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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-11-06
THE COUNTY ELECTION.

In Alexandra comfy Mr.. Mackey
was elected Commnnv aslih's Attorney
By total of SOC 10 PA over @. /. Sims.
VIM. 81. Palmer, tn. incumbent, defeat
ed Jacob Birch for sheriff by scaDt
msjority of 81. Mr. Ball was elected
county treasurer without opposition.
Ia Jefferson district E. Duncan, re-
publican, was elected a member of the
board of supervisors over Walter u.
Varney aud Joseph Wake. Louis Dali
bert, Isaac @. Burrell and d. n. Rust,
IT,, we're elected Justices of the peace.
The vote In this district was IS follows:
Oarliu, 1877; Howard, 90; Thornton, 1873;
De Putron, 20; Cation, So; Evans, 81;
Msckey, 70; Sims, SO; Bell, 1852; Pal
mer, So; Birch, SO; Varuey, SO; Dun
can, 81; Walker, Al; Dslberf, 81; Bur-
rell, 70; Rust, 90; Trsvers, 81; Thomp-
son, Sc; suppIee, Al; Rixey, Is; the
last seven being for justice of the peace.
In Washington district, W. N Febrey
defeated G. w. Donaldson and O. j.
Costello for the board of supervisors.
The vote 10 this district was as follows
Cabin, 1877; Thornton, lao; De Putrop,
40. H)ssrd, 46; Cation, 1875; Evans, AZ;
Palmer, So; Birch, 1877; Mackey, 166;
Simms, so; Ball. 1913; Donaldson, 49,
Febrey, SO; Cast Ito, %; Payne, 1885,
Evans, SO: Grunwell, 1l6; Parker, 1856;
Moody, %; Howell. A. Parker, Grun-
we'll and Moody were chosen justices OF
the peace, aud Payne beat Evans fer
constable.
In Arlington district Corbett beat
Hagan for the board Of supervisors, and
Collins defeated Vei,eh for constable.
Whitehead, Ams and Thompson were
the successful candidates for justice Of
the peace. The full vote there WIS as
follows; Csrlip, SSl; Howard, 81
Thornton, 26S; De Pntrop, So; OstoO,
2S2; Ev4Ds, 80; Ball, 4l6; Palmer, 24S;
Birch, 1874; OoIbetf, 2l3; Hagsn, 1889
Collins, 27s; Veilch, 1871; Whitehead,
229; Amis, 1872; Thompsoo, 25O; Birch,
1862; the last four being for justice of the
peace.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-11-06
DIED.

On Tuesday, November 9th, 1907, at ais r.
~, at her 7, sidence, No. I'll south ROysi
street.. Mrs. ELvIRA HILL, widow Of John
r. Hill Funeral from st Mary's Church.
Friday morning. November 8th. 1907, at 10
O'Clock. Relatives and friends invited. Please
omit Howers.-t Baltimore papers please copy :.
At her home, 527 south { es street, at 10
o'clock this morning, GERTRUDE VlR-
GINA LEE CRAVEN, the beloved wife Ct
VIM. L. Craven, in the seth yearof her age.
She leaves husband and three children to-
mourn her loss.
On earth for Us without her presence,
Years Of loneliness Of grief and pain;
But i'll we smile amid our tears
In knowing our loss is but her gain.
We miss her in our joys aad sorrows.
She was our life, our center and our SUI;
And yet we would not call her hack,
But whisper ,'Oh God thy will be DONE"
BY HER HUSBAND AND THREE CHILDREN.
Funeral services will be arranged later.
IVA hipgton, Leesburg and Baltimore
papers please copy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-11-06
Est.Iyv injured by Automobile.

New York, Nov. 6.-UncOnscious
from injuries suffered 10 collision be-
tween their dog cart and speeding
automC bile, tso unidentified young men
are dying Today at the Presbyterian Hos
pitsl. The police are making desperate
attempts, but with small prospects OF
success, to fnd the autoist responsible
for the accident. TIE two young neo,
seated in an expensive dog cart and driv-
ing blooded horse, we're jogging down
Fifth avenue at midnight when at Fly.
first street an automobile whirled around
the corner, headed south, struck the
cart and threw both its occupants into
the street. The mon landed on their
heads close together Neither stirred.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-11-06
SOUTH American War Cloud.

Montevideo, Uruguay, NDv. Fol
lowing its intimation that the Uruguayan
ltgition would be Withdrawn from Ar
rentina unless ths latter sunenders a
Uruguysn tug seized at the Island Of
Martin Garcia, disputed territory, Uru-
gusy is openly making military prepa-
ration. There has been no explicit
threat of war by the Urugusyan govern
ment, but the foreign minister's decision
Yesterday that his county prsse ses suf-
fcient strength to repel aggression is
generally accepted as plain iutimation
that Argentina must yield or fight.
A fall explanation of Uruguay's claims
TO the island and the grounds on which
they are made will be sent from Monte
vi eo to Brazil, which has asked for in
formation regarding the dispute. Though
Martin Carols, an island in the river
Plate, is much nearer the Uruguayan than
the Argentina shore, the later has held
possession for years. Uruguay proposes
now tho assert its alleged rights.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-11-06

PREACHERS often stain their cloth or
make themselves chesp by mixing with
politics. Some Of the most fluent men
that have ever occupied pulpits have
minimized their spiritual power over
their hearers by carrying politics into the
church. Many incidents could be pro-
duced to verify this assertion. After
Rev. Oliver G. Horsmau, pastor OF the
First Baptist Church at Morristown, n.
j., bsl flashed his sermon last Sunday
morning, in the course Of which he had
ATTACKED the character and record OF
Assemoyman Henry w. Buxton, who
had been nominated by the republicans,
II. G:nnsl Disbrow, Of New York,
arose from his sest and made scathipg
reply, in which he characterized the
statements made by tho pastor as SLAM
derous, untrue snd mislesdiOg. Mr..
DisJIow Justified his action by saying
tina. liz. H0f5mSn asserted that be be-
lievsd IN air play and that both sides
shoad be beard, and that be had taken
him at his eord. a committee from
church IN suoiher state was present to
hear Mr. Horsman preach, with the
possible Intention of asking him TO be-
come heir pastor. This was unfortu-
nate inr the divine, as The committee
will ~. he likely 10 recommend him
after sita.s-,ag the above Incident.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-11-06
Hitchcock Surren6ers.

New York, Nov. 6.--Pals and bag
CARED, mere shadow of his former self,
Raymond Hitchcock, the comedian and
former star of "a Ysnkee Tourist," who
has been a fugitive from justice since
OctoberillS, staggered in the District
Attorneys Office today and surrendered.
He wss arraigned under six indictments
accusing him Of wrong doing With several
young girls. The actor declared that
since his disappearance he has been in
New York all the time, but confined to
a room by illness brought on ~ the shock
incidental to his trouble. He was taken
to Part 8 Of general sessions court aud
pleaded not guilty to the indictments
brought against him. Bail of 81 500
was fixed on one of the counts aud he
was psroltd on the other FIVE in the
custody of Attorney Goldsmith.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-11-06
Sentenced for Libel.

Berlin, Nov. 6.-Adolf Brandt, a
p,mphleter who made charges against
Chancellor Prince Won Buelow Of i'm
moralities similar to those attributed by
Editor Macmillan Harden to Count
Cuuo Won MOltke, was sentenced to
eighteen months imprisonment today.
Unlike Harden, Brandt had no case
whatever. he admitted that he based
his allegation on heresay, pleading only
that he wrote on good faith concerning
chancellor. The blsmelessness of the
Princes private life afforded him not The
slightest basis for an appeal for mercy,
aud be quickly allowed the case to 60
apainst him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-11-06
THE JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION

THE JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION.
A detailed financial statement of The
jamestown Exposition wss made Yester'
day. The liabilities of the Exposition
Company are heavy, being more than
three and a half times as great as The
assets.
1t is anticipated that within "a hours
after the exposition closes on the night
of November 80 receiver will be ap-
pointed to wind up its complicated
financial affairs. A receiver may be
appointed before the gates are closed.
With assets involved by judgments, al
tschment suits, first and second mort
gage bonds, original purchts, price deficit
m )rtgsge, the government loan, unpaid
salaries and many lesser creditors who
have no standing, 1t is the opinion OF
those who have made careful study OF
the situation that there can be no other
solution of the problem except a re-
Ownership. Aud difficult problem it
will be.
The total liabilities are So, sos, 900
and the assets 1882, $50.
1t planned by the exposition man.
sgement to send strong lobby to Wash
ngtou when the next Congress meets
or the purpose Of inducing the govern
ment not only to shoulder the loss of its
loan TO the exposition, but sliO to pay
up all of its deficits.
The directors Of the exposition will
meet today to consider the question Of
re'paning the fair next year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-11-06
Mrs. Hartle BesIeged.

Pitsburg, Nov. 6.-Mary Scott
Harij,, since the trial OF The divorce
case that has brought her so prominently
before the public, has been so annoyed
by thousand Of letters, mostly protesta-
tions Of love from men, that she has be-
come alarmed. Fearing some sort Of a
trap on the part Of her husband, these
letters are burned as fast as they are re-
ceived According to Miss Vandegrifi,
Mrs. Harje's compznior, these letters
would be humorous under other condi-
lion.. Letters of encouragement, 'e.ters
of praise and letters Of congragulatien
are received in every msil. 1t became
impossible TO respond to every one in
writing, so q form mas been prepared. II
reads:
"Dear Madam or Sir: Your kind
note was duly received, and your words
of sympathy are much appreciated by
"MARY SCOTT HARTJE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-11-06
TOday's Telegraphic News
Ths Eighth District.

[Specisl Dispatch to the Aley sndria Gazette
Fredericksburg, Nov. 6-R. O. l..
Moncure, democratic nominee for the
legislature from Stafford and King
George counties, has carried Stafford BY
IL aud King George by "a over his re-
publican opponent, Mr.. Chelssy. The
balance OF the democratic ticket in King
George is elected, including treasurer
and sheriff. @. @. Carlin's msjority in
tsfford is about $50 over bis republican
opponent.
Fairfax, Va, Nov. 6.-Seventeen Oui
of 20 precincts give Oliver 730, Roberts
269. The vote of Osrlin and Thornton
will exceed these figures.
Manassas, Va, Nov. 6.-J. Jenkyn
Davies is elected Commonwealih's At.
;orney over his opponent, A. w. Sin
clair, by majorily of 1877. The vote of
Carlin and Thotnton is very large in this
county. Complete returns not 10.
Wauenton, Va, Nov. 6.-Ths con-
test between Moses NJ. Green, regular
democratic nominee, and A. d. Kelly,
Independent candidate for the legislature,
has resulted in the election of Mr.. Green
by over 400.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-11-06
To Contest VIII,

Boston, Nov. 6 81 will contest it If it
takes my last dollar" declared Edward
F. Baker, when questioned today co.,
corning the will signed by his brother,
Walter F. Baker, who, be charges, was
murdered. The document discovered in
Boston safe deposit box makes Natalie,
the four-yesr-old daughter of DIR. and
Mrs. Frank Hurd, with whom young
Baker made his home 10 Bogots, n. j +,
heir to about 800. 900. The will leaves
To Edward F. Baker only $1,000. The
document Ia still in the vault, the Safe
Deposit Company having refused to sur
render it because no executors have been
named for Bakers estate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-11-06
SOUTHERN RAILWAYS REPORT.

The thirteenth annual report Of the
Southern Railway shows an increase Of
172 miles in its mileage during the lest
year, an Increase of SO, 0l6, $50 10 gross
earnings, an increase If 81, 926, l4S in
taxes and operating expenses and q de-
crease Of 81, 909, jS7 III net earnings from
operation. An increase of $24O, 900 in
income from other sources is overcome
by an increase Of slap, 257 10 interest
and rentals. The net result is decrease
of 81, 93S, 744 in the balance over fixed
charges, which for 1907 is $3.50, 32l.
The net increase Of dept was S26, III, 900,
making sn increase ofsl, Az. PSF in fix
ed charges.
The future policy Of the company, it
is stated, is not to extend its territory,
bat to concentrate its resources upon
building up and Strengthening the estab-
ished lines Of the system" This means
q second track, first OF all, on ''the lines
now burdeued with the heaviest traffic"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-11-06
Virginia News.

The annual convent IL Of the Nation
al Council OF Jewish Women opened at
the jamestown Exposi ION yesterday.
Mrs. G. U. Courtney, of X nsale,
died Monday OF consumption. She is
survived by her husband and one son
and four brothers.
Miss Henrietta Payne, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Gordon Payne, and
Mr.. Carl Theodors Goldeuberg, OF New
York, were married yesterday at the
brides homo, in Lynchburg.
w. D. Barlow, an expert accountant,
of Richmond, dropped dead in an Office
in Norfolk last night. Heart disease is
sscribed as the cause of his sudden death.
He was fifty FIVE years of age.
The agent Of the Interstate Commerce
Commission has been in Richmond for
several days making an investigation OF
alleged giving of rebates By one or more
railroads to shippers in that city.
Mrs. Jennie McPhail Welsh and Mr..
William Robert JChGson we're married
yesterday afternoon at the home of the
brides mother, Mrs. Clement Darlington
McPhail, on Harrison street in Rich
mond.
DR.. A. Monteir, of Richmond, az
res ed on charge Of criminal operation
on a woman of THAI city, was not in
court yesterday. He is an III man and
is coufued to bis bed. An attachment
was issued for him in the police court
yesterday for failure TO appear.
Charles S. Spivey, residing IN Batter
sea, suburb of Petersburg, was run
over by a train on the Norfolk and
Weston Railroad yesterday afternoon
and los antly killed. His body was
horribly mangled. spivey, who was
ssveny-fve yesrs ofage, was deaf.
Sha by her 6aOce in fit of jealous
rage, Miss Lula JohcsOn died 10 ST.
Vincers Hospital in Norfolk, at an
early hour yesterday morning. Joseph
B. Deans, her ssssilanf, who committed
suicidt Immediately after shooting the
girl towhom he had bee1 engaged to be
married, was buried this sfternoon.
Cap. Abrsm Shepherd, 8 member of
ore OF be Oldest and most prominent
families IN that section Of West Virgins,
and, native and lifelong resident of JEFF
feron county, died yesterday at his home
il shspher1s,oSn. from stroke of ps-
| ,slysis. BE was 81 ex-CJntederste
soldier and was 10 the seveuty-third year
Of his age.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-11-06
Bishop Ferguson and Gov. Swanson

Especial Dispatch to the Alexandria Gazette. ]
Richmond, Va, Nov. 6.-It is pub
lished here this slteroon that Bishop
Ferguson, Of Africa, the negro bishop,
whose entertainment by Bishop Potter,
of New York, at dinner occasioued
severe comment, attended a reception
given at the Mansion by Gov. and Mrs.
Swanson, 10 honor of the Bishop of
London, to which also the general pub
lie was invited. The black bishop was
introduced TO several Richmond ladies,
who became offended. Gov. Swanson
today declined to make abatement The
incident recalls the O'Ferrsll. Teamsh
affair en- which the Boston negro was ,n-
tertained at the Mansion by the late
Governor O'Ferrsll.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-11-06
A Hard Debt to Pay

'I owe debt of gratitude that can neser
be paid of" writes G. s. Clark Of Westfeld,
Iowa, "for my rescue from death, By DR..
Kings New Discovery. Both LUNGS were 30
seriously effected that death seemed immi-'
nent. VIZ | commence t5king New Dis
coyery. The ominous dry. hacking cough
omit before the first bottle was used, end t"o'
more bottles made complete cure" NothirR
hiss ever ca .alel New Discovery for coughs.
colds and all throat an0 lung complaints,
Guaranteed hy all druggist. SOC and 81 w.
Trial bottle free.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-11-06

and Weslmorelsud, wsre eltc,td with
out opposition. Ia Redmond county
r. B. Omokrndro, democrat treasurer,
was defeated by Garlsr q, republican, ard
present ncnmbent, by Sc majority. J.
r. Copley, democrat candidate for sher-
III. defeated E. W. Garland, republican
and present incumbent by SO minority.
Rspublicaus carry Smyth, democrats
carry Bristol, republicans Montgomery,
republicans Wythe, democrats Pittsyl-
vsnis over an Independent ticket.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-11-06

In the arrest of o. Augustus Wright,
col red, at Richmond charged with frauc-
ulent use OF the mails, Postotice lu-
spector Merry is believed to have sup
pressed systematic scheme to rob the
negroes of Virgins. Thousands Of
dJlIsrs are said to have been Collected
for them. Tue charge on which Wright
was arrested was that of securing By mis-
representation money as an insurance
nraminm.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-11-06

TIE PASSING of Mr.. w, r. Hearst
was one Of The incidents Of the election
IN Nev York Yesterday. He WAS doub'-
less anticipating the result! Of approach
lug events ghen he recently announced
his pu,pos. 70 ,s.ire from politics Yes
tsIdsy's c,5e..oa not Only retiTes him
pretty completely from the field Of pcs
sible presidential candidates, but shows
that he b., tesn practically wiped out
whilo his "a aurd will be insignificant in
fhe political graveyard. The labor vote,
which has been strongly in favor OF
Heart, 10th las year and the year be-
fore, has e,i entity dessrted him, and for
the resson tba. re bad attempted to use
it AZ psisoaal political sssst.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-11-06
WEDNESDAY EyEElNG. NOV. 6, 1907.

VIRGINIA is siill enc of the Gibraltars
n democracy, Tie result of yesterdsJ"
election having seemingly cemented the
navy more strongly than ever. 10 the
EisL,h disiric, republican and indeper d.
en-. candidates who we're as sideshOws,
have not as yet emerged from their
storm cellers. Mr.. Charles @. CaTliD,
the democratic candidate for Congress,
hs, been elected b. msjority larger
than that ever received By candidate
for that honor 10 this dis riot, while Mr..
r. f. Thornton has been elected to The
State By tidal wake vote over HE
republican opponent. The voters OF
Alexaudria city and county, justly sp-
precisliug the ability and past services
cf Mr.. james r. Cation, have returned
him with an overwhelming majority.
As had been anticipated, his opposition
vas not Of q nature 10 cause The slightest
apprehension in this city. The action
of the democratic voters in confirming
the nominations of these gentlemen by
- lsrps vote was spontaneous and as
(. should have been. The new Congress
man irom this district is an Alexandrian,
aad IA no freak OF fortune. he was
bora add resrsd ia our midst, and is
in every sense a self-made man. He
bezan life A. q clerk in store and
while engaged in this work be enter
Cd the public schools and by close
study scquired the knowledge which
fitted him for the bar and finally
TO represeut this district in Congress.
Iu1892 be was elected member of the
hoard Of aldermen from the Third ward
of he CITY, his first representative posi-
ton ia life. and while serving in that
capacity vas appointed by President
Cleveland postmaster Of The city. With
no fortune upon which to lean nor
mighty hackers to shove him forward,
he bss forged steadily ahead, making
friends wherever be went, and his politi-
cal prominence is the outcome OF his
own genius and Industry. The same
may be said Of the worthy Delegate.
Mr.. Calor began bis political career at
the lowest rupg Of the ladder and his at
tainmen.s are The outcome OF his Unborn
ability ard industry. He. too, has
reached prominence through the rugged
road. He hiss loiled on, rising above
dissppoinimeuts and setbacks, and l.
now eojoyjng tie fruits of bis own labor.
Mr. Thornton, he Hew Safe Senator, is
the peer OF either the above He has
bsgua bis political career with every in
dicalion of success, and his ability and
perseverance will impel him forward.
The people Of the Congr' ,ionsl, Sens-
total aud legislative districts may be
praad Of tie trio which is to repressl
then.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-11-06

Mr.. ROOSEVELT went out OF bis way
TO interfere in the OSio election aud to
have Congressman Burton nominated tor
Mayor of Cleveland. The people Of
that city administered just rebuke to
the President by re-slecting Mr.. Tom L.
lehman MAYOR.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-11-06
Another Bank Closes.

Globe. Ariz., Nov. 6-The Globe
National Bank suspended today, heavy
drafts on its cash with no assistance from
outside banks available forcing the
action. The financial agent is on hand.
The bank has capital of $50, 900 and
deposits of about 5000, 600. Cashier
S,hmld: says all depositors will be paid
In fnll
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-11-06
Charges Abduction.

New York, Nov. 6.-GeOrgs Hunt,
468 Hudson street, and Michael Cavs-
nsugb, 1903 Bedford street, reported to
the police esrly today that their daugh-
ters, Amelia and Gertrude, both 10
years old, have been abducted. They
named the man they suspected, a neigh
Dor of the Hunts, about S8 years old.
The police are looking for him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-11-06
New York Stock Market.

New York, Nov. 6.-The strong tone that
vas developed in The took market on MordOy
continued the feature Of the tracing this
morning. Investment buying pit up with
cut abatement. Urgent efforts were nlede
arvurd the room to cover shorts ind III 70
was excellelt buying for long account in D. any
sues. Q using adj, ances over Mondays clos
ing ranging from to 3 poiIt'. The steel Is
su 8 were prominent on the upward move
me and showed net gain Of % points. The
important factor influencing market move
ments was the scarcity of stocks.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-11-06

THIS crisis is ,eachipg The peOpls Of
the west the us,s Of q credit currency.
The cashiers checks circulating so freely
cut there aTe nothing else, except that
they ete se.uled in tie way credit cur
rency would be, with FIRST claim upon
the hsBsr' assets. Yet they are un-
hesisatngly accepted, passing from hand
to hsud without Endorsement just like
banknotss. When the public hiss got
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-11-06
Lansburgh&Rro
42O to 426 Seventh Street,
AIT to 426 Eighth Street,
WASHINGTON. D. O.
Sudden Death.

Chicago. Nov. Cit was not until
bis wife's body had been lowered into
the grave that ]. Wyndhsm Obanner.
head of the well-known importing firm
of that name, would agree to take lit
lie rest. then something snapped in the
region OF his heart aud he fell to the
A DOR and died almost instantly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-11-06

The Maryland democrats did well
Yesterday when they elected A. L.
Croth,rs governor and nominated former
governor Walter Smith for the U. 5.
Senate. Gov. W4ifsld, who imagined
him self bigger than his party, was Justly
rebuked by the democrats for his pre-
sum otiop-besides he Was not regarded
"a straight democrat.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-11-06
Out Of sight.

"Out Of sight, out Of mind, " in an old say
ing which applies with special force TO sore,
burn or wound that's been treated with Buck
lens Arnica salve It's oct Of sight, out Of
mind and out of existence. Piles, too, and
and chilblain disappear under its healing in
iusase. Guaranteed by druggists. 25c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-11-06

Mrs. E. Kirby Smith, who before her
marriage was Miss Csssie Seden, and
siepdaushter of J.. NJ. Booker, OF
LJ nchburg, died in her home in Sewa'
nee Tenn, Sunday. Mrs. Smith was
70 years old. She became the bride oil
General L. Kirby Smith in Lynchburg,
in september, 1861. Soon after the
war Mrs Smith and her husband moved to
Kentucky, and little LATER 10 Sewanee,
where General Smith became professor
in the University of the South, whiet
position be filed until his death.