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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-12
MARS HILL,

MARS HILL. -.
A. o. NI-TTER. chairman of the So.
Iectmen. writes: II am cmphatically OPP
posed TO any scheme for changing the
state capital. 1t could get no support In
this section.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-12
POLAND.

:. E. CHAPMAN. master Of the Excel
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-12
BlAIN E.

l.. NJ RIDEOUT. member of the board
of sclectmen. writes: II do not believe
there is a single person here who would
favor Pcrt!and's scheme to secure the
State capital
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-12

Actual increase 245S,5S1 for twelve
months ending Dec Hst, 1905. This Is the
1904
Asar. e yrs New Eng a1d's favorite.
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The following bills, petitions and re
solves were presented and referred:
Authorizations and Financial Affairs.

The following bills, petitions and re-
solves were presented and referred:
APPROXIMATIONS and Financial Affairs.
BY Mr.. Hastings of Oxford-Petition
of George L. Stevens of Woodstock, and
others for resolve in favor Of the
Maine State Sanitorium Association.
BY Mr. Brown of Kennebec-Petition
OF Mrs. NJ S. Smiley of Fayette and II
others for same.
BY HIr. Philooon of Androscoggin-
Petition of the Study Club of Mechanic
Falls. urging an appropriation for
State of Maine exhibit at the James
town exposition, and the reproduction
of the Home of Longfellow as the
Maine State building.
BY Mr. Simpson of York-Petition of
the Olympian Club of KenncbunkporJ
for the same.
Education.
BY Mr.. Putnam of ArOostOOk-Peti-
ton of .. NJ. Smith, and others. cit
liens Of Houlton, for the adequate sup
port of the University of Maine.
Agriculture.
BY Mr.. Brown of Kennebec-Bill, An
Act to amend Section II of Chapter 60
OF the Revised Statutes relating to
agriculture institution.
Interior Waters.
By Nh Stcarns of Penobscot-Bill,
AN Act to amend Chapter 345 of the
Private and Special Laws of 1901 re-
lating to Improvement on Sandy
stream. SO-Called
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-12-12
ri. FL. BALL.
ATTORNEY II KtW
NoRW Mo

VIII attend 10 Nil Legal business
rrfered'o .aim Practice in oil The
Courts OF tho State.
Commercial and Criminal law a
srccilrty.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-12-12
MISSOURI PATENTS

G,artcG last Week Reported by
G. A. SNOW 4. O.. pl,pat All ,rney
Washington D. G. ~
Ffeeland b, Ashley, Kansas
City. Aerial vessel SiIas L.
Bai'0r. TaIkio, Draft .qnallaer
for cul'iyators : I'll ;jah NJ. Bosley
st. Louis Sectional boiler, Joseph
Il Brady, Kansas City, Their.
mostat Albert Bujewski ST.
Loa..o Membership Aliecn j.
Dowrcy, Jr., st. Louis, Sashloc'1
Warren W. E>ton. Kansas City
Garment collar -Albin G. and
A. q Fox, Cedarquist st. Lonis
engine Frank J. Fox, ST. L.mi.
Toilet soap hanger John Pie
rergcrdcs, 81, wartSville Gate.
Leonard d. Flu ney, st. Louis
Plumbers looi--B BENZ .min H
Stuart. Rnshville, Wlre'ren. in.
stretcber Raymond u. Weakle,
ST. Louis Hose toe protector.
Foe copy OF any ab,va patents sc
ten cents In postage stamps With date
News paper 10 q A. Snow az
% WASHINGTON d. &
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-12-12
TAKE NOTICE

Any party Ut parties wish'ng "
ask any questions ihrossh ,bs
naper. apon an, eulloct reliSi.
pusly ar otherwise sLs'l b.
'rcated a. u fr,ond Ent in no raso
will the Editor allow any slaus
or slang phrases 80 through
70 columns.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-12-12

Continued from page /.

hands Of the Secretary Of the
Treasury means for financial re.
lief that will not be open to crit.
cism. 1t appears ID him, says
Mr., Cortclyou, that something
should bc done; while Congress
is debating over ultimate lcQisla
tive remedies.
Ono of the first things done
this week was for the House
Committee on Banking aud Cur.
rcncy to get togethc" and appoint
a sub committee 10 draft Cur
rency Reform bill This looked
tolerably we'll IA the face OF il.
but there is Il far cry between
the appointing of n commit.
tee and the passage OF legislation.
/ is known that Chairman Fow.
|cr Of the conm,t!cc is bitterly
lopposed To the measures Sccre.
tnry Cnrtclyou has already taken
for the relief Of the money
market. Mr.. t,illispic Of Texas,
one Of the member, of the sub.
committee, is opposed to Mr..
Fowler without being in accord
With Secretary Cortelyou. The
n"xt mecting OF the Currency
Committee is Il week OF and it is
not thought even then that there
will be any, bill reported. After
the bill gets into committee, il
will be Il long time in being re-.
ported to tie House. and what
snagS it may run against there
before it comes t. a hearing can
only be surinised, but probably
they will hc plentiful.
| The Rivera aud ITarhcrs Con.
gross that il in session IN Wash.
ineton thlsweek has had quito y
lova.ieas,. II has been addressed
b. the Secretary Of State. Repre-.
fseata'ive Rurt0n Of the Rivers and
I1arbnrs Appropriations Commit
tcc., and Nv James J. Hill OF tn,
Great Northern, and P.es,den
FINLEY OF the Southern The rail.
rond men both spok" The ri,,l
:nen FAIR aud said that III, trnilic
OF the couotrv vas frnnkly beyond
tho capacity vi the roads TO han,
do and they would welcome ary,
thing dat could BE- done in tn,
way y! creating an efficient .y-,en1
Of water transportation. This al
least puts them IN re,qra rs being
friendly to the aims If the Con
gress and that ought to- help a
good dcah
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-12-12
For Sale

a Fur Oycrcoat, supposed 10
be- Buffalo Fur. Price $lo. worth
ten times that money to team
sters, or one compelled to be out
in the. weather. Can be seen
At Mrs. Nora Woods. y miles
'Scut!, of Higgins P. 0. on the
Mountain Grove road.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-12-12
MOUNTAIN GROWING.
WRIGHT COUNTY.
- Z.
Del. 4. 1907.
To the III. u the s,Rrssrr,
Dw.T,loo7.

10 Lac LII. VI the AsfsES.sfiT,
/ will once. more try and writeiy
o few lines for your paper thel
last time / wrote we was 10 odd /,
windy Kansas. But got dissat-
listed and we are located back in
Missouri two miles west andj'
half mile north of Min. Grove:
No place like old Missouri with
us like to see them big red
apples. /.
| don't knew as | can writel
much to interest you this time,
But it will help you 10 Gil upi
your good paper; never aim to
write any thing to hurt any ones |
feeling, but it the shoe Hts them
they will have to wear it, that is
the way do if pick up;Id paper
und read a piece and there is any
thing in it that hits me | tuke it.
and the ones that don't want to
be hit will have to get out of the
way or never read paper for
just rs. sure as they do pick up q
pspcr they. will see something in
il they dom l'l,", s,lcltpeo>lc rs
! them will strain ut .tnat and
turn right around and swallow a
camel.
Some prefers lies before the
truth, but l will take The truth
on my side every time; the bible
says bride our tongues and TO,
say Il harm word of no one, but
am afraid the number will be few
in the last day for 1t has got SC
now days that some people,
, thinks they can tend TO your
!. business for you better Than yol
|. can yourself when at the sam.
) time it they had any business OF
! their own to tend to thcy would
MOI BE- smart enorah - do i
they W0ult. be spndirg OF q
Washington d, G., or some othrt
. big place 10 & il they could tine
:. some smart person to help then
: ont and You'd say that tending
to my own business Is q digger
Job then ! thought it was ant
y they would sny let every on,
tend to his Own business. From
this on.
:. II any ono wants to mswc'
y this pircc | have not got any
!. objection; l win only stay wit
II the truth. Hoping you good
y people success through life; and
:, God as your guide and your sor.
J. rows be few will close. Hon
/. ing TO see this in print.
q As ever your true Friend.
NJ. j. Burrcss.
5 We appreciate the above kind
n ntSE
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-12-12

TIE TIHAL OF SHHRIsr for
tho asu'ting Of his own little
daughter, the Jury gave verdict
Of seven years in the pen.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-12-12

WE WISH To SAY, to the friends
OF the CREss&r. whoever thev may
No, II y,u can ,givo us Y little help
now, 1t will come 80 good; now is
tho time - help us. Please helm
ths CitESsET to stand tho test.
-
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-12-12
Weed, We'd, Wed ,

Pole wood from d fishing pole
up. Green or dry, will be dolly
cred toany part Of Pomona a
one dollar per load BY Mama
Waller. Win furnish coed lca,:s.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-12-12
THE CRESSET
TR A5K NC.
LOCAL LORE

LOSHE LONG
Mr.. Isaac Casners' McsherI
left for N visit her daughter.
Mr., zaak Collins was ininpd
in Holy Wedlock to Miss Pearl
Jones one day last week,
-
REV. Knmptop preached at the
Bnp.iss church on last Saturday
night sunday and Sunday night.
Tho C,.ony mill is undergoing
repairs a, last a. possible, and it
will soop 10 roady Tor running
ayain.
The Ed. preached to q largo aud
attentive audleIce on last satur.
day night Sunday Mt II O'Clock,
and ut night again.
Mr.. John fuckers little child
,.is laying very low with the fever.
Much sickness ut present all
OYER the neishboriny country,
MIR. J. J. Woods from v est
Plains lecfi'red on the Farmers
Union OF America on last Thur.
day night aud again last Wsdnes
day nigk'
There viii hc 10 corn prize civ
en- as heretofore stated for the
three biggest ezra, on the account
Of our burn ont.
MIR, Haley the Blacksmith Of
Trask called ut this OFFICE on
INST Monday in company with
Mr. }. V. 3, Rive, who came in
but short time ago FROM the
West.
--Mr. J. A. Whitaker was caIlel
Ia Springfield on business return
ing home On last Tuesday morning
MIR. Whitaker Is the son Of Cap
tain Whitaker who il ut thi
prrsrui writing confined to hi
Room the most Of the time.
the ~. and wife called nj Mr.
Eurtous un last Sunday and ha,
thu p'ivlledgr ot doing ample JUS
,irn 60 ohc Of the finest dinners
AID ", had trr nriylI, ltp If M Npi
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-12-12

The Editor will deal in the Real Estate business
while at Trask. Any On wanting to cell, viii do
well to List with US. We have on hands now
the following:

A. Nd. ]. FIGURING Mill Properly. !. pome.. j. #
.soos Of Las Fine Pond town asoes
Good failing ell Large foundation for MIL
Stone Eognc house whGae IS horse power engine complete
ru"uing. Price siGOoop Engipe worth The money Any
seeure This properly enable tcrns:
Wife call at this Ofcs ut Office J T. Gmnrc in
Pomona who will sSo~ 70 the buyer
NO. 2 vacant lot. in rsuoa> with ss.co H. sion.
foundation and tak frame square intended r Church house,
could be finished TOR business house. particulars
nrrltE. al j. 7. Giimour's oface PonoEx
cN0. 8, suLp.
y. Nv \. l20 q miles n b. Trask and ~ mi.
N ". MI Viow G5 10 cultivation. IS in timber 20
Timnthy Orchard family OF Arprs
Peaches Plans Cherries. Black herrics Good csern
vol md Pond All good lahe land ali be cultivated x
from school and mi from church Double log barn.
box house WITH fireplace, Price SlGooUu.
z. NO.. ,ao ,,,. ,,,n nj \ " N, y.v mi; J,
Trask 90 acres cultivation and GO good oak timber
School aud Timothy Well aud pond
on tarm Log barn, Orchard large enough for family
other farm Price 81 100
lace
- no' V. Ill ac,es joins mp to Trask The North East
10 acres IL cultivation gd house barn aud other haid
inss This farm irs home market good school IN +
m' good church mile Trask sa thriving little willie aud
the home seeker viii do we'll part OF Missouri be-
fore purchasing elsewhere For further particulars eal ts
OFFICE
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PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS CARDS
II. j. FsaWick

rNnER rAkER aud EMnAI.lER
Ia R'bcS Nr,h E.ts, S,m,p.
n ~: f'lCNt NO
telephone No 1873. A. pighi
1873. "a
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-12-12
2 Bring in your JOB WORK
We will do it as cheap as any one
Our experience is of the best. and ,ueare
determined to satisfy our customers.
LOOK LOOK
LOOK.

5, s "S ''T'h' nH'is any, re2a9ng just call at the
RESET OFF, IL ana you VII find u man nh, l, =. ,,
'r"rs ana II ~ "narpiir yonr machine for YOU
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-05-02
River Notes.

Capt. @. b. MilburD, former com
maader of the ferry steamers Callahan
and Woodbury. has taken command OF
the ferry steamer Lsckawanna on the
WashiDgton-Alexaudria route.
Capt. Frank Phillips, who brought
the Lackswanna here from New YORK,
and who has been in command OF The
steamer siuce she has been on the ferry
route. has been sent to Hampton roads
TO take charge of the steamer Callahan,
formerly OF the Washing on and Alex
audris ferry liue.
The third torpedo 6otilla of the navy,
consisting of the torpedo boats DeLong,
Wilkes, Blakely, Stringham aud Stock
ton, which passed up tie river yesterday
are lying off the Washington Barracks
Park. Il is understood That the vessels
will remain in Washington until Friday
morning in order to allow a special naval
board to make a thorough inspection OF
each vessel.
The brig-rigged steam yacht Column
bis, of New YORK, passed up the river
this morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-05-02
Will Not Apply for License.

The barroom in the City Hotel, or an
annexlof that historic hoslelry, is to pass
away. Mr. Frederick Schwab, who has
for many years conducted the saloon in
the building connected with the hotel,
will not apply for license this year;
The City Hotel was up to about third
of a century ago prominent and well-pa-
tronizsd Alexandra public house. Dur
ing the seventies the main building
ceased to be used for hotel purposes, and
the upper floors were converted into a
tenement house, while the lower portion
was used for commercial purposes. a
hArroom, however, continued to be con-
Quoted in an annex, aud now that will
soon be numbered with the things OF the
past The career of the City Hotel ex'
tends back for nearly century. In by
gone years it was busy place. being
at times crowded with guests. The bill
lard room in the basement Was we'll
palronizsd resort.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-05-02
Prices of Fish.

Shad we're quoted in market this
morning at 40a50 for roe, and at 2oaSO
for buck. Shad caught by gillers are
sold on the streets at 80 cents for roe ana
2Oa25 cents for buck. Herring were
scare this morning and were quoted at
81 per thousand.
One of tbe greatest runs of herring 10
Maryland waters 10 many years, accord
ing to reports from various sections, is
now on. For week large schools OF the
fish have been moving toward the head
waters of The fresh water streams IN The
upper part of the bay until every water
way Of the Patapsco is fairly alive with
the members the inDy tribe. Fisher
men are catching herring by the thous'
ands AMI the markets are becoming
rlutted with the fish. 10 many sections
farmers have gone into the herring-ca'ch-,
ing business, and are using the results OF
their heavy captures for fertilizer pur-
poses, hauling the fish from the shore 10
the felde, where they are broadcasted
and plowed under.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-05-02
Deaths.

Mr.. Andrew Schwarzn2nn, who had
RECENTLY been critically i'll, died at his
residence, No. 43S north Cclambus
street. last night. The deceased leaves
a widow and eleven children, elk SONS
and five daughters, all Of whom were al
his he iside when he died. Mr.. schwa'z-
mann was born in Wurtenberg, Germs-
ny, 70 years ago. he came to the United
States 10 early life and located in Phila-
delphia, and about IL years ago removed
10 Alexandra, where he had since re.
sided. He had made many friends and
acousintsnces since be took up bis resi-
depce here. Six Of Mr.. Schwarzmann's
cons are connected with the glass indus
try of this city. Mrs. VIM. II. Cook,
Mrs. John Hayes and Mrs. VIM. Drls-
coll are daughters of the deceased.
Mr.. William Murphy, Of this city,
died at the aims house at an early hour
this morning. The deceased was oz
years old. He was painter by occu-
patton.
Mrs. Sarah E. Jasper, widow of J.
w. Jasper, died in Washington yester-
day. The interment will take place In
Iyy Hill cemetery tomorrow afternoon
John, the three year-Old son of Dir:
Irwin r. and Mrs. Kate McCleary, died
of membranous Group at his parents
home, yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-05-02
ReIieftrom Rheumatic Pains.

81 suffered with erhumatism for over
two years." says Mr.. ROLAND Curry, a
patrolman, of Key West, Fla. Some
times it settled in my knees and famed
me 80 | could hardly walk, at other
times il would be in my feet and hands
so was incapacitated TOR duty. One
night when l was in severe pain and
lame from it my wife went to the drug
store here and came bsck with bottle
of Cbamberlain's Pain Palm. | was
rubbed with it and found the pain had
nearly gone during the night. Kept
on using it for a little more than two
weeks and found that it drove the rheu-
matism away. have not had any
trouble from that disease for over three
months" For sale by w. f. Creighton
and Gibson and Timberman.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-05-02
Police Court.

CJsstice II. B. Cation presiding. J
The following cases were disposed OF
this morning:
William Oliver, charged with vsgrancy,
was sentenced to the ch0in gang for ~
days. ill.
ofense, was dismissed upon promising
to leave the city,
Richard Broders, cOlOred, charged with
stealing wire from the W., A. q NJ "
r. W. Co., was fined $40. ,,..
John johnson, cOlOred, charged WIFI
disorderly conduct, was dismissed, sno
Jennie Nelson, colored, charged with
similar ofTense and with lettering aoou
saloon in the northeastern section OF
the city, was fined 50. ,
A white man, charged with defaclne
property was dismissed upon The pay
ment OF damages.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-05-02
Retention to Pastor.

The congregation of the Methodist
Protestaut Church will tender recep-
ton to Rev. G. /. Humphreys, who has
been assigned to the church in this CITY,
tomorrow night. The following will be
the order of exercises: Addr ess of well
come on behalf of the Ministerial Az
sociAtiou, Rev. Edgar Carpenter; solo,
Kenneth w. Ogden; address on behalf
of the church, ]. II. Trimyer; response,
Rev. G.. /. Humphreys; vocal quartet,e
-Anns, Hattie, Erwin and Raymond
Padgett. the ministers OF all deuoml-
nations are cordially invited to be present
as we'll as the public in general.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-05-02

A fve-cent fare is again in operation
between Alexandra and Washington,
and it remains to be seen whether the
promoters of this cut In rates VIII
meet with the encouragement they ex-
meet from the travelling community. at
different times during the past half CEN
tury the fsre on certain ferryboats run
ming between Alexandra aud Washing
ton has been materially reduced, and
steamers, in order to run of OPPOSITION
boats, have transported passengers be-
tween the two cities free. 10 the early
fifties, during the rivsl'y between the
steamers George Washington, Thomas
Collyer, Joe Johnson and other boats,
the fare was reduced to Ct cents, but
later on, when the Collyer and George
Page we're the only boats on the Inc,
the cost of transportation was placed at
I2k cents. During the civil wara num-
her of steamers ran on the Alexandra
and Washington ferry route. The steam
or Fulton for short time, in order 10
crowd out compelling boat, carried
passengers gratis. Later on the steamer
Young America instituted hve-cent
service between the two cities. A few
years ago the steamer Florence was put
on the ferry lire and the fare was again
reduced to FIVE cents. 1t is said that the
Norfolk and Washington steamboat COM
pany will, should their enterprise meet
expectations, place another ferFyooat
on the route. A permanent hVe'cent
fare between Alexandria and Washing
ton will doubtless prove desideratum
to the many compelled to travel between
the two cities.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-05-02
Personal.

Mr.. and Mrs. Whitman Rathbone
Smith and small son will leave for their
home, Sheba, Ontario, tomorrow morn,
ing. Mr.. aud Mrs. Smith entertained
at dinner last night al the home OF MIS-
Smiths mother, Mrs. Kale Waller Bar,
rett, on Duke street. Covers were LAID
for ten. Their guests, who were mem
bers of their wedding party, which toos
place a year ago, were Misses Bessie
Herbert, Lucy Douglas and Lila Bar
rett and Messrs. Richard Chichester
Harry Beverley, Taylor Burke, james
Douglas and Charley Barrett.
Mrs. Ross Elliott entertained at de-
liahtful tea yesterday afternoon at bel
home on Cameron street, in honor o.
her sister, Mrs. Luckett. Miss Lucy
Douglas and Miss Cecilia Harlow served
tea. ,,
Miss Bessie Herbert, of Seminary HILL
and Miss Lila Rsrrett have returned IRON
a short visit to Norfolk and Cape Henry,
Virginia, where they went to attend the
exposition.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-05-02
PronertY Sales.

Mr.. John D. Normoyle, real estate
agent has sold for Mr.. Thomas B Muir
ply. the thiee-story brick dwelling NO
III north Alfred street to Mr.. Egberl
A. Thompson, of Fsitfsx county, Who
has recently moved in said house.
Also for Mr.. Hugh l.. Strider three
building lots il the square bounded by
Henry, Qneen, Fayette and Cameron
streets, to Mr.. Jonathan Matthews.
Mrs. Annie Bradfeld has sold to Mrs.
Cellie F. Newton, a house and lot on
the north side of King street between
Fayette and Henry.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-05-02
LOCAL BREvITIES.

Dir. John Q. Nelson Won diamond
ring at rsfls at Dir. LoIis Bills rts-
tauraut LIST night, be haviog thrown Is.
The funeral Of Mr.. Wiilism I. Talbot,
who died at his home in lover Fairfax
county, Tuesday, took place at Wood
lawn this afternoon.
The City Treasurer will keep his Office
open 90 Friday and Saturday mig hts 70
accommodate those who have so far been
unable to pay their capitstion tax.
Tickets for the German TO be given tomor-
row night at McBumey's Hall can De Sc
cured at E. L. Aliens drug store.
OYSTERS fried, stewed or raw. Fried CLANS.
Dining rcnm open on Sunday during oyster
season. Clab. Soup three times wee. y;
II. Zimmerman, Market Space. feozoti
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-05-02
Titles to Real Estate.

The Virginia Realty Title Corporation
which was incorporated about twelve
months sgo to furnish certificates and
issue titles to real estate 10 Virginia,
with offices in Washington, D. O., and
at Alexandria Court House, has, as sd.
vertised in the Gazette, opened an office
in this city al III north Fairfax street,
With Mr.. Howard Smith as local sttor-
ney, This company has complete set
of records TO resi- e3tate dating back Ia
l742 to all property in the city and coun'
" of Alexandra and has been condue.-
ing successful business since its organ
izsion,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-05-02
Council of Jewish Women

The last and most successful social
session OF the season was held by the
Council of Jewish Women at their SYM
aQopue on north Washington street last
Monday night. Rabbi Simons of Wash
ington, gave a very appropriate lecture
90 Jewish suffrage 10 Russia, and else
where. At the conclusion of most en-
joyable musical programme, refreshments
were served.