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Ex-senator Dead.

La Grande, Ore, Jan. 30.-EX-United
States Senator James III. Slater died
Saturday. Mr.. Slater was born in nli-
nois in 1896, went to California in 1S49,
and came to Oregon in 1850. In 1870 he
was elected TO the Forty-second con-
gress, and in 1876 was elected United
States senator, where he served until
1855. Senator Slater figured largely
during his life in the politics of the
state.
The true northerner., 1899-02-01
stock ON Farms.

Washington, Jan. 27. - Returns to
the department of agriculture show
that on January there were on farms
in the United States 13,665,307 horses,
2.134213 mules, 15,090,1l5 milch cows,
%. .904 ,225 oxen and other cattle, 39114,
453 sheep, and IS, ,651 ,631 swine.
The true northerner., 1899-02-01
Woman Kills a Wbitecap.

Middlesboro, Ky, Jan. 30.-"White
caps" attempted TO whip Tom Jackson,
in Harlan county, when their victims
wife interfered, killing the leader. The
dead man proved 10 be William Wright.
a neighbor of jackson.
The true northerner., 1899-02-01

Only 20 years have elapsed since the
first railway in the world was finished.
During that comparatively brief pc
riod 100000 miles have been con-
structed, the British empire accounting
for about sixth.
The true northerner., 1899-02-01
situation Improving.

Washington, Jan. 2s.-A dispatch to
the war department from Gen. Otis says
the situation in the Philippines is i'm
proving and less excitement pi vails.
The true northerner., 1899-02-01
Paid Their Debts.

Chicago, Jan. 26.-W. Ii. and j. IL.
Moore, of Diamond Match, National
Biscuit and tin plate fame, who failed
year ago for $4,ooO,Ooo, have paid their
creditors in full.
The true northerner., 1899-02-01
Whole Family Killed.

Carlinville, H., Jan. 26.-Peter No
yak and his wife and three children
were killed in an explosion at their
home here, caused by trying 10 start
q fire with kerosene oil
The true northerner., 1899-02-01
Anxious for statehood

Guthrie, o. r., Jan. 26.-A constitu-
tional convention will be held here in
June and a state election in October
on a proposition 10 go TO congress and
demand admission in December as a
state.
The true northerner., 1899-02-01
$4.5O Sent Free.

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CHICAGO, WILL SEND $3.50 WORTH OF
HIS NEW AND COMPLETE TREATMENT FREE
TO EACH OF OUR READERS.
There never was a better opportunity
for persons suffering from diseases of the
heart, liver, stomach or dropsy, to test free
of expense, New and Complete Treat
ment for these disorders. DIR. Miles is
well and favorably known as a leading
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sideration by every afflicted reader.
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Rev. Chas H. Young OF Ann Arbor Mich, says:
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This new system of special treatment
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The true northerner., 1899-02-01

American Newspapers in Manila.
There are three new3y little Amer.
lean papers in Manila.
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j. 6. Warner.
FRED q. OCOBOCK.
Model narket
FRED B. OCOBOCK

Gives tickets with every cash
purchase at his market, and with
$50. 90 worth Of tickets. if saved
before the Tst day of August,
1899, he will give in return one
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-04-20

PERsoNAL.-The Ladies' Wednesday
Euchre Club was charmingly enter
tanned yesterday evening by Mrs. d. ].
Howell at her home on Duke street.
The beautiful prize was won by Mrs.
George Uhler.
DR.. A. Avery Ritenour, son Of Mr..
N. d. Ritenour, of this city, has been
appointed assistant resident physician
at Columbia Hospital, Washington.
MIR. and Mrs. P. H. Desmond re-
turned today from their wedding tour
and proceeded Immediately to their fu-
tnre home in Lynchburg.
The marriage Of Miss Anna Howell
Dodge and Lieut.. Elvn Ronquoid Hell
berg, U. S. a, will take place this eve
ming at St. Johns Church, Washing
ton. Miss Dodge is daughter of Mr..
Harrison Dodge, superintendent of Nit.
Vernon.
Rev. ]. Il. Wells has returned from
Keyser, W. Va, where he went to at
tend the welcoming terdered by the
congregation of the III. Z. Church
South of that town TO Rev. J. T. Will
liams, recently transferred from this city.
lie says the welcome amounted to al.
most an ovation.
Rev. E. V. Register, the recently APP
pointed pastor of the NJ E. Church
South in this city, reached here this
evening and went at once to the par
sonage on King street, where tonight
he will be welcomed by the official
board of the church.
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NEW ROADs.-A new road in AleX-
andria county has just been opened to
the public by which the long and steep
hill on Mt. Vernon avenue rising from
the old stone bridge across Four Mile
run may be wholly avoided. The new
road follows the base of the ridge west
ward for one-third OF mile and leads
into the old Alexandria and George.
town road, making q drive to Washing
ton barely 100 yards longer than by Nit.
Vernon avenue and having short and
gentle ascent to the ridge at Windsor's,
where it unites with Mt. Vernon
avenue.
In the western portion OF the county
a new road is being built which will
save fully half a mile of travel and will
avoid several steep ascents This road
is in the neighborhood of the residence
of Mr.. Geo. N. Saegmuller, and that
gentleman, with characteristic public
spirit and generosity, is paying the en-
tire cost for the land occupied, as well
as the cost of an expensive culvert and
embankment and also for macadam-
izing the whole length of the road,
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DRIA.
Woodward & Lothrop,
10th, nth & F SITS, n. W.,
WASHINGTON, D. C.
LOCAL BREVITIES.

There were no cases for trial before
the Mayor this morning.
Thore were seven dodgers bat no
prisoners ut the station house last night.
A marriage license was issued in Bal
timore yesterday to William J. Schiller,
of Alexandria, and Rosie F. Bales, OF
Baltimore.
The annual meeting of the trustees
of the Theological Seminary and High
School in Virginia will be held in the
library OF the Seminary on Wednesday,
May 8. at 10 a. N.
Roy. NJ. Vance preached another impress.
sive sermon last night in the Presbyterian
Church, on Classification by Faith" The
congregations continue to grow and there is p
very deep spiritual interest. He breaches
every day at and p III.
Richard NJ Kaher, the young man who
was rccontl, arrested in this city on charge
of stealing horse and buggy from Mr.. A.
Stubner. in Washington, was today held in
81 600 security for the action of the grand
jury.
Tho annual meeting of the Alexandria
kindergarten Association Elll DO held to-
morrow night at Peabody Hall There will
he music and addresses and all interested in
the work arc invited to be present.
Marriage licences we're issued in Washing
ton today to Oliver Simpson, OF this city, and
Violet NJ. Cook, of Washington, and TO John
H. Eskridge nd Ellie Warren, both of Fair.
fax county.
In Washington last night five false fire
alarms Were turned in, bringing out every
engine within two miles of the Capitol. And
yct Washington mas an expensive fire alarm
system
At the meeting last night of Arthur Her
bert Chapter Children OF the Confederacy
no business of interest WAS transacted. The
election of officers was postponed.
The horses attached to an ambulance from
St. Asaph took fright on Prince strees near
Royal, this morning, and ran OF. The Yohi-
Gle was badly damaged.
The government hospital at sherdsn's
Point. frame building, was burned to the
ground last night, but will be rebuilt at once.
The loss is small
Attention IS called to the notice of Com.
missioner Callahan concerning State taxes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-04-20

THE LIBRARY.-The following books
have been presented to the Library and
will be ready for subscribers tomorrow
1000 or. rs, The Gray Man, S. R.Crock
EFT; 1000 Oh. ST, Bayou Folks, Kate
Chopin; 1850 CHI. Sd. Wild Life Under
the Equator. Paul Du Chailiu; $40 Of
5, Cooks Otto's German Grammar,
Emil Otto; $40 SC. /, Rome AS 1t l.,
Mrs. II. Il. Scott; $50 3 hu. i, History
of England, DR.. Hume; 1850 Xxi. /, Pc
ter Trswl; or the Adventures of q
Whaler, W. H. G. Kingston; 1000 ha
60. The Shadow on the Blind, Mrs. Al
fred Baldwin.
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md F.isy IT, +.e.--
.,,,y's ELECrIoN.-The ex-
-. and interest manifested in yes
iarial ,3 down and the city has once
;al~'' -so.nmed its normal condition.
n''g a,srs lively times throughout the
a''e ,,.ariav as the sun sank behind
ell! s,, ,. Mills, and for about an hour
iae Nv f'l suspense was experienced by
paul ai;dates and their friends while
i'' . yano f,r the verdict. The result Of
es'',o ,a,est for the Mayorslty was first
Tue Yy ,s;ne1 when it was shown that
, :, E"5rse L. simpson, the present IT,
NJ U, Ind carried the city by ma
,l- ' af5>S over Mr.. l.. II. Thompson,
)'"5 ,ofs-rsnt The latter carried but
D. ' ..5-3 The vote cast for Auditor
l-' " ,,'er announced. Mr.. E. f. Price,
vas n-a.ant Incumbent, was elected by
Tue majority (42D over Mr.. Z. H.
, In3 hi. contestant. James l..
, D',, the present Inspector OF Lum-
A.'' Ssd been opposed by Mr.. J. T.
i,nssly hut the former had virtual
never" The interest shown by
wan aamarous candidates for Aldermen
'-' common Councilmen and their
..- .,. friends was marked, and it was
Ia-' midnight before all the returns
-'o'' srnonnced. Messengers rau from
'' 'a, n nom: either carrying iuforma-
Y.9, in quest of it, while telephone
.O I. we're Hngling almost necessarily.
w.. fcket was finally made up aud
'..,.l.imed and quiet throughout the
,'.,on ensued. The following is the
,.f.i,I ticket Of the democratic commit
For Nsyor. Geo. L. Simpson.
r,,yAuditor, E. f. Price.
Gs-,ora.ioa Attorney, Gardner L.
O' Tsy collector, P. F. German.
C.ers Of Gas. 5. l.. Monroe
Irsnoctor of Lumber, Jas. l.. Adams.
Wsasurer OF Wood and Bark, Chas.
Goodrich. -,
" 4il Common Council, Hubert
Soowden, J. H. Trimyer, Harry r.
Brse. tie between P. Aitcheson and a.
T More. Constable Q. E. Meade.
Second ward-Board of Aldermen,
WI Marbury. Common Council,
b5n H. Strider, Henry Bladder, VIM.
Desmond and W. E. Latham.
Third ward-Board of Aldermen,
Thomas W. Clark. Common CounclI,
Louis Brill. J. T. Harrison, George a.
Apoich snd Fred J. Patf. Magistrate,
+. Loyeoy.
Fourth ward-Bonrd of Aldermen,
" Il. Sweeney. Common Council,
r. Taller, E. E Lawler, 7. Fl: Flick
li9 ara George Schwarzman. Magls'
trate c. D. Sipple.
The following table gives the exact
yote cast
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-04-20

RECoUNT.-On the Council ticket lin
TIE First ward tie occurred in the
primary election Yesterday between
Messrs. Alton Moore and Peter Altche,
son, each receiving lS7 votes, and
the CITY democratic committee will re-
count the vote to see if an error vas
made. If such is not the case the two
candidates and the committee will dc
eide the matter.
liz the Third ward Mr.. Brill defeated
Mr.. Smith by three yofeo. Mr.. smith
asked for a recount of the ballot me
recount was commenced before the
democratic committee in Peabody
building this evening at o'clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-04-20

OPERA HoUsE.-Eunice Goodrich,
who is billed fer nights engagement
at the Opera House, commencing to-
night, is native Of Chicago, and made
her debut in the stock company at
McVicker's theater. She has made
many admirers by her charming i'm
presentations. For the past three sea-
sons Miss Goodrich has met with un-
bounded success, and never fails to
please her audiences. Her acting
abounds in light feminine touches, ahd is
devoid of that heavy, stilted masculine
character seen in so many actresses.
The charm of her representations is in
her grace, in the rapidity with which she
changes her moods and in her unafiect-
ed naturalness. She has written sew
eral bright and sparkling comedies that
have met with the most 1atteriDg re.
ceptioD.
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First ward-Board of Aldermen;

First ward-Board OF Aldermen. j.
". Hill, 242; K. Il. Havener, 172:
Common Council; T. Alton Moore,
ii: Hubert Snowden. 225; Peter
Ancheson, 1877; J. H. Trimyer, 1875; G.
n Moore, 1879; H. r. Burke. 23S; VIII
lam A. Woolls, jr., 152; a. w. Mel
.hior, %.
Constable: c. E. Meade, $50
Second ward-Board of Aldermen:
Wm. H. Marbury, 1875; Fred Klaus, !2o.
Common Council: John H. Strlder,
100; Henry Bladder, 16S, William Des
moud, 1863: W. Z latham, $50; Louis
Erant. 1913: Joseph S. Beach, l26; Geo.
barley, IS; G. Q. Pelton, 3Si A. ID.
Thomson ST.
Constable: c. T. Smith, 6.
Magistrate. II. Fleischmann, 81.
Third ward, Friendship precinct
Board Of Aldermen: Thos. w, Clark,
PAL Morgan Davis. 175.
Common Council: Louis Brill, ~;
B.. B. smith, 1S5; J. It. Harrison. ~
John II. Greene, lS6; George A. Ap
pch, 2l9; J. Fred Birrell, 16S; Albert
Bryan, 20J: Frederick j. Pall, 23S.
Magistrate: Francis Loveioy, 29l
Courthouse precinct-Board of Alder
men. Thomas w. Clark, 2lS; Il. Nor
gan Davis, 232.
Common Council: Louis Brill, 207;
D. B. smith, $40; J. T. Harrison, 20;
John Il Greene, 194; George Il. Ap-
plch, 2l7; J. Fred Blrrell, 161; Albert
Bryan, 200: Frederick J. Pail, 224
Magistrate. Francis Lovejoy, 4S3
Fourth ward-Board of Aldermen;
William H. Sweeney, AGO; John M.
Johnson, -.
Common Council: T. H. Ficklin,
$40. T. Il. Lawler, $50; K. n. Crook,
@y4, l.. L. Uhler, 1913; George Schwarz-
man, 33l
Magistrate: c. O. sipple, S3S; J. T.
Downey, lS9.
The total vote cast was as follows;
First ward, 4j5; second ward, 345;
friendship precinct, AL; Courthouse
precinct, @S5; Fourth ward, 5S3; aggre-
gate, 2,339.
Numerous changes have been made
IN the membership of the City Council.
Ia the First ward Mr.. J. NJ. Hill takes
Mr.. r. H. Havener's place in the
Board Of Aldermen. Mr.. II. L. Burke
viii ill MIR. c. n. Moore's place in the
Common Council. Mr.. i. A. Moore
and Mr.. Peter Aitcheson received tie
votes. in the Second ward Messrs.
Desmond and Baader take the places OF
Aessrs. Birrell and Beach. Mr.. Clark
lakes Mr.. Hinken's place as Alderman
ID the Third ward, and Messrs. Appich
ana Pail will become members of the
Common Council in place of Messrs.
smith and Greene. Mr.. w. H. Swee-
hey will be Alderman from the Fourth
ward IN place OF Mr.. J. G. Smoot and
AessTs. Lawler and Schwarzman will
IeSe the places of Messrs. White and
Nelly IN the Common Council.
IN the contest of 1897 between Mes
s's' simpson and Thompson for nom''
nation for Mayor Mr.. Simpson received
i'l9O and Mr.. Thompson 900 votes.
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NEW APER-BOUND BOOKS.

The demand for wholesome light reading
has begun, and We are splendidly prepared to
meet the demand. and arc enabled to offer
better values than in any season gone We
show very large assortment of the old ia
vorites, comprising moro than eight hundred
titles, well printed and bound, at very reason
able prices. We have arranged these books
varying in price from &c to 35c, on separate
tables for greater convenience.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-04-20
A CARD.

desire TO express lay thanks to the
many friends who have for several
years past shown their sincere friend
ship and labored so earnestly in my be-
half. Five years ego, with neither for
tune nor formidable influence upon
which to lean, was called FROM my vo-
cation and received IA votes for the
Mayoralty, lacking but 81 of election.
A month or two later, by unanimous
vote of the representatives of the peo-
ple. was called to the position referred
to. At the next election 500 friends
rallied to my support in the face OF a
fierce and bitter struggle, and yester'
day. Notwithstanding | had made no
direct appeal to anyone, t.,GlQ citizens
expressed their confidence in me at the
polls. They included numbers, ! am
proud to say, who expressed want of
confidence IN me two years ago by rea
son Of many objections urged against
nv continuance in the Mayors office.
And here l desire to say that l
was 10th to appear again before the
public, but the incessant appeals OF
those TO whom I shall ever consider
myself under lifelong obligations
finally caused me to yield to their
wishes. 1t was urged (and doubtless
correctly that no man should live to
himself alone, but that he should show
appreciation of his friends, especially
when their interests were at issue. |
now feel conscious relief anu realize
[ have fulfilled the duty, and nope to
enjoy healthful serenity in future as
| follow the even tenor OF my way.
Now will say in conclusion
that while am proud of every friend
on earth, entertain the kindest feel
ing for all, and the fact that majority
OF tins people thought proper to decline
nv services will never disturb our So
cisl relations. l sincerely hope my
friends will manifest the same spirit by
avoiding all angry and vain disputes
and, like good democrats, bow to the
will of the majority and support the
nominee with the same earnestness
thew have ever shown in my interest.
Respectfully,
LUTHER II. THOMPSON.
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no CURE---NO PAY.

That is the way all druggists sell GROVE 5
TtSTELESS CHILL TONIC for Chilis ana
Malaria Ii is simply Iron and Quinlne IN rs :
tssteless form. Children love 1t Anui1
prefer it TO bitter nsusesting Tones. Price
soc. Sold by Richard Gibson, corner Ailreo
md King streets.
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Baby Carriages and GO-cartS.

Cur line of Baby Carriages and Go-carts is
The most complete of its kind to be found, and
You will find mere only the best goods manu-
featured.
We make specially of Roll-body Carriages,
which arc not only neat but very serviceable
We have these made especially for our own
trade, and many Of them have no duplicates
Every carriage is fully guaranteed, both as to
quality and price.
GO-CARTS
1926 to SIP so Each.
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nonnnrl,nhic Rescue.

Mrs. Michael Curtin, Plainheld, al
mskes the statement, that she caught
cold, which settled on her lungs; she
was treated 10. month by her family
physician, but grew worse. He told her
she was hopeless viclirn CT consump-
,;on ana that no medicine could cure
ber Her druggist suggested DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption; she
bought bottle and to her delight ioG 1!
herself benefited from first dose. Sne
continued its use and after taking SIX
bottles, found herself sound and well;
now does her own houseworS, ana Is ss
veil as she ever wss, Free trial bot
Ties of this Great Discovery at +. Il:
Aliens and f. s. Leadbeater 4 sons
Drug Stores. Only so cents and Sl.OV,
every bottle guaranteed.
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LUTHER II. THOMPSON.

I'D. Bridge editor and proprietor OF The
Democrat. Lancaster, N. H., says: Il would
not be without One Minute Cough Cure toi
my boy, when troubled with cough or cold,
1t is the best remedy for Group ever used "
Edgar Warfeld, ir., corner King and Pitt
streets
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-04-20

F1sH.-The receipts of FISH are quite
large and prices are low. Herring
sold today at rs cents and $3.50 per
thousand and shad at $5aSo per hum
dred for bucks and $l0a$l3 for roe
shad.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-04-20
BABY CARRIAGES.

W. & l.. No 1-Roll-body Carriages best
running-geal; upholstered in corduroy; de-
tachablc cushions; patent brake; wooden or
steel wheels; pongee or sateen parasol.
$1,000 Each.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-04-20

w. & L. No. 1-Rol-body Carriage; similar
to W. & L. No. . only this has double reed
body, making one of the ncatest carriages on
the market
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$500 Each.
Tomorrow. Friday, is Remnant Day:

OUR SPECIAL BARGAIN DAY,
Every week this sale disposes of hundreds
of highly desirable articles, odd lots, ends OF
lines, short lengths, sc, left from recent SELL
ing, and rs poor. undesirable qualities in no
classes of goods arc shown here but the low
est priced desirable goods made and from
them up TO the very finest obtainablo, and all
at absolutely the lowest prices for same grades,
the importance of these Remnant Sales is well
understood and appreciated.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-04-20

"a word to the wise issutliclent" ana
q word from the wise should be sufhci,
emf. but you ask, who are the wise?
Those who know. The oft repeated
evnerjence of trustworthy persons may
he taken for knowledge. MIR. W. NJ.
Terry saws Chamberlain's Cough Rem
adv gives better satisfaction than any
other in the market. he mas Deen Al
the drug business at Elkton, ny, Tor
Twelve wears; has sold hundreds OF bot
tles Of this remedy and nearly all other
cough medicines manufactured, winch
shows conclusiyeiy that Chsmberlaln's
is the most satisfactory to the people,
and the best. For sale by J. b. JAM
new Druggist, FOL King 1T.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-04-20
HOSIERY.

Ladies Silk Finish Hcrmsdorf Black Hose.
Sizes S1b, and 91b. Price 25c. A light
bodied hose exhilarating the wearer in the
Joys OF summer comfort.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-04-20

DIR. BULLS COUGH SYRUP
cures Group. 1t has saved the life OF
many q child. Mothers, keep this medi-
cine always on hand, it will save you
many restless moments. Price 25c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-04-20

II Is probable that the republicans will not
Ho.d convention and put ticket in the
.e'l after the big democratic primary OF yes
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LOCAL MATTERS.

tomorrow at 5:27 &. m. and
-la 7' S, High water at 4:33 a. m.
~ - %. m.
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SILK TIES.

Mons One Inch Silk Ties in shades Of plain
and high colors. Price 26c. In this new
arrival of neckwear shades have been select
ed suitable for mons spring and summer
dressing
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-04-20
M ems Unlaundered
White Shirts.

White Shirt made the equal of any made
in this country for double the price-5Oc'
One great fault with this shirt-the manu-
facturer cannot supply the demand through
out the United States. Today, April 90
full line of sizes in stock. They fit perfectly.
Full length, SO inches and width to corre-
spond Material OF the best. Name of shirt
Sovereign"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-04-20

..ruyg rRoBABILITrEs.---For this
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