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The Forrest City times., 1907-03-29
It's Here

The Springtime. but you still have that old cough and cold Had il three months, perhaps-also, perhaps, you would like 10 let il go lfso. Simmons Cough Syrup will most ehectually aid you. It's the best remedy for lung troubles put up.
The Forrest City times., 1907-03-29
Sadly -AffIicted Eamilx-

Carroll Mantooth. a young man 19 years of age, died recently q paeu. monia al lis home in oil Trough. This is the third and last son sf L. W. Mantooth 10 die Of this disease within two weeks.
The Forrest City times., 1907-03-29
GANTED-Nen of integrity and energy

1 1ANTED-Nen of integrity and energy to represeu; the Reliance Lie Insurance Company of P.;tsburg, Pa 10 special contracts, CT gold brick schemes pure, legitimate insurance, a frst-class young, thrifty and wealthy company with capital of one million dollars; ex eellent contracts 10 proper parties Ad dress A. L. SMITH. state manager, HE Louisiana. Little Rock. Ark.
The Forrest City times., 1907-03-29
Ooa's Claim to honor-

When Capt. Ronald Amundsen left San Francisco for the cast he made special and particular arrangements for the transportation of hls dog. Of which he Eaid This faithful dog. which is attached to me almost as much as ! am ts him. is the oniy one Of his kind 10 have nsGe the north west paEE2ga'
The Forrest City times., 1907-03-29

Al for l2c postpaid ID order to intro. euce our warranted seeds and II you VII send l6c we VII add eae paekage Of BerllDer Earliest Caulfower together with our mammoth plant, nursery stock. vegetable and farm seed and toel catalog.
 Thls ca;alog ls mailed free 70 al In- tending purehasers Write today.
 John i. Salzer Seed Co, Bo1 ", La Crosse. Wls
The Forrest City times., 1907-03-29

Sreaker Hamiter entertained seyen of the sIlht rfg ges of the House al luncheon at ForsteTs Friday. They were John Ed f.ngfon Pcyton Thomas, Hugh Dedman. Naming Stone. Jef Davis. Grady Faly and Fat clark
The Forrest City times., 1907-03-29

Senator Amts has Jeff bis seat in the Senate for len days ald has gone 10 Mex leo o1 business tstp.
The Forrest City times., 1907-03-29

The Haase cd nat wa-k Saturday a- cord 5as is motion If Mr kIllaagh. ear lied just before n8c2 Friday.
The Forrest City times., 1907-03-29

Dr WyellTe Rose of Nashville addressed the Joint Committee oa Edaf att8n ef tbe House and Senate Tuesday and spoke at measures introduced
The Forrest City times., 1907-03-29
A Big Bargain for i2 Gents Postpaid

The year of lses was oBe oi prodlgal plenty On cur seed farms Never before old vegetable and farm seeos return suci esorlDOus yleI1s.
 Now We wlsh 10 gan 2a9 50a new GUS toners th.s year and Benee oseT for l2e r.oS-rsz5d
The Forrest City times., 1907-03-29

The LII hy Senator Harrison making H mandatory that the national calars sf.' float above a public buildings soho houses and naming the trsf Friday r May a Tag day" in the public schools Was special o.deF for Wedaesday.
The Forrest City times., 1907-03-29

Y. C Fiuda., who was elected last wee. 10 succeed the Igfe Howard Kabh in inc Senate from heSLa County was inaefr;et in'3 fiae Friday later Tn The Gav he announced tAat on next Thursday he M. ! aGaHes> the Senate on The lie and welk af h., Geecesed predecessor
The Forrest City times., 1907-03-29

There is an element = ,-t. zs -a W hefBer t'a gslEE- srueIa@zHU Hz.i VI = rtaaHe6 su tz- Ha.a nsas -t.e =seek bur Ef = = a= .#T+ ? -f z=.-t =H gf The ta rE -seG s#aa ra 5a-l-v and aa Ea g fhrH- --h -.f f.s -.ze 6= lcsz riaH .H. - ,%e raz' 2 1aot5ar = -=#' s= T wlez --s- r. come. -h-se i- v -e rrr==~ .tHsa -Har asa t #ufi5 5ra.@d. Tie I'H.e-sE ris-F- .'-z --.z.ss .lgT zf- EIfnE' of tf.e 2 ea s55ze fasz- rUnf1s.- .Ast i-s u1s sa-e REH Het A4 dt Hfe3 Ht tAz#. sz.ie " Hl-azHars af ttze izsl-e=
The Forrest City times., 1907-03-29

Bafn-s r.e I-H5 tertiary Committee 3H 'fa HaHse TlesaaE >HHeriatendeHt 3.teas and Ar=#tt=#. i-aEk eibh appeared aad went eser esfa5z- teea-dt8g zs- eamp.e- -ian af tte Usw ueni;e.tlafy Iae eeGpss p-axz mated zt z-u tam. Nh..E SuM SIz h~ reduced etruf - Ter asIt / eeariets ate HS~d tgr fr~t uf fha E- EsDiCa' wazs udHr his estimate lie .e.5 a0u.s viii ceet afszar xiua- -atsu and tAe : sEz= "a. anl Tee i5Giags the HemaiHd-H The sufsfiu.e1cea weH- aEes fEe E4H4ezeHs details nf tta }-ers ea-eraa h tae a.T.se- pe=atiaH h-z for fhe coming .Ea 8s2HS. and eIrs1 ned tEsir ueHr,~tfF -te eo 7 fafffee 1 Hz- . raEfe- tfss- a.-zarrza .tarr E heine drasted
The Forrest City times., 1907-03-29

Fret < \ Neither af Nevada. Me d. liveftd n add-eSe Friday uigat in inc f-f of the House of Representatives to tha fiti zens If Little Rock and members uf tt. Genera Assembly The subject was "Iav. er ef Mind the trend being ta s,lg,stafttisrt the theories of suggestive therapeutic
The Forrest City times., 1907-03-29

An eForr E t-.-g ma'e t5 dat A#3 1a' |tA .teFe rdifisn as te HoteetIefs from fire fAreu.h insurance The Fat.i= ,. which ia eTest excm1fed rhe fire #on. aaH5es [ n The provisions ot tA4 anti 'rlst .a&- waz sa sicRaiy d-feated that any measure wlfi h repeais snY Lat ef tta- act vi. te Practically Impossible.
The Forrest City times., 1907-03-29

&es~=s Vl=s a=of Te--F s-E UA#.e = o-sa s-raE.d iF warm a.-..zevezst 1T .ha .aas#af sAa H=ztse F1e~+a=- 65-ta= tts " [ '#ss5 tu5.s=- a-d t4Ev Nrse G3ast -s EaFa L. =ai .rf6H-'e- v afE ends i~fr-fs -ed md o-d-r uls re.' .rel Inc aa-H a4-a i~.z.d t=f tes F4#H~- f~ 1-l45- t5sHz aHG a-e- >haat a3- aaI a- z tLet fHe tfar = ra@au f.a ;.@ee +=l
 ves better 1tz-eLr L .usuS a -he . -r-.e
The Forrest City times., 1907-03-29

T.e Ca-tvz5zh, r-,,sased a~.at ff-ner. fs tfr earsf#5G=f H. which b-5v.!,s -bat ,' z tavss fg5t irfa fHe ta4i f1rd hr -as a had .f tae state sha.l 5. aafartl arel s-'1Itr 0ttt Ht fees I l., eAe stHadH 6tS tHi iu 4Et : the rai'=aad are-,s=t. CT Hat.f Ia been fsve-ahfY reported tv aiasi'; ef fHe committee an Carss7.4, T i-ral a:a'lemeats ia the House
The Forrest City times., 1907-03-29

Resolutions thanking the Legislative Assembly, for the enactment f the Barker liH GeStaietine the sale of lnteaieaHfs h tus state were unanimously adopted at Monticello hy the eMthodisf. Baptist. Pres trtfftau and Associate Reformed preshv- trrian churches The resolutions pledge iho support Of the churches in enforcing the law
The Forrest City times., 1907-03-29

A a-5 -a<eHfas} feser.ee gf -Ea =s.#...y of fhr #h-rf diversity kl3I Meaf Y Y Ras c.. asa tha' when rasa-.i.a
 -s-- a# fr- ~a.s--d dsH -fan The ar#sunf z tEe ett.- f.-iat5er ea'l=a f4- Vi Ha ~u' down af t#a-f ci5a 0a8= and ness. ii F
 r'FHe ff k genera ''- ua d..-s+r 3 --s+ --4 stH Rtt Pss tte senate .a I5s aeae.ld 1
The Forrest City times., 1907-03-29

.Atter c~.f.r- -'Hs vassse- 'a arf.- N' T aav S-eatr flemztf- rstfz-a nzr=- aft-s t.zf-' ssa ca = .. <ts 7 nc f=.-a- hers caits't.av 0e-i0. .a itl-.-s of a.-.-a- *a.s #~s#t f#=s aa a-=ra.-= wa~ tfe fsa e3--~.zlt'af. as taHslsa. TFe s"fe-e- fe.ssf id tfat t'a Horse rss ra s't.Hf8"r +u fta a=r i#. r. daE Ht- fz A-Ve aHF E H~- had a1E l5sa that sa >fatar-tH.s seHe a-H-tAy af raeezr.-5 g
The Forrest City times., 1907-03-29

Al the morning sessiol. THesdas Hr Foster introduced s-tEttan #H tt.a II ..f=s# 10. fhe eGect that owing ta taa aafsr+t esi condition Of the calendar that bsIf 5,.i.li meet each morning Ht S o'c.ofk aac "a h afternoon at 30 o'clock. its ieszs.1ti is.l was adonted with the provision ths. tae morning hour should be 3n
The Forrest City times., 1907-03-29

Tn speaking of the Fdmondscr Rector bin for the ab=esafieu Vf tle H5aE5Ia-l u contract. Seta afar Patterson strongly CT. posed fhe proposition of allowing eaavi ', tu at as guafds oFeF thelf comrades lie cd uot believe that tGe abr4-eta3u af the contract waHtd remedy thf~ dvH5rrahfe erU fiou The Senator fraa Mood us a-. clarrd tlat if the contra was Hause ze3 the IFiSouerS would be hired cut t0 -he IaIiroads and the sane c9ud5t%tuz RaHzd prevail He wa~ strongly ia favor af ella mating lhe lea-s system aiteeef her
The Forrest City times., 1907-03-29
LEGISLATIVE NOTES.

Tht tfl ty >s1tfof Auss pruklt.fi1r horse fBeirC ln he s-Ete cane 1s 2 tEC-- sertols from elssr skF. as Iet SeIStsr EntN of 4 untI 5t wEs lsuDcbed AfIer its E-tra1 zfUu there ere several E1e-L ssTs c1 thslr fss1 rlzL<fi1g for fecpgnifler- U EEs CeFisrr0 ftsf sl1ae he Ans ZER ETe- EI1zfirE EEEbIuE CT tbe o2kiu~ C. books ou rae trAeks became operative sTetF effort has t.e1 mace tr rEce bpTse ue1 md bod ndks-s xf ttGKlEvn tu sEE1s he lEx he fat mat tas ESDbHHg 8s sad ro eo-tlEus q GzElEzE sEaE=~d fhs<5fe = Senator Ans v1Ib r1e result that Is F-e- pared tEls Eu-e 6rEs75e EesSHHe Is E1- -a=zncsd. sz aHtroG acinE tEe ba4#= ma II N B cEIF GuuE after a cprf.r~1as uli1 tBe sg1- lns FoVtfDof and St his saEcesi3c hs SerAtaf Asserted ttEr tEs sAsr41 ef 3zf-Aiso county had tist t2rrec E4 els euftss Sh9 Lad hluset kevs away fran 11e f1set 70 nct 70 Eee HIy Gluts-s- ana iLef resffs lEsnE efcers had ra-l s+-rN Q tttoaet tte @oaHfE H#eTezs#HE -a+ z lsiA ble from taking hand sa sz1i- -I. .E = bIs GfraDsuf for Els tH# 1s 1-=afsa
 There Is oaIr ore val ta e-op -hs EsZt- EuE EE1 rEEt ss ra stop Tss fs
The Forrest City times., 1907-03-29

In sAs confusion tHat sued - q st4- being taken Nefn.-Gay tfe BaIne of NJ NurFue wIs omitted -ffGll the tsII V Naarae voted eza ass the hi. i=svs #r q 8rv stfEufY Iu1 We e1peft it fa gar rHaf way sa | T Nar #ae ses-s.fas t Xate ny owa Individual sentiment an eyetE measaHe on rlts ethse t1at r. Hre -sHfed and u.F-e dades aH i-sge vetea asaIrst The Lee Bilf Tuesday ard te.- yesterday te.aHs. old uet believe eit tf.ar Was Roed Ieeis.attoH
The Forrest City times., 1907-03-29

Nifh but seven Weess get nf tte eE
 tended sesSIau before If. UeHzhs.fs If tha Appropriations Committee arc anxious 70 get their bills before the Ilaus- Msfh time is consumed Tn th.s r,a.- af Iests. lation through the far, that szah 5ten E taken I'D separately in CoEWttfea ef fHe Whole and has f9 he passed 1Haa -ers~a-e- ". To not give these bus a5mo-t Imm9- date attention, accord ng ts u1ru.har- ef the committee. will mean that fte la-t m. nth of the session will ef uees--i.s have ta be devoted almost exclusively te ftea.
The Forrest City times., 1907-03-29

Il Wa. learaed ss-ss=e58 bal a .Ha .e=i-r rf 1le Jaut CauHlf-.e uG It-s5fer-.4.s viii 1szg-E E=gfHf tHaz 1--s a+s. azssa- pe f.t .taud .Hte N=lt H- e4za. seaa aaf retra Il a- ihc hsale a Tf.-51sr- tf .5, stale fer The uekf tao wears There .#a' seen IraE8>lflaH saHH sted ta s=4i F fs' To he state cuue5r- farm Ntt1 The fteri te1'IarF LaluiaaHsd dB-sHg :he fDts..uU r9ef gears lire state electric IeEt4ag Iaat R5z Haf ha ci-tu~had agf VIII arrttule f1 far hi-h f1e charitable institutions Wit4 e.ee ff5zi'E at eost. as Eas been The pes#f.oe T thn IEef
The Forrest City times., 1907-03-29

Tgo ao.uf Camuiftpe eu PeuIteutiarv Of the sSrnate and Hae-e held hasfness sesz sien Friday. at which If Wa~ decided to continue th- work of construction of the slV years age. A bill making an appraprja I lon for the completion of the Wnk ae oordiuE ta gi.e original plans will be pre- fared AV the c1mnifiee and NH probably fe iat90dncod during fhe week r r pass e4 it k contemplated to recommeuee the work af once
The Forrest City times., 1907-03-29

The jeirt Comm Itfee eH PfiAzIc Ghas5.3ee Netresdav taoE under roH.iders iaIl fhe ari rferriat3Cn tiit for thS eaFiaf aHd naa #l- tsaaHee et the AFHaz -s=~ s~Hz8a4 f=- &e5- VOLS I5#~@a -fs ~uUeffr tef. 1eLt S5 Hsaa a as Ffe-sft before The caI- ,rtttee srs txHzaa Q ee he va riopS items sS tbev were taken 75p Patients at thIz s7ase iH@t.rHtien lave 5n- creased iu uEf1hFr atc4t osf.rHfrd s.nf+ .set EHa# The sun for general azfeH.sss asked for last year ves s-0-. a68 a5G VI sn .tbe iHerea@e Ii atfeHaa1Ee t1e sl.u tz. Wear l- S-45 opa. Hfse4 thl aaGa-attf.f tsa- deemed rtssarahle and at favot ~-tavtr -i.a1sse here at' a f-1r-f f.ar - ~ .es Fen s Whi.A Were taken uH and n ea IeH f- Ie5su wa- ie~eryed rrtH aaa-her raee- rs- af .}e ezu#ra=-f-e. ahl#f vii De bod daszas he week
The Forrest City times., 1907-03-29

eU Tuesday the Iierse msfe rare ITO grs-> n IhP disposition ef h#si He-s fHa1 eu aaY Senate day during tAe -ess4eu An seart sas made fe Eet the GteHam anuexa fIea hiIl bsf re The iiaIse z. advance af some ett bifs which W.Ee under .Ee same ar0@f. ta1 taa c##ssr Es,d thaf a fUo-fAitds vote wa. He#es-aHf ta advance the bill. which pHee4f Hated st ne Gi.s7 7e ~f =u < Utiie H1f"T5 atI alter Le ful.il 9 had teen iasf. the h5lI came ap uudel fe.. uiar TF,oeaHre ard was given E.. E.st reading. when uatiaa tp aE asu fre ys5l,d
The Forrest City times., 1907-03-29

IEe IIou-e CuuWIftfe 0u EaflFafH- Il|f a meeting Tf.day night and gave ae-sut5aa ta rallta ed empipy.s and atfarfseys m fte til providing for d mak4msHa es et=Ht hourS' emploA meHf ln any GsF f4e ae1esf=s szll cferataHS Ii waS claimed bF fAp saf.astl attornexs that ffe h5tl ss8la fa-ze ralI roads t8 use tvo shifts - day o'fee and wan.d wofk q hardship fae eonm.ffee d~ ferred action on lh- biii lutI astef q suHsh
 TT hearing Hailread emp-szes h-..-se ttat reducing the employ meEt ef ts.eg sHh eg. erators to eighg hours eatB aaF Wa .d ae due the uEuber ef wrecks Vith4a he state
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-06-08
Luna Park Notes.

Since the opening date Luna PAX
has undergone many changes. SeverSi
concessions we're tried and tested ana
found wanting. With view of giVlr 8
the public the best obtainable results
they have been replaced by others oil a
more appealing nature. one worthy OF
special mention being the new ana
costly illusion Creation" which has re,
placed the illusion formerly presented
in the "TempIe of Mystery" The YER
sion of "Creation" that Manager Good
follow has installed is an exact counter
part of the one now being presented
New York's famous Coney Island. 49,,
For the current week an act that VIII
nrove of espeti il interest to children Ia
Professor Pamaba,iks's Bird and Canine
Circus, one Of TIE mist costly "a hpP q
apima scts vaudeville can boast OIL.
Professor Pamshss ka's collection OF
birds embraces many rare varieties, and
his performing troupe Of dogs are en-.
dowed with intelligence that is almost
human.
Tuesday. June 1l'h, Outing OF the
Columbia Typographical Uoion, No. lol,
and Women's Aux 'lia'y, and Daughters
of Rabeccs. Lodge. o. o. F., Of Alex
audris, will visit the park.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-06-08
Will Take an Appeal.

Mr.. Char. Beudheip, attorney 'ns
local Brotherhood OF Locomotive Engi-
neers. will appeal to the Com issionerS
of the District of Columbia IN the case
of Capt. W. Il. Mathews and Capt ..
f. Mulhall, who, by the findings OF tne
police rial boarI, were exonerated oil the
charge preferred against them In con-
nectiop with the death of Engineer Hugh
Murphy, O: this city, who was killed 10
a wreck on the Southern Railway 10
Washington. Mr.. Bendheim will con-
tend that uuder the law the Commits
siouers may provide penalty in the
case of Capt. Mulhall, who is completely
exonerated, and increase the penalty re-
commended 10 the case of Capt. Math-
exs. who is found guilty of The charge
of having struck Capt W. A Dixon, oil
the fire department, such action beng
conduct unbecoming member OF the
police force. According to the evidence
Can't. Mathews Was clutcbed on the arm
by & man in the crowd during the excite
ment iuc dent to the accident, aud be
struck the person in order to be released.
The person struck proved TO be Capt
Dixon, OF the FIRE department. Az ex
PLANTATION and apology Immediately FOL
lowed, which appeared to have been en-
tirely satisfactory to Capt. Dixon, who
made 70 charges against Capt. Mathews
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-06-08
Daughters of America.

Mount Vernon Council, No. ], ID. Of
A.. at their meeting last night elected
the following officers Councillor, c. a.
Evard; associate do, Mrs. Sarah LyIe'
vice councillor, Mrs. Mary Beach; asso'
ciate do Mrs. Fannie Risdon; recording
secretary, S. A. Forrest; assistant do,
G.. N. CradliD; financial secretary, MFs.
James Fl. Mansfield; treasurer, Mrs.
Mary TIGER; conductor, Mrs. Grace
Mills; WARDEN, Miss Nora Perry; inside
sentinel, Mrs. Annie Perry; outside sea-
tinel, Mrs. John Travers; trustee, Mrs.
Mary Goodrich; representative to ma
tional council, G. N. CradliD; alternate.
G. A. Evard; representative to funeral
benefit association, Mrs. J. ii. Mans
field alternate, Mrs. Mary TIGER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-06-08
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Rev. DR.. Fisher will preach in the
parlor Of the Braddock House tomorrow
afternoon at 8 o'clock.
Heupel, Hollohan & Winship, who
had recently conducted a lock manufsc-
tory on lower King street, have removed
their plant to Washington.
There were showers OF rain throughout
last night, with thunder and lightning
about five o'clock this morning. There
was rain again today, with q northeast
wind.
Cbildren's day services will be ce!o-
brsted in Trinity Church tomorrow night
at 8 o'clock at which time parents will
be given an opportunity to have their
children baptized.
The funeral of the late James b..
Miles, who died Thursday, took pl ce
this afternoon from the residence, Sll
Oronoco street. The services were con-
Quoted by Rev. Father Kelly.
The Bethany NJ. P. Church congrega-
ton, who are using the old First Presby-
terrain Church on south Fairfax street rs
aplace of meeting. are preparing to maj
extensive repairs to the building.
Messrs. Griffin and Michelbach, fur
uiture dealers, have large stock on dis
play at their warerooms on King street,
between Columbus and Alfred. They
invite their friends to call and inspect
the same.
George Bowen, colOred, while at work
with gang of tracklayers on north
Union street yesterday evening had the
point OF pick driven almost through
one of his feet. He was taken 10 the
! Alexandria Hospital for treatment.
The unoccupied frame house on the
southeast corner of Wolfe and Alfred
streets was found to be on fire yesterday
afternoon. The attention of passersby
was attracted and they succeeded in ex-
tiueuishiug the flames. No alarm va;
sounded. 1t is believed that the house
was set on FIRE.
| OYSTERS fried, stewed or raw. Fried clans
| Dining lcom open on Sunday during oyste
season. Clan: Soup three times week. Q
II. Zimmerman. Market Space. feb 26t
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Church Services Tomorrow.

CurtsT CHURCH.-Rey VIM. ]. Morton,
rector. Services at IL a. Al. and S'Oc p u'' oy
the rector.
Sr PAUL's CFURCH-Services at II a. m.
and 500 d. m. by Rev. p. p. Phillips.
GRACE CHURCH-HOly Communion 1880 a:
IN Sunday School at $50 a. III. Services and
sermon at II a. m. and $40 p. nj. by Rev.
Edgar Carpenter
school at a. m. Services at II a. m. by
Rev. Mr.. May,
ST. MARY's CHURCH-First mass at a.
n. Mass and sermon at 1890 a. m. Vespers
ld bene fiction p. m.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-Sunday
,hOOl at $50 a. IN. Services at ii a. III. anu
500 D. m. by Rev. Joseph r. Sewer.
BAPTIST CHURCH-Sunday school at $50
m. Services at II a. N. and 500 p. III. by
Rev. DR.. w. F. Fisher.
TRINITY METH. EPIs. CHURCH-Snhuay
school al g:3Oa. 10. Preaching at ii a: m.
nv Rev. w. w. Van Arsdale, Young Peo-
pIe's Prayer Meeting at 200 D. m.
BETHANY NJ. p. CHUBCH-south tairiax
sireet-Sunday school at $3.50 a. m. Services
at 100 a. m. and 500 T. m. by Rev. W. ~
Poisal.
MFTH. EPIs. CHURCH SoUTH-kev. Charles
ID. Bulla. pastor $50 a. m. Sunday school.
HOO a. m. b lief address by the pastor. sac
ment OF the LOrd supper W. " ~ tIP
worth League. S;O0p. NJ. Preaching by the
pastor. .aoLool AZ
METH. PROT. CHURCH-Sunday school az az
1;3Oa. m. Preaching at II a. m. ana 9;OO
n m. by Rev. G. l. HUMPHREYS. CLASS
meeting at 2 D. N. Y. p. 5. G. h. at 6;4' p. NJ.
FREE METHODIST CHURCH-Lee street
near Wilkes-Services atl1 a. IN. and 1880 pm.
bv the Rev. b. A. Scull.
VILLAGE CHAPEL, NJ. f. CHURCH SOUTH
Hibbon street, near Alfred.-Sunday school al
2:45 p. N. u.,
BAPTIST MIsSION-Corner OfPendl Teton and
Columbus streets-Sunday school and preach
ing at 80. m. Prayer meeting every TUESDAY
night at 1880 O'Clock Young men are invited
DEL RAY CHAPEL Me. CHURCH SOUTH
Sunday school at 2. Preaching at p. M
EpwOrth LeagVe at SIP. m. -,
AIMS IIOUsE-Seryices at 500 by Rev. MI
Lawrence.
MIssIoN-West side Of Fairfax street, be-
tween Franklin and Jefferson streets.-Ser'
vices at 1880 p. m. l-.,.-
ROBERTs CHAPEL, NJ. f. CHURCH (coior-
edl--Preaching at If a. m. and 1880 p. m.
MEADE CHAPEI-Sunday school at $3.50 p.
m. Evening service and confirmation at
d. m. by Bishop Gibson.
LIBERTY BAPTIST CHURCH (colored)-
ucrta Alfred street-Rev. w. H.JOhnson, pas
tgr Preaching at 1870 p. m.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-06-08
Fire at River View.

The bank of light southeast of Alex
sndria about 1890 o'clock last night
which attracted considerable attention
WAS caused BY the burning of the bar
room and merry -gc-round at River
View. The loss on building and stock
is estimated at about 81, 900, partly
covered by insurance. The wooden
structure and its store of liquors made
brilliant blaze. The barroom was stu
ated to the eastward of the group OF
amusement buildings, and light wind
which was blowing from the east threat
eued the destruction of the entire resort.
The crew of the steamer Ct. Johns and
o,herq, however, worked assiduously
and confined the FIRE 10 the bsrroom:
1t is thought that the FIRE was started
by spark from the engine which runs
the merry-gO-round.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-06-08
Personal.

James Pullman, the youth who was
recently operated upon at The Alexandria
Hospital for appendicitis, is still In a
serious condition.
A committee will go 10 Washington on
Monday evening to escort Mrs. Hender-
SOD, president of the u. ID @, and her
party to this city. The palace car Mt:
Vernon has been placed at the disposal
of the ladies and an enjoyable evening is
anticipated. :,
Mr.. Clarence Howell, OF this city,
graduated from the Bliss School OF Elec-
tricity in Washington, aud has secured
a position with the Potomac Electric
Company.
Mrs. McCnen, the venerable mother
of Mr.. w. II. McCuen, was stricken
with paralysis while at the home OF the
latter. ll3 north Alfred street, few
DAYS ago, and her condition is serious.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-06-08
Cornerstone Laying.

Alexandria Washington Lodge Of
Masons with other members OF the
fraternity left this city about noon today
for Washington where they participated
in the laying of the cornerstone OF the
new Masonic temple in that city.
The temple is to be erected on a
triangular plot of ground at the inter
section of New York avenue, 18th and
II. Streets.
The ceremonies were conducted by the
Grand Lodge of the District OF Columbia
headed by Grsnd Master Francis }.
Woodman. 10 this ceremony two q
the valued possessions of the Masonic
order of America were used-the gravel
and trowel used by George Washington
in LAYING the corner stone Of the Cap tol
IN 1893. The gravel was loaned By p
tomac Lodge, No 3, of Washington, and
the trowe by Acknowledgment
Lodge, Nc. %, of this city. Worship
tuI Master Lem. Towers, jt., OF Potoma"
Lodge. No 5, acted as bearer OF the
gravel, snd Worshipful Master Thomas
Il. Cochran, of Alexandria VAST
iugtou lodge, bore the trowel. Fred
ericksburg Lodge, No. 4, of Virginia,
loaued the Bible used by that lodge when
Washington was made member of the
order.
Following the laying of the stone,
Past Grand Master Matthew Trimble
delivered an address on behalf of the
grand master. President Roosevelt sub
scquently spoke on the Masonic order
Commissioner Henry L. West, the visit
iug grand masters, aud Hon. James ID.
Richardson, sovereign grand master OF
the Southern jurisdiction of Scottish Il te
Mssons. also delivered addresses, and
Rev. Joseph Dawson, grand chaplain,
pronounced the benedictiOn.
The grand Lodge will entertain the
members of the Temple Association and
officers OF visiting lodges at banqaet
tonight at the Raleigh.