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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-03-19
which One?

what Is the name OF this liner
asked the stranger on the front plat
form, steadying himself as the car
bumped along the tracks, lurchlng
from side to side.
"Out here" answered the motor
man of the suburban trolley car, TAX
ing a chew Of tobacco, they call Ii
the dairy line"
"Why do they call 1t that"
Because IL you bring bucket OF
sour cream aboard it'll be butter when
you get to the end of the run."-Chi-
cago Tribune.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-03-19
Her Wish.

He-If I possessed the power to
grant one wish you might make, what
would it be?
She-Oh--let me see--I hardly think
/ ought to tell you. I'm afraid you
would be offended.
He-Offended? Why should I be Of
Tended? Go ahead Name il.
She-Well. If you insist. should
wish that you might before you come
to see me next time take your cuffs
to barber shop and have them
trimmed. Chicago Record Herald.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-03-19
Charges VIII Be Heard.

Albany, N. Y, March 16.--Governor
Hughes has appointed Charles An
drews, former chief Judge of the court
Of appeals, as commissioner to take
Testimony and report his findings in
connection with the charges recently
preferred against District Attorney
Jerome
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-03-19
NORWAY.
Chr,stiania.

Cable dispatches state that an APP
parently insane man, Swedish sub
ject, fusilladed the royal castle there
with rife. He fired altogether a dozen
bullets, several of which crashed
through the windows and embedded
themselves In the interior walls Of the
castle. The man was promptly seized
by the police. and disarmed. At the
police station he declared that It was
his intention to kill King Haaxon. He
still had forty or fifty cartridges in
bis pockets. King Haakon and Queen
Maud were absent from the castle.
A later dispatch FROM ChristianIa
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-03-19
BANKER WALSH SENTENCED
Chicago Financier Given Five Years
in Prison.

Chicago, March 14.-John r. Walsh,
former president Of the Chicago Ma
tional bank of this city and convicted
of illegal use of the funds of that in
st!tution, was denied new trial by
Judge Anderson of the United States
district court and sentenced to serve
ave years in the federal penitentiary
at Fort Leavenworth.
Walsh was released on $4,000 bail
pending an appeal from the decision
of the trial court.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-03-19
Another Banker Arrested.

New York. March 16.-Daniel Leroy
Dresser. who was president Of the
Trust Company Of the Republic. which
went into liquidation several years
ago, has been arrested on warrant
charging him with misrepresentation
Of $4,000. He was arraigned In court
and parolsd In the custody Of his
sounsel.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-03-19
BREWERY WORKERS STRIKE
Thirty-five Hundred Men Go Out at
st. Louis.

st. Louis, March 1S.-Twenty-fou
breweries in st. Louis and East st.
Louis were almost completely Shut
down by the walkout of nearly $500
union brewers, masters, bottlers, fire.
men and freight handlers, allied with
the brewing interests. The employ
srs declared, however, that there is
no possibility Of beer famine snd
that the strike would soon be ended.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-03-19

Veteran Maryland Statesman Passes
Away at Baltimore.

Baltimore. March 1S-United States
Senator William Pinckney Whyte died
at his home in this city.
Senator Whyte was taken Ill while
in Washington last Thursday and re-
turned here as soon as possible.
Erysipelas developed and his condi-
ton became worse. although his ply
sicians gave out encouraging state
ments until Tuesday afternoon. The
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-03-19

visitor-I have often heard OF your
elevated loop problem" What Il It?
Old Resident (who happens to be a
stockholdert-The problem Is how to
get the. most nictels out Of II with the
least expenditure Of money on IT.
Chicago Tribune.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-03-19
ltniere 9 d La d. t Dbl I.
Slotte.
@ a ihinaton. IA. W26ra

US IN g l 0 n, IA. wars.
Die Observation-Disclosures inter 30.
miral @pans miro nod Der Abiabrt
bon San Srancisco Sarpaii, Samoo,
WeIbonrne unS Sionep, gluitrolien,
Die Ybilippinen beiuhen uno oiird
Den Sue5fanal mad 9lmerifa auriid.
febren.
0ieie Belpegungen Ser 6lo+te gat
iest Der Sefrefdr Dtetcalf befannt ge.
madt. sic miro am 6. Suli bon San
francisco obfabren. Sn Den Hbilip.
pinen iolIen oie gepobnliden StieB.
iibunaen nbgebalten Deroer. Bon
Ronila aus mer6en Die Shiffe MIR
an iolhen Tl1sen. anbalten no es
notpenbis lit, &Oblen ein3unebmen.
Mbmirol gpans miro I'M angult
rcn isinem aonimnnoo 5uriidtreten.
iteber ieinen Wahfolscr lit nod fem
geihInB gefabt iporoen.
Gs lit nod niht beltimntt, oh Die
EorpeSoflottife, 6ie iest auf ibrem
@ege bon Gallao nod Dem Goroen
1T, oie Observation-Disclosures bel i6rer
meiie INN Die @elt begleiten miro.
Dies miro bapon nbb1ngen, ipie Die
fleinen Sdiiie beidaffen iino, menn
fie in San 6rancisco eintreffen.
gs lit moslif, taB oas Soipital.
Ihifi .Helief" Die 0lotte begleiten
miro, ebenio peroen Dies Die 8Orrats.
ififte, bas @eparaturidiff uno einige
8oblenihiffe tim.
Gan francisco.
Nus Diego, Gal, lit cine Se5lal.
6epeId,e nit Der Nahriht einsetrof.
fen, Sab Der aontreabmiraI Grams,
WefebIsbaber Der atlantiiden Slotte.
ongefiinoigt babe, er tperoe nod lei,
ner anti,nft in Gan francisco peSen
iGlefter @eiunSbeit fem 4ommanbo
nie6erIeaen. DieIe Mitteilung be-
It6tigt offi5ien oen 8eridt in @aib-
ineton, Dab 9lbmiral @panS ieine
Elaeee nod anfltnit in San 6ran-
sisco ein5ieben miro.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-03-19
geroiente strafe.
9 enper. Solo.


SIT feline glppeIlation moeli99"
Ties iparen Ole eirBisen Morte, Die
Giuieppe 9llia iaete, ais ibm am
1onnerstog Ger Dolm2tlder mitteil-
tie, oab ole @eidfporenen i'm oeS
WorSes i'm eriten @raoe ihuloig be.
funoen itnS Sooesitrafe iiber i'm per-
b6ngt bdtten.
@erabe Is Sage, nahoem er Den
6duB absefeuert bate, Ger bent go.
Ter Grancis SEQ Seinrihs ON glltor
Der fatboliifen ct. Gliiabetb,airde
ben Too bradte, pdbrenb er oieaom.
miinion erteiIte, borte oieier italieni-
Ide Berbreher, Elm ongcbIiher, nber
nidt iiberiiibrter amar&iit. fem
SHidial.
SIN @eridtssimmer, ni&t orei
Hlods bon Der Stride. no er iein
Uerbrehen begging uno innerbob be-
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-03-19
Sir idulbia ertldrt.

9arriSburg. ga, IA. W1r5.
Die 8elhlporenen in Dem erlten
fro3elie Der aapitol. 8eridrporunS,
aaben ie0en Der bier angeflagten ndA
iehsitiinoiger 8eratiing iiir lbuloig
rrfldrt. 3lpei albitiurmllngen Dar-
ben porsenommen. Der Yro;eB tat
feben 0o6en geoaliert.
Sir idilois befunoen tpuroen:
Sobn $. Sanberion, 8ontraftor.
BiIliam 9. Snpoer, fritberer Sc.
aeralauoiteiir.
So. 6. Matbues, friiberer Stoats.
|j6asmeiiter.
ssanes 81. Sbimufer, friiberer
ISuperintenbent offentliher @eb1uoe
Ain6 @runoitiide.
antr1ge fir einen neuen FrojeB
puroeu in ieoem Sale geitellt.
4 9sur Sanoerion unb Snpoer ipa.
ZEN I'm @eridtsiaale, ais oaS 8er6ift
nbaegeben tpur6e unb feiner BON Bel
BEN tpoIlte ipreden. 2einer Der Der.
treter Der Ingefla9ten poIlte etapos
Fiber ben Hro5eb iagen. als Ole
etaatsantpdlte gefrast nur6en, err
fIGrten tie, iiber oas Reiultat erfreut
3u iein.
Die bof)Iten Strafen fir ieoen GIN.
gefIngten in oieiem Sale iino 2 Sab
re @efdngnis uno $1,000 8eloItrafe.
Die bier Dfdnner rpuroen ihulDig
befinn6en, ben Staat bel glusitattune
bes neuen 3apitols betroeen 81 pa.
ben. 9as 3apitol foltet ben Staat
S13, 100000 anIta.t $4,000,00O, az
peI9er S,imne Der aontraft peran-
fhlast mar.
Die BerfoIsung Der Betriisereien
mar Die Solse Der politiif,en umrpdl.
bune In Yenniplnanien mn Sabre
1905, Die az Der @obI bes 9emofra.
ten BiIIinm $. Berrp aIs Staats.
i4dsmeiiter i'm Serbite oieies Sabres
Fiibre.
4errp fab bic Bidder 6es Staots.
i4nsmeiiters 1urH unb fano, bab 6ie
Rotten 6es aapitolbaues nebr aIs
brei1nal 70 sreB tpuren, aIs Die Sobe
bes Rontraftes. Die Sahe tpurSe
benz @eneraIonapoIt norseIest nnb
Fi&rte aur MnfIaee BON piersebn Ser.
Isnen.
@enn Die iest nod idNpebenoen
Edrle sesen Die bier M1nner, bic fir
l1ulbie befii,uoen tporoeu iinb, erie.
hgt finS, miro Der Gro5eB eesen Die
nnberen Wanner beginner. Der
staat bebauptet, bob 8etriieereien in
eobe bon nnbe5u Sc. 900 900 bel Ser
ausItattuns bes &apitols porgcfom'
men iiuo.
uniere 9 d La d. tt dill.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-03-19

senator suffered a sinking spell. but
recovered wonderfully and was con-
soious until the Anal convulsion that
ended In his death. The end was
peaceful and IL said to have been pre-
cissly such as he had expressed q
wish for.
Senator Whyts, whs was affection
atsly referred to and addressed a.
Governor" BY nearly every ons who
knewk him. had been in public life
since 1S<7.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-03-19

E::SSS}
n bill
was
ed at
;sions
,oebel
D rail-
fter a
-ongly
J and
'iation
finally
,idera-
,posed
5 was
ike Of
legis
It and
orts TO
lapped
confer
re not
ed un-
:luding
ion OF 4
st" on "
ncreas-
cal de-N !
tration -
appro- q
o Cath
ippines k
ents to II
nmittee \
(Wis.l ~
ours in y
without r
on bill
Of the
political
| Ed.
ers for
a divi- Il
10 court h
the de- +
circuit f
circuit
., Burl-
ompany
of Kan
rebates
ucts in
ION was
his an
by JUS
ma and
nd JUS
issented
Justice
riticised
Moody
/ of the
ED.
r Testi-
sational
trial OF
'nedian.
red the
the in
, out of
agen, a
, justice
assistant
Or Flora
lief cor
led that
e grand
us.
Wheat
)n track
(; No. i
No. 2
No. 3
TO ar
ard, ST.
4; May,
TlaxTo
i; May,
'ds.
Good
fair to
Ice cows
. $3.50
'--Weth.
Q lambs.
rds.
-Beeves,
/. $4,000
res. $500
D0@5.00;
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-03-19

ents to
|nmittee
(Wis.l
burs in
without
on bill
of the
POLITICAL
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-03-19
ED.
r esti-

r Testi-
sational
trial OF
rnedian.
red the
the in
out of
agen, a
justice
assistant
pr Flora
hief cor
led that
e grand
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-03-19

ed un-
cluding
ion of
st" on
ncreas-
cal de-,
Fly at
|tration
appro-
o Cath
|ippines
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-03-19

Good
fair to
Ice cows
$3.50
---Weth.
Q lambs,
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-03-19

To ar
ard, ST.
4; May,
'lax-To
i; May,
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-03-19

Saiites Der @Ioden, sic i'm, mie er
fagte, nad oieier Stride 5ogen, erbielt
alia bas llrteiI aus 0ei, 0iunoe let-
mes Hifters. Set bis gum lesten slr.
genblife, neigte er einfah ieinen&opf
uno fliiiterte Dem Golnletlter 3u:
vSit feline alppeaation moglih?"
Damn lanf Iein &inu aiii ieine 9rltlt
uno er mabtc feline peiteren gener.
tlingen.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-04-11

should show the shoe on every foot.
the fore and hind legs should move
in straight parallel lines: and no
should not interfere nor over-reacb
(hind feet striking fore). but should
have a smooth. frictionless stride
The walk should be quick and
springy. and the legs should move
in perfect harmony. In the saddle
horse. you van a smooth. easy
movement, not too high. yet high
enough for the feet not to trip on
stones or rough places. But In the
driving horse. we want high action:
the harness horse should trot free
and bold. with good knee and hook
action. and he should have n reach
ing action from the shoulder so az to
DO able 10 get over ground: you don,
want a horse with short. jerky ac-
ton.
Notice tho Ear-if they are al.
ways forward. no may DO blind or
deaf. or both. II always back on
the neck. he IL nervous or ~yicious.
and sooner or later may give trouble.
Watch Him in Harnr~s.-Sow. II
you like him. have him hitched and
Continued on Page IL
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iNZt@t 80
there are others which. though unde-
sirablc in themselves. do not scri-
ously interfere with the animals use-
fulncss. We will now consider the
matter OF detecting and Weighing
these blcm!shcs.
Ifr~t, Glance Il tho Eyc~.-Thcy
are best sccn with tho horse stand
ing In tho stable OF In a box stall
with his head In tho door. looking
out and facing tho sun. 40 that tho
rays of tho sun fall directly on tho
eye. you TO stand with your back 10
the sun. Some reverse this. but I
like /, ~ | have just described. II
10 on the a. IN principle OF an oculist
throwing n ray OF light In tho hu-
man cyc. Tho horses eye should be
clear and bright. with no sign Of In
Illumination. Look for cataract: this
may be only a small bluiah-~hiic
srcck or IL may bc larger. II inter
fcrca with v!aion. as II In on he pu-
pit o! the ego. and II may grow and
cause total blindness. A very small
ono often causes much annoyance
By the horses shslng: In fact. a
horse tina, shica much had better be
examined for cataract. OF course.
.hysng may DO duo To his being pam"
pcrca. or tho pupils may be enlarged
from staying In n dark a;ali. 40 tudE.
| mcns mus, be used here. Tho crc In
a delicate piece OF mechanism. and
~hcn doubtful grt n veterinarian TO
examine.
IL: ua ncI, look for hlcmishrs In
Tie horses legs,
oplints arc bony sumors or en-
lar ecfncn,s on tho inner sidc OF tho
ramon bono tbonc between knee
alA fcuock1 aud arc caused by
blows. kicks o. other injuries. When
asAr enough 10 tho kncc 10 inter
ssrs. or when back far enough To
interfere with tho b:.ck tendon. they
ara liable 10 cause lam~nraa. Lame.
nsss - liable ;o occur during tho
innan ma;o.y stage forming pc
r!odb. but unless la IL pros.
ent. or they arc situated an above
described. they arc OF no srrsous I'M
port. an probably 10 per cot, OF
horses have them.
Sprain of Hack Trndon. tendon
between knee and fc,lock, Tho ton
don IL bowed out. and IL I, has boon
~prnincd much II Ia very liable TO
givc troubio-bcn, avoid tho horse.
Windgaiis arc puny engagements
on forp and hind ankles. They sci.
dom caus. lamcncAa and are o no.
rioun blcminhen,
Side Homes arc bony cnlnrgom.ntH
or bony ,umors on tho pnm,crn bone
tbon. between fcilock and foo,l just
abov. the hoof. They can DO de-
'rcted by passing tho hand over the
part. They often spread around and
become r%ingbonc. This bio minh
causes iamencsn. and tho horse In
positively unsound.
Quarter Crack.-Crack or split In
hoof. IL caused by driving on hard
roads or II may occur In summer.
when foot IL dry and hard. II the
crack Ia only partial. II may cause
no lnmeness: II IL Ii all tho way
down. II In serious.
Corns are on tho sole OF the loot
They are caused by contracted feet
or pressure of shoe or by gravel
! They sometimes CT considerable
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-04-11
LIVE STOCK AND DAIRY.
III.-More Horse Senses
Avoid.
There Arc Many Blcmshcs You Can Detect by Following These Dircc-
tion~-Rcmcmhcr Them When You Go 4 Buy q Horse.

lameness. and X lameness is present
II Ia best TO avoid the horse.
Thoroughpin looks like a windgall
on the hook: this seldom cause
lamcness.
Capped Hook Ia a swelling at point
of hock-caused by blows. kicking.
or lying on hard floors. They sol
dom cause lamencss.
Strtnghaii II n tcrky lifting OF the
hind log. Tho affected leg being
lifted higher than the other and with
a jcrky movement. II does not pro-
vent n horse doing good work. bu,
10 una!sh,ly.
Curb 10 a bony enlargement on
back side OF the hook about three
inches from tho point OF tho hook.
To SEQ It.. stand By tho adc OF the
horse. omc fcc, Oh. and look at the
hind hook. X In on tho back OF the
hook. Hooks with curb arc usually
weak oncs. and unless No know they
had better avoid tho horse. "a they
often cause serious lamcncma.
lkonc SPAWN Ia an enlargement. or
rather a bony ,umor. on tho lower
from, inside OF tho hook joint. To
acc H.. ssand In from, Of tho horse.
Tho inexperienced who docs not
know tho proper formation OF tho
bones OF tho hook eau compare the
tao joints. a. spa vim rldom occurs
Just tho safnc In both iointa. and
healthy ;osnsa should look alike.
Spa sincd tcrs~s are no, o. fos last
work. nor = Ike, stand regular
work. sparins that oaasc Ia met ness
arc usually large onoa and easily
scc u.
MISUNDERSTANDING feet asains,
ankles ar legs: usually III. legs vii!
aho~ scars oT marks II IL caused
by sc~' not; being plumb. ,ha, In. tho
fee; incline In too much a, The
ground OF tho legs arc not a,raigh,
ts~n article on judging for legal. o.
In moving. tho feet may no, travel
In sira.Eh, iinoa- Stand In from, oil
Tho horse and have him moved TO.
wards rot In \ walk. tYoi. and. II
a saddle hor.c. In a rack. watching
to scc II tho feet move In a ssraigh,
tho or tend 10 strike. 500 II hc Ia
shod with tho foot level: II 40. and
no in,csfc.cs. II In b~a, to avoid him
a. no may Eivc trouble.
A good general rule In: Tho ncarrs
a hi~mish or Injury II to = joint. the
more suspicious be- Of L..
Quality IL Indicated by soft. si,k '
hair. smooth skin. smooth bones. and
wrll shaped joints. You should be
abb. tn aeo tho tcndons. tho muael-a
and tho veins when exer,sd. Run
tho hand down tho cannon bon. Of
tho leg: II should DO nmooth and the
back tcndons should acem separated
from tho bone.
Coarse hair usually means coarse
skin. soft bones. and often poor di.
gcstise organs without good dig.n.
tive organs a horso cannot have stay.
ing powers: No quality In an indtca-
ton OF endurance and durability.
Acknowledging seen him In the
stable and outside. we will now have
him walked from you and directly
towards you. and also the me In
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-04-11

scotch Collie pups, males. Stables with whit.
points. 3 mos old. EbO each. berkshire pigs
OF the best breeding aud tyre. CioYerrnead
Farm. Selmsr. Tenn.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-04-11

Barred Plymouth Rocks, Single Comb Whit.
ana Bro sn iEghorn eggs for sale at a. f.sr Il.
80 yer 100. All good layers. Mas Eudor
Carpenter. Sessutns. Miss.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-04-11


Hack Mias.vas fns sas~. atas r.ge VI ~ t~f
srs.sHs IT. Y ts.saa seru1z Mtsa
WhIsc rlr ttpoash Hocs rgss FOR sa.~- 81 81 sor
IL 4 ~ T IFartArr Mat~r- Mlaa4
Th.~~ sSpo~i -, scw IscahAsuss~ = e iiyuwn
trshurr Ard II T. nnyk egEs 81 "a sr.tin. a
~ sosnsps. shsasata1. Miss
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-04-11

Eggs from Hayssrn strain Mammoth tmtrfial
fekin Ducks. ts-autien. t2n trr II. Don't get
SORE. head hawks don I touch them. Mrs IL II
Akcrs. Hattieaburg. Miah.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-04-11

Acknowledging seen him In the
stable and outside. We viii now have
him walked from you and directly
towards you. and also the same In
il trot: and II n saddle horse. also
In the rack. Then have the same
walk. trot and rack while you take
n side view. Watch for Indications
OF lameness: az no walks away he
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-04-11

Registered Tamworth Swine ono Of tho t~a,
bacon and tho most prolific hosa on earth
boars, gilts and p'ga for sale Walter Aihcrton.
Liyta. Ky.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-04-11

Wyahdottrh and ikir OrpIngtnns chap Writ
Ralph Bisland. White Hall Poultry Farm. Can
nonsburg. Miss.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-04-11

barred Plymouth Rocks y u Thorn tsaon =
famous R.nglcts Is ~gss for 81 uroasr Tutae,
eggs u Is for Ii Mrs Ma,s!r Gilbert Glitter,
MIhh
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-04-11

Single Cesb brown t~ghoyas: Hrts. o. a.
cocArrcie Of b. ~sgs o. ca for 4. Masniacrn,
layers. Mrs " q. ChiIdrcaa. Saiart!a Mlss
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-06-24
THE SUNDAY LAWS.

As had been anticipated, Mr.. Ballen
ger introduced in the Board OF Aldermen
issl night the following:
An set TO repeal an act prohibiting the
sale of tobacco, cigars and other or
ticles of merchandise in the city Of
Alexandria from II O clock on Satur.
day night of each and every week uu-
til II o'clock OF each succeeding Sun
day night.
Be it enactsd by the City Council OF
Alexandria, That an act prohibiting the
sale of tobacco, cigars and other articles
of merchandise from II O'Clock on Sat-
urday night OF each and every week IN
nil u o. clock of the succeeding Sunday
might, passed May 10, 1881. approved
May IL, 1881, be and the same is here
by repealed.
2. This act snail be in foIcc from It's
passage.
At Mr.. Ballenger's request, the act
was referred to the committee on general
laws, and this action was concurred 10
by the Common Council.
As was suggested yesterday, should
both branches Of the City Council adopt
the act, such action would not remove
the lid and allow Sunday traffic to 20
on. 1t would be necessary for the leg
isIalure 10 abolish The present state laws
which forbid such procedures.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-06-24
GORED BY A BULL.

Mr.. A. s. Gillinghsm, who lives in
lower Fairfax county, was seriously in
iured this morning by a bull he was
leading on his fsrm. The animal made
a vicious attack on Mr.. Gillinghsm,
knocking him down aud goring him.
One of the bulls horns entered Mr.
Gilliugham's mouth. coming out under
his eye, and badly frscturlng his Jaw
none and lacerating bis face. Mr.. Gill
lin. managed ID regain his feet and es.
ms ,''.om the Infatuated animal, and
Up - - tered buggy and came to
"a. S.' .i 10 90 Hospital where he was
the AlexanortA Noore. His injuries
attended by DIR. A. ..essarily danger.
are serious, but not ne.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-06-24
LOCAL BREYITIES.

A marriage license was issued 10
Washington yesterday TO Roland L
Walters, Of Alexandra, and Bessie T..
McOellegelt, Of Seminary Hill.
Civil service examinations will be held
in this city on Septsmbfr 2 for positions
of st rekeeper-gauger and for deputy
collector and clerk 10 the internal rev.
enue service.
There was but one case before the
Police Court this morning, that OF q
storekeeper who was charged With dis
orderly conduct toward colored man.
The accused was dismissed.
Mr.. Charles Speiss will this evening
launch another Of the large scows he Is
building for Mr.. L. E. Smoot. The
scows are being built near the old trans.
fer slip and are 81 by "a feet long and
6 feet deep.
Mr.. Thomas Hoy has sold his rssl-
dencs, on Washington street near Gam
eron, to Mr.. B. Mex. Aitcheson, who In
the near future will make ii his home.
Mr.. Hoy with his family will soon re-
move to Washington.
The alarm of fire bltween four and
Eve O'Clock yesterday evening was
caused by an accident to gasoline
stove in the house at the northwest
corner of Duke snd Patrick streets.
The damage was slight.
Four steamers, crowded with Wash
ington excursionisti, stopped here late
Yesterday evening on their way down
the river and took on many Alexandra
ans who we're seeking relief from the OPP
pressive meteorological conditions.
Two very amusing reels will be added
II the show which the large crowd en-
loved last night at the motion picture
house of the Alexandria Amusement
Co. Bring the children out and enjoy
the show in the cool OF the evening.
DR.. Hicks, Eye Specialist, 1lS north Wash
ngton street. Examination free. Jeb4 t2O
Fried CLANS SOC dozen. Vegetable soup
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday; clam soup
Monday, Wednesday and Friday. c. ID.
Zimmerman, Market Space. marc II