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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-01
DR.. Lyons
Perfect
Tooth Powder
Cleanses, preserves and
beauties the teeth, and
Puri6es the breath
A superior dentifrice
for people Of refinement
Established in 1866 BY
I%Zya11sc

Nt.h.H llHE- Ta-Ha.mH HFI4
Lilly Gayle, the very proficient teacher.
The exercises were OF u high ordet and
very interesting character, and nll the
participants acquitted themselves most
credttnbly indeed. :
MIR. and Mrs. q. IL. Crismond and
children: Mr.. and Mrs. james a. Hart
ris II daughter. Miss Louise: Mr.. and
Mrs. j. A. Pendleton, DIR. and Mrs, VIII
liam a. Harris and cfildren: DR.. j.
GienroY Harris. Rev. DR.. George II.
Ray. OF S~potsylvahin, and Messrs. ].
Samuel Burke and Thomas n. Brent.
Jr., OF fredericksburg, spent Thanks
giving socially with Mr.. and Mrs. j. T..
II. Crismond. at spotsylvania.
Mr.. s.. d. Dabney. an employe of the
Richmond. fredericksburg and Poto-
mac Railroad. located formerly at
Guiney's station, Va, has been assign
cd to a position at Summit Station.
and Is ut his post at work. He is d
competent official.
Mr.. j. Samuel Burke and Mi. Thomas
n. Brent, Jrs, who have been on a
social visit to friends and relatives at
Spotsylvania. have returned to their
home In fredericksburg.
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Buchanan Social News.
Especial to The Timcs- Dispatch.

fH.n lSpcClal 10 me j lIlcS- DlhputCH.J
BUCHANAN. VA. November 30.-
Mr.. Felix Woodson and bride. of Rich
mono were guests of Mrs. O. Il. oben-
shain several days this week.
Mrs. Harry A. Lutane is visiting at
her old home at Woodstock.
Mrs. Elizabeth Guerard is on a visit
t., kuni,cke
Miss Nellie Kline is spending Thanks
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Booten, Misses
Rosalie Cooke. Lila Harlin and Emma
NOEL. were among the teachers who
Roanoke this, week.
Miss Jennie Mitchell. of Amherst, Is
visiting at the home of Rev. George f.
Cock.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. g. Dill spent Thanks
giving holidays in Lynchburg.
Rev. and Mrs. u. Il. Lamb. of Pulaski
City We're In Buchanan Wednesday,.
Mrs. Eva Ligon. of Roanoke. visited
reietives In town this week. !.
Miss Goldie Allen, of this place, Is
whiting in Roanoke.
Mr.. Henry Layman. OF Winston.
salem; n. G.. is visiting his mother
Mrs. NJ. g. Layman. of this place.
Major p. b. Houston. OF Keysville
a former resident of Buchanan. Is
visiting in town.
Mr.. Charles DeMain. of Washington
D.. c.. was a visitor in town recently
Mr.. Warren Garland, of Roanoke, Ii
spending Thanksgiving holiday in this
place @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-01

Well SIR" said Mr.. Dooley, 9TH
futball season is over IN the cham-
poems has been declared"
"Who won?" said Mr.. Hennessy.
1T looks MS though Yale. nesting
undher til ellums iv Moo Haven, hud
projooced tn most vicious band ~
scholars,' said Mr.. Dooley. AS
usual, this here summary Nv melita-
ton, as Hogan calls 1t, has Developed
u supeeNor group iv assassins. But
l wudden't say anything AGAIN
aytier wan iv tn other great scllo-
lastick Institutions. The rigorous
coorse iv butting in tn stomach con-
1ilrteJ IA prnxfSsrr NfpG,rg Nv Joripra.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-01
TRYING EXPERIENCES OF
ALBElMARLE BRIDEGROOMS

train at Richmond and4had had q lit
tie excursion to Newport News.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-01
Spotsylvania Social News.
7 speelal to The Times- Dispatch.

rspeeial to The Times pispatch.l
sPoTSYLVANIA. VA, November go
Miss Helen Carpenter, OF fredericks-
days at spo~tsylyania. but has now re-
home.
Mr.. George c. Bland. of King and
queen county, has been on a few days
visit to friends in Spotsylsania.
Samuel P. Powell, of Belmont. in
This county. is spending several days.
mt Spotsylyania and PennS's among
friends u relatives
Rev. DR.. George II. Ray of the
Virginia annua conference. and the
spoin1ee OF the conference for the en-
suing year for the spotsylvania Cir
cult is here. and beginning his work
most ardently. DR. Ray is past three
score and ten in years, but he is a
marvel of energy and endurance.
Mr.. G.. NJ. Thompson. OF Burlington.
\. g, is registered at the Historic
his busihdsss is visiting the points S' Of
historic interest on the noted bat
'lefelds here, where his father figured
as a soldier in the great intcrnecine,
struggle from 1861 to 1866.
Mr.. Warner G. Pulliam, OF Belmont,
IN this county, Is spending u few days
Of social pleasure at the home of DR..
\ ~Cilenror Harris.ar Spotsylvania, and
Mr.. Lucien II. Colbert. Of Bunker
been on a weeks stay in New York
City with relatives, has returned TO
her, nome hS,s;.
ton. y. g, spent Thanksgiving with
his family and also friends IN Spot
s%ylvanla- Mr.. Basgett is connected
with the United States Post-Ofice De-
pnrtn1ept. in Washington.
Rev DR.. Moore, OF Motley Christian
College, Washington. D.. c., has accept
ed a cali to Eerca Christian Church
here. and viii Regularly preach there
pee,aily appropriate and strong.
Mrs. Laur r. Jett, of spotsylvania,
Is off on an extended visit to relatives
and friends in Washington. ID. G.. and
Baltimore. She will likely be gone
for three months or more.
Key. James ". Hickman, of the
spending n week at the nnuai confer
]syiyania and spent. a short time So
ciallS with friends here. He has gone
from here to Baltimore. ana will In n
few days go to his appointment at
GreensYille. Va.
Mr.. r. Elton Jett. who has been on
n months visit to Richmond. is back
again.
Mr. Edward Jones and his beautiful
bride. Of Clifton Forge. are on a visit
or some two weeks to the home Of
Mr.. Fired Lewis. of this county. They
= will visit Washington and other North
ern cities, and will be at home Deem
Der 25tfl next.
Mr.. Isaac l.. Eubank, an en,ploye
of the Richmond, fredericksburg anG
Potomac Railroad Co., as telegraph
operator at summit. Va, has been pro.
general agent. Mr.. Eubank ana Ills
family have moved to Quincy.
Notably among the many events OF ;
sociai character which happened here
on Thanksgiving was the literary en-,
t~crtainmept given by the puolic higi
school here, under the auspices of Mrs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-01
S%kinquarter Social News.
-tSnecial to THE T!mes.Dispatch.1

TSnecial to The T!mes- Dispatcl.1
SKINQUARTER, VA. November 30.-
Mrs. George G.. White. of Richmond,
Va. is spending a few days with Mrs.
/. =. Rudd. of S~kinauarter.
Messrs. Erwin and Worthor Gill
spent Saturday with Mr.. A.. c. Rudd
who joined In an unsuccessful fox
hunt.
mi atts. WI; NJ e VAIL r rs rI gat sa on :
Beach. Va
/. The Ladies' Mission Society will give
an oyster supper at Mrs j. Z. Taylor's
of this place. for the benefit of Skin.
quarter Church. The upper will be
preceded by a lecture by the Rev. 4
c. Whitehurst. of Chester. Va. whose
subject will be How to Get Married
and Stay So
/ Tho attendants of Lone Oak Acad
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-01
Notes from Miller School
Tsncclal TO The TImes- pIspu

Especial TO The Tllhes.plsputcf,l
so.lThe Young Mans Christian .lsao-
citation had q splendid meetinG SMn-
g,1ving.. Bay &: s, !, Go flsc j, vas ay,, t t,sso lsaa anf
a. T.. Robertson; voluntary speaker, II.
D.. Rinsland.
j; minstrel ''on Do Ole plantation was
rendered with marked ability. The
eSaniI 1. was = grand success, It was
shown In four nets, as follows; First,
Model Country Schoal,': third, IN 5h5
3Cornfield"; fourth. The pnrkeS Ball"
Refreshments were served immediately
after the minstrel. Appetites We're
into instgnificance before such q fornii-
5sdabls foe, At
Mr.. j, III. Burton. Jra of Charlottes..
willie, Va, spent Thanksgiving with Ills
friends here. @8ssg
As a. guest of friends here,
Miss Lily u, smith was taken to
ated OF for appendicitis.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-01
Especial TO The Times plspatch.l

SCOTTSNILLE, Va. November 3o.---
One of the recent brldegrooms, OF the
many who nave gone out fsom the VII
ctnity of S~cottsvillc. during tfe last few
weeks, photographed to a ltyerymall In
the town where the brtde-to.be resides,
Have nice carriage at depot 10 meet
me-" On his arrival upon; the y q
tuvnouts. composed the spectacle which
greeted his eye. Then the Wretched
truth revealed itself that the operator
head translated the message, Have nine
carriages at depot to meet me-" and the
groom found himself out OF pocket,
dirty -four dollars. The llveryman con
tended thnt he was not to blame for
sothersS peoples neutrality-suspicious. OF
messages, so the telegraph company
Will, iii all probability. be sued by the
gentleman on whom the burden fell.
Another bridal couple. of Albcmarla.
had II ratller6trYing. though not sogblt.
ter an experience recently. Richmond
was the point at which they made con-
%nsction for Scottsvile. and IT was there
that the colored valet. to whom theiss
The s%uit.cases, OF course, contained q
Variety OF articles. Among these Was
The, BRIDES dress. The pair reached
their destination on time. and wlaen5the
attendant failed TO show up, resigned
Themselves as gracefully as possible TIC
the rather. grave aspect of affairs.
Next morning 'twoa hearts that beat as
one drove into Scottsville to purchase
u comb and some other trifles to le-
place those which had vanished with
1.-THE suit-cnses. One daysla little later
itheSValet came to l!fe,F accompanied by
the luggage, He he'd taken the WRONG
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-01
Bon All Social News.
lsppcinl TO Tie Times Dispstell.I

ra nos H Il Ho W. All Soss Thss.d ss:--T ssf
Thanksgiving. We're Mr.. md Mrs. w,
Nj Mi,l Ml!ls Mi ssd M Salliafee esos Wlsi' M NTH p Set
Sept saidier and Miss sue Towers, with
Mrs. Clara Bridgefortli: Mr.. Harry,
M M'sh lsss, . 4 &; M Mary wsi ana MI W. nlssns
Miss Queen Peftow, OF Campbell
county, vas u guest recently OF Miss
Francis Withers.
Miss Constance Batcs.. OF. baltimore,
Miss glsle Winston. who has been
visiting Miss Mcclure. las returned to
her home. in Norfolk, ". !.
Richmond.
DR.. Montell Rudd. bar lstt, the re-
{ ent guest of Ills sister. Mrs. 1fnskins
Misses Margaret an1 .Nt,ns Hudspetl,
of Midlothian, and Mrs Hunter BE.
lamy, OF Keswicl, .wsfe the guests
last week of Mrs. Il. Nj. Burlington. as
was also Mr.. A. j. Mglder. OF Flat
Mrs., x. i. Noel. who has been visit.
ing er daughter, Mrs. r.. a. Floyd. in
Flushing, l.. J., Is expected home Mon
day.
Mrs. John x. Hancock and little Miss
guests of Mrs. j. u. Cox.
Mr.. Vincent .Adanson has left for
the v. p. l.. where he will take q
course IN civil engineering:
Miss e. r. MOORE was the guest OF
trends In Bon Air last week.
Mr.. John Mccready spent a few days
last week at his country place. xii
Eunrne," rear here.
Miss Virginia Miller. Who has been
attending the Mary Baldwin School. IN
Staunton. Is home for the Thanks.
giving holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ashburner and
family spent Thanksgiving with their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Haskins Hobson,
ut Belona. Powhatan county.
Little Miss Cora Ashburner has re-
covered from q recent slight opera
tion.
Mrs. Arthur Adamson visited friends
IN I;cn Air Wednesday.
Miss Blake, of Richmond. is the
guest of Mrs. r. NJ. Burlington.
Mrs. Robert Porter n Mrs. Rudd,
OF Powhatan, are guests of Mrs. Has.
kins Hobson. Jr.
AR. and Mrs, Haskins tIobson. Jr.
spent Thursday at the jamestown Ex.
position.
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Nelson Social News.
.neclnl ia The T~imes.Dispatch,

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.1
NORWOOD, VA, November 30.-Mr.
Charlie .Agee. of West Virginia, spent
Thursday with his uncle. Mr.. George
c. Agee, here. -
There was a tacky party at Mr.. Bill
CaShe's, on Wednesday night.
Miss Maude Turner is on the sick
list at this writing.
Miss Clara Cabell. only. daughter of
AIR. and Mrs. Richard Cabell. n Mr..
MAYO G.. Cabell, youngest son of Mrs.
William y. Cabeli. were married at the
brides home here on Tuesday. night.
by Rev. Frank NIezic.
Mr.. Lyon. of Burlington, was the
, guest of Miss Anna b., Bolton on Sun.
day.
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Gladstone Social News.
Tspectni to THE Tlmcs.plspatch.

[Spec'nf to The TIfnes-DIspatch.J
Mr.. j. w. Moon. who has been In bus
mess In Alabama. has returned home
as the firm had shut down.
Miss Matte b. Megginson. who has
been quite sick. is convalesccnt.
Mrs. Floyd Bolton is quite sick.
Our.teachers here attended Teachers
Institute held at Loyingston last week.
Miss Martha p. Harris resigned her
position az teacher of Midway School
week.
Quite n number OF our residents here
are attending court In Lovingston this
week. having gone there as witnesses
in the breaking open OF. Chesapeake
and Ohio care "scrape" here several
months since
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-01

envy debated along the lines of educa-
tior and the proper method Of teach
ing last Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Helen Webb Is reported to be
very Ill In her fathers home.
Miss Annie McGruder Phaup. OF Ma
sey Business College, spent Thanks.
giving with relatives at this place.
Miss Genevieve Rudd expects to
spend Sunday with Mrs. Ellis Phoup.
Misses Maggie Fudua and Mary Por-
ter spent Thanksgiving with rel-
atives near Chesterfield. /.
Misses Gussie Sims and edna Wilkln-
son spent Monday afternoon with Mrs
a. G. Rudd.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-01

ton lex hcnyyweight champeen IN MOO Jersev) has
enabled IN, rInrisintntives IN mar stail an, soIid SIN.
port " lawn Calvin to give a new glory 10 tn doc
have not been lowered as far as / can see. Her defeat
shows me that this dear old Amy mather iv Thaydoor
TRosenfclt am others who shall lie n ameless if Ia Ina
his Way. is still a power in futbail. : y 40
"Dear me. i'm ge,tin, to be quite q college fellow
through rea,iin'. M ne ners in ms fail IIinnissv.
w 4 MAJ ~ a IS saloon am reads is all II the nems snaIs
says SAYS. IS Foreign nap To him i 9e a, take futba luna iniv es pIayea
wint to wtrruk. H I,nt I T read ali ab Ura II in in the the ,asnnars
about III bcginnin, " Septembers I'm goins' thropngh
me nn.nners M I ,atst M rewe = n a mnitSsSe,,. 49, 3saSS.
Well. this IS sthrage. Why have they put tn criminal
did that Will. be fred On lookin' closer / see that tn
phottygraft Is wan eiV Clarence Doolittle. the demon
~falf-bacs in tn Yale futbail team. lies n tur.rble-
lookin' fellow. In age he appears to be about forty-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-25
Hearst Denies Hes a Candidate.

New York, Sept. 24.-In an inter-
view published here today. William
r. Hearst denies that he Is a eandi-
date for president on the Independ-
ence league or any other ticket. -
oan not conceive any conditions I'M
der which ] would be willing 10 be-
come a candidate" added Hearst.
This determination Is not because Of
any feeling OF nique or disappoint-
ment as the result Of the late election.
| would only consent TO hold office
through a sense Of public duty, az 1
would serve on a jury"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-25
RAILROAD NOTES.

on account OF various DELAYS on the
valley division, north Of Rarstow. Cal.
Monday night, Nos, 4 and s We're late
n arriving here last night. The east
pound limited pulled in at Z O'clock.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-25
LACE ROBES.
specials for lhI. weet-~cc window


LACE ROBE sALE-c.Iors tIarf cream white.
also spnngie. These come with .hIrfa almost mtd'
up and enough goods o. make utsIs Boo avs af fhr
prevailing STYLES. They seI at SIS. $50. So and $50.
Though this week we piasHe ..Hm H1 special Ft'-
less ll regular prices. 1884,. have ..i Hu" .' these
made up 60 show how uraIHIs ..#. HIhU uu
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-25

The Santa Fe railway " contemplate
ing organizing telegraph schools on
every division, TO teach young mGn
biography. the graduates TO be en-
ployed on the road.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-25

The cornerstone Of the new Santa
Fe hospital building at La Junta wat
laid Monday afternoon. II WAS re-
ported that an Albuquerque cnntrac-
tor viii land the contract for the
building.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-25

Dave Roggs. section foreman at
Sandia, \. NJ, who has been on tho
sick list for some time. has returned
to work, relieving his brother. Charles
Roggs. who returned to the city last
night.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-25

G. +. Rees, assistant engineer in
charge Of the construction work At the
local tie plant has returned 10 the
city from a two weeks business visit
e. Topeka. Kas.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-25

F NJ. Bishee. chief engineer Of the
western grand division Of the Santa
Fe, with headquarters at La Junta,
arrived IN Albuquerque last night.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-25

r. e. Wilson, of Chicago. travelling
representative Of the Santa FEES im-
migration department. Is registered al
the A~lvarado.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-25

Mrs. J. Il. Miller, wife Of q well
known Santa Fe conductor. has re-
turned from q visit in Milwaukee.
Wis.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-25
OUR NEW FANCY SILKS

Are superhiy stylish and Pieasingly Low In Price.
some af the fan merchandise sd pieasinEiy repre-
SCENTS thf spirit % neWuesH as fhe silks.
rlllda checks stripes p0mpadours. perslans, etc.
tu novelty wcaves aud fancy combinations
We wish Co., can guur attention to our lime ~ new
sIIkr nt 500. fl41 and $3.50 per yard.
All the new combinations are represented and
y4u aau ceriaillg find something Tor that new
uaIrt skirt nr gown.
SIR INDOW DISPLAY.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-25

Thomas y. Allen, former night chief
clerk at the Santa Fee yards. left iast
night for st. Louis. Mo.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-25
DAILY ARRIVALS OF NEW WAISTS

The now waists include many styles in lace and
nets. both plain and figured. also tailored waists in
linens and madras. The more fancy fan styles have
the short sleeve and are clahuratelv trimmed. while
the smart tailored waist viii bc popular for general
wear
tailored Wash Waists $50 to $500
Net and Lace Waists $500 10 $500
Pretty style of Plaid Waists, $500
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-25
7. N. LlNVlLLE.
All work guaranteed.

STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES
Best grade Of Flour. CoTees, Tens and spices
u speciality.
Everything in the market always on hand
THE BEST ALWAYS.
Phone 2ss. -boS West Central Avenue
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-25

while No. s arrived four hours late at
1910 O'Clock.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-25
NEW Wells AND VElLINGS.

An entire new line ~ wells ana ven~ings-Automo
Ollie wells. Dotted Neils-also Chiffon Yelling Al
new. Just arrived.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-25
Skirt Section

PANAMA FLARE MODEIs-ranama skirt.
nItrN N'ut % brown. WIfH fhe very newest
nHrH elect trimmed with buttons and strap
ar bottom folds Id s. %
HIp TRIMMED FANAMA-PaHama Skirt;
black Mln or brown. with effective hip
ulmmIur ~ buttons ana strap fulffssif
tailored EHHpeIF amnrf model -..- sa-s9
NEN THTNCH NoHh~-Frcnch Naile
skirt Boz range m res JAZZ rHINrsi vide ana
narran infiafr iaIds around tnn
acms % refined elegance nt .-+.-..---S 1&9
GoRED ruHFoN NOuEs-sksrt @ ire
uouniar Chiffon wolfe. ahuulng new sore
flare. sIaa comes iu plated designs. trimmed
either with 9Th hauda Or arks.......xs.o
TRIMMED NOtIE MODEIs-sklrt Of ~
client Imported EH.if either panel or plated
style. elaborate nilh Euk folds On entirely
DRIS-Y NaVTLrIES-sk1rt % extra
llaufr Frfuch Ne'ia extra nll dressy edect.
uprssstc'r trimmed slth six bands ard
The Washington herald., 1907-01-26
SENATE PROGRAMME CHANGED
Death Of Senator AIRer Causes Nu-
merOus POstpOnements.

The death OF Senator Alger. Of Michi-
gan, has made IL necessary to change IN
several respects the order Of business in
the Senate. The special order for this
afternoon, which contemplated eulogies
on the late Senator German. was post
ponpd until Friday, February.
Senator Beverage. whose speech on
child labor began Wednesday, and was
suspended Thursday by the adjournment
out of respect to the late Senator from
Michigan. gave notice yesterday that he
would take the floor again Monday
Senator Carter, of Montana. gave no.
tice that his speech attacking the orders
of the Secretary of the Interior, which
was scheduled for Thursday. would be
postponed until next Tuesday.
Senator Burrows has planned to force
the opposition in the Senate. If possible.
to agree upon a date for a vote on the
Smoot case. but the death of his col
league moved him to postpone the action
until after he returns next week from at
tending the funeral of Gen. Alger at De
troit
The urgent deficiency bill was passed,
providing a S1.0o0,000 government loan in
aid of the jamestown Exposition, s65, 900
for building government piers extending
from the exposition grounds into Hamp-
ton Roads. The bill carries S200,000 addi-
tional to meet urgent demands Of various
executive departments.
The Senate also cleaned up it's calendar
of private pension bills. and passed a big
batch that had just come from the House.
and mad not been referred.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-26
NEW CONGO RESOLUTION.
President Assured OF Senate's Sup
port II He Acts.

At a special meeting of the Senate Com
mittee on Foreign Relations yesterday the
Lodge resolution, suggesting the co-opera-
ton Of the United States in bringing about
an inquiry into the affairs of the Congo
Free State, was entirely rewritten and
ordered to be favorably reported
In its new form, as presented to the
Senate by Senator Lodge. the resolution
reads:
Whereas the reports of the inhuman
treatment inflicted upon the native in
habitants of the Congo Free State have
been of such a nature as to draw the at
tentiOn of the civilized world, and excite
the compassion Of the people of the United
States; therefore be 1t
Resolved, That the Senate respectfully
advise the President that he will receive
its cordial support in any steps he may
deem il wise to take in cooperation with.
or in aid OF. any of the powers signatory
TO the treaty of Berlin for the ameliora-
ton OF the condition of the inhabitants of
the Congo Free State"
The resolution was placed on the calen-
dar of the Senate. Mr.. Lodge will try to
secure consideration for it at an early
day.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-26

Bulletin.
THE $40 OPEN MILEAGE TICKET.

On September 1905 the Pennsylvania Railroad Company placed
on sale at $50 each tickets good one year and
good for the passage Of the holder and number Of other persons
mileage limit OF ticket any Of the lines of the Company
Psburg Buffalo This ticket has proved popular
has been almost impossible print them fast enough the de-
rand about 100000 having been distributed this time.
business houses which keep force the road which find
necessary send frequently the ticket especially
tive good any any and many
a may be desirable it.
Merchants manufacturers business and others who
frequent trips New York Philadelphia Baltimore Washington,
Ptsburg Buffalo, and other cities have found
ticket II is available any moment only for the business
himself but for any whom he may desire send and for the
members of his family.
In convenient and desirable form Of transportation for
every for BY its obtained for one-way
trips and many considerable reduction gained the
curSion
Mileage Tickets are sale all Ticket Offices