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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1902-05-17
VestiBlIGd Trains Dining Car
TIME; CARD MORRIS,
ACCOM-. DAILY ENCKPr, SUNDAY,

Pullman First-CIass and Tourist Sleeping Cara.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-23
MlCR0BE INFESTED Boards
Crusade Against Bearded MiIkmen
and Doctors, Assuming Proper
tfnna

New York, Feb. 21-A crusade
against the beard has been started,
and II the movement keeps the pace 1t
has already acquired it will not be
long before we will be as whiskerless
a race as In the days of Napoleon. For
the edict has gone forth, and the man
Of fashion, the barber and the doctor
are concurring to give it force. The
first is actuated by mere vanity, the
second by gain, the third by science,
or at least hygiene. and in this latter
cause is found the real significance OF
the movement, since it concerns the
general health. Heretofore the I'M
boarding OF a nation has always re-
fiected its mood. People have become
beardless after suffering great moral
crises-witnegs the time of Cromwell
in England, the period of the revolu-
ton in France. Perhaps some people
may think we have passed through a
great political crisis In this country,
but that, after all, is not the real mo-
tive for the present crusade. 1t Is true
that fashion has been gradual
ly reducing it's devotees to the
absolutely shorn condition. The
day of the flowing mustache,
for instance. was passed years
ago. In spite of the cutlery of the la
dies, the youth of the period long ago
relegated the military twist to the
mechanic, the laborer and the man
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-23

thought the matter over, he felt that
he had done a rather caddish thing in
acting as ne had, but he breathed cas-
Ter. and he felt pretty sure that Wright
was a man who was always in and out
OF love, and that he would soon forget
his passion for Anna Wright's incc>
was much the same as his own so that
would make no difficulty.
The. only thing that bothered was
that signature. and that was soon elm
mated, as he remembered that both
Wright and himself were Josephs. He
had probably simply signed the letter
Joe. Still Davis wanted to get a sight
of that letter.
Wright said nothing to any one, and
was evidently delighted that Anna had
EeVer referred to the letter when she
met him, little knowing, of course, OF
the mistakesthat she had made Meth
er did he again breach the affair to
Joe, but rather kept out of his way;
and as Joe had anticipated, he soon
got over his cruel disappointment, for.
a Few months afterwards, he told Da-
Wis that The had made a mistake after
all in believing himself to be in love
with Anna, and that he was genuinely
in love this time with the sweetest girl
in all the world"
Joe often wondered that Anna never
IeAerreu AGAIN TO that Hateful letter,
and began to think that something had
happened to it. But he was not anx-
ious to bring up the subject again.
Still, when he they had been some
time married, Joe told her all about
1t, and asked her whether, after all,
he had done so very wrong. He was
pretty certain of her answer and her
forgiveness especially as he pleaded
that it was only his love for her which
LED him to do as he had done.
We'll, it was very wrong" said An
ma, very wrong, indeed, but am very
glad that you did 1t, and as l am very
happy, and Mr.. Wright is very happy.
II don't see that matters could have
been improved upon"
But what have you done with the
letter, dearest?" asked Joe
Il mislaid It," answered Anna, "on
the very day that l received it, and
could not find it again, though | hunt
ed high and low. But 1t has all come
out right, and it doesn't matter now. "
wonder if l should tell Wright ?'
said Joe after moments thought.
Certainly not" was Annals PROMPT
reply.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-23

The seaboard Ar Line Railway an
n0unoes that they now have double
daily services betwesn Savannah ana
Amerieun ana Montgomery. Trains
leave Savannah 7.i0 >, Ia. and $50 D.
nv, railroad time. Ferior cars % oax
trains and Pullmau drawinE fooin
sleeping ears on night truIna nQ
cLahEe ~ Cara.--a4
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-03

POLICE COURT NOTEs.-AmoDg the
cases before Mayor simpson this morn
ing were the following:
James Wright, who had been arrest
ed for drunken and disorderly conduct
at Mr. James Fiizgersld's store, near
the Southern Railway depot. was dis
missed. Harry Head, who had been
charged With ssssutlng Wright with o
weight, forfeited IS collateral by failing
to appear.
Dallas Washington, colored, charged
with asssultiog Jos. Pollard, also COL
ored, and with resisting an officer,
was fined $40.
Thomas Bryant, oolored. charged
with assaultng Alberta Bryant, also
colored, was fined $40. .,
A oolored boy, John Craig, charged
with carrying q pistol. WAS dismissed,
only part OF the pistol being produced
In court.
The Mayor has been informe that
there is room for suspscting that GER
tain parties have been tapping the
wires of the electric railway and using
the current for illuminating and other
purposes, and be he's directed that
steps be taken to ascertain II such ia
fact.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-03

PERsoNAL.-Mrs. Frank It. King,
who has been visiting her mother, Mrs.
T. B. Rowland, In Norfolk, has return
cd to her home in this city.
Miss Julia Hunter. OF this city, is the
gueet OF Miss Nina Johns In Norfolk.
Miss Carrie Hunter, daughter OF
Msjor r. w. Hunter, Is the guest Of
her aunt, Mrs. Rosalie e. Stuart, at
Cedar Grove, King George county.
Mr.. Leonard Marbury continues ex.
tremely Ill at bis home on Prince street.
Mr.. John M. Burke, OF Seattle,
Washington, 10 10 the city on q short
visit to bis uncle, Mr.. John W. Burke.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-03

THE JIM CROW LAw.-Several weeks
ago, when the law requiring conductors
on the elect ,ic railway to provide sepa'
rate seats for white and colored people
went into effect. many persona were
spprehensive that chronic trouble ard
disorder would result. There were
one or two fee BILE attempts to test the
valid ty Of the law. but they soon ceas-
ed, and the statute has for some time
been working without causing friction.
The old Romans bad q proverb to the
effect that the calsmities we most dread
never come. II has been fulfilled in
the matter referred to above.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-03

MEDALS OF HoNoR.-The anoiver'
ssry of the birth OF jefferson Davip.
President OF the Confederate ststes Ct
America, will be observed In this city
tonight. when ct the Opera House
medals OF honor will be bestowed on
such Confederate soldiers living 10 this
vicinity ss are entitled to receive them.
The medals will be pinned upon the
lsppels OF the cost, Of the veterans by
the presiding officers OF Mary GUSTS
Lee ADD the Seventeenth Virginia Reg
iment Chapters, y. D. q. Captain K.
Kemper will introduce the orator Il
the occasion, General Hooker, OF Mis-
sissippi, and Mr.. ]. NJ. Johnson will re.
turn thanks for the medals on behalf OF
the veterans. Prof. DInn's band will
be 10 att ,ndance, as will also q quar-
tttte and several soloists from Wash
ington, and O number OF ladies and
gentlemen from this city will also take
part In the musical programme. A
fine piano has been loaned for the
occasion by Messrs. Sanders & Stay
man, of Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-03

BRICK FAMINE.-Owing to o brick
famine In Richmond nearly all OF the
buildings now under way there are com
pleteIy tied up, and over 2OO brlck,
LAYERS and laborers are idle. This will
soon affect all mechanics OF the build.
ing trades, throwing several thousand
mechanics and laborers out OF work.
Several contractors said yesterday that
they hoped to have bricks In Rich
mond 10 few days. but none OF them
can cav Just when the famine vii be
relieved. Brick manufacturers ell over
the country are not quoting prices,
simply because the demand exceeds
the supply. The coal strike is said to
be factor In the condition OF the brick
market. The Alexandra Brick Com
psny is still supplying t1eir trade with
bricks, but owing to the scarcity OF
coal, and the large demand for their
product, they have been somewhat de-
isyed in making their shipments.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-03

SUCCESSFUL PERFORMANCE The
Princess OF the Moon at the Opera
House last night was q great success,
the costumes being among the hand
soonest ever seen here and perfect ID
every DIT III. Mise FlorIie Davidson
made beautiful Princess, and acted
with grace and sweetness. The Fairy
QiseD, Misc Rebs Barrett, looked radi-
q. snd acted we'll her difficult part.
Mics Lila Barrett was a striking Gypsy
Queen aud her beauty was enhanced
by her gorgeous oriental costume.
Ruby, Miss Kitty Barrett sc'ed
splendidly and looked lovely 10 red
and gold. Mr.. W. Claybsugb, the
hero, carried himself like true Con-
feAerst, soldier, and enchanted tae
audience with his really beautiful
voice. Among the stars we're Mr..
Harry B. Cation q typical old time
darkey, and Mr.. @. K. Sherman who
played several parts ell equally we'll
and whose makeups we're so deceiving
that he hardly knew himself. Messrs.
Stephenson, Green and Jones were
fac specimens of colored citizens.
MISS mcEauXnilu anu mI' l. AuoAi
Queen and King OF the Moon, looked
t uly regal, while Miss Mamie
jones'. as Julia, and Flora, the maid,
Mise Bessie Jones, acted with ooquetry
sBd sprie btliness. Messrs. Barrett, Ad-
ANS and Crockford distinguished them
selveS. The peasants, q lovely group
of youog girls, we're led 10 the dance by
Hiss Clarence Snowden, who YVES re-
marked for b grace and vivscity.
The Iairies we're ell dainty and sweet
and danced most gracefully. Little
Miss Forney from Washington, . pupil
OF MIS-. Dyer. of that place, was de.
old, div the fe. tdre of the occasion.
Her costumes we're most elaborate AND
beautiful; although only five yesrs old,
Der daUcDg was beyond criticism. A
novelty uoknowp t. the actors. yet
DOUBTLESS much 81 oyed by the au-
diepce, was the remarkable Ingenuity
displayed by the sceDe Shutters In mis-
mai Oh ng scenes which. OF course, oc
cupied considerable time. A large au-
dience was in ait ,ndsnoe, and ell TAX
log part 10 the performance received
enthusiastic applause.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-03

ExcURsIoN.-The excursion Of the
Alexandri, l. gh. Iofantry to Marshall
Hall last night was pleasant affair
and was much enjoyed by ell who
patroniz, d 1t. A feature of the occasion
was the presentation OF handsome
sword % First Lieutenant Thomas b.
Cochran by the Light Iufsntry. The
presentation speech was made oy
Lieutenant Stegsr. Of Fort Washington,
and Lieut. snant Cochran made suit
able response. Another feature was 9
prize drill between ten members OF the
Light Iofar try and ten from the Wash
ipeton battalion. The prize was won
by the latter. The judges were Lieu.
tenants Stesar, Moore and Harrison OF
Fort Washington. Mr.. Lambert Snlli'
van was awarded the prize for the best
shot. He won the prizs last year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-03

FIaHT.-A man In battered con-
dItion who gave his name ss W. A.
Beavers, living 10 Fairfax county, be
low this city, vent to the station house
yesterday evening and swore out q
yarrant sgaipst Samuel Madison, whom
he charged with assaultipg and robbing
hi, Madison was arrested and
Beavers. who was drunk, was held.
The evidence of several witnesses TINS
MOI Ding was to the effect that Madison
Knocked Beavers down several times
without provocstion. Beavers, how
ever, averred ID, he was struck oy .
barkeeper 10 the northeastern part OF
the city, where the trouble occurred
and that his asssilapt used Dottie'
The Msvor fined Madison 50 ana dis-
missed Beavers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-03

SILENT PAssENGERs.-The steamer
Wakefield on her trip down the river
this morning carried seven dead bodies.
Ose was to be left at Glymort, two at
Wits wharf and the other four were
to be put of at different landings. All
OF the bodies were put aboard the
steamer 10 Washington. A steamer Is
q sort of miniature type OF the world at
large. The passenger list comprises
both the gay and griefstricken. While
come are Gait into sad reveries, others
ere lisht.hearted and on pleasure bent.
The silent passengers 10 their narrow
confines are grim reminders OF the final
voyage for which all are booked.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-03

WEDDING.-Miss Mary Grillbortzer
and Mr.. J. Frank Watkins we're married
at the residence OF the brides parente,
719 south Pstrick street, last night.
The ceremony occurred In the psrlors,
which were tastefully decorated with
palms end pct ed platts, and was
witnessed by only the immediate rel.
atives Of the contracting parties. The
ceremony was performed by Rev.
Bergman Green, OF Christ Church,
aod Rev. Frank J. Brooke, OF the
Second Presby terrain Church. After
the ceremony the couple were tsndered
q bridal reception. They will make
their home In West End.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-03

EXAMINED Willis Rome, colored,
was taken from Woodbridge to Msnss-
az yet srdsy and brought before the
grand Jury to answer certain questions
concerning the whereabouts OF the late
William Smith previous to the finding
OF the dead body OF the latter. Many
persons still believe Smith was VIC
tim Of foul play. and 1t is.said much oil
the evidence 10 connection with his
mysterious death Is contradictory.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-03

To BE observation-disclosures. M. b.
Harlow, A, ID. Brockett and others
have had an interview with offic-
ials of the Southern Railway 10 re-
gard to the unnecessary DELAY sxper-
fenced by passengers coming to or going
from this city over the Wasnir gtou and
OHIO branch. 1t is said they are corr.
pelIed to wait % minutes at the Juno.
ton outside OF the city for trains. Tn.
Yailroad officers promised the delega.
tIon that the trouble would be rem.
edied OF ouoe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-03

HURT BY A FALL.-Mr. W. B.
Dsiugerfield, formerly OF this city, who
is stopping at Takoma Springs Hotel,
near Washington, for the summer,
while entering the dining room Sunday
morning was severely Injured by fall ,
and will cousC quently be confined to
bis room for several days. His crutcbes
slipped from under him and he fell
back wards. He Ia badly bruised, but
no bones broke en-. and it is believed that
no serious injury will follow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-03

THOUGHT SHE WAS DADA report
was sent to the station house early THE
morning to the effect That dead wo.
man was lying on north Washington
street. Officer Travers buried to the
soeue and upon examination found 1t
was no corpus ex amino, but . case Of
dead drunk, and that the victim was
Emma Manley, 9 former inmsts OF the
aims house. The Mayor cent her to
the work house for 30 days.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-03

DEATH OF MISS CAToR.-Miss Eliza.
betn p. Gator sister Of Mrs. w. B.
Smoot, died at the residence Of the lat.
ter In this city this morning. The de-
CEASED was daughter OF the late Rob.
inson W. and Mary c. a. Gator. OF Bal
timore, and came here few weeks since
to visit her sister. Her remains will
hs taken to that city for burial.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-03

A JEwELRY THIEF.-The police have
been notified that man who gave bis
name as Dempsey and who said he was
q cigarmsker recently became boarder
at Burgundy, in Fairfax county, short
distance southwest OF this city. He
gu idenly disappeared few days ago
and with him lsdy's gold watch and
chain, a diamond, amethyst and several
other rings, together with several other
articles OF jewelry. His whereabouts
at present are unknown.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-03

LEE CAMP.-The monthly meeting
of K, E. Lee Camp of Confederate Vet
Grams was held last night. Resolutions
of thanks to those who assisted 10 the
Confederate Memorial Day services
were adopted and arrangement, were
made for offending the celebration OF
President Jefferson Dsvls's birthday ct
the Opera House tonight. Consider.
able business Ct interest only to the
Camp was transacted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-03

FALSE ALARM There was an alarm
OF FIRE about eight O'Clock Last night.
The origin was unknown. The Relief
Hook and Ladder truck went up
Prince street to st. Asaph and out that
street to King. A minute or go later
the Hydrsnlion engine rushed down
King street. after which the truck
came back to Prince street and pro-
ceeded down that thoroughfare. The
Oolum bia did not go out OF its house.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-03
Wants Others 70 Know.

II have used Dewitt's Ksrly Bisers for con.ti-
patton and torpid liver and they are all right.
an glad 70 indorse them for think when wa
ind good thing We ought 70 let others KNOW
II" writes Alfred Heinze, Quincy, III. Tney
never grippe or distress. Sure, safe pills. FOL
sale ~ Z 8. Leadbeater d Soma.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-03
Big Sale White Goods.

White Madras, worth from 19c to 25c. at
lac yard.
Warp Welt White Piqro, 19c quality, at
1850 yard.
White Piques, 80; quality, at 25c yard.
Black Pique f,r skirts at 12tc.
White Persian Lawn Remnants, Boo quail
ity, for 19c.
Mercerizod Fancy White Goods, 25c value,
at loo yard.
5000 yards fine 40inch White India
Linen at g., 1Oc, 1870, 15c ana 19c yard.
Fast Black lawns 10c, 124c, 16c and 1Sc
yard.
White French Orgsndy, 70 inches wide,
Soc quality, at 49,.
One case 5000 yards Solid Color Lawns,
pink, light blue, corn, navy, Nile aud black
12ic quality, at SIC.
Persian Duck Remnants, 121e quality, at
7a4c yard.
All Silk ia Ribbons, No. D, sll shade,
at 121c yard.
All Silk Tsffsta Ribbon, No. 80, all shades,
at 15c yard.
Satin Liberty Ribbons, all shades, 23c'
Ladies' s lmmer Corsets, 23c.
Children's Zoe Fine Ribbed Hose sc pair.
Large Palm Fans lie.
Patent Leather Belts 10c.
| Iiuen Crash for skirts &c yard.
Heavy Cheviot flr skirting, 1Oc quality,
at sc yard.
Ready.msde Blesched Sheets at 49c.
Remnants Bleschtd Cotton, 7c to 8; value,
at 90 yard.
Sea Island Brown Cotton, &c value, at 90
q yard.
I seersucker Dress Girghams at 67ac yard.
Ladles' Duck Skirts Toe.
Ladies' Shirt Waists 23c.
One ess, Figured Dress Lawns at 37sr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-03
Marshall Hall.
To TIE OWNERS OF DOGS.
Mayors Office,
Llarandria Va lima 1000

Mayors Office,
Alexandria, Va June 2, 1902.
All persons owning or intending 10 keep
any animal Of tho dog or canine species must
o)me forward on or before JUNE IA, 1909,
and take out license for the same from the
Auditor. After the 18th of June all persons
owning or narrowing dogs without the re-
quired license will be faed las the laws on
the subject required $5 for every dog 90
owned or harbored. Complaint has been fire.
quently made that many persons fail TO take
out their licenses, and that others pay ON one
or two dogs when owning and baIboring
more, or who send such dogs away during the
summer months and bring them back in the
fall Ny attention has b.en called to this
evasion OF the Law, and l shall require the
policemen 10 report all such cases and fines
will DO imposed upon these who fail to take
out licenses.
Na-The p-liee officers will be required to
report all violation Of this law.
In order 10 avoid mistakes persons takisg
out licenses might write their name and num-
Der Of residence on application for license.
GEORGE L. SIMPeON, Mayor.
License and tag $3.50.
ie3 lot
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-03
The True
UnderseIling Policy

s-will predominant all Of the
\ stores dealings with the people.
I Underselling all competition on
\ goods of similar or superior quail.
! ity at all times-a policy that
\ should find favor with ecOnomi
\ cal and thrifty shoppers every
D where.
\ This grand exhibition and
I inaugural sale is undeniably one
\ that will make friends for the
! new store by the thousands.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-03

For biliousness use Chamberlain
Stomach & Liver Tablets. They
cleanse the st,mach and regulate the
liver and bowels, effectipg q quick aud
permanent cure. For sale by Richard
Gibson, druggist.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-03

II will be seen by notice elsewhere that
after Monday next the c,ored BARRIERS of the
c;ty will close their shops at 7:SO p. "a. Sat.
prdays excepted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-03

Fun rises tomorrow at 4:42 .. m. and sets
1926 y NJ. High water st GIG .. m. and
6:42 o. %.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-03

$50 Children's sailor Hats, actual value
Doc, our price .... ........" .......- ....zoc
24c Fsncy Tidy Towels and Covers
mped...-.-..-.........
40c Fancy Tidy Towels and Covers
stamped ...-.-..-.... ISc
loo ace Pillow Shams......... .......IOc
CSC Wsists....... ....'.ooo
200 Beautiful Waists, made TO sell for and
everywhere sold for $L0O. They are pro.
iusely tucked to form pointed yokes. buttoned
back or 'front.' They are perfect lifting and
in ell sizes.
Ladies' Duck Skirts. ............SSc
Your choice from about $50 rev Summer
Wash Skirts In many styles and kinds plain
black, white with tiue and black dots, black
and blue with white dots, &c. Some have
strapped seams, some founces all are made
in II best manner, full width. ell sizes.
25c Mems Ralbriggsn Shirts and Drawers,
all -'..s-.. 1Se
ali size....
25c Mems Blesched and Unblesched
Drawers, all Sizes
SOC MeD'a Bleached DIswers, eli sizes. ...S 9c
25c Neckwesr, all styles and shapes. DC
SOC " euspenders, Special bargain. ...26c
sc Ladies' Misses and Children's BIB
Heete......,. -...... ....s. '...'oc
Doc Sun Bopnet,, ladies' and miu,e', all
colors..... ...... DC
All Silk Taffets Ribbons, any color, Az
inches wide.."......-...........-.;.....:: ;.'z4c
Ali Silk Taffets Ribbons, any color,
inches VII ....'.AI- nc
81 90 Ladies' Wrsppers....-.....-.........'aa &C
SL2o ....s. ..'.'..'' ..'''' '''...oOc
$3.50 " -........... ..... %
A Word About Our Mating De-
partment.
This department Is doing bigger business
than ever; far beyond our expectations: il
you want TO rave money on your msttings.
call and look at our assortment and get our
prices. That's all.
loo Felt Window Shsdes..-............... ....6c
25o Linen ...... ................I9c
soc - " with deep fringe. 39c
$40 Pair Boys Summer Knee Pants,
ages to IA years, actual value 26c
our proe.... .''.'''''''''''Af ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-03

WEATHER. PRoBARILITIEs.-For this SEQ
ton fair and continued warm tonight and
Wednesday; light south to southwest wlDds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-03
Mems Summer
Underwear,

Our line Of Mems Summer Underwear is
very complete, comprising sll that is best and
most comfortable at very little prices as
follows:
Mems Balbriggsn Underwear 10 cream,
blue, and stripes, shirts and drawers. CEr
Each .......
Mems Good Bslbriggan Underwear. E0r
lsng and short sieve shirts. Each. wv
Mons Fine Bleached Jean Drawers. SOc
with elastic seams Pair...... ......."... wv
scriven's Blesched Elastic Seam Drawers
for m'a; are the best made. 75C
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-03
Aisxaaaris @axstts.
LOCAL MATTERS.

TUESDAY EVENING. JUNE 8, 1902.
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