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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-28
LOOKS LIKE A
BUMPER IN S. D.
REPORTS FROM THE FIELDS ARE
MOST ENCOURAGING.
The Sioux Falls Commercial News Gov
ers 250 Points In South Dakota, and
in Every Instance the Reports State
that There Are No Evidences Of
Black Rust at Present.
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal.
Sioux Falls, S. D., July 28.-E. J..
Mannix, editor of the Commercial News,
sent to bankers, merchants and other
reliable business men at 25O points in
South Dakota request that they fur
nish him with a brief report as to the
condition of crops.
Nearly all have made reports, and in
every instance the writer's declare that
there is not the slightest Indication Of
rust. Most of the reports were made
after a personal inspection OF wheat
fields. The reports with scarcely an ex-
ception speak of the excellent condition
of all kinds of crops.
In the vicinity of Britton crops are
stated to be better than during any sea-
was famous for it's big crops and which
started the big immigration to what is
now the state Of South Dakota.
In the vicinity of Eureka it is stated
that wheat will yield all the way from
twenty five to forty bushels to the acre;
oats, from eighty to one hundred bush
els TO the acre, and other crops in pro
portion. Oats in the vicinity of Bal
tic will yield from forty to. fifty bushels
per acre; wheat, from thirteen to TWEEN
ty; flax, from twelve to eighteen, an6
corn from forty to fifty. F..
Reports of a similar encouraging ma
ture are made from practically every
part of the state. South Dakota i:
likely to have one Of the greatest crops
in it's history. 49,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-28
Brown County, S. D., Inspected.

Aberdeen, s. D., July 2S.-W. J. I'm;
derwood of Chicago, assistant general
manager of the Milwaukee road; &. 4:
the James River division; Professor
Bull of the University Of Minnesota,
and Mr.. Crowley, wheat expert for
the McCaull-We Elevator compa-
ny, made thoro inspection of the
wheat situation in Brown county. The
party went over the lines of the rail
road in the county, making q. careful
examination. They report finding some
rust and some smut, but Professor Bull
bumper crop are so encouraging and
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-28

lakes, on the steamer Mayfower, as
the guests Of President John X. West
of the Commercial club. Other mem
bers of the club who assisted in the
entertainment were Mayor w. J. Nor
row, C. M. Johnston, Henry Dahlen,
A. G.. Wedge, ST., DR.. E. B., Hoyt, A.
G.. Wedge, Jr., E. L. Jordan, Peter
Glaum, Peter Schroeder, Caspar Wack-
man, H. A. Bowman, jeff d; IRISH, W..
W. J. Wood, G.. H. ProctoT J. H. Fans,
Nils Michelet, E. G.. Holms, B. Cast
berg, L. j. Norby, George W. Peoples,
R. ". Moore, E. F. Harris, liver Grims-
gard, Philip Converse, G. F. Smell, G.
Z. Morse, George G. Bush, George B,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-28

Hamilton, DR.. Dexter, John Dahm, W.
L. Taylor, T. A. Nottage, w. H. Cow
ley, Dr.. W. R. Morton and A. Holm
berg.
". E. Verify Of Wadena accompa-
MED the party from Detroit to Wa
At Wadena several changes were
made in the personnel Of the party;
John Biorhus Of the Tidende returned
to Minneapolis, and J. W. Lahde of
the Vusi Kotimaa Of New York Mills,
and Mr.. Cline of the Times joined the
party.
Editor Charles O. Eastman met the
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-28
CROP NOTES.

Cannon Falls Mimi --Threshing Of rye Is pro-
crossing in this vicinity. Threshing from the
shock Is the order of the day.
Lake Crystal, Mnn.--Farmers are harvesting
oats in this locality. Rye and barley are all
cut. The cutting of wheat will begin Monday.
Fertile, Minn.,-The crops in this vicinity are
in fine condition, with no signs Of black rust.
Farmers commence cutting within
weeks.
Fergus Falls Minn.-Heavy rain occurred yes
terday, about an inch falling in fifteen min
utes. No damage was done to crops except that
some heavy grain was lodged. The general crop
outlook is magnificent
Pembina, N. D-No black rust Is visible here.
The wheat in many places is very poor and many
fields are cut down and plowed under. There
will be about onehalf the usual crop in good
seasons. 1t is ten days later than other years.
and will be from the Goth to the 25th Of August
before any wheat is ripe.
| Pipestone Minn.-The first threshing was done
| in Pipestone county July &C. an earlier date
| than any previous year. The threshing on
the farm of Will Whitehead, northwest Of this
city. The yield of rye 3O1a bushels to the
acre. The grain was marketed in Pipestone at
| 60 cents q bushel. n"
| Albert Lea, Minn.-Reports are coming in Of
! large amount of smut in the small grain of all
| kinds in this county. especially on barley and
oats Barley is all cut and some wheat and
oats ready for harvesting It is difficult to
estimate the damage from smut, but in some
| fields it Is considerable.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-28
IN TODD AND WADENA
NEWSPAPER MEN SHOWN THE
BEAUTIES OF CENTRAL MIN
NESOTA COUNTIES.
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal.
Long Prairie. Mimi, July 2S.-Citi,
zens Of this village are the hosts OF
the members Of the state immigration
day. The party arrived here at 1920
this morning and will remain until 8
this afternoon. Lunch and a drive thru
the lands of Todd county are the en-
tertainments offered.
Yesterday the excursionists shifted
their. headquarters from Crookston to
Wadena. En- route they stopped at
Detroit long enough to take breakfast
and make a tour Of Lakes Detroit and
Sally, the upper pair Of the chain of
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-28
Traverse County AL Right.
Special to The journal.

Wheaton, Mimi, July 2s.-Traverse
county is destined to produce a more
than average crop this year from all
calities are crying rust, grain here never
looked better. Wheat will be good
average crop, barley and flax way above
the average, and oats good. The sale
of Irvine for the past week or more
from this place has been unusually
large, indicating that the farmer ex-
poets good returns. Wheat is filing
well, and barley is being cut. They will
begin to cut wheat in ten days or less.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-28

excursionists at Wadena and piloted
them to their lunch.
The afternoon was spent driving
about the country and in the evening
the newspaper men met the citizens at
a banquet and smoker.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-28

the wheat 50 far along that the county
is assured Of more than an average
crop despite the slightly unfavorable
conditions.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-28

More cases of sick headache, bilious
ness, constipation, can be cured in less
time, with less medicine, and for less
money, by using Carter's Little Liver
Pills, than by any other means
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-28

MILLS PRESENTED TO KING.
London, July 2S.-Whitelaw Reid, the Amer
lean ambassador, presented D. Ogden Mills
of New York and San Francisco to King Ed
ward yesterday at. Buckingham palace.
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kHOk.
U:I.Or!.

1, u. ,i,;.th Of Wi.iiam Thorndyao
which occurred 1T his hone Mo-. M +,
18th. Union loses one of her oldest an,
most respected citizens. and one who Ia,
been 4 lifelong resident. Though he ia,
reached the advanced age OF ~ Years Nv,
Thornkyke had never remembered having
a days sickness until within u lew ,ln,..
when he gradually failed and haG never
employed physician Tor himself He is
survived by thlee sisters besides numernII.
other relatives and friends. Much syn,pn-
thy is feel. tor the TWO sisters. who hay
always lived with him Their home viii
indeed he lonely.
Mr.. and Mrs Russell have moved into
the tenement rec~nIy vacated by Mr. am
Mrs. ChaS Clark.
q. w. Fish is taking vacation and
visiting some OF til" western states
Leland Ames has gone 10 Roci>land t,
consult with physicians there. Ills manN
fll"l;G* hope for AN early return with
health imprCN ed.
Sta;e Master Gardner installed the off,
GERS Of Seven Tire" Grange Jam. nth =
TN" N o2lam was reHGcred and supper
served TO SrrnGers and invited guests wa
enjoyed by all.
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Of Chapter 10 of the Revised Statutes in
'ea'l''i 10 api"aia from touinii,lIi~l,a
EhbAi. JANUARY il. 1876. AZ :.
,,np 4? OF the Revised Statutes in rela-
'ioh 70 me appointments of clerks of the
. ~ Iiii courts.
No ~ On an .A,t 10 amend Se.t'o, !;
81 : idn,er e. Of the Revised Statutes re-
latihs 70 probate courts
j. ~. ~ on PETITION IF Hon. A. "
PROXY go '"'t'e -
NJ s. On an Act 70 amend Section u
:, nap!er III Of the Revised Statutes RI
Id t!HS 10 INSANE persons
No; ". TN an Act 10 amend the cha,tr
Power Co. i'''a 81
WEpNEsDAY FEBRUARY |. 1865, at .
Nc. - On report IF tna co,m;.s;o,,
on uniformity laws ;
49, 10 Ok. On general Act relating to ne
NO. 81. On an Act to authorize the town
river. "eio" ~! n
No So. On an Act to enlarge the COR
Company. "oo'eii
No l6: On an Act relating to the ap-
20 'ilt NJ OF conStabie> by the City Coun-
No "a On an Act to authorize tho
. ,ioI't dit, ater COMPANY to sencra,e sc,
o'clock P. NJ. -''' CT :
NO. a. On an Act to authorize The An
ststa Water District to acquire the pron-
CIV and franchises of the Divine Wattr
Company. '' "'e'
No. ~ On an Act to extend and reau-
iatf the liability of employers 10 maxi
t cmnli'' hsailon Tor personal injuries suf-
''r"n nv tnp'oFfS in their service
o'"irck =. NJ AV'' az :
NO 81. On an Act to confer concurrent
80 i''NTi- - 1900
superior court Of Cumberland county.
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APPROPRIATIONS AND FINANCIAL
AFFAIRS

The Committee on Appropriations ana
Financial Affairs will give puhlic hear
ing in its rooms at the State Iicuse in
Augusta.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY o5, 1905. al
10 l.. NJ
on resolve in favor of the Young Wo
mems Home of lewiston. Maine.
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY ~. ianl. a
10 T. NJ
In favor Of 4 p,titirn for the aid of tn,
Norway Hone for Aged Women
An Act in favor Of an appropI iltiou 70,
he w. &. T. L. department for Home
less children.
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY /. 1905 Is
2. NJ.
on a resolve in favor of the Society
Sisters of Charity. for the use of tn,
Healy Asylum. Lewiston. Maine.
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY S. 1875. Is
p. NJ.
on 2 resolve in favor of Maine Genera
| Hospital.
| On a resolve II favor Of Eastern Main
General Hospital.
| FRANK II. UPPER. Ssc'y.
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COMMITTEE HEARINGS.
JUDICIARY.

The Committee on Judiciary will give q
public hearing in its room at the State
lIuISr in Augusta.
THURSDAY. JANUARY 10. 1903, at 4.
o'clock 2. n. On an ~ to authorize the
from Carleton Pond.
No. \. Al art 10 amend Chapter u o.
he Private and Spe. "a Laws OF IN EMU u,
,Iouiion Win pure water. as amended
No. -. Al az; to prevent the pollution
No 81 An act to extend the charter OF
the Caratunl Power COMPANY
No 81. An act relating to the WINTHROP
ard Wayne Light and Power Company
TUESDAY. JANUARY - l"'. at
o'rlnvk +. NJ.
NJ. Il. on an Net to author 2" The cam
den and RockIani Water 'ompanE /" rs
1t, hoods ior the pnrpos" Q; ietlrllE Ger
tain OF its outstanding bonds.
No ~. On an Act to legali2c the doingS
ii the tow, of Sanford in th" county OF
York. and thu board OF S"l"ct'n"n Thereon
IN he CoHStrICt!o3. -. Il sewer y stem
ard The making Of a temporary ioa" ia
nay therefor.
30 s.. on an Act to ratify mortgage,
of tine F't Fairfield Electric Company anG
issue of bords secured thercb%.
No 81 On an Act to extend the proNlS-
ors OF Chapter t. OF the Rrvistd star L
ulaS TO dipSpmania'S. inebrliteS anu VIC
tins of the drug habit.
No. -. On an Act /" amend Scctiom 10
nf ('h3ntpr III of the PlhllC i-iWS OF lo"
i'm rala ton to State tax sales.
No. 80 ON an Act to amend section
of chapter 81 of the Revised statutes re,
Intine 20 interest on loans on personal
, 10. ii. ON an Act to amend Section II.
~; ,'haias.r OF the Revised Statutes le-
laiin- to toy nShlpS.
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY -. 1905. at
Sc. 10 81 on an Act to incorporate the
CITY OF Rumtord. .,., ~.
| Island Falls Wafer 90" ,,...,, 80 az
No g. On an Act additlonaL 70 an.
Ia,npu,ia cory nf Section o. or =. nap'e'
Of the Revised Statutes relating y Y
,.,optjnn Of personal property from alta'i
nant and sale on execution.
] No 81; On an Act TO secure - ~.
nlnyes 81 manufacturing. mechanlcal ai'
mercantile establishments s'lfhcieht op
n,,.tIni;v TO vote at elections. -.
81. % on an Act to piorloe -. NJ w
treatment az persons suffering nm y"
Effects ri the habitual ust OF narc"'i'S-
TIL RspAy. JANUARY q, 1907. at
%o :. On petition Of Jason Z, NC
Eonn and l2l others for Inc ltii't ~, =
Chalter l,i Of the Special Laws ~ ~ |
rria.ion TO the annual town mee'ihs
No 81 On an Act to amend Section
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The Committee on Legal Affairs w
State House in Augusta
| TIL RSDAY. JANUARY 10 1905
| NO; ~ on an act to authorize the East
nrn f aIn Wba rf9m insn to build an.
the Town Of Bucksport.
| TUESDAY. JANUARY q. 1905
No. u. on IN act to amend hapt.r IA
or the Revised Statutes relating to III,
commitment of the insane
o. Chapter 3 OF the Revised Statutes re
iatInG 10 bounties on porcupines.
.:DNESDAY. JANUARY >. 1905.
| No D. On an act to amend Chapter D.
entitled An act to Incorporate The Pas
| Sadunikeag Boom Company"
No. -. An ACT to authorize the Bangor
Investment Company and the Northern
Maine Seaport Railroad Company TO bull,
E. and piers in and near Cape Jel
No 81 On an act to provide for sewer
age in the Town of Caribou.
THTRSDAY. JANUARY &C. 1ao5
No. -. An Act to amend Paragraph
Of Section of Chapter q of the Revised
statutes. relating 20 sale oil real estate
by license of court.
No. -. An Act to amend Section 80 o;
ch Ha "a 50 OF the Revised Statn!:S
| Chapter lis of The Revised Statutes.
No. "a All Act 10 amend section u OF
Chapter 80 of the Revised Statutes
NO. VI. An RCt 10 Amend the PrlNa [,
and Special Laws of 1875 as amended b,
Chapter 20 of Private and Special Law:
Of 1901 relating to Charter of WscaSsc.
Water Company.
No. g.. an Act 10 increase the salary Of
the Judge of the Municipal Court for tn,
City of Lewiston.
No. 81 An Act relating to the White
Harhor Gas and Light Company.
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY >, 1885
No. 81. An Act providing for the more
efficient control of smallpox and other cpl
d mic diseases.
No. g.. An Act 10 incorporate the
No. 81 An Act 70 amend CHAPTER III.
Private and Special Laws OF 1901 extend
ing the CHARTER OF Columbia Falls Water
and Electric Light Company.
No. Sc. An Act to amend Chapter u
of the Private and Special Laws Of 1895.
entitled An Act to incorporate the City
OF South Portland"
No. IS. An Act to incorporate the Shor,
Acres Water Company.
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY :. Ion,
No. ~. On petition of Danvil1e l.. Hn;t.
ana IS others for law to enable planta
tionS 10 furnish JIM ors The same as owns
REINSTATEMENT.
TUESDAY. JANUARY II. 1905
No. -. An Act in relation to the Soltl
Paris Village Corporation aud % eStah
'irh a system of municipal lighting.
BY order of the Legal Aft. rs Commit
tee,
PERCIVAI. p. BANTER. Sec'y.
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SAGAOAHOC.
BOWDOIN,

ChcS;cr Marshall and ,IoSrnh 'urniSl
a." hauling logs fox L. Gould from tn,
tr"ors" Quint lot.
+. Harxillc AMI Harry Pro1!t are haul
iEg logs for Fred Roberts and y. Curt.
to I.i$.:on Fails.
Bert Cooml.. who has opened Il grocery
store. is doing quite Il business.
All ere Sorry to learn that q. r Town
send is in i'll health
rh" farmers are improving This fin,
shedding
Mis-. Daniel Ilics,ins died Sunday. Jan.
iath. az the home Of her dluoh cI NJ : A.
NJ ErGWn. TWO daughter. Two sons. fou.
sisters and one brother survive her he
husband having died some years ago Til,
funeral Was held Wednesday aftc. no IN al
one % clock.
J. Q. Roberts was called 10 Cr,nl,. rland
County. this week to investigate a ca.
of cruelty to animals.
James Tarr, who has been a; Richmond
has returned home.
Nathaniel card is in very poor health
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LINCOLN.
ALMA.

a. r. Martin OF Gardiner was il town
Thursday
Miss Gertrude Card of Providence r.
Is visiting her brother. Dr. A. Nj. Card.
\. r. f.rskin" is quiz" sick and is at
fenced y LIZ Smith OF Whit. fed.
": i. Slisbv of Boo hb;ty Harbor. va
at. l. A. Simpsurs, Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. john i1rsllin" entertained
a PARTY Of friends from Wista#sct ant
west Alma. Wednesday evening.
Iva Simpson and Mylon Hayward pass
ed sunday with Mrs. Walter Marson.
;, Forrest liond Of East jefferson. was a;
Parsons Pend. Friday.
Chal les +. Baker OF Connecticut, ha:
pee Visiting his son, Elton Batter
r; II: Alhtc of Wi>casept, was in tow;
on business. Monday.
The Young Peoples Society viii ,nrc,
WIN IVA Sampson. Wednesday evening.
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INTERIOR WATERS.

The Committee on Interior Waters viii
civ - ruElIc hearing in its room. No. g.
State House. Augusta,
TUESDAY, JANUARY Il. 1!"I. at
O'Clock in tie afternoon.
ON Resolve in favor of John Chadwick
6 c.. to aid navigation on MooSclooKme-
GuntiCk lake.
On an Act authorizing the Ororo Wa
ter Company to take water from ChcmU
lake and Chemo stream in the town o.
BRADLEY.
ON an Act to cradle the go AXE
Songo River and Bay of Naples Steam
noat Conn any to construct and rrai1tain
wharf at the foot of Long lake in the
town of Naples
TUESDAY,. JANUARY II lao5 at
o'clocis in the afternoon.
ON an Act to incorporate the Penobs cot
River Power Company.
V. \. PUTNAM Sec.y
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WAYS AND BRIDGES.

The Committee on Ways and Hr'da,
will give a pu''lic hearing in its room. No
). State House, Augusta
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY /. 1905, al
/. O'clock in the afternoon
On petition OF +. f. Cohuln and a 9th
"rs i'll favor Of an appropriation for th-
county.
WEDN cSbAl. JANUARY .. 1865. at
, clock in the afternoon.
On an Act to amend Section 10 ~ Chap
ter ]? of the Revised SIatt.:eS relating i,
the law OF the road.
ON Resolve in favor of aid in building a
highway bridge across the Sebast,cooh
iNcr in the town of Benton.
WEDNESDAY. FtRRt AIRY 5. 1905. at
o'clock in the afternoon.
On RcHolv" tn ana i'll repairing highways
n town of Concord, in the county of Som
er$cI.
q. 4. GOODWIN. Sec'N.
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STATE OF Maine.
IN SENATE I,nu,ry 7, 70

IN SENATE. January II. 1895
ORDERED. The House ronc,irril.y ina
me me time for the reception OF petitions and
, pms TOR private and special legislation b.
limited to Tuesday. February II. 1915, and
mat al such petitions and bills presented
alter that date be referred TO the mex,
legislature and that the Secretary of the
senate cause copies Of this order "a b.
Published in all daily papers in this STATE
unui February s. 1905
In Senate. January II. 1895 Read and
passed. Sent dom Tor ronci:rr-nre
KENDALL NJ. DUNBAR Secretary
House Of Representatives. January L.
lSOo. Read and passed in concurrence
Z. NJ. THOMPSON, Clerk.
Attest: KENDALL NJ. DUNBAR
Secretary
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TOWNS.

The Committee on Towns will give q
public hearing IN its loom AZ The sac
House in Augusta,
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY y. 1875 a,
20 r. NJ
On q petition 10 annex Muscle Eidg.
Plantation. i'll the county Of khOH to III.
town Of South 1nomastom
on petition I" annex lar; of the plan
tation Of Brighton 70 tie plantation ui
MaXtield
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY |. 1906 d,
10 +. NJ.
ON petition 10 annex part Of the town
OF fremont TO the town Of Southwest
Ialbor.
ARTHUR A. SHAW. Src'y.
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Miss Ware certainly won many admirers
~ hrr n:st appearance in Manchester.
an" W ENC rttI, nIisc t.V! St-.,.tc ii:a,
ne idu II more of oar Soriais during thu.
WILL. re itaGu.' Nou!d ,Hkr tuI- 90
lor'laiE - "<;,rd thanks 70 til, MiSSe-
Ware fer their assistance ~ ,h,e-fuA,
r"Ec'te'i. ~" cream ara cake were On
sale after III" entertainment nrL tnc III
{" III ~ ms evening vi, -t ~ i-..l, S;It =
factory. EN cry"nc wen home with i Ill
NJ! : imna Jor,s q. Auci:.tu u>,,l IN,
H',' ilt!Ir school May IN. GOOD work
to"ti"Lc To- 4 bong !o:.;, time II come
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Frederick PuL0S,
Cor. Bridge and Water Sts- Augusta.
GOT HIS HAIR BACK.
Was Perfectly Bald Which He Started
to Use NewbrO's Herpicide

Frederick MANUEL. Maryland block.
B':tte. Montana, bought bottle of New
bros Herpicide. April 6. 80, and began to
use it for entire badness. The hair fol-
lirles in his scalp were not dead and In
20 days he had hair all over his head
On July > he writes. land today my hair
Is as thick and luxuriant as any one
could wish" Newbro's Herpicide WORKS
on an old principle and with new as
covery-destroy the cause end you re-
move the effect. Herpicide destroys the
Germ that causes dandruff. falling mar.
ard finally badness. so that with the
cause gone the effect cannot remain.
stops falling hair at once ana new
krowth starts. Sold by Leading
druggists. Send 10c. in stamps lot sahpe
70 IT, 'Ierpicide Co.. Detroit. Micn.
bewditch, Webster 4 Co., 6pecA
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CLAIMS.

The Committee ON Claims will give 4
o. '''" ~ is room AT the STATE
House in Augusta, on
i,spA JAN, AIRY 70, ut :; o clocl;
II the afternoon.
No. !. ON Resolve in favor of A. J.
Cameron.
No. :. On Resolve in favor of Bowdoiu
;-ol!ese.
H. H. HASTINGS, Scc'y
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SHORE Fisheries

I'll" Committee on Shore Fisheries will
give pul'lic hearing in lis room a; the
State Tous" III AuEustI:
TUESDAY. JANUARY 81, 1905, at :
o'clock r. NJ
on A petition and act accompanying the
same regulating the taking Of clans il
ihr town 0f North Haven.
ON n"titinn Of ThonaY y. Cromwell and
Of tlis Satr north % A line drawn from
he south end Of Seguin island to the
south end % Damisrove island
THOMAS w. BALDWIN, cpc'v
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STATE LANDS AND STATE ROADS

The Committee of State Lands ana
State Roads will give "A pul.li,. hearing il.
he Land Agents Office at the State House
in Augusta.
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY |. az .
O'Clock in the afternoon. on the petition
to change the name of Cabbage Island to
Independence Island
On the p;tIti"n Tor the enactment Of :,
law for IN" preSeiNa ion of the beauties
OF the Iieids and forests
J. A. LAiIBERTE Sec.
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Salary Commission appointed by tie is,
| Legislature" concernin" the salaries IF ;he
Secretary ii STATE. attorney ben,lal Ana
AGiu.ant General.
TIL 'RSDAi. JANUARY - II twu
Q lock T. n. iron il.e repor. Of the sat
airy COMMISSION aPloi:.ted iy the list
legislature core ":nirg tho ,allrir, OF III.
.HI>n .'nd Game Commissioners ana the
State Land Agent
HAROLD NJ. Sl:W.lLl.. Sec'y.
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EDUCATION

The Committee on Education will give
hearings a follows:
TIL kSDAI. JANUARY 10 at P NJ,
at Room A. On resolve in favor of the
University of Maine: on resolve IN favor
of the Aroostook State Normal School, of
Pressure Isle
EUGENE THOMAS Sec'y.
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WAYS AND BRIDGES.

The Committee on Ways and Bridges
Will meet III Room =. State HouSe. on
Wednesday of each W"Cl' at o'clock in
thC afternoon. until further notice.
GEORGE. \. GOODWIN, Sec'y
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SHORE FISHERIES

Tho Committee on Shore Fisheries viii
give hearings in its room at the Sat
House on Tuesday Of each week. at
O'Clock in the afternoon. until further
notice.
THOMAS w. BALDWIN, sccy.