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ASSAULTED BY STRIKERS.
President of the New Fra OF Labor
Injured.

BUFFALO, April 2s.-M r. Jordan.
President OF the New Era OF Labor. A" has
been furnishing men TO take the place Of
strikers at the Union Dry Docks This
morning he Was assaulted by strikers and
but for his rescue by police officers might
have suffered severely al their hands.
He l. now in the hospital but his injuries
are not serious
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KipIing returns 90 ENGLAND,

LONDON, April 2S.-The steamer Tan
TALON Castle arrived at Southampton this
evening from South Africa. Among her
passengers were Rudyard Kipling and fam
ilv
The evening times., 1900-04-28
Fire Protection fer Congress Height

The Senate today passed Senate bill SslS.
appropriating s2o5O0 for the erection Of a
suitable house and the purchase OF a chem
zeal engine at Congress Heights. d g
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Chesnkeape Bench-

Daily excursion trains commence MAY I Te,vo
Chesapeake jet. 10 a. m. and ; p m Leave
Beach, 1850, 1880 and 6;S0 p. m - cents rer-d
Trip Take Columbia ear
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TAKEN UP IN THE HOUSE.
The Senate Bill Regarding the
Treaty With Spain

The Senate bill to carry out the provis-
ions Of Section VII Of the Treaty of Peace
with Spain, was taken up under a special
order
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FEVER AT KIMBERLEY
The Town Health officer Urges Re-
nioNaI of the Camps

KIMBERLEY. April .S.-Fresh mounted
troops continue to arrive. The medical
officer OF the town urges the board Of
health TO appeal to the military authori-
ties to remove the camps and hospitals
from the town on account of the serious
prevalence of enteric fever The new
cases average twenty week.
The evening times., 1900-04-28
CanceIIation of Water Main Tin1c,

Mr.. Mudd has introduced a bill providing
for the cancellation Of water-maiz taxes on
the Talburtt property on Nicholas Avenue.
Anacostia.
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An Interesting Place.

Chesapeake Beach on the Bsy Nev resort.
Train leaves Chesapeake Jct. tomorrow. SUNDAY.
1880 a. N. 20 cents round trip Take Colusnbia
car
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SI.23 10 Baltimore and Return 81 ..
Via Pennsylvania Railroad

Tickets on sale Saturday and sunday. AnrsI
= aud ~. good 20 return until Monday. AuriI m
All trsins except Congressional Limited
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Norfolk q washington s,eau,,oa, 60

Delishtfsl sIips daily a. e;sc p. N, to Old Point
eFnioTt Newport News Norfolk. and Virginia
Beach. For schedule see page :
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PRICE ONE Cent.
FOR 4 REVISION OF LAWS
The House Passes a Bill Affecting
United States Statutes.

First COdiGeation In Many Years,
Cumbersome Provisions to Rs
Eliminated From the General Bn-
Hctments-ScOpe of the Measure as
AdoPted-COmmfttee Amendments.
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Don't Forget chesapeake Beach.

Train leaves Chesapeake Jct tomorrow. sun
day. 1880 a. Beautiful riSe and 6ae outing
50 cents round trip Take Cohimsi. car
The evening times., 1900-04-28

New Piastering Laths- just in. S:.-50
PEI I.eo0 Bright and kin dried. J. LiBbe. 4 Co.
The evening times., 1900-04-28

Large stocks bought before ADVANCES
mean lev prices to our trade. +. Libbey 4 Co.
The evening times., 1900-04-28

81 81 per Ie0 So 1T. for Flooring.
ali one width Dressed sides at 9th and \. Y
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PEDRO PATERNo CAPTURED.
Head of the Filipino Assembly tn
Ken PrsS

Ken Prisoner.
MANILA. April 2S-(6:O5 p. m.).-Pedro
Palermo. vho was the head Of the Filipino
National Assembly was captured bv
American troops on Wednesday last at An
tomac. southeast of Trinidad
He was i'll and the soldiers carried him
on litter TO Nsguilian. in ZambaIes Pro-
vince Lizon
The evening times., 1900-04-28

Best Scsrds i'm town emily <I.6O
per 100 feet Bright and Kiln dried. 9Th and
y. \. ave.
The evening times., 1900-04-28
Sl.25 to Baltimore and Return vi,
H. a d. Saturday and Su,..

april ss and %, good for return until folloxire
MONDAY Tickets good en- al trains except Royai
Limited.
The evening times., 1900-04-28
A FUND FOR OTTAWA.
The Lord Mayor of London Decides
to Take subscriptions.

LONDON. April 2S.-The Lord Mayor has
decided to open fund for the relief Of
the sufferers by the ottawa FIRE
The evening times., 1900-04-28
Ask ,uur aruzziss for kr~toI.

Carpenters aIUayS get lowest bids
IN their iis;s It the FIienGly Corner, 9Th as
y Y axe
The evening times., 1900-04-28

Hymns business College, sth and II.
S-CensGs ofhee Examinsiion-S
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Lumber Prices still quite reasonable
It the Friendly Corner 9th aud y. y. ave.
The evening times., 1900-04-28

ous-of-town customers receive
prompt mail estiastes. wIiie to Frank Libbey
4 Co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-06-29
FAIRFAX NOTES.

As usual, many of the horses from
Hampton" Mr.. Courtlsnd II. Smiths
stock farm near the Theological Semi
nary, took prizes at the Upperville Colt
Show this year.
Attorney General A. ]. Montague
has consented to make an address here
on the occasion of the Confederate re-
union, September 1lth and 18th and
Mr.. Armistesd G. Gordon, Of StauntoD,
will read an original poem.
The farm containing about SO acres
of land with good dwelling house. barn
and other outbuildings thereon, situat-
cd 10 Mt. Vernon district, Fairfax coun-
ty, property of the late Gao. Bayliss,
was sold on Saturday to Mr.. Joseph
Fahenline for 81 ,625.
Rev. Mr.. Walker, OF Hague, Wsst-
moreland county, has accepted call to
ZION Episcopal church, OF this place, to
ill the vacancy created by the recent
resignation of Rev. w. II. K. PeDdle'
ton. Mr.. Walkers charge will also
embrace the church at Vienna and the
Chapel OF Good Shepherd.
Mr.. Geo. w. Hawxhurst, through the
influence of Hon. Park Agnew, has
been appointed to position in the T.
6. Census Office, Mr.. HswxhUrst
rendered his resignation as mayor o.
Falls Church, to axe effect as soon b:
his successor was elected and qualified
Mr.. w, NJ. Ellyson was elected to fiji
the vacancy Herald.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-06-29
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITlES.>

The Government has placed an order
with the Bethlehem Pa. Steel Company
for number of ten aud twelve-inch
breech loading rifles, to be sent to China.
The explosion Of an oil stove partial
ly destroyed the homo OF Andrew Pan
eboeg 10 Reading Pa, today. Peneboeg
IL convslescing from typhoid fever but
rescued his wife by earring her to q
second floor widow, from which he
dropped her into the arms of men wait
ing to receive her, Then he jumped and
was saved in the same way. Both were
slightly burned.
The Philadelphia grand jury which return.
ed its presentment today, severely censured
the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad which 1t holds
is guilty Of criminal negligence" in connec.
ton with the recent fatal tunnel wreck there.
Advices fro n Chefo state that no Methodist
! missionaries have been murdered there.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-06-29
THE CHINESE TROUBLES.

Admiral Seymour, according to a
dispatch from Shanghai, lost 81 killed
and 312 wounded OF bis force which
left Tienlsio on June 10 for PeklD. His
men had Is days of continuous fighting
and were on quarter rations part of the
time.
A large body of international troops
mas taken up new advance from Tien-
tsin to Pekin. Twelve .housind have
already landt d and 10000 more, most
ly Japanese, are about 10 land.
10 the capture of Tientsin last Satur-
day the Americans lost 3 killed and 2
wounded.
A dispatch from Wei Hal Wei, the
British fortress at the mouth of the
Gulf of Pechili, says that from official
sources it is learned that the foreigners
in Pekin were safe June %. WI
Ting Fang, Chinese Minister at
Wa lbington, has received a dispatch
from Lii Hung Chang at Canton
saving that the foreign Ministers ARE
now u miles from Tientsin with Admi-
raj seymour, Uut tDiS 10 uooo,ou' l..
is believed that the Ministers did not
join Seymour's column.
In Washington the view ia taken that
state of war does not exist in China.
There is disposition to believe that
the trouble will soon abate and that
communication with Pekin will be re-
stored to Its normal condition. A num-
Der OF offers to raise volunteer troops
are being refused. To these the answer
is returned that they cannot be accept
ed unless Congress declares war.
The continued silence OF United States
Minister Conger leads the Washington
authorities to the suspicion that bis
movements are hampered, notwith'
standing the assurances OF LII Hung
Chang and Minister WI that q state OF
war does not exist.
TIE Vorwaerts, Berlin newspaper
states that the Russian War Ministry
has sent out secret orders for the mob
liz ition of the Cars entire army.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-06-29
COURT OF APPEALS.

In the Court of Appeals at Wythe-
Vile on Wednesday Smiths ex'or. vs.
Powell, trustee, was argued and sub
mitted. Randolph Macon Academy vs..
Bedford City, WAS partly argued.
The decision handed down by the
court yesterday in the companion CAGES
of Belvin vs. the City Of Richmond and
Hundley We. The same are OF some i'm
portance. The two cases were carried
from the Chancery Court to the Gu
preme Court on petition for appeal.
The Supreme Court held that no APP
peal could be taken, thus holding that
the ruling of the ChsuCery Court was
correct. Belviu and Hundley own
property 10 Lee district. They ques'
toned the legality of the assessment OF
the property upon improvements made
by the city. Ii was shown that the
| improvements were made at the re-
quest OF the property owners, and
Judge Lamb sustained the city. This
J decision of the Supreme Court makes II
quite clear that the city can collect the
assessments against property in Lee
district, 80 far as owners petition fol
improvements. Whether propelty
owners who did not petition for i'm
provements are liable is still an oper
question.
Following is summary OF the de-
cisioDs rendered:
Judge James Keith:
Kelly VS.. Hamblen; Circuit Court o
Wise county, Reversed.
Judge K. II. Cardwell
Sands administrator VS.. Durham
Circuit Court OF Giles county. Re
versed.
Ward VS.. Reason; Circuit Court Of Let
county. Affirmed.
Judge John A. Buchanan
Kelley VS.. Lebigh Manufacturing
Company; Circuit Court of Wise coun
ty. Reversed.
Max Meadows Land and Improve
ment Company vs.. McGavock; Clrcui
Court OF Wythe county. Affirmed.
Judge George M. Harrison:
| Fry ct al. vs.. Showers ct al; Circui
Court of Bland county. Reversed.
| flTRlulh, ltuHCtSob huu OpiOhho
&C., Company Va. McClelland; Clrcui
Court of Wise county. Affirmed.
Hot Springs Company VS.. Rucker'
administrator; Circuit Court of Bail
county; writ of error and supersedeas
bond 5000.
Fidelity Loan, &C., Company We. En-
gleby, &c.; Circuit Court OF Roanoke
appeal and supersedeas; bond $500.
Pace vs.. Norman; Corporation
Court of the city of Lynchburg; appeal
bond 5000.
Martin VS.. Commonwealth; Count.
Court of Amherst court; writ OF erro
refused.
Belvin VS.. city of Richmond; Chan
Gerry Court OF the city of Richmond
appeal refused.
Hundley VS.. city OF Richmond; Chan
Gerry Court of the city of Rich mond; ap
peal refused.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-06-29
VIRGINIA NEWS.

At Natural Bridge, yesterday, Cor
gresham J. M. Quarles. Of Staunton,
slipped and fell, breaking his left arm.
A portion of the old Exchange Hotel
in Rich mond, the most historic hosiery
Ia the S )uth, is to be converted into o
dry goods store.
A close personal friend of Hon. John
w. Daniel says the Senator weuid &C
cept the democratic nomination Tor
Vice President if rendered him.
Miss Elsie Love, daughter OF DIR. and
Mrs. w. S. Love, of Winchester, was
married 10 DR.. J. Wilton Hope, OF
Hampton, last evening in the Winches-
ter Presby terian Church.
Governor Tyler has granted condi-
tional pardon to Webb Burton. convict
ed of horse stealing in Frederick county
| in January, 1898, and sentenced to four
wears 10 the penitentiary.
Miss Evellna Moore Prescott. daugb-
ter of BeDja Prescott was united In
marriage at Lynchburg yesterday 10
Mr.. James Hampton McGavock, Of
Fort Chiswell, Wythe county.
The six men arrested by Baldwin's
detectives charged with robbery OF
Norfolk and Western cars at Toms
Creek and Coeburn, were tried at Wise
| Court House yesterday and all sent to
the penitintiary.
Fire broke out yesterday afternoon
| In the dry kins OF the Suffolk oawmill
Company at Suffolk and 100000 dam.
age was done. The engine Of the local
fire department broke down and an
extra engine arrived from Norfolk at II
O'Clock. A residence block took fire
but was saved.
The North Carolina Pine Lumber AS
ISOLATION, which has repeatedly advan
ced the price of it's product, at meet
ling held in Norfolk yesterday, decided
upon a reduction, the extent OF which
was not announced for publication, II
several of the inferior grades. The cur
tsilment OF production decided upor
several months ago, however, was con-
tinued.
| Governor Bsckham. of Kentucky, q
the instance of T. G. Campbell, hal
made requisition on Gov. Tyler, for aGo'
bel suspect, whose name is withheld
| It is said this arrest will surprise the de
J Tense. Frsnklin county officers LEI
last night for Richmond. Green Gold
On. indicted as u Goebel sccomplice, wa
last night lodged 10 Jail In Frankfort
Ky. He was arrested at bis home IL
Knox county.
I The contest for the democratic nomi
nation Tor he State Senate in the dis
trict composed of Orange, Madison
Culreper and Rappahsnnock counties
promises to DO q lively one between
Mesers. George S. Shaokelford, o
Orange, and p. II. O'Bannon. OF Rap
pahannock. Senator j. L. Jeffries will
not ask to be renomiDated, as he is
candidate for the nominstion for at
torney general of the State.
Between one aud two o'clock yester
day morning Policeman Niles, of Mar
tiusville, surprised two men attempting
| TO break into the rear OF the Farmers
. Bank. He fired two shots at them, bu
they escaped. They left three sticks
dynamite, lot of blasting powder, fus
and caps. Ole ofthem dropped stra,
hat, and it is recognized by DIR. X. h
Lee as being the hat Of tramp with
q deformed hand, who was IN town las
Saturday night begging.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-06-29

ANOTHER SHOOTING SCRAPE.-A
young white man from Fsuquier named
Henry Spinks, was found, Friday night,
at an unoccupied building on the prem
ises OF Mr.. Thomas 5. Harrison, on the
CeDtreville pike, near this place. When
Mr.. Harrison approached him, Spinks
fred at him five times, and then start
ed to run. Mr.. Harrison fired once in
return, and then pursued him until
Spinks ran into bsrbed wire fence and
was caught. On Saturday be was COM
mitted to jail by Squire 10 4. Taylor.
He claims that he was intoxicated and
did not know what he was doing. He
was travelling on bicycle, but was not
80 drunk that he couldn't ride. Ifthere
are any more bad men from Fauquier
who want to distinguish themselves In
Fairfax, it ia to be hoped that they will
"pitch' in before the next grand jury
term OF the court, when they will re-
ceive due attention. - Fairfax Herald.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-06-29
NEWS OF THE DAY.

The Boer ENJOYS sailed for Europe
Yesterday after a Ruthless mission to
this country.
The British consul at Manila reports
that the Chinese are gradually monopo.
lizing all the retail trade.
Assistant Secretary of War Meikle-
John announces his candidacy 10 sue
coed United Senator Thurston, OF Ne
braska.
In the battle 10 the bush near Poassi,
Gold Coast Colony, the British lost six
officers and eighty-seveu men and the
Ashantis lost fifty killed and many
wounded.
Fire in the cigar factory OF f. Hor-
WITT & Co., in Baltimore last night, re-
suited 10 a damage by fire and water
estimated by Mr.. Horwitz to aggregate
about $4,000.
Lord Roberts reports two small hghts
In which the Beers were defeated. 10
one of the skirmishes, seven miles
north of Seneksl, ten British were
killed and three wounded.
The prohibition national convention
at Chicago, yesterday placed in nomi-
nation for President John q. Woolley,
of Illinois, and for Vice President
Henry B. Metcalf, of Rhode Island.
Miss Mary KuenzIe, of Newark, N
j., is believed to be the young woman
| who jumped from the Bay Line steamer
Georgia, and drowned herself 10 the
bay off Chesapeake Beach on Wednes
day night. 1t is said Miss Kuenzle was
engaged to DO married to Berthe
Watcher, also Of Newark, and that sht
left home because her father would mol
consent to her marriage.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-06-29

A TERRIFIC COLLISION. "A strange
accident, by which one man lost his life
aud two other men we're severely In
iured, OCCURRED yesterday evening oD
the Norfolk ard Virginia Beach divis
ion of the Norfolk aud Southern Rail-
road A switch engine backing out at
high speed met in the suburbs an in
coming express from VIRGINIA Beach,
which was making nearly fifty miles an
hour. The Two came together with an
awful crash, causing CONSERVATION
among the hundreds of passengers on
the express train and killing
Fireman Savage, Of the freight en-
gine. Sivape's body was frighfully
mangled. Eogineers CULLEN, OF the
freight, aud Purcell, OF the passenger
engine, jumped and although hurt they
will recover. Quillen was ordered te
run behind an outgoing passenger train
He misunderstood his orders, went
ahead of time and forgot about the pas
senger train which met and crashed into
him. Before the crash he reversed the
lever on his engine and jumped. Toe
battered engine after the smssh-up came
to Norfolk at frightful speed, with
neither fireman nor engineer aboard
and ramming passenger Car at toe de-
pot, wrecked it and then stopped.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-06-29

BRYAN's NOMINATION "A dispatch
from Kansas City says: The first thing
that will be done after the democratic
national convention is called to order
Oh July 4 will be the informal nomipst-
ion Of William Jennings Bryan for Pre-
sident by scclsmatiou.
This has been decided upon. As soon
as 1t Is done, Mr., Bryan will be tele-
graphed for, and he will come from Lin
den on special train, to address the
convention on Friday.
On Thursday, the second day of the
convention, the set nominating speeches
will oe made, the silver leader will be
formally nominsted for President, and
the convention will then turn Its at.
tention to the selection ofthe Vice. Presi
Dental candidate, which will be effected
on that day. A platform will also be
adopted and nothing will be left t.
do except to listen to Bryan's speech
on Friday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-06-29
objects

PEOPLE from this country who nave
returned from the Paris Exposition say
the American part Of 1t Is an utter AND
entire failure, end that the million and
a half dollars appropriated for 1t by the
American Congress. was that much
thrown away. Bat it must not be for
gotten that the American commissioner
aud his large number of deputies, hsc
to be amply provided for, end that the
taxpavers seem to be willing to bear
not only patiently but willingly any
amount of taxation that may be im
nosed upon them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-06-29

AND NOW the long existing mechan'
ics' strike 10 Chicago, that has para
lied slI building operations there FOL
several months, and that has driven
thousands of workmen from that, tc
other cities, to find employment, has
ended. as the summer is half gone, anc
the strikers began to think there woult
be anything else than pleasure In com
mencing next winter with no money
and no work. They have had Ions
vacation, but a disastrous one, ant
thew only have been the safferers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-06-29

ALARGE force Of Japanese laooreff
at work on the Southern Pacific raj
road 10 California, were driven by 9
mob to a southbound train last Monday
forced aboard it, and told they would
come back at the risk of their lives
They we're carried 70 the next town
and put off, without a cent of money,
and g arted further south on foot. But
the Japanese feet has not yet bonn
barded San Francisco.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-06-29

No WONDER American college de
grees are ridiculed In all civilized coun-
tries. when that Of doctor OF laws has
lust been conferred by Kenyon College
Ohio. upon President McKinley's man
aver. Mr.. Marcus A. Hanna. Before
the revolution of 1861, such degrees
brought honor and respect to those up
on whom they were conferred, but 1t is
not 40 now. The intervening years
have changed sill things, even those In
respect of honor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-06-29

THE American Asissic Association
SAYS more ships and more men are
needed 10 China. But the American
government has q minister and consuls
10 China, and military and naval COM
mapders close by, who, 1t is only natu'
raj to suppose, would be better quail
fed than the association referred to, to
cav whether or not such reinforcements
are really requisite and necessary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-06-29
FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE % 1890.

No PEACEFUL Americans have oeen
killed in China, but several OF those
who went there as soldiers and marines
have been. They wouldn't have gone
except on orders issued by Mr.. Mckin'
Law and there was no good reason why
he should have sent them there. de
Is. therefore, responsible for their IN
timely death, and must be held to that
responsibility. A man who brings on
q righteous war can not be blamed ioi
Its losses, but it is entirely different
with one who provokes conflict te
promote his own individual and selhsf
ohiacts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-06-29

THE Chinese prime minister says the
United States "want no territory be-
longing to China" II he were as dis
corning as he has the credit OF being,
he would have waited awhile before
making such a statement. Before the
Spanish war, President Mckinley said
the acquisition Of single inch of the
territory then belonging to Spain would
be ''criminel aggression"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-06-29

A NORTHERN expansionist and pro-
motef of civilization, humanity and
Christianity. Gays the best place for
missionary to plead with the heather
is on a gunboat. Why certainly! Smite
the heather hip aud thigh, snd shoot
Christianity into them with dynamite
Suus-that's the modern American
Christian way of expanding the scope
of civilization and humanity.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-06-29

Wheat declined to the extent Of four
cents a bushel 10 Baltimore yesterday,
having closed at Sit, as compared with
S54 on the previous day. Corn was
also easier, spot being off one-fourth a
cent q bushel, and July and August
one-half of one cent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-06-29
LADIES CAN WEAR SHOES

one size smaller after using Aliens Foot
Ease, q powder to be shaken into the shoes.
It makes tight or new shoes feel easy gives
instant relief TO corns and bunioIe e. It's the
greatest comfort discovery of the age Cures
and prevents cwoll IN feet, blisers callous and
sore spots. Aliens Fo5t- Ease is a certain
cure Tor swesting, hot aching feet. At all
druggist, and shoe stores. 25c. Trial pack.
age FREE by mail. Address Allen 3. Ohm
sted, lie Roy, N. Y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-06-29

Tom Shsrkey, the pugilist, denies the story
that he Is TO be married in the near future TO
Miss Lillian Bauer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-06-29

DeWrt's Little Early Bisers sre famous
little pills for liver and bowel troubles. New.
or grippe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-06-29

To Cure Constipation. Forever.
Take Clscsrets Candy Cathartc. 10c or 25c
4 g G. G. tail 70 cure. druggists refund mooe1