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HOUSE..

Friday. March .. 1911.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Livingston vi
Hallowell.
journal Of yesterday read ana app
proved.
Papers from the Senate disposed oi
III concurrence.
The Senate Order directing tn,
commissioner of highways to investi-
gate in regard to the condition ant
cost of maintenance of bridges OF sin
feet and over within the State, was
tabled on motion of MIR. Peters oil
Ellsworth.
Senate Bills on First Reading.
Resolve in favor of Frank w Buck
nam. secretary of the commission u
pharmacy.
Resolve in favor of the town of Ad.
Olson.
Resolve in aid of building road il
New Canada plantation.
An Act to regulate the transporta
ton of fish and game beyond tn.
limits of the State Of Maine for breed
ing, scientific and advertising pur-
poses.
Resolve to accept the J. II. Gregory
gift for the promotion of scientifi,
orcharding in Maine.
An. Act to repeal Chapter 49, of tn,
Private and Special Laws of 1907 re-
lating to fishing in Wesserunse
Stream and tributaries in the county
OF Somersek
Resolve in favor of Fred a. Chand-
Ter.
Resolve in favor OF Frank W. Burn
ham.
Resolve in favor OF Charles 4. kolfe
| The following bills. petitions, etc.
We're presented and referred:
Legal Affairs.
| By Mr.. Clearwater of Hallowell--
An Act to regulate the practice of EN-
balming and the transportation Of TIL
bodies of persons who have died oil in
fictitious diseases. Grabbed for print
ing pending reference on motion of Mr.
. Morse Of Belfast.)
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Reports of Committees.

Mr.. Edwards for the Committee on
Inland Fisheries and Game, on Bill. An
Act to Prohibit the use Of automatic
and repeating shot guns in hunting
birds, reported that the SAM ought
not to pass
Report accepted and sent down for
concurrence.
Mr. Goweli for the Committee on
judiciary. on Bill. IN Act additional
to An Act to incorporate the q neral
Conference of Free Baptists. reported
that same ought 10 pass
Mr.. Foss. for the Committee on .ip-
preparations and Financial Affairs. on
Resolve authorizing a temporary loan
for the year 1912. reported that the
same ought to pass
Mr.. Moulton. for the Committee on
Agl iculture. on Bill. An Act to pro-
vide for the appointment Of State
sealer Of weights and measures and to
define his duties. reported that the
same ought to pass
Mr. Foss. for the COMMITTEE" ON
Claims. on Resolve in favor OF the
town of Stonehan. reported that the
same ought to pass"
Mr. Sanborn. for the Committee OH
Claims, ON Resolve in favor of tn"
town of Seb"c. reported that same
ought to pass
Mr. Irving. for tn. committee on
Temperance on Bill, An Act to amend
Section l of Chapter 136 OF the Re
Nised Statutes, relating To sentence in
criminal eases. reported that the same
'-ongin TO pass
Mr.. Staplcs. Tor tn" Committee ON
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So so RECIPE CURES
WEAk KIDNEYS, FREE
Relieves Urinary and Kidney Troubles
Backache, Straining. Swelling. etc.
Stops Pain in tho Bladder, Kidneys,
and Back.

Wouldn't It be nice within week or so
to begin to say goodbye forever to the
scalding. dribbling, straining. or too FREE
Quent passage of urine; the forehead and
the back-of-the-head aches; the stitches
and pains in the back: the growing mus
Gle weakness; spots before the eyes: yell
low skin; sluggish bowels; swollen eye.
lids or ankles: leg cramps; unnatural
short breath; sleeplessness and the de-
spondency?
I have a receipt for these troubles that
you can depend on. and II you want to
make q quick recovery. you ought, to
write and get copy Of It. Many doc
tor would charge you $3.50 just for writ
Ing this prescription, but l have 1t and
will be glad to send it to you entirely
A. q. Robinson. X 9S2, Luck Building.
Detroit, Mich, and I will send 1t by re-
turn mail In a plain envelope. As you
will see when you get 1t, this recipe con.
tains only pure, harmless remedies, but
It has great healing and pain-conQuerinG
power.
It will quickly show its power once you
use 1t, so think you had better see what
It Ia without delay. I will send you a
copy free-yon can use II and cure ynnr-
self at home.
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pELI.FIIER II.
VII. SON.
WHEELER,
HARRINGTON
DODGE.
PETERS.

Minority report of same committee,
Oh same bill, reported ought to pass.
(Signcdp PATT.ANGALL.
| Mr.. PATTAEGALL of Watcrville:
| Mr.. Speaker, don't want to detain
the House but a moment on this mat
ter and | shall not do 50. The bill
which the legal affairs committee re
ported in the form that the House has
become familiar With from the read
ing of the report, vas a bin introduced
by myself seeking to forbid q certain
form of insurance which | believed to
he against public policy and which l
still believe to be against public policy
II WAS the form of insurance
known as NAL practice insurance.
under which certain companies
undertake To indemnify physicians fur
damages recovered against them be-
cause of any iual-praeticc on th"it
part. W" had It hearing before tn"
committee, and tn" legal affairs COM
mite" With tho exception OF myself
We're not Statistic. that such insuraue"
was against public policy, and - N"t-
ed. While the report of that commit
toe d"cs not at al change my mind
that | was whcu I Introduced tho bill
that about The most vicious thing
that could exist in the way of jnsur-
| ancc is Il policy which prevents a man
suffering any liability for actual per
sunai negligence Of his own i'll con-
mcction With th,. serious care of the
h, auth of tn" publir. at the SAM" time
il would br think absurd for me Ia
ask this House. il not having heard
| the case and it NOT being perhaps able
| or willing TO go into the details of the
ease as the committee has done, to
take my opinion Of the matter as
against that Of the entire body of the
committee outside of myself. | make
the statement that | have because |
| do not wish to b. placed in the posi-
| ton OF having introduced a bill III
which | had no taith or which ! did
not deem Ia have merit. Under the
| circumstances there is only one sen
| sblc thing for me to do. and that is.
having first stated frankly my opinion
in the matter to move that the House
adopt the majority report OF The com
mittcc. and make that motion.
| The motion was agreed to.
Mr.. Otis from the committee on APP
preparations and financial affairs re-
ported ought not to pass" on Bill, An
Act to amend Section % OF Chapter
Is of the Revised Statutes, relating t.
the State laboratory of hygiene.
| Mr.. Clark from the committee on in
! land fisheries and game reported SAM
on Bill An Act TO prohibit bait east
ing. So called. for black bass in LAX.
cobbosseccontee. in kennebcc county
Same gentleman from same commit
tee reported same on Bill. An Act tt
amend Section - of Chapter 81 o.
the Revised Statutes.
Same gentleman from same eu.lmit-
tee reported same on Bill. An Act Il
prohibit the throwing of sa wdust u
other mill waste into the lakes. pond.
and streams Of the State Of Maine.
! Same gentleman from same com
4 mittee reported same on Bill. An Ac
to regulate ice fishing in Lake Cob
hosseecontec, so called, and LAX,
Maranacook. 50 called in kennebe,
county. also petitions of p. l.. Dirlocls
II. u. Pinkham +. e. LeClair an,
others asking that Cobbossecconte'
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Don't take Chances
51'i{9YlZ1

BY Mr. Decring of Portland-Pcti
ton of l.. w. Bates and % other:
against the charter of the Sandy Rivel
Power and Development Company:
Also. Petition of Emory :. Bubicl
and IS others, against same.
BY Mr.. LcBel of Westbrook-Peti.
ton of Laura Gcndron and 90 other.
OF Biddeford to repeal Chapter 1J1
Private and Special Laws of 1887, an,
| to substitute in its stead an act pro
viding for incorporation OF Roman
Catholic parishes:
Also, Petitions of the following per.
sons for same:
Octave Lachancc and II others o
Brunswick:
Pierre Vermcttc aud So others o
South Berwick
Ludgcr Toutant and ~ others u
Lewiston:
Alfred Mercier and III others o
Runford Falls:
Alexis F'orcier ana - others of Bid.
deford.
Charles Duchcsne and 50 others u
B;ddeford
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BIddeford;
ray mon" pu'''d'''' d." = o'h'iS I"
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lake be open to ice fishing on. d. in
each week
Same gentleman from same commit
tee reported same ON Dil}, An Act in
favor of the Brewer Lake Protective
Associations. also petition of X. w.
French ami 80 others for thu repeal
OF act prohibiting ice fishing in Brew
ct pond
Mr.. Ross from the committee on
Temperance reported same on Bill. An
Act to carry into effect Article % Of
In" Constitution Of Main.
Mr. Pellrtier from tho committee on
legal affairs. on Bill, An Act relating
to Caribou municipal court, reported
that the same be referred to the
Aroostook delegation.
Mr. Clark from the committee on in
land fisheries and game. on Petition
Of John G. faElor. p. II. Williams and
others. asking that East, North Great
Loag. SNOW. McGraw and Ellis ponds
/ be opened tr ice fishing on" day in
each week: also rcmonstranccs Of Fred
C. Hartford l. F. Charles w 4.
fta'h'N' T., W. 'o"ie ANA o'.his
against fishing through the ice in E"l
grad. system of lakes, reported that
petitioners have leave TO withdraw.
7'i'i' =, "''' "''''' I'm >"','' ,o''',',''
oi' 'S'i''''' Vi Jon" ~ h"'N.'9
anu IA o'HfrS '"r an "Po" 'l'ht l"F ice
IL uli'& ." SHOW p"''u, So-ta'i''u, one
Of the chain ol belgrade lakes, in Ken
n"bec county: also rcmonStrancc OF
9"aieS ie"''f't5 ana ~ Others aEali'S'
i''. .lS'l'''T III 9'''" i'o''o' fep"ftou '''"'
'5"A' '"N, |" N'''i,'' ~
VIZ Ai''ie' lio'li 'a' 'f'ii''''l','' "i
apti os9,''i'''iS ana l'i'ilh'iai aha'rs re-
s"'''' 'ustl' io' |" pass on iies'lV'
;" i"N'' - t''' "''t' i''"'" ~ li'''. IT,
Sam S'Ii.'' '''oh l''iIl Sa,''' commit
- ~ S3l''' on fte'eiht III '',N"'
u .'' N!i'i" 'uf''H ''''''r"' t'"Sl''''''
W NF''es 'i'i' 'I' F"l'lih''t'o vi
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,'' ,,l"'rt# N're '"e..Po''
WI ~, ~ rom 't', 'ol''''','''e VI
''' Ju'''''N ''P'"";" "''Sllt To pass
Wv ON \" ~. 10 d'l'h" hilt,r ",''
81 ''t' 'H!''I ''' f.a"N ~ t'o'. f'fa''h@ u
~ mum, 'l'' '''' 81 Jam aeroSS 'lA
''" 'i'''s S'i'"t'' III ''i' '""" vi NS"'
NJ, ffon,I,yir, from l.,,n,. =ro,n,nitf,..
r.r.trd .a1,.,- an rvl An to, n..,v.
tcnd tbr charter of tlt. S..a,h.rn and
e.,pe Fl;z9b.tH rai,vav t.n,n,,.,n3..
Mr. cha.,. rr.,, SAM. ron,,uitt... re-.
u ,rto,l sam, an Hjil An Net ia amend
tho caartor Of tn. CITY nj WateryiIl.
Mr.. Traft.n from same committee
ropo,tod SAM, an Kill An Act T.
amend Srctioo = of Chau,.r ~ Of tb.
Revised statutee relatinr IA ...,,rnr,
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CHILDREN WHO ARE s,ckLv

MotIiers Who NHInc thCir OWN cumfoIf
and tie we]far" OF their children SHOULD
never be without Il box of Mother Gray
Sweet Powders for Children, for use
throughout the season. They break up
tulSf relieve IcyeriShneSs. tonStipa =
ton Teethin@ Disorders, Headache and
Stomach troubles. Used by Mothers for
~ years. THESE POWDERS NEVER
FAIL. Sold by all Drug Stores. &c,
Don't accept amy substitute. Sample
.innL q BOY Y
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THE 18th Maine LEGISLATURE.
Stenographic Reports Of Yesterdays Sessions Of
the Senate and House Of Representatives.

the School for Feeble Minded, on Bill
An Act to repeal Chapter 10 of the
Public Laws of 1907, relating TO CEN
sus of feeble minded, reported that
same Ought to pass"
Mr.. Allan, for the Committee on APP
preparations and Financial Affairs. on
Bill, An Act to appropriate moneys
for the expenditures of government
for the year 1911, reported that same
ought to pass"
Tho reports were accepted and the
bills tabled for printing under joint
rules.
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sus of feeble minded, reported that
same Ought to pass
Mr.. Allan, for the Committee on Ap-
preparations and Financial Affairs, on
Bill, An Act to appropriate moneys
for the expenditures of government
for the year 1911, reported that same
ought to pass"
Tho reports were accepted and the
bills tabled for printing under joint
rules
Passed to be Engrossed.
An Act to constitute nine hours a
days work for public employees.
An Act relating to equity procedure.
An Act defining the main trunk line
of highway.
An act to amend n certain Act re-
latin% to the Phillips Village Corpora =
ton.
Passed to be Enacted
An Act to Incorporate the town Of
Merrill
An Act to Incorporate the Westneld
Water Company
An Act relating to the Mount Desert
Transit Company.
Finally Passed
Res in favor Of thu to@n OF
Bail"yville.
Resolve in favor Of the town of
Porter
Resolve in favor of the town of Her
mon.
Resolve in favor of Arlington J. Day.
Orders Of the Day.
ON motion by Mr.. Mayo OF Han
cock. Scuat" Document No. &c. I'm
Act for the better protection II the
herring fishery. With Amendment \.
was taken from the table, and upon
further motion by the same Senator
tho Bill and the Amendment was re-
committed to the Committee Oh Shore
Fisheries.
On motion by Mr.. Stearns Of OK
ford, House Report Of the Committee
on Inland Fisheries ana Game, on
Bill. An Act to prohibit ice fishing in
Virginia lake was taken from the
table.
Upon further motion by III" same
senator. the report of the committee
was accepted in concurrence.
on motion by Mr.. Edwards OF An
dloscoggin. the Resolve relative to the
introduction Of Hungarian cartridges,
was recalled from the executive de-
partment
Upon further motion by the same
Senator the vote whereby the Resolve
Was finally passed. was RECONSTRUCTED.
lfon further motion by the same
Senator. the vote whereby tn. Resolve
\ l..
considered and tn" Resolve was then
re-committed to the Committee ON In
land Fisheries and Game.
ON motion by Mr.. kellogg OF Penob-
scot Resolve in favor Of the Penobscot
Tribe of Indians. was taken from the
table. and upon further motion by the
same Senator. the Senate coneurred
with the House in the indefinite post
ponement OF the Resolve.
on motion by the same Senator,
Senate Documents Nos. AZ. 143 and
IA, Resolves in favor OF the county
commissioners of Franklin county,
were taken from the table.
Upon further motion by the same
Senator. the Resolves We're given their
second reading and were passed to be
engrosSed.
Mr.. Allan of Washington asked the
unanimous consent of the Senate to
present a Resolve out of order. and
the same was granted. Upon further
motion by the same Senator, the
rules were suspended and he present
cd Resolve in favor Of the town Of
Dcnnysville, and the same was re-
f"rrod to the Committee on Claims and
sent down for concurrence.
On motion BY NJ. Millikcn Of
Aroost"ok, House Document No. 252.
An Act relating to holidays. Was talk
cn from tn" table.
On further motion BY the same SEN
atpr. III" Bll was given its second
reading and WAS passed to be en-
crossed.
ON motion by Mr.. Allan Of WASH
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Orders.
Read and Ashamed,

An Act t. amend Section 10 OF
Chapter of the Revised Statutes. re-
latinS to the powers and duties of the
Main. IihralN Commission.
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Passed to be Enqrossed.

An Act to constitute nine hours a
days work for public employees.
An Act relating to equity procedure.
An Act defining the main trunk line
of highway.
An act to amend Il certain Act re-
latin% to the Phillips Village Corpora =
tion.
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SENATE e.

Friday, March 3, 1911.
Senate called to order by the Presi-
dent.
Prayer by Rev. Mr. Quimby of
Gardiner.
Journal of previous session read and
approved.
Papers from the House disposed of
in concurrence.
preparations and Financial Affairs.
ought not to pass" on Resolve to
provide for the completion of the old
plans of towns in Knox county, came
from the House. by that Branch ac-
copied Tabled on motion by Mr..
Staples of Knox.
The report Of the committee ON
Banks and Banking, ought not to
pass" on Fill. An Act to amend Sec
ton %. sub division 8, clause -. OF
Chapter ~ of the Revised Statutes. as
amended by Section 6 of Chapter G9
OF the Public Laws of 1907, relating to
Investments legal for savings banks,
came from the House, by that Branch
accepted. Tabled OH motion by Mr..
BoNnton.
Bin, An Act to incorporate the
ldfh ROVER tbhlldnN, passed u be
cngrossed by this Branch, catne from
the House endorsed "rccommitted to
the committee"
The vote whereby the ELL was
passed To be cnGrosS.d was reconsid-
cred. and the bill was then recon-
mitted to tn Committee on judiciary
i'll concurrence.
The following bills. petitions. etc.
We're presented and referred:
interior Waters.
I;N Mr.. Moulton of Cumberland -
1;iil. An Act to chang" the name OF
Goose Pond in Cumberland county.
.Nlso. Petition in favor Of changing
the name of Goose Pond in cumb"r-
land county.
Orders.
ON motion by All, Allan OF Washing
ton, it VAS
Ordered, the House eoncurring, that
when the Senate and House adjourn
they adjourn t. meet on Tuesday,
March seven, at half past ten o'clock
in the forenoon.
Sent down for concurrence.
Read and Assigned
An Act t. amend Section 10 OF
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Foley Kidney Pills.

N,Iaralizc and remove tho poisons tlat
cauac backachr. rheumatism. n"r@ ou>-
Hos- aud all kidney and bladder rrfGu-
luttf,s. They build M and rtSt"r" tur
istiui;il actinn Of itrsr Vital organs 9
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Educ alton.

Petition Of George III. Foster and
nine others of Canaan far chang" in
distribution Of mill taN for schools:
Petition of W. =. Parker and IS 9TH
"rs of Monroe, for same;
Petition OF Melvin l.. Wilbur and l.
Others of Lamoin". for same:
Petition of W. W. Moore ana II 9TH
crs of Starks, for same:
Petition oil l.. j.. McIntyr" and Is
OthCrS of Waterford. for snmc:
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Passed to be Enacted.

An Act to Incorporate the town Of
Merrill.
An Act to Incorporate the Wcstlield
Water Company.
An Act relating To the Mount Desert
Transit Company.
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,,ha,s ,,f nar,.iu. f,r cove.
po,i,;on ~, uar',,',n ,,arho,, and .,
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p,,i.;on &c rr,r,,,,oIl ona 700
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nn,;,;n,, nr 90 Doa,,o. ava :, ,,,,,.r,
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or, ~ Sav. sharon rnr same.
N9f'e'''ure'
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ON motion by Mr.. Allan Of Wash
inaton.
Adjourned
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~ Mr.. Moulton of cumberland -
Bili An Act to change the name of
Goose Pond in Cumberland county.
.Nso. Petition in favor Of changing
the name of Goose Pond in tumb"r-
land county.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1911-04-13
PRESBYTERIAN
Monroe Rebekahs at Palmyra

Last Thursday evening Monroe
Rebekah Lodge No. 534 went to
Palmyra to meet with Flower City
Rebekah Lodge No. 594
The Palmyra Lodge is a new
lodge, only about six weeks old but
their prospects are promising and
we prophesy for them a bright fu-
ture They have about fifty wide
awake enthusiast members ready to
do what they can to promote the
work Of Odd Fellowship.
The Monroe Rebekah staff was
taken to the homes Of the members
and given a splendid supper, They
then returned to the Lodge room
where they conferred the degree on
five candidates. At the close of the
meeting a bOuntiful lunch was
served.
The Monroe Rebekah Lodge Is
only two years old and this is the
fourth time they have put On the
work away from home.
These visits not only increase the
int crest in the work of the Order,
but creates a personal interest in
the welfare of the sister lodges.
Sixteen members of the Hunnewell
lodge and two from Hannibal join
ed in meeting at Palmyra.
This visit will long be remem-
bered by the members enjoying the
hospitality of Flower City Rebekah
lodge.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1911-04-13

Art and Manual Training.

According to announcement the
Art and Manual Training class of
the Monroe City Public Schools
made a display of their work at
the school building on Friday after
noon (ArboT tay). The pupils and
teachers kept open house all the af-
ternOOn and a large number of peo-
pie, some of them quite distinguish
ed educators, viewed the displays
The visitors were shown the
work shop. on the first floor of tn e
building which is the largest and
best equipped workshop for man.
ual training in any public school in
this part of the state. The manual
training classes are taught by Mrs.
Sipple and Miss Pollard, Mrs. Sip
pie having charge of the pupils of
the eighth grade and Miss Pollard
the fifth, sixth and seventh grades
and the high school pupils. In
struction is given in the elements
of woodworking extending through
the various stages, of constructing
from the rough boards, a finished
article. The pupils in manual
training are very enthusiastic in
their work and quite a rivalry
exists among them.
The exhibition proper was in a
large room on the second floor of
the building. In this room was
displayed the class work of the
classes in manual training, art and
sewing. The art classes are in
charge of Miss Cornett and the dis
lays in this department were very
creditable indeed and, the classes
in sewing is presided over by Miss
BristOw. The display in this
branch of training consisted in vari-
Gus articles of wearing apparel all
made up in doll sizes in a manner
to cause the little girl visitors to 60
into extatics. Many useful articles
of furniture were on exhibition in
the manual training department,
showing the instruction given was
along practical lines. Great praise
is certainly due Prof Sipple and
his able assistants in their untiring
efforts in this work and the patl ons
should be proud of the progress
yOf the pupils in this useful and
necessary branch of education.
1t is impossible to give in short
space anything like an adequate
description of everything on dis
play at the school building on that
occasion. All the teachers in the
school were exhibiting creditablt
work of their respective class es o.
which they may well be proud.