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Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-11-06

DR.. Geo. y. Clarke has opened
his Office in Waterproof and viii
remain there only until last Of
next week.
Mr.. r. d. Daniel gives notice
that hunting or otherwise tres
passing on Locust Wood" plan
tation is not ALLOWED. Niolators
will be prosecuted.
Mr.. Adolph Elguttcr notifies
the public that his properties,
Paradise, "Moss Grove" "Ne-
braska, " "Tanglewood" and the
Newell Tract" are all posted
and trespassing is not permitted
under pain of prosecution.
Attention is called to the tres
pass notice to-day Of Messrs.
Curry, notifying the public that
the properties, Gum Ridge,
villa Clara" "Kempe Place"
"Minnehaha" and "MoundPlace"
are posted and trcspassers will be
prosecuted.
The old, reliable jeweler OF Nat
chez, c. a. Bessac, announces
that he has resumed business as
successor to f. L. Il IL. W. Bes-
sac. at the old stand on Main
Street, and has a well selected
line of jewelry, which he offers
at moderate prices. MIR. Bessa(
makes speciality of ordering dla
monds OH small commission, bn
for cash only.
The Excelsior Seed Farm Co.
of Cheraw, South Carolina, ar
advertising some early maturing
Carolina grown cotton seed, who
/. they guarantee to make consid
erabIe ahead OF the boil weeyil
rheir spcclaltics are: "EXcelsio
Prolific, 4" "Toole's Extra Early
and "Triumph." AH three Va
rieties are highly endorsed b
The Department of Agriculture
This company Will be glad 70 TAX
orders of any size, but advantas
can be gained to consumer III bu.
ing car load lots.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-11-06
FOR SALE.

Finely bred and well trained Dt:ER
HOUNDS. Apply at Blackwater Plan
tation, or Neweliton p. o.
J. l.. BUCKLES.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-11-06

500, 600 feet rough cypress in yard
for prompt snipmeut. Sehd US your
orders. SAkf<ULL LUMDEK co.
- Lake Providence, Ia.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-11-06

leI paiN -.
Me. Eliza Whitney spent We'd
re,day with Mrs. Dunbar Newell.
Mrs. Alma Anderson Is visiting
Miss Efie Moore for " lie" days
urs G. II. Clinton spenta few
a.vs IN Natchez last week with
relatives.
Mrs. Matilda Chamberlain is the
most this week of Mrs W. NJ.
Davidson.
Miss Clara Whitney was the
guest of Mrs. R. II. Whitney on
Friday night.
Mrs. Philip Stanley and MIS-
ne0uis visited Mrs. India Brown
during the past week.
Miss Eta Harper was called 20
Alabama last week to the bedside
Of her father, who at latest re-
pOrts was extremely Ill.
DR.. &c. Phillips was sudden
" called to Meridian, Miss, this
week to the bedside of his sister
io.law. who is reported as dam
gerously i'll.
Master James Clinton, after
spending several weeks with his
grandmother, in st. Joseph. re-
turned to Natchez with Mrs. &.
H. Clinton, on Thursday last,
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. II. Whitney,
Mrs. B. F. Young and Misses
Matte Lewis and Clara Whitney
spent Saturday at the camp on
Tensas River, where they were the
guests of Mesdames Hays and
Watson and Misses Eliza Whit
new and Julia Clarkson, who dis
psnsed most graciously the hospl-
tality Of camp life.
The hunt is reported as pro-
crossing in a most profitable and
ENJOYABLE manner. Two fine buck
xere secured by the Nimrods Oi
the party, Messrs. +. l.. GulIey
aud Harrison Miller.
The camp is located in the heart
Of a sportsman Paradise, occupy
inga very attractive site overlook
ing the river, which offers finest
sport for anglers and devotees o.
the motor boat. Through tht
courtesy of Mr.. Dwight Stone
who very kindly placed his com
Portable boat at the disposal o.
the campers, some very delight
full excursions were enjoyed by tn
young people.
On Saturday evening last, Mis-
Willie Lewis entertained mum
Der of her young friends at
jolly Halloween reunion. At tn
witching hour of eight, TN
'spooks, in phantom guls'
glided mystcrlously in. At tn
door they were received by thrc
little witches, Misses jamie an
Berta Newell and Miss Ma
Young.
The rooms were decorated vii
sheaves of golden rod and a
tumn leaves, aud jack-o-lanterl
With dim lights casting a wen
aspect over the scene OF the
ghostly festivities.
The jolly spooks held high rev
until the midnight hour, VIII
most tempting menu was serve
The fun of the evening WI
greatly enhanced by II headle
witch contest, in which each co
testant was blind-folded and to
to pin the missing head on t
picture of Il witch. Cleon PRO-
was the winner of the, first pr
aud James Rowan the BOBBY.
The guests were Misses Lau
Bondurant, Almeda Nanhoo:
Mary Riddle, Elise lIazlip, NJ
Young, Ida and Annie Hornst
Annie Snodgrass, Clyde Blancl
inez French, Katie Smith Il
Messrs. Alex Blanche, Cleon PI
by, Joe Harper, JAS. Rowan, J
Curry, Curry Mcpherson, Carr
Iullis, Will McCamley. Alb
bonduraut, Sam Uazlip and /
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1908-04-15

49, pleSt in construction, most econ
small est expense, and does not get out
This company has been making
engines-and nothing else-for
thirty years. We are engine spe-
cialistS.
We can build engines of the high
est efficiency at the very lowest
cost.
That is why we can give a dur
able, simple, strong, highest-grade,
perfect-working, Iong-Iived engine
at low price.
This liberal proposition is the
browning reason on top of lot OF
good common sense ones, why you
should buy an Odds Engine and
none other.
We Have Any Kind Of an
Engine You Want.
Our new catalogue tells about
them in detail especially want to
call your attention to our Hopper
Jacket Engine on skids or wheels,
3 to IL h. p, which is ready to run
when you get it. Fill it with gaso-
line, throw on the switch, turn the
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-28
Sa9n out
Sbora StoffebrDn.
(Sfrepet / 1868 al 9. ge. Spesaarb.)

3 Sfrutpolb, Innefs til norore
guronl, Iigger @ooroen Stoffebrpn.
Gieren al oenne 8aarb, iom babe
bar rig % bra og en- irebiGl Wono,
topbc Ell meget lager Sotter peo
Napn Sbora, og at Der life mang.
lebe en- iaa eiGp @oaroiente Sriere,
ieIoer al iig ielp. @lanbt bisie bar
cgioa Ell Sauaasut, iom bsrte biem'
me poa Ell @aoro tGt berpeo meo
GLIDE Suie % oioe Warter, men ben'
ne 8aarocu bar life ipulig itebt,
nan ian ben bare al % til.
Gaar Sbora bar noe pan arbeibe
/ Sfog og 0tarf, bite 8utten fig %
piageSe berbe meb Snaf on ben
itore Sugeu, ban bapbe faaet til
tenSe, men life Iifte bun BAN 90
life pilSe bun bIi SrolSfi9rrins, ia
bun, iaa oct Hct life funbe bore til
paa noeet Bis. Soaleoes aif oct M
Ct Bar Nor. @utteu off baarbere
% boaroere ino poa benbe, iaa bun
tiIiIut life oibite fin ornle Hoao for,
bpcrIebeS bun iflrloe bIi BAN fit.
Gu Dag iom bun si9teSe Snifa'
pen / Worfcu og babe iat Jig paa
Ell Stein for at iptnbe paa lin
Soanoteiu, too Saligaeutten otter
ior benoe. Nob S9bbane bar bun
Seuue Gang meaet penlig moo BAN,
hun imilte % imaalo, naar ban
fcm meS Oct iomme Sratet tit, Sa
ban Iaeeoe Tia til at saa, bao Sbora
bom qipe itg Goab moo bans SIGgt,
iom for iIoe meb en- al benoes Sars
Slter. Snart Dor Den ifamllaat.
irart par Den melfet % mart fuube
bun life Iiube ben isien. @lao oper
benne upenteSe Senlisbeb iparebe
@utten: vi Iariabaonb, Ell Glante,
hpiS Roo Ter no Tom en- SannS, @i.
onpano, en- poffer roo SIomit, ioni
telIt pofser peS itrioe glpe, % oct
iporte iom or Ere ran CSiGre) ifai
ru Iaae en- SaIpe % iGtte et aors
Ii auens Sfane"-og iao bIep @ui.
ten borte. @ienten siorbc iom iast
tar, bun toe "Nariabaanb, @an.
'pono ca oct iparte iom or Gre ran,
Ioaeoe Ell Salpe % Iageoe en- aprs
II - lin egen Sfaae.
J 9a @utten nosIe Gage eiter piite
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-28

isane girmaitere, brepet burtie frem
al ct boIpt 9niin Innse Mnrer. i
biIoe meo @l9be babe billet enbper
ltnbi9tning. feIp on pi bapbe pioit,
at bore 8efriere Dor Werneife9oere.
% ibet gaaben gIeo op Iangs DIao.
ben iprane pi trent for siebIiffeIig at
boppe op ! ben. Wen.pi beg forffrnf.
fet tflbnge, oo Slangen meo en- Inn.
inar 9epRgelie inoeoe iig op | 8ao.
ben o. f~oripanot | agterenoeu. De
Snofoote bite imioIertio ingeniom.
BELT Srpgt, men ipntes tpertimoo at
glpoe iis oper Den iieIone Basiager,
90 isrit efterat De poerIisere Ell
Stunb bapbe beifi9ftiset fig meo
SIanaen, penote De fig otter moo os.
Eoa pberit ~ge6roffent gieeIif inobsb
De os til at fomme omboro | 8oooen
og bIipe meo Dem til beres 9anbsbp,
iom oi ogiaa futoe finite melem
Srperne poo Den anben Slobbreb.
Com StiIingen m, Dor, bet9iifte pi
os imiolertio en- Smnle pnn at fslge
oenne SnobpoeIie, og plubielig Isb
Der ct raift Surra liee bag os; | noe.
ite GiebIif tsrneoe en- al "Worgenre.
oen"S 9aabe moo 5loaoen, og
gnaoSmanoen iammen meo ct gar Of
Watroierne fom itprtenbe MOB os %
frpitebe pore RGoer. Ie Snofsbte
bapoe imibIertib itrar itsot ira %
bar MI ouerebe ct Stpffe pad Bel
~biemoper. Wens hi laa Der og ben.
teoe poa, at Sioepanoet ifiiIoe iGtte
inb, iaa hi fiube fao Sloaoen los %
tr9ffe oen meb os tilbaee til Sfibet,
f%ortaIte 8aaosmanoen bporIeoeS De
inbfsote 5iifere / girma pleier at
boIoe Yptbani1m9en iom Sltsopr;
De briiger oen iom Barometer nnor
De err noe og Sitter - oa ligger ben
oopeut opritQet i @ausen al guaberL
inotil en- Storm n9rmer Zig, bporef.
ter Den pIitbielig falter fig no oper
@aobr9lingen oe letter aiirien MOB
Sonb. Siiferne better Sell % isIger
efter ben iaa burtig, De bore fan. De
laber Slaneen faa Nts og sgg %
oen Ieper | Suiet / gobt aomeratifab
meb aatten % Smaoborna.
Dermeb bar sSorflaringen gipet til
De Snofsbtes SptrGoen operior Bp.
ibanilaueen; men bette funoe 10 ielp'
fslgelie life forminoife ben furIsbue
Stats R9oiler. 90 nlangen Gang
bar leg iiben | 9rsmme Jet ben
umaabelige SIange os De iosmmenoc
guigatorer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-28
Vaar Gpinoen
CT ocit it9rfeite.

On en- &onepIaeer / 9Deus H9r'
beo fortpller en- StapangeraoiS fol.
senoe ianof9roige Siitorie: Raar
ban ON apelben fommer biem, tp'
raniierer ban poIbiomt, iloar og mis-
banoler 9arna. Wen ban baooe en-
ip9r Srpgt for Sieneitepigen, ba ben.
ne bpa6 Stprfe aneif bar BAN oper.
legen. 90 iom Resel fom Sieueite'
pigen til, naar ban prpgleOe aouen,
og iaa fit ban ielp SuIing. SorleSen
apelo fom ban beruiet biem og OPP
forte iig poIoiomt iom iGooauIigt.
Sieneitepigen bar imiolertio ct
sgrino / 9pen. ga bun fomner
biem, bsrer bum SpettatIet, og looer
bprt meo iig ieIp, at MI ifuIbe ban
iaa fin Straf. Sun gaar siebIiffe-
Iig mo I Chen pg meS en- Salg.
lamp eiper bun bom en- goo Sragt
Trpgl. Serefter binber bun bnm
paa S9nber oe Sober % laoer BAN
liege fig, til ban er blepet 96ru.
San logger bun Splen paa Soften,
ip9noer oenne for 9iGrren, logger
8oneplageren beri og fisrer Iige til
9ensmnoen.
SporIeoes set off hos benne, bar
hi life faaet &ebe pon. Nen en-
Sins er bel iiffert, og oct er, at Den
tapre Sieneitepise faar i'm aiffeo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-28
Sfuo / rette OtebIif.
Gn i~anSiGrSis Siiturie.

Set bar / 1860. On at Tegierin'
gems Srogttarapaner paa Bel til Sort
laramie meS Iropiatlt % Sorraao
babe Taoet 2eir peo 9reooen al
9latte &iper iorat bpiIe no efter en-
hung % bcipprlig 9agsmarit. $
SeIifab meo Senne 8oraoane bar Der
ogiaa fIere GmierontfamiIier, Der
hapoe iIuttet fig til BEN forat npSe
bcns @eifpttelie giennem De farlige
Snoiauerregioner. emigranterne
itulSe til Oregon.
MeScns oct belle Selifab rolia bpi'
cIoe / Sfogsen al fine ic~ilSusStGf'
feoe gogne, enfeIte iooenoe, andre
ii9ro me0 at lappe fine forreone ala'
Der oe otter andre cptaget meo at
lGie, fom plitbieIis en- fiGnpetor
gsiieIore itprtenoe miot ino ibIanot
Dem.
Solfene oreb %upilfaarlig eiter bet
isrite set beolte @aaben | HGrbeoen,
Tiiler, I~eUoluere, ia enbog Snipe,
men ole ipntes at bare magtitiaaIet
al SfrGf. Sfrig % &oab bsrtes ira
ale aanter, men Seirens Seboere
tIep iaa operraifet % forfiamiet, at
oct raieube. foriframte Spr bperfen
bIep ioact pGf eler orGbt. SGitet
itprteoe uioriiprret pioere, oper Selt'
more, gosnitpuger, aasier os alt
Tom iaISt | bens Sei. Smiioer lit
I9ubenc Tuttet Ell areoS ON Den,
o. iau aabneoes plubielig Ell poIo.
iom % uoerit uforiietis Slo MOD ben.
aiieIerne iIsi pibenbe ! ale &etnin'
ger. men fun De iarreite traf Spret;
berimoo log mango neo peo Some
raterneS SsSoer, ioa SorSen iprit'
ieSe. men beIoispis fcm ingen nj
ifabe.
gsiieIen fortiatte fit Stormlst
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-28

giennem 2eiren enbnu mere balitp.
rig peb be mango aSar, ben bapbe
faaet; ben trampeoe | S~tegepanoer,
iparfeoe aieoler % 8rpoer ooerenbe
% ifremte Solfene paa pilb Sliigt,
boor ben for frem. Reo poloiom
Sart itormebe ben neb imob @lpen,
iuit ioet en- liben Bise peb 0upll
Mamie 9erfins penbte tilbage meo
ct Tibet Spanb 8anb, bun bapbe BEN
tet for fine SorGIbre.
Iaienbe al Smerte, iom 9pret Oh
bar, fslte ale fig fire paa, at BET itaf.
fars Barn / nGite Sieblif bible BIZ
trampet / Stumper og Stpffer al bet
itr9ffelige ubpre.
st Establishing reiite Jig | ianunc
Ru fra Siinbreoer Struber. 8igens
Wober baanebe al Sfr9f, meoens
Saberen ifres no / ben opbeite 6cr'
tpilelie, 0a ban iorItob, at bet maatte
bore ube meo bans lille Satter.
SpbioieIien og Spanoingen iteg,
efteriom 9siielen meo ienfebe Sorn
o. Salen enoe / @eiret n9rmebe fig
Barnet. Oct rageeoe ubpre meo De
itore, piISe Zine ipntes mn nRiten at
babe noaet benbs, oe 8eoniug ipnteS
baablss.
Suit / bette giebIif iaaes Ell bsi,
Galpporen 8ut meo en- Riile / Saan.
Den itprte benimob Barnet. Spnet
al Sen mooise og bierpe Gut iplote
after De Rngitelige Silifrere meo
Soab, men Oct pareoe fun ct Sieblif.
Com ban sienipnIig baIeSe ino paa
Sprt, bsieoe ban pluoielis al til
ben enc SIDE, og ole tanfte, at MI
er set uoe meo Barnet. 0fen fsr no.
gen fit SiS til at sisre iig &eoe for,
bpao Ger benote, b~raaitanoiebe Gut
ten breiebe zig lpuinart runot, latte
8eperet MOB StuIoeren iom en- spet.
eammeI S9ser, ct Sfub fnaIoeSe, os
llbpret itprteoe IipIsit ON, neppe 6
500 ira Giger, Der bar inntet lam.
men af Ineit.
ct mauseitemmiet gIGoesifrig
ipIote 2uiten, os iao iatte ale Set
rens SnSpaanere paa Sprang neo
til Den lille 8iee % benSes aeonings.
manS. Gen iibIte iorflarebe Tom ben
iimpIeite Sag al @eroen, at bon lob
til Chen fun for at iua &am paa
@eitetS SIDE, ga ban pioite, at Ell
auale bets gauoebraif life piIoe
uorette noset.
Cat % 2pfsnIfninser ! SperfloS
reeneSe neb oiper ben lille Eige os
benoes unee, raife folbbIooige 8eS'
ninssmano. Seuoes Gar % Wor
funSe life faa irem ct Orb, men itos
o. itribsrro al bare Slroe. @seu
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-28
Song Norpopottt
% ~Spaamanoen.

Sslgenbe lille Siitorie ON en- 8i'
reiers meofsbte Slubeo fort91er
ben frantic Teiienoe 9onpalot ira
@aginbien, boor ban bar opbolot Jig
| mango aar, bl. a. iammen meo Den
MI afbsoe Irins Senri al Orleans.
Song Roroboom af Gombobge, iom
bsbe for ct 8ar Iar iiben, baooe peo
fit Sof en- fineiiif Spaamano %
stiernetpoer. On Dag blep Ioro.
booms gnbIineSbuitru ipg, og &on'
gen loo Spaamanoen falbe og ipsr'
ee ON, bporpiot bun pilbe lepe eller
%. "Sun bill bs ON ellepe Gage,
ipareoe 3ineieren, og Spaaocmnleit
log ogiaa til. Den lite Dag osoe
bum. Ioroboom bar uoe al fig ielp
al 2aIeri, og ban beiI,tttebe at laoe
fin greoe eaa no oper Spaananoen.
Son ifuIbe %. aongen loo berior
Spaamanoen falbe til fig, og Sa
8ineieren font, iaa ban 9eboelen
itaa meo tit Sperb peb aongels
SIDE. Meo ct iloeparslenoe Grin
iosoe Roroboom:
"Raa, on fineiiife SroIomano og
ll~lpffesfusl, on iom er iaa Hint til
at foruoiiee andre Wenneifers 9sos'
bag, bar on MI osioa lait / Stier'
nerne, bpiIfen Dag Oh ielp fal Ss?"
Sffe en- Niue foretraf Jig | Sine
ierens aniigt.
"Maanens grober! @isoommerS
grsnol Setter oper De fireogtpoe
rebe 9araiouer," iagSe ban, "ia,
ics bar Ieit / Stierncrne, naar ieg
ifal o."
"Ss bpilfen Dag er bet iaa9"
ipurgte 9pneen.
"guobas Sfpsse paa Scroen! Oh,
bpis gniist itraaIer icm Spiets Slide
ieIu, Sasen iaa ieg ! Stiernerne,
men set par mig iaa ligeeploist, at
lea mi sanife bar CLIENT Oct. Ser er
fun ct, ics buffer, os Oct er, at ies
ffaI % ire 9ose for Big"
Roreoe Song Ioroocom zig ODER
aineierens 8iiiisbeo eler lit bans
Spertro @ast ouer bom9 Get er
unudist at pibe. Set iibite er bet
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-28
THE NICKEL SAVED HIS LIFE.

When the doctor arrived at the
house he found his patient in a coma
'tose condition, which made neces-
sary several hours of restorative la
Dor.
Now, how did this happen7" he
demanded of the wife of his patient
when the trouble was over. did
you give him the powder | left?'
Eyes, sir"
Gas much as would go on a dime,
and no more?'
Eyes, sir-that is, we couldn't find
a dime, so ! shook a nickel and FIVE
pennies out of Willie's bank and gave
him just what they would carry"
"It's lucky the nickel was there, so
that you didn't have to use FIVE more
coppers," remarked the doctor dryly.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-28

8utten blep iaa ffamfuIo ooer al oen
Sos iom sbileoes paa ba1n, at ban
lob pef fra Dem aleiamtnen %
giemte fig / fit Selt.
Gen brupe @iit bar fun 10 gar
eammeI' og beb @ilp Coon. Hu
fierroer ale BAN UNDER 9apnet
9uffaTo Bill.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-28
ONLY HARD LUCK.

A Highland drover sold a horse to
an Englishman. A few days after the
buyer returned 10 him. "You said
that horse had no faults" he COM
planned.
"Weel, no mair had he"
Hes nearly blind" said the indig-
nant Englishman.
mon, that's no his fault-it's his
misfortune"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-28
NOT COMPULSORY

Three different walters at a hotel
asked a prim, precise little professor
at dinner il he would have soup. A
little annoyed, he said to the last
waiter who asked the question, as it
compulsory" mo, sir" answered
the waiter; Il think it's mock-turtle."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-28

TIC for Sbora os fit Die paa Den
Itpgse aroSien, blep ban iloe peb,
men ia bare bisie Orb: "5p De, ~
sc. On nara me" oe iaa for.
ipnnbt ban.
Sra ocnne Stnnb iaa Sbora life
mere ben brpbiomme Srier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-28

rimeliaite. Ien ibpertfalo foo bau
aineieren eaa bort ! Sreo og ienote
biem.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-09-22
PERSONAL.

Mas Edith r Goodhsnd has returned
from a visit to Baltimore.
Mrs.. Ennis, of Baltimore, and Miss
Minnie Gsrretson, of Stafford, are the
vueet, of Miss Edith GoOdhsud.
, Mrs. ]. D. Kigtr, of Winchester, IL
visiting her son-in-lsw, Mr.. @. E. joiner,
of the firm of Joel NJ. Cochran & Co.
Mr.. Jss. Goodloe. formerly storskeep'
er of the southern Railway in this city,
but now In the same capacity at Selma,
has returned TO Alabama af er spending
a part of his vacation among bis many
old friends in this city.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Peter Young left this morn
ing for few days stay at Atlantic City.
Mr.. Peter Won Westelaken, accompanied by
his wife, Lett on Saturday to attend tn'
Brewers Conference, now In session In AL
bany, N. Y. ,,,,
Mrs. John Hunion Foster and Mrs. Mildrtc
Foster, of this civ. are guess OF Mrs. DR.
Slaughter. at The Plains.
Mrs. Alice j. Daniels has returned from
LortOn station.
Mrs. w. A. Crupper, accompanied by hei
sister, Miss Gertrude Newton, who has beer
visiting relatives in this city, has re urned t
Richmond.
Miss Willie Nelson Maxwell, Of Harrison
burg is visiting the Misses Lunt, SOC Cameron
street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-09-22

More til 30 800 deno,r ls assembled
at tbs county c0ur. b )rs' last nigat for
the purpose OF organizing Bryan,
Kern aud O rim Club. Much interest
was manifested. II wa' voled to seGd
funds to the Ninth congressional dis
trict, which is republican, to aid 10 the
defeat of @ Bisc NIB S.emD, the present
rsprese0t tive. TSo huIdred aud fifty
dollars was raised for this purpose. A
COMM t,e OF prOminen; democrats 6as
appointed to ett ran Gov. swan
son and r preventative Charles q. O~r-
lin on tn ir visit 10 Alexandra county
courthouse on S, pt,mber 30. Follow.
iDg the business meeting, sdire sss on
the issues of the or aid .DIi'l csmpsign
we're d lvered By r O. l. MoDcure,
James E. Clements, Crsndal Mackey,
Walter U VAN y, A. 3 st iekler, Col.
EnOch Dove, AID Clarence Holiday.
r. o. l.. Moucure said number of con-
verts had been received into the demo-
cratic ranks 10 the last week. The Or
ganizstOo elected r. o l.. Moncure
president aud 4. Gordon Finney Sec
rotary. Curtis B. Graham presided.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-09-22
TO REPAIR ROADWAY.

1t is understood that there is a move
ment on foot among the parishioners of
st. Mary's Church to improve the road
way leading TO St. MsrY's Genet ry at
the southern end of Washington stteet.
Several members of the church are in
terssting themselves in the repairs to the
roadway and it is thought that most OF
those who have relatives and friends
buried there will hold meeting and ex-
change views as t. the best way to pro-
coed. Fairfax county comes in for a
share of the improvements as also does
the ely of Alexandra. A first class
mscadam road would be welcomed by
those who visit this silent resort.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-09-22
LETTER RECEIVED.

Messrs. r. d. Brumbsck, F. l. Smi b
aud John Fl. Trimyer, The comm ttee
on speakers of the Brysn, Kern aud
Csrlin Club of this city, have received O
letter from Mr.. Samuel Kelley, oil K CHI
moud, stating that he would be delight
ed to speak to the voters of this city.
The committee propose TO have a meet
ing on the 29lh in this city and as that
is the day preceding the big meeting 10
Alexandria county, when Senator John
W. Daniel, Governor Claude a. swdr
son and Congressman Csrlin a'e 'dVtr-
tised to speak, 1t is more than probable
thst either one of these distinguished
speakers will stop Of in this cit' IT,
night Ct this meeting.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-09-22
DIED IN MASSACHUSETTS.

Miss Helen NJ. BurrilI, fifty years
old, of this city, employed as house
keeper 10 The family of w. M. Tyler,
Al Yale Avenue, Wakefield, Mass, was
so severely burned by the explosion OF
an oil stove that she died yesterday.
Mr.. Tyler was i'll and Miss Burrill
started to carry lighted oil stove to
his room upstsirs. Half way up the
st,irs the stove exploded. Miss Bur-
rill was thrown backward to the floor
and was covered with the burning oil.
Mrs. Tyler smothered the flames with
hall rug and Miss Burrill, in semi
conscious condition, was carried 10 the
house of q neighbor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-09-22
CONTRIBUTION TO OaILDREN'S
HOME.

ITO the Editor of the Alexandria Gazette.l
Dear Sir: Mr.. Max Rosenfeld adver-
tised recently in your paper that be
would shortly make contribution to one
of our charitable institutions, in recog-
milton Of the generous patronage given
him by the cilizsns OF this city. | would
be glad If you would mention in your
paper thst this firm has today turned
over t, me as treasurer of the Ohildren's
Home OF this city 1892, being 10 per
cent OF his gross receipts on Saturday
last. They also informed me that they
contemplated doing the same thing, very
shortly, for the Alexandria Hospital.
Such generosity certainly deserves men,
ton. Very truly yours,
RICHARD NJ. GREEN, treasurer,
Uhildren's Home Alexandria, Va.