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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-11
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fertilization.

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5abrttanten.
Wafbington. D. g., 10. Sept.
grube Mufresuns hsrriat unter ben
ganbpfabritantet bes 2anbes iber bic
gsrfnguns oes adsrbauminiters, mos
nod um benz NIT 1. Sanuar In araft
tretenoen Observation-Disclosures gersat
au uerben, Der @ebran9 bon Mntlin In
ber 6srReauns bon 3uderwert. untsr'
fagt wiro. Die 5abritanten ertldren.
unter proteR ssssrl bisf,s gorgsAen,
bab fol9es gsrbot ibrem @sf&dfte I'm.
snbli9en saabsn suftisen uiroe, tuab'
rsno msbi;inif9s Autoritdten bsbaup=
ten, baB @enub bon anilin tb4f
faaoli9 auf Wisren uno eingsustbs
tuirts.
getanntsr beutf&er g d q II.
pi.Ier seforben
Rem BORT. 10. Sept. Grit 81
siaratb, ieinsr 3sit Elm gsfeierter S4au'
ipieler, als3sit Elm a%agemsin belisbtsr
uno sea9tster Wsnf9, ein Itebenswttr.
bigger gsisai9aftsr. III In ieiner Wch'
nung I'm Bronr einsm langsn 2eioen
erlegsn.
Srieori9 @tl6sIm Sibigrat6 mar
Dor IS Sabren in R6nissberg gsborsn
unb fubirte bort Surisprubsna gtng
absr gum MiIitdr uno ma9ts aIs Ar.
tiaerieoff3isr bic 2risgs bon 1864,
1866 unb 1870-1871 NIT. Bet Gro
pelotte rpurbe er f9msr b~ertuunbet unb
CT mubts isin. militdrif9e Saufbabn
aufgsben. Ct puroe S9auipielsr uno
e~rsielte Defenders In Berlin, 2Sln,
@tssbaosn uno Watna grcbe grfolse.
Sn Berlin trat sr msbrere Sabre lang
TIM Dictoria.8 bsater auf. BORT CAB er
). 3. ben .pbinsas GOr- In Die Rstie
I'm. bic Welt In 80 Sagsn", tudbrenb
Sulius af9sr bis Rols bss vpaHapar'
tout" ipielte. Dor stpa % Sabren
tom er nit gufap Ambsrs bierber uno
ma4te Defenders als Bonbipant gu.
rOrs. Damn ains er nod benz @eaen
unb uurbe Director bes Deutf4en
Sbeaters In San Graneisco.
6 'amerita gsperanttfO o..
Oklahoma 9Th Ola, 10.
Sept. 6isr bat mon NIT Der Ierbf'
fentli9uns Der srfsn Esperanto : 3ei'
iung In Nmsrifa ~be9onnsi. Esperanto
III betanntli9 oie bon sinem beuti4.
rufRI9en Mr3te srfunosne reue Welt'
fpra@e. Sn EUROPA srtRirsn 40 Sci.
tunaen In oieisnn rtsusn Soiom. Die
rleue 3situns in Oklahoma Gitp beibt
v2'amerifa gspsrantifo".
iferu9t Hhrtsum
M b.
BapS prtn gs, MtH.. 10. sept.
Yur9 giferiu9t au WabnFnu 9etris'
ben. srf9ob beute morgen Der 3ebr
Mtsilen BON bier wobnsnoe pfan3er
Spbn Ruffin isin iungss @eib. als
Ra9barn, bur@ ben 2naa 6erbeige'
Iodt, oas 6aus bstratsn, fanben fs ben
M6rber nsben Der 2ei9e fnisnb urb
bitterIi9 tpsinsn. Or lieb F9 freiwil'
Zig abfibren.
9 m 10 oIIen.pfIana
biIeen etne Moeiatton.
Dot springs, Arf., 10. Sept.
Dos g%rseutib,Q omtte Der SOUTHERN
Cotton Afociation nabm beute einen
Bsi9lub an, uona9 bic @eieli4aft
tn cine nit STARTER bsrfe6ene gorpora'
tion umgewanbelt wsrbsn ioae, NIT
sinsm 2apital bon $100, 900, 600, Der
Antbsilfdsin au Is 3u benz 3wede,
Baumtpoqs 3u iaufsn, 3u b~srtaufen unb
gu lagern-
g 9neIIs suit J.
@uIIebon, Ga, 10. Sept. -
Charles Rilsr, elm 0eger, Der Elm IL
Sabre altss Mdb9sn ansrif, tpurbs
bon einem Nob benz Sheriff abgenom.
men unb burG s9hRe get6btst.
Sefretdr Sbam tn 60
rpItna.
e aIisburp, q. g., 10. Ssp.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-11
u merttaner IN Sonbus
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Imerttauer n Sonbu.
rasbeIetbt 81.
Hew Orleans, g., 10. Sept.
Sn @eiba, in 6onouras, it elm auf-
fanb alsg.bro9sn tusgst Der grtld.
runs bes Or. @obiniOu, @9efs bes
Der. Staten SlottsnboipiiaIs b%aielbH.
bab oas britii9e S9if v5oiepb DO
carro" aus Rem Orleans feinen @se
iunobsitspab erbaltsn fOate. Or. Ro.
binion mics ansebli4 na&, baB bret
usrod9tige Gieberfdas an gOro tuareil,
bic ipdter als sslbss 5isbsr srtannt
tuuroen. SnfoIss oieisr Grtldruns bes
ameritanii9e Ar3tss purbsn bic Lotto.
len Beamten 10 srboft, baB He ben Or.
RObinfon NIT benz 8oos bsorobtsn.
Der 6rtli9s @eiunbbsitsrat9 srtldrts
bic Gdge fur Walaria unb fla9ts Or.
&obinion on, baB CT barauf aus lei,
eis sef9dftli&sn B~esie5unsen bon 6On.
buras nit ben Ser. Staater au i9dbi.
gen. Yiels anbers Bsamte i9loKen f&
oisfer Ant4t an, unb Or. RobinIon
f4msbts In manufacturers 2ebsngefabr.
Stretf rbaIten
anbere Nrbett.
g 5ranetsep, gaI., 10.
Sept. unssfdbr $50 Mdnnsr. tusl9s
als Strsifbre8sr btsrbsr asbraat muir.
ben, fnb beute uieber auf Rotten Der
strabenbabn @sfsQf9aft nod ilrsu
reip. 6eimatben I'm Often 3uridss'
f4idt tuorbsn. Wsbr als 600 Wdn.
t1er, bic au9 aIs Strsit5re4er bier on.
tamsn, absr In JoIss Der gsisssrns
oss 6treifs tsine slnRsQung BET Der
Strabsnbabn erbalten 6absn, inb BIER
sebltebsn, bl tbnen anbsrs Arbeit bon
osri4isoenen Seitsn 3ussRdert NOR.
ben if.
3 b tobt, bret bertpunbet.
HorfoIt Wsb., 10. Sept. See
Bailep unb Charles 9mpnn, tueIas
i4on felt LANCER 3sit In Gsinbi9aft
lebten, trafen F& beute Nbeno In elmer
WirtbI4aft. Ghnf S9hRe Itpurben
abs~s9ebsn. gaiIep if tobt, Dupnn
tann nidt bie Wa9t bur9lsben. Bret
anosrs 2suts tpurbsn bur9 Tebli9hKe
bsrpuubst.
Streifbre9sr eeHetntst.
g 8 francisco o. 10. Sept.
Gin NuHauf, Der bte Gimenfonen zines
Nufrubrs annabm, fanb bsuts Mbenb
ffatt. aIs $50 Streitbre9er bic stabt
perlisbsn. BewaHnete Wd9tsr unb
poIiasi hedten ben &idsus.
pobnrufe uno Gtsine uurben ben
Ndnnsr1 na9seianbt. Die Wd9ter
bsrIorsn ben 2opf unb f4oRsn. unb
stpa elm Dubsnb 2euts lisgsu I'm %.
fpitale. 20 Der @d@ter 1nb berbaftet
ruoroen.
Die poli3sib.rfdrfunssn luntererid.
ten ipdtsr ben Aufrubr. aebnIipe
Sesneu tpieberbolen f9 auf Der earssl
Rsibs Der gsdnsfistsu Streifbrs9er.
u mertfanif&e ga9t al
Steger.
WarbIebeab, Waf.. 10. Sep.
Der 3ooiepsIt-B s9sr, ein 8eidsnt bes
.gaRern Daat Clubs, gefiftet. UNI
Da9twsttfabrten 3pti&en Seuti&en
unb amsritansrn au f6rosrn, wurbs
bon Der amsritanii&sn Da9t BIN"
aetpinnen. Commodore &. 6. glarf
bonn american Da9t Club tn NswYorf
if Der gigsntbtmer berieIben. Dies 1T
Der brittle Siss Der Bin. bsrielbe
giebt benz gissntbtimsr auber ben Be-
der aun oiegbren oas befie ,allaround"
Gabrasus untsr ben feds gebabt gu boz
ben, meI9e Dor elmer Wo9e bie Wett.
fabrtsn %aufnabmen.
Die amsritanii@e Da9t Nut" lan.
bette als annette unb bic bsutf9s Oa9t
vWannfse" treu3te als brittle oie 2inte,
tiber IL Winuten binter Der iearei@en
Bin. Der Gag NOR ni&t ~bsionoers
gtinfig, bss bi9ten Webels balber.
pr1Fbent MooIeoelt als Befirmor.
m
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-11
MabrungSmittfl=@eie
Seruria9en BET alea Sabrifanter BON GBwaaren
grDBe Mnfregnng.

gefamnter beutder edauphIer gefur6en. = u9'ameita Gsperauiau" =
Giferindt f6brt anm Nforb. Saumuoaeu. Yaan3erb lSen cine 4fota.
tipn.-amerlaner in Spuouras beeibist - strefbreder srhaHsn anbere
arbeh. gabt srbdt ben Rpuiebst gSeder nidt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-11
3ug -gpIItfton n @alt'
ornien n.

santa Barbarl, GAL.
10. September. Der 3DeitesSbetl oss
fioweRl9 fabrenben 3uses Ro. l Der
Southern paeific Goat : 2inie eat'
glsifte auf einsm S~eitengelsiie uno ~
perfonen uurbsn berIebt. ginigs
SbsiIs Der 9otomotipe batten F1 losgs'
lbf unb iparsrt auf bic S9ienen gefal'
len. 3wei Der gsrlebtsn befinosn ft4
In lsbsnsssfdbrIi9sr Gage.
8r pri9t 3u arbeitern.
q b q, Neb., 10. Sept. wm.
s. 8rpan belt bsute beim @arniual
Der @entral Mrbsiters Union eine lange
Rebe. Ct sripdbnte bic poIitif nit
teinem Worte unb beidrdntte H!A aus'
f&lieBli9 auf Arbeiter. probIeme. Inn
$50 llbr rsiae sr nod ct. 2ouis ab.
Bonn 3u9e9etroffen.
W useattng 3d., 10. Sept.
2afapstte Splpefer uno Soiepb aed
uuroen Dor Augen ibrer Camille bonn
3use tibsrfabrsrl unb fOfort ast6btet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-06
Case Postponed.

The case of John and J. Harvey Rob-
insop. father and SOD, who we're arrested
seye,sl weeks ago on suspicion OF steal
ing sundry articles from railway cars,
came I'D before Justice Cation in The Pc
lice Court Yesterday evening, and was
again postponed until Saturday afternoon
nj . O'Clock. Mr.. L. Fl. Mschen, coun-
sci for the accused, WAS present, and
Mr.. s G. Brent, Commonwealth AT
torney. appeared in behalf of the Safe.
The case was postponed on motion OF
Mr.. Brent on account OF the absence OF
I. F. Kearney, n material witness, who
is now on his way from the west to this
city. Mr.. Machtn opposed a contiuu-
ance. He said that the hearing had
been continued at the request OF the
State on two previous occasions and 1t
Ma not lust to his clients to Prolong The
matter further. Justice Cation announ'
cfd that he would not graft another
continuance beyond the last day Of this
week. and should the witness fail to APP
pear the case will be taken up by the
grand Jury on Monday next.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-06
LOCAL BREVITIES

A Young man named William TOcmey
fell and broke one Of his wrists at the
skating rink last night.
Walter Jackson, c)lored, died at his
home in this city day or two ago. The
deceased at one time was a public school
teacher.
A citizen of the southwestern section
of the city was struck a day or two ago
By a bullet from catrille which had
been discharged by boy.
The light rains of yesterday evening
and this morning were followed today
by clearing skies and rise 10 the mer-
curry, which at O'Clock this evening
registered GS'.
A lady of this city while proceeding
down s.. Assph street early night or
two ago vas sccOsted By negro who
eudeavored to get in conversation with
her. The lady was consider bly, fright
ened until other pedestrians came along
WHEN the darkey vanished.
Nice lunch before going TO bed-QysteIr
AT Broughton's. Phone 2S7. dee6 81
Oysters fried, s.ewed or raw. Dining room
open on Sunday during oyster season. e.
II. Zimmerman, Market Space. feb 26u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-06
Services in st. Mary's Church


Tomorrow being the fret Friday OF the
month the holy sacrifice of the mass viii
he offered AT 6 O'Clock in the morning
when the pupils of ST. Mary's Academy
will render the music during the service.
In The evening at 1880 the devotions in
honor of the Sacred Heart will take
place and the singing in charge of Miss
Dewitt, orgauist and director, will be by
the league choir. Confessions will be
heard in the church this evening until y
O'Clock in preparation for tomorrow add
from 4 o'clock tomorrow { Friday } to b
and Immediately after the evening Ser
vice. The weekly rehearsal of the male
choir will be held in the reciOry at 8:l5
Friday evening. On Saturday, December
Ssh. occurs the feast of the Immaculate
Conception of the Blessed Virgin,
holy day Of obligation which requires all
Catholic 10 be present at mass. Services
will be htll in The church at and 8:3O
a. m. This festival is celebrated an
muddy on the eighth of Decem er. This
fels, is traceable from the seventh cen
tury Confessions will be heard from
half past three to six o'clock Saturday
afternoon and seven 10 nine IN the
evening.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-06
Supper.

The ladies of the Woman's Auxiliary
to Lee Camp gave a beautiful and delic,
iously served supper at the camp hall
Last night, the proceeds Of which will be
devoted TO the fund tor placing markers
over the gravcs Of Confederate soldiers.
The supper was well attended and heart.
ily enjoyed. The tables we're dsintily set
and the viands served most delightfully."-
by the ladiep. Those having the supper
IL charge end those assisting we're Mrs.
! II. OB;ier, Miss J f. Alexander,
Mrs. T. W. Rose, MIss SiPPie, Mrs. ".
A. Smoot. Mrs. G. Is. Carlin, Ms. India
Henderson, MR.. Il. W. Writ, Mrs. +
+. Pa dgett, Mrs Taos Colingsworth,
Mrs. McCsiicey, Mrs. Mary Kelly,
Miss Daisy Williams, Miss Lena Shinn,
and Miss Ficklin. The supper will be
reoea!od tonight from . to III o'clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-06
NatprAn EirCnen.

Alta meeting of the Friendship Vel
eran Ere Association last night all OF
the old officers were reelected, viz F.
f.. Downham, president; Fred j PaH,
vice president: Julian Y. Williams,
secretary: VIM. T. Emerson, treasu-
rer; trustees A. ID. Brockeit, Capt. j..
F. Wehs,er,J Il. Trimyer; commanders
of engine, p. +. German, j. +. Wet
ster, p. Ddsa)ueit, Jas. Travers; COM
mit,sc on application for membership,
p. NJ. Bradshaw, Benz. Wheatley, w.
W. Ballenger. The company is in a
fiourishipg condition. The members
will arrange for al appropriate observ-
ence OF the anniversary of the birth oil
Gen. George Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-06
Fatal Shnoflnr AffraX.

Elijah Arbogast, who lived near the
line between Pocahontas and Pendleton
counties West Virginia, was instantly
killed Tuesday night by Staten Lau-
bert as a result of a quarrel about ArGc-
CASTS wife. Lambert used a shotgun,
Arbogasfs body was badly riddled by
the shot
A report was received at Harrison
burg yesterday evening that the slayer
had started for Msrlinton, the county
seat of pocahontas county, in which the
crime was committed, with the purpose
of giving himstlfup to the authorities
The homicide occurred in the Allegheny
Mountains, near the spot where Sine
Slyman, a Syrian peddler, WAS murdered
over year age.
ArbOgast aud his wife separated some
time ago and the woman had been max
ing her home with Lambert's family.
Arbohast went 10 the house 10 the even
ing and, it il alleged, called Lambert
out. A quarrel followed and Lambert
took exceptions to Arbogasrs remarks
as TO his relations with the latter's vile
He went into the house, returned with r
shotgun and killed Arbogast on sight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-06
Police Court.

CJusiice II. b. Cation presiding.
The following cases were disposed OF
this morning:
Thomas Smith, arrested by Officer
Ferguson charged with assaulIing Rose
Adams. was fined $3.50
Aupie Johnson and Lena Brooks, both
colored, arrested by special Officer Spinks
charged with trespAssing upon the prop
ertv of the Southern Railway Company,
we're dismissed with an admOnition
John Hughes, arrested by Officers
Ferguson and Arlington charged with
drunken aud disorderly conduct, was
fined IS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-06
Lady MaCcabces.

The Lsdv Maccabees held a meeting
at Odd Fellows Hall Tuesday evening
and elected the following officers Past
commander, Mrs. !. G. COckey; com
mander, Mrs. Amy c. Weecb; lienten
ant commander, Miss Annie Craig
record keeper, Mrs. Annie Bladen; SCI
ceant. Mr.. Nliller; mistrtss-ai-srms
lIrs. J. II. Mansfield; chap!aiO, Mrs.
Matte Jones; sentinel, Miss Qulgley,
picket Mrs. Permar; captain OF the
guard. Mrs. Fanuie Jones.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-06
Time Extended.

Representative Dazell, of Pennsyl
yania, today introduced 8 Joint resoln'
ton in the House extending the time
allowed for the completion of the High
way bridge across the Potomac and Its
approaches to Jane so, 1907. Work on
the approaches is now in progress, and
the grounds at the north aud south en-
frances TO the bridge have been greatly
heautifed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-06
The I,raddOck House.

Mr.. Wsgar, the present owner OF the
Braddock House, has leased that PROF.
erty for another year TO Mr.. W. W.
Sim pson. Abont $500 bias been
expended recently in undermining 'ha'
w,lI-kpown hosteiry. and it is now in ea-
cellenr condition. 1t was the intention
If the owner to utilize the property o.
an apartment house, he having had II
equipped with all modern convenience,
bat lie subsequently, changed his mind
and released the house to the present
lessee,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-06

The meeting of representatives Of the
different States, held at Des MoineS
yesterday in favor of electing Senator's
by the direct vote of the people was rot
very largely attended. Governor Cum
Minis delivered the opening address. He
dAcIarAd that if Senafnrs weso ohnsen
by This method the Senate would be di-
rectly responsible TO the people
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-06
Thought He Was at the Jail.

A gentleman who owns and occu pies
a large and modern residence on north
Washington street heard some person 10
his yestibule the other night while lie
was preparing to retire. lie went to
The front door where he found Il strange
negro The man OF the house asked The
darkey what hsd brought him there
when the latter, proluse in apologies,
said he had recently arrived from Rich
mond aud supposed he was at the city
iail where he desired to obtain lodging.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-06

II YOU like CoHee but dare not drink sit,
try D. Shoops Health Cote. II is true
that real Coffee does disturb the Stomach,
Heart and Kidneys But Dr. hoops Health
Coffee ka, not grain Of true coffee, IN II.
Being made from parched grtin', malt, et".,
it forms a Wholesome, food.like drink. yet
h wing the true fAvo- of Old Java an Mocha
CoIees MADE in minute" Call at our
store for a free SAMPLE. >oli by E. 5. Lead
heater 4 Sons
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-06
RarGOnai.

The Senior Euchre Club was very de-
liehtfully entertained la't night by Mrs.
George Uhler at her residence on Cam
eron street. The games were we'll con-
tested aud the prizes were won by Miss
Carrie Wise, Mrs. c. W. AshbY, and
Messrs. G. s. French and r. D. Brum'
back
Trollsyman Ulysses Roberts is sick at
his home. NJ. 325 south Pitt street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-06
Cnlnnhia Fire Company

4 regular monthly meeting Of the
Columbia Fire Company was held last
night at which considerable routine
business was transacted. Several sppli-
cations Tor membership we're received.
One member rendered his resignation,
but the company declined to accept it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-06
Snac;al Grand jury.

Judge Barley of the Corporation Court
has summoned n special grand jury for
tomorrow before which number OF mat.
ters will be presented. The regular grand
Jury term OF the court will begin on Mon
day next, but Judge Barley thinks re
can expedite matters by calling o special
grand Jury tomorrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-06
PrOperty Sales.

Mr.. +. T. Quinn has sold to Mr. ].
Matthews house and lot on the north
side of Prince street between Fairfax
and Royal.
Mr.. Luther Carter has sold for Mrs
Rose Hurley house No. LOG Prince street
70 Mr.. Walter Gillingham.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-06
COrnOratiOn Court.

Judge L. c. Barley, presiding.
Hamersley vs. Hsmersley, decree
confirming report of II d. Brumback,
commissioner, and order for sale of prop
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-06
- 7EX ANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER

&c. Dewitt & Co Of Chicago, OF whose
i,batory Kodol is prepared, assure Us ina,
this remarkable digestant and correetlve lot
The stomach conforms fully to all provisions
Of the Nat.onsl rure Food and Drug law.
soli by W. r Creighton 4 Co.. 4ol hin2
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-06
Weather Probabilities.

For this section partly eioua Jd anu colder OLDER
fresh 10 brisk westerly winds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-06
LARGE WHITE MEALY POTATOES
Cac RUSHED.

Good Country Butter, 2oc b.; Eggs, 30
dozen. Go den Butterfly seeded Raisins, IL lib.
Cleaned Currants, Zoe h; rans Tomatoes
Csc; 4 Cans Cora, &c; s lb'. Pure Buckwhea'
Csc: Large IL, Dressed Polltry. Rabbits
and etc.
WM. p. W0OLTs & SON.
Royd and Wolfe streets
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-06
Local Matters.
Sun and Tide Table.

sun rises tomorrow at 7:05 a. m. and sets
At AS D. IN. High wafer at ll:47 a. N. and
~ "a 4, m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-06

"IPs hot stuff alright" said one Of our Gus
toners when he tried bottle bottle o.
Rlondheim & Swif's prepared hoI'eradish'
Sufficient.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-06

Hlondheim * sgifl's hot as blszes", pre-
pareI horseradish is sirickly pure and I'm
adnliernted in every respect. Ivy : NoIlle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-06

Turkey. Cace. Tongue nni Ham sln'-
vicbes a, Broupht6n's Phone :sI. deo %
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-06
An Alarming Situation

frequently results from neglect Of cloggei
bowels and TORPID liver, until constipation
becomes chronic. This condition is unknoxn
TO those who use DR.. Kings New Life Pills;
the hest and gentlest regulators Of Stomach
and Bowels Guaranteed by E. :. Leadbeater
& Sons, druggist. Price 25c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-06

For something good to eat stop at Rrough
toms. Phone 2S7, dec 81
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1906-02-08

old mans eye as he walked to and
fro, an unregenerate bloodthirsty snap
that was very convincing. So the
reefs were shaken out of the topsails,
and even that did not satisfy the skip
per.
I'm let him know that a saved and
repentant Christian isn't necessarily
a worm" said Banks. Mr.. Green.
set the mainsaill"
The Simeon was snoring through
1t now, and Green stared.
What she can't carry she may
drag" said the skipper, with flashing
eyes
And the Simeon lost her courtesy
with the sea under the influence of
the mainsail, for the monsoon was
stiff one. She shouldered the Indian
Ocean aside like a policeman showing
through a crowd; she scooped up
tons of II as a scraper team scoops
sand, and ran at any extra sea like
bull at a hedge. The men were
under the break of the t'gallant foe
sic, sheltering from the cataract.
They knew the Palembang was ahead.
and were as eager as the skipper to
overhaul her. Through the bosom and
his mate IT had leaked out that the
old man was keen for palaver with
Spiller.
He's like bull whale in a furry"
said one who had been whaling, Now
my notion is that the skipper kin
blaspheme II he wants to-"
The Palembang was visibly herself
and no other vessel by this time. and
she carried all she could stand.
''I've half notion to have the t'gal-
l'nsails set" said Banks, looking up
aloft, And II we weren't overhaul
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1906-02-08
Ito be continued.)
Why Cigars Come unroIled.

1T is an everyday occurrence with
me to hear men complain of poorly
made cigars" said a well known tobac-
conist one day last week in discuss.
ing the matter with one of his patrons.
1T is not always because a cigar Is
indifferently or badly made that the
wrapper curls up and comes on Very
much oftener this comes from the
cigar having been rolled by makers
left hand and later smoked from the
hand of right handed man.
"All cigarmakers must use both
hands equally well, and economy, both
In time and material. is the prevailing
rule in tobacco factories. When
piece of tobacco is cut for the wrap
per, It is cut on the bias, and rolled
from left TO right on the filler. and at
the same time and by the other hand,
the remaining pieces are used, being
necessarily rolled in the opposite way,
For this reason the man who holds a
cigar in his right hand, which always
receives a few twists during the
course OF smoke, rubs the wrapper
the wrong way, and easily enough
II becomes loosened. - Washington
Post