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.UC-'lVI
--NO. 210.
ALEXANDRIA,~VA., MOXI) AY_EVENJ.NO, SKI'Ti: JIBER 12. 1904
PRIOE 2 OENTS.
VOLUAIE CV.
MEDICINAL.
Often leada to po*.
arty. No real
woman ever aold
her heart for the
luxnrlea of Hfe.
But rnanv a woman who has gladly faced
poverty for the man she loven, may well
doubt her wisdom when pain becotnet
the mate of poverty. If she were rich,
ahe thinks, she could find a way of cure.
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Preacription il
within the reach of every one. It Hftf
the burden of pain which weigha down
those who suffer from womanly diseaaea.
It eatahlishea vegularlty, dries weaken
ing drains, hcala inflammation and al
ceration and cures female weakne88.
- You have my heartfelt thanka for yoer klnd
advice to me," writea Mr. Geo. Fletcher, of ie_
Victorln Aveniic, Oalt, Ontarlo. "Waa troubled
with cntnrrh of utcrus for over a ytar. Th?
doctora aaid I would have to jjothrough an op
eration but 1 cominenced to u?e Dr. Pierce l
Favorite Preacription and 'Gotdea Mcdical Duv
covery ' also !iis I.otion Tabieta' and Antlaeptk
and McaliuK Suppoaitorles.' Now I am cojav
?lrtelv cured, after using ?lx bottlea of Dr.
ierce'a medichttS, 1 am glad to say hl? medi
ciue has made me a new woman."
Weak and sick wonien, especially thoat
Bufferin^ from diaeaaea of long atandlng,
are invited to consult Dr. Pierce by let
ter, free. All correspondence ia held
aa strictly private and sacredly confi
dential. Addresa Dr. R. V. Pierce,
Buffaio, N. Y.
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are eaay
and pleasant to take. A uiost effectivt
laxative._
8CH00LS AND OOLLEGES.
Wm IBTITOTI,
A BCHOOL FOH (IIKLS.
B18 Nortb Waahlnarto* street,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
TheSMh year opena Beptoaber 23, 1804.
irefbl teaching In all departmeata. A
irding pupils receirea.
Calalogues at Lcabeaters drugstore, and
?,? utat residenee.
A. M. CIIANDLEE, Priaelpal.
tnglfl :' -I
SCHOOLFORGIRLS.
, \ irginis
on opeoi Monday, September
I
ind oollege preparatory i.raea.
. inatroction in primary department.
Mnsie, elocutloo and languagee.
For catatogue addreaa ,.,..,..,.
Mrs. FRANCES B. I-W INO,
?,,..?? Prlnclpal.
St. Mary's Academy, Alexandria.Va
ngand Day Beliool for Glrla.
Xi,,,, in Eiiglish. Vocal aad
jortri ? taughl by effi -i nl Iu
I vj.. writin ? Kraphj
after ihe mwt approved mcthods. Pli
culturea *pecial feature ol tbe scbool. I?e
partmenl for boy? under twclve j ar. ol age
pupils. Veryyoungchildrcn .
Terma moderate. Adraatagea
iiiinv 1 or eatalogne addresa
? 8ISTERSOFTUE IIOLY CROSS.
IPISCOPAl HKill SCHIHIL,
POB I'.ovs,
Near Alrxniulria, Va.
r M. BLACKFORD, II. A, LL. D.,
I'rineipiil.
The ie tb >' ir opens S*?ptemher 28, 1904.
Cetalogaa senl on appUcatioa,
Je27dSaa twSaa
POTOMAC" ACAilMY
Ne-SttNerta Waahington street,
ALLXANMKIA, VA.
A full olarrlrr1 and mathemarteal eearaa
klao Prench, <?? rmaa. Bpaniaa,
Bookteeping aad Typewritlng. Paplla have
made exoel'ent record at the Oalvi i
Virginia, Waa" Poinl aad United StateeNaTeJ
Acaderar. A tew boardera takea. The 36th
ae^sion rjegloaSepte-aber II, 1904. For cat
aloarne amng ful! partieulara, addreaa
"' ~ K jollN s. BLACKBURN,
au.1 eot?epll_PrJpeipal.
...,.. iOiph-Iviacoii College
NiEN. Athland. Virginia.
; eaareai lradiwr lo divse* A. n. and
V M. |i,!,^lilfe! and lieilCiful lixaticn,
tiiueauiileanarttaol RKkaaoad. lieanti
Dt couaaaDaaet
?i. fa.-uliy <>' expenenoed in
?trartor*. Moderaie ohawa.owliif toeo
Ui.arta K..r rata.lo?ue addreaa ?
\\ ,1. s>. IIUU W N. Swr?Ur? aad TrMaater.
KINDEROARTEN.
Ml?;< BLAYMAKEB will laaaaa her
Kiaderaarteaal He, 8M aoath Washington
atreel <" i"'.'1 B ?. W04.
Cirealara atetiag tenae, Ac fumished af
oa appBeat-oa. Addreaa UA aoath Pitt street.
aepl ii
i
Cill or write the ALEXANDRIA \NI>
WASHINGTON BDSINBS8 OOLLEGE,
oorsaf P1M aad Kin? str,Hts' A,'?anan?;
Virginia, for Stiehl's Thirty-third Anniial
Antue.mcen.ent and Spccial Septeml*r Ofler.
1? nrdei to adTerttee and prove that they ex
,,11 in everythiag, Mr. L. P. W. Stiehl, a>
?tetad by Mr*. Stiehl and specialists, ofler ouc
BOBth'B tui.ion. freebooks and niany other
induceraenti to iuvestigate their new college.
Call or w rite now.
SO _.
D. HARRY APP1CH,
Wholeaale and Retail
CONFECT10NER
AND FRUIT DEALER.
No. 525 King Street.
The thoicest delicacies in the line ol
Oakea, Pastry, Confections, Ac
Bpecial inducementa for the country
trade_
~UOi *"? BYEUP jnat receWed
Vjy _J. C MILBUKN.
9T, the utw ceresl food, jart-?**??*
^y ,l r. MII.BI KN_
POTOMAC FLOUR?? bartali of Po'-oruac
flour. ve.y i.?gh grade, ^"^^(^{fj^
PCBLI8HRD DAILY AND TRI-WKBXLY AT
GAZETTEBUILDINU. 310 A312 PRINCE
STRELT.
TKRM8: Daily-1 year, $5:00: 6 months
r.:50; 3 months, $1:25; 1 niontn, $0.43, 1
week, $0:10. _,_< M .v. *i a\.
Tri-weekly-1 year, $3.00 ; 6 montha, $1.50;
3 moutha, $0:75; 1 awnth, _?_ .
Cojtraet anvertisers will not be allowed toex
ceed theirapace unless theexcess is paid for
at transient ratea. -?d under no ^rcum
stancea will they be allowed to advertise
other than their legi imate businesa in the
apace con ? racted fo". .....
Reso'u-.ons in memonem. of thanka, tnbutes
of respect, resolutions adopted by societies
or persons, unless of public concern, will
only be pnnted in the paper ae adverti1*
menta.
[Entered at the PostofBce of Alexandria, Vir?
ginia, aa second-class matter.l
VIRGINIA DAY AT THE PAIR.
On Saturday next the epecial train
beariug the governor'a party, escorted
by tbe Richmond Light Infantry Bluea
and the Stonewall Band, of Staunton,
will leave Richmond forSt. Louis, where
they will be prcsent to repreaent the Old
Doni'nion on Virginia day, Septeniber
28. It hr < now been definitely decided
that Fridav, September 23, the original
day sef for* the exercises, will re the day
upon which the expo .ition will be given
over tothe Virginians. Doubt c 1 crowda
of citiaeni of the SLate will be pieient on
that day, ??? several excureionB have
been planned.
Comm'.aaiouer (i W. Koi. e', of the
Virginia exhibit, is now 'n St. Louia ar
rangina for the exercitfa ?o be held on
Virginia day and will reniain t' ere uut'l
that time.
The trein bearingtheGoverno.'s party
will consist of six Pullman ctaches, a
diniDg car and baggage coach. The firat
two l'ullinaus will contain theGovernor'a
party and staff. The other tbrti will be
oectipied by the Richmond Bluea and
Stonewall Band, each compauy having
its own individual OOMB, and still an
other coach will carry Lhe frietids of the
organizations. Thc snecial will leave
Richmond on Satuiday night following
the Chesapeake and Ohio regular train,
and is scheduled to arrive in St, Louis
in ti..ie for breakfast Mocday morning.
Col. Bartm Grundy, quarteimaster-gen
eral, is looking aftcr the transporiution
and hotel arrangemenUl'orthe Chief Er
ecutive's pariy.
The IJ'ues and the Stonewall Band
will to Into camp on their arrival at
"Model Camp." thc grounoa proTldod
by tlic ExpoaJUon for the daitlog mili
tary orgmiiziiuoiis. They will take their
maa'a at a nearby rcstaurant.
TheGoreruor'a party prope- will in
elode aboot 85 or 40, ajtoaa i I?' 't will
hc uuinbcrcd Governor aud llrt. A. J.
Ifootagoaa id tbeaUff, togethei ? :h the
wiws iit'th" -i, f'menibers and ll.e Gov
eroor'a gt
The Bluea have been making exten
s;ve preparatiooa foi the trip, and it has
been anl cipated with go ileet <>! plov
lure by thc meatbe a ol thc comtnaod.
Uis aaid that the battalion a.ll leave
Richmond with full rank0,eacb company
numbering about 50 naen. The ataffwil'
also accouipaoythebaltaUou, The baad<
some fiiil-dicss'iiniformsoftheBlueshavc
been .horoughly ovcihao'cd and ren
ov.'itcd, and when tl.c appear at tlic
World'a Fair oa Virginia luy, headed
hy the Stonewall Brigade Band, altired
in theirshowyuuiroini,nodoubt they will
make a brilfian*. showing. Tbe com
panies have been drilling hard in nrep
axattoa for the trip, aud they are now
in pritiic coudilion.
The special t.ain will return ltaving
St. Louis on Sati'rday, the 24th, a*
riving in Richmond on Monday morn?
ing.
Kc-- .in Prayer lor Victory.
The Official Messcnger of St. Pete-s
butg publishes the following reaolution,
which was adopted by the holy synod :
By v!rture of an imperial ukaseto the
effect that during the present trials of
our dear country more ardent prayers
ahould be ofiered for the vic.ory of the
Kussian troops, who are worshipers of
Christ, over a cruel enemy, full of guile,
the holy synod pronouncea the time ripe
for apecial" prayera lo be offered in all of
the cburchesaf the empire onSunda)t
and holidays after mass, beseeching that
heavenly aid should be sent to the Rus?
sian army, which is eacrificing ita'ife for
i-s fa'th, iU Emperor, and its country
for loug life for the victorious troops,
and for the repose of the souls of the
warriore who fall.
Tho following prayer has been specia1.
ly ordained :
Although unworthy, we implore Tbee
who art strong in battle, fcf aid, and
humbly beseech Thee to accept our
weaponainThy cause, to giveThyChrist
loving army victory and to peruiit it to
subdue the enemy.
Seod .'rom on high Thy hand and
touch the hearU of the enemy, ao that
they shall make supplication to Thee,
the God of peace who lovea His creat
ures.
Strengthen us with Thy might. De
'ender ol tbe orthodox faith, send Thy
arrows to corfound tbe enemy. Strike
thera as with lightning and give them
into the hands of Thy faithful troopa.
Thoa who hi.rkened, to Mo&es, bless
the Emperor's doings multiply h's glor/
and contirm hia empire. By Thy al
mighty hand prexcve his army. Send
Thy angel to lort;,y his troop9 and g ve
?hein silvation.
Send peace upou us. May Thy in
visible fiuger defend Thv servants, show
them the right path, forkive tbem their
s:ns and bestow upon them the crown
of plorv.
C.- at the Emperor peviful life and
wel-beinjr, the fulfil'ment of his desires
and a conquest of his enemies.
The prayer also appeals lo theVirgin,
and concludes by beseeching etema! rest
for the dead and for all those who have
laid dowu their live& for their faith and
their country.
\ttack on tbe Paritana.
H. H. Spayd, superiutendent of pub
lic schools, at Minersville, Pa,, has i8
sued a history of the place, in which he
attacks the presumption that "the Puri
tnns of New Englandwere pre-e.r>incnfy
the leadera, not only in instituiing cdu
catioual eetablishmenls, but sil other
good and noble thiuts."
"We forget," be aaya, "that other
people who came to other aections of this
counlry had aims just as high and |
b!y were \e-x bigoted and iesa auper>ti
tioua and far more tolerant in religion
and politica. Many wrong impressions
have taken hold ol the people tlinu-li
the fact that all the early school histories
ofthe United Statea were writtcn by
New Englanders, or by those who had
been educated in the eostern States, and
hence that section waa given uudue
prominence. No one can fail to aee
how much more paiustaking the people
of Baston are in reirard tothe Irstory and
preaervation of all'that perlains to their
ear!y educational'work than the people of
Philadelphia. Tbe early scttlere of
Peunsylvania had faith ineducation, and
to mv niinl just as aUdiaaj and, perhaps
a more philanthropie faith, if I may tre
the expreasion, than the people af New
England. In New Engiand education
was directed towarda supplyof ministers
of the floapel, hence thegrammar school
in which tbe pupils studied Latin, so
they could prepare for the university.
This was rather nar,-ow, aa these schools
were not intended for everybody. In
Pennsylvania the church and the school
fiequeutly stood side by side, but the
little red achool house was not intended
to train a few choicespirits lor the minis
try, but to give all an opporiuuity to ac
quire tbe rudiments of an education."
T?ins Welghecl I<e?a Than I l'mi RdV
BucU len's Arni'-u Balve
Hasworld-<udef.iMie rW laartreloaa
It surpasv s any ?.her sa've, lotlon, wnl.nl
orbaua fcrCnl . Coraa, Baraa, Bolls,
ivicis, Ulee.a, fattarv, Ball B *jtrai.
Sorea, Cbapped H.inds Skiu E.upuoii.; m
f?li:i.ie fo- i'llea. Cure gnar.i itced. Ouly
0a at R.B. Leadbaaiet k Bona, di a|
IJetfer Than a IMaMler.
A piece of flanncl dampened with
Chaniberlain's Pain Balm and bound on
theaffectcd parts is bettcr than a [ilaa
ter for a lame bacL and for painain he
aideorchest. Pain Balm has no su >e
rior as n liniment ior the reliefof deap
seated, muscular and rheumatic paiaa.
Pot sale by Olbaea a\ Tlaabanaan aad
\V. F. Cratghtoa A Co.
HAIR NATURALLY ABUNDANT.
Wfcen It Ia Free of Dandruff, It Growa
I.u-tirlunUj.
Kalr preparatlons and dandruff cures.
aa a rule, are stlcky or Irrltating affalrs
that do no earthly good. Halr, when not
dlseased, grows naturally, luxuriantly.
Dandruff is the cause of nlnc-tenths of
all halr trouble. and dandruff ls caused
by a germ. The only way to cure dand?
ruff la to klll tho gcrtn; and, ao far. tho
only halr preparatlon that will posltlvely
destroy the germ ia Newbro'a Herplclde?
absolutely harmless, free from grease,
sedlment, dye matter or dangerous drugs.
It allaya ltching inatantly; makea halr
glossy and soft aa sllk. "Deatroy tho
cause, you remove the effect." Sold by
leadlng drugglst.. Send 10c. In atamps for
aample to The Herplclde Co., Detrolt,
Mlch.
E. S. Lendbenter & Sons, Specia)
Afcents.
AU0T10N BALB8.
Bj Baaaael II. Laat, AaeUoaear.
amriLLBEBOLDAT PUBUC ADCTIOH
TUESDAY, BEPTEMBEB 13, 1904,
at 3:30 p. n , on thc premisea:
TWo FltAMl. COTTAGES loeated on tba
BOBta side of Alexandria Aveniic in Mibdi
vision kuown aa"Park Addition.'
TWO-STORY BRICK BUILD1NG, lo
eated between thc Alexandria and I ioorgctnu n
turnpike and Alexandria and WaafalagtOO
tunipike, on the south side of Washingtou
Avetuie.
Terms: Cash. Buildinga to be removed
from rircmises within lifte.n days from date
of sale. H. B. HABLOW.
Agent Washington-Southein Ry. Co.
8ep7ja^_
Carpets
and Rugs.
Call and inspect our
large line of WiltOD, Ax
minister, Brussels and
In^rain Carpets. Our stock
of Rngfl contains tlic lateal
styles from door niat to
rooinsize, 0x12.
M. Ruben & Sons.
601 KING STREET.
A Large Line of Linoleums
and Oilcioths.
For Saie.
Some of the finest and best lo
cated BUILDIN'ti LOTS ia the
city of Alexandria, Braddock
Htights and Del Ray. For
piicea and terms apply to . .
JOHN D. NORMOYLE
Real Estate, Loans and Insurance.
Room 4, Alex. Nat'l Bank Building,
Bt. K. Corner Kiug and Royal StreeU,
CapiUl City 'Phone 124._aprT tf_
DRKi STORE FOR SALE
IN" TIPEWATER, VA.
Place of 1,001 or 1,200 Population.
BIG BARGALV
Write or call at Gazette office.
a B e201m*_
"taKMOUTB BLOATER3, CODFISll
and SCOTCH HERRLNG for, ,*j^|UENf
ii
DRY OOODS
424=426 King Street.
^Tell telephone.
liiuny
Trrri is tho laat week you can buy
Manhattan Shirta at rednced pricea this
season. The sale will la3t another week,
after which all Manhattana go back to
their regular pricea. We have many
pretty styles to choose from, iu white
madras and neat fancy stripea.
II 50 Manhattan Ncgligee Khirts
BOW. *1.10
$2.00 Manhattan Negligee ShirU
now. H.80
Special Sale of
. - I? : l!
? mwv
98c each.
T?8offar k>r OSa woek only all Man
battaa |L60 ind $i Fancy BUff Boaoai
shiris, flritb aeparaU cnfla, at the low
prico of
98c Each.
5EAM5 /????)_ BEST
AJJjOWIDlMAODaSW FITTINO.
^?eiMOBTrJ^aaBB*a^t>BA>rrtIB.
POPULAR PHICES
Standard
Palterns Redueed
W. are gkd tO Btata tO our patroiH that
the prieeaof tbe well kaown Standard I'at
tcroa ol which we are exelaalve ageafci ia
Alexandria, have beefl rclticed in priee tO
10c and 15c Each.
Noiie bJgher. Now rea can bay 0 a*rlct*y
bigh.grade, aeam alkrwing pattern for the
s.iine priee yon wotild have to pay for the In
ferior klnda Rennaabw the prieea ia tba
fiiiure are lOo.I '?'"'? ?N'"1"' b'?her.
W'cwill giadly aaall to bbt addreaa onr
handy caUlogue, ahowing all the New Au
tumn raahionB.
Tbe Deeigner, lOi copy; BOe yeai nellvered.
FINANCIAL _____
Tiii:iiFi!ii!\i'iHH,i:i:\iivi';
BtlLDIffl ASSOCIlTIO.l
XI). 5,
Oflers the beat inducemciiti to wlmever wants
tohuildorbuy a BOBBB, pay Oi "II BMTt
gages or impmve their property. LOANS
are made pavahle in tnonthly itistaliiieiit.
Settlcment in full or it; i>art may be made at
any time. Strietly SIX Ptt CENT. is
aaarged, aud ahaa patt aflaaa is aaaaai the
monlhly INSTAXMEHTB AKK REDUCED
pro|Kirtionately. 00800013 Kingst.
ISAAC EICHBKRO, PraaMaat.
JUSTUS SCHNEIDF.R, Scc and Treaa.
E. E. DOWN'HAM, Direeter.
JOHN T. NAI.I.s,
TIIOMAS II"'',
P. F. GORMAN,
R. P. AJTCHE80N,
E. C. GRAHAM,
mv2ti I'.ni
INSURAJ^J^GEN^lJffl^^^
Alexandria Insurance Co.,
(bboas Busmmi in 18711
CAPITAL PAID II i N < ki li 57.000.
Fire, Manne Had Plate fitaaa in'orance.
J. CLINTON SMOOT (of C. C. 8moot ASons
Co.), Preaident.
LAURENCE BTABLEB, evcretary.
DIBECTOdfl: . __
Oei^e S. Freneh (Sec. Alex. Fert. A Chemi
v/o.th Hu"li?h -of J. F. Cirlin'a Sona Co.
hardirpre). . _ . . . .
J,T. BarN (of Bnr?e A Herbert, bankera).
B. Bac j '.. (Clothing Merchautj.
S. ni I. 1'. I.uiit (Real Estate).
Waa. B. fiellmuth (fltlltnuth Broa.).
^B3K)fl'ce :?Xo. U'5 south lairfax itreet
FOUNDERSAND M \< (ilMSTS.
J. & H. A1TCHES0N,
PRACTICAL MACHINISTS AND ENGI
NEERS.
_And Builders of?
MARINE AND STATIONAUY EXGINES
BlwkM-iit.iing and Steami Fitling. Eug.
net. ? and Uaebiaiata' Bappliee. and all sort
Of n.Ill woik an.l that cotmected w,th bnck
work promptly BlIBBlla Repainng prompt
lyd0ne' J.AH.AITCHFSON.
116 King Street, : Afexandna, Va.
WM. S. MOORE
MACHLMST. IRON AXD BRA8M FOUND
FR. BHIPBMITH AN'P BLACKSMLTH,
(OLD DOMINIO-I WOSBb)
qrmth Union Street : Alexandria. Va.,
U-'ill f,inii?h and repair all kinds of Ma
el, nerv I on and Braas O'tinga, Wrought
andcStlronFeucea, Mi'l Work, Ship and
? h_eks"uli hing. Bdaa Too- Mill Picka. Fac
nf Hammera. and ali k-.sof Mill Work
made and repaired at the shortest notice and
?t reasonable prices. The highest market
nrice p?id for 0'd Wronght and Caat Iron,
v _Braas and Copper_
"New No. 1 FAT MACKEREL received to?
day by J. C. MILBURN.
DRY (IO0DS.
THIS IS
NOT
An overflow "ad" Imt a
few Spccial Advertiscd
1 >ai "gains for this week.
Many others not nipn
tioned, Imt inustbe seen.
Bargain in
Hen's White
Laundered Shirts
100 Mon's White Laundered Shirts,
mostly all sizes, retailed for 75c to $1.
They at* slightly soiled. Your choice,
39c.
Bargain in
Embroideries.
MM Ptoeaaj or\"c?v Etnbrolderlea
nt Paei lfl< <' Pi i< <?*.
Ktnbroidcries that retail for 10c, l">c,
I5e aad |9e will baaold at (ic for the
I0e widJs, 8c tor the ISfl widtha, L-.c
for tbe 2.)c wtdtha, and I'.'c for the 80C
wkftba,
Bargain in
Wool Dress
Qoods Remnants.
500 yards All-wonl Cbwt-Ota, dotba,
F.iiicv DrcaaOooda, Ifobairaaod Voiles
called imt Irota the dreat goods datatrt.
ment, will he BOtd ;it luif price.
Bargain in
Apron Qinghams.
One case of 8,000 yards of Apron
(lingliams, quality almoat as good as
I_ancaster's, but with damagad -ol
racea; wortfa 7c, ai 66 jrard.
yiiiM&sis,
316 L'.n- Street
LU\i
DRY GOOD8
T
II
429 KINCt STRELT.
S llBilS.
REMAINDBR OF LAWKfl AT
AXD DHOIB COST.
whiti. <;ooi)s.
Percales, SC-tieh wide, reduoed from
IS)e to. 10c
Batea'i a t ???.
Colorad m ? ? ?' ? " 10a t"
Corored Vri t* ? ? ? ?> ?' '" <-? '". Ma
Hereerlaad llnt' as ?? ?? ? !.'<> .i l-le to ><?
Voilee rediKed . ?. I'"'
Bilk BCeca ??;??,,,i ,. 10b
tfeStriped ItadU rd.'o l to-.. locand ISm
26e Iterceilxed dnclr.t, ...!n. sl t i. 19c
SOeliarteriaedMai'r.iti. hieedto. Mc
lle ??. J*
LBe ICadraa redaeed to. . IW
tfja.
UHDEBWBAB.
Ijvli.s'Ribbed Vests at . 4c
Ladiea' EUbbed V.-ata rediiced from 25c
. I*
Ladiea1 EUbbed Veata redaead from l_.c
ta.??.10c
Men's Gauze Shirts and Prawera?
Reduotd from iioc to.ge
" :;:?? ".*5"
" 25c ". ''?"?
50e Overalls.
Bweet, Orr 4 Co. I Iver.ills at. o *
UMBKKLLAS, warranted lo tuni water
aml fa*t aotar.
Lady's size.
Gentleman's size. fi.tW
A. C. Slaymaker,
?? cnro btbuct.
DRY OOODB.
Fif FlI
,fU*t lt?'C?MVtMl.
SPEC1AL SALE IN
BLACK SATINE
SKIRTS.
C.E.TACKETT
J(l Kfaaft Street.
augll
KNTIRF. WHF.AT 1'I.Ol'R and GiUHAM
FLOURjust received byjrM>rprnN
RALSTON BREAKFAST FOOD, quaiity
guaranteed, "-**^?EkffiBUJ,Si
BEST LEE
Coal, Coke
and Wood.
J. R. Zimmerman.
OFFICE 114 SOUTH ST. ASAPH STREET.
Wharves and Yard Foot of Queen Street.
Bell 'Phone 77. Home 'Phone 18.
lilv I rf__________________.________?-??_?????????????.
2 WHOLESOME DELICIOUS. 1
KLOSTER BEER,
t
Made of Finest Hops 4
and JMalt Exclusively. 4
ON DRAUGHT ONLY AT \
f cnwaif-ia UI ?llildllll I Hir B-BTBtiMMfll 4
ft>????? &???0000000? 0000 ?oe;
^ The Chr. Heurich Brewing Co.'s
I r ahous Lager Beer
Is now on sale at all the leading
q saloons in this city.
| O'SULLIVAN & CO., Agents,
SJ aug22 Alexandria, Virginia
<bi? 00000? 8? 8? 0000 0000 000? (
I)RY GOOfJft.
1 Oth.l ItbaF&GStaN.W.
WA8HIXOTON, i>. ?.
I'ntil further notie.. the sJora eleaaa at
.'i o/clock; Saturdayi at l.
The Store
Is Interesting;
And growa n*ore ao daily. Onr foreign bay>
en have retu/ned, and the beantifdl nea
fkahioiiaand fabricafor fall and wi.iter are
j ateamer.
SowOireiiedaiMlileiiig Opened;
NY'v Dreaa Pabriea, New Lace* Kea I o*
t ibi . S* w Wrapi, New Bllke, New Velvela,
Ne? rench Corseta, New Cloihi ig for Buyi
?ndGIrb* New Uoth'ng for [nfianla, Kew
G ovi -. Nea Neckwear for Women, New
II. iery fci Women, New llais, Neekwear
and li..-;, in r Bhoea for Wom.
ea, Mi- ??'a .1 Ciiildrea. New Begs, New
I-. iol y Fabrie Ni m B.bm ood linnml
,.. D .?' eads, K n Taole ( d ToUel Lioana,
New B ' 'oiii.or.s, New Flannels,
New Cul i. a ? ,\ n l o 'ier tnterestiog novel
iii , in atiiiimii
Continaed Boptembor
Spedal S;i'c of . . .
h ttRare, Itohold
Furni Jiiii^s and
Scmties.
It :_MJadea I'u.-ri.u??<>, Tablc and Toilat
I .? ? ".,?? Slip , B'aaket ?.
., \l.-,,i. r., PorU ?'".
,* ? I', ? . . .?'?! ;. -, Chioaaan, Gleaa
? . ? a ?? l( i la IWB/e :' I .i" v.r OOi
i helpa fo< '?'? j?.i- l?>r h:il.
ii B"d dl ?. ii, and at
p.i. \>i i a.e <?...lao.-iliiia.i!y low.
September Sale
of Furniture
B6 <> ajajj ivr Oatat.
Ba'oar Actwal Value.
Wm rr'M "l jroa ? ?? " of our repteaiber
Fni.i-'iir? ? iie, ti > .iii"i' tlironjho.'t tba
inuii lt. inlli'sde? ."'.it wa are^dieplay
jjg ;l ; of f irai nte ' ><? <-v? ry
rootn in i???? hon -llbrr.rjr, partyr. bedroora,
livii ;r iiB,d'aiitroom, ? odyJuea, oihYo,
. beaa i.ul pfccea. nt eeca
mefo'aid deooia ive, In ttVdgna which we
are ijnLe tnr ? :>?? i bava ra a. ire.
They aro 2a*l?ioned of Ihe bi 11.-n< riala >< ba
had in the ' ading Bn ?????> lofoa owa eoaa.
tr/, than whieh there ara aoaabaftr.
A. t,,.,!.? I>.,. s, ra.v.y Inv >, -o-ls of-.n-h
sms-rior merit bce'i na'.ni so low. ktoen
of the at sk is i fei ?! rJ -?> u> _.;i per eaet,
. real tala..
. oftlu i t .? uve feitorei of tala
?la ia our lai t o.'lVlor aed L.?
I, . rv Xi I ?. T.i - i ?ba?.i in ataat odd
a l ar*iatic deeigni aad ii <>:ik, aaabogaay,
.1 oa_c aod o bar noods.
,th a d ;th HiHii.?- Q -'.
Beptember S*l? of
Household Linens
i, - alc Ii bkmI praa leal ' araaw Bteat
. Etery a. icla ahows ih real wortiu
lo<- goods of
li.-t- bigh eliaraelar.
inaafraatadTaaa_fa.
, Booi- Btotaata rt.
Woodward & Lothrop,
10th, 11th, F andO Sta., N. W.
WASHINGTON. D. C.
VAN CAMP'S BAKEP BKAKtj just re?
ceived by ?'? C. MILBIJRtL_
GOOD ROA8TED COFFEE, 14c; other
Ktaue. ....to^lorthelxsr^^^
LEADBEATEB'9 EMCLSION of PUBE
NORWEOIAJS COD LIVEROIL, couabined
with bypopbi ne aad aada. I'our
teen ounce bottle 50 eenta. For sale hy
E. a. LEADBEATER 4 SONS.
Fall and Winter
SKITIIGl
Our line of Tailoring
Samples for Fall and
Winter comprises all the
latest fabrics in staples
and novelties, and is
now ready for your in
speciion.
Suits and Overcoats to
order from $13.50 up,
Trousers to order from
$4 up. Fit guaranteed to
all.
II. LI FIELD,
One Priee Clothier aud
Tailor.
No. 304 King Street.
GBOCERIES.
W.A.JOTNSONAOO.
WkTOtRBAUE oro<T.its.
GENERAL (OMMI-ssmi.S HEBCHAEi'B
And r?.l??r? in
ALL KJNiAJ O"' LIQUORS.
Have on li C ? I, ? ' '., XXXA,
and " ? " T " < ': " ? : ": M."
gram '','?'??- > '?? *P "" ?
Purell/e A . >??irfvUe I .a
f ? e.
Ordera f o ( . ' .t'landiae
n,e H .' ?' ;'>.i.
^onsign ie . ? . ? i B-H Coii-i.iy
Proditce aolu . ii. e
hehigi-e . ? i'.; -t,. ?
li. E ao 'c. C i .. . .v. '
JOMAHKttNolGOH
WHOLESALE AND BfAll GROCT.PS
And Dcalen 1.1
PURE WINE8 AND L1QUOR8.
Oaaatry Produee received d.iU. Our aawk
of Plaiu and Fanoy Grocer i'> . eC.s e/ery
tliinif to be hi?'' ' ' ? 'i ''?
We hold largely : i I ? ?*??
warehouse and crry in - k va toua b.a'tda
PURE RYE N 0 II! i/l 171' KIE3
made. Have al o I . ? i. giadea of
r>..<; .i ?? r i
WfNF.S. AI.Ks Cl Ol. i baOJf, Ac.
aafSatisfai'.io,) (..: .. .> . n io I* iceaml
Qe,.r../'??X
Corner Prince an*1 ( o>awc r_ v rcew.
QIJAIarTT TKi.i.S.
J.O.MILBUCK,
113 North Boy?' Street : Alexandria, Va
Dealer in
FANCY AND STAPLE GBOCERIES.
Proprietor of the
POTOMAC BRAND FLOUR,
whieb ia unexce!.' d,
^0r*Cofleea Freahly Roaated'0kai
' i HE LION?'' METAL POLISH f
ing and poliohing Braas, Copper, Ac. I'rea
25c. For aale by .
E. 8. LEADBEATER A -
FOH HALE.-The famoua LEE COA L at
the loweat market pricea. ___* . ?^
W. A. SMOOT 4 CO.

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