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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-12-01
Thanksgiving Day
1 q at the Churches.
Observed at the Episcopal, Bap-
tist and Methodist, With APP
propriate Services.

Thanksgiving Day was obverved by
the Episcopal, Baptist and Methodist
churches, when appropriate services
we're held ahdla large number of Green
ville's aDod people assembled 70 re-
turn thany, 10 tie Heavenly f'atfer for
Ills many blessings during the past
wear.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-12-01

They Chased lis pis skin. Raced,
Jumped and Enjoyed Lie.
The Red and Blue Fool Bali Team
Defeated the Yellow aud Black
by a Score of six u Nothing
Basket Ball Game.

The annual hsld games of the
Public Schools were held ii A1h.
letic Park, near the court house,
Thursday Thanksgiving Day.
The pleasure and successes of
the day were somewhat Inarred by
the rain Of the night before, ind
by the heavy, dark clouds which
nung over the feldinring the dav.
Still all entered into tha SPORTS
with vim and determination to
win. NJ
The bad weather kept many
away who would have attended.
consequently the attendance not not as
large as on past occasions
The game Of foot ball between
two elevens selected from The
schools was an interestin. feature
of the day; also was the game Of basket
ball between the young ladies'.
Below we give i llstof winners and
prizes:
First race. Boys of 10Th ind nth
grades: Pepperman's prize, tooth-
pick, Edwin Brill.
Second race. Girls, 9th. 10th hid
11th grades: Leyser & Co.'S prize, gold
cuff buttons, Miss Lizzie Hunt.
Third race Boys It'll, 6th and Sth
grades: Marshall's 8 prize, Jas. Smith.
Fourth race Girls 9th, 7th and 9th
grades Delta Bakery's prize, cakes,
Miss Louraine Middleton.
Fifth race Boys 4th. BIB and 9th
grades: Leaders prize sweater, Ber
ME Brill.
Sixth race Girls lth 5th and 9TH
grades: Solomon Bros, ppize. %
Seventh, Long Jump Boys Of High
School: Romanskg's, Soloman's and
Sacks prizes, handkerchieis Bennett
0'Bannon.
Eighth, Long Jump Girls: Findlay's
prize, perfume, Gertrude Eckstone
Ninth, Egg Race Covert's prize
photographs, Miss Jean Oliver
BOBBY; A, Waldauer's prize, Miss Julia
o'Bannon, because she broke her egg
irst.
Tenth, Long Jump Boys Of Cram
mar School: Mississippi Hardware
10. u prize, knife, Harry Shelton.
Eleventh, High Jump Boys; Brill's
,rize, ties. Bennett O'Banuon.
Twelfth, Doughnut Race Girls: Gill
Iey's prize, book Of poems Miss Julia
)'Bannon.
Thirteenth, High jump Girls:
Netherbee's Hardware Co.'S prize,
5nife, Miss P. Nance.
Fourteenth, Pie Race Robinson's
,rize, puff box, Miss Lorraine Middle
on.
Fifteenth, Kicking Foot Ball Green
ey's prize, .cuff buttons, Lawrence
Blum.
Sixteenth, Bicycle Tonfnament Race
-Greenville Drug Co.'S prize perfume
liffuser, Miss Mary Thomas.
Seventeenth Basket ball red and
,lue, Capt. Hunt; yellow and black,
Japt. O'Bannon. Score: Red aud blue
!, yellow and black 3 Gcyer GO. 2
,rize, two boxes Of cakes.
Eighteenth Football, Red and blue,
)aptain Edwin Brill; yellow and black,
apt. j. Wilczinski. Score, red and
,lue 8, yellow and black o Goyef
,o's prize, three boxes cakes. BOBBY
ireenville Drug Co.'S prize, bottle Of
Sodfrey s cordial.
Oyster supper, singing and dancing
It school No. l to successful contest
Ints and basket and foot ball teams
IN enjoyable affair.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-10-11
Linens.
Lansburgh&Bro.,
42o to 426 Seventh street,
WASHINGTON. DC,

EUCHRE PARTY "A progressive
euchre was given at Odd Fellows Hall
on north Columbus street last evening
under the auspices of Fitzgerald Coun-
Gil, Knights OF Columbus. Euchre was
iudulged in from eight to ten, as was
dancing. The dance was an informal
one and was given for the benefit OF
those who did not play euchre. After
the eucnre refreshments were served.
The prizes awarded were handsome and
we're the donation OF various merchants
of this city. The guests returned home
at late hour, after having spent a
most enjoyable evening. The party
was decided success financially and
otherwise. The number of games play
ed was ten. and Miss May Hoy Winning
the greatest number of games, nine,
was awarded handsome silver water
pitcher. The other prizes awarded
were as follows: Miss Margaret Nor
moyle, lady's umbrella; Mrs. h. E.
Doyle, OF Washington, gas stove; Mrs.
Levi, OF Washington, box of perfume;
Mrs. DIR. German, pair OF house slip
pers; Miss Dorothy Lsnnon, pair OF
house slippers; Mr.. NJ. b. Harlow, fancy
silk vest, valued at $40; Mr.. VIM. l..
Hoy, handsome Waterman foundtein
pee; Mr.. r. l.. CarDe, jr., pair of kid
gloves; Mr.. Edw. Shlnn, box of cigars;
Mr.. JAMES Bayne, silver match box,
aud MIR. John d. NormOyle, a scarf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-10-11
Woodward & LOthrOp,
10th, nth q + SITS, n. W.,
WASHINGTON, u G.

COUNTY ITEMs.-The Supervisors
have served notice upon all the rail-
roads, steam aud electic, running
through the county, to improve their
crossings OF The county roads and make
them as wide as The latter, or be in
dicted.
The Board Of Health has been OF
ganzsd, with Supervisor Ssegmuel.
Ter ss president and DR.. Corbett
as secretary, and ths latter has been
directed to inspect each and all Of the
reported nuisaDces in the county, and
report to special meeting OF the board
10 be held tomorrow night.
John DIgan, as the lowest bidder,
has been awarded the contract for rails
ing above high tide, and mscsdamizinR
the road from the south end of the Long
Bridge to the brick yards.
Pearl Blackwell, the negro who al .
saulted the station keeper and robbed
the till at the Arlington Junction of the
Mt. Vernon electric road, on that and
ewc other charges, has been sentenced
10 eight years 10 the penitentiary.
The case OF the negro Coleman, a
hostler at Fort Myer, who ran down
and killed old Mr.. Burgee, and w0s
acquitted by the coroner's jury before
the life of his victim was extinct, is to
he Investigated by the county sulhori.
ties.
All the Delinquent taxpayers ara to
have personal MT CO served upon them
OF their delinquei cy beore the iDs,itu-
ton of process for the collection OF
their taxes by the Commemorative at.
torney.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-10-11

MONEY LosT.-Mrs. Matte Morris,
who lives at No. 2l2 Wolfe street, had
the misfortune yefterday 10 lose up
wards of 81 900 10 money-her life long
savings. Mrs. Morris for some tune
had carried the money, wrapped in a
hsnGker chief, on her person. 90
Tuesday night on retiring she pinned
the package on the inside of her cape
and laid it on Il table. Yesterday she
put on the cape, without thinking OF
the money, and went about as usual.
During the day she visited two unoc-
cupied houses with the view of renting
one or the other, Last night she sud-
denly remembered her money, but upon
searching for it found that it was gone.
She says that no one bad been 10 her
house with her but her SOL, WIN. Ger.
mann, and she feels satisfied she lost
The money on the street or in one OF
the houses she visited yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-10-11

Personalities Edna Kelly, OF
Alexandria, arrived in the city Tues
day afternoon on visit to her mother,
Mr.. Mary E. Kelly [Lynchbure
News
Mr.. Robert E. Lea, of Rsvensworth,
IL spending a few days 10 Baltimore.
Yesterday he attended The wedding OF
Miss Roberta Boiling, daughter Of the
late Mr.. William Boiling, of Baltimore,
TO Mr.. Robert Goldsborough Henry.
State Senator J. l.. Jeffries, of Cal
pepper, Was in the city today.
Mr.. Otto Portner, OF Strasourg, is in
the city on short visit to his old home.
Mr.. Carl Bohrsus, who has been
quite sick for some weeks, is able to
% about again.
Mr.. w. l.. B. Wheeler, who has been
visiting in Winchester, KY, has return
I'd 10 his home at Wellington, Prince
William county.
Judge and Mrs. T. J. Msckey came here
this evening from Washington, presumably
in quest of a boarding house
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-10-11
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Two circuses ars booked to show in Alex.
audris during this month.
man who was charged with assault for.
feited $40 collateral this morning by failing
to appear in the Pc ice Court
The administrator sale of the personal ef
fects OF tho late n A. simpson was hold this
morning, consisting OF household and kitchen
furniture, store fixtures, stock, sc.
We lave received an invitation 10 attend
the fair and tour lament to be given by the
Farmers Fair Association at Richmond OH
October % and to continue five days.
The Old Dominion Building and Loan As.
socistion OF Richmond has sold to Mr. Robert
Elliott and DR.. q. L Klipstein lot on the
north side Of Doke street west OF West.
The game Of footbs OIL the old fair
grounds yesterday afternoon between the
eleven from Fort Washington aud the Alex.
andria Athletic Association resulted 10 Il
score OF 10 to In favor OF the former.
called meeting OF the Hydrsulion Fire
Company will be he'd at 1870 o'clock ;o-niSht
for the purpose of electing foreman in place
of Mr.. III. A. Downham, who was on Tuesday
night elected Fire Warden.
The ladies of the Luthern Church will give
one of their popular oyster tuppsrs tonight
and tomorrow night at Odd Fellows Hall. 1t
is expected that many will avail themselves
Of the opportunity to emf y Il pleasant even
ing besides good supper.
Mfssrs NJ. Ruben & Sons have received a
new stock OF furniture which Is the largest
and hsndsomest they have ever brought TO
this city, and embraces sll tho new designs
and styles. They have also added a large
number Of handsome pictures to their stock.
Work on the extension and remodeIing of
tie M f. Church South In Del Ray, which
was commenced recently, is progressing fsv-
orally, and, it Is expected, will be complt ted
about the 1st Of November. When finished,
the seating capacity will be double and the
structure will be commodlous and attractive
house of worship. J he improvements will
cost about $500. Pev. F. i. Day is the
pastor.
Bessrs. @. e. Price & Co. will have for tale
In market tomorrow salt water talors, trout,
sheepsherd, white perch and 'ockfsh.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-10-11
D. Bendheim & Sons
3l6 KING STREET

DEAD WHILE DRIvING.-With the
reiDs loosely held in his hand, and sit
ting calmly erect in his carriage with
his feet brsced under the footrod, the
lifeless body of H. o. Hurburt, the
well.known jeweler, OF Philadelphia,
was carried At break neck speed along
the crowded west river drive 10 Fair
mount Park Yesterday afternoon.
From above the Belmont pumping sta.
ton TO almost the Girard avenue bridge,
his runaway horse had been pursued
by Park Guard Stockston, on his wheel,
who seized the bride and stoppd the
terror.sricken animal at the risk of his
own life. To the guards anxious in
quiries the driver made no answer, and
upon lifting him out in his arms, it was
found that the body wss limp and life
less, but still warm He died suddenly
of heart disease.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-10-11

COUNTY DEMOCRATs.-Tbe Bryan,
Veuson and Rixey Club held meet
n' las. Uight in the hall at the race
ueacS, near s.. Assph Junction, In
A,'Ssndria county, and it was largely
''eaded Mr.. Samuel @. Brent was the
principal speaker ana made strong
'p'ecn In favor of the election of the
u7uocrallc ticket. He said he was
s''i''I The democratic ticket in 1896 on
.l' money question, but he regarded
.la' question a. settled now and that
ne paramount questions now were i'm.
peualIsm and trusts. Mr.. Frank Lyon
spoke upon Imperialism. aud warned
tue people that the destruction of the
american republic might be involved
III 'l'' issue. County Chairman Glenn
lI'JI' made short speech in favor
" bryan. Stevenson and Rixey, ex-
pe'Sug The fesr that large standing
a'u'eS and great ordinations, cor
P"uons and trusts would be tie de-
=. ,uc ION aud ruin of our government,
iue cluo decided to hold another meet
.ut al tue same place on October IA
"8p.m.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-10-11

RUMoRs DENIED -Rumors regard
ing a pending combination of the Postal
Telegraph Cable Company, Commercial
Gable Company, Westera Union Tele-
graph Company, and American Bell
Telephone Company with the Tele-
phone, Telegraph and Cable Company
of America are denied by the officers
Of the Postal Telegrah-Cable Company
aud OF the Commercial Gable Company
who say neither company is contem-
plating any such combination and state
that the control of the Postal Tele-
graph Cable Company and of the Com
mercial Cable Company is not for sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-10-11
A CARD FROM REv. B T. PERKINS.
Alexandra, Va Oct. 10, 1900.

hOA4hhifci w we ~, LOW.
To the editor OF he Alexandria Gazette:
Dear sir-My little girl came from school
at noon today crying, having been struck over
the head by white boy with piece OF ron
She does not know the boy The colored
girl, are being interfered with every day by
white boys; thay stone them, push them
roughly and throw their books In cutters
On Columbus street, near King and Duke
streets, Ia fsyorite place. Alfred street is
very bad and It. Asaph street is unsafe.
What is to be done about it? Where are the
poiceP Selt-protection is the first law of ma
ture. Something seriOus may grow out Of
this interference. Habits grow; 4 " hite boy
that would strike a cclored girl for DO ca1se
would strike q white girl for cause Let
bows, " hite or colored, learn to be disrespect-
full and vulgar to females on the stree. OF
elsewhere and they coon bring their manners
and customs b me with them The mothers
OF this city cannot afford TO let these cruel,ies
go or. They will react upon them. The
striking Of a girl Is unmanly, uncvilzed and
bsrbsrous. A stop must be put to IL. sp-
peal to the mothers Of Alexandra to teach
their boys respect for girls while it may be
taught. A appeal to the white ministry of
Alexandria to bring this matter before their
congregations and Sunday schools. Let
us reach the INTELLIGENT and respectable citi-
sens. want TO feel the pulse Of public senti-
ment. The imperialism of today Is public
opinion. What are the white teachers teach
ing2 Ia this conduct q sample. l hope not
Do white mothers approve oft don't be-
lieve it. 1t is q shame and disgrace 20 all
parties concerned if thoy know of it, but /
am pursusded that the seschers, parents,
police and mayor ace sill ignorant of what is
going on, Yoln for pssee.
B +. PERKINS,
Pastor Roberts Chapel, NJ. e Church,
614 south Washington streeI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-10-11
New FlannelS.

The stock Is complete. Nothing that we
have considered desirable is missing, Special
reference is made to the
NEW on TING FLANNELs.
They are all cotton, but look more like the
wool flannel than ever before. These are
suitable for psjamss night shirts, wrappers
dressing sscques, night gowns petticosts, and
children's undergsrments. 81 inches wide.
10c and 13 ID a yard.
Also choice line OF Flsnneettes in polka
spots, stripes, flour de ia bowknots, aud 9TH
or designs. 30 inches wide.
15c yard.
Second floor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-10-11

Notwithstanding the
very inClement wealth.
or, we take this oCCa-
sion to thank the hum
dreds who attended
our opening and to as
sure them such ex-
pressions of good will
deserve nothing less
than the very best
values at the lowest
possible prices. All the
energy we possess will
be devoted tothat end,
and you may be sure
always of finding here
uneQualed bargains.
Look daily for our
advertisement, which
will keep you in close
touch with the many.
bargains we shall sell
during the fall and
winter season.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-10-11
MANY Thanks,

81 wish to express my thanks to the
manufacturers of Chsmberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrnoea Remedy for
having put on the nsrket such won
derful medicine" says w. w. Msssin-
gill, OF Beaumount, Texas There are
many thousands OF motbe 8 whose child.
rem have been saved from attacks o.
dSsentery and cholera infantum who
must also feel thankful. 1t is for sale
by ell druggists.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-10-11

METHODIST GATHERING.-The adj
dress before the Missionary Institute
and Epworth League Conference of the
Washington district, Methodist Episco
pal Church, South, 10 Lsesburg, Tues
day night, was by Rev, !. Il, Boyd,
presiding elder OF the district. who
spoke on "Methodism-The Educa-
tional Revival" and was eloquent sud
instructive in his presentation Of his
subject. at the Epworth League Con-
ference today Rev. E. V. Register de-
livered an ADDRESS on junior work.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-10-11

SANDBAGGED AND KILLED "A let
Ter was received in this CITY few days
ago by Mr.. Charles B. Marshall
from Mr. E. M. Dslano, now living
in Granite CITY, ILL.,, stating that Mr.
a. M. Smith, who formerly lived 10
this CITY, was san bagged aud robbed
in s.. Louis about ten days ago, and
died three days later. The deceased
will be remembered ss the Master Me
chanic of the Southern Railway shops
in this city some years ago, having sue
ceeded the late James Waddey.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-10-11

wv. NVi LEARNING TRADEs.-The ques-
, oS Oh who will b. the skilled me.
s,,. Of the near future is attracting
~ throughout the entire coun
~!, 70 where one will he will see
bn n, vas OF idle boys and young men,
W. ", lew OF whom want to learn a trade,
s ssl lne mere mention of apprentice.
Mp NJ 10 them would arouse their anger.
m aauy want a job for a day or two to
S SaSe dollar or so, but few will buckle
s sUNu 10 hard work. In this city is this
mD pey noticeable. But few young
s se1 are learning any Of the trades now l.,
st 10 Uus OF the best known timers said
.S o" uays since that he did not know
pss So VOID Dvcome of his line OF bust.
i,r 9OVu' as not single young man so
tnsmith. was iearn'ne 10 10
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-10-11

MORE NEW HOUSES. The Perpetual
Building Association has purchased the
lot and old building on the west side OF
Pit street between Duke aud Prince
from Mrs. Nj. Carlin aud will erect
On the site two handsome three story
brick dwellings in addition to the four
others which are TO be erected adj DIN.
ing. This will fill up the gap in that
square and thus make it one OF the
handsomest residential tqusres in tfV
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-10-11

NILITARY.-As stated 10 yesterdays
G. ,,e, d meeting of the officers of the
s.ssntieih regiment was held at the
am)ry in Redmond yesterday and
W. attended ny twenty-nine out of
trg-tour officers. There are two va
cqi.s Of captain in Companies II and
+ Of Richmond oCcssioned by the death
Of Captain Vaughan an the reslgns-
ulo Of Captain Hlrdwick. Captain
james Z King OF Alexaudrie, the eenior
officer presided, and entire harmony
p.glded the meeting. q w. Auder-
so Of Richmond, was elected Colonel,
and F. G.. Sc,uggs, of Lychburg, Lieu
t.aal. Colonel. F r the first battalion
(Rc1monl) w B. Russell, of R CHI
N nd wa elected Major; for the sec md
b4t 4ion DR.. w. NJ. Smith, of AIexsn
dda, vas chosen, and for the third w
J. Perry, OF stanton, was elected.
AHer MS election, Col. George Wayne
Anderson was notified by committee.
he thanked the officers for their court
esy, and tlen assigned the battalions rs
follows:
Fr't-Companies A, B, F, and H, ell
Of Richmond.
Seo)nd-Compsuies G., L. d. and c,
Of Alexandria, Fredericksburg, Char
loresviIle and Richmond, respectively
Plrd-Compsuies K, E, l, and NJ,
oiS.AuntOu, Lynchburg, Farmville, and
DaayIIe, respectively.
Major Smith was surgeon-msj Or oftne
InTd Virginia during the Soaush war.
be has for for long time been con.
neced with the military of the State,
aud h@ many friends say will make a
good officer
The new Ssyentv.irst regiment was
irnally organized at Norfolk. Capt.
Alexander NJ. Higgins, of Norfolk, was
eec ed colonel, aud Capt. Q. @. Vaughn
o. franklin, Northumberland.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-10-11

poI1rlcAL An acj)uroei "a ing
.I,.c.y democratic comu G." I'D
,,,s working committee OF the Bryan,
.,.,srson and Rixey Club will be held
.'o,,br 10 Sarepta Hall, when reports
committees viii be heard.
chairman Carter, OF the city commit
~ mas received a letter from Hon.
T,bo Goode, stating that he would be
LA 70 address the citizens of Alexan-
T., either on Monday or Tuesday
eg.niDg next. In response to a letter
writ ca oy Mr. Carter ne has received
Ibe following:
Washington, D. c, Oct 10, 1900.
II. O.csr +. Carter, lexandris. Va:
nsrSI-I have your letter Of yesterday
.,,.,dru. % me, 1t the request OF many citi.
,-.. o.. Alexandria su invitation to speak
.,en,glt next week 10 your people on the
.'ii =. issues Of the day. / appreciate the
t,,nctiop Of your inv tstion, aud regret to
s.rs 10 ssy hat am not enlisted in the pre-
..,, e,myag1 in any other capacity than as
vi,els,s private so der, and hence must
"a, ina tbs iuvitst on. Very truly yours,
HOLMES CONRAD.
The cty committee met yesterday
fc.nipg when Mr.. c. G. Carlin and S.
& Brent, representing those who are
e.ting up he barbecue to be held here
On the 2ltn, appeared to discuss the
m,.ier with the committee. They
.n,ei tat the committee would not
he asked or expected to defray any
rsr of me expense OF the barbecue,
In. ,n,t their sanction OF the affair was
Desirable. The following was adopted :
Where's an invitation has bsen extended
20 ,be d mocratic committee by the demo
e, 3, xho propose 10 hsve a demo ratio bar
belsOa 0tlbsr "a to attend the barbecue
therefore be 1t
Resolved, Z hst this com mittee does hereby
scent said invitation and will promote the
~. ass oil TIE same by ali means in Its power,
All tie cha IMAM of the demo ratio CON-
m..ee s hereby authorized to invite speakers
70, tie occasion in the name OF the commit.
,es aad To invite the participation Of al the
u-er democratic Orgsniz atoms in the city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-10-11
New Paris
Neck FiXin0S.

Many exquisite nav things will be shown
today FOR the fret time Paris elegancies just
received from across the ocean - duplicates Of
which are now displayed in the Paris shops.
There are most beautiful effects for neck
adornment, and multitude OF exquisite
pieces to decorate the shoulders and front OF
the costume.
Special attention Is directed to our superb
assortment of Liberty Silk Squares, in plain
pastel tints.
First floor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-10-11

TO CURE a COLO IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BRoMo QUIEINE TABLETS
All druggists refund the money If 1t fails tC
cure E w. GROVES signature On each
hox Doc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-10-11

Cs,TaER PROBABILITIES -For this So =
Or tonight; increasing cloudiness, prob
~ ,ain Pr day afternoon or night; light to
> North o esst winds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-10-11
How Are Your Kidneysf
DR. Hobbs Sparagus Pills cure all kidney Ills Sam
ole tree Add Sterling Remedy Co, Chicago or n. Y.

Do not get scsred if your heart troubles
you. Most kelly you suffer from indiges-
ton. Kodol Dy spepsis Cure digests what
you eat and gives the worn out stomach per;
feet rest 1t is the only preparation known
that com pletely digs SITS sll classes of foo g;
that is why it cures the worst cases Of indi'
aes ton and stomach trouble after everything
else has failed. Ii may be taken in al cons
ditions and cannot help bat do You good.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-10-11
LOCAL MATTERS.

,..s. tomorrow NJ $50 m ana
,rat Sal pm High water 1T 1o;1o g. IN.
.o3 1895 Pc M.