

A teachers meeting will be held on Saturday at p. m. at the high school in Madison, when A. B. Morrill, of New Haven will speak on Reading" and Katherine T. Harty of New Haven on Language"
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-09
Ea1sc,tftnsx.

SHORTHAND TAUGHT.
 NEW quick method. Terms moderate. Experienced Teacher, Box 281, n3 1r1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-07

Y is Just common cold, people saw.
there's no danger IN that. Admitting THEFT
statement then there are uncommon colds.
colds which are dangerous for MANY a
fatal sickness begins with a cold. If we
could tell the common cold from the un-
common We could feel quite safe. But we
can't. The uncommon variety is rarely
recognized until it has fastened its hold on
the lungs and there are symptoms of con-
SUMPTION
AT the first symptoms the careful person
will heed the warning by taking a mild
Laxative some vegetable pill that will not
disturb the system or cause gripping About
The best is - Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets
II the cold starts with a cough, and it
PERSISTS then some local treatment for this
condition should be taken. A we'll known
Alternative extract, which has been highly
recommended Dv thousands of users, is
Dr Pirrce's Golden Medical Discovery
This tonic compound is composed of an
extract OF roots and herbs and has sooth-
ing effect upon the mucous membrane,
a!lavs the irritation and at the same time
works in the proper and reasonable way,
al the seat of the tIouble-t1e stagnated or
noi,Ored blood.
Il contains no alcohol TO shrivel up the
blood corpusc.cs, but makes pure rich red
blood.
Dr. Pierce's 1000 page illustrated book.
sent free III paper covers on receipt of Fl
oue-ceut stamps TO pay cost of mailing onip
For II stamps the cloth bound volume will
be sent 1903 pages. Ii was formerly sold
for $50 per copy Address DR.. r. v.
Pierce, Buffalo, y. Y.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-07

Other hearings when will be- held.
this week. of interest to citizens of Au-
cueta and ricinity IS on 4 resolve in
favor Of the Augusta City hospital. be-
fore the committee on appropriations
and fn1ncial affairs. this afternoon. nj
80 o'clock: on an act to amend the
charter of TIL. [enr-bcc Valley Rail
road CO.. before the conn iitcc on rail-
iua Is and expresses. Wednesday after
noon: and on n resolve in favor Of
buildnG Il highway bridge between the
towns of Clinton and Fairfield at
PiShoE'S Ferry.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-07
WAISKEY OR FOOD
WHICH DO YOU 1Ikt'
FEW INTERESTING REMARKS
ON THE SUBJECT.
To be
Or not to bc.
That is the question.

To be strong and healthy or to be
weak and sickly; which do you prefer
Health is Il gem of priceless value and
with health. strength can be acquired.
Strong men and women are the Ma
TONS pride and are responsible for the
proper development of future general
tons. To become strong. one must
have lots Of good healthy flesh from
which 10 develop muscle
PHYSICAL culturists are becoming moro
and more numerous. You can sea ~cely
pick up a magazine without running
mcnts of methods for developing the
body. These all have more or less
merit, but the body cannot be devel-
oped unless there is some flesh on the
bones to be converted into muscle.
Persons leading sedentary lives ana
those employed in factories. mills. etc
90 not have the natural strength which
- Po''ots's'SN ~ lhooc NIitSt tCtulld-
tons keep them out of doors. mactiv-
ity and confinement indoors cause a re
taxation. Of the muscles and conse-
qucntly strength does not develop.
What shall be done for these people ?
Many turn to stimulants ana get tenn
porary relief. but the effect is not last :
ing. Others take the various remedies
which are offered but these are WORST.
than nothing. Most of them contain Il
large percentage Of alcohol. and while
they may produce an eyhilarating effect
at the start, their use works untold in
Jury. They slowly but surely disar-
lange the system and when their use il
discontinued. the reaction sets in which
leaves the victim in a condition where
II is necessary to use energetic mcl-
surcs. An examination Of the tissues
of the body Will disclose the fact that
the alcohol which is being taken into
the system inflames ana consumes
tii'i'. ilSttdu VI meaning ana building
them up.
What snail be taken when your sys-
tom is run down and your vitality is
low? Obviously what is needed is n
food that produces fat ana repairs the
wasted tissues; something that enrich
cs the blood ana increases CALCULATIONS;
4 builder. not Il destroyer.
Such a food is Magce's Emulsion. It
is a combination of pure Norwegian
Cod Liver Oil with Malt Extract ana
iypophoSphitcs of Lime and Soda
me OIL is fat and makes fat in the
body. The malt, according to physi-
clans. is the highest form Of food
known. and the Hypophosphitcs are Il
tonic. You thus get a food. Il medicine
and 4 tonic combined If YOU are run
down Magcc's Emulsion will build YOU
up just as surely as the sun will rise
on the morrow. II guards YOU against
Gods. Grip and Pneumonia by putting
your system in shape to withstand the
iaVaGrS of winter weather. II builds
up steadily and holds all il gains for
YOU.
l'cWHr" of the wine preparations of
cod liver oil. They contain no oil and
consequently cannot produce the Fat
which is desired. and the alcohol in
them tears down instead of building up
the tissues.
Remember Mngce'S Emulsion is non
alcoholic; 1t contains no wine. no whis-
ky; il is food ana food alone. Ii may he
procured Of Bowditch. Webster & 60.
Augusta. Ne.
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The following is the Sturyis bill il
new draft i'm full:

The following is the Sturgis bill in
new draft in full:
An Act to provide for the better en-
furccm.nt of the laws against the mdn-
uf;tcturc and sale of Intoxicating IL
quors.
Ee it enacted by the Senate and
House Of Representatives, i'll I.egiSla-
ture assembled. as follows:
Section /. The Governor. with the .;d-
wee ma consent of the Council, shall
appoint 4 commission consisting Of
three persons. one of whom shall be Il
lawyer. two members of said commits
sion shall be from the dominant poiiti-
cal party and one from the political
party casting the net highest vote at
the last state election. one Of said
commissioners shall be appointed for
one year. one for two years. and one
for three Years: ana each commissioner
thereafter shall be appointed for the
term Of three years, unless appointed
to fill a vacancy caused by resignation
tenn shnll expire at the time the term
of the commissioner. WhiSe place he
Was appointed to fill. would have en-
pirnd Each member of said commits
sion shall be paid Il salary of fifteen
hundred dollars &I5oO per year and lc
tual expenses. The salary shall h"
payable in four quarterly payments On
tho first days OF January. April. July
and October. Said commissioners shall
b. provided with an Office at thn St1tc
Capitol. with suitable furniture. sta
iioncry ana other necessary facilities
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MEN ARE PoWERLEsS
:" Fight Ag.lrat Niscrse Unless They
strike at the Underlying Cause.

LIP treat Dandruff and Falling Hair,
wan irritants or oils on which para
s.uc germ will prosper. is like sroopins
WAFER from the ocean to prevent the tide
,rcm rising
ION cannot accomplish a satisfactory
lre without having a right understand
trouble.
You must kill the DandruF Germ.
Newhro's Iierpicide does this because u
specially made 10 do that very tnins.
When the germ is removed. the haiF
us n" choice but to resume healthH
tfowth and beauty.
Destroy the cause. you remove the
sold by leading druggists. Send ioc; ~
Ds,hps for sample to The Herpicioe w.
oo"ditch. Webster & Co, Special Assnu
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STATE HOUSE.
Present Legislative Ses-
sion Almost Half Over.
New Draft for Sturgis Bill An
Important Document.
Provides for Lawyer on Commission
With Powers Of Attorney General.

The members of the legislature Will
i"c"nvrne, this morning a, 10. 80 O'Clock.
to begin the work Of The sixth wr4L,
OF the present session. With the work
Of this week accomplished the Logisla-
ture of 1905 viii he half over. that *.
provided the business is completed il!
the same length Of time as in 1903 ana
already few anticipate that the pres
eht session will be shorter by two
weeks than that OF two :tarS ago. Blu:
there are som" big pl oblcms yet 70
solve and the wise ones predict that the
session will he no shorter than that Of
1908 and that in fact they will consider
Themselves lucky if Trey get home be-
tof" March y.
The schedule Of committee hearings
fer tn. next three days is extensive. and
comprises manT nel suree of local ana
general interest. The three big hearings,
this week, are hose relating to stat"
Printing on Wednesday afternoon. thu.
hearing before the judiciary on Join.
= solution proposing an amendment to
tn" constitution Of thu state of Maine
relative to the establishment of Il peo-
rlc's vote through the optional rcferen-
d-lm and the direct initiative by petit
ton and election. this afternoons; AMI
tn" hearing on the measures relating
to th' rcSubmiss;on of the fifth amend
n:"nt Of the constitution relating to the
manufacture and sale OF intoxicating
LIQUORS.
The hearing on rcsuhmiSSion will
axe place. this afteraOon. and Repre-
Scntativts Hail will be utilized for this
purpose. Som" Of the Leading temper
aNcc advocates in III" State will H..
present at the hearing to oppose tho
measure and 4 big crowd is anticipated.
The quest ton under consideration will
rnblbly hc argued by senator Staples
of Knox and Representative" O'Bri"n ii
lewiston. both Of whom have petitions
row pending action by the committee
on temperance. The Indications are thai
the hearing will be rs Interesting as
any that has ever been held on this
great bone of contention that comes up
for consideration at nearly every Scs-
sion Of the Main" LEGISLATURE.
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Under the old bill the commission
was authorized 20 appoint one or more
deputy commissioners. !. si1ents of tho
S2ld city or -own m which the law was
not being enforced, or send one or moro
deputy commissioners from some otbcr
section of the State
Section is The mosr in-nortart nart
of the new bill as it concerns tho du.
" ~ the 'aWNAr upon the board Of
"i'eiltilt tommS'oEerS. 1t pro-
woes mat the lawyer NAV exercise all
tht rights. powers and functions and
mall have and may exercise the same
power and control over tn, attornevs
Tor th' state il; tn. several counties
III all matters relating to the manuf,,-
ture and sale Cf Intoxicating Iinuor.
Row vested in the attorney general of
'HlS state iHlS section further pro-
NfieS mat upon tht certificate of said
commissioners undc~ their hand aft.,.
hotice ana hearing tha attorney for the
State Tor any county stating that IN
Their Judgment such attorney is not
diligently enforcing the law aoainst
the manufacture and sale of intnxi.,.
ing LIQUORS. III" chief Justice Of H..
''Ni'N''' jul i'ti ouIt Oh any Justice
presiding in III" country shall designat .
4 competent attorney to take charge
OF the cIiminll docket of said comm.
s" far as it relates 20 the violations If
such law"
Section 9 makes tho same provision
concerning fc.s coll -cted by the en-
forcenent commissioners or its denu-
ties as did section Of the old bin II
lrOviGes that the fees 50 collected SHAH
he divided rqually between the STATE
and the county IN which the prosecu
tion IS held, except" reads the new
bill. during the time when 4 special at
tornry is appointed 70 perform the du-
ties for the attorney for the State Cor
Said county in which event all fines co..
lected on prosecutions Instituted during
such time shall L." paid to the state
Section 10 provides that nothing in
the bill shall lclicv" Shcr;ffS and coun-
~ attorneys or the mI!i:cipal officers
If cities and towns OF the duties devo!-
ing upon them for thu enforcement Of
the 'ohibitoTy law.
Section II provides FOR the removal
by the Governor Of any commissioner
"h" is negligent in the performance of
duty.
The act will take effect when APPROX
cd.
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LAND OF FLOWERS AND SUM-
SHINE.
California Woman's Letter Of Special
Interest to People in Augusta.

AT this season OF the year a letter
is OF special interest to our readers.
The following letter from the Holden
largest drug houses on the Pacific
coast. is Of especial interest. They
write: Enclosed is "A letter from one
IF the most prominent residents Of this
city. She will not allow her name to
be published in the newspapers but We
can furnish it tu anyone writing us
The letter is as follows:
For some four years my daughter
has mad headaches. which seriously in
telfe"ed with her school work. Until
recently we attributed the trouble TO
eye strain. but happening to notice
your advertisement Of Hyomei. we
were satisfied that her trouble came
from Catarrh.
We purchased a dollar outfit. ana
within tWenty-four hours great relief
was experienced, and the loosening of
mucous matter and the reduction Of
throat Inflammation began. Sixty
al
complete recovery. which we consid-
cred very satisfactory after nearly four
Years Of expense and fruitless treat
ment 10y other methods. and that we
feel grateful is to put it mild
Mrs.
This letter shows that many cases of
sickness and debility are simply caused
by c1tarrh and that they can be cured
by Hyomei. This is Natures own
| method of curing Catarrh, intoxicating
the air YOU breathe.
A complete outfit. including the in
haier. costs bat 81. and extra bottles
are only 30 cents. Ask Bowditch &
Webster and Percy w. Means to show
YOU the strong guarantee under which
they sell this remarkable remedy.
7.e1I.
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CURES THE THROAT ANDLUNcS

Rallard's Golden OIL has been tested and
recommended by thousands TO be the
mos wonderful medicine for Coughs.
1p'dS. Group. Asthma Bronchitis and Sore
Ihroat. Gives quick relief and cure
soon follows. Try it. &c. and SOC. at
pIncsiSts' and general stores. Take no
Mnsltnte. Manufactured by BALLARD
~ocDEN OIL co. Old Town. Ne