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:-ICIX.?NO. 253. ALEXANDRIA, VA., TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 25. 1898~ PRICE 2 ?TS.
IDIOIXAL
onE summer day and ita
B garden of flowers, it
foi people to be careless
without fearing: evil results.
? A lan: and Eve were
? irden of Kden. lift- has
ui ney through a garden
must earn bread by the
i and woman must bring
. :-. u:u": suffering'.
curse is multiplied |
? because both men and |
leir l-.ealth. Man's toil is I
ind times harder by the
health The woman is
rer. She suffers in si
? ies from weakness and
inly way. Motherhood
nenace of death, and bei
vitb the seeds of disease
! i:i their little bodies.
? failing remedy for worn
this way It i- Dr. Pierce's
tion. It acts directly on
portant organs that bear
maternity. It makes them
v vigorous, virile and elastic,
mmatron, heals ulceratiou,
l raes and buihls up the
It tits for wifehood and
loes away with the trials
: apprehension and makes
easy and almost painless.
? testified tu its marvelous
>i (bur yearn with local w*ak
ConfeSS it tor a time." writes
odall, of Hnteman. r'atrick Co..
>k :!ie 'Kavorite Prescription'
i' Discovery.'and they cured
praise Dr. Pierce's medicines
CATARRH
5v?
:ane. iiv,..: s ;
Full 6iza 50c.
sts or by mail
ELY BROTHERS,
~'> Wairen str-et, New York.
? RESTORES VITALITY
l^f2lwT 5?? Made a
% \ -Jfj- Well Man
?^sgj- of Me.
?0% o.<
I I V produces the nbove re*u..
' .?f'5 frervotts Debility , J>iif">tency,
, Memory. Slops all drains and
crrcrs of vouth. It wards off ln
imiion. Younjr Men regain Man
Men recover Youthful \ik<t. It
ze to shrunken organs,and Pis
?ssor marriage. Easily carried in
1 :-5GCTS.-:rv^
!<K. JEAN O'HARRA. Paris
TOl A'f.Vr; <T\lrlF.T.
>r??r FiftT Yfars
ED Rkmbdy.?Mrs
? has been usod for
lions of mothers for
toothing, with porfoct
? : to child, softens the gnms,
wind colic, and is the
" ?:??. Is pleasant to the
ts in ovory part of the
nts a bottle. Its value
isnw and r.sk for Mrs. Wins
ind take no othar kind.
25 Cent Box of
> MALARIA CAPSULES
ut and Cure Any Case'of
Chills and Fever.
k r ALL DRUGGISTS.
I KltTl IilZKKS, Arc.
1BIN8ON. ?EO. S. FRENCH
- lont Socrotary.
? dria Fertilizer
and Chemical
Oompaii}7,
MANUFACTURERS OF
ts, Fertilizer Materials and
>'\'inilsor Uround Plaster,
- STREET? BETWEEN UNION
AND-LEE,
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
Ft
H FALL
XI) WINTER
11 ' iMPLETE AND CAREFULLY SE?
LECTED STOCK OF
ear, Domestic Dry
Goods, Notions and
Furnishings
PRICE?. WE SCLL NOTH
BUT THE BEST" AT
LOW PRICES.
A. C. SLAYMAKER,
i:u> KJNH STREET._
: v<i"!l>s: KIDNEOIDS!
*V tor the euro of a'l Kidney Diseases
Nerves ami all diseises arising
watery and impovertsaed blood.
For saie only bv
WARFIELD & HALL,
Corner Prince and Faiths Bire&ti
Year.$3 00
6 Months. 1 50
3 Months. 75
1 Month. 25
!'V>bi.inhkd daily aud tri-wekxly at
Qasofte BoildinK.810 ft 812 Prince at
TEEMS:
, ? OAtLt. i Tri-Wekkly.
I Yeftr.*5 00 ( 1 Year.S3
<? Months. 2 50
3 Months. 1 25
1 Month. 43
1 Woek. 10,
Al! transient advortisomenrs must be paid for
:n advance.
' ontraet advortisers will not be allowed to o. ?
eod thoir space nuloss the oxceos is paid foi
at transit nt rates, and under no circum
stances will they be allowed to advertise
thoi tian their legitimate business in the
spico contracted for.
m . Oage and death notice* mast be paid for
in advance.
Sasolations in memoriam, of thinks, tributes
o . respect, resolutions adopted by societies
or persons, unless of public concern, will
only be printed in this paper a? advertise,
meats.
i'he Gazette office is connected Tita the
Telephone Exchanges. Advortisomantr, or?
ders for tho {?per. nows oi any infoimation
or buainoae can be sont by teionhone.
Entored at the Postotfice Alexandra*. Virein
tft. as second-class matter. 1
VIRGINIA,
[From tho Fmpire of the 5-outh, published bj
ibeSout?era Eailw?> Company]
The Southern Railway euters tho
S ate at Alexandria, just across tho hi-,
toric Potomac from Washington, end
leaved it on the southern edge four
miles below Danville. From the main
..tem of the road numerous branch lines
.-treten out into rich sections of the
State or to its ports ami commercial
centres. From Alexandria, a quaint
old city datum back to 174S, hallowed
by memories of Washington and oiher
famous men, a brauch leads to the west
through Arlingtou, Herudon and Leer
ourg to Round Hill. This is a popular
suburban residence region with many
Washiugtoniacs, who find the excellent
train service gives them the opportuui
ty of doiug busiuess in the city aud liv?
ing iu a most salubrious aud attractive
rural region. From Manassasa branch
runs west and south by way of Stras?
burg to Hurrisouburg, passing through
an undulating, well-wooded and fertile
firming aiction where there are
evidences of ihtift on every hand
From Calverton there is a short
tranch to ?Varreutou, a pretty litlli
Virginia town, and the centre of a re
ftion famous for its hue old estates and
modern stock farms. At Franklin
Junction a line leads to Rocky Mount,
aud from Dauville the road has
orauch to Stuart. At the former place
tue chief stem is joined by the Dan?
ville and Richmond Division of the
Southern Railway, running through
Richmond to West Point, passing or
the way ibe towns oi Sutherio, South
B istou, Burkeville and Amelia Court
House.
No iravelfT across Virginia on tb<
Southern Railway will fad to be im?
pressed wiih the extreme b.-auty an?i
evu'euces thrift iu the Piedmont sei
? >r; -f the State. At Manamas, the
tir?! important plec* SMltb of A!exoi
Iim, wa- (ought th.' battle ol Augusi
l"j and 30. 1S<!2 the roar ol which wa
? ard eveu in \V i.-hingtoo. B yond if
lalverion, then Culp< p?r, the home oi
;i once farii< Ui Minute Men, who it.
vduded in their tuembernhip Johu Mar
hall, afterwurd Chief Ju-iice of the
Uuited Siateu.
Twenty miles south of Ctllpeper the
Tain rolls across i he historic Rapidan,
md -'hortly after Orauge is passed, just
neyond which is Mootpelier, where b
ttliinpr-e may be caught in passing of
?he home of James Madison, tne fourth
President. It is a beautiful region, ail
? >fir, from Alexandria to Cbarlotlesvilie
nod then on south, passing North Gal?
len, Amtierst and Monroe to Lyucb
burg. Leaving this prosperous city the
road follows its southwesterly course to
n rvill?, passing on the Way Liwyer's
Road, with its nearby springs, Frank
..u Junciiou and Ctmibuin. It is upon
this portion of the route that the Blue
R d re Mountains begin to build up
their shapely outlines against the
wtsiern horizon. They add a charming
variation to the pastoral beauty of the
valleys, and form a lovely panorama of
which the traveler never tires.
Begiuning with agriculture, which a
Kreuch savant once calli-i "the Durtur
ing breast of the State," it will be
worin while to direct attention in more
? ;<? nil to the Old Dominion's breadth of
iiches, Here are the farm prod nets ol
the State for 1896: Wheat, 5,724,913
bushels; corn, 3S 067,98G;oatp, 8,492,296;
rye, 419 S10; potatoes, 3,51)1,474; ha^,
o':'.tj.b'S2 tonejtobacco, 57,961,260 pounds.
Tne lauds of the state are not only fer?
tile, but they are easily cultivated and
are contiguous to the best markets.
This latter fact particularly adapts the
S ate to profitable truck farming.
The truck farmers have made a ? iet?t
suc 'eseo' potato raising, and tome of
?ht-m IimV" eleared as hign as from ?10.
U K)to $.30,000 in a sing e season romthie
v.roi> nloLe.
Every variety of fruit which will
grow iu the temperate zodo flourishes
in the Piedmont region. The sunny
slopes of the mountains have a pecu?
liarly light soil, kept constantly fertile
by the decomposition of rocks furnish?
ing potash, and perennially moist by
numerous springs. This soil is, there?
fore, admirably adapted to apples, aud
one of the most famous kind?the Al
bemarle pippin?has been brought to
its highest perfection heie. It is the
favorite in foreign mark etc, and usually
sells at three dollars or more a barrel
on the trees, the buyer furnishing the
birrels and doing the Dicking.
Xext in importance to the apple
comes the grape in line of fruit. A
peculiarity noted in the most favored
claret-producing vineyards of France
is the large admixture of iron iu the
.-?oil. This is the characteristic of much
ot the soil of this section. The soil aud
climatic conditions of Virginia, when
compared with the grape districts of
Germany and France, present many
striking similarities. The average
ranges^of the thermometer of this sec?
tion and of those at Bordeaux and oth?
er vine growing sections of Germany
and France are very close together.
In this rolling, hilly country, with its
calcareous loam, or gravelly, loose soil,
with a rocky sub-soil, facilitating self
drainage, with exemption from heavy
spring frosts and early frost in autumn,
with rarely any excess of raiufall in
the maturing months of June, July,
August and September, are the most
favored conditions for the vine. This
is shown, as would be supposed, by the
luxuriant growth mid tine quality of
the native uncultivated grape. A v*in?
making industry of no small volume
has in consequence prosper* d at several
prominent cities of the region, notably
at Charlctttsville. The products of
the cellars are the pure fermented
grape juice. If allowed to acquire
the "bouquet" that nae alooe
can Rive, they stand successfully
a comparison with sonia of the oofed
wines of Europe. The Piedmont
region is properly called the "fruit belt"
of Virginia, and its adaptability to fruits
and viues, when properly developed,
will easily make it the Itading wine
and fruit region of the Uuiot. P-nchee,
nectarines, apricots, plums, cherries,
applies, pears and quinces are all in?
digenous to this section, aud ripen in
perfection as they yeld in abundance.
All the best tr.riis.-e.-? grow ic Virginia,
and as a stock raising and dairy sectioc
it ranks anious; the beer, I; is't special?
ly adapted for sheep far mint!.
But Virginia, in the development of
her natural resource*, does not lose
sight of the cultivation of tho mind.
The most ample and g-nerous provi
sioo is mere for a free public school
system. The schools are open to all
betwi-eo the ages of live and tweu y
one, and the minimum school tennis
five months iu ? ach \rar. In all of tier
edtictttioniil work Virginia is keeping
pace with her .-ister Stalfg axd euh-.r-.
lug and broad* nit g ber educational
s\Htem. Iu 1891 ti.eri- were 7.689 pub
lie schools iu successful operation, wi b
7.718 teachers and S42 720 pupils. In
1S'.)7 there were 8 529 public schools in
successful operation, with 367,817 pu?
pils. The total appropriation tor pub?
lic schools in lSi'7 was $1,827,003.
s tory of a Slave.
To be bound uaud and foot for years
by the chains of dise*.-e is th^ worst
form of slavery. George D. William-,
of Manchester, Mich , telis bow such a
slave w:is made free. He eaye: "31 \
wife has bteu so helpless for live years
that she could not turn over in bed
alone. After u.-iufj two bottles ot E'tc
trie Bitters, .-he is wonderfully improved
and able to do her own work." This
supreme remedy for female diseases
quickly cures nervousntss, s-leeplees
ness, melancholy, headache, backuche,
fainting and dizzy spells. This miracle
working mi dii ine i- a godsend to weak,
sickly, run down people. Every bottle
euaranteed. Only 50 cenls. Sold hv
E S Alien and E. S. Lead beater cv
S?ti-J, druggists.
IT HAS BEFN FULLY den oo&inU d tli t
Ely's Creim B Im 's aapecific for Nastl U?
tarrh aud co d in tbo he*d. 1 bis distiuctii n
has been acbioved only ?s the r suit of con
tinned successful use. A. morbid condition of
the membrane in the nasal passages can h
cured by this punfyb g and healing treat
'i:ei t Hold by druggist* or it will be milled
for 50 con's by Llr Brother. ">i! W?r-. n
street, New Yor* T spreads ov r the mem?
brane, ii abs irbed, a d ru'icf i:.- mi uidUt*,.
CHIN A. CI- LSSWA'ttK. Ac,
Lamps and Oil Heaters
We invite your attention to a specialty we
havo this fall in OIL HFATER8. Jost what
you need these 'ool full mornings when yon
do not want to light up your stoves or fur?
nace. Tho MILLER OIL HEATER has
soaio improvements this season not found iu
anv other heater. YOU CANNOT TUBN
THE WICK TOO HICH. YOU CAN TURN
IT OUT AS EASILY AS A ?A3 JET. The
cheapest and best heater made. Simplicity is
its cbiof feature No complicated wick move?
ment We are the solo agents. Come to ere
it, and at the same timo tako a look at our
a?sortment of LAMPS. A larger variety than
has ever b-en shown in this ci'y. and tho low
prices ranging from 15c to $-.r> each will
surpiise you.
E. J. MILLER & CO.,
IMPORTERS OF CHINA AND CLASS.
MEETINGS.
THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE C. & C.
INVESTMENT COMPANY having lai1
ed to hold their annua' meeting according to
bv-'ftwu and constitution, this is to give no?
tice tl at the board of directors tow call on
the stockholders to moot at Fleiscbmsnn'i
Hote!, in Alexandria. Va , on WEDNESDAY
EVENING, November 9 1899 at 5:30 p. m.
THOS. W. SMITH,
President C. & C. Investment Co.
LAWRENCE CAVANAUOH, Sec. pro ttnu
oct5 td
FEET ZING TIME
Has loir.c round again, and a change in the
atmosphere has caused many to bo unnoted
by troublesome coughs ami colds, which can
beijuickly relieve! by our CHSBBY CO' GH
CURE. This remedy ha^ been on the nwkot
for many years, and has given the most satis?
factory results It coutains no morphine or
other dangerous drugs, so it may bo g ven to
voung and old without foar of bad rcsu.ts.
For sale by all druggists.
E. S. LEADBFATER & SONS.
Druggists. _Established 1702.
EW LO>SE MU.S'JATEL RAISINS,
SEEDED BAISJNS and CLEANED
CURBANTS just received by
lU ' J. C. MILBUBN.
MEDICINAL
Do not think for a sin?'e
moment that consumption will
ever strike you a sudden blow.
It'does not come that way.
It creeps its way along.
First, you think it is a littlo
cold; nothing but n little hack?
ing cough ; then a little loss in
weight; then n harder cough;
then the fever end the night
sweats.
The suddenness comes when
you have a hemorrhage.
Better stop the disease while
It is yet creeping.
You can do it with
You first notice that you
cough less. The pressure'on
the chest is lifted. That feeling
of suffocation is removed. A
cure is hastened byplacingone of
Dr. Ayer's Cherry
Pectoral Plaster
over the Chest.
A Book Free.
It is on the Diseases of the
Throat and Lungs.
Writ a us Froofy.
If yi.u liave any romp'r.lnt whnfrrfT
und (l?!-!re tlia bast medical advlco you
can poulbty receive, write tiiu dootor
fr.'oiv. Tou will receive upruiupt.r?.j.!j,
wltli'.nt cost. A?lilrc??.
DK, J. ?. AYKK, Lowoll. Mass
COAL VSf;
THE LEYES THAT MOVES THE COAL
uiHiket in the interest of consunv v* i? <o vf.
ity. The qna'ity of our ro'tl <s of m:c-:i
high grade t ? hi it will raisoit in yourcsti
mat ion o-. ihe lir-i taking day, ur tbe ;i -
sold snap 'hat surprises you; if you b&voa
good tuop'y in yni hin. We will h iv? vom
prcniptl) mid ?i p i<e<as Iowas the kw-'St
.1 R. .! M M ?? PM \ H,
Wbarf h <l Yard . turn <.f Queen street.
Coal and WikkI
We havo just completed one of Oi: atest
Improved sppiiatcis now in usn f??i I mi 'Mm:
coal Wo can deiiver to cnstoni-rs ihe EST
<*RAI> c' F ALI. KlMKi'K. 'ML.elcin.at
the lowest market prii i ? -J l<> lh= v, :h? Ion
Wharf ?nd yard at the foo* of Priii i street
Office corner Duke aud Fairfax stir '-.
Telephone No 95
1 aeplC3m DoWtLTON AI rciIE
W. A. SSIOOT, O. 8. KhKNCII. W. A. SMO. .t, .18.
W.M. A. SM!HU" & (:o.
QOA.LI 00AT.1
On our wharf and to -?-r- ? " * -
ion n full stock of
KNTHRAfTTR.
OTJMBERLAND
-I'MKT COALS
of the !x>at qcsiity and woil sere* ie I
Wo v*i:I !ja plwtsod to supplyoni friendi
and customers at low?it markot pric i *>or ten
of 2340 pomds, delivered at houses chit ni
boats.
TKLErnoxE Call "
COAL! coal!
WHITE and LED ASH. 8HAM0KTN AND
LYKE.VS VALLEY.
From the famous n.itios of 1 tie
8USQUEHANNA ("?? >Al.' >M i\\ '< r
?n? Cor.!, voll scroono-i. 2*240 lbs to tin toi
CRUSHED COKE.
CUMBERLAND, NEW BI V?li A R P ?PU NT
COAJ..
Families, Public Institutions, iud Mm: u
fwturnrs supplied at lo^o. t market rat-v.
All ordere loft at office, 3 14 with :it. Aw; h
street, telephoned immediately t-> yards.
J: if. 2?MMEEMAN,
Wnarf MM Yards. '<?-<? f! Qnoeu nm
TRAVELERS' LUNCH.
CUBAN HOT SHUT,
NEW CBACEEBS AND CAKES JUST PUT
UPON rH? market.
FIVE CENTS FOE A QUART OF SWEET
CRACKERS.
Everybody am afford to eat Crackers now.
Ask your dealer.
HILL BAKFKY'y. H t o.. Alex.mdris. Vs.
CJAFETY RAZOR. i>n<e usoi you never
? do without it. For Bale by
HENRY W. WILDT,
106 tV Rit?1 rtrea?.
w
AX FINISH FLOOR OIL TRY IT.
For sale by
?jc i v ei n I, Ti ? t j.
J^oach TRAPo ?e ?;
leadbeateb's.
DRY GOODS.
ike's Uiidei wear.
J In nur two previous cards ?e mentioned
Children's and ' a.iie-' Underwear. Iu tb's
card wi shall try to mention i-r ive the bny*
erssomo idea -:t the targe stock of Men's
j Underwear now on rale, 't mu?: not he
forgotten that each year our purchase of
woolens for Men fad -s M BSes, Boys and
j Infants are all n-w, free from old ag*. moth
; eaten a d iht an :tion ror.m
Mcn'.-i ( snieV Qu r Und st r;s and Draw?
ers with woo) cushionoi bai k Siz'S 32 to
?1?:. Price 50c Worth SI We hope tho
reader of this card must not tl ink we allow
our imagination to fly iu the direction ofex
??uer-.tiyii when we make this boid =titt 111 ?! t.
We hive purchased f.-ur eases of t'<.o ab-.ive
underwear for this iity's retail tra-Joand they
an: moving rapidly.
Men' Double Rrcasted Cray Wool Under
shirts and Drawers, a 1 ~ /. b. Ibieu 50c.
This is naly a < br-t p'Oteclvr aa.1 a gooil
substantial body heater.
Me:.'? Heavy Mottled Mine and Steel Color
L'utle shirts -'nd Drawcs, sizes 32 to 42.
I rice 50c Tnifl is a reginar cotton shirt tor
men who lanuot bear the touch of wool
against tho body. These garments are undo
in such a manner aa toproclude the slightest
pretense of cold air penetrating the hide if
the mighty lord.
Men's Natura': Wi ol Undershirts and Draw?
er?. Sizes 30 to 4S Price SI. This is our
favorite and most beautiful ilass of woolen
underwear made for man For the past four
yoar3 we have made this number a favorite
with men o small or large build. When
wrapped in tbo woolens cold winters seem
a most like a myth
Men's Australian Wool Underskirts and
Drawers Sizes 32 to 46. Price SI5o A
pure wool garment of extreme warmth, tailor
shaped and a wearer of groat strougth.
Men's Natural Wool Undershirts and Draw
ors Sizes in shirts 36, 38 and 42. Drawer,
only >!i 28 Price $1.25. A snut bodied
wo den wearable to resist ;he coldest weatht r
wit.II the weaier fueling the lirst indica?
tions of dloaded old air.
Men's Natural Wool Undershirts and Draw*
< r-<. All 57/s. P ice 75c A pri o ""thin
tho reach of all an I a warmer ol extn mo in?
fluence.
Men's Soft Fleecy Cotton Backed Under?
shirts and Diawers Sizes 30 to -l?. Prito
50c. We cannot add ono word in praisoof
these moderately u>ol with sufficient warmth
t-i p'etso tie nnp'eased man. We aim to keep
one warm and heailhy.
Men's Scarlet Undershirts ami Drawers.
AH sizes. Price 50c. We cannot recommend
this low priced garment. The wearing quali
ios a'c known principally to those of limited
means.
Mi Scat let Mcdicstcd I'rulr-rsbirta and
Drawers Evcryshse. P; ice $1.25 A friend
to the ih-iima i?t, 'arm* and disableti mm
riie dye nl these parmonts is a source of
great beui-fi( ?: d a .-lire preventive ftgiinsl
ire cwil of all aches aud p-iins.
'?'ei's -c:iV Medieit tl rnder.-h r:s mi i
Draweis 1 s/,i Price $1 50 A gra c
?; tter woftrhig qualities, texuue, soft aud
i- wi h strength above the me.Ii' in
_', des o '?r '-j-t wirb slight exceptio
S U abb Elands above opuluDcy.
C. M. ADAMS,
?I 1 I kino st3eet.
WOOD AND COAL.
Best quality White Ash, Ced Ash. S->vo.
Furnace. Nut mi l Otorge's Creek Cuj.ber
land Coal the est for blac-tsmtihing
Hakan: Pine Wood, long or sawed and
split.
1 can deliver to customers tbo BEST
0BADE**"F ATL KINDS OF CO?. L, clean,
al the lowest nurkot pri e?2240 pounds to
the ton
Wharf and yards at the foot of Franklin
street Orders l*ft with R. F. Knight. 623
King street will ree ve prompt attention,
?Telephone No. 11<>.
R. E. GROVER.
octl8 3ni_
" thomas j. fannOft,
?? dealrb in ?
WOOD AND COAL,
coil. DUKE AND HENRY STREETS.
White Ash. Reil Ash, Stove, Furnaco. Nut
aud Cumberland Coal.
Oak ami i'ine Wood, long or sawed and
split
The convenient location of my yards, h >V
ing a railroad tiack running into them for
unloading and loading, a d my modern fa
cilitius for handling Wool and Coal enables
mo to sell at tho lowest prices
THOMaSJ fannon.
laurence STABLTerT
NO. 701 KING 8TREET.
INSURANCE AGENT,
K*jprs*anting the following flrst-claai fire
insurance companitc:
LIVE?POOL, LONDON AND GLOBE.
B ART FORD.
PMCENIX. of London.
WESTCHESTER, of New York.
HANOVER.
PHOENIX, of Brooklyn,
And others of same grade.
Soliciting the patronage of the public, i
promise tho most careful attention to any bus
In?*.' ?r-rnsvA to ma. ?ah1fl
Globe Mills
Is tho I usiest tdarc in this city, mak?
ing "OUB PBIDE" and "E. L. P."
It is tte town talk. Ask for new
process PATENT < OBN MllAL. It
is delightful. Have no other.
1 j 0
il
Ulli 111 u
UNION STREET.
'phone 29_
-| ? \f\i \ POUNDS MOCHA and JAVA
\\j\J\j COFFEE for sale ereen or
fwhlv *f*t~* W 1 ? VTfBnRN
C1REAM SOAP is a white floating t-oap, :oi
) talc at 3c a cake, by
J. C. MJLB?EN.
ED1CINAL.
I have boon taking Piso's Cure for Consumption since
1f( ir ( oughs and ('olds. I had an ntt.-u-k of LaGrippe
in 1800, nnd have had others since. In the Winter of
1896-7, I had a spell of Bronchitis, lasting all winter, and
leaving n troublesome cough, until 1 again tried Piso's
Cure, which relieved me.?Mrs. M. B. SsiAJLLEY, Colorado
Springs, lulu., August 19, l?'J?.
"r- F l SO'S CU R E FOR n>
? ??HIHI IIISHlllilllH ? 1
Tbori^nrnmr.iny, warren, Pa,
j?J Best Conich Syrup. Tiwtes Good. U<0 gf
Cjj In time. Suld by druggists. ?*f
iHiY GOODS.
saac bi
v U UUII.
0THEEWI5E
PI SH, HUSTLE&CO.
The first choice; is now of?
fered you in our new stock of
tall and winter selections ofj
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, j
Dress Goods. Fancy Goods,
Notions, etc. We will quote
a few ot our many bargains. 1
Coat and Cape Department.
Msgnifieont tt?or msde '"oats, silk and
satin lined, in black hi. t colors, at $12 50,
810, 99, $7.SO, 85 and $3.49
Another line, leg lar price at 89 "i", vours
at 88.
Regular ("mis at $3.49.
50 Capes at $3 49
$3 50 Cspes at SI
A magnificent Broad Cloth Ca^e. hand?
somely braided. /? neora tii minings. Regular
nricc $6. Now $3.49.
A complete iino of Child-en'.-, Coats at
$2,49, $3 1!>. ?4.98 and $G 98.
Wrappers.
Wrapp- rs, ca'ico, at 39c 79c, 89c and 98c
Wrappers, Henrietta, *t 98c and $1.39.
Waists.
Waists in cashmere, silk and satin, cord d
and tocked fronts latosi styles, at 81. U,
8.. I!'. $?'> 49, 83.98 and $4.98.
Blankets and Comiorts.
Blanket-, wh to at I.V. 75c, $1.25. $1.75,
$-J '2',. ;*?_> 50, 83, 83 40, $4 and *12
("o'oro1 BUnko's ?t 45c, 75c, !"'c, $1.
81 -jr., s?i so. 8 .75 ami 82.
C mfo.ts at 50c, 75c,81,$1.25and $1.50.
Lose no time in coming to
the great bargain show. Every
feature ol the entertainment is
replete with style, high quality
and small price. Every act is
filled with honesty, fair deal?
ing and truthful representa?
tion.
AUUIVL/R
D
COR. KING AND ROYAL STS.
PI TIN IT I UK.
FOUND
AT THE
Furniture House
601 King street,
A beautiful 'ine of COUCHES for chamber
and dir.irp room. A handsome Cotirh, oak
frame, c voted with rordoroy and tufted, for
$7.50. Tbi? is <im> of th<; ma^y bargains in
our line.
MORRIS ('IIA IB for $3.25
PrCT??E FRAMED made t.. ord?r.
M. RUBEN & SONS,
601 KIN') STBEET
YOU NEED THIS.
A salt shaker that does not pxk
that will work every time. The
'\ I.BEN" is its name und the cost
Is 10-each it-3 for 25c. Try it
<r.d vou will not nse any other.
We ?No have a new EOO' BS AT?
EB for 15c Something entirely
new. and tbit will !>eat ckri quick*
cr and with less !ab<'r than any
beater on the market.
E J. MILL EG &. CO.,
317 E'i.e street.
ALABOE stock of carefully selected Teas
.or sale low by
J. C MLLBUBM
DRY GOODS.
SPECIAL SALE
OF
50 Ladios' Black Cloth Tapes, trimmed with
three rows of black braid, worth $1.50, at
98c.
50 Ladies' heavy Black Beaver Cloth
rouble Capes, trimmed with fur, worth $2.
at $ I..'59.
?20 Black Astrakhan Cloth Capes, heavily
lined, angora fur trimmed, wurth $3, at
$1 08.
1 "> Fine Silk Plush Capo*, very wide sweep,
plaited b.ck. worth $12, at $8.98.
Fine Black Kmsoy Cloth Capes at ?"2,41<,
$3.98 and $5 98.
Ladies' Jackets, made of all wool heavy
cov< rt cloth lined throughout with heavy
i(Utlity satin, in blacks, tans and modes, at
$8 Jacket for $5 98.
25 Ladies' Heavy Rlack Beaver Cloth
Jackets $5 value, at $3 98
Ladies'Fine Black Kersey Cloth Jackets,
satin lined, worth $1 '. at $8.98.
Ladies'A-t akan Cloth Jackets at $3 98.
MifSes' and ( hiblrun's Coals at $2 98,
$15.98 arid A 1.98
Ladie?' Brocade Silk Skirts at $3 98
' adieV figured B'.ick Skirts at 98c, $1 49
an I $2 19.
Silks and Dress Goods.
25 now Silk Waist Patterns, Mime black
ground, colored tlguies, woith $l,at 09c a
yard.
Heavy quality Black Satin, 24 inches wide,
worth $1, at 69c a yard.
Changeable Tiitl'ot* Silks, tiftoon ditloront
shidos at 75 a yard.
Black Brocaded Satins, worth 75c, at' ~c a
yard.
All wool J)icw Serges, blacks and colors,
25c n yard.
All wool Covert Cloths, 36 inches wide, at
29c a jard
Venetian Suitings, in all tho shades, at 50c.
U.'a-ik Figured Mohairs, doublo width 19c
Ml Wool Fancy Black Jacquards at 29c.
54-inch All Wool I adios' Cloths at 39c.
Portiers, Lace Curtains.
Chonil'o Portieis, dado top and bottom.
Worth $3.50. At $2.98.
'"homllo and Tap-htry Portiers at $3.98,
$ I 98 and $5.98.
Nottingham l.ace Curtains at 39c per pair.
str..ng values in Lace Curtainsat$l,$l 49
and $1 98 per |iair.
75 pieces of Sample Carpets, 1 '.j "ard
lengths 49c and 59c for a length.
Heavy 12-4 White Fleecy Blankeis $1.39
per pair.
White Wool Blanken. 11-1 at $2.98 [ or
pair.
Underwear. Hosiery.
Ladies' Onion Suits at 49c,
Lades' Fleece Lined Bibbed Vests at lie,
21c, 25e, 50c, 75c and $1.
Children's Underwear. For Shirts 12-jfeC
Size 20. Bise 2-fcc a rise.
Boys' Full So?m!eas Heavy Bicycle Hose,
fast black, 12'yc.
Boy? Extra Honvy Bicycle Ho.'c, Derby
Bibbed. Worth 25c. At 15c per pair.
New lino Ladies' Fancy Hose at 121%Jc,
25c and 50c.
Children's Full Seamless Black Hnsn at 10c.
316 KINfi STREET.
F
FOR SALE OK RENT.
OB BENT.
Tho THREE-STOBV BBICK HOUSE, No.
013 Princo street. Neceisary rcpaiis will bo
made for a good tenant. Apply to
J. CLINTON BMOOT.
oct22 tf with C C. ^mnoi & Sons Co.
FOE BENT.?EIGHT BOOM DWELL?
ING. No. GOO Princess street. Bath,
gas and all modern improvements. Inquire
on tho promises. o .tlSlw
F
OU BENT.
SIX ACRES OF LAND at Lochaber, just
north of tho city limits. Good place fora
profitable market garden. Apply at this
office doc23 tf
SOLAR
ACETELYN
BICYCLE LAMP
REDUCED TO
$2.75
AT
HENRY W.WILDT'S
300 N Roval street_
HE AT S
Our fall lioe of hats is now complete
All of the LATEST DESIGNS. The cele
bract Y )UMAN AND .STETSON HATrf
and the I) UN LAP shape. Also tho BEST
DOLLAR HAT in the market.
HO WELL'S, 412 King street.
aapgO 2m_
I-jILK MILLER'S IN8ECT 10WDER?
Just received a fresh supply of POI.K
MLLLEB'8 ITALIAN INSEor POWDEB at
WARFI?LD <fe HALL'S.