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TIE lire b1rn6rs ol San Jacinto. Cal.
les crude On 81 fael IN piacs d wood
and coal
Three hundred ard twenty-five miles
IN a day e the record for q sailing
shlp. $50 for q steamer.
III boring for 81 at Beaumont, Tex.
Il h reported that = vein Of pure sui
phur seventy feet thick was diseoT-
sred-
French Biskra, On the edge Of the
sahara desert, Is lighted BY electric
light AZ night, and contains half b
cozen very good hotels.
Nearly all the Kitchens Of the better
class of residences In sydney, Aus
tralia, are on the top 1o0f. and the
clothes are dried on the roof.
A perplexed Jury IN a criminal ease
in Georgia the other day brought In
the following verdict: I'VE, the jury,
ind the prisoner almost guilty"
New Orleans, with 700 miles oi
streets, 1900 arFests q q year and
q large floating. turbulent eoIorsd
population. has only three hundred p0-
licsmon.
Nearly oo0. 0oe square miles, or about
80 per cent Of the area o. the United
States. has BEEN mapped BY the ex-
psrts Of the United States Geological
Survey daring the last twenty years.
An aluminium resonator 70 take the
place OF the wooden belly OF the vio-
lin has been devised BY 4 Londonsr
named Str0h. The volume Of tone OBJ
tanned e said 70 be greater than that
In the ordinary violin.
A great falling-oG is noted IN the
British tin-plate trade. At the end Of
March 29S mills were running, a.
against as mills a year ago, and the
number Of Eorkmsn was 1890, In
stead Of 1900 in March, 1900.
A diamond thief was given twenty
lashes at Dover. Del, the other day
before the largest crowd ever seen
there ct a whipping. The man stole
4 500 diamond shirt stud from a doc
tor on March s, the closing day Of the
last Delaware legislature.
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- 20 80.

s the Initiated know, almost any
aEDant Of money desired nay Be
spell Cor = jardinere. but 4 Is posi-
Did 8 obtain artistic plant holders for
. 80 With tRo reach q ordinary
Bu
HoEse plants have become neces-
aIlF n every household which makes
ang prs1snss of refinement and srtis-
20 SuituTs ana tie beauty q the
fern or TIE rgbh= slant Il
~ enhanced BY q handsome 7ar-
re
s. gigniacant that these isrfi-
-that is, the moderate-priced
o-Wsre ne7er nnre attractive than
q he present time, and there appars
@ q docided tine, leaning toward
81 t0ned green. old rose and sub
dn1 yellow tints IN simple bit eject
fFe decorative form.
e lefsst suggestion for the ar
ment az spring towers fof IN
do decoration Is 70 take mix pan
enc cover d win Ereon enamel paint
81 fe. center place = palm o. ether
sa plant. range hyaelnths. ionQuils.
ne1us q tullr1 n pts aroun1 It
and bank the rpaces betVesn with
lre1 green mss ne plants nay bs
uatared O. this receptacle ana
~ lcok extremely wen nasssd n
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a VERY susY sAsY,
Erlsk Of = Moshst EAaa LsSksG Lhs
IaDosltioa.


Iapssltisa.
There Is an infant In Washington
who, when he gets old enough . Rad
about sisyphus, win know how 20
sympathize with that mythical Greek.
Baby was not In sVidencs on a certain
afternoon when q contributor called
On his mamma and. as the Newspaper
woman writes. she asked II he we're
ssleep. oh. nc" answered the moth
e., ''he's vide awake, but he's busy
tust nov, and babies neYer cry when
thsy ara husy." OF course I made in
qulry Is 70 what baby Of ten months
could possibly Be busy about. and the
room that I might see for myself.
There. on the rug. spread where the
sun would catch Il, sat his little lord
aaip, IS sober aB q Judge, doing-Why,
you'd never guess what that blessed
child was doing. Hig hands had bean
ameaFed with some sticky substance
Get rs hope e vac innocsnt), and 70
enc Of them stuck q dozen tiny feath-
en. Baby sraysiy picked the fsath-
ers OF his left hand With his right
and then IS solsmnly set 70 work %
pick them OF his right hand with HIS
left Ny mother always kept her
babies quiet thar way" said the young
matron. "and I End Il works beaut-
fully With Algernon. always Ak his
hands 80 VIXEN expect company. ana
hen sit for hours trying 70 st the
feathers or ofer this plan for the
bene1t of perplexsd mothers. but a.
TIE same tine think it's q mighty
mean advantage 70 take q the pa
lienes Of an Innocent ehild.-WaHh-
ingtcn Pest
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woMAM 81 DlsAovANrAoE.

AEakss Eistnkss ThroaEh Liultsd KnoWl-
sdrs 81 sooial GssEraphy.
Woman e always more OF leas AZ q
disadvantage. She is seldom absolutely
sure o. her footing. The world Is full
Of unsuspscted quicksands into which
she may fall through a limited knoWl-
edge OF social geography. she has .
keen sense Of her limitations and
makes It her first business to hide
them. Often she Is unsuccessful. for
WHARF one can hide her weaknesses be-
nsath q pleasant manner and q smiling
exterior, q dozen choose q method
which but aeeantuates what they 60
earnestly try to hide And the world
has an unpleasant little knaek Of
Judging By ones good points. When al
q said and done. Woman's failings, e.
q rule are trivial and possess far more
importance In her own eyes than IN
the formation Of any che else. Her
faults are are more often Of the head
than Of the heart: Of inexperience
rather than q thoughfles1ness and
thers'B usually q good excuse for each
little Woalnesz. IT'S the fancy nova
days 70 snser-5ust 3 litils-at our seE.
Some Of us openly declare that We
wish II. even While keeping silent. Yet
70 Be a woman s q priViIess for which
We should return thanks. 4 We ever
return thanks Tor anything II our
lot seems harder than that Of our
brother. Il has compensations that out
weigh the grief that must sooner or
later come 70 all q "a Tho woman
who. IN admiration oi her machine
rolatiYes e LED to ape then IN manner
o. dress commits the greatest mis-
iales Of hsF lie and one sbe uin as
surediy regret
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A TOWN uNDERMiNED.
Whsa BanainEs siak Thsy Are Eisvat.d
81 Jaokssrsus and R.-a

- a4o2HNfoAa 49, Asolk
The remarkable subsidenees which
have aften occurred IN and around the
town Of Northwich. IN Cheshire Eng
land. form the subject Of 3 paper By
7. Ward, recently issued By the Insd-
tuition OF Mining Engineers. The sub
aidenoes are chiefly due b mining In
the upper bed Of rock salt and the too
npid removal Of brine By means Of
modern pumps. In q natural condi-
ton the water IN OF on the salt beds
becomes saturated with salt and then
ceases 10 dissolve Il. but nov the brine
b continually pumped up IN Immense
quantities. and the fresh water which
hoEB 10 take It's place diasolVes the
salt pillars which have supported ths
roof and oYer-lying strata. with the
result that there "a q depression toward
each pumping center. In almost every
case the mines IN the upper bed Of
roclZsalt are destroyed By water rap
idly sroding the salt pillars IN THIS
way. Another cause Of subsidence u
ths pumping Of brine nom OF the
rockhead; that e. the surface OF the
upper bed Of rocksalt These are by
lar the most serious and widespread.
and Il q from them that the town of
Norwich suffers 90 much damage
Owing 70 the subsideness. which show
themselves nrst By small cracks On the
buildings and IN doors and windows
refusing 20 shut. q system 81 frame
work buildings has been allowed. 90
that when building sinks Il can he
llfted By screW-jacks and put back 70
iis oriEisal position. BY degreas TIE
town Is becoming one Of frameWork
buildings. and Wili. for England. b
unique ~ thls ragpecL-Natnra.
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NWwgpAPRR Nv

Any person 8ho taRas TIE paper
rssuluriy from ne postom1s. whether
heiss sublerIher o. net 3 responsible
f,f tie bay.
he courts haFs dsslded that rsfus-
rs . taks nswapaperS ana periodicals
irom the postoaee. a removing and
leaving them uncalIed cor q pima
saeie evidences q iataniional maud.
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The Imperial opal. which tie own
er. Mr. Maurice Lyons. a. Australian
lawyer. intended 10 present 70 onesn
Victoria. IN honor a. Eedsrate3 Aus
tralia. has been on yleW IN London.
he gem Is worth prohahly mors fhan
ee5o.ooo. and the owner - nov enx-
ious 10 present 4 70 King Eduarl g
form part o. TIE rc7nl recalls. b "a
aoout two inches ions lnd ors rif 8
half inches IN tepth. anf ueIrt1 80
carais Il vas discovered about -
years aeo 81 Western cresns.1rf h
e one 81 ne largest orsIe c
and 1ir9iays more hrinlaEtiy ~ tho
cplaIs q, tie rainbow.
The broad ax., 1901-06-08

II your nearest druEEsst does not
have the ORIGINAL osonizsd ox-NarroW
he can set It for you from any whole
sale druggist in the city. Il straight
ems kinlEy hair. WaFrahtsd harmless.
Only 50 cents q bottla The ozonizea
oz-MarroW Co. 7s Wabash Ave. Chi
easa. m.
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H@@u@IA@~
DR. JOSEPH JEFFREY,
Rhy'ssian and s~ssOa.
- Dsasora sEost CHICAGO.
H1nsG1OGn-I4ssRA
WANTED

A eolored man ana wife with no
children want the janitorship Of a
fat building. Can furnish good refer
ences. For further information, ad-
dress The Broad Ak. 500 Armour ave
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-04-01

FUNERALS The funeral Of Mrs.
Hannah P. Kersey, who died Thursday
night, took place at 2:30 o'clock yester.
day afternoon. from her late residence
3l6 south Fairfax street. Services were
conducted by the Rev. ]. A. Jeffers, o.
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
The interment was made in the Metho
dist Protestant Cemetery.
The funeral of Mrs. Bertha SissioD,
wife of Mr.. John SlssoD, who died Fri.
day night, took place at o'clock yes
terday afternoon, from her late home,
on south Lee street. Services we're
conducted by the Rev. Frank j
Brooke, of the Second Presbyterian
Church, The iBtermeat was made in
the Bethel Cemetery.
The funeral of Paul Pullman, whose
dea b occurred on Saturday morning
took place from his late residence, on
south Washington street, today at
o'clock. The services were conducted
bv Rev. G. E. Ball, rector of Grace
Episcopal Church, and interment was
made 10 Union Cemetery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-04-01
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The Long bridge Is now nightly light
ed by electric lamps.
Toe pension Of Mr.. Gustav Rienecker
of near this city, has been Increased to
$50 per month.
Mr.. ]. c. Gill, jsnitor Of the Market
Building, has rejuvenated the curtains
in that building,
At st. Mary's Catholic Church YES
terday afternoon choir composed OF
male voices fang at the vesper service.
During the fret quarter ending today
Deputy Flour Inspector Hancock in-
spected 6,97S barrels OF -four OF all
grades.
During the past month the Clerk OF
the Corporation Court has recorded q
deaths and issued II marriage lcen ses
all to white persons,
R. E. Lee Camp, Confederate Vete.
rams, will hold q meeting ct their hail
tonight, when the annual election of
officers will take place.
The committees on public properly
and general laws OF the City Council
have recently visited the Jail and will
recommend that certain repairs be
made.
In tile game of Baseball a. Charlottes 8.
vile on Saturday, between the Univer.
sity OF Virginia and the Episcopal High
teams, the University won by a score
OF II O.
Mr.. Richard Windsor, eldest son o.
the late Richard Windsor, OF this city
died recently al his home in California
He was well-kDown by the older resi-
dents Of this city and Fairfax,
The County Court has adjourned fo,
the term, the case coucernlns >, IA con
domination OF land 81 .,oDoinS 70 r r
n'''ip' ~. the G. F. & o. d. Ry. Co
gying over till the next term.
As the Vanderbilt special, on thu
Southern railway, was passing Jackson
City yesterday, southbound, some on,
threw q stone through window
smashing the glsss, but doing no furthe
damage.
Carol Supiuger, news agent 90 th
east bound Manassas train, had one @
his fogers crushed of when near Spring
| field this morning by getting bis han,
caught between o car door and tn
frame. He was attended by DR.. O'Briep
A number Of ladies interested in tb
Alexandria Library are now engaged il
getting up an eDteriaoment for th
beusfi. OF that institution. "Alice il
Wonderland" will be presented ar,
nearly hundred children will tax
part in the Entertainment.
The city democratic committee vii
hold meeting tonight, in the chambe
OF the Board of Aldermen, when fna
arrangements will be made for holdin,
/ q primary to nominate candidates 70
the various municipal Offices. All cen
didstes are invited to be present.
| Mr.. Malone, a merchant and post
master at ADDandsle, Fairfax county
had narrow escape from injury by
runaway on upper King g rect on Sat
urday afternoon. Mr.. Malone and bi
wife we're standing on the Sidewalk
when their horse, which had been LEI
standing q few feet away, becsm
| frightened at al electric car and start
ed to run. Mr.. Malone succeeded Il
getting hold OF the reins, but a suddel
leap OF the animal jerked him of hi
feet, and he was dragged some distance
The vehicle, light buggy, passed owe
him, aud except for "A few bruises an,
"a badly soiled suit OF clothes, he Wa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-04-01

BOARD OF STEwARD5.-At the fourth
quarterly meeting of the Methodist
Episcopal Church held on Friday night
the following board OF stewards was
elected for the ensuing year: Messrs
II. K. Field, James E. Alexander,
George w. Keys, E. G. Graham. James
G. Graham. A. A. Warfeld, W. W.
Sherwood, Il. F. Tucker. Charles H.
Pickin. John p. Robioson, E. B. Kemp,
Il. H. Netherland, J. T. wilkins, S. F.
Lindsey, F. J. Pollard, William G.
Plaskett, and John G. Cockey,
Mr.. A.. A. Warfeld was elected dis
triot steward and Mr.. F. ]. Pollard
trustee of the water stock owned by
the church; Mr.. James E. Alexander
was elected superintendent of Sunday
school, Mr.. f. B. Kemp superintendent
OF the Village Chapel Sunday school
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-04-01

PERsoNAL.-Dr. and Mis- Francis B.
Bishop announce the engagement
of their daughter, Miss Marry Edpa
Bishop, to Mr.. John w. Daniel, jr., of
Lynchburg, The marriage will take
place this month.
Mr.. and MIS-. Lloyd Smoot, of George
town, have az their guest for the Easter
holidays Miss Bessie Moorehesd, Of
Germantown, Pc.
Mr.. Robert Beverley is seriously i'll 1T
his home 10 Fauquier county.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Lesvtt Libbey. of Lynn,
Mass, were the guests of Mrs. NJ. P. Greene,
yesterday.
Rev. Z. V Register and Messrs. ]. E. Alex
snder, G. z Hill and F. J. Pollard will leave
tomorrow for Rosnoke to attend the annual
session Of the conference Of the ". E. Church
South.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-04-01

VIRGINIA PATRONAGE. -Messrs. Geo.
Z Bowden and Park Aguew, Virginia
republican leaders, talked with the
President on Saturday about Virginia
patronage. The two VirginisDs are
making every effort to Dust the demo-
cratic postmaster at Lynchbnrg, Senator
Daniels home town; also, the demo-
cratic postmaster at Chatham, Repre-
sentative swanson's home, They say q
tfemoorat has been kept in Lynchburg
az a courtesy to Senator Daniel. Sens.
tor Daniel himself saw the President
later In the day, but whether in refer.
ence to the Lynohburg postoffice is not
known
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-04-01
STEAMERS TRANSFERRED. The foru

STEAMERS TRANSFERRED The form
al transfer of the steamers Wake
field and Arrowsmith was made In
WASH gton this morning to the
Z. s. Randall Company and the first
named steamer left this morning for
her lower river landings under her
new management, but with Ter old
crew. When the steamer passed her
old wharf In this city the bell on that
wharf was tolled and the bell on the
steamer responded. She made her
landing at Reardon's wharf, half
block below: This morning Captain
Eutwisle, former commander OF the
Arrowsmith, formally turned that
steamer over to Captain Harry Randall
at the Washington wharf,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-04-01

POLITICAL "A circular, signed Your
Fello g-citizsus," ana directed ITO the
Citizens OF Alexandria," is being die
tributed calling public meeting at the
Opera House on Wednesday night next
at o'clock. Accompanying the circu-
lar 10 an appeal 10 substance as formu-
lated last winter by meetings Of citi-
ms held at different times in the Bust.
ness Mems League room. IL alleges
commercial s.aguation in Alexandria,
the slow growth in population, urges
street improvements, an amendment OF
the assessment law, compelling proper
.ty-owners on streets having sewers to
tap the same, recommending the en-
lsrgement Of he electric light plant.
and means 10 prevent the loss of gas by
defective pipes and q reduction In water
rents. The circular concludes as. fol-
lowe:
Believing that the rate of interest ID
as low now as we may reasonably ex-
pect it TO be for several years, we favor
the City Council obtaining the neces-
cary legislation at the present session
OF the legislature authorizing the issue
OF $500 600 worth of bonds bearing ia
terest at not exceeding 81 per cent,
running so years, for the purpose of
paying off the present outstanding 6
per cent bonds which mature 10 1902,
and the 8 65 bonds which mature in
1909; giviog to the present bond hold
ers the option of exchanging their
bonds for the new ones aad on failure
upon their part TO do so, providing that
the whole Issue shall be sold at not less
than par.
"Are you willing to cooperate in
preventing any further shrinkage in our
property value; are you willing 10 CO.
operate 10 an fort to increase our an
nual growth 10 population; are you
willing to cooperate 10 an effort TO i'm
provs our streets aud seWereg'; to
equslize taxation as between our
citizens; to furnish them with gas for
fuel purpose; to furnish them with cleo
trio light for home and shop; and with
electric power for their manufacturing
plants; are you willing to aid 10 secur-
ing manufactures for the employment
of our people? II so. we ask your az
tive cooperation with US in an effort to
secure the same"
Democrats say this circular is fore
ruoner of an Independent ticket at the
May election.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-04-01

POLICE CoURT.-The following cases
were disposed OF today:
Alouzo Simms, charged with heir g
dunk and disord srly, was fired S.
James Kane, charged with vagrancy,
was detained.
VIM. Fountsio, colored. charged with
being drunk aud disorderly and die.
charging pistol in the street. vas dis
missed.
Llewellyn Lane, colored, charged
with the same offense, was dismissed.
Night Report. Last night was clear
and cold. Two prisoners and nine
lodgers were ct the station house.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-04-01
The Best Blood Purifier.

The blood is constantly being puri-
fed by the lungs, liver and kidneys g.
Keep these organs in healthy condi-
ton and the bowels regular and you
will have no neeo OF blood purifier.
For this purpose there's rolhing equal
to Chamberlain Stomach and Liver
Tablets, one dose of them will do YOU
more good than a dollar bottle of the
best blood purifier. Price % cents.
Samples free at Richard Gibson's drug
store.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-04-01
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER
DRY GOODS.
DRY GOODS.
First Spring Sale
Your FavOrite Store.

The msgnitu % and surprising attractive
ness OF our Spring Opening was q surprise e
hosts OF visitors and buyers. We promised
the most elaborate display in our history snd
the great attention shown attests TO tho re-
deeming OF all pledges.
This week We inaugurate our FIRST
| SPRING SALE! Every department will
greet you with an extraordinary showing Of
meritorious hieh-class merchandise, all radi.
sting, inspiring beauty and wonderful ly
tempting because OF the universal lowness Of
prices.
For in.tsrce. these quoted for this sale:
Black Silk Grenadines. iron frame and
fancy stripes, 500 to ~ 25 yard.
Ail-slls Foulsrds, worth 75c. ut 40, yard.
All silk Foulsris, worth 81 90. at SOC I'd.
Black Silk Pesu dc Sole. guaranteed to
wear, 9Sc yard.
Extra heavy quality Black Taffsta, worth
So. at 69c yard.
Guaranteed not to split Black Tsffsta, worth
81 90. at 75c yard.
The new Louisne Silks, 81 90 yard.
Washable Tsffetas. guaranteed to wear.
guaranteed TO wash, at Toe yard.
White WsshSil SOC and Soc yard.
Handsome quality Black India Linop, 59c.
White Habutsi Silk, "a inches wide, SOC
yard.
New Fancy Silks for waists, Toe yard.
All the evening shades and black Silk
Lsnsdownes, 81. 20 yard.
Granite Cloth, new Sprirg shades, 3o-incb,
st 25c yard.
A beautiful line of 3s-inch Henriettas, ct
25c yard.
Atwood venetisns, Acc yard.
Atwood Albatrosses IN the most perfect
colorings, SOC ys'd.
spring.weight Bfoidclo.hs, 81 90 10 81 so
yard.
The new Corded Solio's, soc values. at
39c yard.
The MOST BEAUTIFUL LINE OF
WASH MATERIALS EVER SHOWN.
Mercerizsd silk Dot Tissues, Acc yard.
Mercerized Foulards, resembles the real
silk, 25c yard.
Imported Embroidered swisses, white en-,
bIoidered with black, Acc yard.
White Shirt Waist Madras, 25c value for
1870 yard.
Fancy Hemstitched Madras Piqus, 25c to
soc va ues for 15c yari.
Gslstes Cloths 12lac ysrd.
Over 200 styles Of Lawns, at 8, 10, and
12iac yard.
Good quality White Piques, 12hc yard
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN DUB DOMES-
TIC DEPARTMENT.
New York Mills 1O4 Bleschcd sheeting,
25c yard.
New York Nil s 5-i Bleached Pillow Gas.
ing, 1919 yard.
Long Clotbs, 16c quality, at 1910 yard.
Ysrd-wide White Csmbrics, Sc yard.
Beacbed Cotton, short lengths, 10 to 12lAc
vslue', Sc yard.
India Linon remnants loo values, at 1Oc
yard.
Ysrd.wide Brown Cotton, sc yard.
Woven Cheviots, Toe value, 6%c yard.
Bates Best ersuckers 12lbc value, 9%c.
Ysrd.wide Percales, beautiful styles, 7&'.
Good quality light Dress Ginshams, sc ID.
Ladies Black Dress Skirts, Csc.
Ladies New Spring Wrappers, 75c valu,,
59c.
Our new line Of ladies' Shirt Waists are
open for your inspection.
Patent Lssther Relts, 12c.
All the new novelties in Belts will be shown
ct this sale.
Ladies' Real Lisle Thread Hose, fancy
dIopsttched. 21c pair.
Black Velvet Gibbons, 25c piece.
D. Bendheim&SonS,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-04-01

FIRE.-The alarm Of fire shortly be.
fore noon today was caused BY slight
blaze on the roof of one OF the frame
houses on Henry street. between Cam
eron and Queen, belonging to the Lead.
beater estate. The fire caught from
sparks from chimney, but the flame:
were put out before much damage bad
been done. The fire department prompt
ly responded.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-04-01

RESIGNED. J. w. Kell, driver
for the Hydraullon hose wagon. today
rendered his resignation to the fite
wardens. which was accepted, and Mr..
Raymond Smith, former driver for the
wagon, was appointed temporarily to
fill Mr.. Kelps place. The regular meet
ing OF the company will be held tomor-
row night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-04-01

THE CHURCHES Palm Sunday was
celebrated in Catholic, Episcopal
and Lutheran Churches in this city yes.
terday. At st, Mary's the palms were
blessed and distributed In the mn--'
and many worsbippsrs amid bs sssn 90
Tue eons'e ..on filed from the churches
Carrying the yellow streamers 10 their
hands. and later made their reappear
ance 10 the form Of crosses and other
symbols, ornsmepting corsages and
coat lapels. All the churches were
well attended, the resident clergy oc.
cupying their respective pulpits.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-04-01

Prof. IvlsoD, of Homecoming, Nd, suffered
terribly from neurslsis Of the stomach and
Indigestion for thirteen years and after the
doctors failed to cure him they fed him on
morphine friend advised the use Of Ko5ol
Dyspepsia Cure and after taking few bottles
OF il he slys. 1T has cured me entirely.
can't say too much for Kodol Dysoepsia
Cure" 1t digests what you eat.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-04-01

READ soHwARTz's ADVERTISEMENT.
Tremendous cuts have been made
throughout the entire stock. Stock is
larger and better than ever, prices
quoted this week are way below the
usual selling prices II you are in
search OF bargains, don't miss this
slaughter. Your money cheerfully re-
funded on any unsatisfactory purchase.