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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-23
PHEsBN TERRAIN.

SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Rev. ;. n. Chester, ID. d., 81 Nashville,
Tenn, VIII preach at IL o'clock ~ M.
No service In the afternoon. Sunday
school opens promptly at 945 4. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-23

REGISTERED OR REGISTERED AS
sistant Drug Clerk for three CD weeks
or month. Apply at once 323 Randolph
street, Richmond. Va. Sc 23-lt'
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An Event in Kid Gloves
KIT
&oRe,s.; 9AS,e

Kid Gloves is a line Of mer-
chandise that enjoys a scale OF
prices well established, and
fluctuations, when they do oc-
cur, are confined to narrow
limits. Offers like these, there
fore. assume much of the nm
portance of phenomena. All
the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-23
WANTED.

PARTY WITH SEVERAL YEARS FX-
perience in mercantile business and Is
competent dOubie-entry bOOk-keeper,
would Ike 20 work for good firm in coun-
try. Good references. Address "MER-
CFANDISE" care Dispatch SO 23-2fs
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WANTED.

Statesmen TO SELL OUR LINE OF
Fine Lubricatng Oils and Greases. SAL
airy or commission THE ATLAS OIL
COMPANY. Cleveland. ..
SO 13-W,&Sast
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For RENT.

No. e12 WEST MAIN STREET. A DE-
.ightful NineRoom Brick Dwelling, with
all conveniences. VIII be put in repair
TO suit tenant. J. ID. CARNEAL
50 l-ts No 1lnS enst Min strnnt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-23
,ET PRESBYTERIAN

GRACE STREET PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH-Rev. Jere Witherspoon, D. d.,
Pastor.-Preaching by the pastor al IL
o'clock a. NJ. and by the Rev. $. Ii.
Chester. ID. D., at 8 Il. NJ Sunday-schOol
services at $3.50 o'clock A. NJ and Wedncs-
day-night service az O'Clock.
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BUSINESS WANTS.
WANTED,

TO KNOW THAT
Charles II. Page, dealer in all kinds Of
fuel. promises the public the lowest
prices, and best attention. as he has al
ways given during thlrty-hye years cx-
pericrce in business. CHARLES II.
PAGE COMPANY, 1900 west Broad street
Twentieth and Cary. Sc l1-7t
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BY ]. b. carnTea1,
BY j. ID. IarneaI,
Real Estate Auctioneer,
No. 1i06 east Main street.

A UCTION SALE OF THREE BAY.
IA WlNDOw-FRONT FRAME DWELLINGS,
Nos. 2cS, no. AND 2i2 WEST CANAL
STREET; ALSO. FIVE DESIRABLE
LOTS ADJOINING.-By re-
quest of the owner, WILL on
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EnR RENT.

ODD HARRISON STREET; TWELVE
rooms: all modern improS oments. and in
first-class order.
r. B.CHAFFIN & co. Incorporated.
Sc g2-3t No. / north Tenth street
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
3~<>Ts0e0 -.@-'', ".0~NNcNcy
CITY MARKET,
News

will open October 9TH. For stalls adj
dress Clerk of City Market. Sc I7-6t
PREPARE FOR WINTER.
YOUR FURNACES AND LATROBEs
must be properly cleaned out and over.
hauled before they can be safely used
Orders for this class Of work are already
being received al y. r. COFER'S. so
east Broad street. Both phones Sc
FOR SALE GOOD COW. GOOD
DRIVING TEAM. and FARM MARES.
CHOICE STOCK OF HOGS. 81 ACRES
LAND. good buildings aud feed 10 last
one year. For particulars address j. o.
IRWIN, Drewry's Bluff. va. 81 2}-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-23
FOR RENT.

eI e. ca "a
-~oo~r~~NN|.0c~~orN o>0r~1.0rNr-o-crr
FOR RENT.
No. 1907 WEST FRANKLIN STREET;
T. rooms.
No. 1911 Floyd avenue; u rooms.
No. 204 east Marshall street, rooms
Flat
Thirty-siXth and Marshall streets; G
rooms j. ID. CARNEAL
SO 23-lt No. ll06 east Main street.
FOR RENT,
No. 12l4 FLOYD AVENUE, AN 1l-ROOM.
Comparatively New Brick Dwelling. with
every convenience. including long lot.
The interior Of this house win charm
any one. j. -. CARNEAL,
sc 2l-ts No. 1l06 east Main street.
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WANTED.

TO BUY A o. TO 75-HORsE POWER
Engine and Boiler. or either. for cash.
w. b. TAYLOR, Box /. city. Sc 22-5t
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WANTED,

PUPILS IN sTENOGRAPHY AND
Typewrting. Apply for terms and all
particulars at Richmond School Of Steno-
graphy. 9l9 east Main street. over Meade
q Bakers pharmacy. Miss POYTHRESS,
Principal. au Ism
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-10-18
NEWS OF THE DAT.

Former Judge Frederick Stone died
at Idaho, his country home near La
Plata, Md, yesterday evening.
Out OF 1912 men who went to the
Philippines with the Twentieth Kansas
volunteer infantry only no have re.
turned to be mustered out.
Ia an address at the National Con
ference of Unitarians in Washington
yesterday Senator Hoar denounced
Imperialism as violation of the neral
law.
The fight between Jefferies and
Sha7ksy, scheduled to take place 10
New YORK next Wednesday night. hss
been postl one until FIR day, Novemh r
Is. The change was made at Jetlfies'
request.
At the Broadway Athletic Club in
New York last night Dan" Creedon,
OF Australia. knocked out Patrick
Raedy, of Washing ton, in the eighth
round of what was to lave been %
round bout at 15S pounds.
General Luciano Mendtz. has re-
signed the command Of Venezuelan gov.
eminent forces. 1t was this officer
who, few days ago, refused to engage
the revolutionary forces Of General
Castro, thereby betrayirg the govern
m mt to the enemy. General Julio
Sarria, commanding an insurgent force,
is, together with the army OF General
Castro, marching on Caracas. President
Andrade is still treating with General
Castro.
Robert Wyatt, accused OF the murder
of Capt. Oliver N. Caulk and Frank
Collier, colored, of the sloop Dresm,
made full confession in Baltimore
yesterday evening. He said he was
drunk and crazy when he COMMITTEES
the deed That he said he killed tt @
negro first by hitting him with clnt.
He threw the body overheard. Then
when the captain came on deck Wyatt
states that be struck him down and
killed him. The accused, however,
denies having SGT fire to the boat. He
says the vessel might have been set
ablaze by the overturniDg Of a lantern.
He was so drunk that he did net know
what he was doing.
The opposition OF the anti.expan-
sionists to the suhjugation of the Fill.
pinos took taogible form in Chicago
yesterday i'm the meeting of about one
hundred and sixty delegates from diff.
frent parts of the country to launch a
crusade against the policy of the ad-
| ministration in the Philippines. At
the conference President Mckinley g
Philippine policy was harshly criticised.
Mr.. Edwin Burritt Smith. George S.
Boutwell,, Carl Schurz al d others in
dulged in praise for the Filipinos. whom
they extolled in what they said is a
struggle for their independence. They
doubted the right of the United States
government to make and continue the
war in the Philippines.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-10-18

Duke stIe,t, between Royal and Faiffsx
streets also resolution approprja ing S360
Tor 2O.ieet roadway on Henry stree, he.
tween 9ibbon and Wilkes streets; also .
tition from L. Genzberger for siieya,l o.,
the northwest corner CT Royal and Wo.f.
streets; also petition of John sisson and
Others for repairing and grading the street =,
the intersection of Jefferson and Fairfsv
streets
petition from the Washington Steamboat
c mpany aud others for AN electric i hi a.
the intersection of Fayette alley and Tho
Strand vas referei to the Committee on
Light. Va
An ordinance fixing the compensation of
the Commissioner of Revenue at 5000 per
anDum was referred to the Committee nm
France .
The following permissjons were gaan,ef
To Charles King q Son TO run a drain rise
from the cellar OF their warehouse 81 tho
cor or of Q cen End 10" s-'e,'S 10 rbc
sc"er tap al The cor g q r d r.ia
streets also to Mr. John -,". > o reshinglc
roof No. ZIG south Wsshnglon street aiso
Ia j. ID. II. Lunt for curb and gut,rin ifont
OF premises on Columbus street. srlse =
King and Prince Streets the city 10 pay one.
third cost.
Airport from the Committee on Street.
appropristing $500 to gravel 20.feet road.
way on Alfred street. between Oronoco and
Pendleton streets, was laid OF the table
A resolution to appoint j. E. Sickle acting
City Engineer was laid on the table.
petition from ] 81. Lunt for srser
In alley extending from Pitt to Royal size /,
upon motion of Mr.. Desmond, was laid on ,b,
table until the City Council elects City En-.
gineer.
The following were received from the
Board of ldermen and their action conrnr,
red in: A resolution sppropfating $50 l,r
log pump in the well at The southwest cor.
ner of Patrick and Oronoco streets also Ne.
tition from @. Msnkin to reshingle roof Al
2C6 north Patrick street; also a RESOLUTION
for the improvement If Commerce street,
from the intersection of King aud Fay.tte
streets to West street
Upon motion the Board Of Aldermen were
invited 10 joint session for the purpose Of
electiDg City Engineer. Mr. Snowdcu WA;
appointed to notify the Board of Aldermen.
Captain Sweeney. from the Board of Alder.
men, entered the chamber and stated ths, the
board refused to 20 into joint session. Upon
motion the invitation to the Roatd of Alder.
men was Ieconsidered.
The board then adjourned.
JOHN II. STBIDER, President.
Teste: d. E. STANSBURY. Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-10-18
MIR. snowden moved to reconsider

MIR. Sn0wden moved TO reconsider
the invitation, which was agreed to.
a resolution that ] E. Sickles be APP
pointed acting City Engineer until the
election of an engineer by Council was
lid on the cable.
a bill of DR.. Julian 7. Miller of $685.
rs, the last of the smallpox bills, wss or.
d red 10 be paid.
Several proposals or alley improve.
ments were tabled until the appoint.
ment Of City Eugineer.
The sum OF $50 was appropriated to
construct log pump at the corner of
Patrick and Oronoco streets.
The ordinance fixipg the city's COM
pensation of the commissioner of rev
.nue at 5000 per anDum, payable quar-
terly, was referred to the finance com.
nit ee.
The committee on 6oance, by Mr.. E
E. Lawler, reported an ordinance for
q sale of real estate delinquent for
taxes to and including the year 1898.
BE stated that fully $4,000 of unpaid
taxes were owing to the city up to 1898
Mr.. Smith asked what class OF people
owned this property.
Mr.. Lawler replied that some of the
delipQuents lived in good brick houses
Other houses were occupied by squat
ters.
The ordinance was agreed to.
No other matter occasionsd debate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-10-18
WEDNESDAY EVENING. OCT. IS 1899
SOME OF the descendants ofthe Fair

SOME OF the descendants oft Fair
fax. the Harrison, the Galloway, Ran
dolph ,Grymes, Brockenbrough and Con
Motley of Virginia, the Dulaney, Chai-
mers and Calvert of Maryland, the
Pinkney, de Veaux and Stuart OF
South Carolina, the Habersham OF
Georgia, the Duckin6eld. OF North
Carolina, and thousands of other men
of the South, who, when in 177S they
first heard that the British Parliament
had restored all the rights and priVl'
lepes the Colonists had demand
ed, resolved to support the moth
or country against the combined
attacks of France, Spain, Holland,
Russia, Denmark and Sweden, and
organized the military order of Ameri-
can Royalists, and did drive the foreign
invaders from Georgia, and held that
colony safe and true to its allegiance,
NAV, in view of what they and their
country have suffered since 1861, pos
siblv conceive the idea that their brave
old ancestors, who gave up all they had
and were forced into exile for doing
what they had been taught to, and did,
believe was their duty, were more dis
corning men than that most incorrect
of all things-history-gives them cred
it for. A little less Latin and Greek,
and little more true history of the
United States, in the schools, colleges
aud universities of the South, would do
the people of this section no harm, but
would disabuse them OF many erron-
eous impressions.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-10-18

USED DYNAMITE-An explosisn of gas oc-
CURED at the Shenandoah City Colliery, at
Shen andoah, Pa, yesterday. and Are i'm.
meditsely broke out in the mine, hemming
in twenty-five men who were at work at the
time Those attracted to the mine by tfc
explosion at once began vigorous efforts I
rescue The imprisoned men, and in this thu y
were successful, all the men being taken out
alive in comparatively short time Three Of
the number were seriously burned. Several
others sustained severe injuries. The Shen.
and, ah fire department was unsuccessful in
their efforts to subdue the fire. with water.
Dynamite was explode in the mine. and the
conc ssion ext:nsuished the fire Instantly.
The colliery WAS thus saved.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-10-18

BISHOP. WALTERS, the negro bishop
of New Jersey, who has just returned
from protracted tour Of the South,
advises his race in this section to let
their false friends, the republicans, alone,
and to vote with the white people
among whom they live and upon whom
they depend for such employment az
they have. His advice is wise, but will
hardly be adopted. The negroes COM
pose the only real strength of the re-
publican party 10 the South, and a
large portion OF that in the close States
of the North, but the white members of
that party manage SO as to get near y
all it's patronage, and even Senator
Hanna says the present administration
can not afford to appoint negroes to Of
flee in Ohio.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-10-18
JR. o. U. A. M.-The fifteenth an

JR. o. U. A. M.-The fifteenth an
nual convention of the State Council,
Junior Order United American Me-
chsnics, met at Cape Charles City yes
tetdsy morning in the council chamber
of the Cape Charles Council. The con-
vention was called to order by Davis
Bottom, of Richmond, state councillor.
Mr.. John w. Carroll, acting mayor, de-
liyered the address Of welcome. State
Secretary Thomas B. Ivey, of Peters.
burg, responded, after which the con
yention went into secret session. The
reports of the State councillor and State
secretary and treasurer were read and
adopted. The reports showed rapid
growth of the order, nineteen new
councils having been organized since
the Alexandria convention, with 1,616
new members. ALI of the State officers
OF the order are present. Oae hundred
and forty-two delegates. representing
the 142 councils in the State of Vir.
ainis, responded when the convention
convened yesterday morning. National
Representative J. Vincent Pearley, of
Charlottesville, is also present.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-10-18

Governor TYLER has returned to
Richmond, and, though as an ordinarily
intelligent man, he must know that
Senator Martin can give him fifty votes
in the General Assembly and then beat
him, he still says, as he did when he
6rst entered upon the leadership of his
forlorn hope. that the people of his
State desire him to represent them in
the United States Senate. 1t is always
we'll for man to have good opinion
of himself, but there is vast difference
between being popular with ones self
and with other people.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-10-18

THE q. S. army has now reached the
imperialistic proportions of one hum
dred thousand men. With such force
at his command, and seventy millions
of people willing to be taxed to give him
all the money he may say he wants,
no wonder President Mckinley i'm
AGNES he is monarch of all he surveys
and that mis- right there is none to dis
pute. But still, according to the Con-
stitution, this government depends
upon the consent Of the governed, and
not upon the power of it's military
forces. Empires rely upon the latter;
but fcee and equal republic, never;
perish the thought!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-10-18
COMMON COUNCIL.


At an adjourned meeting of the Common
Council of the city of Alexandris, Va, held
October IL, 1899. there were present:
John n. Stridcr, ESQ.,, President and Messrs.
Triuyer, Burke, Snowden, Moore, Desmond,
Baader Paff, Harrison, Smith, LAWYER, Flick
lin, Evans and Kelly.
The Finance Committee reported adversely
on the petition of Edgar A. Hunter, which
was referred to them september ~, 1899,
and the report wss adopted Ayes, i; noes, o.
The Finance Committee reported favorably
on the bills Of Chas. B. Pail, Arthur z. Davis
and VIM. II. Finke for professional services
as membe sof Engineering Examining Board.
amounting tc S120. The report was adopted
and the bills ordered to DO paid.
The Committee on Claims recommended
that the bill Of DR. julian T. Miller for pro.
fessional services from February % to March
%, 1899. amounting to $500 be paid in full,
and that So 70 be allowed for fifteen vacci-
nations. Tho report WAS adopted and the
Auditor authorized 10 draw his warrant for
the amount.
An ordinance to amend section 40 of an
ordinance for imposing and collecting licenses,
etc, as approved June 10, 1899, was read
fist, second and third times and passed. Ayes,
Ia; noes 0.
The following resolution, offered by Mr..
LAWYER, was unanimously adopted
Eeiolvod, hat tho Auditor be, and is here.
by, directt d to place in the hands of the Cor
poration Attorney all bills, papers, etc, repre-
sentiDg charges against house and lot On the
a5t side of Alfred street. between Duke and
Prince streets 81 d numbered 22S taxed to
John Leonsrd's estate and Charles Solomon's
estate, and the Corporation Attorney is di.
rected to take the neoc ,sary legal steps under
the charter Of the city and the laws Of the
Plate to enforce the tax claim of the city.
The following resolution, offered by Mr..
Lawler, was unanimously adopted:
Resolved. That the Collector of Taxes be,
and is hereby, directed to proceed to sell at
public auction all reul c,tate in the city OF
Alexsndris, on which taxes due and un.
paid up to and including ths year of 1913,
in conformity with the city tkaricr and laws
relating to the same. Said sae to commeDc,
Tuesday, November 81, 1899, at 10 o'clock
M, and continue from time to time and
from cay to day until all such real estate is
suld.
Mr. Burke from the Committee on General
Laws, submitted an opinion of the Corpora
ton Attorney on section 3, page 3, of the city
charter, relating to the Mayor returning acts
of the City Council within three days from
The Time tncy Sre piesenteu 10 MIN, Wnlch
was received.
The Committee on Streets submitted re.
port recommending the adoption of the pro-
posed improvement of Washington street
which was selected By tho committee on i'm
prov.monts of the Business Mems League,
which was considered and upon motion the
report wac laid on the table-syes. Messrs
Moore, Biader, Paf Smith, Fickln and Mr.
President-6 Noes Messre Trimyer Burke |
snowdsn, Desmond, Harrison, Lawler, Evans
and Kelly-S.
The following wero referred to the Com
mittee ON Streets: recitation appropriating
$50 to repair the alley on the south side of
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-10-18

THE EXPANsIoNIsTs profess to be
highly gratiied at the report that all
the newly called for regiments, except
the two negro ones, have ieen filed,
aud say the fact that it is so, is due
solely and entirely to the patriotism
that is bubblin all over the country.
Less interested people say it is attrib.
utable to the other fact, that young men
having nothing else to do, and tired of,
or afraid of, being tramps and bummers,
resort to the army as place where,
with little fighting, they can at least
get three square meals day and COM
Portable quarters, until better times at
home, II that shall ever be.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-10-18
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Mr.. George Tolson. of Baltimore, and
Miss Georgia Riley, of Stafford, were
married on Monday, at the brides
home 10 Stafford county.
| Governor Tyler respited Richard
Williams, the murderer of James E
Newman, whose execution at Newport
News was set Tor Friday, until Novem
Der "a.
The oyster shuckers of Norfolk are
rapidly going out on strike, some SOC
now being idle, in consequence Of the
decision of the packers not to employ
any union men after next Monday.
The Medical Society of Virginia
meets at Richmond the "a h instant in
annual session. Among those who will
read papers are DR.. Hugh Mcclure, Of
this city, and DR.. R. 1. Hicks, Of War
rentoD.
William G. Strange, who was promi-
! neDt in educational and literary matters
in Virginia for many years, died yester-
day at the Virginia Hospital, in Rich.
mond, where he had been sick for q
long time.
1t is claimed for Governor Tyler
though he does not say so himself, that
the election of thirty Independents will
give him the nomination for Senator
over Mr.. Martin, but Mr.. Martin is SAN
guine of his reelection.
In the United States District Court
at Abingdon on Wednesday Judge Paul
sentenced five men to the penitentiary
for 10 years each for the murder of
George A Radcliffe, deputy marshal,
who was shot in Russell county On the
% of last June.
Robert Steele, the oldest resident of
Winchester, died yesterday at his
home, in Spring Garden, from old age.
He was born in Dunkeld, Scotland,
ninety.seven years ago, aud before
coming to America was head gardener
for the Duke of Athol.
Mrs. NJ. S. Letcher, widow OF john
Letcher, Virginia's governor from 1860
to 1864. died at Lexington yesterday,
aged seveEty-seven years. She leaves
seven children. She was daughter
of DR.. Reuben Holt, of Augusta county,
and had resided at Lexington the most
of her lifetime.
Mrs. Parke A. Kemp, reliot of the
late Oswald Kemp, of Gloucester
county, died yesterday in New Kent
county, at the residence of her daugh
ter, Mrs. Tabitha @. Walden, on her
seventy-third birthday. She was the
eldest sister of Gen. James @. HaH,
railroad commissioner of Virginia.
Health Officer John Il. Bagby, OF
Newport News, rendered his resignation
to Mayor A. A. Moss yesterday. Dur
ing the yellow fever epidemic at Sol
diers' Home DR.. Bagby was charged
with issuing passes through che qHaran-
tine lines to improper persons for pay.
OF this charge he was e1honorated,
however.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-10-18
How TO Prevent Group.

We have two children who are 7utJec'
to attacks of Group. Whenever an ~.
tack is coming on my wife gives t1eu
Chamberlain's Cough REMEDY aod II
always prevents the attack. |. IL
household necessity in this county a' !,
no matter what else We run out o.,
would not do to be without CnsHoe'3
lain'sCough Remedy. More OF II Is 5o ~,
here than of all any other cough m'u ~,
cines combined.-J NJ NICKLE,ol Mo- r,,
Bros, merchants, NickleviIle' ia. f"'
sale by all Druggists.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-10-18

FUNERAL Of JOHN ]. wILLIAMs.-Thc
funeral OF The late Mayor John J. Williams
Of Winchester, who died in Baltimore on
sunday, took place in Winchester yesterday
afternoon, and was the largest ever econ in
Inst city. Every place of business was
closed and al factories shut down. The ser
vitei werc held in Christ Protestant Episc y.
pal Church Row. Nelson P. Dame rect r,
assisted by Fe,. DR. James Grammer. o o
ficiated. The floral tributes were exceeding.
ly beautiful They included designs firm
the Grand Camp. Confederate Veterans Of
Virginia; the Winchester city council, the,
Turner Ashby Camp, Confederate Veterans;
the Winchester Bar Association, and the
Daughters of the Confederscy. These Or.
CARNATIONS, together with J. E. B. Stuart
Camp, of Berryvile. the entire fre derart.
meut, and representation from the Grard
Camp, formed the funeral cortege. The in.
terment was IN Mount Hebron Gene cry.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-10-18
He Fooled the Surgeons
JOHN w. HEGSDoN.
eecretary for the Sunday School

All doctors told Renick Hamilton, OF
West Jefferson, O., after suffering 70
months from Rectal Fi5tula, he wou'd
die unless costly operation was PEI,
formed; bat he cured himself with I'VE
boxes OF Bucklen's Arnica SalVe, 'ne
surest Pile cure on Earth, and the oe5'
Salve in the World. Ooly 25c a box
Sold by E. S. Leadbeater & Sons, Drug
Ujnta