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The Brass MouIders' Secret

lE r. ilayhursu
That wOrkmen following one OF our
NOS skilled trades should be subject
10 a disease which for ages they and
ltteir Predecessors haye hept. ~ a
measure, q secret aBlpng them ana
tM he existence OF Witch not one p0y-
lsician in d hundred has become
aware. seems truly paradoxical IN
\ This day Of medical enlightenment
and conquest Emphasis is added 10
! tnis circumstance when II is consid-
cred that the brassman's secret is his
own undong usually before he has
reached the prime of life
The brsss indus rv has an Ill re
pute. vague in character. Ii deserves
its suspicious reputation. but NOT al
together for the reasons commonly
surmised Almost everyone, for In
stance, has tae idea that wound
caused by piece Of brass is unusual.
ly poisonous. or fha1 to suck or sW3l-
low brass in any shape would he 10
court poisoning. bur this Is errOne
Gus Also the ngestion or inaal ton
of brass dust as among metal polish
ems amt buffers has no more serious
consequences. so far as can be
plbted HuIn inc nature OF tue diNi
itself chan were the dust composed
of iron or coal Il is in one branc3
OF the brass industry that we find
however. a peculiar attending dis
ease This is in the n ltIng mould
ing or founding ot brass, with the
consequent Inhalation of metallic
fumes The disease is called brass
founders ague As far back as 1882
an Engiishman named Thackrah de
clared tAat brass founders, or ail VINO
We're exposed to the inhalation OF
brass fumes, We're liable 10 d malaria
like sicknc IS evinced as chils, fever
and sweats. Yet the very fact thai
the disease did not Kill the subject on
the SPOT or, indeed, within few
days months, or even years, has KEEP
the knowledge of It from the public,
end in fact. from the average physi
clan It is simply q predisposins al
Fiction, which OF Itself does not Kill
does not even require the physicians
but payes the way for he
chronic diseases which later prove
atal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-10-26
CHURCH ATTENDANCE
AND SEVEN-DAY LABOR


There are at least four Protestant
churches in Lackawauna Die largesf
being Presbyterian church. None
0f them appeared To be very strong
or 10 attract a large number Of people
10 the regular services There s. aj
least one Catholic church where the
membership is predominatingly Am
erican, and several foreign Catholic
churches.
Il seemed TO NE thar there was
something significant In the fact that
the Conversational church u South
eastern i-ackawanna was nof holding
Sunday morning services: that the
pastor OF the Methodist church did
not reside in I-ackawanna. but made
ais living in business IN Buffalo. com
ing out on Sundays To preach. that
'he pastor Of the Presbyter an church
@as adding to The area within which
ms voice might be heard by editing
weekly newspaper: and thai even
The Catholic churches could not de-
pend on their members observing the
rites Of the church ! asked the pas
tors Of TWO Of the Protestant church-
es aud the priest Of the American
lathol church abou IT, They au|
said the same thing thar the long
hoiifs ard Sunday work of the steel
NILS are fatal to spiritual growth
! ne CONGREGATIONAL churcl suspenn
I'd its morning services because ifs
male meuoers are either 81 WORK or
p bed, after night Of work. al The
'me for beginn ng Sunday morning
.eryices.
~ Is calamity 10 a community (
ana one Of the churchmen. TO have +
sleel plant built In its midst. for
teel is made p Anrica today under
oucit ons ruinous 10 health and NOR
is. John s. Fitch IN The Survev
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-10-26

Sometimes liver, kidneys ana how
els seem % 80 GA str Ike ana refuse
20 work right Then you need those
pleasant little strike break kers-Dr.
King New Life Pills-to give them
natural aid AID gently compel pro-
per action Excellent health soon fol-
lows Tgy them sc at al drug
lists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-10-26
GOOD PRICE ron SCHOOL LANDS

Oklahoma City. Oct 2G-Bia gains
over the apDraisement are being
shown IN the sale OF vacant school
lands now being conducted ia Woods
county. The last dav's sale reported
10 the department shows tnat gil the
tracts offered were sold al a gain OF
sll,6I3.S0 ov erthe appralsement The
iand was appraised at SS.926.s5 anf
sold for so, 9.75.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-10-26
MURDER MYSTERY uNsoLvED

RYAN, Okla. Oct 26 The death ol
liz. Al. Chilcoat, aged 63, who was mur-
dered here last week, so far has not
been solved, although a man and wom
AN are under arrest and one is being
shadowed as suspect Chilcoat
body was found in the bottom OF a
ditch in the south part Of Ryan after
searchers had been out all day.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-10-26
coMMENDAeLE TRADE rRlps

NOffWENOHbEE TRADE TRIPS
The Chamber OF Commerce is pur
suing the right course in pushing
and encouraging projects inaugurated
by other towns ia the county. Nat
nrally, Guthrie has a lively interest
IN the progress and welfare of All 8d-
lacent towns-tbeir prosperity IS
Guthrie's prosperity County trade
extension trips would further unite
the bonds OF good fellowship. The
proposed trip 10 the Mulhal fair by
members Of the Chamber OF Com
merce is eommendable and il should
be the duty Of every member 70 at.
tend The recent trip 10 Marshall
tended in way 10 break down preju.
dice and the pilgrimage was a de
cided success. Guthrie helps herself
bg helping others.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-10-26

recalling of the Improvement bonds
ana submitting a call for new issue.
IN order TO gain one per cent is nor
economy Another election would en-.
tail an expense approximating two nar
cent 70
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-10-26

Among the causes of regret for the
deatn OF Justice Harlan We recognize
the tact that President Taft must now
nominate a fifth justice while we re-.
oice that such power TO reconstitu4e
me court did not come to his Drede-
ceSsOr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-10-26

Thomas A Edison. on his return.
said give him America, forget ne of
course, that the money trust. as Gov
ernor Wilson, calls it. already had
the country
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-10-26

There is still plenty ct cotton wait.
ing to be picked by any enthusiastic
back 10 the farm disciple that cares
10 tackle the job.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-10-26

After careful consideration we have
come ~ the conclus on that the year S
deficit III rasial has about been made
I'm
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-10-26

There are still some types. however
that 90 ca playing golf just as if the
the world : series wasn't being play
ed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-10-26

son OF Charles Dickens has crit
,cised Boston women But what right
has the mere son OF d great man 10
criticfse3
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-10-26

Would suggest that the United
states mail service being improved III
US present rudimentary form before
trying the aenoplane.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-10-26

ID the days before anyb9ly left the
farm. weather like this was called the
hog killing kind
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-10-26

City ownership of tie water works
phant appears 10 be popular
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-10-26
S SCHOOL DAY S

Have the chlldren's eyes examined
by Us before sending them back 20
school
Our examinations are thorough and
y hey d0a'f need glasses we viii
tell YOU: our advice viii Cost you
s. p. cRoor.
optometrist.
III ". Oklahoma Ava
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The GUTHRIE DAILY LEADER

BY LESLIE c. Nl5LAcK.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-10-26

MEMBER or ASSOCIATED PRESS
United Press Leased Wire Service.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-03
,hlle vii, Not sell island.

Valparaiso, Chile, March 3.-Chilt
has refused the secret offer from Jarsi
/, luv Easter island, according L
authoritative information received To
ia7 III the unir,d Press. Japan 0an's1
island r 4 fortified naval has. 81 thi'
If thr Pacific rhilt's reply vas thu
he i~ianl would Eot bc sold n ans
conntry. as she wishes i for q nava
base heraclf
Easier Island, or Rapa-Nu - in liz
Pacific Ocean about $500 miles west .
the coast II Chile. It is small and @
Volcanic origin and rises in it's hiShe:
rcinl 10 $40 isct. Ills The eastern
most inhabited I'olynesian Island, an
is rcmarkalla E,r lis ancient e'anl''
staln-s, stone hfllscs ard sculpture.
rorLs. apparently laa w"rt 81 pre-
Ai,lcli.' people I'll" population - IN
considerable anil the area about 5ttl
sIiinia r.il,'s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-03
RnaRD OF ALDERMEN.

An adjourned meeting ii me ifoare
IF Aldermen will be hrldai i've Q clock
his afternoon for The purpose OF con.
s;iering Tie ordinance imposing taxes
npon persons, property. incomes, etc,
for the year commencing June !. 1911.
and ending May 81. 1912 The oTd:-
ance was received from the Common
Council by the Aldermen last Tuesday
night, but, according 10 The law, was
laid over. The ordinance, az adopted
by The lower board. provides fora tax
OF 81. 10 ,lpon the one hundred dollars
with six per centum per annllnn added
upon all bills MOI paid by lnir !, l9ll.
For several years past rebate ha>
been allowed npon all hills paid on or
before that date. 1hete are many
snecnlations rs to the course which VIII
he pursued by The Board OF Aldermen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-03
siirst Aerial charge.

Pan, Fianca. March. 3.-~rhe FIST
aerial charge" On record WAS made
today, when Capt, Bellanger led a
squadron Of sviators in q fight from
Pau, 10 Paris 4T2 miles. Hsilaneer
was accompanied t.y LierteIan;s De
Rose. II. AIalherhe and Princrtean and
Naval Ensign Col-ad, All lev il
Bie.int machines an.i started III Z
military formation Which II vas the IL
ten,inn "a retain throughout the flight
II was planned to make the first de
scent At ChateauronS. with only ono
other stopping place between there aud
Paris, which il is expected 10 reach
early tomorrow morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-03
Mon1ana.s New senator.

Helena. Mont, March 81. l.
MYERS, Monlana's new senator "ht
will succeed Thomas II Carter. /
known rs III, Agninaldu OF the state
legislature. He earned this title de-
cade ago when he put up siirh hitter
fight 10 prevrnt William A Clark from
securing the seal which he will now &c.
cupy Himself. lle is unknown in ia.
tional politics, huI duting . residence
of eighteen years IL the state has shown
himself n be A champion ii the people
and an ardent exponent al lhe square
deal.
A 4 dalk horse rand idale whose
name vas sprung Al The lasf moment OF
an expiring session. Myers proved ar
cpntahlr Ia the corporation and the m
dependents alike Without the CON
sent Of the corporation powers 1t va:
impossible to solidify the drmccrafl;
ma ioriry in the legislature. Myers !,
at present Il district Judge in Ravall
county.
The legislature hai hern deadlockrd
sin,c January = l'wcniy.six lallo''
wcrr taken Yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-03
VIII t'0rfeiT legasi.

London, Marcl, 22.--Sorial "s,rnciam
and tbe '''>a ii !. $1,000 lgacy from
Lady MruX, will tie The price thai
orb George Hugh rhn;mnnd,iry :"
years ,ll. sill pay ahcn hr m"rrir.
Mrs ,luin \ Stil,' z, tho annolinr''.
menr ~ whose engagement has li>t
been made Mrs Stirling i irnrh
81 years oh and tSn years ago hrI
hs,-l AMI iiynEtrd her after = >tn>!.
iir,al tial that III, l,,sci an unsHr"r,
intrigue h.twrrn The vile and \lS.
! count NrI,h!ani
Mrs. Stirling il the daughter o:
Charles II. Taylnr, n Washington
ana Vas q cho!ns gill lIcfor" her lir>'
marriaer rrlurniiig Il The Stage ahri
hring divorced. Although Chnlmon
1,.irv'a friends knew II HI attachment,
! for Mrs Stirling, they had hoped ttar
he rokld he lssuahel from marrying
her aud obtain the legacy left hin
hr Lady Menx, which vas conditioned
upon his marrying woman II
| society,"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-03
canada II ISLAND Pat"

Ottawa, Cana, March 3. -Canada
Wil stand pat on The reciprocity
offer. No matter What action The
United States may take the Dominion
Parliament Will pass The agreement a:
reached al Washington and will per
nil il 10 stand rs IN open offer to th'
United States.
It vas said on the highest authority
.odaY that there will be no" change:
Eaada. While John NJ. Foster, consul
general IL Canada from The United
States Is nov in Washington to report
personally Oh reciprocity. conditions 3:
;hey have came under his observation
ii is said n..i,e II the Dominion cabine'
will e to Washington further 10 dis.
cuss tie subject. The coming visit oil
Mackenzie King, labor commissioner,
10 The American capital. il j. poipted
out, Is in connection with reciprocity
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-03
ORDER FRATgRWAL AMERICANS.

Alexandria Council. No. ,. Q. F. A.,
srre the hosts lasl night, at their
hall OF Asliburn roun"h. one ni ihf
aahy coinc,l. II tho ortir7, ha'in:
mis- been organized . fe@ ;non,hs'
Tie members came ri Alexandra
Tor the purpose Of Witnessing the con-
ier,ing of The three degrees on lou:
candidates.
Alexandria Canacil has recently
purchased lhn most MP {" dale para,
nhanalia il was possible Ia strnre, ana
lie degree team. which has been prac-
ric;ue for sometime on tie new "ork,
a,ouit.e.i themselves creditably:
Al shr close of the meeting refresh
mrn,< and cigars we're furnished, after
ahich the visitors were escorted to
their hotels !,
The members OF Ashhnru Council
leit for their homes this morning,
having expressed themselves rs well
pleased with their visit.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-03
IICsI SSt.FiT!G =

s;r. A. (. RntcIrcr sill har.' f"I sa'
in The markell tomorrow Z s''i''y -
fine Florida tomatoes.
4 business meeting q ;hc Fpaor!ii
League d fhc NJ. i. ChnTs'' Toiiii'
sill be held II 80 O'Clock ,onishi.
Mr.. c. ". Howell keeps aiTaaSt q
the times anA i Offering tira 7to''E q
spring hats Of the brsi i.'at7a Il
reasonable prices.
The Sunday school Of Ii" VI, ].
Church will give 4 r"ncs'i - ~.
Young Peoples Rnii,'in. TONIGHT Al :
O'Clock.
Miss I.ollia Lucas, formerly u this
rity, died yesterday Al the re-:ns!".e O.
her niece. Mrs. r. II Bnrchail. over
lea, Baltimore county, Maryland.
We ark nowIa.lgr the Trrfir' 81 ~
invitation to attend lie lirsl animal
haruuet ul The Retail Merchants A>-"-
citation, which will he held Al the ELS
Home. at p. m. Tuesday, March list.
A deed has been recorded in Tho
clerks Office ni the Corporation Cnnfi
from NJ. Doherty TO Richard White
transferring 10 The latter Il house and
lot on the east side OF West street, be-
tween Princess and Oronocn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-03
DEATH OF A, W. HARRISON.

Alr. Albert ". Harrison. an old.
we'll known and esteemed resident 81
furfax county, died At his home.
Huntley," in The Woodiawn neigh,
h,rhood at I 80 o,lack last night. The
deceased was 80 Yeas old. lie leaves
...nr children a son and three daughters,
Air. Harrison was \ native Of Mont
rlir, New Jersey. but moved to Far
fix county in 1869. His frequent
visits 10 this city for mora than forty
Years made him as we'll known in Alex
andria as is any resident Of the city.
Mir. Harrison vas member OF the
8 cond Presbyterian Church, His
funeral will take place Saturday aIter-
], .on at thr residence. The intsrment
III ka in A leSlTiir,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-03
IaiuDctian Denied.

Newark, \. j., March 3.-Nice
chancellor Howard has decided against
J. s. ,Baclie {: Company IN its suit for
al III junctica preventing the e'ectioa
Of directors Of The Central Leather
COMPANY comment: known IS tGs
isctne. trust. SscEe {; Cc@paH- 1sp-
resented the ro:nor;ty interest II he
company ana desired 70 haze ;rc cleo.
ton conducted hv :rs2cc.crs # eiec:
toe Appointed b: ;rs cc8:s alleging
,bst those os1sd b. tie directors ~sIs
b;svi aod would probably tb7o= 81
nTay;es secured b. TIE minority ia.sr
PCT:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-03
SCHOOL. BOARD.

At the monthly meeting Of the City
:; ..ool Board held last night there wers
| sent Messrs. Thompson. Cox, Brad
=. ~. Thomson, Ramsay, Kirk, Car
-. Howard and The superintendent
Mr.. Carter presided ia,he absence Of
The chairman.
The superintendent reported that the
h,.iIdings were in good shape cxcep!
IT,. old Academy building on which
some slight repairs had been made. lie
r,:td a letter from the superintendent
o! Public Instructions giving directions
as to how schools having Libraries could
secure books.
\ number Of bills for snrplifs and
Tr,.airs were ordered Ia be pad.
4 letter to the superintendent from
M.-sSrs. Woodward & l-othrop, OF
Washington, offering 10 give trees for
Lee hnildius lot 10 be planted or, Arhoi
Day, April IL, vas referred to the con-
miftca on schooIhonseS and furniture.
The superintendent read his monthly
report a. 10 the running OF the schools.
IL said that there had been consider
able absence during during the monlh
Oh the part Of both teachers and pupils
owing 10 sickness among the former
and deaths in their families and 10 grip
among the children; severa chill.
dren were waiting entrance in The low
est grade schools; the teachers I'M held
several meetings during the past month
-.tiI The manuh! training schools were
getting along fairly well.
Mr.. Thompson called atiention TO
the recent death OF Rev. Father L. |.
Carne. The fist and far many years.
superintendent nt schools anu after
,aying j,ist irihnie 10 l,is memory OF"
ir,rd suitable resolutions concerning
h;s death which were unanimously
adopted.
The board then adjourned,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-03
OPERA HOUSE.

The SHOW II The Opera House lasl
night vas one Of tho hest vaudeville
performanccs ever given in Alexandria.
Siddons ana Eail in their comedy act.
Tine Female porior, were greatly en-
loved. The two Cormans IN their il'gh
class singing was worth hcarlng. Marie
Rich in catchy songs was heartily up
p,anded. The two Jennies ia :he'r ac'
crcbalc act were good. The show viii
be reppatrd tonight and Saturday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-03
Striker iAillrn.

Mahanoy City. Pa. Mach %.--ln =
fig!,. between l,u..irc and strikers Al the
tiirard Mammn,h :: lIlvry AT Rave
Run today, p"mini,.h alarra. striker,
vas killed aGI Two ni!,tr slr,kfrs were
ha,:ir wounded. The strikers charged
The police and beat number .! them
into unconscionSue-s before Ihr order
10 use reviewers was given FIJI" strike
originated over 4 demanded for mn:r
wages and further trouble * feared
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-03
Tanker Sfntent ed.

New York, March .::--Imprls,n
ment in sing sing tor rot les Than
one year and three months nor more
than nineteen years vas the sentenced
imposed today ~ Judge Foster an
Charles @. Bellins for mrrcly vice
president of the rronx National Bank
Ralling had enicrcl plea u guilty
to forgery in the first degree.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-03
I etnsd iEiii.

CHEYENNE. Wro :,lanh Gov
Carey Today vetoed The ImS1irr b!l
which passed the legislature. lrea!izI"e
prize fights ri 70 roiln,ls or iesa hald
before Gibbs paying license II 800 a
year. TIE governor said today 1
hope there is no nln or woman III
Wralning Who wnaId he willing 10
Neradai-a The state or make gambling,
Lr;7e Fighting or other brutal contests
lawful within our i.nr'lrrs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-03
Bicycles 9 Baby Go-Carts

We have made arrangements with Inc
l.eEdron Wheel 90, ol Toledo, ohio, 10
ranresent their line ia ihi; city Of their
Baby Vehicles, 50 We have prepared a
display Of thesa goods Gil our seconi
tio1r 'front.' far the line that sets ths paca
in COLLApSIPLE GQEARTS thai
open and close with one motion. We
ha.s these carts in different coiors from
= 10 SIS each and we ask volt col 10 t'tiy
Until you see CTR liuc. Our D:cJj- Gle ii12.
manufactured Z: ths -2Ine pso2lei !:
rcw --c.. ;;c- inspection. WEceiG ico-.
go 20 -.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-03
pERS NAL.

Mr. i. y. Wright. Of this city. WAS
successfully operated upon yesterday at
the Alexautlril Hospital by pr. War
field, Of this city, and DR.. White, Of
Washington. Mr. Wrisht'S condition
today was considered most favorable.
Mr.. A C. Cronns. vas admitted to
practice in the Corporation Court today
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-03
THE CITY IAIL.

The city jail, in its remodeled and
modarnized condition, was formally
turned over by Mr.. r. f. Smith. Of
the Fireproof Construction Company,
of Washington, TO the city yesterday
afternoon. The members Of the com.
m:tlee on public property and several
officials OF The city were present and
after HE acceptance = settlement was
made with Mr.. Smith The prisoners
who have been confined in tho county
iail ior some weeks past will he brought
hocE "a this civ early next week,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-03
YOUNG PEOPLES MEETING

4 Young neopie'i meeting wa' nr'
fsari7el last night at the Second Baptist
Church. The following officers Were
elected president. il X. Henderson;
vice president. Mrs T. Smelling; sec
,.,,.rv. Mrs. III. *. lien lcrson: assist
ant secretary, r L. Hepburn; treasurer,
Miss Lena Uroycr; organist. Mrs.
kimhall; choristrr. NJ. [. Henderson;
assistant, Mr.. Hul6sh. Meetings oJ
this organization are held every Thur
H1v night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-03
Woman suffrage Defeated.

Toteka. kans,. Mar. 3.-Wnman
suffrage is a dead issue in Kansas, al
least, 80 faS n ;his session OF the
legislature is concerned. the kansas
iInnsc having defeated the h'll Al.
lowing woman to vote IN presidential
elections,
The narrowness Of The vote, % to
4S. however. has given the advocates
Of the measure mn'h encouragement
that il may PASS in the nexI ieRlsIa-
tuTr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-03

d .: k3o- Q: Al; ,he MIG. al
.srts colds arc r. r. .:.e -.oes Iac.
.,-ouse i IS Mt ;be I'D :,ssii 1ha.
.ou sssd 70 isc:. r.. tts serious
;isesses .i.:u :. citsa leads - Nos:
II ,tess are sao~a e gem disease
y rns1non;a aud consunpi.2n are
.,aong them. Why net take Clam.
kfarls;n's Coush Remedy sud cue
you7 cold 1hils you carr For sale
bv ". F. Creighton and Richard
Gibson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-03
POLICE COURT.

IInstice Fl. p. Cation presiding,
Tie following oasrs We're disposed Of
this morning:
Lizzie Bruin. coicred charged w'lh
The LARCENY OF clathiug from Bertha
Smith. had her case continued
Willard Dala. c;Iored. charged VIII
irespassiDg upon the proner'y 81 th'
Wasldns,on-Southern Railway Com
cany vas fined So.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-03
,itSNEL THRiiIt4H NnUNTaiN.

With worlds records broken Tor low
rqst anil rapitiity # construction. the
escat hca mile Elizabeth tunnel The
most important feature 81 the new
So ,nCl, 900 municipal wafer project ii
Los Angeles Cal, Tas completed On
Monday
It pierces the crest u The Sihrre
aIahres range, {, miles northwest of
Los Angeles and has heen drilled
through &c, $50 feet oi solid granite.
Wor.k began at both ends OF The big
bore on October ;, 1907, and went on
day and night.
The work vas finished ! year ahead
Of tine and sill 500 under tie est.
mate.