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SIKDICLWU
A Maiden's Dream.
.?and? of young
omen dream
lay drrams of the
[youthful hero and
.husband that
: is to lead them
to the altar
$P of wed - lock ?
dreams that are
fated never to
come true be?
cause of the
ill-health of the
f a { r dreamer.
Young heroes
now-a-days are
hard - beaded
rather than
hard - hearted.
They know
from reading and hearsay that a young
v : in who suffers from weakness and dis
t in a womanly way cannot we!! prove a
. ? hi Ipful, amiable wife and mother.
? ucians tell young men that weakness
- Ute of the feminine child-begetting
:::nke women sickly, nervous
? . clem in spite of the best of nat
.~::i?'tis. Dr. Pierce's Favorite
iption makes these organs strong,
v rigorous and elastic. It fits for
I and motherhood. It allays in
? :; heals -.'lceration and soothes
[( I me* and steadies the nerves,
es away with the qualms of the period
? exi tancy and makes baby's advent
. .... ad ?t painlesa. It frees rnater
, ;, ; peril It insures the newcomer's
':>: Pierce is an eminent, and skill
? who, during bis thirty years'
cs. ri*enc< is chief consulting physician
l great Invalids? Hotel and Surgical
I, . it Buffalo, N. V.. has treated
s >f women. He will answer
letters from women, free.
v rj many women who have become
[thy wives and mothers through
Di Pierce's Favorite Prescript
permitted their experiences,
. ?-.-. addresses and photographs to be
? ' in Dr Pierce's Common Sense
riser This great home med
rk costSi.sa Now it is free,
h atains i.ooS pages and over300illustra
t : . Several chapters are devoted to the
hvsiology of women. For
'. "opy send 2t one-cent
?? mailing only, to the
nsary Medical Association, i
; S V Cloth binding. ,11 stamps '
VIS0R?M
Easily,Quickly, Permanently Restored
MAGNETIC NERVINE w??""
ire to Cure Insomnia, Fits. Dizziness, Hvsteria;
Debilitv, Lost Vitality, Sriiuii.il Losses,
.; r>-?the result of Over-work; Worry,
K.rro'rs <?'? V?-urd <>r Over-indulgence.
Price 50c. and Si: $ boxes $6.
isiiive and lasting results in Sexual
itency, Nervous Debility and Lost
\ dity, Blue Label Special-??'??'!?'
trjve strength and tone to every part
, :nt cure. Cheapest and best.
100 fillsby mail.
FREE?\ bottlcof the famous Japanese Liver
i' :sm een with a fi box or more of Mag?
netic Xci . . Sold only by
? .ve ); 701 king sti:i:i:t.
i ? ,. Salt-lwltcum und Eczema.
itching and smarting, inci
liseases, is instantly allayed |
4 Chamberlain's Eye and
uent. Many very Lad cases
11 permanently cured by it. It
ly efficient for itching piles nnd
remedy for sore nip]?lfs.
hands, chilblains, frost bites
. Iironic sore eyes. 35 cts. per box.
lb 1 ; d y's Condition Powders, are
. * .1 horse needs when in bad
Tonic, blood purifier and
\ ? . They are not food but
t* and the best in use to put a
h ?? in prime condition. Price 25
For OverFtftr Years
Ks 1 li.n \si> Well-Tried Remedy.?Mrs
ilhing Syrup has boon used for
tj years i y millions of mothers for
? hi -tr.?ii wliilo toothing, with perfect
? soothes the child, softens the cams,
?v , pain, eure? wind colic, and in the
ilj f'ir l>iarrh<n?. Is pleasant to tho
laste. Be 1 by Druggists in evory part of tho
world, Twenty-five cents a bottlo. Its value
i ilahlo. Be sure and ask for Mrs. Wins
uw'i Soothiug 8yrup and uka no other kind.
"I think I 'Witt's Witch Hazel Salvo i* the
?ration on tho maiket for pi es."
^ C Dunn, of Wheeling, W.
I and you will think tho same.
? ?> ? ? ? oczoma and all skin diseases.
Charles O. Leuuoa.
^TfENl
ion, farmers AND GRAIN
de ale's.
GLOBE IVCIXiXiS,
OF alexandria, virginia,
fu ly equipped with the latest mod
lo dato uiachi.iery to mike FLOUR
: \ M KA L, and will use sumo 500,000
bus] cb of train
The buhest cash maike*'- price will In paid
? II ship or bring their grain to
?ur min. persons sending us simples will
re best ;> ~s b e b'da by return mail.
? Mills will h? .*? ond t ? none, and
*< he glad to have yon ex mine aud
rices on on diff< rent brands of Hour,
' ' sal and mill feed;
? lers received by wiro. telephone or
?"nil promptly fillel Vo pwtfullv.
.1 W. EMME' T & CO..
_ ? 23 I' ?lex Midrit. Va
'NO. !'. ROBINSON, GEO. S. FRENCH
pTKsiilout. Socrotary.
Alexandria Fertilizer
and Chemical
Company,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Fertilizers, Fertilizer Materials and
Blue Windsor Ground Plaster,
princess street, between union
AND LEE,
. ?nl4 ALEXANDRIA. VA._
5,000,000
POUNDS
SUMAC WANTED,
For which I will guarantee tho highest mar
in rtASH, and furnish bags for snip?
's ng free, Write for quotations.
H BAADER,
-11, 213, 'Jl.r> mid 217 Kins street.
"-"?"? M< xaiHria. Virginia.
rpE*8.?Having a large stock of TEAP,
* bought befoie the duty of 10c per pound
??w placed 00 Tea, 1 will to'l for some timo
! Prices _' C Mil B'TRN.
1> lk MILLEK'3 INSECT powder?
Mni ^l r' l' V,',t * f'Mn supply of poLK
M1L1.k..S ITAI IAS IXSK'W ! O VDE8 at
_ 'V\;th- r> ? f.'T.S
A ?Ecf/<*wfaUy *****
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'ontract advertisers will not be allowed to ex?
ceed thoir space unloas the excess is paid for
at transient rates, and under no circum
stances will thoy be allowed to advortise
othor than their legitimate business in the
space contracted for.
Carriage and death notices must be paid for
in advance.
Resolutions in memoriam, of thinks, tributes
of respect, resolutions adopted by sociotios
or porsons, unless of public concern, will
Ionly be printed in this paper a? advertise?
ments.
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LAW'S FOR SANTIAGO.
The following State paper was issued
last night by direction of Pret-i lent Alc
Cinliy, providing in general terms for
the goveruoient of the Province ol
Santiago :
Adjutant Gkneral 'a Office, 1
Washington, July is, istis. }
General Sbafter, Santiago, Cuba :
I The following isseut you for your iti
toruiaiion and guidance. It will be
published iu such manner iu both Eug
lish aud Spanish as will give it the
?vidtst circulation in the territory under
your control :
Executive Mansion, )
Washington, July 18,1S9S. /
To the Secretary of War :
Sir :?Tne capitulation of the Spanish
forces in Santiago de Cuba and iu the
eastern part of the province of Santiago,
?nd the occupation of the territory hy
tb? f trees of toe United States, reader
i' necessary to instruct the military
??oiruander of the United States as to
i ?- conduct which he is to observe
luring i.'i<> military occupation.
Tile first ? licet t i the military occu
!?> i;.n i>l ibe enemy's territory is the
severance of the former political rela
ious ol the inhabitants, and the esub
i hment of a new political power.
L*.ider this changed conditiou of tbiugs,
aie inhabitants, so long as they pei
ortn their duties, are entitled to se?
curity iu their persons and properly,
md iu all their private rights aDd rela?
tions. It is my desire that the inhabi?
tants of Cuba snould b.< acquainted
wi h the purpose of the United States
to discharge to the fullest exteut its ou
isjatioiis in this regaid. It will there
lore be the duty ol the commander of
the army of occupation to announce
tml proclaim iu the most public man?
ner that -.?ecome not to make war upon
the inhabitants of Cuba, nor upon any
party or faction among them, but to
protect them in their homes, in their
employments, aud iu their personal and
religious rights. All persons who,
either by active aid or by honest sub
miasioo, cc-operu'.o with the United
StaU s in its etlorts to give efl.-ct to this
beneficent purpose, wnl receive the re?
ward uf its support and protection. Our
occupation should be as free from se?
verity as possible.
Though the powers of the military
occupant are absolute und supreme,
and immediately operate upon the po
litical condition of the inhabitants, the
municipal laws of the conquered terri
tory, such as t-H'-ot private rights of
person and property, and provide for
the punishment of crime, art? cousiler
ed as continuing in force, so far as the\
are compatible with the new order ol
things, until they are suspended or su
perseded by the occupying belligerent,
and iu practice they are not u.-ually ab
rotated, but are allowed to remain in
force, and to be administered I y the 0' -
diuary tribunals, substantially as they
-.vere before the occupation. This en
ligbtcued practice is, so far as possible,
11 tie adhered to on the present occa
s on. The judges aud the other olli
cials connected with the administration
of justice may, if tbey accept the su?
premacy of tne United Slates, continue
to administer the ordinary law
of the land, as between man
and man. under the supervision of the
American commander-in-chief. The
uaiive constabulary will, so far as may
be practicable, be preserved. The
freedom of the people to pursue their
accustomed occupations will be abridg?
ed only when it may be necessary to
do so.
While the rule of conduct of the
American coiiimander.in-cbief will be
such as has just been defined, it will be
his duty to adopt measures of a differ?
ent kind, if, unfortunately, the course
of the people should render such meat
i r !S indispensable to the maintenance
of law :uid ortler. He will then pos
sess the power to replace or expel the
native officials in part or altogether, to
sibs i ute new courts oi his own con?
stitution for those that now exist, or to
create t-uch uew or supplementary tri?
bunals as may be necet-sary. Iu the
exercise of these high powers the com?
mander must be gu:d d by his judg?
ment and his experience, and a high
sense of justice.
One ot the most important and most
practical problems with which it will
be necessary to deal isthat of the treat?
ment of property and the collection
and administration of the revenues.
It is conceded that all public funds and
securities belonging to the government |
of the country in its own right, and all
arms aud supplies and other movable j
property of such government, may be
seized * by the military occupant
and converted to his own use. The
real property of the State he may
hold and administer, at the same time
enjoying the revenues thereof, but he
is not to destroy it save in the c+ae of
military necessity. All public means
of transportation, such as telegraph
lines, cables, railways and boats belong
i ig to the State may be appropriated to
his use, but unless in case of military
necessity they are not to be destroyeu.
All churches and buildings devoted to
religious worship and to the ans mid
SC i-CK-ej, all school houses, ar , .->> far
a-* possible, to b ? protected; ami all tie
strucliou or mtentioual delacenient of
such places, or historical monmaeuto ox
archives or of works of science or art is
prohibited, save when required by ur?
gent military Drcessily.
Private property, whether belonging
to individuals or corporations, is to be
j respected, ai d can be confiscated only as
hereafter indicated. Means of traus
portatiou, nucb as telegraph lines and
cubits, railways and boats, may, al?
though they belong to private indi?
vidual- or corporations, bu seized by
the military occupant, but uulessdt
Stroyed under military necessity, are
uot tu be retained.
While it is held to be the right of the
conqueror to levy contributions upon
the enemy iu their seaports towns or
provinces which may be in his military
possession by conquest, and to apply the
proceeds to defray the expense of the
war, this right is to be exercised
within such liini'aii ns thai it may
not savor of confiscation. As the re?
sult of military occupation tue taxes
ami duties payable by the inhabitants
I to the former government become pay
I able to the military occupant, unless
he sees fit to substitute for them other
I rates or modes of contribution to the
j expenses of the government. The
moneys so collected are to be used f ?r
j the purpose of paying the expenses of
the government under the military oc?
cupation, such as the salines of the
judges and police, and b>r the payment
of the expenses of the army.
Private property taken for the use
of the army is to be paid for when pos
sihle in cash at a fair valuation, and
when payments in cash are not possible
receipts are to be given.
All ports and places in Cuba which
may be in the actual possession of our
land and navi-1 forces will be opened to
the commerce ot all neutral nations, as
weil as our own, in articles not contra
band of war, upon payment of the pre?
scribed mu s of duty which may bo in
force at the time ol the importation.
W illiam McKlNl-EY.
By order of i be S. cretary of Wat:
H. C. C'OBBIN, Adjutant Geuerul.
Free Pills.
Send your address to H. E Ruckten
& Co., Chicago und gi t a free sample
box of Dr. King's New Life Pills.
A trill will convince you of their
merits. These pills are easy in action
and are particularly effective in the
cure ol Constipation and Sick Head?
ache. For Malaria and Liver troubles
they have been proven invaluable.
Tbey are guaranteed to be perfectly
free from every deleterious substance
and to be purely vegetable. Tbey do
not weaken by their action, but 1-y g v
iug tone to the stomach and bow?
els great!) invigorate the Bystem. Rj??
gular size 25s. per box. Sold at E S.
L9adbeater A- Sous' Drug Store.
Win your Lattice against disease by acting
promptly. One Minute Cough Curo produces
immediate results. When takon early it pre?
vents consumption. And in lat'ir stagos it
famishes nronmt relief. Charles G Lennou.
pit's GOODS.
MEN'S SILK
Outimr Shirts.
Will open on Saturday, July 10,
?mother new assortment of Men's
Silk Outing Shirts. These Shirts are
made expressly for summer wear and
cannot fail to porforra tho functions
rtno to their construction and 'o keep
limn cool. Prices $1 and $1 50.
O. M. ADAMS.
MEN'S FANCY
HALF HOSE.
A n(\v line of Men's Half Hosu in
small, medium and largo polka dots,
U. S. flag design, figures, etc. The
body of tho hose is navy hluo, double
sole with extra high double heel.
S'zes 9J to 11. Price 25c.
C. M. ADAMS.
AMERICAN
LADY
CORSETS.
The American Lady Corsets tit liko
no other i orset*. It's the nniy inado
Co'Set for comfort, stylo aud durabil?
ity A fault is a thing unknown to
wearers of the American Lady Cor
soti Why experiment with worth
loss imitations'.' Sizes 19 to 30.
C. M. ADAMS.
SUSPENDERS
Suspenders that will wear for one
year without a break, rip or any
signs of deterioration must be some?
thing above tho oriinary frail Sus?
pender sold by ret-ul stoics. The
Atwood Suspenders will wear longer
than any Suspender made and it's
wearers will substantiate this state?
ment. Why risk a pair of fiuo fitting
pants with a Snspeaoer with no mer?
it? Prices 25c and 5(>c
C. M ADAMS.
411 Kiiig street.
AC* 1 DETAINS -Handsome assortment
_oOc 75c, $1 to $L25 per pair, just
-od ni A. C SLAYMAKKK'S.
i gfdaived it
r?KY GOODS.
BRILLIANT
?IN?
Wc have concluded
to sell, beginning with
this week, Lawns and
Mulls, India Linen
5
Batiste, Bicycle Suit
ings, Percals, Duck?
ings and colored and
white Piques as fol?
lows :
12Jc LAWNS.NOW 0(
12c VEEoNA MILLS.NOW Cc
10c INDIA LINEN.NOW 6<
10c PEECALS, 36 in. wide.NOW 74?
12c BICYCLE SUITING.NOW lOi
25c " .VOW 12
15c 40 in. Wido BATIPT LAWN. N< I V 74
All colors in PIQUE.NOW 12?
:57c Brocaded BUCK GOODS.NOW 20?
BIG REDUCTION IS OUR SIL
DEPARTMENT.
PLAID SILK SEDUCED TO 39c
LA DIES' SILK PUFF SCABFS, former!)
39c, now 25c.
There are lots of other goods which we havi
not tho space to mention.
The DIX E HOSQUITO FE AM 58 and
NETS, although just introduced, are bcine
adoptod at the best residences, hotels and
hospitals in every city where they are shown
They require no Stopladdor tr> put them ur
and they are always in working order.
Come in and ask for a circular which es
plains all about them.
GREAT EEDU< ITON IN MATTING-'
TRUNKS! TdUN*8! TRUNKS!
All sizes, styles ;.nd prices.
We have this day reduced all of our 12^''
and 15c Lawns to 10c.
8c and 10c Lawns reduced to 5c.
Also 25c and 37c French Orga' dies, choice
15c
:>00 yards of Remnants of Organdies at I ?
White, Blue and Pink Pique bhirt Waists
just received.
I. Eichberg &
BUILDING MATEBIAIi.
QMOOT & 00.
(Successors to J. Rector Smoot & Co.)
STEAM FLOORING & PLLNING MILI,
Manufacturers of
WX)R AND WINDOW FRAMES, MODI D
INGS, &c.
0 ? ALERS IN LUMBER, 8HINGLE6,
LATHS, NAILS, LIME,
CALCINED PLASTER and CEMENT
No. 25 north Union street,
Alexandria, Va.
?? ? hf?r dnlivnr<vl frfn? in tho '-Hi
[Establishes 1H?2.J
IuxiaH H. D SMOOT
LUMBER,
?hinglaa, Lathi, Nails, Cement, Calcined
Plaster. &c.
MAirUTACTUaEBa 0?
FLOORING, DOORS, SASH, 3LIND8
FRAMES, MOULDINGS, MANTELB,
AND ALL KINDS OF WOOD WORE
Office and yard No. 21 north Union street
Factory Nos. 13 and 15 north Loo st., Alex?
andria, Va. No charge for dolivary in city.
FOR SALE OK RENT.
jpi.OK SALE AT A LOW PRICE?THE
MOUNT VERSOS COTTON FACTORY
At ALEXANDRIA, Vft.
Address R. F. KNOX,
my3l 210 King Street.
F
OR RENT OR LEASE.
The BUILDING on tho northeast cornel
of King and Union streets, tho best stand in
the city for a grocory. Possession givor. on
the first of May. Apply at this office.
apl tf
F
OB RENT.
SIX ACRES OF LAND at Lochabor, just
north of the city limits. Good ulaco for a
profitable market garden. Apply at thil
offion dec23 tf
w
WANTED.
ANTED?
EVERYBODY TO BE THEIR OWN (JAS
WORKS.
Call at 319 King street and see the greatest
invention ever on the market !or LIGHT?
ING, COOKING aud HEATING?A SAV?
ING OF SEVENTY-FIVE PER CENT.
THE VIRGINIA AUTOMATIC
je25 1m GAS MACHINE COMPANY
CASTILE SOAP and Turkish Bath Cloth
This soap is made from pure Olive Oi
pressed from prime fresh olives, retaining the
natural color of the fruit. Price 10c
TT- o T.PAnRKATFP. k SONS
ANOTHER bale of that extra heavy UN
BLEACHED COTToN to ruu at oc
Best value ever offered at price. Just re?
ceived at
* r -;r.AY'.r VKEgg
MALL WINTER CUBED HAMS for
sumaier use, very fine, for aalo at 12c by
J. C. MLuBU?N.
s
DItY GOODS.
our midsummer
Clearing Sale
Begins This Week.
EVERY PIECE OF SUMMEB STOCK
MUST BE SOLD, NO MATTER
WHAT PBICE8 THEY BBlNG.
?2-&-CALL EARLY, f-OMK OF THE LOT8
ABE SMALL.
Figured Lawns, sold for Sc, 10c and 12h2c,
at 5c j?er yard.
Percals and Batisto3, 40 inches wide, worth
1 2 <?_,<?, at 5c.
8iilid Color Grenadines, all ovoning shades,
worth 1 2'?>'?, at 5;:.
Duck Suitings in so'id navy, black, also
ligurod, worth l'^Ci at 5c.
Remnants Pino Figured Lawns, worth 10c,
at .1c.
Solid Color Lawns 3c.
Odd Lot Assortod Try Goods Bemnants
at lie
Shirting Prints, worth 5c, at 27;6c.
Good Quality Apron Ginghams at 37/ac.
Hest Quality Indigo Prints at 3%c.
Shaker Flanuol at 3"dc.
White W ool Baby Flannel at 15c.
All onr 25c >nd 30c Figured French Or
gaudics at 35c.
Yard-wide White Cambric, worth 30c,
at Gc.
Yaid-widc Fruit of tho Loom Cot.on, full
pieces, fi'kc.
Androscoggin and Wirker Mills Bleachod
Cotton, full pieces, tt 5"ac.
Pride of tho West Cotton Bemnants at 6%c.
A Yard Wic"e Hloached Cotton 3"'?c.
In iia Linens, 40 inches wide, lUc quality
at 5c.
White and Colored Piques, worth 35c,
at 8 :.
Fast Black Plaid Lawns, worth 32<fcc>
Hi 5%c
Assorted Lot of Iudia Linons and Check
N"aiiisook at 3c.
Swiss and Cambric Embioideries, worth 5c
at 2~nr
Valenciennes Laces 3c, 2c and 3c per yard
Another Lot of those Oc Laces and Insert
ings to mat -h.
Ladies' Kumrnor Corsets 2?c.
All our ?Oe Wash 8ilks at 25c
All our 25c Do'.tod Swisses at 35c.
Crash Suiting, worth 12H2c, at 7^c.
Ladies' Laundered Shirt Waists t 25 :
Ladies' White India Linen Shirt Waists
at 12>.2c.
Ladies' $1 Wrappers d r 59c.
Gouts' Washable Ties lc.
Ladies' 10c Vests for 5c
Geuts' Heavy Unbleached Joan Drawers
?t21c.
(tents' Bleached Joan Drawoia, double seat,
at 25c.
We luve reduced every grade of Matting.
Diu't buy until you get our pti es.
Ladies' Muslin and (otton Corset Coveia
at 10c
Ladies' Tucked Muslin Drawers 19c,
L-tdies' Muslin Drawers, cambric rulllos,
it 20c
Ladies' Princess Gowns, embroidery triin
?ned, sailor collar-:, 50c.
Ladies' Chemise, embroidery and lace trim
tned. 29c.
BIG Bl ANKET SALF.
20) PAIR SAMPLE BLANKETS TO BE
SACRIFICED.
$7 50 Blankets for $5.
15 " 83.25.
54 ?' $2.75.
$3 " ?2.
$2 50 " $3.75.
$2 " $1.25.
SI.50 " $1.
75c " fi9c.
SI " 09c.
50c " 37V.
White Spreads, hemmed ready for nso, 47c.
BOOK9, STATIONERY^&C^
French's Bookstore,
417 A 419 KING STBEET.
?>UR BICYCLE AND SPOBTING GOODS
BUSINES3 THIS SEASON
will bo on tho most comprehensive scale,
tfot one point has been overlooked to make
ours the most interesting Bicycle and Sport?
ing Goods Department in this State. Our
pi ices mean a b'g saving for yon. Wo have
now roady for your inspection tho ,l98"
viODELS of tho "IMPKB1AL WHEELS,"
the-KO lightly-kind. Price $50. Tho. New
Thomas Bicycle, price $50, and the Arabian
Wheels, price $40, known tho world over as
the American beauties. The high grade, the
great popularity, tho excellent reputation of
these three loading makes are unquestioned.
We invite comparison with othor wheels ad?
vertised at much higher prices. If you fail
to inpect '"The Imperial," "The Thomas" and
?The Arabian" boforo purchasing, don't
blame your bad luck on us.
BICYCLE SnNDBIES.
A large assortmont of standard brands
very lowest prices.
BICYCLES FOB HIBE
by the hour, day, wcok or month. No rattle?
traps.
RoiiERT W. French.
Carne's Bookstore,
703 King Street
A FULL LINE OF FINE 8TATI0NEBY
ALWAYS ON HAND.
Wo soil PAUL'S INKS which are non.
spillablo and non-evaporating and cost only
10 CENTS A BOTTLE.
Orders takon for Music at Washington Prices.
BOOKS CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST.
LEGAL NOTICES.
I^XECDTOR'S NOTICE.?Persons having
j claims against the estate of the late
Mrs LOUISA ?NOWDEN are lequested to
present them duly authenticated for pay?
ment, and those indebte 1 to her estate are
requested to make prompt payment,
jyl HUBEfcT SNuWDEN, Executor.
BUI THE NEW FRUIT JAR.
Tuo Machino Made Fruit Jar is the Best Jar
Made.
Smooth Tops Like Table Tumbers.
No Bubbles or Glass Threads.
No Higher in Price Than the Old Common
Kind.
E. J. Miller and Co.,
Sole Distributors for Alexandria, Va.
"NDIA LINENS?Another lot, 40 inch?a
- wide, extra, at 10c; 36 inches wide at 8c.
_A. C. SLAY vAKEB.
EOSCOKO, something new, just received,
for sale by
J.C.MILBUBN.
P
URY GOODS.
DRY GOODS.
CHAPMAIT'S,
424 and 42(5 King Street.
MIDDLE OF JULY SALE.
This, of course, means an a!l-arounl bargain sale. True, our stock has been very
much reduced by au unusually good Juue trade, but this fact places us in a position to
offer to our customers fresh new goods at SPECIAL PRICES from wholesale men who
are willing at this season to make grjat sacrifices in order to reduce stock. Among the
specials this week will bo found ?
12 pieces Linen Effects in Dress Waist aud
Skirt goods, just tho thing you want for
comfort at this season. Sold the first i f the
season at 10c. July p.ice for this lot 1c per
yard.
1 lot of Men's Colored Balbriggan Shirts
and Drawers. Worth 50c. July price to
close 25c.
Manhattan Cob red Shirts after July 15th
$1.25.
Ladies' Lislo Thread Stockings, drop stitch?
ed, double heel at.d toe. July price 25c.
Ladies' White Duck Skirts. Manilla nouuee,
very pretty, $1.39.
Ladies' Shirt Waists. July price -lit >.
Men's Lisle Thread Half Hose, plain, tan
and black, also fancy. July price 25c.
Ladies' Corset Covers. Special July price
13c.
Ladies' Lawn Wrappers, very pretty and
up-to-date in style and finish, $1.19.
j L' dies' Summer Corsets. July price 39c.
I One lot 4-4 Percale, 8Jc quality. July
price 5c.
j One ease 4-4 White Cotton, same as wo
? cleared out so quickly too weeks ago. Only
1,200 yards in this case. In it you will find
Pride of the West, Now York Mills, Fruit of
the Loom aud fine Cambric. July price <><?
40-inch India Linen. July prico 84c
, 20 dozen large size Towels. July prico 10c
500 yards White Goods for Aprons. July
price 5c.
9-4 Sheeting, very cheap at July prico ISc.
?JO inch Brown Cotton. July price 4Jc.
100 Silk Gloria Umbrellas. July prico 98c
1 lot I adies' Shirt?. t::ped neck a: d arm
July price 5c.
1 lot Ladies' Lis.e Thread Bhirts. July
price 25c
1 lot 72-iuch Table Damask. July price
50e
^serAOENTS FOB THE STANDARD PATTERNS.tS^
CHAPMAN'S, 424 and 426 KING STREET.
FLO CR.
FLOUR.
Far ahead of all competitors! Tho Flour
that gives peafect satisfaction! How oft n
you have blamed tho oven ; thought it was too
hot or too cold, when all tho time tho fault
lay in the tlour. There is no em h trouble
// with "SENATOR," because it always bakes
alike And such dolicious biscuiti aud cakes
as it makes ! Don't lot your grocer sell you
something elso that ho wants to get rid of.
Insist upon having SENATOR.
CHARLES KING & SON,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
_JJHINA, GLISSWAKK, &v.
Seasonable Bargains
D
: AT:
MILLER & CO.'S
:0:
We invite jour attention to aotne big re?
duction ou certain goods that we pish to
close out for OaSH :
TERRA COTTA J?RDINIERES, 7 inches,
were 50c, now 35c each
TERRA COTT?. JARDINIERES, 8 inches
were GOc, now 40c each
TERRA COTTA JARDINIERES, it inchos
wore 75c, now 50c.
2 PRINTED DINNER SETS. 100 pieces
? ne or two small pieces chipped, were $8 a set,
now $4.
IMPORTED LEMONADE SETS with H'
rered Tray, wore $1 75, row $1.
Half crate of BEST EN(4LI?H WHITE
PORCELAI^E at comrir i: ware price.
Very low prices on TABLE TUMBLERS,
JELLY GLASSES and FRUIT JARS.
'nothorlotof WIDE MOUTH JARS for
large fruit.
?*TASK TO SEE THE-E AND GET OUR
PBICE?.-153&
EJ.Miller&Co.
317 King Street.
F?RNIT?RE.
The Furniture House?li?l King street
Cash and Credit.
SummerGoods
0:
Mattings from 9c up.
Refrigerators and Ice Chests
from $4 up.
Lawn Settees from 90c up.
Pictures Framed on Short
Notice.
1 Men and Sons.
FINE LINE GENTLEMEN'S DRESS
SHIRTS, best material and perfect fit, at
all prices, at
A.O RT.AYMAKKR'?.
TT.T) CREAM CHEESE just received by
J.O. MiLBURN
CLOTHING, furnishings, &o.
Our
i)
And Have Passed a Rigid
Examination.
SERVICEABLE SPBING SUITS, all sizes
at $4, $1.50 and $5.
ALL WOOL SUITS at $0 and $6 50.
Our lino of $7.50 ALL WOOL 8?TT8,
French faced and well tailored in a dozen
different patterns, are ready for the fray and
prepared to test tho issue with any $10 lino
shown by others.
Wo are justly proud of our $9, $10, $12
and >14 REGIMENT, as it has proven in?
comparable and invincible
A small army of B'?Y8' KNEE PANTS
8riT8 frodi $1.25 to $G, and a battalion of
separate KNEE PANT8 from 25c to $1 50.
BICYCLE SriTS and separate PANTS in
golf and blocmera as low in price as tho low?
est.
SUITS TO ORDER from $13.50 up.
A full liHe of GENTS' FURNISHINGS.
GOLF HOSE. BELTS, ETC
A Nii-kle Vest Pocket Cup given with
every purchase of $5 or over.
ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIG
AND Y0?B MONEY BACK ON DEMAND
R. Lee Field,
ONEPRICE CLOTHIER Si FURNISHER
NO. 304 KING 8TBEET.
SAILING IS EASY
Whon the tide is with yon.
Our tide is Al workmen. Al goods and
hundreds of styles to choose from. As special
inducements wo have on sale a fico line of
IMPOETED CHEVIOTS, BLUE, BLACK
and GBAY SERGES.
Suit3 to order $1S. Trousers $4
Don't spoil your good suit by old stylo or
cheap looking neckwear. Tho kinds to match
our suits aro all here under one roof.
ROBERT T. GRIMES,
MERCHANT TAILOB
a w d
GENT8' FUBNISHEB.
322 King Street. : Alexandria, Vs.
"IiHEINGOLD," "MONBIJON" and "CAM?
EO WARE in Salads. Cakes, Nut Dishes, A.
D. Coffees, Chocolates, Celeries, and other
fancy pieces. We invite your inspection of
this ware Nothing iike it ever offered in
Alexandria and imported direct to our order.
E. J. MILLER A CO.,
317 King Street : Alexandria, Va.
J~Tm3.?B. C. WILLIAMS'S SUPERIOR
JAMS, various fruits, 15c in 1-lb glass
jars. 10c in 1-lb cans, at _
NECKTIES, handsome assortment, at 25
and 50c; latest styles, at
CAMPBELL'S ?OCPS, various kinds, for
/ sale at 10c per can, by
J. C. MILBURN.