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VOL. OL?NO. 158
ALEXANDRIA, VA., FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 6, 1900.
PRICE 2 CTS.
MEDICINAL.
"Pilli up!" That's f
often given by a well mean in/ \ ?
a friend who
is slipping
down the road
of alcoholism.
And when the
unswer comea
11 can't
atop," the
man is perhaps
j?? ^/ "^^^ reproached for
the cowardice
ofthat phrase,
"I cant"
But intem?
perance ? only a form of disease, and
there may come a time in the progress
of any disease when it can't be stopped.
That's what we mean when we talk of
"galloping consumption." It's like a
horse running away with us. We can't
stop it
Strength will stop the wildest horse.
Strength is the great necessity in the
?topping of disease. Dr. Pierce's Golden
Medicai Discovery has cured thousands
who had obstinate cough, bronchitis,
weak lunga, ?pitting of Wood, emacia?
tion, and etmilar ailments which if neg?
lected or unskilfully treated lead to con?
sumption. It cures t>y strengthening the
lungs and giving them power to throw
off disease.
" I had been troubled with bronchiti? and
catarrh of the head for tight year? ; had severe
cough and at times great difficulty In breath?
ing.1, write? J, W Howertou, Kao... of Blgfall,
Hancock Co., Tenn. " ? portion of the time my
? v>latito woe poor and part of the time I was
unable to do anything. I bad been treoted by
our best country bhyeician? for aererai yeara but
with little benefit. 1 had been reading about
vm?r medicine for eeveral yeara but hadn t aiuch
faith in it. Last ipring I concluded that 1 would
(iv it and before I had taken one-third of a
! Kittle of Dr. Pierce'? Golden Medical Discov?
ery and 'Pleasant Pellets' I began to mend.
I eontinutrd taking it until I hau taken seven
)y ft Us Now 1 feci like a new man and enn do
as hard a dav's work as any man. I advise all
of my friend? who ore diseased to take Doctor
l'irrce'? Oolden Medical Discovery."
Free. The People's Common Sense
Medical Adviser free. Send stamps to
pay expense of mailing only. Send a ?
one-ctnt stamps for paper covers, or 31
stamps for cloth binrllng. Addree? Dr.
R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, ?. Y.
DR. MOTT'S
The only safe, eure and
reliable Female Pill evei
offered to Ladies. Espe?
ciall}' recommended tc
married Ladies. Ask for
DR. MOTT'S
PENNYROYAL PILLS
and take no other. Send fob cikcilab
Price 81.00 per box, ? boxes for S5.00.
DR. MOTTS CHEMICAL CO, Clet-nlarri, Ohi?
For ?ale by Richard Gibson, corner of King
and AKred etreeU._
Urtiti with yon whether you eontlnoe the,
ntrte-kinintf ?c-i?i.Iiat.lt. NO-TO-HA?
remore? the delire tor tonacoo, with^
oulurrvouiUltlreM. vipeltnli
tin*, purtflei tbe tl.
?tore? ?oit manhood,
make? you ?troi.c
In h. nitri,nerre
?nil pocket
k.
000 boi?!
?old, 400.000
ca?e?cured Buy
TO BAC from
your own drugvut. who
111 roach for un. Tak, It with
111, patiently, pr re latently. One
SI. uioally cure?: Iboxe?,SIM,
1?- ?r-jaranieen rjcnre, or we rerun?! money.
SrfrlUt feeawej ? Y , Cale???, ???mal, law lark.
For Orer Fifty Yeara
An Old and Well-Tbied Remedy.?Mrs
Wiuslow's Soothing Syrup has been need for
over fifty years fy millions of mothers for
?heir children while teething, with perfect
1 i<''*ss. It soothe? the child, softens th? guras,
allays all pain, cares wind colic, and is the
best .?m?*'.y for Diarrhoea. Is pleasant to the
Usto. Sold by Druggists in every part of the
world, Tw. nty-flvo cent? a bottle. Its value
la incalculable. Be inre and ask for Mrs. Wins,
lew'? Soothing Svrnp and take ne ether kind.
For burns, injuries, piles and skin diseases
tue DtWitt's Witch Ha/.el Halve. It i? the
original. Con ? te r feit? may be offered. Use
only DoWitt's.
Kodo!
Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you eat.
It Hrtlficially digests the food aod aids
?s'atim? in strengthening aud recon?
structing tho exhausted digestive or?
gans. It is the latest discovered digest
ant and tonic. No other preparation
can approach it in efficiency. It in?
stant ly relieves and permanently cures
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Hearthurn,
Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea,
Sick Headache.Oastralgia.Cramps and
allot her resultsof iniperfectdigestion.
Pri?e Ute. and ft. Large size-contains 2*4 times
small atae Uouk ?ill nixmt dyspepsia mailed trai
Prepared by E. C DeWITT A CO.. Chicago
Don't Tobarr-o Spit and Suioke Tour Life Away.
To quit tobacco easily ami forever, be map
M tic, full of Ut*, nerve and vlpor, take No To?
U.ic, the wonder-worker, that makes weak men
strong. All druppiste, .'>0corll. Curepuaran
teed Booklet and sample free Addresr
lAuraec ?*rr*rt? ?\? ew??o or N*? Ver
JMi. P. ROBINSON, GEO. 8. FRENCH
Preai'lent. Secretary,
Alexandria Fertilizer
aud Chemical
Company,
MANUFACTURER? OF
Matan, Fertilizer Materials and
blue wlmisor Ground Plaster,
?RINCR88 STREET. BETWEEN UNION
AND LEE
aal*_ALEXawrsiA v?.
?ALO ALTO CARNATION PINK re
ceivod today by
WARFTELD A ?ALL.
ANOTHER INVOICE OF (HOHE (Al.
1 KORN IA LEMON CUNO. SLICED
PEACHES, in cane, reoelved and for ?ale bj
J r MTf wrr-N
BROOMS LOWRU."All Broorna marktd
down 10 to louper oent. at
LiMI MEATY BLACK PRUNES only
(3c per lb at
W. P. WOOLL8 A SON'S.
ICED TEA-For leed Tea try car Blended
Tese at 60 and 60c por ? mnd.
J. C MILBURN^
FINE WINTER.' UREI) HAMH-Cos A
Gordon'? Sugar-cured Hams, ?mall ?'eoa
just received by_J C MILBURN.
ODR FINEaT EXTRA SMALL CANNED
PEAS are cheap at 15c per esn.
J.C. MILBURN.
PtrBLISHlP DAILY AHD TB1-WKEK l.\ AT
Oasotrr Rnlldtne.fflO * 813 Prince et
TERMH:
Daily. I Tri-Wxkkly.
1 Year.$?00| ? Year.$3 00
6 Month?. 2 50 t? Mouth?. 1 50
3 Month?. 1 90 | .'* Montha_ 75
1 Month. 43 I 1 Month. 25
lWook. 10 |
l ttntract advertiser? ?rill uot be allowed to ex?
ceed their space unless the excess if paid for
at transient ratos, and under no circnm?
stance? will they be allowed to advertise
other than their legitimate buaintas in tbe
apace contracted fri
Marriage and death cotiche roust be paid foi
in advance.
Resolutions in raeroonam. of thanks, tribute?
of roe poet, resolution? ivlcptee'by aocietie?
or persons, nnlesa of -ubiti concern, will
only be printed in th paper ascriverti???
menta.
The ?azktts office t? connected with tbe
Telephone Exchangee. Advertisement?, or*
der? w? tlie paper, newt or any information
or business can be sent by telephone.
[Entered at the Poatoffice Alexandria, Wrln?
ia. aa aecond-clasa matter.]
BKYAN'S KISE 10 POWER
However closely the American people
have watched the rise from obscurity to
prominence of Wild ???? J. iiuin^H Bryan,
they have, at? a usti?n, known bim only
since tbe day, four yearn ago, when he
walked, unnoticed, to the speaker'*
platform in tbe Chicago cou venllon, and
wiiniu mi unir became, {?erhaps, tbe
most striking figure lu American politics
of h decade.
Wbat be has dono since that hour tbe
world knows. What be dui before Is
told by his most faithful co-worker, bis
wife, in the following sketch:
William Jennings Brvan was born in
S .lem, III., March IU, i860, lie was a
sturdy, round-limbed boy and fond of
play. His appttite, which has since
neen a constant companion, developed
very early. The packets of bis first
trousers were always filled with bread,
which he kept for an emergency.
Wtien a boy, it was his ambition to be
a minister, but this gave place to a de?
termination to become a lawyer, "like
father."
His boyhood was passed on a farm
and bis mother taught bim until be was
ten years old. After committing bis
lessons to memory be stood upon a lit?
tle table and spoke them to his mother.
This was his tiret recorded ell ?rt at
speech-making.
He then entered the public schools at
Sull'in, and during bis five years' at?
tendance was not an especially brilliant
pupil, though he never iailed in an ex?
amination.
His father's Congressional campaign,
io 1872, was his first political awakeu
ing, and from that time on he always
cherished the thought of enteiing pub
lie life.
At 15 he entered the preparatory de?
partment of Illinois College, at Jackson?
ville, 111., and with this step a changed
life began. For eight yean- be led tbe
life of a student. He bad a t ' rong pref?
erence for mathematics, and especially
for geometry, and has believed that the
mental discipline acquired in his study
has doce been useful in arguments.
He was, too, an earnest student of
political economy. In bis sophomore
year he won his first prize with an es?
say oo "Labor." An oration upon "In?
dividual Powers," gave bim tbe first
prize in tbe junior year.
My personal knowledge of Mr. Bryan
dates from September, 1879, when I
first saw him in the parlors of the
Young Ladies' School, which I attend?
ed in Jacksonville. His notable fea?
tures were bis nose and mouth. Upon
one occasion a heartless observer was
beard to remark : "That m-in can
whisper in his own ear " But this was
cruel exaggeration.
William stood well in the law school,
taking an especial interest in constitu
tional law.
(?? July 4, 1883, Mr. Bryan began
toe practice o? bis profession in Jack?
sonville, 111., and in a little more than ?
year bis income seemed largo enough
to support two. During tbe summer
of 1884 a modest borne was planned
and built, and on October 1, 1884, we
were married.
In 1887 we moved to Lincoln. I
might here suggest an answer to ? hos?
tile criticism; namely, that Mr. Bryan
did uot distinguish himself as a lawyer.
Those who thus complain should con?
sider that he entered the pi act ice at 20
and left it at 80, and during that period
began twice and twice became more
tban s-lf-supporting.
Mr. Bryan became actively connected
with tbe democratic organ)/ ition in Ne?
braska immediately after coming to tbe
State.
In tbe congressional campaign of 1890
Mr. Bryan was -Ucted by a plurality ot
6,713.
Upon bis return to Nebraska be was
able to secure re-electiou in a new dis?
trict, the State having been reappor
tioned.
In tbe Fifty-third ( '.ingress Mr. Bryan
was reappointed upon the ways and
means committee and assisted in the
preparation of the Wilson bill.
His principal work of tbe term, bow
ever, was in connection with monetary
legislation.
Since then Mr. Bryan's daily?al?
most hourly?movements bave been
kept before tbe public by an untiring
press.
Tbough an advocate of an eight-hour
day, Mr. Bryan has during tbe left
thirteen years averaged nearly twelve
hours a day at professional and literary
work.
An Epidemic of Diarrhoea
Mr. A Sanders, writing from Cocoa
nut drove, Fla., ssys there has been
quite an epidemic of diarrhoea there.
He bad as. vere attack and was cured
by four doses of Chamberlain's Calte,
i-holera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He
says he also recommended it to others
and they say it ? the best medicine
they ever u*ed. For sale by all drug
giess.
A gentleman receutly coiod of dyapepeia
gave the io'lowing appropriate rendering of
Burn?'? famous blessm* : "dome have meat
aud cannot eat, ard aome have none that
want it ; but we have meat and we can eat.?
Kodoi Dyepepata Cut? be thanked." This
pr?paration will Cigeet what yon eat. It in
atantly relkve? tod radically cur?? indiges?
tion sud all elomacb -tiaordera
??a??
To Core Constipation Forever.
Take Cunt.?.! rets Candy Cathartic 10c or So,
||??(^lailt<)0ura(<^.i8git?tsrelun?rflooa>
DRY GOODS.
DRY GOODS.
KING'S PALACE
DEPARTMENT STORES,
Noe. HI44 Seventh and 71."1
Marki-t fcpaoe,
WASHINGTON, D. O.
Two Immense Shirt Waist Bargains
Here are just two waist bargains that can?
not be touched for real solid worthfulness.
Must be seen to realize their value?so we
urge an early inspection.
Misses' 87c Waists,39c. 187c Ladies' Waists, 49c.
50 doion Miasen' White India Linon Waists
?with four rows of Swiss inserting?Fienoh
back of fine tucks. A most 11 ?bora tel y got?
ten up garment?op to tbe moment in style.
Every waist is a beauty-and would 'IQf?
be considered gool value at 87cSpecial
An ununually tine lot of La-iies' Percale
Wa-sts with all-over tucked front and back
and Dewey collar?in emar! strip*1 ao?l put?
ty checks. Evory garment bright, new *nd
interesting from any point of view They at
most perfectly, and are a wonder at.. 4.Of
$10, $15 and $20 Suits, $5.50.
Final riHluction In Suit prices. Ladles1 Mid Misses' Buiteol Broadcloth,
Venetians, Homespuns, Cheviots, Serges?all letdlng
colors?braid trimmed and plain. Jackets double
breasted By Iront and Eton?c'ilk Uned ; invert?*?! and
boxed pleat back to th?? Biirts. This is the most re?
markable suit oner of the period. They formerly ~>>\<\
at flO, H5 and |20. Choice for ..*.....
$5.50
Wash Skirts Worth Up to $5, 85c.
and Duck
89c
Greatest of sales of summer skirts. Ladies' rique. <
Skirts?elephant for sommer wear?in blue and and black, plain
and polka dote; artistically cut and made thoroughly, and
generously full; most graceful hang. In short, a shirt that
ordinarily sells from $1.50 to 15.00. Our Sensational
Price.
19c Organdies, 12^c.
Lovely Sheer White ( ?rgandics?the tine, filmy kind, Which make's up
?o beautifully These organdies are 44 inches wide and cut up for dresses
or costumes mosl economically. Not 19c, hut 12^c per yard.
98c and $1.25 IWrappers, 68c.
King's Palace U noted for ite genuine sales, and hero is an honest trade
1 ?ringer.
?odoz. Ladies' Wrappers in Percale. Lawn and Battete? and we otilar 16
beautiful styles to seien from. Some with double rutiles over shoulders,
finished with embroidery; others hayepointed brettelles?la light and dark
patterns; well worth 98c \j>> 91.25, for 6$e.
75c Corsets. 49c.
One let of Warnez'tt Conets?in summer
weight and coutil?doable stay?heavily
boned?well strapped?lace trimmed?short
and long lengths. 75c would be cheap?but
King's Palace has decreed the price to be 49c.
10c Ribbed Vests, 5c.
600 Ladies' Splendid Swiss Kihhed Vests
full bleached?with drawing tape. This offer,
ladies, is without parallel?for every vest is
worth 10c, Onr price, 6c
KING'S*PALACE DEPT. STORES,
812=814 7th Street. ,715 Market Space.
Washington, D.|C.
QUESTION ANSWERED.
Yee, August Flower etili bae the
largest sale of any medicine io the civi?
lized world. Your mothers and grand
mothers never thought of using any?
thing elee for Indigestion or Bilious?
ness. Doctora were scarce, and they
seldom heard of Appendictis, Nervous
Prostration or Heart failure, etc. Tbey
lined August Flower to clean out tbe
system and siop fermentation of undi?
gested food, regulate the action of tbe
liver, stimulate the nervous and organic
action of the syetem, and that Is all
tbey took when feeling dull and had
with headaches and other aches. You
only need a few doses of Green's
August Flower, in liquid form, to make
you satisfied there is nothing serious
the matter with you. For sale by
Ernest L. Alien, Claud M. Lennon,
Warfield & Hall, Charles G. Lennon,
W. F. Creighton & Co., and Richard
Gibson.
FURNITURE.
G? ET YOUE BEFRIGEKATOR AND Kl
I CHESTS from us. They are well con?
structed and give perfect satisfaction. The
ice contempt .on il amall. Wo have been
handling tho seme makes for 12 years The
lines have been improved overy season. All
that use the ZEBU or BALDWIN recommend
them.
Mb?. B. W. Arkcl. says: "I bevo been
using tbe Zero f?. r a number of years. It
gives perfect satisfaction. The ice consump?
tion is ?mall "
"Tbe Baldwin Befrlgerator purchased of
you does all you claim for it; keeps every?
thing cool." Tuo?. Hoy.
Mas. 0, L. Padoktt say? : "Tbe Zero Ee
frigorator is ono 1 can recommend to every
one repairing a first-class article."
We could name hundreds who have pur?
chased Ice Chests and Befrigerators from us
and speak of them iu the highoat terms.
M .H?ben fySons,
??? KING 8TBEET.
WANTt?.
W ANTED.-YCUNG LADY with good
references to make chango and do light
bookkeeping in dry goods store; only those
with the beet of references need apply to
Lock Box 5a, city P. O. jy3 lw
XTOTICB? The stockholder! of tbe GKB
i>i MAN COOPEBATIVE BUILDING
ASSOCIATION and the ALEXANDRIA
PEKi'ElUAL BUILDING FUND A8t0?
CIATION are notified that from this date the
pa} ment on stock and loans will be received
by me at tbe otlit-e of said aesocia'ions, No.
119 south Fairfax street.
MB. HARI/u
je5 3t Treasurer.
FOR BENT. -DE IBABLE RtKlMe in
building southeast cornar Kin? and Wash?
ington streets. A poly to No 711 Prince
?tuet,_jy3 lw
AN INVOICE OF FINE UUNI\>WDEB
TEA, just received by
_J.C.MlLBnRN.
COFFEES have advanced, but we are still
selling them at old pri?es.
J. a MILB?BN
E
LOIN BTJTTEB and FBESH EGGS ja?*
leoalvedby J. UJaUJW?K
__ EX( !?E8I0N8._
Indian Head Trips
AND
Marshall Hall.
STEAMER CHARLES MACALESTEB
Every
TH??SDAY. FRIDAY ANO ATURDAY
At 7 p.m. from fioed'? Wharf.
Fare Boand Trip, 25 rte JelS lm ?
MEETINGS.
INTERNATIONAL BUILDING AND
LOAN ASSOCIATION OF WASHING
TON, D. C?Notice is hereby givi rr that the
annual meeting of tho foteroattotttl build?
ing and Loan Association of Wellington, D.
C, wIM bo held at the citi-- f Judge J. E.
M. Norton, No. 1V5W eonti. ?alrtai street,
Alexandria. V-., at 10:45 ?. m WEDNES?
DAY, July 18. 1900, for tin- sieetloa of di
roctor- for tho entiling year ?ml the transac?
tion of any other ?pp opri???
je21 td CHAULES LYMAV, President.
FOR SALE AND BENT.
FORSALEORRENT.
BBICK liOUSh, with la??- at, No. NO
Eing etreot. Mood rmeiiie?- property Eaay
terms. Appplr to
BOBT. ELLIdTT, 31? Klos at.
Or ?????G? BE f *?.,
|o9 tf _Washington. D. ('.
TO
BRENT
SIX ACRES OF LAND at Ui h-lier, inai
north of tho city Umita "> ' place for?
profitable market garden Apply at tali
offloa._ d?cQ3 tf
FOR SALE.
THIRTY ACRES OF LAND
lying immediately in front of tho Episcopal
Theological Seminary. For terms apply at
this office.
BUILDINO MATERIAL
[ESTA BUSH U? L8S9.]
Henry K. Field & Co.
Successors to
J06IAH H. W SMODI.
Lumber and Mill Work
OF ALL EINi
Office and Yard 115 N. Union street
Factory No. 113 N. L?o street
?a?-Material Delivered FREE ? ? he city.
SMOOT&CO?,
(Successor? to J. Rector 8moot A Oft.)
Steam Flooring
and Planing Mill.
Manufacturers of
D )OB AND WINDOW FR.AMEd. MOULD
????,??.
DEALERS IN LUMBER, SHINGLES,
LATHS. NAIL?*, LIME,
CALCINED PLASTER and GEMENTI
Wo. '?5 north Union ?beet,
Alexandria, Va.
<.,.?ber danvarad free in the dry.
100
DOZEN BROOMS for sale at low
ex priesa by J. C, MILBURN.
DRY GOODS.
I.Eichberg & Son.
-?
Interesting
Summer Shopping.
The few items below give but s
Gain? Idea of the marry that await you
here.
Linen Crash Suits, well made and
stylishly trimmed In braid, were $8,
reduced to 11.76.
Blue Duck Suits, hipe trimmings,
reduced from jA to $2.
White Pique Skirts, Eton jackets,
redooed from ff> to $2 60.
Covert Cloth Cotton Skirts, were #1,
now 89c.
? few Eton Woolen Suits left, in
blue, gray and black, were $10, to g?
at *<;.
Baita in blue, gray and black which
were ??, can now b?> bought at $4.
Crash Suiting, former price l()c,
now 5c.
All our 8c Gingham, to go at 5c.
36 inch wide Bleached Cotton He,
yours at 5c.
Colored Piques, reduced from l"?c,
to 10c.
Colored and polka dot Duck 12Jc,
now 10c.
:k> inch Madras, reduced from 13c
to 10c.
Colored Cr?pons, were 25c, now
Ule.
?II our Lawns, Dimities and Ca?
dets which sold at lL'c and 15c, are
now 10c.
A complete line of
Gents' Furnishings.
Look at our Neglige Shirts, "? dif?
ferent lots, to be closed out at 60c.
100 doz. Silk Front Shirte, sold at
?30c, our price 39c.
A full line of Tie?, Bows, Four-in
Hand, the latest, at 25c.
Socks, Collars, Cuffs, Belts and
Night Shirts, at popular prie?-.
We give trade discount coupons,
I. H ich berg & Son.
CLOTHING, FURNISHING, ?fcc7
t&~ We close at 7 p. m., Saturday
exceptad.
II
UptodateMen'sStore
Rubber Collars.
Here they are. The latest shapes. Just
tho thii g for summer. Have the appearance
of a highly polished linon ?viler Economy
and beauty combined. Dispenses with the
laundry bill. Stylish and comfortable.
Two Grades, 15 and 25c.
$1 Shirts 79c.
Neglige Shirt*?20 doten pretty Madras
Neglige 8hirts; ?itwell brand; worth fl?
special lot at 79c
Neck Dress.
The Daks ; a new one ; a bow tie, with
bigh shield ; specially adapted for tbe double
collar ; in plain colors and figures
25 cents.
Clothing, Hats, Furnish?
ings, Trunks.
402 KING. STREET.
DRY GOODS. ? DRY GOODS.
SUMMER TEADE
1QOO.
Almost iti I article* in rammer k<mm1s have l>een reduced as previously
advertised, and at tin,? prices menlioned are decided bargains. We ?hall
continuo during July the sale o?
Summer Stuffs at the Reduced
Prices.
Sale < if remainder of French Organdies at I2$c. This excellent value
has met quirk appreciation, and a few more hot days will see the end
of this lot of goods.
The mercerised stripe Madras at 12?c are excellent for light waists or
full dresses.
Mercerised Ginghams at 10c, attractive styl?e, make light summer
dresses or very pretty WaVletB.
In G-'+c thin fabrics, dimiti?*, dotted Swisses and batistes, special linen
of whit*' grounds with black printing.
At Ufe striped and plain linens for waists, heavy linens for skirts.
Former prices 25c.
White Goods.
India Linons at 5, 10,12$, 15, 20 and 25c.
Persian Lawns 20, 25 and 37?c.
Mouslin Chiffon at 37$ and ->0e.
French Nainsook, 45 inches wide, 45 and 50c?
Two-yard wide whit*.' organdies 50 and 60c.
Plain white Swiss Muslins 12$ to 45c.
Figured all-white Swiss 25 to 50c.
We continue to -ell extra values ? French Val Laces, Plat Val Lana,
Ton ho ?, Laces, Point d'Sprit Lacen, extra values in narrow embroide?
ries
Carpet Department.
Sp?cial values in Moquette Hugs and Mat?. Mats 75c, E. Kugs $1.75,
J. Rugs 13. ONE PRICE.
Tack?it & Marshall.
DRY GOODS.
SEASONABLE
OINQHAMS AND MADBA8, handsome
line, light weight and fast colors, for shirt
waists, ?, 10 and.l21e.
PEBCALES, 1 yard wide. 8 to l'24c
40-iiKh 8EEE9?CKEB, 8c.
1'lQ?ES, something extra ai prices, 10,
121, 15 and 25c.
DUCK, in plain white, 10c yd.
40-inch DUCK, redneed to ll%a
COTTON OOVEBT CLOTH, CBA8H, A?
for ekirte.
8TBIPED MUSLINS, Satin and Lace
Striped, very handsome at 10 and 121c
BEMNANTS?Dimitios and Chocked and
Striped Muslins-at 20 per cent, leas than
rogu'ar prices?8 and 10o.
INDIA LINENS, regular widths, 5, t?, 8,
10, 121, 15 to 20c.
INDIA LINENS, 4.0 inches wide, special
values 10c and 12^c.
WHITE OBQANDIE, 10 and 18c
UNBLEACHED COTTON, 1 yard wide,
special value, ?c.
Summer Underwear.
LADIES' BIBBED VESTS at 5, 10, 121
to 25c.
8UMMEB COBSKTS at 50c and ?1 Long
and short-waUtod,
FINE UNE OF HOSIEBY of all kinds at
all prices.
UMBRELLAS al 50c, 76c, SI, $1.25,
and $1.50 up.
Price? warranted tbe lowoai.
A.C.SL?YMAKER
429 KING 8TBEET.
it Echpses all Other Brands
Is tbe.Terdict of all housewives, |bakers and
confectioners who have used tbo
Globe Mills Flour
for breadmakicg or cake. It is nuenrpassed
in choice quality, bocana) it is ground from
the best winter wheat tbat is raised, and by
tbe best process to retain all the nutriment of
tbe grain.
JNO, W. EMMKBT & CO.,
Union street.
Phones?Bell 2i>, Uomo 118.
SUMMER RESORTS.
Massanetta Springs,
Near Harreonburg, Va.
Finest Anti-Malaria', and Ami-Gout Water
in this country. Fi.st-claas t?b!o, excellent
beds ami pare air. Season opon? Juno 15.
Col. WM. T. BOBINA,
jell eolra _ Proprietor.
Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs,
WEST VIRGINIA
Open JUNE 15th to SEPTEMBER 1-Mh.
Tbe great central point of reunion for tbe beet
society of tbe North, South, last and Weet.
$40,000 worth of improvements for this sea?
son. Modern plumbing. Private bathe New
?Miole tfoif course, with profeesional in charge?
Write for illustrated booklet,
HARRINGTON MILL?,
je2 lm_Manager.
Atlantic City,
NEW IKIIHKY.
HOTEL RICHMOND,
KENTUCKY AVENUE.
FOUR DOORS FROM SEA.
A comfortable, well appointed hotel, with
excellent cuisine, electric elevator, Ac.
M. H. MAOERS. Prop.
CHAB. H. PEASE, Manager..
HtylOAm
Wall Papers
AND
Window Shades
IF YOU WANT
FIRST-CLASS WALL PAPERS, WINDOW
SHADES AND MOSQUITO NET*,
MOSQUITO NET eUNOPIFS ALL
SIZES.
From tho beat manufacturers, go to the Old
Reliable Store. Established 1850.
JOHN P. CLARKE,
my'22tf_612 Kin? at., Alexandria. Va.
Exchange ??Ballarci.
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT.
Furnished rooms fot rent and boarder?
wanted.
EVERYTHING FIBBT-C'LA?8.
The CAKVAL CELEBRATED WHISKY a
specialty. Call and Inspect fer yourselves.
Rooms snd board $18 per month upwards.
Telephone 155.
D',EDWIN?TOBIN,
PROPRIETOR.
je7 lm_^_____
THE NEW WHITE ??TTOUNE re.
ceived today by J 0. MILBURN.
C?AN N Eu SHRIMP. |oat received by
j J. il? MILBURN.
HOICE EVAPORATED APPLES. 8e per
lb, at W. P. WOOLL8 A SON'S.
RESH GRAHAM FLOUR received t?j
ear by J a MILBUKN? .
