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uRRANT TO HANG.
Burt Has Knocked Ont the
Last Prop.
We MuRDERLRS DECIDED
,sfop, which win Cause
L IAmont's Assassin
10 ne Hanged.

November S.-The United i
he court today affirmed the
be circuit court for the Cali |
refusing writ Of habeas
klliam Henry Durrant. under
Heath for the murder OF Miss
pnt in San Francisco, in April, |
IN Of the court in the Durraht
response to the motion Of
beral Fitzgerald. entered last
dismiss the case or affirm the
be court below and Of course
court from the necessity Vt
lease upon its merits onrthe
las at first arranged. The chief
endering the opinion OF the
led In no comment whatever
|rking that the order Of the
was affirmed in the authority
pn of the court In the cases
rs. California (yol. ITO of the
brit Reports; Nordstrom Va.
vol. 1874 Of these reports), and 4
IS. Washington, recently de-
eneral Fitzgerald was present
room when the opinion was
said 1t would insure Dur
lion and was in all respects
o the State.
granted the motion of the
hey general to advance the
and Crossley, two men under
eath in California, fixing the
hearing on the first Monday Of
absolutely no excitement or
lever attendant upon the an
bf the chief justice in the Dur
lily a few Of the usual Monday
btseers in the court knew the
n the conclusion of the court.
stice made the announcement
list of others and his rapid,
terance conveyed no intima-
was PROBABLY the last legal
bf the most celebrated Of the
hes.
AT SAN FRANCISCO.
sco, November 8.-The news
ted States supreme court had
b interfere with the execution
Durrant spread quickly over
and crowds OF interested peo-
announcement eagerly from
pr bulletin boards. The deci-
(upreme court was not unex-
hnd apparently only Durrant
|ney seemed to have any hope
fderer would be saved from
lie of San Quentin, who Is in
wired the news to Warden Ed
ock. Mr.. Edgar had not no.
Of his fate and had not de-
10 would do SO.
orney Barnes, who conducted
the result of which was the
Durrant fior the murder Of
Inns, was much pleased with
He is convinced that Durraut
e murder and has chafed at
arrying out the sentence. MIR.
bat Durnant would not have to
q. He held that all that was
the district attorney. when
fficial notice of the decision,
urt and ask for an order to
the execution and that a day
p Of the supreme court has
~ for the execution Of 1--WE
hrs who have been sentenced
whose executions have been
Ing the decision in the Dur
mong these are the train
zen; Harry Vallender Of San
.. Banks of San Diego, who
psed couple.
parents were notified this
e courts decision and were
o. Mrs. Durrant wept, but
WIS innocent and that she
We up hope that he would be
his innocence proved.
prney Barnes stated that the
~ Durrant's attorneys could
appeal from the order OF the
but he thouEat they would
they were sure to fail.
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2ECMIvERsH 4 r.f$-txv x{fftx> ~ &k6 asi.
tlSorty vsssfest ~ she ,s,s;crs1rs mi ~ ~
ccivcr az the Texas rrintirr ana Itth.
TcS ~ am, y, ss., r'i,.y,sss ,.tth Ara orss III
az the honora6;~ asvs<,f scs,nh ,iistr4ct
court nutfce q hefrbv esvru that on
viii "ssS ny , ssn q iscc ~ M AL NJ =
TArMnt county court Sousc' III Fort
W-Ddth. Tcxas l,st v,ss.s,, AVE- ,s~,,si h.nsirs
Tor shssifsr nsiss No. e, ths w n,sscvsins w.
ecrIbed property 10 the highe3t 6tddef
for cash. or ono-half cash and approved
rote for resnainsler. on nos wore than ak
mtns umn
AteH1 riIs.--,rn thS corporatc trAH-
csm 49, ~ 'nv ne. aeAas nH ana Isnn-
IN ~ vysnlsan,r. msiuling he cs
al ,.s,snss srs,s,gr e. ~,
:, the i,7anf ~ ssiJ cs,,,sss,,v ANA ann,,r.
tonances connected thrrewtt6' inci,idt.,s
one steam engine. cAe boiler, one upright
engine and boiler. eight printing prcss-
es stercotypdnx outfit, stitcher. perSor.
m ocr, cuttera rmssnk macnines and ~
Ss I'm ~. av.s ss.s~ ~ NJ n'sen oouS
,,scs s \, ,t,s h,,,s,s.s AMI " s t a III
tbs office iixturcs and FURNITURE whc.aor
In usp or III stock. tncludsng iron safe,
scales aud s,sn,l,.ss,s 7s l}s
Itcm Seo6nd--sNii the stori, OF merchan-
disc. manufactured and ..y.w, ineia,hng
piauks, SWak bfnuory flnutTEs ana stock
or ianey ssAtnnery.
the property above set Forth can he
tln,c S,,s,h,a ~. !. ,s rs,ss. NJ ~. ,.>rnar
az Ninth n,sa Is,,sk sf,S.sts N Mart
WA,s.th ;rrsns % m, y
AN sains made ,,nde, THIS order ara
s,ihiect ~ ts,ss 7, ,,,rnval ~ tbc Sn,n,rahla
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Robbery.

as. November Last night
OF w. A. Nichols & CO.,
n, was robbed of knives.
spectacles to the value OF
trance was effected by re-
n a side window. The off,
g The matter quiet, but as
W to the robbers.
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LOST, FOUND. STRAY. STOLEN.

TIaAYFD-One bun pup. about 10 months
old. pure white, ears cut. crook In tall.
sVtfayod from Kaywsiruh's Dairy. Finder
VIII receive reward II returned TO sl4
Hamilton street. IL
LoST--A bunch OF keys NJ or near the
postoffice. Monday morning. Finder
please cave them at Japhet e Wilson's,
ZIG Main street. 0
OLD DEEDS Deeds belonging 10 Mac
Taliaferro. deeeased. OF Iluittsvilie, ANY
one returning them 10 2i0J Mckinney
avenue, VIII receive $500 reward; no
questions asked IL
osT--A note In my favor for sIioo drawn
a. Tyler Texas November g, 1856. due
Twelve months after date, sggued by
John burst: al rerzons are warned
against negotiating. Return 10 iii
Franklin and receive reward. !. Cohen,
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NOTICE W hereby given THAI the regular
annual meeting OF the Stockholders and
directors Of the Houston East and Vest
Texas Hallway Company VIII be held at
the general office 81 said company, N
the city OF Houston. at 10 O'clock a. m.
Tuesday. tbs 7th day OF December. 1891
James A, Baker, Jr.,
Secretary Houston East and West Texas
Railway Co. 1910
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NICE, flve-acre block, with good six-roosn
dwe.dng and outhouses,. on high hin,
overlooking city of Temple, TO exchange
for good bottom land or ranch in South
ern Texas. j. o. Pratt. Temple, Texas.
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FOR sALE--w hoelcr 4 Wilson Improved
Sewing Machine, has bali bearings and
rotary motion: hest machine made. or
nee, els Travis street. .. A. Hommer-
sand dealer n
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MONEY no LOAN on Ga ilDs insurs1es
policies At per cent also on real oStoft;
vendors Hen Notes bpuGht o. mia. q. :,
Munger. 1904 Congrc1n. u. y 4 ,S 4
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

NEAL EoIAIE FOh SAliG.
REAL. ESTATE FOR sALE-Go see Inn
proved half block, west side Milam be-
tween Drew and Tuam. near Audlto-
Rum, assessed S2lO0, cost $500, 1899; price
s2?50; asphalt sidewalks; tree 500 binds
contract; Ideal location. sos Kiam build
Ing, II
NICE, flve-acre block, with good six-roo:n
dwe.1ng and outhouses, on high hin,
overlooking city of Temple, TO exchange
for good bottom hand or ranch In South
ern Texas. ]. o. Trait, Temple, Texas.
10
FOUR FARMS IN Denton. RockwaE and
Hunt counties for sale or exchange for
merchandise; $50 acres In cultivation: 1884,
acres pasture. NJ. d. Sowell. Farmers
Vile, Texas. 10
IN ADDITION to our general line OF bar
gains in real estate of all Kinds Ter sale
and exchange, and oar rapidly ircrs-as-
ing rental list. we offer this week
splepdidly located saloon In Houston, do
ms good business, and owner will give
best of reasons for selling; a bargain,
also a complete ice machine. with or
without power plant capacity, seven
sell Norfeet & Cooley. room 0l. Binz
building phone o'S. II
BA RGAIN-6i0 and 1850 uere tract. Bra
zoria county az sr2risingly Low ig-
ing on Bastiop bayou. s.n,gnott, b!3
Travis street. 10
SEVERAL choice upland stock farms aud
rut.ches for sale cheap; nevcr failing
streams; best paying business, II. c.
Duffy. Bandera. Texas. .
FOR sALE-One band saw and combina-
tcn planer aeod az new. VIII De sold
NJ hall the original cost Address Il, r..
Hurd, Houston. IL
FOR SALE-Chenango plantation. Bra
zoria county: 2593 acres, chiefly Brazos
bottom: sD3 acres in cultivation: a splen-
didIy equipped, improved ana running
properly. Francis smith & Co.. San An-
tcnio, Texas. Is
REAL ESTATE-We buy and sell coast
country lands and do general real estate
and loan business in Texas; correspond
ERGO solicited. 7. ], Cole a. Co., Waxa-
hachie. Texas. il-2i
For SALE OK EXCHANGE.
a CENTS bicycle to exchange Tor a
horse. buggy or anything that is valua-
bic. Apply room 80. Moore.B Burnett
building. 3
FOR SALE OR TRADEr-New drug stock
ard fixtures, invctce $500 IN good town.
doing good business; satisfactory reasons
given for wanting to sell. Address hOx
81, Grapelar,d. Texas n
TRADE OR Clustered
Jersey male, ST. Lambert OF Texas. II.
r. No. 1885, 8 years old. perfectly gen
berkshire hogs Address A. W. Palmer
TycHANG -Barred Tayinouth ROCK.
PHI Games, Tor Colt or Remington
pisiois or good breecn-loading shotgun.
Jack Thomas Barnum, Texas. II
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FOUR FARMS iii Denton. Rockwell and
Hunt COUNTIES for sale or exchange for
merchandise; $50 acres In cultivation: 1874
acres pasture. NJ. D. Sowcll. Farmers
Vile, Texas. 10
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FOR aAt,IS--By tho HonAtotl Moving and
Storage company Garrison coal. S3.UJ
ton delivered, office 2i2 banndn street.
Phone 3a5. r, Chlmme. II
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WANTED TO BUY.

WANTED TO BUY.
once. good newspaper outfit and job Of
nee; must be bargain: give terms
prices and full description IN FIRST Lett
ter. r. j. McMurrey, Cold Springs,
Texas. IL
WANTED-Locaticn for the estapl.sh-
ment OF good democratic county paper
al county seat or in i've town; would
alot object 10 purchasing good name,
ousfst. ETC., of estats.ished paper. BOX
" Cold Syringe. Texas. ~
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s6r0 MILL BuT my stock OF goods and
business, which nets me $40 to $500 per
ironth For Investigation and pattscu.
lars. Address lSi3. this office.
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REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-Cio see Inn
proved half block, west side Milan, be-
tween Drew and Tuam near Audlto-
rum; assessed S2iO0. cost $500, 1899, price
S2250; asphalt sidewalks; tree; 500 binds
contract; IDEAL location. sos Kiam build
Ing II
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FOR SALE-At q bargain, a tine family
horse, IN perfect condition, gentle as a
riage, as good as new. Address e., box
$50 IA
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YOUNG ooired man wants work; wEitns
\. Sickersn. AN carSiins street. u
Kind. Address ' ia. This cftiss. q Il
YOUNG LADY wards position As ssenog-
rsphcr; best Of s~fesvaces. Address kss..
wANTED--piace AZ house mir, or cook
IN snsaN Family. Apply Or addree~ iTio
Elder street. Anna Washington II
OFFICE w1rk Of any kird wanted BY
young rItsai: can use typewriter: bcst Of
' sss Tfsr SSss.s s 49, .sis s Sfss 'Aals
WANTED -sstxsason by ccaoted man In
private family; ni~t-claes with horeas:
can mslk; do anyrhing about place: can
give referencc< Address 1874 this Of
WANTED -Fos!iion 6y a steady. sober.
reliable young married man a. book.
keeper or salesman; has eight years OK
peraelce in the above positions; can give
Al ryferencse and bend nrtn money. Al.
dress 1874. this office.
YOUNG widow wishes light occu-
patons houSekecpcr preferred; would
like 70 DO copying. Apply or address ID.
A.. S2l7 avellue MY. GSlyestol. n
WANTEDA position as cook on private
reference, Address stephen d. Brown,
CO Broadway II
WANTED tiaffDn rnnk or Nork
ar,,,nd ina hn,,s,s NJ ro,,reS mo, AZ
ar,sss isis Frraa,isiin ~ rcef sam Wood
$50, n
WANTED--A position as cook In hotel
or boarding house by mddie-aged
woman who has had experience; refer
s,s >, rMsnseu. s>uu'ess WY -. ~
s-.1- VI -, ~
WANTED-Ey young man OF good hab-
Its. position as bookkeeper or sales
man mas Hau some experience ana eau
s ,Ne ele psss r ~ reSpn p r Au
~ ~. -. ,,
ACCOUNTANT OF ability. % years old
wants position In cotton or mercantile;
good references. Address w. II. Tucker
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CHEAP BULBS, Roman Hyacinths. sin.
gle and double Dutch Hyaclnths, fine
bulbs, soc per dozen, Frecsias, DC per
dozen; Easter Lilies. Toe VIM. Walter
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NEW sAirr. weighing sos pounds; Will
sell for half its cost; Il t.argain; tire aud
burglar proof, Apply ana Travis street,
Houston. Texas.
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| FOR SALE-Elogant full leather top
phaetons, with leather trimmings and
| endsn, corner OF Franklin and Caroline
street 10
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LIBERAL LOANS made on insurancs
policies; low rate interest; $4,000. per
cent, g soan on city \. propsxtx @
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DIR. e. S. HEIsIG-Practice limited 70 me inc
Eve, Ear. Nose and Throat. Ofnce' Tel
ephone Building, corner PRAIRIE anu : H.
sni HI
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MULES NOR SALE.-A tlnc lat OF mules
for sale cheap. fArendon'a Stahles.
FraisSlin and Caroline street. "A
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FOR sALIs--Good second hand piano at
Z, harsan: rood US new; write quick. II.
| Y. Pace, Temple Texas 10
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SECRET socITEs.
PERSONAL.

FADES, chichestcr's English Pennyrcyal PMS
u Diamond n,.nd are the bs p. S. s e: Rss
for l. Chichester Chsmicai Co.. PHnada., ia.
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

BRAUN BROS, Beaaimont. want bids ut
once on = brick building. 60x9o three
story and iron front. ~ y
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A DRUG store for cash. Address. with
particulars Pharmacy, this office. b
BLOODHouNDS-se pair, 10 months
10 2 years; very choice: successfully
trained to follow humans trail; ladys
saddle pc3y; gentle; all gaita, fast. Perry
clark. Eagle Lake. Texas y
MILLER BRASS worries. No, ls1S Run.
ncis street Is now prepared to do all
kinds OF brass. aluminium ana phosphor
bronze casting. pne work solicited. also
model and pattern work. "
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THREE large. nicely furnished rooms,
with use OF bath and phoDe, private fam
lily. 10 gentlemen or couple for ngnt
housekeeping, references required ADJ
IL ess 1870. th.s Office.
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FOn EENT--Eicgart two-story styen-
room house, modern cunYuiiionccs, four
blocks from Capifcl hotel lSls Texas
avenue. Apply next door, Mrs l.. G..
Turks. o
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PIANOS! PIANOS! PIANosEIwo orann
new ones sold at $50 and $780, at one
fourth on for cash, call early; 7l6 Nam
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..vICToRY"-I am the ex-
elusive dealer for Houston and dais es-
ton; No. |. thirteen dollars; NO. wen wei
ty-three. j. ]. Fendfey, GLE caroiine
Street. Is
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WANTED--White girl (Germaai preferresI)
TO cook and do general hausework, no
washing; fanaiy OF three. inquire 700
Bell avenue. 40
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FOR SALE Rest located hotel III Green
vile; VIII take eSIod farm; balance cash.
Mrs q, g. Thomas, Campbell. Texas. 10
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Biflh Ward--Pythian Hall; presiding
officer, A. n McRae. iudees OF election.
II. Hothwell, X. l.. Jones.
Sixth Wandered Minister'S store. pre-
siding officer, Fred Minister; Judges or
election. j. W. Clark. VIM. Fuens
III. b. RICE, Mayor.
lIOuStln- unxnS NnNcInl,.r IL lhHl-
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GOOD oyster openers and oyster fisher
men owning boats wanted at once at
Sabine Pass. Texas; steady cmploymeft.
Hyatt n Nelson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-10-15
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Mr.. VIM. A. Johnson has been ap'
pointed travelling passenger agent OF the
Southern Railway Company.
An entertainment was given at
Schuler's Hall last night for the benefit
of the M. 2. Church. A most delightful
evening was spent.
Mr.. John Atwel], while at work st
the Southern Railway shops to-day,
had one of his hands badly mashed by
getting it caught between grindstone
and the well.
Rosa Talbert was beaten to death by
W. M. Stroller, her paramount, 10
Washington, ut an early hour this
morning. The womsn formerly lived
in Leesburg, Va.
The Free Methodists held an open air
meeting at the intersection of King and
Royal streets early last night. Rev.
John Cavanaugh, who during the war
was bugler in the Confederate army,
sounded trumpet for the purpose of
collecting crowd, which he afterwards
addressed.
Mr. Henry Rodgers was thrown
from wagon yesterday evening and
painfully Injured, having his arm badly
sprained. Subsequently he entered
Chapman's store, on King street, where
he was taken suddenly i'll. Before as
sistance could reach him he fell, strik.
ing his head against a show case, in
ficting an ugly wound. BE was taken
to his home on Prince street.
The schooner Nanhasset. from Trinidad,
with asphalt for Washington, dropped anchor
off this city yesterday afternoon. All vessels
arriving here from foreign ports are required
TO display a signal until they have been
inspecte by the government authorities.
This gave rise to apprehension among some
that yellow fever was aboard. There was no
sickness on the schooner.
Mrs. Blanchard, who lives at the corner of
Union and King streets. reported at the sta
lion house this morning that $25 had been
stolen from her house. Lieutenant Smith
recovered the money, finding it under pill.
low in the house where it had been placed.
David Coats, coored, of Baltimore, was the
name of the man killed near the 19.mile
post ON the Washington Southern Railway
on Tuesday night. His brother was in this
city to day in reference to the matter.
The Woman's Auxiliary have awarded the
contract for furnishing headstones for the
Confederates buried in the city cemeteries to
Mr.. C. F. Neale. the stones are to be of
Georgia marble.
The Alexandria Art School was reopened
in Peabody building last night with fair
attendance of pupils Miss Critcher, Miss
Francis and Miss Edelin, will be the teachers
this year.
The Western High School team, Of Wash.
ington, will play game of football to-mor.
row evening with the Episcopal High School
team on the latter's grounds near this city.
The tool house with its contents at Sheri.
dams Point was burned last night.
Several cartridges were seen in different
parts of the city this morning.
t.5nsrps and Flats" held another rehearsal
of Pinafore last night
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-10-15

POLICE CoURT.-Mayor g. L. Simp-
soa preSiding.-Ths following cases
were disposed of this morning:
andrew Lomsx, colored. charged with dis
orderly conduct, was fined $3.50.
JOS Churchill, colored, arrested by Officers
lyies aud Roberts, charged with disorderly
Paduct WAS fined 50. so.
1stthew William, arrested by Ulcer Fer
~. suon' charged with vagrancy, was sent to
SnS work house for 80 days.
sn wilton L, Range, charged with gambling, was
dion. John Williams, charged with gambling. was
,.1 msn Known as DR.. Wells charged with
Cs s"sg two boys, is locked up, as is also
1--WE Mpynse Gritin. a newsboy, charged with dis.
r, .,'sat =, Report.-Lsst night was clear and
ton house. 80 f''''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-10-15

A NOCTURNAL WEDDING.-Them most
eagerly sought for person in Alexan-
dria last night was Mr.. John s. Beach,
Clerk of the Corporation Court. About
1880 o'clock an anxious couple were
observed promeDading to and fro the
street along the Royal street front Ct
the market building and it was not ur-
til long delay that Mr.. Louis Eichbsrg
found out their dilemma and informed
the members of the Bachelors Club
what was on the tapis. Immediately
the handsomely furnished rooms of the
club were lighted and thrown open and
Tue anxious couple were invited to be
the guests OF the club. 1t was now
il:30 o'clock. The clerk had been
found and he was informed that Mr..
Richard II. A. Club, of Washington,
sged so and Miss Mary Elizabeth Aus
Tin, OF Bethesda, Md, aged "a, desired
TO be married before Friday and wished a
marriage license. While the document
was being prepared a minister to solom-
ze the marriage ceremony was sought
hev. Mr.. McDougle answered the SUM.
nous and at ll:45 o'clock pronounced
them man and wife. Tho Bachelor
Club room was then transformed into
wedding reception room and the table
spread with cake and wine, The happy
aud now contented couple bong con-
graduated and toasted by ut least
iOrty persons who were present. MIR.
Louis Shuman kindly offered the use
OF his parlors. but no change was de-
sired from the original haven Of refuge.
AT about midnight Mr.. and Mrs. r. II.
A; Club, after extending many heart
telt and graceful thanks to all present
ior kindly courtesies, were escorted
10 the Exchange and Ballard Hotel
and today are sight seeing in Alex
andris.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-10-15

Bazaar AND OYSTER SUPPER.-Belle
Haven Council, Junior Order of Me.
chanics, will give bazar and oyster
supper at McBurney's Hall for one
week, commencing next Monday night.
An inviting oyster supper will be
served each night by number of la
dies. A number of articles-Jr. O. .
A. NJ. ring, D. of A. emblem, clock,
an umbrella and beautiful gold brace.
let-are to be voted for and will cause
great deal of interest. The ladies in
charge of the tables will be dressed in
unique consumes of red, white and
blue, and the hall will be beautifully
decorated for the occasion. Music will.
be furnished each evening, so that
those wishing to dance may to do so
The committee promises to make the
bazaar one of the pleasantest of the sea
SON
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& Co., Chicago, and get free sample
box of DR.. Kings New Life Pills. A
trial will convince you of their merits.
These pills are easy in action and are
particularly effective in the cure OF
Constipation and Sick Headache. For
Malaria and Liver troubles they have
been proved invaluable. They are
guaranteed to be perfectly free from
every deleterious snbsfanc and to be
purely vegetable. They do not weak
en- by their action, but by giving tone
to the stomach aud bowels greatly in
vigorate the system. Regular size Csc.
per box. Sold by E. L. Allen, Druggist.