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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-02-24

We are now putting out an improved
Liquozone, based on five years of expe-
rience. And even old users may accept
the above offer. to learn how much bot
ter the new product IS Liquozone is
guaranteed under the new Pure Food
Law.
= Any physician or hospital not yet using
Liouozone will be gladly supplied for .
test
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-02-24

gins Frank Harmon, John Andrews An
drew Tedesck, Harry Haynes, Fannie
Hines.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-02-24

Montgomery, February 2S.-(Special) y
The house tonight passed the bills to In
crease the tax on premiums of fire In
companies from to 11s per cent
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-02-24
GANG OF NEGRO WOMEN CROOKS.

DOMINION OF CANADA.
Montreal . =. IS 27,9S2906 -. IL
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-02-24

diseases. Liquozone; on the contrary,
lets as a remarkable tonic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-19
Gleftriide gclcmdtmns.
3ratBer e. 80.
346 nno 34S Wurb'Galuert' Strafc
uleftrtfhe unS Gombinatiuus. aaubelaber.
Veibe 5elephune.
Shiffsnahrid)ten.

-~ ----
Nem 9orf, 1S. Nop. - ange.
fomnlen: Die Gampier "Weiaba"pol
2ol,oon nnby Nleltru amiteroam" Don
Hotterbam.
+ III pton, Is. Iou. -
Ingefommcn: Der Tonlpier st
3ouis" bon Nclp. 2)orf.
NeopcL 16. Nou. - angefom.
men: Der Gampfer Bulgaria" oon
Heiu-Dorf.
Gbriitian ami 8, II. Sob. -
Insefomneu: Der Iampicr vSeuip
Clap" (pon Nep.Dorf) nod Gopen
bagen.
8enua, II. Nop. - Ingefom.
men: Scr Eampier Bulgaria" bon
Icw- Yorf.
Somburg, II. Tou.-a(ngcfom'
men: ser Gampfcr v9Iiid,er" bon
Hcu. Dorf.
Gberbourg, 49, Nop, Ter
fabren: ser Ialnpier v@rober aur.
|iiirit" (pon 9remcn) nod Neiu'Yorf.
8enua, 16. Nop. - Ingefom.
men: scr Inmpfer vSricorih Der
8robe" BON N%elp.gorf.
bb o g. IS. Nop. - Der
Gampter ,.aronprin5eiiin Gecilie" lit
bon Nelp.Yorf hier %angefommen uno
nah Bremen lpeitergefabren.
II, Is. Hop. - Mngcfons
mei,: ser Gampfer rYrin5eB Srene"
Bon 9teip.Oorf. "a
2ibau, ~. Nop. abgefabren:
Der Gnmpfer .Snlolensf" nod Tem'
Oorf, pia &otteroam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-19
@rfularcidle Yrobefabrt.
mrs TpI tS Tppernber

GENES, Gel, IS. Nooenber.
Ger lellc Gampier .Slo GoIonn"
Der critic lurbinenbampfer, iueld)er
olti Dem 9elalpare geballt moroen lit,
bat eriol8reid ieine norlduiige Erobe'
iabrt b~citanoen unS babel cine Ntarl'
nal . 6obr9eihminoigfeit bon q
anoten cntipidelt, mas Tim 21a ano.
ten mebr lit. als eontraftlid auSbe-
buulgen lporoen mar. Die 6abrten
lpurben AMI oem GinmeilenfurS &c
oeniiber ocn I%claiuare Gapes gennatt.
,Nlo Goloup" lit bon Der .@nl.
Gronlp Chip & engine 9uiloin3
So" fir Die Salt. Niper.2inie gebant
mo bot cine 2Gnge bon 400, cine
Dol, 80 ltro einen 1ieignl6
bon 1lh SUB. GaS 5abr5ea9 miro
nlorgen und 9tem.Yorf a~uslauIcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-19

.@cmcincr SiebitabI.
SoId)cn zines bel einent Mute. llnfua
l(nlgefommenen 0urd) unbefanns
tc @oicnit)te gclecrt.

tc @olcmihte gcleert.
Ncm Dorf, Is. Nopember.
@ic lit gcitern berauagelteIlt bot,
iuuroen aus Den aleiOcrn :. .. Cd
Itein'H, Der am SomItog Nbcno, iuie
bcrid,tct, nnbc Sorrin9ton Eort,
m, bel elmer Golliiion zines 3uaea
Ser w. Shpres Wubn" nit ciucm Nlls
tomobil um'S Scben fam, Die 9olocne
llbr, allies @clb uno nnoerc Wertbln
den g%cltoblen. Ser GicbItobl nulB
pcrilbI mor0cn iciiL ol8 mnlt ullf bic
Infunit 6co Gproners u. .. Secs
murtctc, bcnm Die Wertbiuten lpur.
Den Dem Coroner nid)t c%ingehGnoigt,
mic iid) 9ebGrt bate. Ger Coroner
mtCriud)t nid)t nllr Die llrintcn Der
GoIliiion, ionocrn bcid,GitI1t lid) olld)
nit Ger NlfipilrunN Der HGnber.
Srlbit Sbcilc Der ornlolirtrn Oioldis
nc iullrocn Nciiern inrt1eld)lcppt, ubcr
micOcrcrlonat.
0uS Nciinocn Scr Trou 9nireo
Stctlcr, Die ncblt ihrcm @ottcn, Dem
iriibcrcn Nid)ter StcdIer bon Ncips
Dorf, mo Scr Srou Gditcin'@ bel Der
GoIlilion idmcr pcrlcbt imlroc, luor
geltern Ibcro acknowledgements, mo
bic NIcr5tc I'M Soipital III G%nglelpooN
baben ipcni9 @oiinma oli lbre @ir.
berhcritclllln9.
(SpGter.) - eSrou Stcdler iii
hcltc ihren NcrlCkllndCn erlcaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-19
Sdiffbriid)ige WannidDait gerettet.

90 it 0 H. Noii., Is. Houember.-
Ger Siiterid)Ooner nWattateelett"
Don bier hat bellte, bon Mioole 0anf
fonmneuo. oeu Captain Siumelman
mo iiinf Matroicn bon Dem britt.
idcn Sd)ooner o&inita," DER am
Ionneritag Ibeno 90 Meilcn liIoolt'
lid, Don Gaitcrn Eoint unterge9anacn
lit. bicrber gebrod)t. 0ie lflflbriis
hI9e S%emarmlng mar 10 Sillnoen
lang III elmer tleinen Sole bel en-.
piilolid, foltem @etter unb obn1
Speiie mo lranf oli Der See lumber
9cluoricn muroe lno Datte piel 81
leioen. Giner bon Den Seclcllten
mlBte nnd) eillelm Soipital gebrod)t
mcr0en, 81 CT Ole 6iibe eriroren hat.
Cir 2clte babcu nid)ts 9erettet ais
oie aleioer, lpcld)e JIG aiif Dem Seibe
trl,1elt, unO Die Shiiisflo9gc. lit
.Ginita" bciono lid nit Shtpctel
bcloorn, AMI Scr Sabrt BON Nem.D ort
nah 2mnebrr8, Neuidottlano.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-19
Glcftriidje Stlendjtuns.
Mpbcrnc @uhuuuacn.

$3.50 iuufen zines irner mooerren Speiftodis
gen Sdnter. sic bnben aue n1oberncu Giilrits
iunsen; nit elefiriihem gitt ino Cos erlciiG,a
tet; babeIi combirirten @teitrdnt linb Bots
raibslammer, etiuas 9ieues; auheroeit Die neics
folio fen. Irotfoire. GeIer lno Soie fino ceinen.
tirt. init eiiler 10 SUB glleD NIT 9ranolttbtc
gepflaftert; bote nno eeiinoe 2aae;. Bur Selldb.
ttsung ieoell TAG bts Ibenos 8 ubr often. Gin
3dii5 CUR Nrobe NIT eIeiiriftem 2idt erleudbs
tet, Goiuaro Z. GALLAGHER, 9aunniernebnler,
Bureau 2531, Sit'0tonulrent' Strabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-19
WGfcrci mn Epnbitprci.

SitrIiter Serfauf ca. $4,000. 1T llmitdnbe
baiber btIIia Si berfaufcn. Cine quite @eIe.
belt fir einen ftretfam.n Manr init etfuds @er.
inoger; $4,000 iuiirber g~cni9en. Rdberes lei
etrakc, Baltimore, Wo.
Sabe nuh ied,s fd6re breiit6diae @obubili'
fer an 9ori1'slperIe, rabe Snrforo.s(oenie, 81
berfuufen; 9r3db.ure MIR 500. (Scpt1,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-19
Wclcdcnheits< Gauf.

Sdnne Sarm bon 80 Ndern, bat neues SdIS
Nib ane ~uotbtgen 8irtbifuiissC Seb1ube, frutis
barer 9ohcr. iuppou hrei Mder nit 9rbbeeren
b~epfldr5t itlo: oiel Sbii lno @eintrauben; oitt
talber Iofori ~perfnuit peroett. $4,000. 9idberes
bel 9. Saofnboup, III Worb.Gbarles. strabe,
baltimore. ~(glhenos bon 8 bis ~ llbr in
1898, Norbs0roaoipdD. (Sepi5,1S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-19

gr. 1901 un6 1871, yiorosGbape!. Sirabe,
Sipliheit Iortbs unb ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, fele
Sduier, meme Jta4bari6ali; gutter Elae fir elm
ooer Sbublaoen. Gdt8ufrasen bel sfaltcr Z.
Wcftpbai, Nr. 100, Guro .yonp. Strafe. 9reis
9dufeno Dollars $4,000. 00). N0bi5-30)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-19
Sn %DerIaufcn.
Sd,5ne Tsarmeu in Mornlauo.

Eie reite Grnte In WlarpIano ioute 2eutt
in ~lrierenl Siunte oerunIniien, itb 5urmen III
bat eine Cite bon 600 frifiburcn ,Surmen NJ
bl[iieeu @reifen 5ur Nerfiieule. g8eeell bcs
Wdberer neroe man ib an Den Sefret1r ". j.
9rappc, Wr. $40, Carbohydrates. straAe.
(3o24G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-19
Baltimore Warftberid)tc.

Baltimore, Is. Nopenrbcr 1907.
~ c [. - 3ufubr 1917 6u''er,
ciniflicBlid) dS5 Ndilcr 81 Socirlt.
Noint uno 514S Idiier 81 Canton.
Tic Trciie Itclltcn lid) luic foloi: 8
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-19
Seutiee SdluBrate
Serfdnfe auf Der 9aItlmorer Gifet.
ten.9orie.
FIRST CALL.

$4,000 VaIto GttO Falf 5er........... 90
$4,000 lnllcb RatIpanS 4er =. ....... Sly
$4,000 Il G SteeI , 4 r............ s0G
$4,000 llniteo sutIpapS Gint. ......... 42h
$500 llritco StoS Sunbtns 5Cr........ 90
$1,000 ga II. Via Conf Ser. ........... 0sia
10 g8citeru Marplduo ............. AZ
10 Eoribern Genital -. ........... 80
. Selbcaro i0'iabr Scr. ......... 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-19
Nrs. 8imslow's Suutbina Sprnp

mirb felt fiber fiunbunSicf5ia Sabren bon
Winionen BON Wiittern fir tire ainber bet'm
6erubigt has 3tnb, ertueidt ben @anmeu. be.
id,tuiddttgt ate sd1merjcn; furirt Ninbfoln rlo
1T oaS Bette MitteL fir Gidrrb6e. Ron slpos
aepib lno b~erIdn9t ,Wrs. @tuSlpiu'S eplthina
ehrnp" uro nebmt ieine nroere Gorte. Tiinfs
unhspdn3ia Gents bic NIafche. Inter benz Edbr.
mitiel. pno 9roguer. Sefet BON 80. sunni 1905
nn~anfirt Srriru. Nrrrrrer 1908. Gin nltes
unb gnt betuabrtes Wliftef.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-19
Seuti0e ShluHratc:

Mnte. 3u1ubr 32,Il5 Vnldlel;
&erIonot Don ocu Glcpotorcn 36,G1l
Vitid)ei; Glcpaiorcnuorratb 505,12i
Nllld)cl. Terfouic: 5000 9uidJcl
Sobr, so; 5000 Sonilor. Of; 5000
&abr, 61I2; 2 WaggorS Spot Cneu},
G3; 4 90. Spot (oIt). 63A , 90. DO.
63E; I 90. Steumer GCulilftcr z pot
Teu), 80; , 90. quot (nlt). 81; I
90. gelbcr, G51,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-19
SECOND CALL.

$1,000 llriteS ~RaiIlpape 4er ......... 81,
$1,000 uutteo StaiIDap5 4er. .......... SO
$1,000 lluiieo 9RailirunS gint .......... 40
$1,000 W ga Central ter. ............ .10l
% Nefteru @IarpIarb ............ 8
$4,000 9nuloIibHteo GuD Ger .........l 0ii4
30 Souiton Gil
$4,000 @eoraiG II, Pdciiic 1913
/. Eoribern Central 81. ........... 80
$1,000 unileb RailiuapS clubbing 5er... G7l.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-19

Wetjcn. 3lifltbr is, 40 Sut
Itel; Berionot bon oen gleuotoren
5000 guidcl; Glcuutoren. Torrntb
97S,S66 guid)el. 8~erfdiie: 10000
@uihel Sunliar, l0i; | Wna1on Nr.
= rotber ipeitlid)er Spot, 1WA; |
DO. Stconer 9tr. > meItliher spot,
50; 10000 Mai. lU9la.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-19
Gteacngciuhe.
Steucacinh:

StencgciId:
Sin oeniitbes Midod)en iudt Stele III elmer
Ileinen Samilie; iein g8aiben ODER Gii9eln.
Hd65ufrdaen i'll 9r. 1912, @eft.HneN, nabe Nse'
auth. StraRc. (321-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-19

ans ocn Glepotorcn auriidae5ogen
6034 9uidcl; GIcpatorcn . Borratb
200,S5S guitel.
Se,,+i,o ChI,t6rrtc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-19

FdFe fir's amSlanb beiuygt q. Maine. CIR.
413, Eit' Ialtimorc.atr maze Gnitonl6puic.94 pe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-19

Nuit NIB 2uats geiuht:

NUF Vt IUVES WfTHIHF.
Sin Gniiinoiacr Wiarir IiuG Stolt lino poGto
bel clter b~cntidlcn Samilic in Siloipcit. Nulti
more. Iorefie; 20. 116." rGentiher 6urre.
iprnornt." (323)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-19

safe fAr's MnsIano befsrst q. Jintne, ~
Ella. Aa.vaiunsft.S ST.. nsts unnsm ussie.Xse
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-19
gerlangt int MGgemeineu.
WcrInnnt,

soft Ittb 2oBiS (eili Simmer fir cine dltcre
Same in eiuer tteiilen o~eutfChen 5anilie, pent
H0gIif i'm norb5itliCbeu Siaoitbcile. Winn aorcls
fire nit apftenuneabe ,@. e." ,5cutfd,cr Gpr.
scipuuocnt." (32l-3l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-12-13
LEFT FOR ATLANTA.

Rev Or. Flino, of Atlanta, who has
been conducting revival meetings IN the
Second Presbyterian Church during the
past ten days, lett this morning for bis
home. He preached his farewell ser
mon last night to large congregation,
and at the close a number of persons vent
forward and manifested interest In the
spiritual life. These union meetings
have been much enjoyed, and represent
atives of all denominations have been
regular attendants; hence, from all that
can be seen, it may be said there has
been a genuine revival in Alexandris
not only in the Second Presbyterian
Church, but among all denominations:
The sermons have been non sectsrian ano
members of all churches have mingled
and sung and prayed together. To-
night Rev. Mr.. Sewer will conduct the
services. Sunday afternoon, at 2:oO
O'Clock, Thomas Harrison, the locomo-
tive engineer evangelist, who has de-
liyered many interesting talks in the
manufactures, will deliver his last ad'
dress to a special meeting for meD.
Mr.. Daily, his two daughters and son
have been furnishing excellent vocal
music during the meetings. The quar-,
tette left for Bristol Pa, yesterday, ou,
the son hes returned to this city and will
slnp tonight and during the time the
revival services continue.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-12-13
"THE MERRY COBBLER. "

The reproduction Of "The Merry Cob
blerV BY the Dramatic Club Of Alexan-
dria Lodge of Eks was decided success
in every particular, The house was
filled with an appreciative and orderly
audience, aud every attendant enjoyed
the entertainment. The actors we're al
their best and sill concur in the opinion
that they acquitted themselves admir-
ably. The performance was for the
benefit of the family of the late Officer
VIM. E. Lyles. The participants were
Messrs. Harry Fleischmann, f. ). Fiem-
ing. David E. Robey, J. Fred Blrrell,
Flank w. Smith, Thomas Chsuncey,
Miss Ida BreeD, Mrs. A. D. Monitor,
Miss Catherine Birrell, Miss Marie Fam
non. Master Alvin Friedlander, Miss
Caroline West, Miss Amelia Schlich-
ting. Miss Elizabeth McArtor and Miss
Helen Morris. The play was under the
direction of Mr.. A. d. Monitor, and was
under the auspices Of the following com
mittee: Mayor F. ]. PaH, I. A. Fish
er. O. B. Marshall, Zorro Hill, A. ID.
Oehlert, F. @. spinks, Albert Bryan,
Harry Fleischmann, A. d. Monitor and
F. M. Hill, the last named being secre-
tary and treasurer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-12-13
nEArH OF MISS JOHNSON.

Mes Msrion Johnson, eldest daughter
If NJ, snd Mrs. John NJ. Johusop, died
at the Johns Hopkins Hospital, Balti-
NOR Ibis morning at $3.50 O'Clock.
Mas Johnson, it viii ba remembered,
VS. taken seriously i'll while on
s.si, to Atlantic City last sumner. Her
be ,ltr, however, improved and later she
returned to her bone, but she continued
in delicate health, and about week sgo
wss trken to Johns Hopkins Hospi'sl
for treatment. Miss johnson, who was
still In her teens, bore her suffsrings
with marked patience, displaying a lively
character and disposition which doubiy
endeared her to her family and friends.
The large circle Of friends and acquslnt-
ances of the deceased deeply regret her
death, and all express their sincere gym
psthy With the members OF her family
10 the SORROW in which they have been
cast
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-12-13
ARREST OF SWINDLER

The negro who succeeded in obtaining
al 20 worth of articles and $3.50 In
money from an Alexandria drug store q
few nights ago and q like amount OF
goods and cash from q Washington store
the following night, has been arrested
In the latter city. He gave bis name
as TylerHodges. and confessed to the
police. The dsrkey bad attempted to
plsy the same game on Others who were
on the alert and who sent a policeman
10 the address indicated. The prisoner
said his home Is In Pi!tsburg. Oharge'
of larceny and attempted larceny were
preferred against him. He will prooa'
DIV be turned over to the Alexandria
authorities after the Washington officials
are through with him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-12-13
DRY GOODS.
DRY GOODS.
BRIGHT DAYS AT
Woodward LOthrOp'S

Tae store is "a full of besuty and
nov .lty as it can hold.
Newoess, richness, brightness, AND
the fairsst Of prizes characterize ouI
goods collectively and individually. Tn
stock is conpreheusiyely complete and
embraces a wiis range, from the quaint
les. dainties! conceits to tbs s.ryicsablt
and substantial sriicl,s that are 30 vie
| " and 81 frequently chosen as Christms:
gifts.
Our splendid Paris Organization hs'
the credit OF a large share Of our grest
mercandise progress. This is eviden! IN
the Holiday Goods.
We meet the demands Of thu hour
with special fsciIliss.
The stocks OF fancy go d. are Ia usual
places. Duplicate Stock are in other
places. n
A department for Lsrge Toys has been
opened in the Rug Store, fourth floor,
jast orp ,site Tenth street elevators.
A new department Of Handkerchief
has been established on first floor, just
opposite Tenth street elevators.
Tables have been arranged In China
Department, fifth floor, for gift articles
suitable for both sexes and all ages, at
25c, 49,, SOC. 75c, $l.OO. $l.5O $500,
$3.50, $500, $S so, aud $500
Department of Mems Qiarter-dOllar
Neckwear, main floor, near by Tenth
street elevators.
Leather Articles at Hali-dolla,-
Pocketbooks. Card Gases, Bags, &C.,
main floor, G street, opposite Dress
Trimmings Department.
Low-priced Box Stationery, main floor,
G street, opposite Hair Ornaments d.
partmenf.
Novelties from Art Department
Boxes. Baskets, Collar, and Cuff Bags,
&c., main aoor, g street, opposite No
ton Department.
Tables of Bric-a- Brac-Vases, Hair
Receivers, Puff Boxes, g.. main A,or,
G street, opposite Glove Department.
Bear in mind the use aud convenience
of shopping cards. They save much
time and trouble.
Whenever convenient, take your little
parcels home with you. This will save
possible delay in delivery.
II from the country on day OF shop
ping, or fatigued with the pleasure Of
selecting your gifts, remember that the
Luncheon Room and japanese Tes
Room offer q refreshing repsst.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-12-13
LanSburgh&BrO
42O to 426 Seventh Street,
AIT to 425 Eighth Street,
WASHINGTON, d. @.
PERSONAL.

Miss Viola Mason, daughter Of Mrs.
Josie Walker, and Mr.. George Hepburn,
it,, both of this city, were married last
night at the home of the brides mother
2ll Gibbon street. Rev. W. W. Var
Arsdale, pastor of Trinity Methodist
Episcopal Church, oAiciated. Follow
ing the ceremony reception was beld;
An engagement Of interest announced
Yesterday is that of Mrs. Basil b. Cor
don. of Baltimore, and Lieut. Col. George
Barnett. United States Marine Corps.
Rev. W. F. Fisher, of Alexandria,
will preach at the Baptist Church nex'
Sunday aud Mr.. Berkeley will I'LL Dr.
Fishers pulpit the same day Lees
burg Mirror.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-12-13
MIR. OARLIN'S MILEAGE.

In connection with the Speakers an
uouucement that be had named the COM
mittee on mileage, it developed that the
man who pays the least railroad fare to
20 to Washington, and who gets the
least remuneration from the government,
is Representative Charles @. Csrlin, OF
Alsxsndris. The official distance from
Washington to Alexandria is but six
miles, and his reimbursement is hardly
enough to pay for the difference In fare
from the traction or ferry station to the
Capitol. .
''They fail to reslize," said Mr.. Osrlin,
"that it may cost whole lot for new
Representative to get from one end OF
Pennsylvania avenue to the other"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-12-13
POLICE COURT.

TJustice II. B. Cation presiding.
The following cases were disposed OF
this morning: 49,,
Bessie Harding, cOlored, charged with
assaultiug Sarah Brown, also coiored'
was dismissed.
Paul CLEMENT, charged with stealing a
pistol and discharging the same In the
street, WIS sent TO Jail for 60 days.
Henry Hammond, colored, charged
with sssaulting Emma Jackson, colored,
was dismissed.
Mamie jackson, also charged with aS'
sauIting woman, was fined So.
A youth named Arthur Grisby,
charged with taking turkey from a
wagon on south Washington street, was
fined 80 80.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-12-13
ILLUSTRATED STORY OF
TRAVEL,

sFVacsiion Rsmbles 10 England, Scot
land. Ireland and Wales" is the subject
of the illustrated lecture 10 be delivered
in the Young Peoples Building ttplSht
at S:l5 o'clock by Rev. Curtis Lee Laws
d. D., pastor of First Baptist Cnurch,
Baltimore, Nd. The lecturer has spent
many months in the study OF Great
Britain, and has gathered one OF the
finest collection of views ever shown IN
America. The lecture will be accom-
panied by glowing panorama OF more
than a hundred and fifty beautiful pic
tn Tes,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-12-13
CHRISTMAS PURCHASES.

People are nov engaged 10 selecting
Christmas supplies aud gifts, and the
Alexandria merchants are displaying
tempting varieties of seasonable goods.
Those who advertise are, as usual, in the
vanguard, and are busy. A large per-
centsge OF the purchasing community In
ariablyv reed advertisements before en-
pagiug 10 shopping, and merchants alive
to the times do not need to have their
attention called to this fact.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-12-13
ORDER FROM A DISTANCE.

As will be seen by an advertisement,
the chief clerk of the railway mail SER
vice in Chicago, following the usual Gus
tom, has ordered cakes for the Christmas
dinner of the organization from L.
shumsn & Son, of this city. Good CAKES
are essentials to the holiday festivities,
and 1t is a source of pride not only to
Shuman & Son but to I'll Alexandflans
that this city has reputation for fancy
ed;bles which extends as far as Uhlcsgo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-12-13
nE0RGE MASON COUNCIL.

George Mason Council, Royal Area
mum, Of Alexandris, has elected the fol
lowing officers at their last meeting: I. ID
Feean, representative; W. F. Baker
alternate; w. F. Baker. regent; J. f
Pettey, vice regent; G. Fl. Schwab, ora
tor; NJ. ]. Mcfarland, secretary; Franz
War6eld, collector; Frank Creighton
treasurer; Percy Cliff, chaplain; U. M
Sch wsb, guide; Charles E. Tennessop'
warden; Henry Astryke, sentry, U. ).
w. Summers, William Wilkerson ano
Charles Fl. Callahan, trustees.
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CHRISTMAS GERMAN.

The committee having in charge the
management Of the Alexsudria german,
for the season of 1907-0S have decided
to give their Christmas german on thu
evening of Friday, December 10th, al
McBurney's Hsli, which will be the
most elaborate Of the season to be giver
by this organization, as well as being
favor german. A large number of out
of.town guests have already accepted in
yitatIous TO be present.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-12-13
DEATH OF A WATOHMAN.

Mr.. F. NJ. Woodward died at his
home on Duke street, near Henry, last
night. The deceased had been a watch
man at the Potomac railroad yards. He
was a native of Charlottesville, and vas
about 60 years old. Mr.. Woodward
leaves a widow and two children.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-12-13
LOCAL BREVlTfE3.


The recent rsins have brought cur
rent iu the river.
Several little children were bitten by
dog on south Fairfax street yesterday
afternoon.
The mschinists employed in the South
ern Railway shops in this city have
been placed on an eight.hour schedule
Mr.. FL. Walters, q mschinist, en-
ployed in the shops at the Potomac
railroad yards, had one of his fingers
mashed off and another seriously Injured
while at work this morning. DR.. Smith
rendered surgi cal aid.
The Woman's Auxiliary TO r. E. Lee
Camp held q meeting last night in the
Confederate Vetersns' Building. Much
business was transacted and returns made
for the annual oyster supper, which was
very successful affair.
David Johnson, colored, an employe
of james II. Dabney, q colored under
taker of Washington, was arrested In
Alexandria county yesterday on war
| rant charging him with embalming with
out license. lie was later released on
5000 bail.
There will be a meeting Of the Local As.
sembly of the Brotherhood Of 81. Andrew al
| st. Psul's Church tonight at 8 p. m
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A Significant Prayer.

"May the Lord help you make Bucklen's
Arnica Salve known TO all, 3" writes ). y.
Jenkins, Of Chapel Hill, n: c. 1t quickly
took the pain out Of felon for me and
cured it in wonderfully short time" Best
on earth for sorea. burns and wounds. Zoe at
all rnn sforee