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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-04-09
MADAME NORDICA

Nine. Lillian Ncrdica, whose ap-
pearance at the Coliseum Monday even
ing, April the nineteenth. will be by all
odds the most important musical event
of the year. has won quite as much
fame abroad as in this country, where
by general accord she is acclaimed:
queen Of grand opera. Many Of her
summers she has passed in England.
where she purchased a London resi-
dence at Clarence Gate on property OF
the crown. Autumn after autumn she
has sung in oratorio in the great festi-
walls in various English cathedral cit
les.
Nine. Ncrdica is fond OF recountins
an amusing episode that took place II
this London home The DuEe OF Ed
inburg, now the Duke of Saxe.Coburs.
Gotha. a great music lover and a
staunch friend of the American singer.
called to see her on a particularly
warm afternoon. Presently he asked
for glass Of seltzer-lenonade and the
butler was directed to bring it. Rec
ognizing the fact that royalty was be-
ing entertained under Ihis mistress s
roof, the functionary Wished TO cele-
brate the occasion with proper dignity.
Mime. Norcica waited. but no seltzer-
lemonade arrived. The duke grew
restless and also his hostess. Just as
she was ready to despair. the butler
appeared in state. accompanied by the
evidences of his delay. On special &C.
casions it had been the custom OF
Mime. Nordica to engage q certain mar
to assist the butler. Feeling that this
equaled in importance any occasion to
date. the butler had gone in search OF
his assistant. returning triumphan.
The two entered in procession to serve
the lemonade. Later the duke enjoy
ed the episode hugely, when with char
acteristic American frankness, Nine.
Nordica explained its humor.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-03-11

Rocket Texas, March .. A good
rain fell here Monday
The Christian meeting hold by
Rev Scott has been wcll attended.
The Rutherford Baptlats have had
their church painted,
Mrs. Annie Wadley aud Miss Thei-
ma Ashley were shopping in Waxa-
hachle Saturday.
Miss Martha McGuire. who has
been visiting at DiSons Chapel ro-
turned home sunday
Mr. aud Mrs. Charley l'arrar
were shopping IN WoXnhachie satur-
day.
Mr. zau Coplen OF Bryce and Mr.
S, NJ Moore OF rerryyllle, Ohio,
spent sunday with the Formers rel
ntivos here,
Mr. Dodo Criss, the famous ball
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-03-11
SICK HEADACHE.
Sour Stomach. Heartburn, Cankcr
Sore Mouth Cured by M-o-na.

Sick headaches are caused by in
digestion and n general disturbed
condition of the stomach.
Cure the indigestion, and the
headache, nausea, heartburn, sour
stomach, and that call in" feeling
Will vanish
Mi-o-na tablets Will cure indiges-
ton or any other stomach trouble
They Will relieve almost instantly.
Hood a Curtin have so much faith
in them that they will give you your
money back II they don't.
Ml-o-na cures by making the stom-
ach strong enough to produce enough
gastric juices to digest all the food
you want to eat. 1t promptly puts
new life and energy into the over
worked and played out walls of the
stomach.
Use Mi-o-na for n week, and you
can eat what you want any time you
want It, and take pleasure In doing
It.
Your blood Will be richer redder,
purer after taking M-o-na. and 1t
only costs 80 cents a large box
II was speedily cured OF stomach
complaint by Mi-o-na Anything !
can say In favor OF Mi-o-na Is not
too strong. William Hess, Benton
Harbor Mich. 2T4-2S4-292
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-03-11

player, who has been visiting In
Mississippi returned home last
week.
Messrs. VIII and Burnie Hancock.
Bob and Lewis Hargroves and La
Sale Everett OF Palmer, attended
church here Sunday.
Misses Erma, Clarice and Eunice
Roberts, who are attending school
at Waxahachie, spent Saturday and
Sunday with home folks.
Miss Knox Farrar was the guest OF
Miss Iva Douglass Tuesday night
Edna, the little daughter OF Mr..
VIII Steadman. had severe attack
of appendicitis last week. but she
is improving.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs, Jack Eagle.
a girl,
A large crowd was In Rocket last
Friday to see the ball game. Red
Oak team vs.. Rocket team. The
score stood 10 to Q in favor of
Rocket.
Miss Mary F-arTar spent Satur-
day night with Miss Eunice Roberts,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon OF Red Oak
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. La
fatte Arlington.
M ISIS Thelma Ashley was the guest
of Miss Eua jolly Sunday.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-03-11

Lone rlnt Texas March . A
God rain f.ll IN this community last
Monday q Nas needed greatly
Health So very good In this vicini-
ty at present
Misses Edbh and Wilma spears
spent sunday evening with The Mis-
seq Gudie and sudio Tidweil
Rev Thompson Of sor,fls was here
Friday
Mrs. s. 49, lIauis and daughter.
Beulah. visited Mrs Myrtle Tidwell
Friday evening.
Mr. r. A, Hickman, and family of
this place visited M Mccalob of
Sardis sunday.
quite a number from here attend
cd church at Sardis Sunday.
Mr. c. J. Spears and family visit
ed Mr. H. Hawks and family Sunday.
Mr. Sam Holland attended church
at Mountain Peak Sunday.
Mrs. West Of oklahoma IS visiting
her mother. Mrs Woodwall
Miss Dora May Parchman of Wax
ahachie, who has been sick for some
time, Is able TO be back in her
school at this place
Misses Ludie and Sudie Tidwell
visited Mrs. Myrtle rldwell one
evening last week
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-03-11

ees fof ifa Nefsnua I'll
N8ia Issst Bad inuui fH tst HH
tl Um8en ub Alaieihian ara
as ta8 aguHfpa eui hgi set ua
mlh " Ntram hha beeH here
mHe tHa hp ass 80 liills shtn D.
sma dauhi " b, n.memeefs pb ~
bt snt ftW lls ls essad fyllUg
nn8 % ttasIat ants ihof ga
ttanHtt ha Wse1 VI EilH peur
Co.'s hHml "a teatH. enta e heN
m un Judaf uul SIS whefe Ne
200 naN nH itt Nninlptlae q a.
NtnH an41 fatug ul1 hltrt
l Br uf Hne thlet'ns en
Haaha.hf Ne enaa ,be uaprr
as W Isl nrHata ri naraa
U W Neasnf hrlpod to eat4y thN
Hui lo natu Nlis county ahi BE- ID
r.aaiat pBAef I'D the rnietpflse
Sic afe having some rain Witch %
,c1 acceptable
W W Thompson nu Wasahsclnu
) haa nuefnated rows of june corn
aHd ihe common corn q tcw ross
Ul ubieyt ls go Hvo " ne cnn gel %
de. p rooted corn and good snt at
aa have told some about It AMI
lhry have said lt would NOT Wotk,
mt hive decided to withhold
,uiemcut. watch for results AMI ~
port later BILL CON
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-03-11

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| have fal4Ainea Fgnm sas lns Any
,hins prv W ean asslus the rsaAre
~ n the aull.fmtias tlli IN iAs lrsis
iatare Va vlsetwa ant members -
hsfeua 10 But t8tihesH hHa 90 ere
aa alap a Ia lei 'hrn alone vhille
W se#siea SD uet tnasmvut In ~.
fiaeAee them ~ eaufse mtsfiius T.
Fltwma aaa iNkY wnlatFs atw ~
pettoa o. SITES Vlh them fsom siast
ip nniah bni am avttse va ,isiue my
Influence sinh ihom especially
chen I am mot etuau shith side 81
aueaiion favor iiewrter that
the abli tHrlne bul has become n
les : feel that een satisfy ten my
paflshiohets shat ] ihlbt ~ II and
de- sli ean tp encourage those VIM
feat a wlll result IN The ruin VI the
naiias rhir / have been attending
the fair sincs 1857. and esrep, the
first iimo vas there do not be-
iie,e ! have over sron bet placed
upon racp In fact, did rot know
there wns much gambling going on.
n the Dallas pastors association
and others Ind stayed away from
the grand utand and whore the
hoohmnkerH are " Ia possible that
greet per cent Of tho people of
Texas would have remained me- liz
norant Of the pernlcioua practice ot
the sporting element at the fair ~
am | never bet cent on n horse
race In my life for learned early in
life that instead of being Judge of
a horse To enable one to win It was
necessary 10 know the inside OF the
Jockey agreement
1t has been contended that the
result OF this bill will be TO cripple
the ambition to breed fne stock. II
fine stock Is only reared for the pur.
pose OF winning money on their
the commercial interests OF the
country.
II n rare horse commands $40, 00a
the same money invested In cou.
pie OF hundred 5000 mules would
make lot OF corn and cotton. There
il nothing practical In horse that
can travel over Ave or six miles per
hour, for that In all he can stand
for any considerable length of time.
so fine horbos are already luxuries
and M the tendency of our laws gen.
orally Is TO nbridge the peoples In
diligence In Injuries | see no reason
why the fine horse should not go
with the rest The majority OF the
people who attend the fair 40 large
" to have day of and to see the
progress made by the farmers and
manufacturers or the rtase. The
pumpkins, pears, pocnuts, maize and
kafnr of the great growing west viii
be ma fnc as whom we were allowed
TO bet on the races, The Elbertas,
tomatoes, ribbon cane and porsm-
mons OF Eastern Texas will grow M
we'll now az when we were allowed
10 back our Judgment on the homes
ty OF n horse race. The onions, cab
bagc, early radishes and cucumbers
will be just M good to eat from
Southern Texas ns when the stables
Mt the fair were full of horses starv-
ed and drawn TN they looked like
they had been worked to a dray with
negro driver. The corn, with oats
and cotton OF Northern and Middle
Texas will thrive nv well now as
when lot OF blacklegs assembled
ut the fair and put the hard
earned dollars OF the sucker IN hts
wallet The earth will surrender he"
precious minerals. the researches OF
geoloRiats win ind M many epeci-
mems OF extinct animals, the house
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-03-11

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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-03-11
EOI,I,ESTON.

Forreston, Texas, March 0.---Rev.
Zach Corbin OF Midlothian deliver
ed two excellent sermons Sunday ut
the Baptist church,
Prof. w A. Stewart OF Midlothian
was here Saturday night and sun
day and conducted the singing for
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-03-11
y COUNTY CORRESPONDENTS .
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STIllitt1V.

SltFhtls
starrett. Texas. March O. Thru
the kindness of Mrs ! NJ. Phillip
Mr. Manscl. an old war veteran, was
admitted 20 the Kings Daughter
Hospital at Temple, Texas. He Is
suffering from wound in the leg
ihat has never healed since being
shot in battle during the war. Mr..
Phillips corresponded with the hos
pital officers. then asked donations to
dcfray his expenses on the trip.
Frank Hosford and G. Il. Ed
nonds were passengers to Houston
Monday. sent as delegates to the
Woodmen meeting.
Mrs. John Flynn and children and
Mrs Thyfault spent Sunday with
Mrs Wick Wilson.
Mrs II. w. Buchanan returned
sunday from Pittsburg, Texas,
whore she had been on a visit to her
daughter, Mildred Rape.
Rev. Bedicheck flled his regular
appointment Sunday.
B. T. Jones and son, Ben, attend
ed church here Sunday.
Mrs Lucy Wilson was a visitor In
WaXahachie Sunday night.
Mrs. William llosford has return
ed homo after spending several
weeks with her daughter, Mrs
VIM.
Mrs. A. A, North has been quite
stick for week but is bettor.
Mrs. G, G. Trussel was In Waxa-
hachie shopping Saturday
w. A. Culbertson returned from
business trip west last week.
MIR. Tom West of Red Oak was n
visitor at G. G, Smthson's Sunday.
Nelson Buchanan and wife of
Waxahachic No. 4 and Algle Buch-
anan and wife of Red Oak No, l..
visited their parents Sunday
Mrs, NJ, II. Bennett was quite Sick
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs, George Frazier are
rejoicing over the arrival of q new
girl
Miss Willio Fowler of Red Oak
visited Miss Rosie Lloyd Saturday and
Sunday,
w. A. Frazier and wife were here
Sunday visiting their mother, Mrs.
Lloyd,
Mrs. Courtney, niece Of o, II. SAT
lin, left saturday night after several
months visit to relatives here for
her home in Cincinnati, o.
While playing bali in Lancaster
q few days ago Emery Owens was
struck in the face and received three
ugly wounds from spikes In play
or's shoes caused by an accidental
lall
George Butcher is building a nice
storm cellar of brick and cement,
Mr.. Bert Wilson is changing his
fcnces and setting out shade trees
which gives his place nice appear
ance.
Mr.. c. c. Smlthson is Improving |
his place by fencing.
MIR. G. c, Trussell built q storm |
cellar this week.
joe Fudge of oklahoma came In
on this mornings train.
Grandma Culbertson returned this
evening from several months visit /
to her daughter at Tioga, Texas
Nick Atkins is improving the looks
If his farm by taking out fencing
ana cutting the hedges In front OF
ATS house
Newt Holder and Mr.. West are
having nne rabbit hunting since the
'an. Each claims TO have the fast
,st greyhounds and from the num-
ser of rabbits caught both have
.wift runners
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-03-11

my three year old boy was bndly
constipated, had q high fever and
wes In an awful condition. gave
him two doses Of Foley's Orino Lax
alive and the next morning the fever
was gone and he was entirely we'll,
Foley's Orino Laxative saved his
life A. Wolkrush. Cashier. Wis.
Il. w. FearIs. d
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-03-11

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-22
BASKETBALL.

The following is the schedule OF the
Al xaDdris Bssketbsll L.ague;
Dsc,mber 20. A. L. I. W. Fort Hum;
Jaqusry l, o d Dominion vs.. \ NJ. ;
L.; JInusry 4. A L l. W. T. M >
l. Jsuusry s, Old DIM. IS. f. Hunt;
January Ii, FL. Hunt vs.. Y. M. ). u;
January Is, Old Dom. vs.. A l. ii;
January Is, Y. NJ. 8. l.. vs.. Old Dom !;
Jsnusry %, A. L. /. vs. Fl. Hunt; Jin-
GARY rs, Y NJ. S. L. vs.. A. L. l.; jan
uary, 20, Old Dom. vs. F.. Hunt; Feb
rusry l. A. L. ]. vs.. Old Don Feoru-
ar, 5 Y. NJ. 8. L. VS.. F.. Hout; Feb
rusrs 8. A. / VS.. Fl. Hum; FebTu-
sry II, Old Dom. vs.. Y. NJ. s. L. !;
February IS, Fl. Hunt W. Old Dom !;
February 10, A. l.. /. We. Y. NJ. 5. L !;
Februsry %, Y. NJ. S. L. We. f.
Hunt; February 26, Old Dom. vs.. A. l..
/: March 1, Y. NJ. S. l.. vs.. Old Dom;
Much s. A. Ii. vs.. Fl, Hum; March
8, Y. NJ s. l.. VS.. A. f.. l.; March IL,
Ola Dam. W. Fort Hunt; March 10, A.
l.. !. We. Old Dom ; Msrch 19, f.
Hunt va Y. NJ. s. L.. March p, A. l..
I. va. Fl. HUT; March 26, Old Dom.
w. Y. ~. L.; March 29. F. Hunt
vs.. Old Dom; April 2, A. L. l. w.
Y. NJ. s. l..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-22

SENT 10 THE GRAND JURY.

The case Of Hairy McAbee, cOlored,
charged with bigamy, came up 10 The
Police Court this moroiug. De was
represented by Mr.. q. N. Garner
McAbee Is charged with marrying Re-
becca johnson in this city while having
a wife 10 BIl.lmore. He was arrested
few osys $40 ia the latter city and was
broug6t to Alexandria on Monday by
Officer Roberts. McAbee plead guilty
as charged, and said he married q woman
In Baltimore ten years ago, bat thst she
had deserted him and although be mel
her Oh three occasions and endeavored
to persuade her to return to him, she
refused to live with him again, aud on
The lob of last November he married
the johnson woman. Justice O&t1n
held the defendant for the grand jury.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-22
FIREMAN OUT,

Milton F,aoklln, cOlored, a fireman
on the Southern Railway, was seriously
cat on the left side Of his face snd neck
by a colored barber 10 shop 90 upper
K,ng street, stj lining the old lair
grounds on the west, yesterday afternoon.
A dispute occurred between the two
men over q debt Shlch the fireman al
legged was due him from the barber, and
the former was abont to selzs soms OF
the fEiogs of the shop when the barber
picked up r,z)r and cut franklin.
The sssaIlaut, whose name cannot be
learned, escaped. The Injured man WAS
taken to his home 10 the western section
of tho city, where he received surgical
attention.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-22
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The Sunday school OF the NJ. E.
Church South will hold its Christmas
celebration Oh Tuesday, the 18th instant.
There is 40 abundant supply OF oJtters
ct the whsrvss. They are selllDg at
from 80 to 60 cents a bushel.
Mary, the ibree.y esr.old daughter OF
Mr.. Emmett aud Mrs. Mary V. Bullock,
dIeG at her parents home, SlS South
Henry street, yesterday.
The R9sslyn Packing OOmpsny's
stables at Rosslyn WAS damage by fire
early this morning to an extent OF
500. The horses we're rescued.
Mas Mary R. BrowD, the nurse OF
Martin l.. Sterling, who shot her at bis
home In Washington on Monday night
while he was delIrious, was q Virginisn
aud had q number Of relatives 10 this
city and neigborhood.
The attorneys In the case OF Msrbury
vs.. Jones we're engaged today before
Judge Thornton, Of The Circuit Ooutt,
In preparing the bill OF exceptions 10
The case which was recently decided In
favor Of The defendant. The case will
be taken to the Court Of Appeals.
The mercury ea:ly this morning reg.
listed 21o bat at boon II had risen to
So. The river froze over sgsln last
night bat the Ice Was soon broken up
by the steamers. This morning was
cloudy and threatening but the skies
soon cleared.
There was no meeting Of the Young Mems
Senate last night, no quorum appearing.
Numbers Of Christmas trees were on exhi-
bition in the market court this morning, but
sales we're slow.
Many fine dressed turkeys were on sale in
market this morning. They were quoted at
80 ceuts per pound.
Numbers of the young people Of the city
are engaged in decorating the churches for
the Christmas services.
The specisl holiday reduction sale Of mems,
hoys' aud children's clothing and gents fur
ni.hing goods at II. Friedlander's store, on
King street, is attracting much attention and
res bargains can be secured there.
Best Elgin Creamery Butter, 10. prints
quality Butterine, 2Cc ID. guarantee Eggs
80, doz; lbs best Seeded Rsisins, 26c; lbs
suliana Seedless Raisins, 25c Californis
Layer Figs, l0c 10. lbs. large Californie
Prunes, zoe; lbs. Evaporated Peaches, Csc
| large cans Best Tomatoes, Csc; 4 cans Sugar
Corn. 2ic; 4 cans String Beans, 25c; 8 cans
| +. J. Peas. 25c; cans Fish Roe, &c; 8 lbs
Virgiaia Sundried Apples, Csc; z lbs. Pure
Mountain Buckwheat, 25c; Id. Black Wal
nut Kernels, 25c; Clover Honey, l5c the cap
C5oice Michigan Potatoes, eos Blu. W. P
WooLLs 4 Son, Royal and Wolfe Streets.
Folks, we've got the turkeys and they're
besuts, too. The iuest line Of dressed Christ
mss fowls in Alexandria. Drop in and lool
EN- over. There's lots Of other good thing
in our store for your Christmas dinner, sDC
everything contains the very best quality OBJ
tainable. A feast OF the good things from
the Auth Market will assure you herrl
| Christmas. Don't wait till the last horn
/, blows, but come early. That's good advice
Sylvan Blondheim, the Auth Stand and tn
| Auth Market,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-22
POLICE COURT.

TJustice q. B. Cston presiding]
The following cases we're disposed oil
this morning:
Denue Spain, colored, charged with
drunken aud disorderlY conduct and
9Th reoistlug an officer, was fined 50.
Joseph Tucker, colOred, charged WIN
assautiug Frank Payne with razor,
was 6ned $40. 49,
Logsu Smith, eOlored, charged with
dlsorderly conduct, was fined IS.
HAIRY McAbee, colOred, charged with
bigamy, was sent On to the grand Jary;
Two colored boys, sOns OF coiored
man named Parker, charged with steal
ing $21, had their cases continued.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-22
PERSONAL.

M,s. Jacob Hsfe, mother'iu.lsw OF
Mr.. Sheldon s. Fol's, az engineer ct the
Washington S:sr building Ia Washing
ton, died last night at her nome 10
Washington. She was we'll known acre
and had many friends.
Mr.. G. R. Davis has qualified as o
notary public. ,.
MIR. Ashby G,rham who vas recently
operated upon for appendicitis at the
AIexaudris Hospital has 80 far recovered
a, TO be able 10 return to bis home. -,
The Alexandria German Club will
give dance at McBaruey's Hall ionoT'
row night. a, q large attendance Is ex'
pected. only ladies with cards will be
admitted. NJ,
Mrs. Willism a. Q linn is q1tte Ill Of
her home on north g.. Assph street.
MrsTF.Ellis, OF Mount Vernon, LETT to.
day for a months visit to st. Louis and Des
Moines.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-22
SUDDEN DEATH.

M. william h. Hodgkiu, an old
and welI.kDoSn resident, died after 9
brief illness at the Alexandria Hospital
this moruirg. Mr.. HodgKin became III
while st The Columbia engine house,
aud it being apparent that his coDdi-
ton Wss serious the employees at the
house placed him 10 wagon and con.
veyed him to the hospital. He died
shortly sfef reaching that Institution.
The deceased was 60 years old and be
was unmarried. He Was q son Of the
late John HoJgkiD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-22
COMMUTERS MEETING.

1t is said that many of the patrons OF
the electric railway are complaining Of
the service rendered by the road and are
talking OF calling meeting TO reorga.
nizs Lhe Com muters' Protective Associs.
ton which was In existence few yesrs
ego. They cay that the service is nov
irregular, that the cars are not properly
heaied OF cleaned and that there are not
q sufficient number OF cars iun during
the evenings. AS the electric railway
has recently acquired the Falls Church
road, the commuters of thst road will
be invited TO attend the meeting when
II js called,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-22
TO MARK BRADDOOK ROAD.

Janet Montgomery Ohspter, Daughters
of the American Revolution, of Rockville
Nd , hiss decided to lend every assistance
within its power to the movement 10
mark the route of Ger. BraddOck In bis
msrch 10 1853, from Alexandria through
Virginia, the District of Columbia,
Maryland and Pennsy lVanis to Fovt
Ouqaesne, now Pittsbnrg. The Brad
dock road from the District OF Columbia
through Rockville, GAitheTsburg, and
beyond, is the Oldts! and most famous
throughfars 10 the county. 1t extends
the entire length of the county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-22
REsOLUrION OF APPRECIATION

RESOLUTION OF APPRECIATION
The Milk Producsrs' Association Of
MARYLAND, Virginia and the District OF
Oolumbis have adopted the following
resolution
Resolved, That The Milk Producers
Association OF Maryland, Virginia and
the Distric! OF Columbis, represented by
ils executive committee 10 session this
dsy, December Is. 1909, apprecistlrg
the active and efficient service rendered
for The milk producers Of Virginia and
Marylsnd by Representative CarIiD, oil
Virginia, do hereby extend to BIZ. CAT
10 orr heartfelt! thanks for what be has
done for US, and recommend 10 bis con-
slituents the importance TO as OF bis COL.
dnusuce 10 Oopgres'. Signed on behalf
of The association.
JOHN THOMAS, President,
JAMES W. ROBERTS, Treasurer,
I. LAMAR JACKSON, Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-22
CIRCUIT COURT FOR TIE COUNTY
TJndge J. B 7. Thornton, presiding.

fudge J. B T. Thornton, presiding, ]
Marcy adm, We. Great Falls and Old
Dominion Railway Company, suit for
$40, 900 damages for the death of Charles
Barch, June, 1908, resulting from 80
accident on the defendant company's
road; jury and verdict for the defend
ant.
Court adjourned till Thursday when
the cases OF Evans VS.. Simpson and wife
Johnson vs.. S.rickler and Peoples Ma
tionsl Bank VS.. O. l. Sims will come
up for hearing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-22
FRATERNAL VISIT.

Mount Vernon Chapter, No. IA,
ROYAL Arch Masons, les, night paid q
frsternsl visit to Lafayette Chapter Of
Washington, where the Royal Arch de-
gree was conferred by Mount Vernon
Ohap'er. The Alexandrisns we're roy
ally entertained BY their hosts, and they
returned home last night much pleased
with their yisit.