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Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-03-27
ssuta,infpn Soun.y.
l5psiiaI @orrsiponoen..I j

Gartitou, %. Rar, 100.
Die Gdrmer gerliheruuq Gieieal
ihdft iuuroe Mot ebgn crit beariinbet
ME Oorige @pde trrtltmlib 5erihtet
Ionoern belt lsine Sabresperiammluno
uno gedmteuluabl lb. - Die ejottes.
otenlte ludhreno oer Sl. g9phe tpercen
III Ger Stride sum Sl. 0sr3en, ruie folQt.
ltattFinoeu 5onneritlg un0 6reitao
I'm 10 lllr 8orn., Samltag I'm 9 ll6t
Qornlttta5. &m Gltcripnntaa um 7
u,lo 1870 8Urnittag uno 3 l6r glah-
niittaa. Der RirhenhUr miro beion=
oers CUTE MuFt gum 8ogtyaq brinaeu.
- SeBteg Soultdg ipuroe bci 9lOam
grteortt Der glamsnstag jipeitr Spiefe,
5freuiloe Der Sdmtlie, iii aemitthlidler
gBeiie gefeiert 8ernaro Eauit une
oehen 6puitn 6hriit luaren am Sim
Rioer p0riesu SOuntaQ BEL gietor
llhgidl 81 8eiut. -7ds 8etter bier 1T
trab uno regueriih, dber gsraoe mas
oie 6armer iuollen. ,SI elmer 6jemein=
Discriminating am porigen SunntaQ
uuroe belhloneil, eing ueue tatholiihe
Rirhs in gaItitoE III bauen uno nit
Dem San ehemo9lihIt 5u 5seinnen. -
Martin 9searp uno oeiien Sdltueitsr
0iarp ltno bier bon gor0 Eatota auf
9eIRd bsi ihren Glterir 8atrif gtearp.
.Ano l0er0en tibeE Citern bier blciben.
-6rng Sutrt,, eife 5otbter Ots Serrn
6reo lln9et, bat lith I'M 0oIpitul su
Stpur 6itu einer Operation untersp=
gen, Die alitfltd perIisf. Soerr llu9er
5eIutite ieine 5othter BORT. 9tDam uno
5Oiepl 6risorIt llllen ibrs Sluier neu
anltreiten. -gllbert gBierB arbeitet az
Sattler bel geilccr. Die ofientlihe
Sdule miro balo ei,te oramatilhg lln-
Eerha!tung perGnitalten.
81. u. Scper.
: 6itr Mabl;ettsn Ill alert Stuubeu|
rre 5u niaBigsn Brsiieu gebt ;u Srdus
% Cbills 5oeal Bstaurant". II
6riide @iartsnIamer.isn. gois, uae
SOrteu 81 ben ntebrtgfsu greiitn. 9Ieu.
mdgers 2lpothete.
: Die gr5Bts Agswab! uon usueu Ia
peter in 9tsumaprs glpotbete.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-03-27
Eapiion Sountn.
l5pe;ial 6orreipouosu;.)

y mat@eu, II. Nfar5 1907
slni @iOntas nahmen Die bieligeu
Offentli6en Shulen, nahoem Die
ShluB= =Sriifunger pegen Der Slatterns
gefabr ihon am l3. uno ii. Mdr; ae=
balten muroen, ibre Sebrtbatigteit ruie=
Der auf. Sung=glmerita mar geraoe
niht erbaui oappn, oelto mebr freuten
iib aber uiele gtiitter reIp. &dter, oaB
lie ibre tleinen audlgeiiter uno 2ieb=
hinge lDieOer auf einige Stunoeu oes
Sage5 los. lino. - 9loolf Set, ein bic
oerer beHtl6er 9anoiuirtb bon aume
Soipnllip, mhroe leBteH 6reita9 Su
$40 ejelobube peroonnert, neil er Die
Vorlhrlften Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
miBahtete, b. b., obwpbl Die ylattern
in leinem Sallie ,berrihtens teinen 9lrSt
rlef, teine slnSeige oaUOn madte uno
lid frei unter IeineH 0litnenlnen be-
ipegte. - S6ulmeilterin SRI. Selma
Grtmaun miro Der Sdule in Sictor
iudbreno oes arlibiabrstermins nibt
meiter pprlteben, Do ibr cine beller be:
sablte Stelle in Sbarles Din 9ountu
angetragen murDe. - 9as 3elepbonIp=
item, bas bereits ilber 800 Snltrumente
bier I'M Gange BAT, muB nod beoeuteno
perer0Bert iperoen. 6eute (Epnner5=
tae) meroen Die @puntptommilldre bic
Shul= uno Olfentlipen 2dnoereien gu
uertaufen iuberl. Spl6e, fir tpelhe
fh teine &dufer iinoen, ipllen am 6rei=
tag perpahtet peroen. -@eneral Cont
lin BON Der StaatsmilB tam an Sams=
tag slbeno bon Siour 6aus bier on,
uno balo Dar er BON uenis attipen uno
plelen palltpen Wiilitdrs umlldpdrmt,
Die lib in Der yta9e oes varieesbeloen
sur 5rieoeas5eit" Ionnen polIien. ssm
Saufe oes Welprdbes meinte Der 8ene=
ral, oaB Ole ndblten Nianoper Der
Staatseertheisissr geraoe5u sroBartis
Iein miiroen, uno iofDrt iuuBten einiee
Der SsrrenL oaB Mit6el iib INN Die
Gbre beiperbe, Die ,tappersn" Wlars=
iObne III ieinen Wiauern heberbergen
unb beiuirtben gu oiirlen. - StolS luie
Elm Spanier ihritt Der ettps bier Wtei=
len iiiomeltllb BON bier uobnenoe 0uts=
beliBer CHARLES &aomer einber, ais sr
am Jreitas in Die Staot fam. Seine
Satin bat ibn namlih nit einem ge=
iunoen Sungen belbentt,. nadoem Der
Glapperltorh bisber nur Mdbhsn fir
ibn seliefert bate. Die Sreuoe lit groB,
nno bel Der 3aule, Die am erlten Sonn=
tag nab Gtern itattIinoet, miro ss
natiirlif bod bergeben- Yaltor Brit
gel bon 0ilioe tDniirmirt am Glter=
ionntag in 3ipeien Ieinsr er6Bten Ge=
mein6en uno balt am acknowledgement
Sonntag in Miiheil osutiherI 8ottss=
oienlt. 9lmfortas.
(Spesiai seerrelponosns.)
Wlt. Bernon, Wdr3 "a. 1902.
6rau 5rib Yeters feierte 9eitern i6reu
48. Geburtstag, poju iidb sablrei&e
Treunbe aug brei nerfditbenen Goun=
ties einueIun0eu hutten; dudb Elm D<rs
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-03-27
Arteitet "a etumoen im Tag.

Gs gibt teine Rube fir bic unermilo=
iihsn tleinen Arbeiter = Or. 2ina's
Nem Iife Yills. Millipnen iino tets
an Der Nrbeit, um trage Seber. Gelb=
iuht, 8iliolitdt uno Sdattelfiebsr su
beilen. Sic Derbannen ntrpoies 2opf=
ipeb. nno pertreiben Malaria. Qneilen
unb febuGrsn tiht, iino tlein. ftnefen
gut. uno uirtsn Nunoer. g,<riuht lie.
% Gts. III 5. SteenIeH q Sons
Apotbete.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-03-27
FIr Qauofaufer.

@ir haben in Oap 60. uuo Grant
So. nod aus9ejeidnetss 2ano su febr
poblfeilen preiien iofort gu pertaufeu.
Sihert gu4 2ano, ebe es gu fpdt III.
Ssutfde Anlisolunssn.
Cur Bequemlidteit unlrer Runoen
baben tuir AUDI in Brifol (Dap Co.,
uno Ulil6ant (Srant Co., 3meis-
offices sin8sridtet.
Ststt, Bbite5anie 4 ge.,
8runoei9entbums9dnoler, 6iour Falls
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-03-27

tueroen I'm Ban9e iein bon allen Sta
tioEeu Der Burlington, gsoar Rapios
& Rortberr @abn an alien 9agen Der
Wonate Rdr5 uno Mpril. Die
0auptpldBe, nad osnen oisie Staten
Iselteu, lino Denper. Salt Gate eitp,
Deiena. Butte, Gpotane, portlano,
Tacoma uno Seattle, aber aud uiele
anoere pldbe t6nuen nit oisien Staten
erreiht iperoen. Soap
eine 6abrt AaFeoler Hatem
ueroen aud 9illtig fein bon alItu
puntten eieltr Babn na1 pldBen 1,
norowefliden Rinnelsta unb Noro-
Oatota ON 25. Mdr3, l. uuo 8. April.
Us miro ii& flr Sud be3o4len, bel ben
Agenten Der g., 6. &. & y. Balm
lndbert grtuaoieun9en einsusisben.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-03-27

so phe9te belnabe o,e 9an5e Jiabt
su bulten, icbreibt 5rau @has. Nipple
gate, BON Aleranbria, Sno.. uno tonnte
niht 3u Shlaf tommsn. SD bate Die
Shluinbluht 10 ilblimm, oaB menil
isb eiaen Blod sins, ih fiirbterlih
huitete un0 glut Ipufte, aher ais ale
anoeren WeoiSinen feblidlassn. bsilteu
mid orei sl.0O 6laihen.pon Or. Sings
Nem DISCOVERY pollltlnois, uno i1 ge-
mann So Yfnno. gs ipiro ub5olnt
iiir Ssiluns BON 0uiten, grtdttung,
0rippe, Wrouditis un0 ale 0als= unb
gun9eu4 49eibs,l sarani:rt
probrilaithen frei bel s. Steenien &
Gou. 3reis SOC uno sl.00. Seoe 6la-
l9e Qaruntlrt.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-03-27
Spe;ial siponoen,
Gi 0 nphmin 24 NR6

ID 90 TO IN, "a. WdrJ 1902
Der Sonntag, %. Wdrs, bleibt elm
Grinnerunsstag fiir Die gielen, pelde
Der Goniirmationsfeief in Der So. 2utb.
Stride beiluobnten. 9is Rirde tonnte
niht Naum 9euus bieten fir Die Men=
se. 9lm Bormittas mar Confirmation
IN Der oeutihen Sprahs, Nahmittass
in Der en9lilhen Sprahe. Der neube=
rllfene Yaltor Der ensliIde,t 8aptiiien-
Stride 1T in Der persansenen Wode
elngetroHsn. Hun tueroen bic reesl=
mdBigen Gottesoienlte pisoer eebalten
tueroen tDunsn. 8. %.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-03-27
JOHNSON the ClOthier.
Scotland. 8. ID.

Dem oeuilhen Yublitum BON
Seotlano uno llmgebung iein neuss
uollltanoiges Eager BON aleIoerltohen,
0errenaus sItattungen, Shubeu uim. gu
ben aieorisitsn Preilen. gBir flhren
ebenfalls aus Sorten Nrbeitstlsioer ais
Sps3lalitat. Gin oeutIher Glert piro
Sud beoienen uno Cure Ruuolhaft lit
bisrmit srssbenlt erluuulht.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-03-27
Deuel. Gouutn.
(Sps5ials seorrelpon
NltamOnt, "a. MldrS 1902

~tktUFItVEtt = = --fuH0 L.V-.
6riB Sofelt in Glear Safe bat lein
Sans uno Suloouseihdft psrtauft uno
miro IS sum |. Suli iibersebsn uno
na6 Gana0a Sieben, no Iib Idpn IciA
yruoer uno Shwaeer befinoen. ~
Sobn Yrebn BON Sogltao tpar am 90.
bier uno bolte lih ieinsn anebt, SEQ.
9ennin9. Wi. grun3te.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-03-27

nitt, oab 6. u. @snbt uid,t nur outs
6armnditiueu liefsrt. ion0em aud
istns Sreiie miBtge iiro. East eu,r
9elo il Sed.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-03-27
Sauion 6 cuutn.
lopeilaI 4orrelponoenl)
2lleranOria. Mdrs. "a. 1902.

aleranorId, Mtlr5. "A, 1902.
am 6reitag mar bic erIte geriamm.
lung Der Shulbeboroeu oes Gountns
nab osm neusu GeIeB, iuelte Isbr sab(.
reid belutt uar.-9tic SoDfimanu oon
gsbite Sate mar bei bieligen 6reunosr
81 geIuh.-Sebte g9ode nuroe bier
5ran S,otbfin begra6en. IieIelbs
itarb in sinem gfem Yprter SoIpitaI
uno binterldBt srpei 56dter. Sfrau
Yerrp bon MontrOie uno sri. gaer
BON bier. @orr.
(Speaol= =Scrreiponoen3.)
@merp, Mtdrs, l8.1902.
0err Il. Grau Wi. Weihels reilterr
nna Chicago, no lit Ssrr Wtidels ei-
ner Operation lmterSieben piro.-g.
5. S6ilB tebrts am 9ienltaq BON ct.
paul Suriif. - Or. 9ouo reiIte am
glontag gu geiud mad Gbicago.-W.
j. Yerrp uao 5ohter SRI. SSlOilie BON
Barrier fuareu am Sonntag bier sl
Sciu6. -6err uno 6rau 6lart bon
4beroeen paren am Samitag bei 8rof.
Saunders 5u uh.-6orneIius Rod
ltilr5te Die Sreppe berab un0 brad oa=
bel oa5 S9ulterblatt. Corr.
Spe;ialsGorrslponosns.
epiphany, %. Wldrs 1902.
Rid Saoler bat feline 6arm osrtauft
uno tuire nahlten 6erblt mad Minne=
i0ta siehen. - 6rl. 2ouiia Rippertp,
melhe ldngere 3eit bel ibren Serrano=
ten IN Soma auf geIuh mar, lit uieoer
geluio uno munter bierber suritdaez
tebrt, - .. g. Yaraoies, Der aeihafts=
balber in 98iscpnlin uno Soma mar,
tebrte legten Saniitas ;uriid. = 9lm
leBten 6reitag, ben 81. Mdrs, um 2
llbr Hahmittags, perI1ieo mad l6nqe=
rem &rantsnla9er I'M 9llter BON AZ
Sahren unier SSreuno Serr geter
Shnlit. Die geeroisung fano lebten
Sonntag Nahmittag prn Der gsobnuna
oes Serltorbenen aus auf Dem biefioen
Sirdhofe itatt unter Iebr qroBer Be
tbeiligung pon Sreunben uno 8er=
Sen trauernoen Sinserbli.=
bencn unier berSlihftes Seileio /!
eorr.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-03-27
SeaoIe 0onnt,,.
SpssiaI.6orfelp elpouoen,
Suron, %. Wtdrs 100.

9urpn, y. WtdrS 1907.
Serr uno 6rau SUB gSilis tpuroen
selegentlih Der ySurpriie Yartp, bon
Der ih in poriser eorreIponoens berih=
tete, ie nit einem slrmihautelltubl be-
ishentt sur Grinnerung an ibre alten
gtahbarn. -gfuu mDhte it nod ein
wenig oGoon berihten, mie bier Die
Seate. melbe Sano taufsn molten, oen
9aiIIlhen IN Die odnoe fallen. go
baben bier oeri1ieoene 6armer ibr 2ano
sum Gertauf gegeben uno perlangen
ungefGbr ID Dollars oen 4der; tommt
aber nun Der Grenloe uno mill 2anb tau=
feil.Io perlauaen Die glgenten 20 bis %
Dollars Den afer. SShuill bier niht Die
Hamen uenneu, nnr mbhte ih sSeoen
iuarneu, Der bierhertommt, Inn 9ano
81 taufen; 9eht ielblt su ben 6armern,
oann meroet ibr Gelo iparen. 0eute
iheint Die Sonns mieoss nno boIfentlih
miro jeBt bal0 Der 6riihling ieinen gin=
Sug balten. eprr.
Spejial.@orrsipouoens)
0urpn. 23. Mars, 1902.
@enu Die gSitteruna 10 bleibt, tpiro
Oieie @ohe nit DEM ieloarbeiten be-
gonnen. Sas gano lit in gutter Be-
ihaTenbsit. t.-ssgts 94one lpuroe be-
rintet, oaB 6riB Sill 700 S1afe i'm
Sturm Derlpren bdite. IS Iollen aber
nur $50 iein. Gum permunoern 1T es
niht, oa Ole GARNER 10 nadldBig linb,
uno nibt fiir Stallung ioreen, bamit
ibr Iieb llntertunft bat bel iplhem
Wstter. -0srr Gbarlb Map mar oiels
Wohe auf oen geinen, INN illnae
Stiere aufsutaufen; er iagts Dap er
suten Grfolg' bate nit isinsn istten
Stiereu in Chicago. Ssrr Carl lleder
1T auh iebr sufrieoeu, Der grsis mar
1886. .-Garl lleder beabiidtist, ieine
Garm oieies 6riibiabr 81 pertauIen
uno mill 80 Mder Sbullano bel Duron
taufen, um feline leBten Sabre rubia su
Derleben. Wlathias Yealas nebit 6rau
itatteten Shseiber 9isiss einen an9e-
nsbmen Bei,h ab. Mat fiiblt lih
iebt aliidlih in isinem peim nit leiner
6rau, stmal neil lie aud nod BON
edit oeutiher Gelinnuna 1T t.-Sn Duron
madt fid isgt Die Wobnungsnotb fiibl=
bar. neil faft ieoen 5ag neus Anlieoler
tomnlen 9lber lie lino ollie willtom=
men uno Suron miro balb tiitti9
bauen uno fir Webnunssn forgen.
Carl Meoiger.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-03-27
(Spe,iui ! eprrslponoen,.)

Wtt. Bernon, Uldr5 "a. 1902.
Jrau drib peters feierte 9eitern i6reu
48. @eburtstag, woju iid sablrei&e
TreunM aug brei Derfaieoenen Goun=
ties ein9eiunoen batten; aud Elm B<rs
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-07-13
Mercury and potash
ONLY SERVE AS y TEASH FOR
CONTAGIOUS BLOOD pC1GON

and this disease K HA WS
WN
have worn off is discontinued when aEs1
and becomes full of life
time they drive blood
upon tender tissues membranes and finally breaking
disgusting destroying
accomplish radical permanent
drugs produce ercura Rheumatism destroy the
Specific Contagious Blood Poison and the anote
spreads quickly the system
coupng injecting every organ and fibre the body
S. S. S. destroys the serpent, and eliminates
@ e. every atom of poison from the blood it makes
~ thorough and radical the disease, and at the
NJ Nj general health S. S.
- >~ - contains minerals of kind, but is purely
proof to the contrary
physicians will cheerfuly advise
charge all who
SWIFT COMPANY Atlanta. Ga.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-07-13
Political Brokerage.
(Louisburg Times.)

There was meeting in political
Broker Reavis' office in Louisburg, on
Wednesday and who do you suppose
were present? Listen: Tom H. Whita-
ker, James j. Wilder, Rufe r. Harris
D. c. Harrington, Joe w. Fuller and
Birty F. Wilder. All of these names
are familiar to majority of our read
ers. What Political Broker" Reavis
had to offer them was not made public
when the meeting adjourned. 1t is hint
ed, however, that eRavis and brother Joe
"kissed and made up'-Reavis begging
brother Joe's pardon for pulling his
whiskers on last election day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-11-15
Woodward 6 LOthrOp,
10th, 18th and F Sts., n. w.
WASHINGTON, D. c.
WASHINGTON, D. C

proceeded down the river after making her
usual stop here.
Mr.. Garner, one of the workmen engaged
was slightly injured near the intersection Of
Pitt street yesterday by an embankment fall
ing on him. lie was attended by DIR. Mcclure.
An electric railway pole on the west side Of
Fairfax street, between King 0nd Prince, fell
about noon today. Fortunately nobody was
hurt, nor did any damage result except to
the pole.
There was an average Saturday display of
country produce in market this morning, and
prices showed no material deviation from
those which Prevailed last week.
Mr.. Broders, Of Fairfax county. was kicked
by a horse near the market house this morn
ing and painfully though not seriously hurt.
Officer Griffin last night killed a dog be-
longing to Mr.. Charles A. Strobel The dog
had recently acted III a suspicious manner.
The steamer f. J. Tull left W. A. Smoot &
Co. Is wharf this morning loaded with wheat
for Janney & Brothers mill at Occoquan.
The Fairfax county land offered for sale
today in the suit of Barton VS.. Baker was
withdrawn, there being no bidders.
The schooner Leroy is being loaded with
lumber by SmoOt & Co., for Posey's wharf,
near Quantico.
The Daughters of America will hold fair
next week, beginning on Monday.
Four dodgers were accommodated at the
station house last night.
The weather has been mild and fair again
today.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-11-15
Waived an Examination.

George w. Dix, ex-keeper OF wampum
of Osceola Tribe of Red Men, who was
arrested yesterday charged with embez-
cling funds belonging to the order, was
brought before the Mayor this morning.
The accused waived examination and he
was held in default of bail of 81, 600 for
his appearance before the Corporation
Court. Dix was represented by Mr.. l..
H. Machen and the prosecution was con-
Quoted by fIr. S. G.. Brent, Common
wealth's Attorney. Mr.. Jas. K. Cation
appeared as the representative OF Osceola
Tribe. Mayor Simpson gave the prison
er until II o'clock to furnish bail, win
the understanding that if it was not forth
coming he would be committed to jail.
A number of members of Osceola Tribe
were present, but the crowd without the
mar was verv small considering the IN
terest melted by the proceedings against
Dix AS was stated in the Gazette day
or two ago, Osceola Tribe has for long
time been an honored Alexandra insti-
tuition. 1t was organized in 1919, and
during its history has had on its roster
Numbers of our most useful and repre-
tentative citizens. Mr. John ii. Standi-
,-,rd has been a member of this tribe for
nearly 40 years, and has kept up his mem
bersbin longer than any in Virginia or
tho District of Columbia. Several other
old and respected citizens are members.
The discontinue the organization is now
experiencing eHp ex,fes the sympathy Of the h..
members will suffer no dependency, but
that all will vie to place the organization
on the financial footing it formerly en-
loved. Many members of the tribe are
Of Of the rank and file of life who live by
honest toll, and the fact that their
savings of years have been wiped out at
one fell swoop is, of course, exasPer!'atlng.
Dix being unable to secnre bail was
sent to iail this evening.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-11-15
Church Services. &C.. SUNDAY.

CHRIST CHURCH-Services at IL a. m and
80 p. m. by Rev. w. J. Morton
~. PAULs CI-RCH-Holy communion
Z; D a. m. Services at II a. IN. and 7:30 pm.
by Rev. p. p. Phillips.
GRACE CHURcH-Holy Communion at 7:15
a: IN. Services at II a. m. and 7:30 p. m. by
Rev. c. f. Ball.
ST.. MARY's CHURcH-First mass at z a. m.
Second mass at 1890 a. m. Sunday school
at $3.50 a. m. Vespers at 4 p. m.
EMMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURcH-Services
and communion at II a. m. and 1880 u. IN.
in English by Rev. Mr. Leucke.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-Sunday
school at $3.50 a. m. Services at II a. IN. and
1880 p. in. by Rev. L. j. Brooke. ID. ID.
BAPTIST CHURcH-Sunday school at $50 a.
m. Services at ii a. IN. and at 1880 p. IN. by
Rev. DIR. Hunt.
TRINITY METH. EPIs. CHURcH-Sunday
school at $50 a. m. Services at IL a. M and
7:30 p. m. by Rev. J. A. LETTERS. Young
Peoples Meeting at $50 p. m.
METH. EPIs. CHURCH SoUTH-9:30 a. m.
Sunday school. Services at II a. m. and 7:30
p. m. by Rev. j. p. Stump.
METH. PRoT. CHURCH-Sunday school at
y:lo a. IN. Services at III a. m. and 1880 p. IN.
by Rev. J. II. S. Ewell
FREE METHODIST CHURCH-Lee street,
near Wilkes-Services at IL a. m. and 7:3O p.
IN. by Rev. j. w. Tamblyn.
SEVENTH DAY ADvENTIsTs.-Seyenth Day
Adyentists Hall, 1l5 south st. Asaph street.
Preaching at 7.30 p. NJ. by Rev. III. w. Her
rell.
CHRISTIAN ScIEScE.-Service at 112 south
Fairfax street at 3 p. m.
VILLAGE CHAPEL, NJ. f. CHURCH SOUTH
Gibbon street, near Alfred.-Sunday school at
2:45 p IN. Preaching at 400 p. IN. by Rev.
Mr.. WEIGH.
RAILROAD READING Inconsistencies of
prayer and praise, with short address, at
p. m.
DEL RAY CHAPEL NJ. L. CHURCH SOUTH
Sunday school at 2. Preaching at p. m.
Epworth League at p. m.
AIMS lIOUsE-Service at 2 30 p. m.
MIssIoN-West side of Fairfax street, be-
tween Franklin and Jefferson streets.-Sery-
ices at 1880 p. m.
MEADE CHAPEL, PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL
(colOred mo services.
ROBERTS CHAPEL, NJ. f. CHURCH COLOR
ed)-Preaching at IL a. m and 1880 p. IN:
Preaching in Cooper Memorial Room, VIM
Mckinley Normal and Industrial School, cor
ner Montgomery and Patrick streets, Sunday
at 3 o'clock by Rev. Robert H. Robinson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-11-15
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The ideal weather this afternoon
caused an unusual number of visitors to
Mount VERNON to stop off and visit
places of interest here.
District Lodge No. 10, Independent
Order of Good Templars, consisting OF
the lodges of that order in this city and
county, Fairfax and Loudoun met today
at Lorton, Fairfax county.
The Episcopal High School football
team and the eleven from Mount st.
Joseph's College; Maryland played
game of football OH the High School
grounds, near this city, this afternoon.
sThe harvest is past the summer Is
ended, and we are not saved (Jere-
miah viii, 2O), will be the subject OF
the discourse at the Gospel meeting at
116 south St. Asaph street tomorrow
night
Marriage lisenses were issued in Wash
ington yesterday to William Chambess and
Rebecca Blair; Maurice Peabody, Wen
ma. and Grace Head, Ashgrove, and to
CLAYTON l.. Everhart and Grace Nj. Pres
ton, both of Round Hill.
Don't miss seeing the new, beautiful
and attractive line of ladies' dress skirts
at Schwarz's, SIS King street. Prices
start as low as 81 and go up to Slo.
All alterations made absolutely free OF
any cost Satisfaction guaranteed or no
sale.
Addison Chapman, cololed farmer
of Manassas. was arrested in Washing
ton Yesterday on warrant sworn out by
IT, w. Reid, of Brentsville, charging the
enlightenment of s200in connection with
a horse trade. Chapman is apparently
sanguine that he will be able to explain
matters.
A horse attached to vehicle belonging tC
Mr.. Colntland III. Smith got one Of its Zee
caught inthe planking between the railroad
track at Prince and Henry streets early las
NIGHT and fell, throwing the driver TO IN
ground also. Come people gathered at I'M
snot and got the horse on It's feet ana late
he vehicle moved away. Neither horse MOI
driver was much hurt
Messrs. Isaac Eichberg & Son have ful
ard complete line of May Manton bazar pat
terms. which they are selling at ten cent
each. They also have the catalogues at Iei
cents These patterns are the most popula
and cheapest u The market ie The pe Mssirs
Eichberg are distributing inc Decenoe
Fashion Sheets free of charge.
The fseiary meeting ofthe Epworth Leagu
of the NJ. in Church South, last night was
} decided success in every respect. The cnurci
! was hacked with an appreclatye auulenct
The committee which arranged the afiair lei
= nothing undone which could in any manne
r have added additional interest to the occasion
Justice Triplett, of Fairfax, had before hin
today the clse of J. Il. Truax charged D
Hugh Payne with assaulting him On publ
+, road The affair was the outcome of an Oh
| Quarrel. After hearing the evidence MI
= fruax was fined 800 aud required to pa
, costs.
An accident to the machinery of the steamet
; > Harry Randall shortly after She left Wasf
u ington port this morning necessitated ner r
y turn until repairs could be- made, Later Sd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-11-15
Tug Boat Licensed.

The handsome little tugboat Dallis,
built by Augustus Dean & Son at this
place for Judge j. D. Yoemans, has been
completed and has gone into commission.
The United States steamboat inspectors
have licensed her to run upon the Po-
tomac for a year. The Dallis is to be
used as freight boat between Washing
ton and Judge Yeomans' stock and dairy
farm at High Point, opposite the naval
proving grounds at Indian Head She
is under the command of Capt. James
Jones. with Mr.. Jack White in charge
of her engine room. The boatis about
sixty feet long, and is equipped with
single cylinder engine, and will be
driven by propeller. She is built on
graceful lines, and while no effort has
been made to drive her, she will, it is
expected, make high speed. 1t is stated
that Judge Yeomans is preparing to
build another and larger boat next
spring.