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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1892-08-05
KIEEORs.

August md, 1892.
Politics are getting warm in this Vi.
lcinity.
| Percy Poor Of Marvin, was down this
way last Sunday
Fred Cross went to the Summit last
Sunday.
John Brooks and Charles Sarff went to
South Shore last Sunday.
ii. W. Cross sold his buggy last week
G. O. Porter has purchased new
Plano mower. c. Sample has also in
vested in new Champion.
Walter Barnes lost two year old
Hamil:onian colt last Tuesday valued at
$4,000.
George White lately purchased new
Osborne binder ard mower from Camp
& Roberts OF Twin Brooks.
There will be a meeting held by the
lauleS III hllDoTl LOT LHe purpose OF
!organlzing ladies aid society Thursday
at 2 p. m.
A. A. Story and 2. D. Scott spoke in
the town hall last Friday night to quite
a large audience and formed an inde-
pendent club at this place. The follow
ing officers we're elected: President.
Rev. Scott; secretary, James McCrea.
The supper which was given by the
Z. B. church at the residence OF Rev.
Scott last Thursday evening was very
fine affair and was largely attended.
The church realized s18 out OF their
supper.
So Singer thinks Denis had his mind
too much on his buggy while playing
ball at Wilmot Wonder if he was
thinking about his buggy as much as
Mr.. Singer was the day he drove his
roam charger, better known as Bone yard
Bell, and that sparkling carriage to wit
ness the game between Wilmot and Wau-
bay.
Denis DELANEY.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1892-08-05
Railroad Excursions.

each day during the first week In
August, the Chicago, Milwaukee q St
Paul Railway Agents at ST. Paul, Min
neapolis, Winona and La Crosse. will sell
continuous passage one-way tickets t.
parties OF five (5) or more persons travel
ing together at five dollars each to any
point in South and North Dakota. on
and north Of its Iowa Il Dakota
Division"
Yours truly,
GEO. Il. HEAFToRD.
Gen. Pass and Ticket Agt
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1892-08-05
Cut the " ceds.

Summit Signal:-Any one who thinks
trees cannot be successfully raised in
this state should take trip to Milbank
and see the beautiful groves that dot the
fats and the splendid trees in Milbank.
They encircle nearly every block in tie
CITY. II the citizens would only take
more pride in them and keep them PROD
arly trimmed and their yards cleared Of
the unsiRhtly weeds, strangers would
have 4 better opinion Of their town
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1892-08-05
CORONA,

August 3rd, 1892.
August Luebke- and Charles Preston
are-rival blacksmiths in the village and
are both doing lucrative business.
Melvin Cook stopped of between trains
Thursday morning and visited with his.
parents.
Miss HELEN Byllesby spent weeks
vacation in the village visiting the Misses !
Smiths.
There will be another dance in the
Corona Hall Friday evening" Aug 1atA..
Good music
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1892-08-05

Fer the national encampment g. a. r.
one fare tor round trip to Chicago with
$1,000 added for transportation from
Chicago to Washington and return over
any of the following lines:
b. & O.. MoNoN.
BIG Four. NICKEL PLATE.
PENNA. LINES. WABASH.
L. S. d Nj. S.
Tickets sold from Sept. 18th to goth,
return coupons good to Oct. 10th.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1892-08-05
KNIGHTS OF PYTuIAS
institution Of n Lodge of this So.
ctcty in Miibank

Mllbank is pretty we'll represented iu
the matter OF frateraal societies, the
latest addition to those already establish
eel being that of the Knights OF Pythias.
The institution took place Wednesday
evening and was conducted by number
OF Knights from Watertown, who organ
lzeo Grand Lodge of Emergency for
the purpose Of instituting the Milbank
lodge, and with the following officers:
Grand Past Chancellor-H X. Wood.
Grand Chancellor u. s. G.. Cherry.
Vice 8 John Driscoll
Prelate-E L. Stoyer.
4. F. q S.-N. E. Whiting.
nj. at Al. E. Platt.
|. CT. r. Slawson.
O. &C. Buckholz.
The new lodge starts off with good
membership, the following joining as
charter members: Ed. Mccarthy, VIM.
Curtin, Alex Melchoir, NJ. Donar, Wm.
Hughes, x. Nelson, e. NJ. Phelan, P.
Grady, VIM. Rogers, J. L. Lockhart, T.
D. Deering, Chas. +. Hillicker, Thos. L.
Bouck, E. ?. Dore, n. j. Bleser, L. II.
Benedict, F. " a. Poppe, Eugene Nc
Carthy, c. j. smedley, Aug. Borgerson,
Fred Mcmillan, John A. Williams, w.
w. Peterson, o. w. Antelman.
The following officers were elected and
installed in their stations for the first
term Of the lodge:
Chancellor Com.--J. L. Lockhart.
Vice g %. ". Antelman.
Prelate-F. W A. Poppe.
Master Exchequer-Fred Mcmillan.
Master Finance-E. II. Benedict.
Keeper Of Rec. and Seal--Ed. S. Healy.
Master at Arms-Ed. P. Dore.
Inner Guard-Frank D. Deering,
Outer Guard-Knute Olson.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1892-08-05
Big stone FIGURING mill for Sale.

The Big Stone City Roller Flourin.
Mill, with all the modern improvements,
capacity from s. to 100 barrels daily.
both steam and water power, 80 acres Of
land, for Gale, or will sell without the
land. For particulars inquire of
THos. L. BoUcK,
Milbank, S. .
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1892-08-05
Pictures for the people.

The people are the best critics as to
good work in pictures it is to the people
that Brown always caters. So tar he has
had wonderful success with his s. 00
cabinets. There is no photographer
that can equal them and the people know
it.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1892-08-05
Republican Call.

The republicans Of the city Of Mil.
bank are earnestly requested TO meet at
the court house next Monday evening,
August oth, for the purpose Of organiz-
Ing city republican club. Let every
republican be on hand.
p. W. DIGGs, Pres. Co. Rep. Club
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Excursion Rates.

Excursion tickets to Kansas City.
where the Supreme Lodge of Knights Of
Pythias meet, will be sold at one fare 70.
round trip over the e. NJ. & ST. p. Ry.,
August Goth to 23rd inclusive, good for
return to September 10Th.
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Money TO Loan On Farms.

The Bank OF Milbank has money to
loan on farm securities at reasonable
rates, and without delay for approval
Money will be paid on completion o. the
papers. SARGENT & DIGGs.
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bME HAPPENINGS.


/ Northern 65c.
ofthe barley fields in the county
ls harvested this week.
Bargain Store viii sell thei sum.
ds at cost.
omstad returned from a trip tc
S Monday evening.
Sargent, who had beon looking
b interests ia this vicinity dur.
week, returned to Minneapolis
y.
ID of 80 head Of Oregon and
ton Iorses are being offered for
Baxter Il Lock wood. The horses
bstare near town.
Maud Rust and Miss Amanda
K returned Monday from d
sit 10 Miss Josephine Armstrong
Ither's farm.
burkhardt with his house NOV
aratus, last Wednesday moved
Of Mrs. NJ. a. Thomas from its
bcation on Fourth street To a lot
bst side Of the street adjoining
NJ. Thomas on the north.
N ". Kalble ot Sioux Falls,
FredericAson Of this city, Ad-
have been holding a series of
9 meetings this week in the
north Of the library building on
FEET. Nine members were ad-
the society by immersion at
ast Saturday.
lnher OF new binders and loads
that have been going ou, of
week or so past points to the
here will be something going
country before long. If the
COW promises is successfully
6rant county will be justified
ils voice in a haIlclu.iah Of
beaiiicent God.
palh Dakota and particularly
Pnty is capable Of raising fine
idenced by the fine specimens
upon the trees in Mr.. Diets
lae late wind ratified some Of
% the ground but there is
81 on the trees to indicate
lng ability. In small fruit the
pushes in Henry Schafar's
an Illustration Of what can
|lsled IN this line, the bushes
magnificent crop OF this deli
Onlc Building association at a
y week perfected and adopted
lOr their new building, the
iOr which has already been
Inc erection OF the building
0nething like $4,000 more
o'lglnally intended and the
nave made an additional is.
] mat amount, a large part
\ already been taken. AZ a
! week the contract for the
we building was awarded 10
sud' and work will commence
4''eflal can be secured, and
pushed to completion.
AID family arrived home
y after . four weeks visit
- 10 Michigan, where they
. Dylng areunion with mother,
y 0'ler relatives, after an alb
y eleven years. That this
y ~ Irlenos and old scenes
" enjoyed will pass with
- y the luxurious life to
a'e oeen subjected for the
= nas not entirely enervat-
a's % long before we are
q s'tend to duty as OF old.
= - - 10 the farming COM
.'c1'gan during our trip
s.'snsive, but such as they
\ .ss''s1ibly led US to the con-
= y Wolverine farmer is not
= .oorer in South Dakota,
y years crop. but A to
~ ,.'atagaes and possibilities
'''''''' ''''''''
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Democratic Mass County Conven.
ton.
Notice is hereby given that county
Democratic mass convention will be
held at the court house ia the city Of
Milbank. on Saturday, August 9th, at
2 p. ~, for the purpose Of electing three
delegates 70 attend the state convention
to be held Of Chamberlain Sept. ist, 1892,
for the purpore OF nominating state OIL
cars.
BY osder Dem. Go. Com,
f. F. GIBsoN, Chm.
n. P. MARTENS, SEQ.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1892-08-05
Big stone Lake Excursion Tickets

BIR Sy0nt LIKE F.XCWFS1OM Tickets
The G. NJ. & ST. P. railway will sell
excursion tickets to Big Stone City and
Ortonville, one fare for the round trip, as
follows, commencing May 21st, and con
tinuing until Oct. 10Th: On Friday, Sat
urday and Sunday trains. Good to re-
turn until and including Tuesday fol
lowing date OF sale.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1892-08-05

No. / Northern 65c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-30
Appr0rimdte Quantities.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received st the
y Office of the Washiogton, Alexandria and
Mount Vernon Electric 2aiwsy Company, st AL.
exardria. Virginia, until - O'CLOCK noon, APRIL
22ud 1892, for the CONSTRUCTION AND
EQUIPMENT OF AN ELECTRIC RAILROAD
from Alexandria to Mt. Vernon and Branches,
comprising about 10 miles OF Inc.
Bids will bs received for tho construction snd
equipment OF said roai complete ready for op.
Grafton or for the grading. masonry, Irsstling.
trsck-lsying motora, and electrical equipments
etc ETC., separately.
Maps profles, aud apecifca ions may bo ser at
the ofice Of the company, where full information
may be obtained.
I he right to reject any or a bids s hereby re-
served. [sp12 tdl L. W. SPEAR, Sec.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-30

a WHALE.CALMBD SEA-A terrific storm,
driving before 1t huge sea like tidal
wave, struck the British steamship Dsws-
land on March 10 In latitude Al Is. longi.
tude 27 20, while bound from Bilbao TO Phil
adelphia, deep laden with Spsnlsh iron ore.
The wind blew with great fury from the
northwest, and heavy cross sea soon
sprung up and broke over the vessel
from all points OF the compass. An effort
was made to run the vessel before the wind,
but without SUCCESS. She would not pay OF,
owing to the heavy wind and SEA. and lnll
in the storm made 1t possible to put the
veseel'e head sgaiu to tue sea. Sill she
lsbored heavily. But suddenly the waters
aubsided almost as quick as they had risen,
when what appeared to bs black rock was
seen some d,staDoe swsy. As the vessel ap-
preached rloser 1t proved to be dead whale
OF immense sz'. The osrcss was at leatt
.six feet sbovs the surface OF the water and
covered WITH countless birds Of all sizes and
descriptions. A stream Of sperm oil was
oczlug out upon the sea In ell dlreetloDs
from the fatty dereliot, which all hands be-
lieye had the effscs OF q1elliag the heavy
Sea. The efficacy o! oil WAS first discover
ed by whalers watching the effect upon the
sea near dead whales.
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q Masonic Incident,

About ,h5 year 1740, q French mariner,
who was Masoo, having accumulated some
money In hiB numerous voyages, resolved to
try his iortue at priyat sering, and accord
icgly fitted out fue vessel for that purpose,
we'll armed aud manned. Havlrg made seV.
ersl oruises uitl various success. he was st
length go unfortunate as to bs shipwrecked
off the coast OF an island belonging to q hos
tie power. Although, By swimming, he
managed to save Ills lie, the whole OF his
crew appear t, have hsen drowned, aud bic
ship, With sll be had il the world, was to.
tally lost. Naked and des;itDt,, the uufor-
tnnate eailor had to appear and give an &C.
count Of bimselfto the governor Of the Island
which had afforded him such ques;i enable
refuge; hi, ma i1n!ity could net be concealed,
and he had little meroS to expect; be was
confused, terrified. snd unable TO speak. The
governor however was man OF truly benev.
olent fcelinge; psrlelvipg the heeitt ton OF
the prisoner, and doab.le suEmlsipg Its
csuse, he, TO the Ffenohmen's great aston.
iebmeus. made him ign. I: may be easily
Imagined with what Joy this was responded
to and the mariner found that he had In.
The governor, sensibly touched with the
Frenchmsn's mls!ortunea, treated him with
itaternsl kindness and With the utmost hos
pitaisy. Though compelled to detaln him
nominal prisoner on the island until peace
should RELEASE him, the governor considered
thas the lots Of his ship and fortune was suf-
ficiently hesvy without further aggraVaton.
During the period of his sojourn on the island
he received from bis benefsctor every assist
snce that could conduce to bis comfort, and
sveD pleasure; ard on the happy day q
length arriving whsn cessation OF hostili-
ties enabled hi0 70 return to hs rative land.
the governor logded him wi h presents and
furnished bEa with money and necessalies
for his vcyage. The F. eOobmsp, penetrated
with gratitude for the generosity shown hm
by this eeuuine Mason, did not, neyerthe.
leso, neglect the 6,st opportunity Of return.
Ing 10 Freucs. Tbs author adds thst 1t was
from ,te psivstesrsmsn'S own lips that he
derived his lhformstion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-30

How 10 HEAR Theodore Parker. speak
Ing OF his early childhood. relates the follow
ing: "When was listie bay In my fourth
year, one fne day In sptiag my father led
me by The hand t, a distant part Of the farm /.
bat soon sent me home alone. On my way
I had to pass little pond, then spreading
its ws!ers vide. q rhodore In full bloom, O
rare g over which grew only In shat locality,
attracted my attention and drew me to the
spot. I eeW litsls tortoise summing himself
In the shallow wst,rs at the root, of the
flaming shrub. lifted the stick I had In
NY hand to strike tina hatm ess reptile; for
though had never killed any creature, yet
I had seen other boys do 30 aud felt 8
disposition to follow their example. But all
at once something checked my little arm,
and 3 voice within me said clear and loud,
"Is ia wropel' held my upiif,ed ttlok In
wonder at the new emotion, the conscious
ness OF an iDvoluE,a butinward c1eck upon
my actions, till the tortoise and the rhodora
both vanished from my sight. l hastsned
home and told the tale to my mother, and
ssksd what 1t was that told me IL was
wrong. She wiped teer from her eye, and
taking ms In her srms said: Some men call
It copecience, bat prefer TO call 1t the voice
OF Gcd n the soul OF man. II you listen to
aud obey 1t, then it will speak clearer and
clearer, and always guide you right, but II
you turn deaf ear or disobey, then 1t will
fade out little by little, and leave you In
the dark and without guide. Your life
Gepends on needing that little voice.
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DY REASON OF UNAVOIDABLE delays in
ID preparing complete SPECIFICATIONS AND
PLANS, the time for tho acceptance of bids on
tho above proposals. is hereby extended until -
o'clock on SATURDAY, April 80, 1892 ap21 i'd.
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@ CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at tha
~ Auditors flee, Alexandria, Va, until 10
O'Clock noon on tho 7th dsy of NAV, 1892, ard
opensd d INN ediatelS thereafter for ali the ABOR
and MATERIALr rtqartd to CUB and GUTTER
PAVE the sidewalks and put Jwn street crossings
on Alfred street from the south lire of Duke to
tha north limo NJ pFi1k.s etraata
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KoR oHER FIRTK PEARS.

Az OLD AHD WML.TRIED REMEDY.-Mrs
Winsiow's Soothing Syrup has been used for over
Fifty Years by EiNisN Of Mothers for their CR;l-
dren Wk;lo TeeAias, with Perfect Success Hsoothes
the Caila, Seftsus tho Gun, Alays all Pais; Cures
Wiad Calie and is tho best rene@y FOR Diarrhca.
Sold by Druggists in every part of Tie world. 1t
value Is incalculAble. Be sure and ask for Mrs
W;nslo.1s Soo.hsas ssgesp, and take no other kind.
Twenty-Five cents bottle.
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BUCKLEN,S ARNICA sALVE.
THE BEST sALyE in the world for Cuts, Bruises,
Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, letter,
Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns and all Skin
Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay
required 1t is guaranteed to give perfect satis-
faction. or money refunded. Prics 25 cents per
box. For sale by G. g. Lennon, 500 Ring st.
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PROPOSALS

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at tha
- Auditors flee, Alexandria, Va, until 70
o'clock noon on the 7th dsy of MAY, 1892, ard
open' INN ediatels thereafter. for ali the ABOR
and MATERIAL 1irtd to CURB and GUTTER
PAVE the sidewalks and put down street crossings
on Alfred street from the south liEe of Duke to
the north line Of Wilkes streets.
approximate Quantities.
Earth excavation, APO cubic yards; furbing,
1547 linesl feet; sidewalk pavement g. wide,
99l square yards; cutters. A wide, 1852 square
yards; fagging for CROSSINGS, 312 linesl feet !;
cobble stones for cross ngs, 16tqGare yards.
Also to PAVE, GUTTER and CURB LEE
STREET, from tho south line of Queen to iho
north lac of Princets street.
approximate Quantities.
Earth excavation, 80 cubic yards; curbing,
1877 lineel feet; cutters 4 wide, 424 square
yards; tagging tor crossings. 436 lineal feet ;
cobble stone pavir 1E7 square yards.
Also to PAVE The SIDEWALKS, PUT DOWN
STREET CROSSINGS and reset the curb on
Columbus street, from Princess to Wyths streets
inclusive.
Approximate Qmanti ies.
Eerth excavation, SO cubic yards; curb reset
500 linesl feet sidewalk pavements s. aide, $50
square yards; tagging for crossings $40 ireal
feet edible stone crossing, % square yards.
Also to PAVE THE sIDEWA LKs and CURB
end GUTTER where necs s,sry, st. Asaph street
from Orono;o to PeDdleton street.
dppIOIlHlutc QudntllieS.
Earth excavation, 200 cubic yards; hsgging
for crossings 469 lineal feet; cobbe stones for
crossings, "a square yards curb. 402 linsal feet
gutter wide, PIG square yards; pavement g.
wide, 495 square yards
Also to PAVE THE SIDEWALKS, and CURB
and GUTTER where necessary, On Washington
street, from Oronoco to Pendleton street.
approximate Quantili,S.
Earth EXCAVATION, 4s0 cubic ards; curbing.
80 lipesl feet; brick pavement g. wide $40
equsra yards; gutter A wide, 382 square yards;
4ggiig for crossings 3S4 inea feet cobble stones
for crossinge, 90 square yards.
Also for PUTTING d JWN TWO CEO3SING3,
those running north and south, % in all, on
Wilkes and Gibbon streets where ssid streets In
tersect with Pitt St. Assph, Warrington, Column
us, al red and Horny streets.
Approximate Qadntiti s.
1872 feet Of stone tagging; SO equsre yards Of
cobble stone paving.
a certified check for $1oo must accompany
each lid otherwise 1t will not be considered.
Immediately after the award OF the contract.
checks will be promptly returned to unsuccessful
bidders, snd to the successful bidder, after giving
the necessary bond 80 required for the propsr full
fllment of his ,ntract The right to reject any
or all bids is reserved.
Specifications for the different classes Of work,
under one cover, can be seen ct the Auditors
Office.
Mr.. II. G. Graves, City Engineer, Is charged
with th . supervision and direction of this work,
ard will be ass sted by the su 1erintendent Of
Police in all mat eIs pertaining to his depart
ment.
By order Of the Committee on Streets.
HERBERT BRYANT,
ap27 I'd Chairman.
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{KJOOD AND COAL YARD
w AND FINE DWELLING
TOD

MOOD AND COAL YARD
w AND FINE DWELLING
FOR SALE.
offer at private sale the Wood and Coal Yard
and Outfit Of tho firm of Geo. 8. smith & aon, on
Fairfax street. between Queen and Princess
streets, Alexandria, Va. The outfit consists OF
one sbute wagon, two sbute carts, two wood carts,
Eve horses, engine and boiler one woodcutter,
ono set OF Fsirbsnks' sea 'es and all other neces-
sary appliances.
The yard is doing good business, and this is q
first class opportunity for person to engage in 8
profitable enterprise.
Also the residence, 800 north ST. Asaph street
The house and side lot has a frontage on st. Assph
street. Of fifty feet nino inches, and has double
parlor, dining room, kitchen, five bed rooms and
conservatory, water gas and latrobe stoves, and s
in first. class condition.
nov27 tt VIM. H. SMITH. City so,gt.
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DENTISTRY.
COR. 7TH AND D sTs. N. W.

Washington, D. c.,
SCIENTIFIC DENTIsTY AT MOrE ATE
PRICES.
The following letter from well.known officisl
of the Pension of.ce spesks for itself:
WASHINGTON, April 9, 1892.
U s. Dental Association, City:
Gentlemen-Please accept my thinks for tho
handtome and perfect piece of work you have
done for me. Without depreciatng thu skill and
workmanship of other gentlemen who have treat
ed me, must say that have not before been 60
we'll sau fl d. Very respectfully.
W. &. DULIN, 71S 4th st. n w.
Call and get en- estimate il you need ANY
THING in the line CT Modern Dentistry, 1t will
cost nothing and may save you much. You will
find US AHEAD OF the times always.
Extracting O.2o
with Gas or ZoBine.."............. so
Cleaning OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. TO
Filling with Silver. 10
Platina........... .,,..,.,........... OO
Gold. according to eIze
VERY BEST TEETH, (ful set. ......,...."... S 90
Crowns, Bridges. Gold Plates al all other work
at correst oudirg prices. apps
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JUsr REUEIYED full stock OF New Tooth
81 Brushes, among them the
CELEBRATED "RoB ROY" BRAND.
mario At ]. D. q. LUk.T.
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Contract advertisers will not be allowed exceed their
space unless the Is paid for transient rates.
and under circumstances will they be allowed to
advertise other than their legitimate business in the
space contracted for.
All transient advertisements must ba paid FOR In ad
Marriage and death notices must be paid for In ad-
Resolutions Ia nn OF thanks tributes OF respect
resolutions adopted by societies pereons unless OF
public concern, wiil only DO printed In this paper a.
advertisements.
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Exchange. Advertisements, orders for the paper,
news, any iuforastion or business can be sent by
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DIVIDENDS.

TITO THE DEPosITOES OF THE FARMERS
Il AND MECHANICS SAVINGS BANK OF
ALEXANDRIA, va.
A inal DIvID END OF SIXTEEN PEE CENT.
has been declared and will be psyable on and at
ter MONDAY, April 25sh, 1902, at the Office Of
the undersigned, No. 2l2 King street, Alexandria
Va. Dividends will only bs paid upon the pre-.
ssntstion of deposit books.