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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-27
SENATE 5 p. M.

Senate called to order By the Presi-
dent.
ON motion OF Mr.. Hastings Of OK
ford tncrc was taken from the table
House Document No. 6iS, Bill to amend
Revised Statutes about insurance and
insurance companies.
Mr.. Merrill of Cumberland offered
Senate amendment "a" and moved its
adoption.
ON motion Of Mr.. IIcsclton of Ken
ncbcc tho bill was tabled and tomor-
row assigned.
On motion Of Mr. Clarke Of Lincoln
there was taken from the table re-
ports. majority and minority, commit
t"n ON financial affairs and apDropria-
tipns, on resolv" about participation OF
Maine in jamestown Exposition.
(AIr. Clarke Of Lincoln moved the ac-
ceptancc of the minority rcport) fNor
discussion see rccord.)
The question being put upon the mo-
ton to SUBSTITUTE" the minority for the
majority report tho motion was lost.
on motion Of Mr.. Simpson of York
the ma j0rity report was accepted.
ON motion of MIR. Tartre of York the
Senate adjourned.
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Speaker and fellow representatives, as
y temperance man believing as ] do
in the temperance principles l would
not feel that | was doing my duty
were to sit here and listen to the re-
marks of the gentlemen upon this
floor without adding with them my
opinion in this matter and | wish TO
say that | have the greatest respect
and admiration for Mr.. SturgiS, foun-
der of the Sturgis bill. He was honest.
In bringing his bill he realized as we
do today the necessity Of the enforce
mert of the prohibitory law and in
good faith brought this bill hoping
that it would tend to do the work
which seemed so much needed and II
this law has not done all that it was
expected To do you must confess 1t has
done some good and | am going to tell
YOU gentlemen that u temperance law
no matter how poor it may be enforced
is far ahead Of open rum shops. there
fore l would not be in favor of the re-
peal Of the SturgiS law unless some
thing better is substituted TO take its
place, for gentlemen. il is gratifying
to me to know that any move has
been made to suppress the liquor traf-
lie in the State Of Maine and | say
amen to that. | do not feel confident
myself to offer any better law than
this to regulate the enforcement of the
Of the prohibitory law but I do believe
there are men wise enough in this
Legislature to do SO. And now to
sum the whole matter up gentlemen.
we may come here year after year and
and law after law to our statutes I'M
til doOm'S day and IL we don't have
them enforced VIC shall be no better off
than we are today. The water wheels
in our great mills would be Of no use
20 the operators as far as the running
of those mills, unless put in motion
and the same thing applies to our tenn
perance laws. They are utterly useless
unless enforced. / am satisfied gentle
men that with my rather radical views
on this temperance question that l
would not be n very good man to reg
ulate the sale of Intoxicating liquors.
but If l was to have it sold at all I
would put it in the hands of the drug
SstS with stringent laws governing
its sale, for if it is only required for
medical and chemical purposes there
would be plenty Of room in the COM
mon drug stores for such required
liquors.
CONTINUED on Page Seven.)
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CONTINUED on Page Seven.)
GUARANTEED STOMACH REMEDY
Bowditch, Webster G. Co., Of Augusta
and Geo. w. Dorr of WaterviIic, Me-,
Will Refund Money If Mi-ona Fails
to Cure.

You nay ask why it Is that Mi-o-na
stomach tablets arc sold by Bowditch.
Webster & Co, of Augusta and Geo.
w. Dorr of Waterville, Me, under
guarantee to refund the money unless
they cure, when no other treatment for
stomach troubles is sold in this man.
nor.
The answer is simple and conclu-
Sivc.
troubles merely digest the food, while
Mi-o-na strengthens the whole diges-
tive system so that it soon becomes
able t. care for all tie food that Is
eaten.
IF you do not use your arm or leg for
a month, the muscles become fabby
and weak and you have to resort to
artificial help. 1t is the same way with
the stomach muscles. If they are not
used they become 80 weak that Ii Is
necessary 10 continue using Il digestive
with the food you eat.
On the other hand, when you use
Mi-o-na, your stomach soon grows so
strong that you can give up the use Of
medicine.
Mi-o-na costs SOC, a box and does
more real good than dozen boxes of
ordinary digestive tablets. The proof
of this is shown in the fact that a
guarantee. absolute and unqualified, Is
given by Bowditch, Webster & Co.. Of
Augusta and Geo. w. Dorr of Water
vile, Me, with every box Of Mi-o-na.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-27

Mr.. Page for the committee on APP
preparations and financial affairs on
resolve in favor Of clerk in the Office
OF commissioner OF highways reported
that same ought 20 pass. Report ac-
ccptcd. on motion by the same scna-
tor the resolve took its two several
readings under suspension Of the rules
and was passed to be engrosscd.
The same committee reported resolve
to reimburse the State treasurer on
surety bonds that the same ought to
pass. Report accepted. Under sils-
pension of the rules the resolve took
it's several readings and ..,,., passed
10 be ccSrosS"d.
Mr.. Scwall of Sagadahoc presented
resolve in favor Of II. II. ScWall. chair
man Of the committee on gubernatorial
vote.
Also resolve in favor Of clerk and
ytrn0graphcr to the special committee
on salaries and fees.
ON motion OF Mr.. Wyman % Wash
in3tpn House Document no. so. Till.
to amend Revised Statutes, about in
land fisheries ana game was taken
from the table.
on motion ~ Mr. Stwall of .1aGaGa-
hoc the bill with House amendment
\, pending its adoption were tabled.
On motion by AIr. Sewall OF Saga
dahoc House Document No. $40, with
House amendment "A. adopted. under
suspension OF tne rules took its two
several readings ana was passed 10 be
en3rossed as amended.
The Senate took a recess until .
p Nj
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HOUSE..
Tuesday, March &c, 1907

Tuesday, March 2G, 1907.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Gibson Of Au-
SuIta.
III concurrence.
The following came from the Senate
paSSpd to BE- cnCroSSed in that branch
under = suspension Of the rules, and
in the House under Il suspension of the
rules received their several readings
ana were passed 10 be cnSrosscd in
concurrence:
Resolve in favor Of Walter Il. Clarke
chairman of the LOngfcllow centennial
committee.
Resolve in favor Of Frank Fellows,
messenger to the President of the SEN
ate.
Resolve in favor of r. G. Halves.
Resolve in favor Of George W.
Stearns. chairman Of the committee on
education.
Resolve in favor of the secretary to
the committee on public buildings and
grounds.
Resolve in favor Of H. r. Thompson.
Resolve authorizing a temporary
loan fer the year 1907.
Resolve authorizing temporary
loan for The year 1908.
Resolve in favor Of \. +. Irving.
Resolve in favor of the clerk and
stenosrapher and the messenger to
the committee Oh legal affairs.
Resolve in favor Of the clerk and
stenogapher to the committee on rail-
roads and expresses.
An Act to increase the salary of the
register of deeds for the county OF
York.
An Act to amend Section Of Chap
ter 173 OF the laws Of 1905, relating
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paint IN certain deliberations which
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;I,n scnat,r fr,u, G5~aI,boc II occur
To me that this hiI has merit in if n,
Il Temperance mcasurn. III il will deter
ne senator from Sagadanoc and his
friends from calling and getting drink
| think the bill ought to pass. I do
not care anything about the },ill but ia
bled it in the interest Of Il friend iii tic
House thlt IL ui.ht hove Il fair show
nero: do not believe there is SO I3u..h
harm to be done ~, the dogs as Ifctur-
ed IL the, senator from Sacl1an3c.
supposed that tie senator hnl Il l;ttl.
more courage than no has, exhibited
this morning. l d;d NOT suppose hc
would hr 'iraid ct dogs or that II" va
a'r3lh ~ aliy'EihS' PIT ihaSmuch Is
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.Watervilie Notes.

The little Mi-o-na tablets sold by
Geo. w. Dorr, the druggist, have be-
come deservedly popular. Mr.. Dorr
guarantees that Mi-o-na will make
thin people fat, regulate digestion. and
increase health, or else there will be no
charge for the remedy, and the pur-
chase price viii be returned on Do.
mand.
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SENATE 4 p. M.

Senate called to order by the Presi-
dent.
Resolve in favor Of c. ". Perry, sec
rotary of the committee on mercantile
affairs and insurance which came from
the House was referred to the COM
mittee on mercantile affairs ana in
surance in concurrence.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-27
Passed to Be Enacted.

An Act II amend an act approved
Feb. ~. 1907. entitled AN Act to
amend Chapter 1UT Of She Private and
Special Laws of 1905" entitled An Act
to incorporate the Stockton Springs
Water Company.
An Act 10 amend Section AZ Of Chap
ter A of the Revised Statutes, relat-
ing to corporations.
An Act relating to the office of reg
lister Of probate OF Aroostook county.
An Act to amend Section % Of Chap
ter 40 Of tho Revised Statutes, as
amended by Chapter 121 of the Public
Laws Of 1905, relating to notice of in
jury to Casualty Insurance Companies.
An Act to amend Section 3 oC Chapter
of the Revised Statutes. relating to ex-
else tax on palace or other cars. for
which extra compensation is charged for
riding therein.
An Act to amend the city charter Of the
city OF Portland, pertaining to powers
and duties of the mayor.
An Act to establish a salary for the
judge of the Rumford Falls municipal
court.
An Act 20 change the terms of the SUI
rrcme judicial court in the county oc
Piscataquis.
An Act to provide for the transfer OF
persons from Tie insane department of
the State prison to the building for the
criminal insane upon the Arsenal grounds
OF the Maine Insane hospital at Augusta.
An Act to provide for a clerk for tn !
register of deeds for the northern regis
try of deeds for Aroostook county.
An Act 10 amend Section of Chapter
s. Of the Public Laws of 1906. relating to
the appointment of receivers.
An Act TO incorporate the Maine Title
Guarantee Company.
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Superauous: Hair
Removed by the New Principle
> i0eJllirdcS

a reve alton to modern science. It is the only
scientific and practical way to destroy hair.
X-ray and depilatoIies. These are offered you
the BARE WORD of the operators and manu-
facturers De Miracle Is not. 1t Is the only
method which is ndorsed by physicians, surgeons,
derlnatolcgsts medical journals and prominent
veiope De Miracle mailed, sealed in plain wrap
per, for Sl.O by De Miracle Chemical Co., 1912
Park Ave New York Your money hack without
question Ono red tape) il ia Is to do all that is
calme,. fnr II. For safe hy all Irst elias @-ls.
gi-ts, department stores and
8oNDITCH, WEBSTER & co.
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to the compensation of registers Of
dvv,, tSvnatc amendment "a" ;,d"l.t"d
in colcurr2urrD
An Act to r";;jilata and establish
mi!,%." rates. fnr til" conveyance Of
!H+.,. ~ OVER the steam railroads
Wit.i2 thi:: STATE. came frCtn the Son
ate. that branch vr:in& to adhere to its
action il Indefinitely postpoainG the
bill
ON motion Of Mr.. Millikcn Of Island
Fails, the bill was laid on the table.
An Act to provide for Il transferable
tw0-ccnt mileage on the Bangor &
Aroostook Railroad. came from the
Senate that branch voting to insist
ANA appointing 4 committee of con-
ference.
An Act 20 regulate ic" fishing in Ger
tain lakes, ponds and streams in
.Aroostnnk. Penobscot and PiscataQuis
counties. came from the Senate with
Senate amendment O.
The House rcronSidcrcd its vote
whereby the bill was passed to b" en-
crossed. Senate amendment ~ was
adopted i'll concurrence and the bill
was then passed to be cngrossed as
amended.
An Act to amend Section II Of Chan
ter 11G Of the Revised Statutes as
amended by Section ! Of Chapter is
of the Public Laws of 1905. rel2tiu"
to the compensation Of members Of the
government. came from the Senate
vita House amendment AZ rejected.
Oh motion Of MI. EIilil.en OF i~ll II
Falls, the vote Was rCcOrsiGCre1
whereby the bill was rassed to be en-
crossed. and Oh farther motion by the
same gentleman the House recedcd
and concurrpd with the Senate i'll its
rejection of House amendment a."
and on further motion by Mr.. Mi!lisleu
the bill was passed to be cnSroSHcI.
Mr.. Perry Of Fort Fairfield into
duccd Resolve in favor of c. W. Perry
secretary u the committee on mPr-
camille affairs and insurance. GH-
fcrrcd to the committee On appropria-
lions ana financial a(fairs.)
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-03-09
BOW sER's NEW WAY.
He Puzzles Mrs. Bowser end Aston
isFieS Others.

When Mr. Rowser left home for the
office the other morning he was talk
ing about the world turning on ITS axis
every twenty-four hours and the mat
ter being one worthy of investigation,
and all dav long Mrs Bowser was wor-
ried over what he might do that even
ing to prove that the world did or dld
not turn. She remembered of his buy
ing new mich cows. LeShorn chick
ems. slab-sided pigs, burglar alarms.
balloons and fire escapes. and she was
prepared for the worst when he came
home at night She half expected that
his first words would tells her that he
was going to start n frog farm. but one
look into his face delighted her Mr..
RowSer was calm. He was composed.
He was dignified 1t was clear that he
wasn't going to try any gas-saving in
ventfon or experiment with the water
pipes
throughout the dinner his talk was
ouiet and without enthusiasm She
threw out a hint about the world turn
ing on its axis. but he did rot rise to
il He didn't seem TO care a red cent
whether the old world turned or stood
still. She expected him TO break out
as soon as dinner was finished and
they had returned TO the sitting room.
but he sat down like any dignthed citi-
zen and lighted his cigar and took up
the evening paper After a few min
rtes there was a ring at the front door
and he answered it in person It was
a tramp who had called to ask for
money.
Ninetv-nfne times out of a hundred
Mr. Rowser would have blasted that
tramp's ewes for coming TO the front
door Then he would have yelled at
him. Then he would have rushed him
down the steps and out of the yard.
Mrs Rowser waited in vain for sounds
Of conflict. In a auiet and dignified
wav NJ Rowser informed the caller
that there was a chirities' lodging
ho1,sA two blocks away. and advised
hfr,, To walk down. there He was not
even red in the face when he returned
to his chair Only five minutes later
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fee had been given at noon and neg
lec:ed. He had taken his trade away
from three different grocers for like
neglect, and he had threatened this
one. When the grocer saw him come
in he turned as pale s death and got
ready to lie about a wheel coming off
his wagon. but the next minute an aw-
full load was lifted from his shoulders,
when Bowser smiled and said:
Brown. / think you forgot our cof-
fee. Rushed with business. of course.
and you can be excused, and being
am here I'll take it along
The grocer offered to send two boys
and two wagons with the two pounds
of Mocha-he offered to go himself
he offered to add jar of jam to
make up for his neglect but Mr.. Bow
ser quietly smiled and took the pack
age under his. arm
Did you rip him up the back as
you call it, asked Mrs Bowser, as
she saw the coffee.
Brown is a very busy man these
days" was the reply
But are you going to trade there
any longeT?"
why. of course. There isn't a gro
Ger in the world that don't skip an
order now and then"
Did the druggist say anything mean
to you?',
Didn't he order you out of the
store?''
For what reason2 The druggist
and I are very good friends indeed"
For the next hour Mrs. Bowser sat
in a puzzle Not a kick or complaint
or shout, or yell When bedtime came
all was still serene. Mr. Bowser fell
asleep like q young child. and she still
wondered and puzzled and peered at
him and said to herself:
He looks like Mr. Bowser-he GER
tainly is Mr. Bowser. but 1 can't make
this out unless he's coming down with
the measles or whooping cough -
Copyright 1907. by P. c. Eastment-)
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the woman next door began singing
and playing the piano. The singing
was harsh and the playing harsher.
Only a week before, when the nuisance
had struck up, Mr.. Bowser had walked
up and down the room making all
sorts of threats. He had even asked
where the crowbar was, and vowed
he would go in and smash that piono
to splinters-
Mrs. Bowser expected another scene.
but none came. Mr.. Bowser continued
to be serene He didn't even try to
remember whether the old ak was
down cellar or out in the she'd The
cook in the kitchen said that murder
she listened and listened and heard no
stir. When the woman next door had
tired herself out, Mrs. Bowser OBJ
served:
TT seem sto me as that such things
should be forbidden by law
But if she calls it playing and sing
ing we must put up with 1t, replied
Mr. Bowser with smile.
Then the front bell rang again He
went to the door to find three men,
and one of them explained that they
were committee from the Ninth ward
to offer Mr.. Bowser the nomination
for the Aldermanshfp- Previous com
rnfttees when this sort OF Job had
been put up, had been invited into the
library and rendered wine and cigars.
but this one did not get beyond the
front hall. The callers were quietly
but firmly informed by Mr.. eBowser
that he had no further aspirations for
political honors and must decline their
offer They limited that they would
like to talk things over while drinking
a bottle OF claret but he excused him
self on the grounds Of business and
worked them out.
why didn't you accept of-th noni-
natfon?'' asked Mrs. Bowser when he
returned
ct prefer a quiet life and my own
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home" he replied
Not a month before he had express
ed his desire to run fer mayor, and
had said that his home was the worst
run establishm ent in America. When
she had observed that a committee
was seeking to work him he had
walked up and down and shouted and
charged her with being the most sus-
ever heard of.
A week before. unheknown 20 his
wife. Mr. Rowser had looked at 2 sec
cnd-hand auto that was for sale and
encouraged the owner to think he
would become a purchaser. The man
had got tired of waiting and had come
around on this particular evening to
see whether the sale was off or on
He rang the bell in an aggressive way.
and when it was answered. he said:
We'll. Bowser. about that auto? Do
you want it or not2
Il haven't consulted my wife yet
Mrs. BowSer overheard the words,
and as he had never consulted her in
his life about the buying or selling Of
ANYTHING she at once developed palpi-
-tation of the heart
Whats your wife got to do with
it, demanded the man
- good deal. sir. I shouldn't think
of buying such q thing unless she was
satisfied. I think. to cut the matter
short. and not bother you further. that
I Will wait another year before invest
ing"
The man rnuttered a ''humph," and
departed without 4 goodnight, but Mr..
Powssr was still serene when ne re-
turned u his chair A few minutes
later Mrs Bowser remembered that
she wanted something from the drug
store. and that the coffee was out He
volunteered to do both errands On
other occasions he had spent half an
hour to read her a lesson on shiftless-
ness but he left the house this time
without A word AS a general thing.
on entering the store of his family
druggist he has remarks TO make
about the drug trust-the adulteration
CT medicines highway robbery OF
prices and the number of people poi
scned every year by leathSr-headed
retail druggists In return. and to
get even,-the druggist has something
to saw about cranks and husbands
whose wives know more than they do.
and folks rneddling with other folks
On this occasion. however, Mr.. Bow
ser quietly entered the store. made a
remark on the weather and asked for
what he wanted and got out. The drug
have to shoot He simply turned to a
peared ard said:
comes about a month before his death
I shall be sorry to see that man lai6
away"
Mr.. Bowser was told before he left
the house that the order for the cof-
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Theatrical Gossip

strong to write a stirring drama for his
star. and il is expected the piece will be
ready by the end of the month.
After Charles Dillingham; had notified
Arnold DAILY of an indefinite postpone
ment of his starring tour in "The Boys
of Company b. Daniel Frohman, who
is associated with Mr.. Dillingham; and
Charles Frohman in Days tour came
to the front and promised to superin-
tend the production. Rehearsals start
ed in New York last Tuesday, Frances
Ring will be Mr.. Days leading lady.
Gabriel D'Annunzio, the Italian dra-
matist, has changed his mind and will
not visit America this month. In con-
sequence of D'Annunzio's cabled decli-
nation, E. H. Sothern and Julia Mar
lowe will not produce THE Daughter
Of Joria-' In their contract with DAN
nunzio 1t was stipulated that the auth
or must pass favorably upon the pro-
duction before he would consent to the
performance.
piece has been on the road for two
years. but has never been able to Sc
cure a New York date.
Messrs Klaw & Changer have COM
pleted arrangements for the first pro-
ductfon of THE Round Up" at Nc
Vicker's Theater, Chicago, in April.
Maclyn Arbuckle will create the prinei-
pal comedy role.
New York is to have its first glimpse
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-03-09

terested in his story, took it down for
him and began Herewith a series of
researches into various phases Of the
under world. THE Spirit of Labor,
the latest of these books, is really the
life story of labor leader and trades
unionist. who became Mr. Hapgood's
good friend and companion in Chi
cago.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-03-09
How to Remain Young.

To continue young in health and
strength do as Mrs y. F Rowan. Nc
Donough. Ga. did She says: Three bot
ties of Electric Bitters cured me of chrou-
ic liver and stomach trouble. com Dlfcated
with such an unhealthy condition of the
blood that my skin turned red as flannel
1 am now practically 20 years younger
than before 1 took Electric Bitters can
now do all my work with ease and assist
in my husbands store Guaranteed at the
Arnold Drug Co. 81 y. Kansas avenue
Price Soc.