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The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1909-10-23
Saturday, October 23rd
And Continuing Over
MONDAY, OCTOBER 25th

ese two DAYS above mentioned, only, l am going to offer to
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1909-10-23

You can get it at Jos. L. Long
Try him for everything new and
fresh in the grocery line.
Fresh Bulk Oysters and Nam
moth celery at Hinesleys. Phone
GA.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1909-10-23

N. l.. Wright to +. r. Howe
lot, consideration 81.
VIM. H. Drunert to NJ. A..
Hossier lot, consideration 81, 800.
G. L. Glasscock to T.. B. Pow
ers land, consideration 81, 800.
S. F. Bowlan ct al to Jennie
Rose lot, consideration 81.
G. E.. Barnette ct al to T. B.
Powers land, consideration
I$7, 900.
s B. G.. hartman ct al to Hugo
Kleeschult. lot, consideration
81, $50.
Sterling Powers TOT. D. Bark.
er land, consideration $1,000.
D. l.. Patterson to VIM. Halsey
land, consideration $3.50.
Peter Hacker to Frank Roz-
ina land, consideration $1,000.
Jennie Rose to j. R. Johnson
lot, consideration $3.50.
l.. E. Foulds ct al to to j w.
Clayton lots, consideration
81, 300.
Thomas Larson 20 VIM. West
lot, consideration $500.
S. B. Donald to Berry
Macdonald land, consideration
81.
j. F. Prigmore to Henry
Slusher lot, consideration $24O0.
C. M. Hinkle to G. A. Wilker-
son land, consideration $1,000.
L. F. Land to Chas. G. Mein-
ershagen lot, consideration
$500.
j. D. Hufford to J. B. Graham
land, consideration 5000.
Isaac Graft to N. M. Taylor
lot, consideration 81.
J. T. Taylor to Isaac Graft
lot, consideration 81.
G. R. Cotton ct al TO Tarlton
'ICrews land, consideration 5000,
G. v. Phillips ct al to ]. NJ.
Harris land, consideration $500
]. A. Lineback to Chas. Trust
l lot, consideration $500.
P. r. Shull to Henry William:
lot, consideration $500.
Emma Grumke ct al to Katie
lGrumke land, consideration
$4,000.
R. B. Horstman to H. B
Horstman lots, consideration
Isl, 200.
B. A.. Steele ct al to E. H
+. kaufman lots, consideration
$500.
, Dora Slinker to T. j. William
son lot, consideration $50.
S. A. Williamson to T. J. win
, hanson lot, consideration $3.50.
w. H. Gosewisch to N. M
Houx lots, consideration $4,000
!, W. j. Powell ct al to D. J. Pow
ell land, consideration $4,000.
L. L. Campbell to A. w
Laughlin lot, consideration $500
Gustav Haerle to Chas Webe.
lot, consideration $1,000.
Clay County State Bank t,
TIE. Crawford land, considera
ton SIP.
j. W. Williamson to T. J. Will
hanson lot, consideration 500.
r. E. Williamson to T. j. viii
hanson lot, consideration $50.
Don't fail to read Moorehead'
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1909-10-23

II there is anything about
your ailment that you don't
understand, or If you want
any medical advice, write
to the doctor, and he viii
answer you fully. There In
no charge for this service.
The address is DR.. ". B.
Caldwell. 500 Caldwell hdg-
Monticello, Ill.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1909-10-23
Best Stomach
Remedy Free

1t is an old saying that if the stom-
ach is sound the whole body is safe,
because so much depends upon the
proper working of the stomach. Many
persons find themselves with a dl
order of the stomach which pr
duces dyspepsia or a peculiar state o.
biliousness.
II you suffer from both stomach trouble
and constipation you are on the way to a
very serious disease. From Just such Goa
ditions come appendicitis, rheumatism
skin diseases and similar disorders. be-
cause the waste matter that should have
been dispelled from the system through
the bowels has found its way into the
blood and vitiated II. What Is needed at
this point Is not simply a violent cathartic
tablet or salt, which usually does more
harm than good, but a gentle laxative
tonic like DR.. Caldwells Syrup Pepshn.
which people have been using for thesa
ailments for nearly a quarter OF a cen
rensburg, No, Of stomach trouble Of long
standing, also William Vol, Of 800 Ellls-
son ST., Louisville, KY, who had tbd
trouble for fifteen years.
However, II you have stomach troubia
you want to know from personal expert
will do for you. II so, send your name
to the doctor and a free trial bottle VIII
be sent GU. You are urged to send for
the free bottle, as the results from II wild
be the best recommendation of DR.. Calu-
wells Syrup Pepsin. Then you will do aa
over two million people did last year-gu
to YOU druggist and buy a regular bottle
at 80 cents or 81, according to the size
you prefer. We could mention hundreds
I and hundreds OF families who are neveI
without II. You can never tell when some
member of the family will need a laUa.
tive, and then no time should be l0sl
taking DIR. Caldwells Syrup Pepsin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-12

Sdnpcinc.- 3uiiihr 1000; Morft
itetia; Gboic, id)merc chipping $50
bis $50; Builders SO bis $50;
lcid)te oemiid)t 6.45 bis $50; Choice
leid,te $50 bis $50; &adin9 $50
bis $40; Nertel 90 bis 6.25; Die
Souptpcrf0uic Nelfobcn 5ll $50 bis
$50.
Sd)oic. - 3uiuhr 1900; Mortt
ltctiA mn Toe. nicori9er; Stoie 800
bis 60; Hammer 500 bis 500;
SGhrlinoc $50 bis 7.25.
Union Stod Noros, Eitt5'
burg. 40, #. WGr5. - Hinopleb.~-
Torrotb lcid)G; itetia; Choice $50 bis
30; Yrimo 6.30 bis $50.
Sd)aie. $500 &orruth leid)t; itctig;
Yrinto metbcrS $50 bis 600; Gulls
mo N~epohnlidc 225 bis $50; Cant
mcr go bis 600; Tcal GolpeS 900
bis $50.
Sdnpeinc. 49, 3uiubr leid)t; itetia
Erinlu id)lpcrc 7.25 bis 80; mittel-
mGBigc 7.15 bis 30; idImcre 9)or-
fera 40 bis 10; leihte HorferS
$50 bis 6.S5; Scrfcl $40 bis $50;
rollbe go bis 600.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-12
Nbfabrtstase Der 9ampfer buu Netp'
Oorf.

9(m 3 .Mdr5 rRennipluania" nod
Samburg.
Nm Is. MGr5 philadelphia" nod
Soutbnnpton.
gm IS. IGr3 ,3eelano" nod
Goper mo Intmerpen.
Sim Is. MGr5 ~geltic" nad 2iber.
pool.
am 10. Mdr3 r80nis gilbert" nad)
Gibraltar urb Neapel.
Am 10. Mdr5 california" nod
Glasgow.
am 16. MGe5 rGuc 81 @cnopa"
nod) Hcopel uno @enua.
Nm II. Mar5 Oceanic" nod
Soutbompton.
am II. Idr5 vWauretania" nod
2iperpool.
Im Is. W1r3 nTrobcnee" mod
SABRE.
am IS. Wdr5 ,E. 81 Yicmonte"
ltad) Neapcl iiro @enlla.
am IS. WGrs ,Noon" na6 gre.
men.
Nm is. M1r5 .ltniteb States"
ltaf 8%openbc9en.
Sim 20. Wdr5 yNcder" nat
Gibraltar uno Bremen.
Nm 20. Nar5 .aaiierin al,sulia
Tiftoria" nod Samburg.
Mm 20. W1r5 columbia" nod
Glasgow.
stm 20. Mars st. 4aul" nad
Soutbampton.
s(m 90. MGr5 vWinnctonta" nod
2cnoon.
Mm 20. MGrs vSamIan6" naf)
Goper uno Intmerpen.
Im 20. Mdr5 rYirsinia" naf)
Neapel mo @enua.
am %, War5 europa" nad)
Neapcl nno 8enlc.
am 90. Mdrs ~Samburs" nod
gibroItar u.b Neapel.
am 90. Wdr5 rGcci!,e" nod
Bremen.
am %. Wdr5 .Rpneam" nad)
Gptteroam.
Im %. MGr; n3inIano" nad)
Gibraltar unO Heapel.
Aim "a. War5 ~9eutonic" nod
Soutbampton.
YIN "a. Mar5 oGompania" nod
2ipcrpool. SOS %
am "a. @ar5 ~Tr. @aibimeton"
nod Heapel uno SrieIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-12
SdiifSnad )rid,tcm.

Ncm Dprf, #. OtGr5. - all-
%Qefonnmcn: hic Tampicr ,8neiles
noll" bon Bremen, rSa @reto9ne"
pon ,Suprc mo ,Ieutlhlonb" bon
Sambur9.
Guecn stoml II, II. MARS. -
N%bociobren: Der Inmpfer uSelto.
mic" nod NemsOorf.
9eprout. If. W1r5. - In0e.
fommen: Sollriitcn Iumpicr Gro
Ser &uriiirit" BON Nelp'yorf, pio
Iunfal. gl9ier. 8enuo II. i. ~.
2pnool. II. Wdr5. ab9efob.
rem: Der Compiler minneapolis"
mad, Nem-gorf.
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o%eiohren: Der Gampicr .aronprin.
5eiiin Gtcilie" nod) gtcp.Dorf,
9rcmen, #. MGr5. Mboeiob.
rell: Der Gumpier ~@bciu"nuh Ncp.
Dorf mo Baltimore.
@losaom, #. MGr5. - Ger
Gompier %~Silrnciio" lit pom Nem.
Oorf oltgctommen.
= pmoutb #. MGrj. - Ger
Sampler "aoriotic' lit Don Nep-
Oorf cingctrpffcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-12
an %perfnufeu:

Tr. 1918, 8efhppoo.sloeiue 30t5 @nIbroof'
Iano.Mpenre; 1862 9iprbsS trider.Sirnbe; 1888
gibeusslpen-e; 1884 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS glpe.;
1900 9Iod etraDles slpenue; 1916 MpibersStr.
1920 Snrlem. stpenue: 1851 Sienna .Ipenle
ESQ Eruio.Sius slpcnue: 17t0 @eit.2unonIe'
etrabe; 1916 9rebtman.St robe; 1902 9arlenl'
9penie; 1901 Bart %glpenue; 1900 glod Sarlen1'
ebemne; 1900 8lod 5iinfie etrabe; 1905 SoI'
Inns Strabe; 2G44 observation-disclosures: 210t Dol.
fpnssloenue; 1900 NIod 9inbensloenue: 3007
ct. IauIsStrnBe; 1900 Glod 5ulton.slbenns'
1910 QerinetonsStrabe. 2amber & Yifbert, Hr
BOZ, ct. Hanl. 2trahe. (0ebr14-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-12
IichmGrftc.

Gbicago. If. Mars. - Hinopieb.
-;3uiubr 1000; Morft iteiig; Stiere
800 bis $40; aiibe 800 bis $50;
Minocr 3.25 bis 600; 9nllen 3.75
bis 5.25; aGlber $50 bis S.25; Stof.
crS llnO Jeeoers $50 bis $50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-12

W3tt nur 500 NnSonInna
nnb ben 9'eit slr Iei6ten geotnaunger fonnen
Gle cine tIetne Iarm als Sbr Gteenfpunl er'
tperben.
SO babe einen grcBen gompIer atpifhen BAL
tiniore unb Wdfbinafon, ber In ileine Sarn1en
nufaetbeiIt lperoen fou. Netktttrl aavanftrt.
Nr. 723-72L Gaitbcr building, Nr: III. acrs'
Qtsrles-e trake. (Sept1,1J)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-12

fer nabe TdtterionTa:f, 9ir. 10 lnb 80,
peorb.pare.SlraBe. Gen,eniirte srottone, 8ei'
Z. rd mnS Soti ets S1d Ssor H@ s'1s MsIi n nhp i Hhl
isibten Webinerngen iauien cines ieuer mooer'
men Sdufer. @ei6iiet fe unb iiberaeuet Gnh.
Sebr ieidbte WeStnsuIsen. 9SIatS :: Sssra'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-12
Baltimore Warftberihtc.
q m i I G

Baltimore, If. Wdr5 1909.
Webl. - 3uirbr 800 11iier.
einialieblid 1873 6diier 81 2oeuii-
Yoint ulb 1905 Gaiier ST Gdnton.
1ie I%otirunsen iparen tpie ioIgt:
@intcr Grtra 4.G0-d.S0
@inter Clear 5.1O-5.25
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-12
gu ~berfamfem.


5I ucrfnuirt:
S450.m fuuien Gin mooerres 3uil3 init 'edDs
3iinmcri: 8runb6irS liIr S36. Y. WplfeHbetul,
Nr. 306, Huro' YDpplctunsStr. tn-9
Seine, Sarn,r,, NpiS uno saub. 3aois, Nr.
102, Sits2criugtp;.S traRe. Cntdr69-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-12
Ierlanat WGnner nno &naben
4erlanat i'm Magemeinen.

Teutifcs arbeitss 9iadap ciiungs.Siircau.
Inter Der guiiidt Der gSentld1el Seieulhalt".
1ieieniacit. bic behiide 6anoipertet, Irbeiter
ltno Nicuithoiell 81 befbdfti9er ipiiillfef. mol
len lid pcri1nlid) ODER in irnnfirten Nrielen nt
ben IgeIten Der @eieaihnft, 3ufann =. Wieper,
aimmcr t1,sTr. 2t5-2t1, SourtianesS traRc,
iuenoelt, lpeIbe lremt1citlid NIsflnfi ertbels
len miro. SpredltuIloen BON 1 bis b ubr.
CSau2710
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-12

@ei5cn,- 3uilbr 1913 Suldcl;
Gcrianot ppn Den Glepotoren 11OO
9uidcl; Glcpotorcn 8orrath 2Oo,=
G76 0ltihel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-12
Steaengeiude.
2tcncneinhl:

Stencnrtnb:
Sine ilterc Sruu piiHidt cine Stene ais
Suusbdlitrin, ~cuiluener nli Dem Snloe uoer III
ser Staot. Nuh juirueen in Mr.. 2131, Sait'
sluenuc, mabe 4n5erne.S trafc. CO-g
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-12
gu permietBen.
An permtethcu

gu perrttethcn:
Teue S1ufer an Der 9torosYotontacsSfrabe
s,ptfrhen Der ACKNOWLEDGING uno SaDette'
Gtrabe; aIe 9eauemlitieiten; Hieorige Watefbe.
Wtan itebme Sairmountsglperue Gars. 9sa1s
3ufraeen an Dirt unb Sicue. (5eb20-,3&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-12

Mois. 49, 3uiitbr 39,773 9uld)el;
Geriorot bon ocn Gleuotoren 1861
9uid)el; Glepotoren 6 Torrotb 45S,'
800 0ltIdleI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-12

gu rerfnnfcu:
Yartie YIumber : Subebtr. .Sdtne, Glofefs
Wormorsg8dftbeden, Marmors6 laiten, 8infel'
biuig, metln foiori %rerfduft. Bolton Sron 4
wtetai 60, Wr. 305, Nprb.Dcnibap.S trafe.
(Sebr26-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-12
9as abrefbad Der Stabt 8aItimsrs

III feSt i'm Dr,id beertffen. Ste 6eranssebe1
srfuteit aue Ierfonen, Sirneu ooer 9orpord'
tionen, bic TIRE sbrete felt benz /. December
1908 eedn5ert baben, ober bic tn iur3er Belt
eiue 9ienberung 8n MAIDEN ~oeoenien, TIRE alfe
gompaante su fenoen.
81. 6. Splf & So.
q. s. eoranser, 9eTGdftsfnbrer.
f1ans-) 955-959 GaIosrt NuiIbins.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-12

Nofcr.-3nIubr 3SOH VnIdleI;
olls Den Glcputoren 5uriid9ejogen
7146 9uidel; Glepotoren @orrutb
t77,7t3 YuihcI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-12
Seutiae ShluBrate:

SeuIlge SWluBTule.
@eiBcr Nr. 2........ 60 81
@eiBer Tr. 3........59 so
@eiBer Mr. 4..,..... 56lhr-57H
@cmiidter Nr. 2..... 57%-5S
@cmild)ter Nr. &c.,. 56 -56%
@emiibter Nr. 4..... 50 -55%
Moggen. 3ilirbr 1904 guitel;
aus Den Gleuotorcm 5uriidae5ogen
430 NuidsI; Glepoioren . 8orrotb
S5.10O 9uitel.
9eutige SbIubrate:
Nr. 3 weitlid)er Hoggen
Grport. .......... S6R-S7
Nr. 2 weltlider Hpggen .. SIS
Nr. 3 weitlid)er Hoegen 81 So
Sn Sadel, ie nod Sro.
litdt. 76 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-12
Welo 81 ner!etBeH.

ane, ueIde OeIb aet randen, -prsden hter
upr. Mnleiben auf S1ldre, WtobeI nno 9rlnb'
Wetboben. ,Walttmpre Snpefme1t Co.," Nr.
100, NI.sb.gaca2 trabe. CTS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-02
UNDEsIRABLE JURYMEN.

Porters, eabmen and walters are not
desirable for Jurors, according To Jury
Commissioner William A. Amoerg,
Who testified in Chicago yesterday
before the judges who are investigating
alleged irregularities In the drawing oil
venires.
"Tbe jury commissioners believe
hat men who live by accepting tips are
not of character 10 make good jurors"
exp aimed the witness.
Following are others whom the COM
missioners ignore 10 selecting venife'
men. ,
Agents, because they have no fixed
abode.
Laborers and foreign taiiOrS, be.
cause, as a rule, not OF sufficient intelli'
gence.
Bollermaker, because Of defective
hearing.
SaloOnkeepers and bsrtenders, because
of their occupation.
Train dispatchers and tower sigma
me0, because they are doing greater
service at their regular positions.
Medical and theological students, be-
cause they are exempt
Pedders, junk dealers and scaVengers
for obvious reasons.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-02
CASHIER CONVICTED.

A federal jury hearing the evidence
10 the trial OF David j. Richardson,
former cashier Of the failed Oosmopoli-
tan National Bank, In Pittsburg,
brought In a verdict of guilty on "a out
of &c counts 10 the indictment late yes
terday.
Richardson was charged under the
blanket indictment with misspplicstion
of bank fun6s, making false reports to
the Comptroller OF the Currency snd
making false entries In the bank books
Ten years on each of the "a counts II
the maximum sentence which can bt
imposed by federal statute.
10 returning the verdict the jury fol
loved the instructions Of the court, who
ruled that the evidence would not sup
port the two fusl charges in the lndict
menr, those Of certain alleged alterations
of bank reports.
Richardson seemed stunned, bu
stated he would at once have his case ap
pesled
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-02
ACCEPTED NEW POSITION.

The announcement OF the resignation
NJ General Superintendent George A
P.H of the Grswold Wire % is made
and confirmed by Mr.. PAT, who says he
0iJ sever his connection with the local
vire mill about he frat OF the coming
mcuth to 20 to Piusburg, where be Will
enter the employ of the Jones & Laugh
lin %. ore OF he grestest steel and lron
D,oducers 10 the Pittsburg district, sod
consequently In the whole country. Mr..
PaH goes on the staff of Mr.. w. d.
Lewis. Who has charge Of the conslrue-
ton aud the management of the NAM
moth new plant tha! the company Is
building st WO0dlswu, a suburb OF
Pittsburg. Mr.. PAT will have charge
of the gres; rod mills and the wire
making plant st the WOOdlsWu WORKS
which as q whole will cost $50, 600, OOO
and will be Que Of The most complete aud
extensive in the world. The fact that
he has been chosen to be associated with
this great undertaking is probably the
lest testimonial that could be given TO
his capacity snd fitness as director 10
large N auufsc oring projects. - Sterling,
III . Z ,eniug G z'lle Oct. 2S.
CMr. Paff is q son Of the late Frsde'
rick Paff and brother OF Mayor PAT, Of
this city. His many friends and &C
oaalntanues will he glad to lePrn of his
success. He will receive a salary Of
$40. 900 year 10 his new position.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-02
PERSONAL.

Lieuter ant Smith, OF the police force,
Is of on bis ten-dayA' vacation. Oncer
Roberts Ia acting Sc lieutenant.
Mics Bsulsh FOgg, who has been
visiting relations in Madison Heigats'
and Mrs. Edwin ID. Hook, OF Lynch
burg, have returned to their homes 10
that city v,
Mrs. James M. Love, with her little
daughters today left Alexandra where
abe bas been visiting her mother, Mrs
W. B. Dsinger6eld, to join Lieut.. Love
10 Ssvsunab, where he is stationed.
Mr.. Stewart Wood has gone TO Biz
miDgbam, Ala, as delegate to the
Railroad FirepneD'S Convention which
will meet 10 that city.
The officers of the U. S. Louisiana
entertain on board ship Saturday even
Jog at q nost delightful dance. Inc
ship vas very sttractively decorated
with Asgs and bunting and music was
furnished by The Louisiana bsnd. E'so'
crate aud picturesque HslloEe' en-
schemes we're sttractively csrried out
and all present enjoyed the mysteries OF
Ghost Land. Among those present!
we're Miss Bale DaiDgerfeld and
Misses Lila aud Kitty Barrett, OF Alex
andris.- Norfolk Ledger.
Mrs. Robert L Stuliz, OF Alexandra,
who has been on a gisit to Miss Annie
Mann, LETT for home yesterday
Petersburg Appeal.
Lient. Robert A. Dawes, U. s. NJ,
and Mrs. Dawes, who have been visiting
Mrs. Dawes parents, Mr.. and MIS-
George P. Anderton, ON north Washing
ton street, have gone to Bls'on, where
Lieut.. Dawes is temporarily stationed
Mrs. Kate French, OF Pearisourg, W.
Va, is visiting her niece, Mrs. H. u
Barley
Mr.. w. q. Steuernsgel still remains
ouite sick at the Commonwealth Club In
Richmond. -,
Mrs. ]. D. Kiger and niece, Miss
ALE Belle Jones, Of 81. Asaph street.
are making an extended visit to her
son, Mr.. Ohss. J.Kiger, Of 81, Louis aud
Psducsb, KY.
Mr.. Jos. l.. Orupper, aud family,
who spent the summer at Bsllstcn'
Alexandria county, have returned 10
this city, and ere now residing at Sl4
south st. Assph street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-02
ILLUSTRATED LECTURE ON
JAPAN.

Rev. w. ]. Callahan, Of Georgia,
who vent os missionary to japan in
1891, and Who is at home on furlough
until January next, delivered lecture
on Japan in the Young Peoples Build
ING lsst night. His long time expert
euce gives him familiarity with the
manner and customs of The wonderful
people of the SUNRISE Kingdom Mr..
callahan illustrated the lecture oy a
large number of artistically coloreo
slides. So greatly was it appreciated by
the audience thst be was requested 10
Give smother lecture onWednesday even
ioS at 1880 o'clock, which be will do
This additional lecture will be iIlustrs'-
ed by stereopticOn views, not given 10
the lecture OF last night. The pubic ID
cordislly invited to attend. Mr.. Oalls'
han is The guest of Rev. Mr.. Bnlls dur
log his stay In this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-02
LOCAL BRE vIIIEs.

There va, no session of the Police
court this mcrning.
Services appropriate to All S)uls'
Day we're held in St. MsrJ's Church
today.
Miss Katie Taylor, sged 20, died 10
Washington yesterday. Her remains
will be brought to this city tomorro"
aud inferred.
A meeting OF the Board OF Police
Commissioner vas held last night. NO
business Of public interest was trsn''
acted.
A light rain fell du,Iug the night but
no, enough to lay the dust. The tenn
nerature remains high for this season,
the mercury at noon registering ~.
The Lincoln Athletic Association,
colored. of this city, will play game oil
football with q tenn from the Seminary
tomorrow afternoon q! $3.50 on north
Alfred street.
Through the Office of John d. Nor
movie. the new two.story brick dwelling
No. 2l1 south Lee street, has been sold
for Mr.. Robert P. Aitcheson to Mr..
John E. Darling.
The annual meeting Of the Stockhold'
ers of the Washington safe Deposit Com
pany, incorporated, wss held at the Oh
fee OF the company, No. 12S south
Royal street, today for the purpose OF
eIectipg board Of directors.
Silas Bal6eld, colored, who had been
arrested by Constable Payne for disor-
DERBY conduct on an electric railway
trsin 10 Fairfax county, was brought
before Justice Wright this morning who
imposed q foe and costs upon him
amounting to IS 80.
TIE Ladies Of ST. PsuPs Sewing 30
cjety will hold an autumn fete In the
parish hall, corner OF Duke and Pitt
streets, November 4th, from 8 TO D
O'Clock. A special feature OF the dolls
table bride and groom is the announce
meut for the children. Admission free,
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ADJUSTMENTS.

The thrilling drama entitled "Triss,
or beyond the Rockies" under the
management Of Mr.. W. F. Mslin, ably
assisted by the Guy Johnson Stock o.,
attracted a large crowd at the opera
House lsst night and Was put on in the
usual good style of this company. Seat,
ing room was ia demand lsst night and
this drama bids fair to excel all the
Others.
At the Surprise Theatre the motion
pictures exhibited we're enjoyed by an
immense crowd and judging from the
applause emsUatiug from the building
those On the inside heartily enjoyed
them. Entire change OF pictures tonight
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-02
BASKETBALL.

The Alexandr Light Infantry bsS'
ketbsll Eve defeated team representing
the Alexandria Athletic Club at the
Armory Ball last night by the score Of
20 to 4 The soldier boys showed great
Improvement since their last game a
week ago. The main festure Of the game
vas the goal tossing Of Stone and Dutfey
aud the fast playing of the soldier FIVE.
The A. A. O., although their playing
was not as effective as the other aide,
holly contested every inch of ground
aud kept the A. L 1. from making sew
eral almost sure goals by their quick
work. The line up was 81 follows
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-02
LEE DAMP.

The monthly meeting OF r. E. Lee
Camp, Confederate Veterans, ives held At
their hall last night. Considerable ron
tine business WAS transacted aud the
camp received several cid company
muster rolls of Alexandria soldiers who
served during the war. A report Of The
proceedings of the Grand Camp, which
recently met In Dsnville, was male BY
the delegates who attended.
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Official.
AN ACT TO REGULATE AND FIX THE
3" PRICE OF GAS.

AN ACT TO REGULATE AND FIN IhE
u " nv PRICE OF GAS.
section Be il enacted by the City Coun-
oil Of AIexandris, Va, that from ana fI'e Il
The 6,st dav of December. 1909, the prlce, OF
oss shall he $3.50 per 1000 f.et with ols,
cconrt Of 20 cents on each GOO feet for prompt
n,vment hut no discount shall he allowed on
any quarterly gas bill unless paid on or before
he e rst day of the succeeding mont" IN whicn
the state Of the meter Is taken. On az -
nonthIy bills no discount shall be allowed II
m nsid on the 10th Of the month succet dlng
the dat date upon which the state OF The meter Is
taken. proyidsd, however, no mo1thly con,
mmntion shall be less than t0O ieet' an na
ousrterIy consumption be not less lhSn oOV
n shall be the duty Of the Clerk OF Gas 10
cnt off the flow Of gas from all delinquens,
Sec 2. The Clerk cf Gas is hereby ore ore yea e,
N have this sct printed on the g's pillS ior
the information Of Gu tomers' a;o,
Sec 3. All acts and parts of acts IN cohnlc'
With this act are hereby repealed. o., ,o,o
Passed the Common Council, Oct Z6th' ~ D.
HUBERT sNcWDEN, President; ooo
| Passed the Board of Aldermen, ct Z6tn, isVS'
Urn. CTTRTlN, President
Approytd, Oct. 80, 1909. ~,
Aff'N FRED J PAFF, Mayor; r
no..o. D.NIp1R STANsBURY CLERK c G.,