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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-01-17

.. - 4 Sc, Lnnis .IuGrc hee ::A;:;;sss
the lu'e ~Ern h" has - punish n man
Tor drunkenness OF suspeniing the
sentence if the prisoner will sign
the temperance pledge, says tho
Nashville Advocate. He requires the
pledge to be for one year, aud that the
prisoner shall from time to time repor:
to him. If he violates his pledge,
the fine aud Imprisonment immedi-
ately take effect. The result Of this
humane aud sensible measure has
been the reformation OF a number OF
victims Of drink. When q men has
succeeded in keeping sober for year,
he usually sees not only that he osu,
bat that he ought TO make the oondi.
zion permanent. a most excellent
Judge; We commend his example to
others.
- Matchmaking 10 tho Philippines
is q serious question, asserts the
Louisville Courier Journal. One has
just been Gaished "a the Ielaud Of
Luzon OF less than hundred miles in
length which is said to have cost
$4,000, 900. Some sections of it in
mountainous regions cost az high as
$4,000 mile. If common traffic
roadway come this high in the
Archipelago, how much q railroad
would cost. With labor so cheap it is
d!fii,ult to see how or why such work
IL so expensive
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Assessment Notice.

Auditors Office, Anderson q. r.
Real ana SfS S, 6s open 70 receive rsturns or
ne1t asea yeap frdm ESs for tho
aSoS 70 the 9o'h day Of February foiosins. T.
The Real Estate. Lots and lrs..s.pz -, ~ no
HsIeSs IT, I'd this Year Taxpayors viii 30 csrea t %
u.s.. u.s. & &exaetly tho number Of acrss nSmSer 70
!ots ano number OF buildings on their Tas,isS y.
ias auosasment made now Win stand for ths nsrt Us
IT. Ihs ST1shp Assessors are required By la- to
darns Tisain the time prescribed. Hencn the
nanaitxy .. @ @aeitnquen:s escaping the 80 per csae.
suit!n8 from this practlce. BY all moan. maEo
ySas srSuss S rssurns and thereby ospanse ana
E1-confedera.s esldiers over 80 vesr, ~ .r, 49,, :,
exempt . from Poll Tax All other males bssHssS aa
ofeaynin1 sa % yeara, except thoas incapable
any she 81 no9'E 9oG
,sso Eof % tn0 convenience Of Taxpayers, wit also
tms, sn nscso 90 take tan returns o. the following
HHsllsna. wednesday, January 10th. :
Iva. Ssiasy. Sannssa SInasssaY IaiS January ,.th.
ss sss assss gssss,Iy ss1 ,a
sss.syiis %s1sssass ssaass,y y.nas;y assh: = In.
Sa1ion SS1ksSaiss, .sd Mt,! Tsaisdsy January is.h.
R;hos: 5saSsS ssa!aayz. !Sta; Ssaaary ao.h.
ASsss; %1s,';. TSs'ssssS, S'sss 5ssss:s :.ee:
assaTSss: isaas1yy iisaasEy sessa ssis - T..
ynsnes. Store. Saturday, January aoth-Y. m ~,
Hqase adas, snassS Saasa;Y7 7,s
* HcnaIeton, 5 Friday and Saturday. January tstis
, TssH,sills, Friday. January sstA. .Gt
Ia AoneS e Psth, Monday and Tuesday, january IEnz
ssel9ssop. Wednesday and Taureday, January l7sIs
.I Rlss@ons. ,s Monday and raesaey, January ian
Pslsss, Monday, Tuesday and wednesday. Jas-
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Austria.HIuna!ary.ss.

5sE he empire off Aus tia and The
king dom df Hun are two; SOW SOW
Sereig1i stat tes, eac cll with &iitts own con-
stitution legisla tive bodies and sys-
tent Of; admins Era ion ordinate
inSr rank and mi utuall ii independ dent
within the dom ain sof home affairs.
SSEorei gn 5repr resenta tiion (emb mbassies
and 81 navy.
The customs {import md export dnl
rand l the d dainini tration Of :tbe
upiea proYince Boznia and
Herr Yina are, hove aver, cond net
led III. 8:
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Blue Ridge Railroad.
Effective Nov. 20, 1903.

WESTB0UND. III -, =.
No. 1! (daily)-Leave Bolton $50 p.
m; Anderson 4.15'p. no.; Psndleton AT
2. e.; Cherry z51 p. III. 5dnsca OBI p.
m arrive Walhalla 5.55 p. M. :=.:,, -,
No. 8 {daily except bunday)-Leave
Bslton l0.4s 9: M; Anderson ll.07 8. M;
, Pendleton 11.S2 q NJ; Cherry lI.33 q. M.
arrive at Seneca 1l.57 a. m. '''.'' -: !.
No. (Sunday only)-Leaye Beltola
!i.45 q. M; Anderson ll.07 q. m.; Pen
dlaton 1882 a.. m.; Cherry 1l.39 q. m.
Seneca LOS p. m.;' arrive Walhalla LIZ
= No. 7 (dailv except sunday)-Leavs
Anderson 1880 a. ~; PenGiston 1850 O.
m.; Cherry II 90 q. M; Seneca LOS p. ms
No. 8 (daily)-Leave Bolton 9.15 D. n,,... ;.
arrive Anderson 0.42 p. m.,, n. :II..:: =;
:. No. % daily except Sur lay)-Le.=o
belton 900 q. M; arrive Anderson 0.EO.
3. m. - - ::.2E1. &&s.a
m.; Seneca 8.5S a. m; Cherry 9.17 ar a. nj!
Pendlston 0.25 a. M; Anderson 1Q.O0E,l
M; arrive Bolton 10. .25 q. m. :, E.
No. Is daily except aupday)--LeaTeE
Seneca 200 p. m.; Cherry 2.19 p. M; Ped
alefon Ra1tap; 8I P; m:; a. Anderson 10 p.
No. Sunday only1-Lesve Andersdx
$40 p. NJ; arrive Bslton IS p. m.
M; Seneca 81 a p. m.;: cherqs s S5e ~ o. nj: r
Fendleton G.l2 p. M; Anderson 7.3O b.
M; arrive Bslton Z IS p. m. .. T.;
No. "a daily except sunday)--Lea4e
Anderson 1850 a. MI arrive Bolton 81
g. m. .. G.. ,BEAaTTIE. Attic. Pres., =
-. J.3R. ANDERSON, Supt.
~ -, ~ ~, AudarS0n 4 a. -
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( Bernherdt's Color Seherncr.

3 The divine Sarah is a perfect bar
barian in her defiance of all the
conyeat !:t;es regarding celos
schemes. Her sleeping room is hung
IN royal purple, picked out with pea
cock plum =. @ GFs.5 TsT5 her i f Louis XVI.
bed is q canopy made of unspun silk
taken directly from the silkworm
cocoon. A great splash Of crimson
satin IN the form of a shield adorns
the center. The walls are hung
in old tapestries, and in the inter-
stices Of the hanging is row after row
OF tiny monk keys sknlls, The eye SOCK
cts OF which ARE illuminated with
electric lights. ss :,:5 :s5, II ~ .s.:
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She Haa Had Two Silver Wedd;nes.

she Haa Had Two Silver Weddings.
:: Golden jubilees of the wedding
day are not uncommon, but it sell
dom happens: that the same person
should celebrate the silver Jubilee
Of two successive marriages. Such
an event has just happened at Wes-
sci, Germany, where a woman twice
married has celebrated the silver
jubilee Of her second wedding day,
as she did that of her first nearly
thirty years ago. Her first husband
survived the silver Jubilee but a
short time, and after two years Of
widowhood his wife again tempted
fortune in matrilnony: She and her
second husband are now u: venerable
and hale old couple between seventy
and eighty years old. .3&.s : *, 3. j: $
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-. Money has mighty persuasive
tongue, but es1!!;; deficient hand,
when it cc@ IS to delivering the goods.
- The man who carries Bible un.
der his arm may carry none his heart.
'--Unuecessary help is always sad
hipdrance. ~. ~.
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iAs alisl, RoyaifVsto..

rum ored TINT tthe king oif
Eng land hat yetped al order 5by the
:army cc6llneil permit ting retired war
rant off GERS and non commissioned
officers to fettaIn tllieir l rs and
eaf tthei siIiii orIns Sons 81 & laaigiing the
service I'D roy oyalfsya To was last OK
5ercised Queen ntinaS il s refusing
the assent as 81 To tie bills
isfor Ling # Be mil ittiia ofs Scot tland:
passed A 1dds an and The; dom si,li1
mons ons r II i i 3, 4 ,TO; ';:45
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-01-17
Notice Of Final Settlement

The undersigned, Administratrix of the
Estate Of Marcus. j. Norris. deceased,
hereby gives notice that she viii Oh
Friday, january 10th, 1905, apply. to
the Judge of Probate for Anderson Coun-
ty. 8. O., for q Final Settlement of said
Eatata end d!eahs-sss c.-s:::: &c. S:tsasoo 80
Administratrix. :.l,.
=: ELIZA A. NORRIS, Adm'rx. ,
. Dec ID, 1906 90 5.
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Notice to Creditora

A., Al persons having demands apaifskes
tne Estate of Charlotte A. Reeves ,9ss
ceaseo, are hereby notified to nressnt
them, properly proven, to the undersien.
tho.a miinh me time prescribed by law, and.
'nose 'noopted to make payment.
w. A. G. JAMESON.
Nov %, lG05 es'"1s'fseor' % 20 .~
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Notice to Creditors

a LII Il, persons having demsnds or
Camilla knight, deceased eae ISta.e late Of h Miss
notified to present them, properly eny nrnG
en-, 70 the underaigned within The tiwa
presoribea by law, and those irdehteS
undersigned. f' Ao"' " Inc
LOUISA A. GENTRY.
Dec. 27, zoos % Aooo'f1A'
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a Notice to Creditors. : :
ALL persons having demands against
the Estate OF q. II. Drake deceas:
ed, are hereby notified to present them,
properly proven, to the undersigned,
within the time prescribed by, law, and
those indebted 70 make payment. , =
. n. A.. DRAKE, Executor.
Jan 3. 1905 - - 1O a :,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-01-06
osrlaotn nom Alau.raeintn.

Seestttfas 97stBpos 8ar S%eitesIparntb betns
SfeeeInerIaoen.
Wr1 n6aftnpIaB" in Berlin tit infer
Sub dufgtnommen tporben. mo oft etne
fastltae @etbs Der eroBsn aafifdbne
aebeneinanber Iiest uno sin yWalo
bon Maften" benz GroBftaotplaB gang
has Gusfeben eines Sesbafens berleibt.
BORT mubten am sroben arabn bi.
Qaffubrtperte oft LANCE bolten, sbe oas
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-01-06

GEbVsina Gsaf gu SObsnlabtseans.nburs.
jeaera G9ubeebiete nod ni@t beenb.t
ipds nnb rienst9t nod seraan,s 3ett
~ &ufprud nebmen tpirh. Scr &C.
Iesnlhirefior miesanb bonn Rosbbeut.
len Qlo1b, benz bierouf Der Gotten
sEaetsasen iparb, Iehnts biefen NIT Der
4tlIdrung ab, bob es inn unter ben
tnrGrtieeH umRSnbsn unmBaIt4
~ ben 2lobb su nerlaHer, nadbem
.ttsr bk ausfitruus Der bon tim tn
@[1nTtrttn ausaeoehnten Rbeberet.
eeEne begonnen.
Der Grbprins Grnit su Achenlches
E~dH9enturg, ipelGer tpGbreno BET
gztHoeyidbristtst 6ss 5ersoes Bari
9budrb Rtgtnt tn ben Sersogtbimern
Sd4ftnsaoburs unb Gotba mar unb
fsits 1895 mif ber prtnsefFn Mleran>
hTr, einer Tohter bes 1900 berftorbes
Nen etr5egs MIfreo bon Go9{en<Ros
tsx9i Dotba bermdblt III, tDurbe 1853
~ xItsfies Rinb bes Girftsn 0ermann
tx 6Dbenlobe 1angentura, iesiaen
StoitbdIstrs BON Gliabs0otbringe,,
ae6ersn. Ct fubtrte Re&tss un6
StautsDifeHf9often unb trat, uaGs
I'm e zine 3sit lang benz 2. preubi.
f1aen GorbssD rdspners Regimsnt als
cffiaier aueeb5rt, In ben diplomats
f6m Dienff eir, tn benz er betm Mus,
pdrtigeH Qmte In Berlin, fptpie BET
oss Botf9often in aonbon unb peters.
burg tbdtig mar. Mdbrenb feiner
na6berigen finfidbrisen Resentf9af.
IN RoburgsG otba bat er ff ala elm
Wonn bon lmfGt uno Orsanifas
t~ionsgubs ertDisfen. Sstn iebtgss Mmi
birfte fir ibn MIR BITE @oritufe au
siuem bDbsren poftsn fssn. @epfant
IN udmlih bic nmpanbluna Der go.
loHiuiobtbeiiung in Elm f.Ibffdnbissa
2plpnidIamt, an befIsn Spite 5oben,
tobes1anssnburg NIT benz 9it.t sinea
GtuofafetretGrs freten lpiirbe.
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Gin k~ummtnSrr gaiamr..
eSteRIsbs8 esnsanmsse yusa Gsssftss b
se~4f@sn &oIeHtaIabshetIame.

&Stswlsbe8 esneanrtse yssss Dtssftsp sss
se~tf@sm MISUNDERSTANDING.
Die Grnennun9 bes grbpriuaea
emit gu Aobenlubes 9dnsenburs gum
Dtrsitpr Der aotouiaIabtbeiluns bes
beutf&sn 4uspdrtissn Mmtgs, an
6selIe bes bon benz pDftsn auriidsetre.
tfSleu bis6ertgen Directors Or. @tus
81, lam siemlid Gberraf9enb. ltrs
fpraHslid mar fir bas fdpisrige Nmi
Der Gouperneur bon Deuti9aOfs
afrisa, Major graf b. G0se1, in Nus.
f9t genommen, bod erfdien beHen
RaGtebr nod Oeutihlano por6erbanb
nod ti%nrotbfam, ba 6te Nieosrpsrfung
bs pett berbretteten N~ufjfonbes In
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-01-06

Htafjeltst Gef4dft bes s3iegelberlabens
teenbet tpar, aenn tpenrt aud ptele
pGnbe balfer, es brau9ts bod gsraume
Bet, bis Stetn auf @tsiu eebGuft unb
ftId Elm GROCER Masentaften Bis gum
Ranbe ssfint tpar.
Cine proftif1e Qeuerung bat otee
tn uebelitonb NIT einem 99lage aba
Igtbelfen. Der auf unferm 8itbe ers
Mliide Dasen 1T gang aas gifen
4ssgeiten unb atpar H Die obere
odlfte su~bnebmbar. 8dbrt nun Elm lees
Jts Mas.n Dor, 70 tptro Der obere Sbetl
bard ben Rrabn abseboben unb auf
ten befeii liesenhsn aubn geitelIt, fos
11nn Elm anbersr. fhon bts obenbir
tsit Gteiten sefiilter Wasent6eil BON
ftfben Rrobn ouf ben tpartenben urs
lxten Masentbetl sstfsbt. Diefe, TN
NtlSe fefsehaItene Werri9tuns nsmmt
siba brei bfs pier Miuuten In Mne
fpsu&.
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A Valuable Agent.

The Qlycsrine employed In Dr.. Pierce's
medicines greatly enhances the medi-
cinal properties which 1t extracts and
holds IN solution much better than alco-
ho would. 1t also possesses medicinal
properties Of its own, being valuable
demulcent, nutritive, sptiseptic and anti
farment IL adds greatly 70 the efficacy
OF the Black Cherrybark, Golden Seal
root, Stone root and Queens root, con-
tanned in s0olden Medical Discovery in
subduing chronic, or lingering coughs,
bronchial, throat and lung affections,
for all of which these agents are recon-
mended by standard medical authorities.
In all cases where there is a wasting
away of flesh, loss Of appetite, With
weak stomach, as in the early stages OF
consumption, there can be no doubt that
glycerine acts as valuable nutritiTe and
aids the Golden Seal root, Stone root,
Queens root and Black Cherry BARK N
promoting digestion and building up tne
hesh and Strength, controlling the cough
and bringing about a healthy conc ton
OF the whole system. OF course, II must
not be expected 10 work miracles. X will
not cure consumption except in its e. TlleT
stages. 1t will cure very severe, o. 5tin-
ate. chronic coughs, bronchial and laryn-
geal troubles, ard chronic sore throat
with hoarsencss. In acute coughs IT Is
not so effective. 1t Ia In the lingering
coughs, or those Of long standing, even
when accompanied by bleeding from
lungs. that ii has performed its most
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little book of extracts, treating CT tie
properties and uses Of the several med
icinal roots that enter into Dr. Pic:cc's
Golden Medical Discovery and learn "ks
this medicine has such a wide range CT
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sent free. Address DIR. K. V. Pierce.
Buffalo. n. Y. The Discovery con-
tains no alcohol or harmful. habit-form-
Ing drug. Ingredients all printed on each
bottle wrapper in plain English.
Sick people, especially those suffering
nom diseases Of long standing, are invited
TO consult DR.. Pierce by letter, free. All
correspondence is held as strictly private
ard sacredly confidential Address DR..
r. V. Pierce bHffslo. n. Y.
Dr. Pierce's Medical Adviser is sent free
on receipt Of stamps 10 pay expense Of
mailing only. Send Il one-eent stamps
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car which had brought them to Troy.
They had to wait nearly three hours 10
the car before they started back again
for New York, which they reached at
O'Clock last night.
A monument will be raised over the
grave and on it will be this epitaph:
"I have done the best could By the
light of day." -,
1t is understood that Mr. Sage's will
will not be filed for probate unti Friday,
although it had been announced BY the
lawyers that it would be probated today.
One reason for the postponement, 1t was
said, is that while Mr.. Sage had been i'll
for some time his death was not expect
ed, and certain of his business affairs
bad to be attended TO before the will was
fled
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FOUNDERS AND MACHlEIsTs
WIN. S. MOORE
Agents.

MACHTNIST, IRON AND BRASS FOUND.
ER, SHIPSMITH AND BLACKSMITH,
(oLD DOMINION woRKsl
south Union Street Alexandria, Va.
will furnish and repair all kinds Of ha.
chinerv. Iron and Brass Castings, Wrought
and Cast Iron Fences, Mill Work, Ship and
Blacksmithng. Edge h"0ls a;,A NIL IL E SleSs fse
,asjs and repaired at the shortest Dotice and
Al st. ressoasbie prices. The highest market
nriee paid fer old Wrought and Csst Iron
Brass and Copper q
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RUssELLsAGEIN A sTEELvAULT.

The body Of Russell Sage was taken
to Troy, N. Y, and buried in Oakwood
Cemetery in steel compartment specially
constructed to resist any attack that
might be made upon it aud to prevent
the possibility of another robbery by
ghouls like that of A. L. Stewards re-
mains. Ii was Mrs. Ssge's idea to take
every precsution to prevent the despolia.
ton of her husbands last resting place.
The steel vault cost $22, 600 and was
cast in Albany. 1t is 7 feet IL inches
long, AZ inches wide and 80 inches in
depth, and is said to be absolutely bur-
Olar proof. On each side oi the vault
there are four self locking clasps. On
| each end are two clasps of the same type.
1t is said that once locked they cannot
be opened. Between the clasps are heavy
riyets.
1t weighs three tons and is said to be
of such fne-tempered metal as to be
strorg enough to Withstand any number
of charges of dynamite. AS matter of
precsution, however, it is equipped with
electrical appliances that will give an
alarm in the event of the vault being
tsmpered with. 1t is said that for the
first year guard will be stationed near
the vault at night to further insure it
against burglars.
The body of Mr.. Sage was taken
from his Fifth avenue home and put
on 8 special car attached to the Mon
tresl express from the Grand Central
Station at 9:45 O'Clock yesterday morn
ing. Mrs. Sage, Gel. j. j. Siocnm,
Mrs. Mum, the wife of DR.. John P.
Mum; Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles E. Chspin
and the Rev. Mr.. HagemsD, assistant
rector OF the Collegiate Church of st.
Nicholas, went With the body to Troy,
When the train arrived at the Troy
station about 4, 900 persons were wait
ing. The funeral car was detached
and run over to the Oakwood Cemetery
There was another crowd at the ceme-
terry; but q tent had been raised over
the grave, which prevented those on
the outside from seeing the burial
services.
| DR.. Hsgeman read short burial SER
vice Mrs. Sage wept while the prayer
was being read. The services were briei
and then Mrs. Sage, with those who &C,
compsnied her, returned to the special
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ALEXANDRIA VA, THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 26, 1906
AIexan0ria 6azette,

PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY AT
GAZETTE BUILDING. $40 & Sl2 PRINCE
STREET.
TERMS: DaiIy-l year, $500; 6 months,
$3.50; 3 months, $1:25; / month, 43 cents;
/ week, 10 cents.
Tri-weekly-1 year, $500; months, $50
3 months. rs cents; l month, 25 cents.
Contract advertisers will not be allowed to ex'
ceed theirspa unless thee eexcess is paid foi
at transient rates, and under no eircum.
stances will they be allowed to advertise
other than their legitimate business in the
space contracted for. go.
Marriage and death notices must be paid for
In advance.
Resolutions in memousm, of thanks, tributes
Of respect, resolutions adopted by societies
CT persons, unless Of public concern, VIII
ny be printed in the paper as advertise
ments.
Entered at the Postof6ce of Alexandra, Vir
ginia, as second-class matter.
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MAYOR JOHNSON IN CONTEMPT.
Papers were served on Mayor Tom L.
johnson in Cleveland, Ohio, late yester-
day afternoon, citing him to appear in
Common Plase Court this morning to
show cause why be should not be punish
ed for contempt for violating q temporary
injunction issued by Judge Ford yes
terdaY.
The Injunction was issued upon appli-
cation of the Cleveland Electric Railway
Company, and restrained the city from
proceeding further with the tearing up
of the street railway tracks in Fulton
street, which was begun by force Of
several hundred nen, under the personal
direction of Mayor Johnson, early yes
lerday. The work of tearing away the
tracks was we'll under way when the re-
straining orders we're served on the
mayor, and no attention WAS paid to
them when they were served.
The matter is the outgrowth so far OF
the contest which is on between the
Cleveland Electric Railway Company,
which is seeking an extension OF its
franchises, and the new Municipal Trac-
ton Company backed by Mayor john
son and others, which proposes TO operate
a number of street car lines on the Scent
fare basis.
While the work of tearing up the old
company's line was 10 progress Judge
Ford granted an injunction restraining
the city and Municipal Traction Com
pany from further interference with the
tracks. The Cleveland Electric Railway
Company declared the action OF the city
in ordering the tracks torn up was a
violation Of its franchise rights. The
Injunction was served upon Mayor John
son personally. he acknowledged the
service and put the documentin his pock-
ct, but told the men to proceed with
their work, and ignored the court's order,
The work of tearing up the old track
10 Fulton street was completed shortly
after noon, and preparations were at
once begun to lay the tracks of the Mu
nicipal Street Railway Company in that
thorougbfare.
Mayor Johnson said last night: "On
June i the city council, by resolution,
ordered the railway company to move
its single track on Fulton street, and
directed the board of public service to
move the tracks unless the company COM
piled within thirty days. That vas six
weeks ago. And the order has been
utterly ignored BY the company. The
railway has been violating the law all
this time, and has shown no inclination
to obey the city's order, which was a
rerfectly reasonable and usual one"
The hearing this morning, in which
Mayor johnson is cited before Judge
Ford for contempt, will be stubbornly
contested on both sides, and promises to
be sensational and dramatic.
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Fire Insurance

Placed in companies that pay, in case
OF fire, one hundred cents on the dollar,
and if you insure with us you will be
better insured, in one respect, than If
You insure with other agents. Thath
because we'll see that yoa don't forget
to renew your policy before it expires.
We have the best system of "keeping
tab" on our clients interests.
Give us the date of the expiration Of
your policy; we may be able to save you
money next time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-07-26

POMPEIIAN MASSAGE CREAM cleanse'
where soap and water fails. Men who shave
themselves or are shaved by BARRIERS should
use it. Be your own beauty doctor. Price
SOC and s. per jar. For sale By
WAKEFIELD & HALL, .
Corner Prince and Fairfax streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-07-26
HAIR TELLS CHARACTER.
Cci5r OF Hsir o Indicate Per-
sOE's G..-geralent.

Cci5p OF IIair o Indicate n Per-
s0u's G,.-perament.
I1any people believe that blonde, or
Isnt hen denotes affection and dark
lair ccrstaney. \ person without hair
is not devoid Of character; far from it.
Tie disposition Of the average bald
beaded man is to show such solicitude
for the welfare of others. that he neg
lects himself A germ causes badness.
Prof. S2bouraud, of Paris, France. In
nccculated a rabbit with Dandruff germs.
Causing il to become totally bald in Eve
weeks time TO rid the scalp Of these
dangerous germs il is necessary to epply
ScwbTo's Hcrpicide
Destroy the cause-you remove the
effect"
Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c in
stamps for sample TO The Herpicide Co..
Def9oit. 1Iich-
E. 8. Leadbeater &, Sons, Special
A0ents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-07-26
II, RUBEN & SONS,
COL KING STREET.

EOR SALE. - SEVENTY ACRES OF
LAND, 8 acres adjoining Braddoek
Heights; 81 acres adjoining Mr.. Overton ".
Price on the north: 80 adjoining Mr.. D. n.
Rust. jr, on the north, and so on the Lees
burg Pike. Most of this land has good oak
trees for shade. 1t has about one half Of
mile frontage on the Braddock road and
Leesburg Pike. For terms apply to DR.. ID.
N. RUST, r. F. D. No. 2, Alexandria county,
Virginia. USu