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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-09-12
oTTUMWA TESTIMONY.

Mrs. E. Harry, Riverview add.
Ottumwa, Iowa, says: .'I used Doa,>
Kidney Pills several years ago with
excellent results and was so pleased
with the prompt relief they afforded
that l gave a statement setting forth
their merits When I began using
them, I was suffering from pains In
my back and loins, accompanied by
headaches and a general feeling OF
langucr. Doans Kidney Pills We're 50
highly recommended that procured
box at Sargent's drug store and after
taking them for a short time, my
trouble disappeared. It has never re.
turned and I give Doan's Kidney Pills
credit for performing permanent
cure"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-09-12
1ffer

Pills. Delay may run you intu
Bright's disease or diabetes.
Doan's Kidney Pills are special
medicine for the kidneys, and do not
affect the bowels or any other organs.
There is not particle of poison in
them-just the pure roots and herbs
that nature intended for curing the
kidneys.
Doan's Kidney Pills cure every
form Of kidney trouble. Read the testi-
mony of woman of your own city.
perhaps neighbor. .
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G. q III c. c :
Can Now Be Cured With
out Operation
The new serum treatment

The new serum treatment M,
the cause Of cancer and IL, -
growths.
1t causes rapid healing of all ulcer.
ated areas and absorption Of new
growths.
For fifteen years we have treated
cancer and tumors by plasters and the
knife. Many of these cases have been
cured where it was possible to remove
all OF the diseased area. The new
treatment not only cures, but prevents
return of disease by removing the
cause.
EVERY YEAR lessons THE NUM-
Der OF INCURABLE DISEASES.
By Serum Therapy and Animal
Ferments we can now cure
Diphtheria
Smallpox
Most cases of consumption.
Blood diseases.
Nervous diseases.
Epilepsy.
Diabetes.
Kidney diseases.
rheumatism.
Blood poison.
Hay fever.
Catarrh.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-09-12
De at1ns

ROUCH-Thursday September 10,
1908, at $3.50 a. M, Gertrude ROUGH,
aged Is years, after an illness with
typhoid fever. The decedent is sur
viyed by ner mother, Mrs John
Lunkley and two sisters, Margaret
and Josephine Rouch of 22O South
Davis street.
The funeral arrangements have no4
been completed.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-09-12
Drs. MYerlY & Kreul

have for years made a speciality O!
Chronic Diseases and Surgery They
treat you right and give every case
their individual attention. If your case
is durable they can cure you. If your
case is incurable they will tell you so
During the next thirty days they
give you free examination and consul
tation. Offices, third floor Hofmann
Building, Ottumwa, Iowa.
Both phones.
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CHAPTER. TX.

Laura Tankerlane took especial
pains over her toilet for the theatre
that night. In spite of the shadow
which had come over her life, and of
the serious matters which were for
ever uppermost in her mind she was
a woman who made the most Of such
small pleasures as life could still af-
ford her. She was sensible enough to
see that only strict attention to the
more trivial details of existence could
save her from insanity or death.
Laura Tankerlane was a beautiful,
woman and a rich woman, and it
stands to her credit that she made
the best of such advantages as for
tune, none too kind to her in the more
important things Of life, had bestowed
upon her face.
She had, indeed, every reason to be
satisfied with her appearance, as she
looked at herself in the long mirror in
her bedroom before going downstairs
to dinner. Art and nature alike had
done all in their power to produce
the perfect picture that was reflected
in the glass. Her -ace was pale and
cold but faultlessly beautiful. Her
magnificent hair had been roped and
twined and arranged by one of the
first artists in Paris Her dress. one
of Paquin's most marvellous and COR
geous creations, was in itself suffici-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-04-16
MEETING OF OOMMITTEE.

The last meeting OF the city demo-
cratic committee previous to the p'i-
mary election, which occurs April p.
Was held last night at The Ope'a Boase
Oals when the candidates in the
wares where there Is opposition we're
to appear aud pay their pro rata TO-
ward the expenses incident to The
primary. The contest for Council is
confued to the Second ward, where
Messrs. Howard w. Smith, K. ID.
Brumbach end Carroll May are the
candidates--two to be chosen-snd
Mr.. Harry White is opposing Mr.. Bal
lenuer for the Board Of Aldermen. MIR.
O'Mears failed to appear and the present
members of Council from The Fourth
ward we're declared the nominees. The
usual ruling, that all known demo-
Gratis and all white men who woul, sup
port the nominees be allowed to vote,
was adopted.
The regular judges Of the democratic
party we're designated to act on the
occasion 10 the Second ward.
Mr.. O'Mears, In letter to the com.
miltee, declined to be q candidate aud
said his business interests woald moi
ermit q canvass OF the voters.
The primary will begin at noon next
Tuesday and the polls will close at Z
O'Clock that evening.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-04-16
wouAN,s AUXILIARY.

The Woman's Auxiliary TO Z. f.
Lee Camp met 10 Confederate Vet
erans' Building las night aud perfected
plans for the "ssle" a1d musical enter
tainment to he held In the building
on April The 29rd. The ssle, which will
insist OF fancy articles, homemade
cakes and csramels, will be opened at
one O'Clock, end at which there will
be nt admission fee. II will be followed
by the musical entertainment at .
O'Clock in the evening. Many beautiful
arlic es have been contribut d to the sale
and it ia kindly requested OF those who
have promised such TO send them TO the
president, Mrs. E. II. O'Brien, 8O7
Cameron street. The proceeds OF this
affair will be devoted to the printing
of the building.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-04-16
CHARGED WITH BIGAMY.

Mrs. Rose Tyler, wife OF George
TYLER. of WoOdburn, ID. o who deserted
her husband and seven children about q
wear ago. and who eight months ago
msrfIed. james Hudson, in this city,
nth whom she lived until day to two
AGO. when her whereabouts we're discov-
cred By her husband, who lwors out q
warrant for her arrest, Is still in jail in
Rockville, Md. Hudson states ae nist
met Mrs. Tyler about two years ago
while he wss 3 soldier stationed at Fort
Myer, Va, and while she was employed
A the Shoreham Hotel 10 Washing ron.
They frequently met BY appointment 10
Lafayette Park, he said, and CORES.
ponded frequently. They finally decided
to get married, and two days after MS
discharge from the army last August the
ceremony was performed in Alexandria.
Hudson gave his age as twenty-five and
said Mira. Tyler Was about forty. Mr,
Tyler admits she did wrong in marrying
Hudson, but says she wss driven from
her home by the cruelty of her husband.
She declared she never knew what hap
p!ness was until she met the young
soldier, who. she declared, treated her
with the u most kindness and consider
alton. AS WAS stated yesterday, Tyler
has sworn out warrant against his wife
charging her with bigsmy, aud Common
wealth Attorney Brent has applied II
Gov. Swanson for reqlisiiion in orce
that the woman may De brought her
and made to lace the charge sgainsI her
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-04-16
GOOD FRIDAY.

Tcmorow will lie Coed Friday the
most Tenn dsy 10 the chu.ch calendar
% il c. mmsm oraltsibe crucl6xion of The
Saviour of mankind. Among The fAiib.
iul The day will be one of fsstirg and
prayer and .lemD serVicts will be held
10 many of the churches SIS follows;
Christ Church-Serylces and sermon 81
IL q. m.
ST. PAUL. Services and sermon 81
ii q. no.
Grac Morning prayer and address
at 1920 a m pission service from IL
m. to 3 p. ~; evening prayer and ad-
dnss at 1880 p. N. g..
s.. Mary's--Msss OF the pressnctlhed
at 8 a. No. Stations Of the Cross at $3.50
and 1880 p. m.
Emmanuel Lutheran Church-Serviees
at 4 q. m.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-04-16
RIVER NOTES.

A small sloop, having in tow q
lighter, ran the latter on a sunk ken pile
opposi e the outlet lock Of the old Alex
andria Canal about o'clock this morn
ing and upset it. A man who was In
hs fighter was thrown overheard and
rescu d wi b difficulty.
The schooner NorEslk, loaied with
lumber by II. X. Field & o., he's
stilsd for Pamunky.
The schooner Grspe Shot, Capt. }
Stanford. loaded with sand for Smoot
& Co, has arrived from Chesapeake
Bay.
The s.eamer Norfolk arrived up this
morning on time. Her officers report
eucounteriug heavy northwest wind III
the bay last night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-04-16
LECTURE.

As heretofore stated, Mrs. Kate Waller
Barrett will tonight deliver lecture in
the Young Peoples building on south
Washington street. Mrs. Barrett will
take for her sui Jet, "Are Our
Schools Safe, or the Relations to the
Home 10 the School," There are few
questions nearer the heart OF the public
than the public school. Every where
men and women are holding conference
and studying the problem that coufroniS
the schools OF the country. Besides Mrs.
Barrett there will be other speakers.
The school trustees and the teachers oil
the schools Of Alexandra have been 10,
vited to be present. A collection will
be taken for the moral training OF the
childIeu of Alexandra,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-04-16
RoARD on FIRE WARDENS.

A meeting OF the Board of Fire War
dens was held last night, The resigna.
ton of Mr.. Ernest Warder as driver OF
the Reliance FIRE engine was &C.
cepted, to take effect Msy neat. IL
was determined to hold meeting OF the
Fire Wardeus on the "a instant ioE
the purpose II selecting a driver to oil
Mr.. Warder's plsce, and al applicants
for the position will be required 10
make application 10 person. The War
deus discussed the bursting of the hose
of the Columbia FIRE engine Sunday
morning lsst, and all coucurred in the
opinion that the cause oftbe accident
was due TO some one msliciously placing
sulphuric acid on the hose.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-04-16
THE PASSOVER.

Services in connection with the Feast
of the Passover were held In the Jewish
Synagogue, on north Washington street,
las. niyht. The custom of celebrating
the feast of Passover entends back g.
500 years. The services are commemo-
rative of the exodus from EgYp', when
the people in their hasty departure had
no time TO leaven the dough already In
THEIR troughs. Throughout the jewish
world, matzoths, the modern form Of the
unleaVened bread of the Holy Writ,
will be eaten during the celebration.
This bread is made of -four aud water
without a psrticsl of yeast, and In many
cases ito manufacture is accompanied
with rites and ceremonies. 1t is ea!en
10 remembrance of the deliVerance OF
the Jews from the land Of bondage.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-04-16
POLIOE COMMISSIONERS.

Upon invitation, Councilman Spinks
appeared before the Board OF Police
Commissioners at The regular meeting
last night where he again reiterated mis-
charge that the police department was
a chaotic mass-especially in regard to
enforcing building regulations. DE
further said that as far as other police
duty was concerned the force, 10 his
mind, was admirably conducted. Dur
iug the evening the matter was brought
up as to the right Of assistant to the
Chief Engineer carrying concealed
weapons, wearing an ofic rs badge and
doing police duty and II was positively
agreed that outside OF the captain OF the
chain gang and three specisl officers no
one was permitted to go armed, and II
caught with concealed weapons on their
persons could be arrested and fined
Outside OF this the meeting was only for
the transaction of routine business.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-04-16
MORE PAY FOR SOLDIERS.

As stated IN yesterdays Gsz'tte Capt.
r. Il. Atkinson, former commander Of
the Alexandra Light IufsntrI, has re-
ceiyed q letter from Messrs CutchiDs &
OutchiDs, attorneys, of Richmond, tell
ing him that they have succeeded in re-
covering ration pay for the Virginia volun-
teers for the days thew were 10 the State
service between the % day OF April,
1898. and the time the s ate or the
Uni.ed States began to subs:st the COM
Dsniss, .les4 such sums IS have been paid
by the State or the UOited Stats to the
captain of the several cmpanlus. The
folio siog is list of the msn who are
entitled TO money uI dor this distribution
none OF we're are officers:
CHARLES l.. f sher, James E. King,
Palr.ck ]. Murphy, Chsrles Il. APLicS,
James l.. KELLEY, Charles f. Hawkins,
Thomas A. Hul6sH. Thomas ]. Nngent,
Richard w. Payne, Charles E Williams,
Richard L. Purcell, Charles Ii. Butts,
William NJ. King, Roy s. Waring'
Robert NJ. Turner. John w. Stone, Ru-
dolph l.. Morris, John d. 1lceF, "A'e'
f.. d. Krau 5, Andrew d. Deeton,
Philip Smith, Samuel o. Bsggett. lllI
@ street southeast, Washington, d. o.
Peter j. Bremen, Clarence B. Brown,
Arthur T. Bremen, Robert NJ. Cheshire,
Charles NJ. Ouvillier, William barley
John W. Davis, Dav d ]. DOwney, Will
liam Daniel, Wslter L Evans, Henry
ID. Fisher, Orlando Ford, Oscar +
Havs. William L. Hayes, james J
Hepburn. John T. Hillery, Charles j
Hooper. Luther ]. Hall, Clinton +
Hsney, Raymond Hul6sb, George K
Hsnry, Harry W. Javins, Wilmer L
Kemp, Walter P. Kerrick, SeJmou
MAYHEM; Marx Z. Miller, William B
Moore, Yale O. Miuton, Alfred Ovens
Stuart ]. Simpson, Herbert B. Shack
lett, Omar Shacklett, Harry l.. Sap
pInTton, Frank Smith, Frank 0. SpiDks
William F. Webster, Sidney W. Wheat
ley, Claude l.. PickIn, Frank l.. Stay
maker, Archibald J. Nails, Charles W
Sullivan, William P. Taylor, John +
Brlscoe, Joe Ewald.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-04-16
LOCAL BREVITIEs.

The weather became clear and cold
again last night. A brisk aud cold
northwest wind has prevailed today
With clear sky.
According TO Comptroller Plant, OF
the Southern Railway, the earnings for
the first week in April show a loss OF
$l39, $50 over the corresponding week
of last year.
Coach O. w. Hilcox, who has been
engaged by the Old Dominion Boat
Club, 10 this city has taken up The
work Of organizing The crews OF the club,
and putting them in practice. The Q
Dominion Club will probably bold a
regatta on the river on May 30.
The Presbytery of Washington yester-
day voted TO orgsnizs q new church at
Arlington, a nucleus for a strong church
there being assured. To perfect the or
gauzatioD, Moderator Allison appointed
the following committee: R.v. T. E.
Davis, Rev. George Robinson, Rev.
George NJ. Cummings, Elder L. q. Will
Hanson and Elder o. o. Spicer.
The steamer Wilhelmina, which arrived
here on Sunday from Port Tampa, Fla, with
over 5000 tons of phosphate rock for the Al
exaudria Fertilizer auo Chemical COMPANY
finished unloading last night and sale tod }
for Norfolk where she will load coal foi
| Tampa.
Mr.. John Hamilton was sccidently Gu. last
night while skylarking with friend ON I'M
corner of King and Royal street.. He was at
tended by Dr.. Warfeld. The wound, W iit
painful, is not dangerous.
In the police court o. Washington y s.erday
after ine Vi h,en imp srd upon Mr.. X. n
| Harper charged with y.Olating the pure 1000
law, the a't1meys for the def-nse snnounctC
that they would take an APPEAL TO the Distrit
Court Of Appeals.
The annual meeting Of the directors OF t.
| Alexandria Iron Works was held yestcrds!
evening whel the f. llwiug officers w6r
electe y: Pre- ident, !. X. n. c irtin; vi e
presiien', c lyiu Butts: seer tsry and tr,a
urerf a. sidney Mn tiu; general m inagsr
NJ. L. Rodgers.
T. day is Holy Thursday and was eele rate
Nth solemn services in the Catholic an
Ep s,opal hur;hes. A.. he day prsce I
Good Friday, commemorative Of The etuci
fixiOn Of Christ, sorrow was the pred Tmina;
lug note Of the services.
Mr.. Forrest Bhr,ll. Al xandIia's popp
baIyioue, is nov singing at The Alexsndr'
Amusement Co. in illus rated songs. rofei
scr Raymond Rodgers is the aocomplnis'.
Fried c ans SOC dozen. Yeeetahie sou
Tuesday, Thursday ami Saturday; clam sou
Mondav, Wednesday and Friday. Z. d
Zimmerman, Market Space. marc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-04-16
CORPORATION COURT.
Nudge L. G. Barley presiding. ]

[Judge L. c. Barley Preaiding'I
o. @. Carr, administrator, vs.. Wtst-
log on Terminal 90; jury and verdict
for plaintiff for 5000
r $. Barrett aad B. Abrabams>n vs..
Washington Dacorators; 5 tits for dan.
cgss for failing to decorate plaintiff
DC perth on the Teen Iy-second of Feb
ruary; jury and verdict for plaintiffs for
$25 each.
Robert Poriuer Brewing Go. and
Charles King & Son VS.. James McCuer
arguments heard on motions to qus'h
and cs sss taken under Amusement.
Dioxide & Msguesia Co. vs.. Jane
McCuen; jury and verdict for defendant.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-04-16
SCHOOL BOARD.

A called meeting of the Oily School
BOARD was held last night with ten Of
the twelve members present. Captain
Bryant presided and stated that the
meetiuK had been called at the request
Of the special committee authorized to
receive bids for the purchase Of Peabody
building.
DR.. Smith stated that The committee
had advertised for bids for the purchase
of the property and had received but one,
and that from Messrs. Doniphsn and
Morrill, for S13, 900. he said the idea
of the committee was for the board to
decide as TO the sale of the building be-
fore purchasing lot; several sites could
be secured bat the committee thought
the property on Prince street, between
Patrick and Henry. the most desirable.
Capt. Bryant atsttd that Peabody
building had been purchased by the
School Board 10 1874 at q cost OF
$4,000. =,
Mr.. Garter said he had favored all
along the sale of the property at public
auction and wanted this done at once;
he believed that more than the amount
of the bid offered could be secured BY q
public sale.
Mr. Yates thought the property was
worth more DOW than 1t cost thirlY-four
wears ago aud favored Mr. Csrter's plan
OF a sale at auction q; once.
A long discussion then followed as to
how thelchildIen would be housed--if the
building was sold now-!ill new build
ing could be erected, and twas suggested
that during the interim possession OF The
building might be retained till the new
building was finished and that the schools
removed from the third story of Peabody
be brought back and a Waterman be en-
ployed to stay 10 the building during
school hours to guard against accident.
Without reaching s definite conclusion
che matter was left In the hands OF the
special committee to ascertain the best
terms that could be secured fJr the sale
of Peabody building; the best terms at
which a suitable site for new building
could be secured; If the purchasers would
defer taking possession Of the old build
aug till new one could be erected and
10 ask C Juucil to provide means for the
erection of a suitable building.
The meeting then adjourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-04-16
no REORGANIZE COMPANY.

1t is said that a plan is crys.alizing
for the reorganization of the Washington
and Potomac Steamboat Company
Familiarity known as the Randall lines,
The plan, so far IS known, contemplate
the passing of the control Of the com
psny into the hands of New York
capitalists, who will continue to operate
the lines, probably with larger capital
and better facilities. Capt. E. 5.
Randall is seriously i'll at his home III
Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-04-16
HOT CROSS BUNS.
fy're for Good Friday.

They're for Good Friday.
One should have them for breakfast.
10 England the day isgree:ed with the
cry, "Hot cross buns"
They are small, brown sugary buns
each marked with cross.
Bread baked on Friday has for CEN
turtles been of superstitiOus interest.
Roman ancient seal pture IN the Museo
Borbonico has q representation ofihe mir
scle OF The five barley losves, each loal
showing a cross.
10 Egypt the cakes we're horned to re-
sembls the sacred heifer, and thence
called "bous," which by learned reason
ing is tortured in bun.
1t is true that the older E lglish people
lose their enthusiasm for hot cross buns,
though Good Friday brings the familiar
cry:
zone a penny, buns,
Two penny, buns,
One penny, two penny,
Hot cross buns"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-04-16
SPRING PARK

The philadelphia parties who r.
Gently purchased the Spring PARK prop
erty Just west Of Alexandra, Neie in To
city yesterday evening and went over
the ground. They have had maps and
drawings made and will soon subdivide
the land and place the loson sale. The
new owners will also build number q
dwellings on the property, some OF which
will also 9 offered for sale. II Is pro-
posed to make the properly resident
section of this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-04-16
DEATHS.

Mrs. Lucy @. Wright, widow of Lee
Wright, died at her home, Ills Duke
street, last night. Her death IVES caused
by heart trouble. The deceased WIS 80
years cd She was born 10 Strasburg,
aud was daughter Of Samuel ard Mary
Bell.
Mrs. Esther Wester6eld, wife Of Mr..
Lamar Westerfeld, died at her home,
22S north Columbus street, les night.
The decef sed wss 49 years old She
was born in this city, and WIS dsUgh'
ter of VIM. II. and Mary A. Muir.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-04-16
PERSONAL

Mr.. and Mrp. W. b. Smoot lett lo-
day to spend Easter week at Atlantic
City.
Mr.. and Mrs Barbour Dairgei6eld
are entertaining the no her of the former,
Mrs. Henry Dairger6eld, and Miss
Katherine Daingerfisld, Of Baltimore.
Mr.. L. G. Nslls ia cor 6aed to his
home on south Alfred street by indis'
position. He is suffering from car
bupcle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-04-16
REMNANT DAY EVERY THURSDAY
FOR SALE.

I'm SATURDAY, the 18th day of April
" 1908. at the hour Of three o'clock p. m,
will expose for sale at public auction, at thu
store Of g. II. Hinken & Son, No 625 KIM
street, Alexandria Va, the following de
scribe portraits:
Two (2) Of the late josiah II. D. Smoot.
Two IT, Of the late Mrs. F.. p. SmoOt.
CnA ~ Of the late George II. Smoot.
Terms Of sale Cash.
w. STR0THER JONES,
Executor of Frances P. Smoot, deceased.
aprlStd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-04-16
POLICE COURT.

GJust'ce Il. B. Cation presiding. ]
The following Csses we're disposed OF
this morning;
John Sutherland. charged With disO:'
derly con lucf, forfeited his collateral by
falling to sppesr.
William Smith, also charged viii
disorderly conduct, was 6nded So
Carrie Evsns. colored, charged with
destroying property, bad her csse con
tiuued.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-04-16
STRICKEN WITH PARALYSIS

MIR. O H. TubmaD, emp oyed ~ =
messenger BY the firm Of Charles h ng
4 Son, was stricken with paralysis on
the left side while in the pcstlt late
yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Tuoman was
taken TO the Alexandria HosPitsl, where
It is said be is in q p!ecarious condition,
Mr.. Tubman is about seventy years OF
age. During the civil war he was
member OF Kempet's Battery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-04-16
MhnnnInR Cough.

l have used Cbamberlain's Clugh
Remedy in my family 10 cases OF whoop-
ing cough, and want to tell you that 1t
IL the BE- st medicine ] have ever used. -
w. F. CASTOR, POsco, Ga. This remedy
ls safe and sare. For sale by W. r.
.Dreiphton and Richard Gibson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-04-16

There is nothing better than yodOl Tor dys'
pepsis. indigestion. soir stomach, belching
Of gas ard n, rvous healache. II digests what
Won cal. sold by w Creighton 20.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-04-16
The Hes Walk

An want the best. The Hess, Walk
Over, Red Gross, and Queen Quslity
Shoes are to be had at ]. A. Marshall
& Bros, 422 King street. NOVEL II