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CLAIM s,

The Committee on Claims will meet al
J O'Clock p NJ in Room No Isl every
ROBERT G.. BARROwS. Secretary
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WAYS AND MEANS

The Committee on WAYS and Mean
will meet every Tuesday at O'Clock +
NJ until further notice.
JOHN T. WOOD. Chairman.
ROBERT G. BARROWS. Secretary
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MILITARY AFFAIRS.

Regular meetings every Tuesday at 8
O'Clock r. NJ, office Of Adjutant General.
WALTER J. MAYO. Secretary.
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INTERIOR WATERS.

Rsgular meetings every Wednesday at
c. E MILLIKEN. Secretary
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dietary.

Regular meetings Tuesday. Wednesda y
and Thursday at 2 o'clock P ~
- -. 4 81 MONTGOMERY. Secretary
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AGRICULTURE.

The committee on agriculture will meet
Wednesday Of each week at o'clock r
d. in the agricultural room at the State
e. J. CROSBY. Secretary.
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TEN RANCE.

The Committee on Temperance Will meet
n Room II Thursdays at o'clock r M.
A. E. IRVING. Secretary.
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TOWNS.

!. Notice is hereby given that regular SEES
SiOns OF the Committee on Tow ms Will De
holden every Thursday at 8 p NJ iH
Room No 49, State House
CORNELIUS HORIGAN. Secretary
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EDUCATION.

The Committee on Education will meet
on Thursdays at 2 o'clock In the commit
W. g, KNoWLTON. Secretary
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COUNTIES.

The Committee on Counties will meet;
until further notice. on Wednesday OF
each week directly after adjournment OF
the sessions. at Room 80.
A. J. FULTON. Secretary
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BANKS AND BANKING.

The committee on banks and banking
will meet in Its room at the State House
at 3 o'clock on Tuesday afternoons until
further notice.
THOE W BALDWIN. Secretary.
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ARooSTOok COUNTY DELEGA.
TON.

:, a :, hearing Will be given on WE'D
NESDAY. FEBRUARY 9Th 1907, Mt
II A. NJ. on bill AN Act relating
10 the office of Register of Probate Of
Aroostook County"
+. o. HILL.
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INLAND FISHERIES AND GAME

The committee on inland fisheries and
game will give public hearing in its
room at the State House. in Augusta, on
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY s. at P. M.
On petition of ]. 0. Douglass and 81
others residents Of Upton in the county
of oxford. asking that pond in said
UPTON be closed to all methods of fishing
except the ordinary method of angling
with artificial flies.
On petition of l.. r. Giles and 81 others.
residents of Htnc ok county, PRAYING that
Section of Chapter 401 of the =. and
Laws of 1903 be so amended that ii shall
be unlawful to fish for catch or kiln
any trout in any of the waters lying
wholly or partly in the county of Han
cock for sale. or to directly or Indirectly
sell any trout in said county of Hancock
On petition of Llewellyn A. Wordsworth
and 80 others relating to taking fish in
South East pond. Barker pond, Middle
pond In the towns Of Baldwin Sebago
and Hiram. in Cumberland and OXFORD
counties
On petition Of Mark n Charles and II
others of Stowe. for an act to prevent
the throwing of sawdust and oth..r waste
material into Cold river and its tributa-
ries In Stowe -f.- T.
On petition of S. B. Crabtree. A. A.
Rur'eieh and 80 others. residents of
HouIton Island Falls and vicinity. pray
ing for the enactment Of law to pro-
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FEDERAL RELATIONS.

Regular meetings every Tuesday at
O'Clock p. NJ.
CECIL F. CLARK. Secretary
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INSURANCE,

REGULAR meetings every Tuesday at
O'Clock p NJ. Office Of Insurance Commits
C. w. PERRY. Sec
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REGULAR meetings every Wednesday at
O'Clock p N at office OF Pension agent
NJ NEWTON Sec
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PENSIONS.

Regular meetings every Tuesday al
S'clock p. M. office Of Pension Agent
LEROY r. FOLSOM Secretary
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lAROR

Z Regular meetings every Tuesday a
3 O'clock p. NJ.
!. HERBERT H. ALLAN Sec
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LABOR,

The committee on labor will give pub
lie hearings in its room at the State
House in Augusta.
TUESDAY. FEBRJrAEY 5. at 4P NJ.
On an act to provide for tsS preser-
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mi AND FISHERIES AND GAME.

The Committee on Inland Fisheries and
Game will meet, until further notice. on
Tuesday of each week at P. NJ. at Room
=, ONCE Of commissioners Of inland tsh-
H. H. RICE, Chairman
II. e. MERRILL, Secretary.
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HANCOCK COUNTY DELEGATION

hearing will be given on Feb. IL. 1907.
az T.. NJ on bill AN Act for the re-
re, I OF the Register of Deeds for Hancock
A. p. HAVEY Secretary
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TAXATION.

Regular meetings every Tuesday at 3
O'Clock p. n. In the State Assessors
FRANK D. TRUE. Secretary
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RAILROADS AND EXPRESSES.

Regular meetings every Wednesday al
LUTHER r. MOORE. Secretary
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kENNEBEC COUNTY DELEGl
TON.

: The kennebec Delegation will meet at
the Court House on Tuesday evening
Feb 9Th at 730 to confer with the county
commissioners. Attorneys and others
interested ir county affairs are invited
Per Order
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STATE LANDS AND STATE ROADS.
Regular meetings every Wednesday at
F. HI PARKHURsT. Chairman
r. B. STEVENS. Secretary.
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No. 149 on an act in relation to the
Frontier Steamboat Company.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY q, 1907 at .
o'clock p NJ.
No. l5s. On an act to amend Sections
IA X 16. is and 10 OF Chapter s. of the
Revised Statutes. relating to the llmlta :
lions of actions against executors ana
administrators.
No. Isl. On an Act relating to record
ers and clerks of municipal courts.
No. 10. On an act to incorporate the
Harrison Water Company.
No. l55. On an act to establish mu
nicipal court in the town of Madison.
Eas. Livcrrnorc for the incorporation of
I.ivermore Falls Water District.
TUESDAY. FEB. %, 1907. at O'Clock
p NJ.
No les. On an act regulating the time
of service of members of the fire depart
r'ent of the city of Portland.
No 10. On an act to authorize tho
CITY ~ Portland to appropriate the sum
Of sJ5oNo for a State Capitol building
at Portland.
No. 10. On an act to amend the char
ter of the city of Portland.
No. 10. On ar act to amend Section l.
Chapter 13i of the Special Laws of 1881.
resrcct.ng appointment of the chief en-
ginrer Of the fire department of the city
of Portland.
y 70 On an act regulating the an
poirtrnert of chief of police of the city
OF Portland
NJ. l52. On resolves and petitions in
favor of DeFcrest Reyes and Herbert L.
Kimbsll for sums Of money paid to the
State fer tax deeds.
No. 157 On an act to incorporate the
Ossipee Valley Power Co.
WEDNESDAY,. FEE. q. T 1907. at
o'clock P. NJ.
No. 1e4. On an act to amend Chanter
to the registration of physicians and sur
geons.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-01-15
UNDER WOOD BACK
FROM BOSTON TRIP
VISITS SHIPPING YARDS AND
LOOKS OVER BIRMINGHAM, THE
NEW SCOUT cRUlsER-Goo0I
PROGRESS ON WORK.

Washington, January 4-(Special) =
Representative Underwood returned this
morning from Boston. where on Saturday
he delivered an address to the Massaehu-
sets reform league on the subject of I'M
migration.
While away Mr.. Underwood visited the
Fall River yards. where the scout cruiser
Birmingham is being built. Good pro-
gress is being made on the vessel. 1t
will be ready for launching in about four
teen months
The Birmingham, Mr.. Underwood says,
will be over four hundred feet in length,
almost as big as a battleship. 1t is built
for speed and Will contain light armor
and armament. and is expected to make
about twenty-four knots. The navy de-
partment has already decided upon the
character of engine which will be installed
in the scout ship. A sister ship, the
Salem, is also being built at the Fall
River yards. The latter will have the
latest turbine engine, while the Birmng-
ham will have the most improved type
of piston engine.
The navy department is anxiously LOOK
ing forward to the trial trips of the two
scout ships, as it will be important in
determining the relative merits of the
two Characters of engines.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-01-15
RElVER APPOINTED.
Caesar Cone Takes Charge of Affairs
of Odell Manufacturing Co.

Greensboro n. c.. January 14.-Judge
Boyd in the United States circuit court
here today appointed Caesar Cone of this
city as receiver for the Odell Manufac-
turing company, big cotton mill at Con-
cord. n. c. The complaint asking for
the receiver was filed by attorneys repre-
senting the Continental Color and Chemi-
cal company of New York and other cred
itors. The liabilities are given at $780,
O09 and assets estimated at 100000 This
action is said to be direct result of the
failure last Friday of the three big mills
at Bessemer City. in which stockholders
of this company are interested. The re-
ceiver Is authorized to continue the op-
Grafton of the mill. The purpose of the Of
ficers is to reorganize the company as
soon possible. The nalf million of LA
bilities is due principally to North Car
DINA banks. corporations and a few pri-
Vate individuals.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-01-15
Legislative Bill Up.

Washington. January 1.-THE legisa-
tive bin was taken up in the Senate to-
day. Senator Gallinger who has given no.
tiee of an amendment increasing the sal
aries of senator's and members of the
House, remarked that because of the in
tention of some senators to make a point
of order against the amendment. he
should not present it but rely on sepa-
rate legislation to accomplish this pur-
pose. This is taken as an indication that
mo- action to raise congressional salaries
will be successful at the present session
The Senate committees amendment strik-
ing out the House provision increasing the
salaries of the vice president. speaker OF
the House and cabinet members was
agreed to.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Estray Notice.
IN THE BIRMINGHAM
REAL ESTATE MARKET

Tho neuy uaalr nnaned yaStardau with
No material obanqes in tho CONDITION of
tho ,oool ro,, asta+e n,ar,.a+ TRADING
oo,tir,,os o,,iot IN all seotiops Of tho o,t,,
oo,,,o.ro+i,,o,,, srool,ino Int nrIces ora
ho1airo IN u,ol aud No dooIi,a &c a.
n.ctod
Tho nronor noners woro alod IN tho
ota+o oiorl,,s oeeice ,,osto,.d,,, ,.o,o,1;,r.
tho fo1lowirg transac,ions In 1ocai root
osta.a IN witch a,,onnts Of s75o NJ r,oro
wero ,r,,ol,,od.
pessor,or Coal no, and T.,na oo,,nor,.
10 W w pohirson 1o,s X ana in
block ,ss Ressemer tho said 1ot front
inc N foot on Arlington avon,,o aud ov
tending bocL ,ao foot 10 an a1lav in tho
roar tho corsideration involved IN tho
transect,or hating s,,u
It w Avaryt ~ philur. NJ 1-ton,nsor
,o+s * ard ,s l., h,ocl, % 80 >, 1,n.,o,,
the oo,s,dera+ior ,pvolved IN tho tra,s.
aot,or ho,no sozoo
NJ rno. ,oros a,a x,,,I,,,o, 7.
~, 80 NJ rhor,os Cow
l., t,oo,, 600 r,,r,,s,,aba,, ~. saia ,o..
c.,,.,,,,r .o,..t,,.,. ION eaa. -, 49, ,o,,,,
IT, - ,,.o,,uo - hot,,oo, t,i..aa,,.,, 81
ci.....,,., $780,, ond o.to,,,,i,,o, ,o,,, 100
.. "a -. -, +. ~. - -
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S1150-At a sacrifice, choice broom home,
X block from East Lake car line, in
Nauhauma park, large lot, fronts east;
this is a cash proposition, but we will
secure loan for you to make up the
difference, so don't fail to see it.
$500 will buy a broom home in East
Lake. one block from car, large corner
lot; terms, $50 cash, balance easy. See
this.
S275O-Lovely 2-story, s-room house. one
block from East Lake car line, in East
Woodlawn; corner lot 100x165. This is
pickup; terms, $3.50 cash, balance
easy.
S2100-Fine broom home with large hall,
bath and other modern improvements;
terms, $500 cash, balance easy; in best
locality of Woodlawn.
S27OO-Elegant Groom home, large hall.
bath and modern; three out sidewalk
and street improvements all down;
terms 10 suit; location. Woodlawn.
1880 will buy a fine broom home, all
modern Improvements, in best locality
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-01-15
IN THE SENATE.

Washington, January 14.-Taking but
brief time to pass the legislative, execu-
tive and judicial appropriation bill, carry
Ing nearly s31 .000. 900, the Senate devoted
the rema lnder of the day to the Browns
Vile affray.
President RDoseyelts message, accom-
panied by many additional affidavits and
cigar box of bullets and empty cart
ridge shells, was received, read and or
dered printed. The speechmakng on the
subject then began and continued until
$50 o'clock
Senator Mallory, indorsing the action of
the President, opened the discussion. He
held that the President might have gone
too far in preventing the re-enlistment
of the soldiers involved, but otherwise he
approved the Presidents order of dis
charge.
When Senator Clay, VINO followed, took
the floor, the debate was given a lively
turn by Mr.. Tillman's interruption. Mr..
Clay said the people of Georgia heartily
irdorsed the Presidents action. Senator
Bacon followed with what he said was re-
ported as the precedent for the Browns
Vile order in the discharge of a company
of South Carolina guardsmen by Senator
Tillman when he was governor This in
volved Senator Tillman again in the de-
bate.
Senator Spooner was in the midst of
constitutional discussion of the author
ity of the President in the case when ad-
jcurnment was taken Mr. Spooner held
that when the President exercises his
powers as communicative hief of the
army, the Senate has no jurisdiction to
review his actions. He also contended that
Congress has no power to legislate spe-
officially to restore the soldiers discharged
in the present case, declaring that review
can only be had by impeachment proceed
ings, which must originate in the House
| of Representatives Several senators have
| indicated that they intended to discuss
the question, and the Brownsville debate
| is therefore likely to absorb the attention
| of the Senate for several days.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-01-15
BOARD
MAY HOLD MONEY
Judge ST. Paul of New Orleans Civil
District Court Renders Import
ant Decision.

New Orleans, January IA decision
that custodlans of this citys debt fund,
averaG ing $3.50. 600, cannot be compelled to
put the money out at interest was hand
ell down today by Judge st. Paul of the
civil district court. The money is held by
the board of liquidation, which keeps it
without interest at the Canal-Louisiana
bank. r. NJ Walmsley, president of the
bank, is also president of the board of
liquidation.
The suit was brought by the city. The
court held that the original object of the
fund was to restore the credit of New
Orleans, and that the board of liquidation
10 placed above municipal or Legislative
control in order TO assure confidence.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-01-15
THE DAY IN CONGRESS
IN THE HOUSE.

Washington, January 1.-THE House
spent most of today's time considering
legislation pertaining TO the District of
Columbia and proposed a number of bills,
after which consideration of the fortih-
ca tons appropriate bill was resumed.
The message of the President regarding
the Colorado river was read.
The House adjourned at p m
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-01-15
504-7 Brown Marx
For SALE.

EOf OAlLE
$50 per IT., Florida St, close to car.
$50 per TT, ST. Charles ST., cor. 5lx152.
$1,000, lovely st. Charles st. home.
$500, 2-story res. Florida and Central.
$500, pretty lot Montgomery, near x.
$500, Groom, 2-story res, S. Highlands.
$4,000, lovely Waucoma ST. lot.
$4,000, nice home, blk Highland ave, big
lot.
s2750, large lot, w blk S. Goth ST.
$6750 handsome Ave. ]. corner res
$1O0 per it, 10Th St, near Bird ave.
S12,50O, Third ave. corner, 50x100.
$4,000 2cstory End ave. brick rents $500.
$500, lot End ave-. 25th and 26th SITS.
$50, 900, handsome business block.
$500, 7th ave. cor, 2-story res, 60x100.
$500, modern 18th ave. place, rents $3.50.
5000, large N Side cor. rents $720
$500, nice home. oath St, near 18th ave.
$500, N 21st houses, rents 5000.
$780, Ensley brick store, pays over II p. C.
r. MCCONNELL e. CO.,
Phones $40. 2107 Third Ave.
Opposite court house.
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ONE CENT A WORD

RATEs-One cent a word day. no
ad. taken for less than 40 cents for
first insertion. Cash must accompany
every order.
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monthly savings attain such results.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-01-15

paying off the list series Of matured stock. In
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-01-15

of North Highlands, lot 5Ox165; terms
to suit.
$20O0-Lovely Groom cottage with hall, in
West Highlands. lot 50x200, on car line.
Terms.
$2600-Six rooms and bath, large barn, LOT
75x19O, near Charles street. West End;
terms to suit purchaser.
S2000-FiVe rooms and bath, large lot.
West End; terms easy.
$55O0-Eiegant Groom residence on 18th
avenue, south, lot 50x150; you must see
this to appreciate 1t, as it is far below
the market value of homes in this
neighborhood
SSOOO-Eight lots in a body, Groom house
and broom house, fine well, plenty of
shade trees, East Lake; most of this
can be bought at S25 per month, at q
per cent
$40 cash and $40 per month will buy two
5O-foot lots on 6Sth street, 100 feet irons
car line, and the price is only $500.
$1100-11 lots on car line in East Birmings
ham; this is a sacrifice-half cost.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-01-15
REAL EeTATE
WAN

Fresh Blood for Chronic Home Seekers
who really mean business if they can
find what they want, to-wit: The earth
with a gold band around 1t. We have
a few little "Earths,' bands, however
a little dingy, can YOU help us out?
Trot 'em out. We are waiting for you
with a handsome string of buyers that
Will make YOU fairly tremble with eX
pectation (But you must give us time
to convince 'em).
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-01-15

FOR RENT-Two new 7-room, 9-story
, houses; Avenue [, near 10Th street
\ south: all modern eonvenences: rent
$40 per month. Frank Mcdonald Real
Estate, 2111 First ave- -" --A~.'~
1863
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-01-15
IS Soothing Syrup,

OF DIARRHOEA. Sold
cry part of the world.
for Mrs. Winslow's
nd take no other kind,
over FIFTY YEARS
: MOTHERS for their
lE TEETHING, with
1ss. 1t SOOTHS the
! the GUNS. ALLAYS
WIND COIC. and Is
I bottle.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-05-10

lreach their homes. Tn the horrible pressure of exceptional crowds, or when some sense of danger causes a panic, the woman and children are those who are trampled and have their clothes torn, even if their limbs are not broken. This tells it's own story. Perhaps men are excused, in a degree, from showing the same delicate consideration and guardianship of women as formerly, owing to the claims of some women to independence and an emancipated pow CT of taking care of themselves.
 But weakness, helplessness, have their claims, and always should make a tender and sympathetic appeal to the lstrong. The noblest mission of strength is to help and protect the feeble, other wise it soon degenerates into brutality and pugillstic prowess. A child, wo- man with a baby in her arms,--these are public wards, to be saved at all hazards in a civilization that has emerged from barbarian. What of the strong men in our courts, in our leg islatures, who allow thousands of chill dren under legal age to be imprisoned in mines and factories at monotonous tasks that dwarf mind and body, use up the precious life of the young in aid of monopoly and cheap labor?
 As for leisure and friendship, those vanished household divinities, 1t Is al- most hopeless to expect that they will ever come back except to recluses, sur vivals of past age who are living in retirement, and holding on to some fragment of their youth. But these people are mainly old, quiet scholars, or gentle, gray-haired danes who have preserved the delicate instincts, mod esties, and reticencies of their girlhood, like faded but ghostly fragrant violets, worn upon the heart What is to be- come of us if there is increase of the hideousness of interruptions egotism, the ugliness of brutality, and the ma terial mode of living without one spir- itual touch or alleviation? How are we to win back to our homes the lost ideals that can alone make life beauti- full and good and worth the living?- From the Christian Register.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-05-10

WANTED FOR IT. A1urr,
 B.LE-BoDIED unmarried aa man x iivita. TMgen ages 21 and S5; citizens o1 united united States, of good charantars haes o1d o5 readP rendPerade an6 habits, who can speak adu cruIting no ofI5oep T5ets ERgIish; Sda Apply Re- New Hayen; 75G Main e street ssreet, T1s ISSodi ISo 1922 Main street, Brjdrsnart. ar A's sank street, Waterbury, Conn \
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