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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-03-22

peaceful pursuits OF industry in this
land. Eleven hundred employees will
be killed mex; week, and the next, and
tie next, Ia the end. The wheels Of our
vast material prosperity roll over them,
even as the cur OF the ~Juggernaut, and
the client army vanishes, nwept,
unhouored and uusung."
4 republican congressman f.tm Mis-
sonri saved up Sll, 90 out Of his salary
during the two years he WAS allowed 10
SIT III that body. He IL Mr.. TyEdall
and sayo that a man can get ont U.
politics easy but that te could get out
OF money c%nsier, and that he decided he
would not get out OF both at the sume
time In this he shows "a &. -.nat, fore
sigh; and political Discrimination. lie
cut no figure ut W~ashagton bu; the
figure no viii depJSIi 1T The buak will
cut ice for HIN tue balance NJ his natural
lie. His election was accidental but
his grip upon ,liat eie.eh thousand was
observation-disclosures CT. i'n<;.
1hc hOlh dJ lNeup ulI SBEb:tlp CiOle
damage to city property on ue banks OF
the fruckee and to the farm ~ iurds in
the valley below the city. Tho river
reached the highest poim kuown for
thirty-six years, The cement bridge
across the river at Reno stood the st rain
Of the fool. The report that tho rail-
road bridge across the Truckee at Verdi
had been blown up OF had been was ned
away wns unfounded, Tho bridge still
stands, but the abutments have been
washed considerably and it was not
doomed cafe to send trans uver it.
Edward VII. receives Sl7O, 100 a year
and the entire Royal family II England
Ii proviicG'ior III the CIV ilst with in
comes aggrcgatJng S9O0,O O., The kaiser
receives An anual erccmc ui 1850, COO, the
KIN OF italy Is we'll provided for with
SJ,UUO,OJO Il year, and K.ng Alfonso of
Spun Is given Si.I00,O 900 a year to pro-
vide the style that should surround a
king.
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town GU the ine ui the raIirI id. Love,
iack, W;nnen,ucca, Golcopda and Battle
Moust"'n %erc booming. Mining mer
with money to invest were visiting these
I" and the mining districts adjacen,
to them. lie thought the people OF
tiko should do something to attract the
attention OF capt. llists to the mineral
resou ces Of the northern part OF the
county and take steps toward building
a railroad. from Elso to that section
UnIes3 something at this kind WIS done,
ho thought Elio would remain ~ il is
Tor fouf or tive year.. Tho ,e are mat.
tcrG OF great importance Ia every pro.
perty holder III this town. Its people
shoult wa@o up before the golden
opportunity passes by.
40 Ncry suspicious looking hoboes
struck 'he town Yesterday and one Of
then wjus heard e. TcmaTk, while passing
the druE5torr, uua a stick or two Of
dynamite wOuli 10 ,he Job" This was
taken that dizzy ."'ruic; 10 turn a
trick III Eiii". ;''to Off .trs ere mott
He'd and "A clio watch was kept Oh
them. Late last ii-ht Constable Dude
KIRK found thcm III the Elk saloon aud
searched tlcm Tor weapons. lie fJnnd
"A gun and II razor on zach of them. 10
then asked them If they were travelling
and they said they were going east. tie
then took them Il" III, waiting room
ana toli them to stay there until the
train came and hr would he here and
give them their guns and r"zors They
ob"ycd md took the tirst train for tho
rusl.
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WHARF He Ruhhss n.

s%outhward from tho summit OF Ut.
Moosilauke aud near its base lies the
pretty little village OF Warren, N. II.
Here lives the towns genius, whom
everyone calls Pat one who le
over ready with HIS good nature and
Irish wit TO make friends with all
One cold, rainy day tho Methodist
minister Of the town met pat" on tho
street in his shirt sleeves and said.
Pat, you ought to have on your coat,
you will catch your dea't Of cold"
Sure. won't" repliea Pat Whom
I get a good soaking I uso a little
whlskey and always come out all
right"
but, Pat" said the IN, lister, May
ask where you rub II ONT"
you are too wise q man 10 ask
such a question as That" replied Pat,
with n laugh.
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FROM DAILY
Salmaaundi.


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Scnat n Hunter has been appointed u
colonel oh the governor etniI. iirmom
Der tina: whcu you meet hun.
Mrs. Chlnpbcll has returned from
California. "" arc pIenncd to learn
that her health is. very much improved
T,, Lo,,is,o,,ro boe uxo,l ibc .tat.
,,xr.,o. -, IN co,.s -, ,hc sloo This
i, g., ,oIur,ion ~ Hyc rcn,e from los,
Years rate.
Millinery Opepmo ai q I. m. Saturday
un,.h 90 ,o,T r,.o lima ~ Drc.s
and po,L, go ,yo,r ho,o =, ,,.,o.Jn,e
.,,,., r,n ,o 80, ,u,,loy Mu T. 4
tr,.,y r,x, d,,, q, p,,, ouh.c
l''' reported INV 'ho "cS'o'" I"'i''
from Aupttp Ia Phonetic, u ncw mining
rnmp qiiuaicd about twenty-five miles
soutlIoasL Of Fairview.
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u,t. r,.s' ~ ...i,.I,. .,,..,,
.na' ,' 80. a.m, ~,
ra.. 49,, ,.n, ,nm,,ui,,
ID, allI.ianrla Tr,o n,aohinn.y 10 oinos,
IN, a.. ,iu .,,,,,
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and ,L,an,t.ng ~ un,o - ., .tyo. :;
n,n,. E,,.. a"I -. ,no.uLh
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tu i: SATURDAYS DAILY.
S;i,maAundi.

.,o,,. I,d, brown apuoiule,
" ,. TAR ~ Guardian o, Ia,
.,-.
..,ul. ~tr..r,. from Car, on
II. rn,: two az the,
.,,, , ia: and .yv the lrgia
. .n,k
~ na...a.,
r.r-t '. ' ,ro
81 H' "9' :, ,.L.r
""''l'h ""' !"
@"'te ''''''
-. Cr;in received word yesterday
,..n, Mr. and Mn. G.. Is. henderson had
..noa C@.,n,o md that Mrs. ilenier.
,rs ..,.,;,ur dong nicely. This II
.r ,ry- ia -. ir many friends.
T. Is. liauer' ~" 'h"" WIZ" '''
Cd hlms"E ~ ~" 'I'nroe ""'N"' 0D
pnny ana used '"' "."i'' !" '"P,'N w."
cat "rn"s' p''"h gun!
US ~ the mai" ~ 'c''""" """ 'I"
Far!Ing'"n sent ~" '" '"'
ror '!car.
n,,r.y Constable Gnm resigned yes
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For Sale.

a first class stock and hny ranch
eituated in Pine Valley, Eureka County,
Nevada, about twelve miles from Pail.
sade, on the Il. & p. Ry.
Three hundred and fifty tons (more OF
less) Of good hay can be cut annually.
Water rights fret clnss.
For information address
Mrs. +. A. PARRY,
Eureka, Nevada.
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A a NOTICE.

Tho Copper Basin Mining & Smslt-
inR Co.'s pay day il on the 10th Of each
month. AL bills not filed Oh OF before
that date will he laid over until The fol-
lowing month. Bills must be flsd In
duplicate.
BY order Of
q. D. CALVIN.
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Old English Homo for sale.

The ancestral home Of Col. Scam.
neil. ~ald.de.camp to Gen. Washington
In the war OF Independence. known as
lea Holt, and located ut Warminater,
England. Is for sale. II was built In
tho reign OF Edward vi.
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Mixture o, Many N,,,o,..

Louis N. Parker, the dramatiEt. VS.
born In Franco; his father WAS a.
american, his mother an EnRiiah
woman; his first language waa ItajIan
and he was educated IN Germany.
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The salve that act1 like a poultioe 10
Pine Salve CarboIized. No Other sal ve
30 good for cute, burns, boils and chap.
ped skin. Ask abuut it. Prios 25cts.
Sold by Elko Drug Co.
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Quicker Action.

Here's an article which says that
family Jars eventually kill love-"
Family jugs kill II sooner than
hat."-Houston Post.
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inns rmorr J,dgc brown appointed
. y :r" N:'!"rs ~ guardian OF the
.-,.,.. Ga Il "r 1,rG-vtEe.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-03-22

Within ryear England will have %
submarine boar4. wh.c Fiurce will
have -; Russia has 20, Hmi Japan
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-10-21
PERSON

Mr.. Sidney J. Ksuf'uann and her
little dsugh er, Miss Roma Ksufmsnn,
who have been the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Bendheim, Will leave to-
morrow TO. their home in Greensboro,
N G.
Mrs. Milton Alexander, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mr.. Clarence
Leadbeater, has returned to her home 10
Llncasler, Pa.
Miss Kittie Maddux, daughter of the
late Col. franklin Webster Maddux, of
Oak Hill, Va, aud Mr.. Evan War6eld
Hook, of Baltimore, will be married on
Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock at st.
PauPs Episcopal Church, Washington.
Mrs. Fitzhugh Lee, after spending a
fen weeks In Charlottesville and Hich,
mond, will join her son-in-lsw snd
daughter, Lieut.. and Mrs. John Garter
Montgomery, at Fort Riley, Kansas
where she will spend the winter: Mrs.
Lee is now the guest of Mrs. Thomas
Rossner, at Rugby Hall, near Charlottes'
vile.
Mrs. Laura Crymes AID her daughter,
Mrs. Clarence r. Keith, have returned
from a visit to the jamestown Exposi-
ton.
Mrs. Laura E. Bacon Of Long Beach I,
Cal. and Mrs. Bertha Hudleston, OF
SloaD, lows, are visiting Mrs. W. g. lie
Hew at 1922 King street.
Mr.. H. T. Graves, of Sloan Springs,
Ark, accompanied by his wife, is visit
ing bis brother. Mr.. ". P. Graves, IN
this city. The visitors with Mr.. W. Z.
Graves and his daughter, Miss Lucy,
will leave tonight for the jamestown
Exposition.
Mr. and Mrs. Lswis Kemper have
gone to Vienna to spend week.
Mr.. Edmund J. Burke, now OF bos-
on, spent yesterday with his father,
Mr.. John w. Burke, in this city.
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Balloon Race.

81. Louis. Oct. 2l-The greatest 10,
terpatioDal b,lIoon race 10 history will
BEGIN here at this afternoon. I-w u
be great, not only from the character Of
the contestants, but from s possibilities;
Ms, past~serisl races have been held
near large bodies Of water. st. Louis
geographical position sford' slmos,
limitless possibilities tor d'stsrce RECORD
breaking. The seronusts exp'ct 10 lano
somewh here on the Atlantic coast. should
they be carried over ibe great lskes, by
suy possibility, there will be no stops
The race is The second for The Jsmes
Gordon Bennett; Cup. Besides the james
Gordon Bennett International seronauiiC
cup. frs, ss,oad. third, fourth and
9th prIz's are offered OF 81, 600, oi
50. 500; $3.50; $500 and $3.50 Tbs race
is for the greaiest distance from starting
10 landing place.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-10-21
Spotproof Chiffon
BrOadClOthS.

They come iu four qualities, in all TOE
leading shades All spo,Proof, chiffon
weight, and resdy for the needle.
Prices, $500, $3.50, 81 70, and sS'6U
the yard.
Striped aud Plaid Broa1clo h4, n 3
variety of new sbsdos, sl.75 to s2.7t
the yard.
Opera Cloths, in white, cream, pink,
light blue, helltrcps. maize, nile, and
ecru. $500 The yard.
Novelty Striped Suitings. $l.OO to
81. so the yard.
Navy blue serges, for tsilor1co5Iumes.
SOC, 75c, 81. 90, to $500 the yard.
All-wool Serges, in all colors. Doc,
76c, and 81 90 the yard.
Atwood French Taffets. $l.00 and
81. rs the yard.
Bright Silk-and-wool ard All-wool
Tartan Plaids. $l00 the yard
Atwood Fancy and Plain Wolfe.
81 90 10 81. so The yard.
Herripgbone Weaves, in navy and
brown. 81 90, $l.25, and $3.50 the
yard. An,
Venetian Clo.bs. $3.50 and 81 OC
the yard.
Wide vale Diagonal, in Brown and
navy. $3.50 the yard.
All-wuol Henrietta. 75c and $l.OU
the yard.
Second hNr-G at.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-10-21
ACCIDENT TO ENGINE

Mr.. William Jennings Bryan on his
wsy from Atlanta to New York, where
he i. scheduled to speak tonight in
Cooper Uuiop, was detained last night
on siding on the Southern Railway at
The Virgins end of the new railway
bridge across the Potomac. Mr.. Bryan
uss due ia Washington at S;l5 last
night his train having passed the union
deoot asou; s o'clock, bnt the engine
which was pulling the train broke down
near the spprosch OF the bridge sud the
train d,d not enter Washington until an
early hour this morning
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-10-21
KICKED BY A HORSE.

Miss Mary SnowdeD, daughter OF d..
Arthur SnUwd4n, was seriously injured
ia a runaway accident 10 Fairfax about
s o'dick on Saturday evening. Miss
Snowden had spent the day with fnencs
in Fairfax and was returning home 10 a
buggy with Mr.. Harry Beverly when
the horse became frightened and ran CT.
Mr.. Beverly WAS thrown from the
vehicle. but retained his hold on the
reins and was dragged considerable dis
lance. being quite badly bruised. Tao
horse 10 the meantime began klckiog and
kicked Miss Snowden 10 the face, just as
she attempted to mp from the buggy,
irAictipg so ugly and painful wound.
A lady and geutlemsu passirg at the
time turned their vehicle over to NJ.
Beverly who drove quickly back to FAT
fax with Miss SnowdeD, who wSs placed
in care of Dr.. MODcure, where she re-
manned I'LL her father, who bad been
telephoGed for, arrived. She was brought
to her home iu this city that night ana
is now recovering from her injuries.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-10-21
POLICE COURT.

1Jastice II. B. CstOn presiding.
The following cases we're disposed of
this morning:
John Brisssy, charged with removing
q blanket from the Braddock Hcu'e,
was fue1 50. :,
james Lucas, colored, charged with
seduction, was dismissed.
Ernes. Dixon, cOlored, charged win
disorderly conduct, forfeited his collateral
by failing to appear -.
Several colored persons, charged with
maintaining nuisances on their premises,
we're dism 's,ed upon promising to aoate
the aRmp
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-10-21
ACCUSED DISMISSED.

Several days sgo young colored man
named James Lucas was arrested at the
instance of the father Of an eighteen-year
old colored girl named Artie Galloway
chsrged with leading the latter asira7
under promised of marriage. The ex-
animation of The case was fixed for this
morning in the Police Court. After
hearing The evidence of the girl and her
father and mother, Justice Catcn dis
miased Lucas.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-10-21
THE WEATHER.

The weather yesterday morning wss
threatening, but the heavens became
partly clear in the afternoon and mild
temperature prevailed, but between four
aud five O'Clock ominous-looking clouds
appeared 10 the northwestern skies and
later the wind blew stiff and cold from
that quarter, bringing hundreds OF per-
sons who were walking on the environs
of the city to their homes. Early in the
night there we're showers Of rain. To-
day the weather has been clear and cool.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-10-21
DANCE AT COLE CLUB.

The last dance of the fall season was
given at the Coli Club on Saturday
niqht. The hill was bright with moon
light. and The affair brought to an agree
able close a series Of very pleasant In
formal dances. Among the guests from
Washington we're Mis- Jean Bowers,
the Mi.scs Lippitf, DR.. Sullivan. Messrs.
Archie Kirg and BoRdoin Craighill.
Mrs. David J. Howell ard Mrs. Richard
Gib,on will serv, tta at the clubhouse on
Friday afternoon from to $50 O'Clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-10-21
HOME ROBBED OF BRONZE5.

Mrs. Edward F. Qualtrough, wife Of
Com. Qualtrough, U. S. NJ, who lives
in Washington. recently was robbed OF
bropzss valued at about $40, 900. A
detective in Washington has received
information to the { fleet that the bronzes
we're shipped 10 Alexandria Immediately
after the robbery. He has spent several
days in this city, bit as yet has failed
to learn anything definite concerning
the missing articles.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-10-21
EFFECT OF TWO CENT RATE

Since The two-cent passe niger rate went
iuto effect in Virginia the new union
depot adjoining this CRY has been a busy
place and the employees have been Kept
steadily st work. Heretofore the mum,
per of pssserg;Is who have boarded
trains at this poiOt has been limited:
such, however, is not the case now, 44I
pssseneets having taken local trains at
at tie depot last Saturday evening"
S,uthbouud passengers purchase tickets
st Baltimore aud other points ana
have their baggage checked to AleAan,
dr'a, and many reach this city several
hours before trains are due .and spend
their time visiting points Of interest here
or 10 making trips to Mount Vernon
The new street car service affords accom-
modalioa to such as do not care to re-
main at the depot until the arrival OF
their trains,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-10-21
CpURCH SERVICES YESTERDAY


The roll csll of the membership OF The
Fret Baptist Church held yesterday
morning was of most interesting char
acter. The main auditorium was well
fll.d, and large number OF members
responded IS tbeir names we're csll'd.
The services opened with singing the
doxoloey, followed by an invocation by
toe pssior. Following which was sing
ing by the congregation, scripture read
ing, prayer b. Mr.. Adam Martin, offer.
ing, announcements, singing, reacing OF
covenant by the church clerk, duet by
Miss Edith Ovens and Mr.. FL. Hender-
son. roll call Of the church memberhip
by Mr. Jsmes r. Mansfield, church
clerk; solo by Mr.. J. T. Preston, sing
iug by congregation God Be Win You
Till We Meet Again" snd benediciion
by the pastor, DR.. w. F. Fisher.
Rev. DR.. w. J. Maybe, OF Rich
moud, superintendent of the Ohildren'S
Hone Society of Virgins, delivered In
terestiDg addresses in the NJ. E. Cuurch
south Yesterday morning and ia the
Trinity at night.
A special sermon to the Alexandra
Maccabees was prea he'd in the second
Presbyterian Church last night by Rev.
Joseph r. Sewer.
Tee Mems League Of the FIRST BAP'
fist Church will hold its semi-mon'biy
meeting tonight.
r. d. Rivers. Of Washington,
members Ct bis
ed Street Baptist
rnoon where rally
Iduc,ed,
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FUNERAL.

The funeral of the late James f. Nc.
Kenncy took place from the Free Meth
odist Church yesterday afternoon and
was attended by relatives aud friends OF
the deceased. The services were con.
Quoted by Rev. A. W. Myers, pa'tor of
he church.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-10-21
5ORTHECOUNTY

..u,,... ..s .slIed aud eases set.
The grsn1 jury was sworn and re-
tired to their rooms, but when this re-
port closed had presented no indictments.
The court heard arguments for con-
tinusnce of the damage suits against the
W., A. & F. C. Railway growing out OF
the Clarendon wreck, and the cases went
over till Thursday.
Commonwealth Attorney Mackey
entered a mol pros to the three remain
ing indictments against Joseph ThomSs,
alias John Wri hi, colored, who was
twice condem O., 10 death for assault
upon Mabel Rlslsy, but whose sentence
was recently committed to life imprisor-
ment by Gov. Swanson. He was also
charged with having murdered negro
named Jackson Boney; with attempting
to kill Forrest GoOdiug, near Luna PARK,
raore than q year ago, and with commit
ting an attack upon Annie Green, col
ored, who was one of The witnesses
against him in the case in which he was
convicted. Mr.. Msckfy decided not to
press these charges, and the prisoner Will
be conveyei in a short lime to Richmond
to begin his life term in the penitentiary'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-10-21
a Criminal Attack

on an inoffensiye citizen is frequently made
in that apparently useless little tube called the
Appendix" It's generally the result OF pro-
tracte1 constipation, following, liver torpor'
DR.. Kings New Life Pills regulate the liver,
prevent appendicitis, and establish regular
HABITS of the bowels. 26c at I'll drug stores.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-10-21
Weather Probabilities.

For this section fair aid continued coo.
tonight, probably frost. tuesday iSif; nsl'
variable " nds.
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LOCAL RREVITIES.

Fine Footwear, all the new styles. Mar
Sd 4ll's, 422 King street. OCH u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-10-21

Cora f. Muse has sold to W. W.
Coumbe the house and lot No 9o' sou n
Patrick street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-10-21

Oman Onslity Shoes, Red Cos, Shoes.
Ee1son Shoes and Walk Over Shoes at
MsIshall's, Az King street. "eSA
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Local Matters.
Sun and Tide Table.

Sun rises tomorrow at l6 q. N aud sets
at 5:iS NJ. High water at o:2s o. "a. sno
& 20 d. IN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-10-21
DRY HOtilF
Woodward { LOthrop,
10th, IItn, "a a.sts. N. W.
WASHINGTON. D. c
FashiOna bic
Dress ST ifs

Our Dress Goods Department is 'plep-
didly prepared to meet the demands
of The most exacting patrons Inc
display includes all the correct
fabrics for church, welding, reception,
calling, shopping, and travelling Co.'S
tumaa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-10-21

TIE choir of St. PauPs Church will
give a concert in the parish hall, Tues
day evening, November 10Th.
Henry Muusou, well'known colOred
man, died st his b me in the Northeast
err section of this city on Saturday st.
His funeral took place today.
l. vas reported here today tha! COL
lision occurred betwee two freight traii s
on the Danville division Of the Southern
Railway yesterday.
Mr.. R. d. Rogers will not hold his
eyangelistic services 10 the Village
Chapel Tomorrow night, as he announced
in SATURDAYS Gazette, ss an oyster sup
per is to be given there. He will, how
ever, hold the service on Tuesday night,
October 20.
A slight fire occurred lest night be-
tween and 9 o'clock in the residence
OF Mrs. J. @. Pullin, on Royal street,
Letxeen King and Cameron. The flames
were extiDguished before much damage
had been done and without 40 alarm
having been sounded.
For Spring Chicken Sandwiches Brough.
ton is unexoelled. Try one. Cafe 700 I'll
King street. octlo 81
Trial Catarrh Treatments are being mailed
ont free on request, by DIR. Shoop, Raeiue,
wis. These tests are proving to the people
without a psnny's cOst-the great value OF this
scientific prescription SHOWN to druggists
everywhere as DR.. Shops Catarrh REMEDY
J Sold by f. s. Lesdbeater n Sens.
The Hess Shoe for men. MarshslPs. ~
: pS.'s stroot Oc2i ii
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The Hess Shoe for men. Marshslls.. 49,
King street. We
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-10-21

For Spring Chicken Sandwiches Brough
ton is unexoelled. Try one. Cafe zoo Ill
King street. octlo 81
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1907-05-02
BUSINESS MEN TO
BE ENTERTAINED
Outline of Program Arranged for
Portland Visitors Who Will
be Here May 10.

The big excursion OF Portland
business men will cross the Nor
row county line some time Friday
afterne 90, May 10.
They will stop at lone where
they will be entertained for short
time by the people of that pros
perous little city.
The visi Jrs will arrive here
some time between 6 and Z o'clock
in the evening.
Heppner will have on her good
clothes and we are going . show
them that we are on the map.
The matter is in the hands of
the Heppner Commercial Club,
and at meeting Monday evening
c ommitteel were apl o.nted and
program was outlined
The visitors will be met at the
the depot and taken first to the
Club rooms where
there will be short reception with
an address of welcome by At =
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1907-05-02

ney Notson.
After the reception the visitors
will be shown tue city and the
business men of ueppner will b.
interviewed.
Much interest is being showu in
the coming meeting.
The following committees have
been appointed:
Reception-E. l.. Freelaud, Il,
F. Hyod, Geo. Couser, S. E. Not
son, Jas. Thomson, G. @. Patter-
500, @. f. Wocdsou, s. P. Gar
rigues, Fraok Gillian, c. o. Hue
lat, Vim. Bennett.
Entertainment - Percy CARR
CUES, L. E. Bisbee, Geo. Thomson.