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Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1906-01-27

.HROA HIS lAALlNA VI
official notice OF his reappointment
as postmaster
-Farnam & johnson have
opened first class blacksmith
shop next to their feed stable, with
an experienced blacksmith in
charge. Give them a call. If
Moore Bros motto; mot cheap
goods, but the best goods cheap"
Mrs. Herman Stakeholder, of
Spokane, is visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gleed.
Hardware: Keen edge tools,
handy household utensils, best inn
plements for farmer, mechanic and
woodsman can be supplied by the
Bonner Mercantile Co. at prices
that are right.
-Mentholatum is highly recon-
mended for Group and sore throat.
Jones q Bishop.
Ira Crawford has moved his
news stand and confectionery store
Into one Of the Bunting buildings,
opposite the postoilice. He will
occupy the front room with the
store and the back rooms for a
residence. The store will carry
daily papers and the magazines,
besides confectionery and cigars.
Figure with the Bonner Mere
antile Co. for your winter supply
OF Provisions and Groceries. We
are the largest buyers OF this class
OF goods in Northern Idaho and
can save you money
White Pine still takes the lead
in cough cures.-Joncs & Bishop.
Come in and see our new stock
of hats --latest styles.-C C. Mere.
Co.
-RoRN To the wife of Henry
Fields, on Tuesday, January %, a
son. Mother and child doing mic
ely.
When you get Shilling's Tea,
Shilling's Coffee, Shilling's Baking
Powder, Shilling's Extracts, you
get what you want. Ii you don't
get what you want, you get your
money back. At the c. C. Mere. Co.
Mrs c English, wife Of the
hotel proprietor at Porthill, went
home this morning, having been to
Spokane.
Now is the time to find Just
what you want in a pretty suit
pattern-at the Mems shop. Any
price from $1,000 to $500.
The new hotel being construc-
ted at Standpoint by James Casey
is nearing completion, and will be
ready for occupancy in about a
month. Mr.. Casey is erecting a
very fine hotel. In this connec-
ton we observe by the Standpoint
papers that Mr.. Casey is having
some opposition in the matter of
securing a village license for bar.
standpoint has a saloon district
limit. The hotel is outside that
limit. The Review says that in
fear that the trustees will repeal
the ordinance, a petition is being
circulated calling upon the council
not to extend the limits.
Agent for the best laundry in
town. Ii you want your laundry
done frst-class, leave it at the
iotel Bonner Barber Shop.-E. c
DAY, Prop.
The Christian Endeavor Soci-
ETY. met with Mrs. w. L. Kinneaf
last Thursday evening. 1t was O
farewell meeting in honor Of Mrs.
Geo Kendall.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1906-01-27

ball at the hall last evening. The
management was in the hands OF
eight young ladies. The ball was
a success, both in attendance and
enjoyment. The young ladies were:
Misses Title Bjorquist, Grace Hill,
Minnie Hill, Lucy Hill, Edna
Wertenberger, Mamie Beeler, Eva
Hockett, Avis Hockett.
If you will examine Noore's
new, smart clothing, hats, shoes,
etc, you'll have to admit that they
have something for every Face,
Figure and Fancy.
Samuel Yoder and bride ar
rived last Sunday We understand
that they will reside in Henry
Moore's dwelling, now occupied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Kendall.
ii. S. Remer, the new owner OF
the Eckert ranch, arrived this
morning from St. Johns, Wash,
with 70 head of stock cattle for his
ranch. The stock will be driven
down from here. kathael Farnam
is here to assist in taking the stock
down.
Big reduction sale is on in the
Dry goods department Of the Bon
ncr Mercantile Co.'S big store Ey-
cry thing in the dry goods line,
will be sold at actual cost.
The Model Cafe is model
cafe. Under the management Of
Mrs. L. E. Lewman the Model
Cafe, as the dining room of the
Hotel Casey is called, the service
is the best we have ever had in
Boomers Ferry The dining room
is neat and orderly, none but white
help is employed, aud the meals
served are the best. Such service
should be wei patronized.
All prudent buyers will take
the advantage Of the extremely low
prices which the Bonner Nercan-
tile Co. are making in their Dry
goods cleanup sale.
Big Sacrifice Sale of ladies'
skirts, jackets, shirt waists, furs.
Also childrcn's long and short
jackets must be sold regardless OF
cost, at Hollingers.
II. J. Jones intends resigning
as [. S. Commissioner, as he finds
that attic ton to its duties inter
feres too much with his business.
A. J. Kent has circulated a petition
asking Judge Beatty for the APP
pointment.
"A warm waye swept over the
Kootenai country this week, a
warm rain has fallen and the snow
has been reduced over half As
consequence the roads are very soft
and slushy. Ice houses are still
Lempty and unless the country gets
a cold wave soon, there is pros
pect OF failure in the ice crcp.
How does that read to you SILVER
ing eastern people?
Undertakes ii. L. Hunt arriv-
ed home Monday morning from
his trip to his old family home
near Fort Wayne, Indiana. He
arrived in time to join the family
reunion for Christmas dinner. The
homestead has been lived on by
his father and mother for the per-
iOd OF their married life, 81 years.
Mr. Hunt found his father and
mother in good health at the adj
vanced age OF 80 and SO years re-
spectiyely. Mr.. Hunt expects to
90 to Indiana again in the sum-
mer, when his brother, Leigh Hunt,
now in Egypt, and another brother
now in Corea, viii both be at the
old bone. Standpoint Review.
SITUATION WANTED BY young
lady, either as Clerk or Cashier.
References, Applications may be
left az the HlRAIn office.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1906-01-27

We have big bargains to offer
you this week in ladies' Odd Vests,
ladies' and Misses hosiery, shirt
waists, etc., at Hollingers.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1906-01-27

Big Sacrifice Sale of ladies'
skirts, jackets, shirt waists, furs.
Also childrcn's long and short
jackets must be sold regardless OF
cost, at Hollingers.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-16

Die folesnben teuen @eieai9aften
Iisben f@ bsim Staatsietretdr intor-
poriren:
v6irft Bant Of @arp", Warp, Safe
@ountp; capital 800. 600; SncOrpo.
ratoren: Renper &. 2napp. Wiuiam
.. 6apnie .nnb Gilbert u. @aa bon
gbitago; Robsrt %. Campbell bon
Wbsaton, 81. uno Nrmanis s. 9noits
bon Sammonb.
.Sbe Wapne @ountp Nbfiraet Co..
&i@monb; @apital $40. 900; Sirse.
loren: Mlonao ID. Gardner unb Soma.
than 6. Boone bon Ridmono uni
Bilfrso SeTup bon Genterbine.
.Sbs Sobn ). 6artlep assnep",
Wuneis; capital s25, 900; Sneorpo.
ratoren: Sobn ). 0arilep, earab $.
6artIep unb Ora 9. Norton.
.Ni9ol 0arbuare @ompanp", I'm.
berfon; capitol $40. 900; Sirsctorsn
Sbomas 3. Nt9oI. SeOrse 6. Ni9ol
uno 1usb s. Campbell.
Die .B. 90. Miler Sable Sree
Company" bon WabiTon erb6bte ib,
capital bon SIS. 900 auf $10, 900.
.GsntraI gnterpriIe @ompanp",
South 8enb; capital $40. 600; 9i.
rscioren: @abriel .. Summers, Saeot
g. 2e4ner unb Wiu O. @rabia.
Die vStofer Drilling @ompanp".
Bin&sRer; @apitaI SO. 900; 9ireeto,
rem: Samss q. @OObri9, @laptor
Stofer unb 60. O. @oobri9.
Die v@rano @ountp agricultural
anb 6air ARoeiation" WariOn; gapt
tai $40. 900; Dirsetoren. s. .. Me,
@uffin. @eor9e %. @rabens, SrangI
y. Dolman. 8. W. We@astep. Sobr
6. Slompion, g. &. Ober, G. 8,
Sobnfor, 20. 8. Butler. CHARLES g
Nelfon, Don 6iatt, 0uruep W. Gre
biHon, 2tnbfep gBiIfou, 8. s. Rse.
unb Mlba Resbitt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-16
Utoeripsaaissr Yoli3if cut
Iafeu.

Die Si9erbeits Beb6roe bat ben
Poli3ifen 8bomas Sorb entlaKsn, tueiI
er f9 Der @eboriamssB erweissrung
einem gOrgeieblen ~segentter fauIbis
gema9t bat. Gamilien 3mifi9teitsn
beranlabten ben Wann. ems hbsr ben
Durf 3u trinten uno tn ieiner gr.
regung beging er bas f8limmfe Der.
gehen. pel9es es fir einsn Poli3si.
geemten gisbt. Die Si9srbeits= BE.
b6roe fcnnte benin aud feline miloern-
ben nmfdnbe annsbmsn. 6oro uar
fstt Suli leBten Sabres I'm Dienf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-16
Nns ben @eri9ten.
Snperiurgeri6t.

Snperiorgeri6t.
Sn Der 69eibunsaila9e BON Anna
Rnoop gssen @barles anoop murben
BITE 3sueer tbsilpsiie beraommen.
Die e9eioungstlase bon Watbsu
6armor gegen feline Satin gmilp Sur'
mon uurbe abaewi.ien.
&riminaleeri9t.
Srant Megos, Der fi9 iuegsr elmer
S9ldesrei au psruniiUorten bate. tpuroe
ni9t f9ulbig ~bsfunben.
6arbep @oobwin mubte feline S9ld.
esrei nit SIS unb Rotten btbsn.
@eOrse Burner, usI4sr tussen elmer
e9ldssrei NIT Der abRat 3u t6btsn
bOrselaben mar. tuuroe bet 64ldssrei
f6ulbig befunbsn unb nit $25 uno
2Ofen befraft.
3reisgeri9t.
Die S4eibungstlaas bon 2snora
SiersbOrfer gesen ibren @attsn Simon
Sisrsoorfsr tpuroe bspiaiet. Der Rid
germ wurbe sefattet, ibrsr Mdb9sns
namer Sonora 2ameraur tpiebsr su
fibren.
&lage auf shnIoforbsrnns nnb Sin.
ieBums zines @afisnperwalters.
Curtis 9, @iderp firenste gsaen bic
Ohio Ballet Bridge & Contribution
COMPANY cine alase auf geaabIuns
bon 500. SIS unb ginfebung etnes
WaRenpsrpalters on. Am Is. Se.
aeHber 1905 battle Der 2ldssr, tpsI9er
aIs @ormanr unb superintendent Der
%genannten Girma funsirte, cine ab.
re4nung nit bsrfelben. tuOna4 he ibm
$97.7 20 f9ulbsts. Nls sr Die Bs3abs
lung bisier Summs am l. Mdr3 for-
bette, tusigerte f9 bic Girma, bisislbe
gu besahlen. Da BITE Girma au9 on.
beren 2euten 8elo i9ulbet nno auBsr
etanbe if, ibrsn Berphi6tunsen
na9auiommen, febt Elm 3uiammens
bru9 bepor. 2Idasr tpini9t 3abIung
bon $685. unb ginisbune einss
WaRenbsrmalters.
S9aoeneriaBflage.
gmma Nntbonp frengte gegsrt bic
Subianapolis Sraetion & Serminal=
@ompanp cine 2lase auf $4,000 S9a.
benerIab on. I'm l. Stunt 1906
tuurbs bic aldeerin beim abfeieen bon
etnsm Sirabsnbabntpagsn burd BIZ
RaGIdiFstsit unb s9uIo bss gonbuc.
tours 3u gOben 9eT9leuosrt unb i9psl
berIebt. INF bic bierbsi erlittetisu
Bsrlsbunasi1 bsertnbst fe Die Slase.
s@eibnnssfIase.
2ouiie 3inn ~berfla9te ibren @attsr
Nbam 3inn auf S8sioung. Die gb'
tuurbe am 5. Suli 1892 eef9lOKen uni
lebtsn bic gerebeli4tsn biz gum IL.
Nusuf 1902 aufammsn. Der gb'
inb 3psi 2inber entiproRen, bon bsner
ems 9sforben iF. 8runtfu6t, grau-
fame 8ebanbluns uno pfi4tuernad.
Idfisuns limb bic 2lassgrinoe. Sis
forbsrt bic Obbut iber bas 2inb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-16
LSAu@@

Die yNfron Creamery gompanp"
alfrOn; capital $4,000; Sirsctoren:
SObn Or. 5or. 6. Wisoman unb 9.
s. Sulowap.
Die .Nep @bicasO Real @Rate anb
Snpefment @ompanp", Netp @bieaso;
Capital $50. 900; Sireetoren: alphonIo
W. 9ubsr, @ufabs 2ueas. Sobn
8risr, Curt 6iloebranb unb 0enrp
%. Suttmann.
Die .Sobn u. Nobls gonfection
@%ompanp", South 8enb; @apital S.
900.
Die .S,id'g ursman. epfsrt @on,.
panp". 2OganspOrt. @upital SIS. 600;
Sirettoren: georss R. spfsrt, 6actb
6. gursman unb Samuel %. 3rid.
Bic r2ate gountp printins anb
publiibing @Ompanb", 6ammonb.
capital $50. 900; Sirettoren: &i9arb
s. Warr. 5rant 6. Wiaiams. Ri9aro
8. Wc6ie unb 1arbep @oflin.
Die v6OOier Gusl suppIp Com.
panp", SnbianapoIis, @apital &c.
900; Direttoren: Sobn %. Sbopalter,
6. Bert Sing unb Dora Sing.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-16
@isss 0rab.
@ c B n.

1reb unb Waeis Wartin, 5l2 @in'
cinnati Str, Mdb6sn. - Carl uro
Cora Woobs, 1872 2aurel Str. Wdo'
den.-S. s. unO lllpla powea. 14O9
u. p.nnfplbania Str., Wde9sn. -
Roseoe uno Clara 2aptOn, SO 6ho
Solmes Mbe., Mdoden. = 5arrp 6.
unb Marp Sims, 2O25 6Otparb Str.
M6bdsn.-Wtu unb Grau Sabis, 2l4
Of Norpopb Str, 2nabe.
@etraut.
Riaarb M. Wtet-Olibs Biro.
San,es 8. Quinn = 6aseI gnn We'
@lelano.
&op 6. Zimmerman = 2leweaa Did.
man.
Charles M. 8rioqes--Wap Spnes.
9onnalb g. Worris-2uep Nlice Mae.
Daniel.
Beniamin 5. Bunbp - Warp 9.
O9lesbp.
8efprben.
Charles 6. garr, 48, $40 @ef
Court Str. = 5enrp Bulb, IL, 1916
2emis Ctr. - Massss Wiliams. 20.
Stabt. Sofpital. = Sobn Risoer, "a,
indianapolis 8retuin9 COMPANY.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-16

WiGt &c Muiresuns Der.
urfa9is 9sffsrn Waamittas an Der fort
@apne Absnue unb Delaware Strabs
elm toller Dumb. Der mebrsre psrfonen
3u bsiben beriu4te. Wit S9aum am
Waul unb allen fonfi9sn Spmptomen
Der Waherf4eu bsrfolgte er eine eanje
Anaabl 9eute, bie F9 f9leuni9f in
Si&erbeit braGten. gnbli4 ma9te
Elm polsif ben 2siosn bes 9bisrsa
bur& einen tuobIgesielten Rebolberf9ub
Elm Gnoe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-16
0ladli4 abselamfem.

@sgen + ubr geffern Nbenb fisl Elm
S6eil oes Oberli9ts TN @sri9tsge-
bduoe Elm. glidll9sr Wsifs paffrts
Der gtnfur3 cine Stunbs nod ben
gureaufunbsn, uiorisenfaas bitten
bic @lasfhde ein erOBes unbsil ans
ri9ten t6nnen. Man bsrmutbst. bab
BITE 6ibe bic nria9e oss gtnfur3ss 9s.
peien lit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-16

atm inueu 40 Observation-Disclosures rteine Sorut BON
~ 60 Ader autes Qorn, Bet5en, Sofer NIB &iee
aamb, 3u einem ~fpestsuen garsaiR perfaufen. Die
Farm 1T ttRu. IoIde bic Sebsrinan ssfdat. seIsssn
iuuetbaIb 50 NeiIeu BON indianapolis. on gutter
2anbftraBe, 9elepbon. uno grieftrdeasDieuf. Sic
gebduli9ieitsn tub men uub gut. 5anf Ader in
eutem EbH, unb 10 adsr prd&tise @aIbuns NIT
Suderbdumen. 9aei9ItG 0ueueus uub Bruunsn>
@aner. Dies lift tbatid4lin cine CUTE Dferte unb
famn Mot suplissrt merbsn au BEN HreiB bon $1,000 ;
$1,000 baar, ben Reft benz adu.er pafsnb. STR oone
Snformatiou i9reibe Ober iprs6e nit benz eigen'
thinner in unisrsr Office, Solution d Knight, ss4
2emde @tbdube, Subianapplis, Sne.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-16

Surnlsbrer Suso Slider, ertbeiIt
Sdp immunterridt in ieiner neu ein<
geridteten S9mimm anitalt, am
@bite &iber bel Sairbieu. @nmeIs
bunsen am pIab ODER WObnuns, 1905
Netuman Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-16
Serloren.

Sobn @lober bon go. 430 Wusfin.
eum.e trnbs mslbete ssffern Der poli'
3si, bob er am Stenfag feline 86rie
sntpsbsr auf Der Wsf Rortb. StraBe
obsr auf Der Norb Werioian'S trabe
psrlorsn babe. tuslds $91 In Papier.
aelb entbielt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-16

On p~erfanfen ginen feineu Bouplob norb6fiiA
. on sturm Ape., suifhen 9igbIanb Abe. nnb
Oriental Str. absuestanuI, ftdbtiinss Bafer unb
@os in Der straBe. Suite StraBe unb Trottoir.
Ran nebme Dt Tli1iean StraBenbabu. Sur GiuseIn.
beiten nenbe mon f1 on 6. 3. Btberer. 1928 Sturm
ape. pber in Charles Naper & Company.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-16

q u p~erlaufen - $I2. ooe faufeu bic bette Nunerei
a Sarm tn Snbtana, 10 Wsilsu bon SHbiauapoIis,
on gutter eanbfraBs, on Snterurban etrasenbahn.
2anh IN bober RnItipatiou. quite 8dune unb b%roinirt,
. e9ennsr, Rornfripptn, gstreibebebeH, aeaer. spei
sspbnbduier, feline ReHbens. Rebme SnbianapoIis
grnnbeisentbum. xeras ober rflaboma eanh tn
7auf9. eeihts 9ermine auf elm She'll. NaAsufro.
gen BET emitb & 6arsrops Co., 10 sora Delaware,
Mnseios.AeeuteH.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-16
6eaer.

Sas 5aus bon Sobn Wulonsp. lilo
S6ur9 StraBe fling sefern Ra9mittas
auf unbefannter Wsife Gsuer, pobur9
Elm 6&aoen bon 800 anseri9tet
ruur0e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-16

S2erlonet Cine dltli6e Trau als Sonsbdlterin.
~ Refine Mdi1s; tsine 9inoer; quite Seimatb.
Smpfsblnng %perIanst. @a4sufrageu in Der Office
bieies Blattes.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-16

N%erlangt-Gin Rdbh.n fir qeipbbuIihe 5ous=
~ albeit. fe,ue camille, CATER Sobn. Ea43n'
fraeen 2s15 Soro 9elapare etraBe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-16

S%srInnst Gin sntss Mdbdsn fur alssmtinI
~ 6ausarbeit, quite Seimatb. 5etsnfragen
s1s Samtlton apsnue.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-16

~ erIanst-WdbGeu thr %on9emetne 6ousorbeit
~ aleiue TamiIte. Rein maI4eu. Rat3ufras
gen 1901 gorb Capitol Aoe. I"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-16

S&erIauet = Gin eutes btuiides Nab6en fir anqe.
~ rneine Sousarbsit. gab3ufrngen
14os Norb Sninois Strabe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-16
6eute Nben0

@4te Surtle< Suppe Bel Sos. @iai,
balo Suess, 435 81. HobIe Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-16

S&srlan9t- Gin bsutItes Utdbten fir lei6te Sans.
arbeit, muB etpas fc1en tbnneu. Aa15ufra.
gen 1929 Weft 19te Strabe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-16
...Nvres Bulletin.
Sm Settlement.
Getridtes 3ems fit Tramem

Srauen llntertleiber bon Gpib elsie
S@irm Muiter, Spisen s%arnirt, in
resl. unb gu berseu0bnIiden @roBen,
SOC Bertbe. 45c
nnterIeib@en nit niebrisem sails
uno drmelos, bubble gepebe, 15c
2Cett9S. OC
nnterleibden nit niebrisem sails,
armeaos unb Spiben bersiert, 15e
@ertbe. Zoe
nnterleibden nit ausgel9nittenem
sails, drmeuos nit meresriseb 8anb
8efas, 19e Sorte .............15c
llnterleibden, nit ausssldnittenem
sails, armeuos, mereeriseb 8an6 Be-
iaB, 29c @ertbe ..............f9c
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-16

~ erIanet-9ute Hrau mittleren alters. fur alee.
mtine 6onsarbstt. QIeine SamiIie.
slan,ufragsn 2aa2 college Ape.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-16

QoeaLB etterbert4t.
Sdca beate Mbenb unb am Sonntas ;
1penis gsranSeruns in Der 9enperatur.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-16

SSerle19t = Gin 3uoerlditaer beuti9er Wann aIs
Setser i'm SiafpniHen SofpitaI, elmer Der i1
gum Su9iueur emppr arbeiteu Tam. Stub gmpfeb.
Iuneen babeu. Ra43nfra9en beim superintendent
HuHe:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-16

Gbicasp, Is. SUM-.
Sur SnSiana: SIM glsemeineT i1on
teute Gbsnb unb am Spnntas; tpenis Ser
dnberun q in Der 9emperatnr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-16
@etterbertM

sar .. stuuD.n ,ns.rS = MIR Worsus, IT. Sun
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-12
Tho Churches Yesterday.

A special series of vesper services was
opened yesterday at ST. Msry's Church,
when large congregation listened to a
sermon by Rev. Father Orosz, of the
Apostolic Mission House, Brookland,
II. c. The services will be continued
for some lime at the same hour Sunday
evenings, the sermons being delivered
by Paulist Fathers of BrOokland. Rev.
Dr.. II. 2. Naylor, of Washington,
preached at the evening services at Tfin-
ity NJ. Z. Church, and the services both
morning and evening at the First Baptist
Church were conducted by Rev. William
L. Wyais, an evangelist. The pastor.
Rev. DR.. w. f. Fisher, is in Richmond
as delegate to the Baptist general as
sembly of the State. In the Second
Presbyterian Church Rev. DR.. Gordon
occupied the pulpit in the morning, and
Rev. DR.. Miller at night. Rev. DR..
Walker preached at Christ Church in
the morning,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-12
Mildred and Rouclere Co.

The Mildred and Rouclere Co., which
viii give performance at the Opera
House tonight, is one of the best COM
pauies on the road. The company, be-
sides the well known Mildred and Rou-
clere, presents some of the best special
ties ever seen in this city. Henry ROu-
clere, the msgiciau, is aOuccess in his
profession. Aside from the mystery OF
his performances, his breezy talk and
bright way of introducing subjects has
always been as pleasant to his audiences
as any of the items of bis clever pro-
gramme. Every single feature in the
performances of Mildred and Rouclere is
10 line with the requirements Of polite
society. There is not dull moment in
these brilliant performances. The show
Is one of mystery and fantasy seasoned
with delightful comedy. Every detail OF
scenic aud stage investitureis used.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-12
Pretty Wedding.

A pretty morning wedding took place
at the home of Mr. and Mr.. J. 5. Bog
CESS, Wednesday, Nov. 7, when theiI
daughter, Julia Louise, was united in
marriage TO Mr.. Marvin Demsine, Of
Alexandra. Only relatives and a few
intimae friends we're present at the
ceremony which WAS performed by Rev.
W. |. Gladisb, Of The New jerusalem
church. The house decorations were
ported plants. palms and flower. The
bride, who is a fair and lovely girl,
looked charming in an empire gown OF
white silk with a veil of tulle, and car
ried a bouquet of roses. Miss Myrta
Calderwood rendered the bridal music in
a delightful manner Following the
service a dainty wedding breakfast was
served the guests, and amid showers OF
rice and many good wishes Mr.. and Mrs.
Domaine, who are held in the highest
regard by a wide circle of friends, left on
the K & NJ. tram for 8 honeymoon in
Pitisbrrg and other eastern points. -
+ Middleport Correspondent, POmeroy,
Ohio, Leader
GThe groom is o son Of Mr.. William
Domaine, of this city, and has many
friends here.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-12
Women Committed to Jail.

Justice Cation at balf-past 2 o'clock this
afternoon gave hearing to Gertrude
Robinson aud Sarah johnson, two colored
women who were with the negroes Robin
son and Johnson on the night Of the 20 h
ultimo when Officer Nicholson wss as
ssuIted on the old fair groundsan1 Chas.
T. Smith shot and killed by johnson
on the opposite side of the stree. The
johnson woman WAS fined So and s.nt
to Jail for six months for assault on the
officer. Gertrude Robinson was committed
to the same institution for the same period
for unlawful cohabitatiop.
The report that Johnson, the murderer
of Mr.. Smith, had been located in Dan
vile, turrs out TO have been incorrect.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-12
Killed bya Locomotive.

VIM. E. Fuller a car inspector 10 the
Potomac freight yards north of this city.
iumped from the train known as the
"aunex." which carries the railway en-
ploye1 to and from their work, about
$50 o'clock yesterday morning, near the
St Asaph crossing, and was struck BY q
Southern Railway freight locomotive,
eight" in charge of Eogineer Hamilton
and Instantly killed. Fuller Jumped
directly in front of the locomotive, which
was going north on the adjoining track,
and his skull was crushed BY the impact.
His remains were taken to Washington.
Fuller vas married. lie was AZ years old.
DR.. Ashton, county coroner, summoned
q Jury and began an inquest yesterday
Several persons testified, among them
being the crew of the train on which
Fuller was riding just before The fatal
accident. The witnesses said that they
had heard no whistle or sound OF bell
from the engine until it was almost upon
Fuller, and when it was too late Tor him
to escape. The engineer and fireman,
who we're 10 The cab, we're not present
at The session of the jury, but will be sun
moned to to testify next Sunday.
Twenty years ago yesterday Fuller 8
father was struck by train on the same
railroad and narrowly escaped instant
death. but was go seriously injured that
he WAS q cripple for life.