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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-01-17

HAMBURG RENNANTs-A lot just Ie-
Al coived, beautiful patterns. very oheapa!
40. SLAYMAkEk,S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-01-17

ZINE CANDIES. Fresh Nuts, Figs, La,e=
h Mince Meat, etc, for sale by
]. G. MJI.R rRN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-01-17

HAMBURG EDGING, handsome as.o.i
~ mert, just received at low prices at
A. C. SLAYMAkEkS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-01-17

GOOD COFFEE cheap, freshly roasted
" my store, 10c per pound.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-01-17

A UNIT JEMIMAS PANCAKE FIOJR
"A fresh, for sale by
&c MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-01-17

ID EST LAYER FIGS reduced to 10c per
- pound by
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-01-17

* nCOANUTs, large and choice, reduced +
" &c each at
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-01-17

NAPKINS.-Fine line of Linen Napkins
IN plain and fringed, at all prices. at
a. c. SL.YMAKER'o.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-01-17

YNIvE BOXES CHOICE LEMONS just le.
e ceiyed By J. G. MILpURN,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-19

the relief or Joseph Cox. widow Of
Confederate soldier.
BY Mr.. James Mann of Nottoway-
For the relief OF T.. W. Winn. a. Confedo-
rate soldier.
by Mr. Embrey. OF Fredericksburg
For tho relief OF W NJ Harris ot spott-
sylvania.
by Mr. Savers. ~ Wythe-To relieve
Martin Weison Of Wythe county
by Mr.. Early. of Greene and Madison
10 amend and re-cnact section 261f of tho
Code Of Virginia. providing for tho return
accounts OF sales or hduCaries. their
duty and penalty on trustees for failure
70 make return OF sale.
by Mr. Pitcher. OF Fauquor-To lncor-
porate the Princess Anne. cape Henry
and Lynhaven Bay Railway Company
By Mr. Saunders, or Frankiin-for the
relief OF Constance Connoday.
BY same-For the relief or J. S. w.
Thornton.
By same-For tho relief Of jackson
Via
THE PUBLIC GUARD COMPANY.
Mr.. Winborne. Of Rockbridge. introduc-
ed by request "a bin to Organizc com
pany OF militia 20 be known as tho Pub
lie Guard. and prescribing its duties. The
company Is 10 be composed Of citizens Of
Virginia. who served iu tho Confederate
army. and shall Doe organized for the pur-
pose of guarding the penitenuarv The
Capitol grounds and public building
thereon. There shall Doe 20 captain. OBJ
first and second lieutenant siX sorgeanfe
six corporals and other able bodied mon.
They shall enlist voluntarily for three
years. and n monthly salary shall Boz paid
each. bur the amount OF same is not
specified In the bin.
Mr. Reddy. OF Richmond. introduced q
bill 10 incorporate the Richmond and Pc
tersburg Electric or steam Railroad Com
pany The cOrpoatOrs are Ferdinand
Peach. George l.. Gotten. james Parker.
John s Primrose. and j. O.. b. Wool
worth. of New York city: and q. ". Ma
honey. II. NJ Dietrich. Jr, and Merri-
weather Jones. of Richmond city.
The new company Is empowered 20 con-
struct and operate "a steam or electric
standard or narrow gauge railroad from
Petersburg TO Richmond and the capI-
tal stock Of said company shall Poe MY
thousand dollars. divided into shares on
500 each
ANOTHER COMMISSION BILL.
Mr.. Thomas of Clarke. introduced bin
authorizing the Governor 20 appoint "a
commission % consider the matter of
amending the constitution and statute
laws of the Commonwealth. SO as 10 r.
duce the expenses OF the state govern
ment. and prescribing the duties and com
pensation of same. The measure provides
that the executive shall appoint ten dis
Greet men not more than two-thirds OF
whom shall belong 10 the same political
party. II shall be the duty OF the COM
mission TO examine the present Const.tu-
ton. and prepare report in detail en-
bodying such changes In the organic ana
statute laws OF the Commonwealth, aa
may Dee best calculated 10 reduce the eN-
penses OF the government
The said commissioners shall each roe
ceive the sum OF $3.50 and necessary eK-
penses as compensation for their services.
BY Mr. Walker OF northumberland, FOB
give the county court discretion In the
granting OF liquor licenses. The present
law says the court "shall' grant such Do
censes while this bin says they may.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-19
ENACTED LAWS.
More Bills Receive the signature Of Gov
ernor Tyler.

ffupF WIZ
Governor Tyler yesterday attached nls
signature 10 the following bills passed Dy
both houses;
TO provide the method or electng mo
Council OF the city OF Fredcrcksours ana
10 confirm the elections OF said 'ou"'"
heretofore had and their acts ana doihs-
To amend ana rc-enact an arl 1" Eau
thorize the Board OF Supervisors of A'l'-
ghauy county 10 borrow money i' I'-
deem bonds of the said county.
To protect the public health or me Guy
OF Fredericksburg
Authorizing the city ~ tredericksoHfs
20 issue bonds 10 redeem what are kno"
as her gas and bridge bonds
To amend the charter or the CIV or
fredericksburg In relation 10 justices Of
the peace. police justices. constaoles ana
the police OF the said city and I'm relation
20 the Office Of Mayor
To give the Board Of Supervisors ot
Craig county original jurisdiction m INC
establishment Of and an matters peiialn
ing 10 the roads and bridges or s'ln
county.
70 authorize and confirm certain leases
nv tho Board OF Supervisors 81 Aihemarle
county.
Prescribing times for holding courts IN
the Fourteenth Judicial circuit
TO authorize the sale of certain cnurch
propertv I'm the county of Russell
To provide for a road commission Tor
Capevlle maelsterial district in tho coun-
- OF Northampton.
To authorize the Board Of Supervisors
OF the county Of Highland 20 increase me
salary OF the Judge of the county court
OF said county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-19
A BARBARous Observation-Disclosures
For the Cure of piles.


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TO life and very expensive, but I'D ne
light OF modern medical research anu
since the discovery OF the Pyrainin tne
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that my son-in-law. Captain T. j. hlcih'
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The Pyramid Pile Cure Is prepared by
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All druggists recommend the PYRAMID
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-19

Americas Greatest
Medicine is
Hoods Sarsaparilla,
Which absolutely
Cures every form Of
Impure blood, from
The pimple on your
Face to the great
Scrofula sore which
Drains your system.
Thousands of people
Testify that Hoods
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Scrofula, Salt Rheum,
Dyspepsia, Malaria,
Catarrh, Rheumatism
And That Tired
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And get Hoods
And only Hoods.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-19
RrGHr or coNDLMyATTON.
Col. y. II. Mcintosh. Of Mississippi Ap'
pears In Advocacy of the Bill

pears In Advocacy of the Bill.
The House Committee on Propositions
and Grievances met yesterday In room
No. 8. on the upper floor Of the capito
building. with Mr.. owen. OF Manchester
In the chair.
Colonel J. II. Mcintosh, the South
ern representative OF tho Postal
Telegraph and Gable Company,
again appeared before the com.
mlttee in advocacy OF the Dill. introduced
by Mr.. Reddy. Of this city. which seeks
10 give telegraph and telephone compa
MES the right OF condemnation upon tbs
right OF way OF railroad companies. Col,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-19
BILLS DISMISSED.

The following bills were dismissed.
No. 400.-House bill 10 prohibit the sew
eral cities and towns OF the Common
wealth from imposing and collecting any
tax fee, nne. or other penalty upon per-
sons selling their farm and domestic pro-
ducts within the limits OF any such city
or town. outside OF and not within the
regular market hours and sheds of such
cities and towns and imposing a fine
upon any agent or officer Of any city or
town for collecting any such tax Zee or
fine.
No. 3l3.-House bill TO provide a new
charter FOR the town OF Clifton Forge in
the county OF Allegheny.
INTRODUCED AND REFERRED.
The following bills were introduced and
referred 10 the proper committees:
BY Mr. Powell OF Newport News-TO
amend ana re-enact section g. OF an act
entitled an act TO incorporate the city of
Newport News in the county OF War
wick and 10 provide a charter therefor.
approved January Is. 1895.
BY same-To authorize and provide for
a new assessment OF the land lots and
improvements thereon in the city Of New
port News. Va.
BY Mr. Saunders. OF Franklin-To pro-
vide that the district boards OF school
trustees In the counties. shall not con-
tract to expend In any one year an
amount in excess OF the approximate
amount certified 10 them by the county
supreintendents.
BY Mr.. J. w. Williams, OF Giles-Fo-
the relief OF Elkona II. Dean, Confede-
rate soldier.
BY Mr.. Early. OF Green and Madison
For the relief OF Mrs. Angelina Bruce.
widow OF a Confederate soldier.
BY Mr.. Wharton. OF Montgomery--For
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-19
MOUSE OF DELEGATES.

State Banks to Issue Local Currency Re
deemabIe in silver Bullion.
After the session OF the House had been
opened at noon by Speaker Ryan, prayer
was offered by Rev. Mr.. Morehead. pas
tor Of the English Lutheran church.
The House concurred in the joint reso-
luton agreed TO by the Senate providing
for the removal Of lot OF old papers
and files from the attic room in the
Capitol building TO some safe place
within the Capitol Square and providing
also for needy repairs TO the heating APP
paratus in the executive mansion the ex-
penses incurred thereby not TO exceed
$500
Leave Of absence was granted 10 DR..
Mechanism. of Culpeper, on motion OF
Mr. Duke. OF Albemarle.
on motion of Mr.. Mann. Of Petersburg.
Senate bill 433 was taken up out of its
regular order 1t amends section 1889 OF
the Code in regard TO the change of loca-
ton of railroad lines. Mr.. Mann stated
that some time ago the bill had been
passed by both Houses. but ii was veto
ed by the Governor because il was too
broad Since then an amendment had
been prepared and submitted IL to the
Governor who approved OF H. The OBJ
ject OF the bill was TO straighten out
lines so as to save time and money.
Mr. Saunders opposed the measure,
saying that each railroad company that
desired 10 straighten out their tracks
should make a special application 10 the
Legislature. The bill In its entirety was
vicious and should certainly be so
amended that railroad companies should
be prevented from DETECTING their lines
from places where permanent improve
ments had been made.
On motion Of Mr.. Mann the bill was
passed by.
On motion OF DR.. Quesenberry. OF Caro-
line, House bill No. 665 was taken up
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-29
MINOR MENTION.

The one hundred and tenth quorum
81 scvAity VIII meet Ia the Fifth ward
assembly rooms this evening.
ON the 1911 ~ this month tho New"
had the misfortune Of announcing the
death and burial % Albert swain. That
gentleman u thoroughly alive aud well,
tho mistake havlng been made In the
given name Of the deceased. who WIS
a baby brother Of Albert
Tho Fif.h general meeting aud FIRST
ir.anniai session uf The Grand hlutl-
hold IL Ruth % the Grand United or
der ~ odi Fellows In America has
closed ~ aenalon al Washington. Al.
mfat every state In III Union was
rtpresentsdfh by a grand reprsteniaiive.
Advic.a today from me bedside N No..
Tie Alexander McMartcr Jr.. nln ~
Jurticr IA The Peace McMastcr ~ the
Fifth precinct. are 10 The ensct that
His conditi0na h Improving. The lad
climbed shade tree to a height of 20
feet and for through the hfnnchfn 10
Inc ground receiving serious injuries.
ana being rendered uurnnsciot.A. Dr.
wncox u attending him.
Hon. lloks smith. AZ secretary u the
interior and Representative Living
isans aud narifii wsro at the war de-
pawment today and offered the Atlanta
Exposition buildings anu grounds flf
aUartara for the troops Mf. Smith
kaid the buildings were IN Euod repair
that there was plenty % water and 2
lake ~ twenty acres. ana h1t the
buildings would accommodate from ten
70 nf,esn thousand soldiers. The build
lnra and grounds were rendered free 20
The government n they could be await
able. Gen. curhln A. once directed that
an lnveailFiuln u the place b. matt
Ia zee n u could be made available fof
the government
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-29
he ASKS FOR PEACE.



immense armament Imposed upon her
IL Tho principal obstacle 20 her tevel-
opmert. The Galois s1ys' ff'nee
wonid not gain what Russia ana inc
othcrs would by disarmament univcr-
aai peace Is often proposed hut neNe'
L. Journal thinks the conference. IN
stead OF realizing the cars hopes VIII
rather accentuate national nniag1n-
ism, n II DOES not lead b demands
totally InlmlcAi 10 the wirl1'a peace.
IL Rndlrrl wishes an success to che
movement. hut says. "'rhe readiusi-
mont Of certain patriotic question ~
which France cannot and never VIII
cease 70 Interest herself. "a. hFwtNef,
an esssnilal preliminary 20 general
peace"
me Steele and che feappai comment
IN a similar stain.
THAI the powers Will respond and that
the conference will sllvo The problem
In accordance with the principles of
right and equity. In short. all ihe pa
pcfs welcome The proposal with ihi
roservaton that ,he qursu1n n AZ
raco-forraine shall also hc REQUESTED
BILLIE SAYS. "ME TOO"
london. Aug. 2s-The Times cur
ircFpondont In -. fotcuburg says
Iht ninpoAtl toI tHhNNl Nt.Nt
was made By the czlr Wednesday
through the medium OF the foreign
Ambassadors at 81. Petersburg. has
been kent profoundly secret until TO-
day AT the express wish " Count
Muravief. the forcirn minister, ~ that
= might be FIRST promulgated on inc
day q the unvciilue " the monument
in the Kremiin TO Alexander II.
There " rtason 10 believe th1t "
formed the object OF communication
between fhc courts of IT, PETERSBURG
and berlin some timo previously. ana IN
all probability the support uf Germany
ut least. was secured 10 advance.
Russia with her chronic famlncs
ind her large enterprise 10 rhf far
Fast 20 provide for. out u the budget
which Il being drawn az more and
moro zach ycQf Tor materials ~ war
In order 10 Keep pace with the other
powers. must naturally feel The want
Of International cooperation IN her
present policy ~ peace ana la ccono-
mlcnl ievelopments'
cYNIcALLY DISCUSSED
Berlin. Aug. ss-Thc osara note was
posted In tn hotels ana cafes this ~.
trrnuun aud u generally discussed
rather oynieaily a hiRh Official u the
war once observed that u would be a
good topic for q dun season." II the
conference met there was no doubt
that France would demand the return
OF Alsacc-Lorrnlnc. Al politicians are
Inclined 10 Hncer at such a proposal a.
omanatinr from Russia. Tho general
belief H.. however. that all the ppwcfn
are willing tn attend the conference IN
the belief that u viii prove rcauiucnn.
looking to the iuposslblllty Of agree
ment.
Rome. Aug 2s-The belief here u
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-29
rx.uov. MATHEWS Is DrAo.
Dissolution Came Yesterday M.rn,nE. the
Result OF Paralysis.

fiwair. Ind, Aug. ss.-At ESQ o'clock
fhln morning, at tho quiet Mcharfy
homestead. whore he was taken i'm
msdiatoly after his sudden afiiciion,
ex-Cov CLAUDE Matthews passed. ava,
peacefully. surrounded by his wife and
Az the other members q his Immediate
There was prayer service. accom-
panied by the singing Of hymns al the
bedside ~ the dying cN-FpNcrnor. Mrs
MATHEWS was very much Affected. and
stated mat NE would give anything
In the world II her husband would man
lfest by a single word his faith In
Jesus.
About ! o'clock the minister. In the
course Of services, nnkcd the dying man
n ne believed In Jesus. The answer. a.
plainly an any one could lrtlculate H.
was yes" The three physiclans ~.
Car,ied this ~ miraculous. 10 All agreed
MAT that particular portion u the
brain affected by paralysis was that
governing the speech. and the oN-E1v-
srnor would have probably mover
talked. had he lived. n was the only
wori he spoke after he was stricken.
lie Immediately lnpsed Into q profound
coma, from which h. ala not recpvrf
befofr he passed away a. $50 o'clock.
Mrs Matthews viii start tomorrow
with tho rcmali.f. arriving al Clinton.
Ind III the afternoon. Rom Clinton
inc party VIII 10 direct 60 Hazel nun
farm. the home u the dead cN-FuNer.
NOR out ot respect 70 , ,, sil'eS NJ ,s,i
will not be taken 20 indhnnpoils 10 We
IN state nt thr capitol, the funeral
will occur Wednesday afternoon.
MR.. Matthews h bearing up sur
prlslngiy well under the strain, but
friends fear she viii nuifcr a collapse
after tho funeral.
Mira Matthews received hundreds of
kilograms and messages OF coincidence
GOV. Mount and stan win attend the
funefni at Clinton.
Ex-uoy. CLAUDE Matthews was horn
IN hath county Kentucky, December
n. ists. lie left Kentucky In 1865 and
settied IN Nermiillnn county. Indiana,
wherc he purchased a farm. llc organ
lied the Indianapolis Short Horn
pfccdcfa' association, and was one ~
the founders " The National AHsocla-
ton Of short Horn cattle breeders uf
me United states and Canada. lie
served a term IN tho legislature In
In 1850 ne wns nominated and elected
secretary Of the state, ana In 1872, h.
was chosen governor,
Tx GOV. Matthews was related
throurh his mother 10 rrmn ~ the best
families ~ Virginia and Kentucky,
When his term for governor expired,
MIR Matthews retired 10 his home In
1896 the friends ~ AIR Matthew re-
solved 10 make him n conspicuous
candidate for the Democratic PreHdrn-
tial nomination. The state convention
was enthusiastically In favor " HE
nomination by the national Democratic
convention which met In CHICAGO In
July. 1896.
Mr. Matthews Endorsed the action ~
the national Democracy. ana began a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-29
DEATH ON A 50 d. 1R.
Richard ThUbum Of 0gd,n Passes sudtel-
y ivy at fort Douglas.
TO HAVE TAKEN lAuOASun


Richard Thorbusn who enlisted In the
regular army four months ago. Intend
ing 20 20 to the front. but who waa az
sisned to the hospital corps at Fort
Douglas and has been there ever since,
died nj the post hospital at s;i5 this
morning. For some time past Thorbufn
has been afflicted with aieeplssancss.
and has been taking laudunum. TIE
cause Of death. It Ia feared. was an
overdose Of the drug. as the younr
mans condition otherwise was not IN
the least goriOua
The dead soldier comes from Oedcn.
and his sudden demise has thrust me-
parents into d sinte " gloom aud anf-
row. They came down from the June
tion CITY this afternoon, Intending q"
take the body home for burial. lnas.
much as the cause % death II not
definitely known. a post m0rtem exam
ln4tion will very likely be held. The
deceased wac p years Of age.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-29

has on board n number OF members OF
Troop a. New York cavalry.
on yesterday over thirty wcrs poison
ed AZ q barhacue given Mt Morse Hill.
IIulstdrn. Mu..and but for the prompt
attention OF doctors. II Is probable Fev-
oral deaths would have occurred pvcf
q score are In serious condition. 10
is believed someone placed Paris green
In the mat
Tho body u Ex-Governor Ciaud.
Matthews VIII not b. taken to INDIAN
aroiis 10 Doc lnstate at the capitol
Arrangements have been completed Tor
its removal from shawnee to clinton,
where tho funeral viii be held fturi
the Matthew home on "Wednesday az
ternO0n.
Dr. Fernando Mciany prominent
physician and professor u vaccination
liz the city OF Mexico. wandered nWay
from hla hotel IN san Antonio, Tex.
yesterday while suffefire from snddef
dpmentii which developed while CONF
Ing from Mexico and being overcome
by the heat. died IN the country In "a
field east Of the city.
Yesterday at stPetcrsburE.on tho ue.
canion of thu Unwilling AT Moscow Of
To NNNNNNNfNN 10 ' NlN NN'AINAlNNfH ~
grandfather Of the present czar. rn-
prfur Nicholas issued IN ukase rff'f.
rims in the event and cuil.sirn.r IN,
dccdr ~ tn deceased. tahlv thu
liberation ~ the peasants from bond
nrc. which earned him tho name Of
"The Dollvmef," In the mouth u O.
mrat r"or;e.
with the arrival ~ me nrsi Ponnsyi-
vanin from Chciamhur1 today the cu.
tire firsi division. Third army corps.
will be complete. The Fourth Tonnes
80 Is NV nj Knoxville Tenn. 10 join
The First brigade. making a. total Of
1900 OF the camp. The last regiment
10 arrive II the Second ohio. which
came today and went In camp with IN
Fourteenth Minnesota. chief Surgeon
ilymel reports a marked falling on IN
sickncaa
A special dispatch from shanghai
says u o. stated there that she chi
nose minister a ~. Petersburg has
reported 10 biz government that In his
opinion the Chinese question VIII prs
clpitatr u CONFLICT between Great Brit
ain and Russia. This state % affalfs h.
s1ys "a about the ilr.tsh amboaHadnr
preventing q note al 81. Petersburg u
such pffcmptory nature. demanding
fre,tinm of emit rprisc In regions whore
kuriHn Influence u supposed 90 pre-
dominate thai count Muravicff cannot
necepf n. Tho Chlnea1 minister. indeed.
expects that conflict VIII certainly
break out before the end Of the year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-29
OulNGs IN THE POLICE COURT

In the police court today r. ".
stnnger, John Brown and Thomas
Obfcy Jr., forfeited s. apiece Tor vio-
iaiing The bicycle ordinance,
william Rose was adjudrcd guilty ~
disturbing the peace and nncd 40.
while Robert Macarthur. a treapassor.
was fined q. and Harry Wilson and
Wiilhic Oberman. charged similarly.
we're dia,NafHcd.
Pred f.yi rberE. charged with cruel
~ 10 animals, had his case dirmiaaed,
aud Charles W. Miil7r Tor assault and
battery was favored with a contlnu-
nnre. ~ was also Mrs. Church. who
was arrested for using abusive Lam
ruAgc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-29

that In making a trip TO omahn Expo
fitlon you are on the road ONLY ONE
MONT " you use the overland lin.
tied" Of the Union Paclnc7 Just the
thing Tor nervous people who prefer %
Anaira." 20 whom the saving % a bust
ness day u an important consideration,
We have the Past Mall" ONLY ONE
DAY on the road 70 Omaha. Apprc-
citation ~ this Incompatible time. to-
rrthor with dining car service and -.
pcrlor equipment u best shown by thu
Union Paoiho at the "old stand.' 2oi
Main street.