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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-24
Ginfmbr TITO 2ltsfu1r+

gta9 Dem 1oeben er16ienenen dmtIi9en
8erichte iiber uniere @infubr uu6 Ausfubr
inn eriten 6albiabre 1893 un6 int &ebz
~nun9stabre 1928 fteaen it4 Sic !3ifferlt
inn 8ergIet6e sit benen bes 8orta6reS pie
folgt: 6 / n II ; t pom 1. Sanuar bis 30.
Stunt 1898: 1896, sos, 7O1; Do. 1892
$431, 1877 ,541. @infubr bonn L. Suli 1892
bis 30. Stunt 1898: $941, 076, 1913; DO.
1891-92: 1927 ,402, 1862. Musfu b t
bonn /. Sanuar bis 30. Stunt 1893 :
1888, 155, $40; DO. 1892: $479, 152, 953.
Ausfu6r pom l. Sult 1892 bis 30. Stunt
1898: $847, 423, 147; DO. 1912:
s. 1000, 288, 148.
g8Gbrenb mir alio int &e6nun9stabre
1892 fit $202, 1885, 686 m B t aus
fibrten ais einfibrten, boben tptr in
BEN lebtOerfoiienen 3mOlf Wonaten fir
1913, 652, 981 N n g auSgeftbrt, dls
etngefIbrt, ober anberS gerecbnet, pGbrenb
ltb I'M berflolienen Sabre uniere QuSfubr
UNI 1882, 565, 001 gegen baS 8orjabr Der>
minberte, erb0bte it6 uniere @tnfu6r nm
$113,6 73, 666. 9as Sactt lit 1T betben bas>
ielbe, cine 8erl9Iebterung u~nlerer 8tlona
ge9en baS Nuslano I'm $296,531, 667 Dber
run6 b%reibunoert WtQionen.
8%ernutblidb per6en mir au9 teBt pte6er
in republitanticben Bartet3ettungen 81
lelen befommen, oaB Bic grOBe 9(usfubr BON
1892 ben bur6 sic Mtc&inlep@8ta
berbeigefa6rten 9uten !3eiten un0 tire
groBe Qbnabme int berHolfenen Sabre Der
Qn9it pOr elmer Q(enOerung berielben 5uauz
i9reiben fei, tpGbreno bo4 Die Q6nabme
Iebt9Lt9 auf &e9nung Der Sbatia4e
tomntt, baB tptr iieb3i9 Wtaionen 8uibel
8ei3en ibrtg bebaIten baben, melbe bas
Muslanb ntbt bebarf unb baB bic Bretie
fir ale uniere Rrobucte iebr DteL niebri9er
tparen.
Ob bic 9arteitIepper AUDI bsriuben
tper6en, 6te bertnebrte @tnfubr al8 cine Der
Segnunsen Der Mc&tnleD : Sin bin3uz
iteaen? @enn nibt, 70 perben ite btelelbe
~iebenfalls aLs argument benuBen, 6aB Sic
Mc&inIepz8tn 6em internattonalen QluS>
taui6e burcbauS ntcbt 10 9tnberli6 geipelen,
ais ibr Dorgetporfen murbe. Qtber mte fe
baS nit Dem aus9eipro9enen 3pede berz
lelben, bic @tnfu6r 6urcb 9ebun9 Der inz
Ldnbif9en Snbuitrte gu p~ermtnbern, retmen
tper6en, ftnb mir neu9tert9 au erfabren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-24

no bic 8lGtter ni3t bon einem ober mebs
reren Gelbitmorben 6eri9ten. Mtt alien
Wtttsln, 6urb HeOolber unb @tft, bur9
GrtrGnfen un6 Grbdnsen, in alien Offers
tGaiien un6 in alien @eieufdaftStreiien
iu9t man ii9 6es 9aieinS 3u entIebisen.
Die Gpi6emie bat iib jebt AUDI 3a ben
proOinsen ausgebreitet. Sn @rbus (Sits
lamb bat iib Elm friiberer @ensbarm fir3s
li9 0na9 beriibmten Muitern" 6es 9ebens
6eraubt. Gr bate Dor GINGER !3eit elm
Bib, pelc6eS 8oulan9er's SeIbftmorb OOr=
iteate, geie6en unb duBerte, er fOnne nur
tpiini9en, in berielben @etie su iterben.
Sin paar Sage ipdter be9a6 er it3 mad
benz @rabe ieiner Srau, unb bier tObtete er
fib nit etnem GebOloer, Der nod 5 Sbifie
entbielt. st mar nut 81 Sabre alt. gtabz
run9siorgen in 8~erbin6ung nit benz
S6mer3e, ben er iiber ben Sob elmer 9o9z
ter fii9Ite, i9einen i'm gum SelbitmOrO
9efi6rt 3u ba6en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-24

purbe in BET 8erion 6orftmann's Elm
Deutldsamerttdnti6er Na6folger gegeben.
Nub bet 8iI9ofSiib su Sort @abne in
Snbtana, ber fir3lic9 6urcb 6en Sob bes
beuti9Sameritanii6en 8ii3Ofs 9pcnger
erleoigt puroe, lit 10 eben Dte6er nit
etnem 9eutf4s9(merifaner 6efebt tpor6en,
unb atDar NIT etnem Manne, ber beretts
felt sebn Sabren bic biih0flicbe @ir6e
trdgt, ndmltcb Soiep6 &a6emo6er.
SIM 9e3ember 1910 in elmer beutiden
SomiLte in Micbi9an geboren, erbielt &aDe7
macber ieinc Nus6tlbung in ben Ser.
Staaten un6 orauBen. 9ta9 leiner i'm
Sabre 1863 erfoIgten 8rieitertpetbe betleiz
bette CT beri1iebcne Bfarreien in Sn6tana,
8uerit in Nttica, oann in Dem ebenfaQS I'M
6ooiier Staate gelegencn Columbian Gttp,
barouf in 2afabette unb in Sort @abne,
mo ct balb alcb &an3ler beS 8tstbumS
uurbe. 8or 3ebn Sabren aber tpar6 ct
8tlbof 81 Naibptue in Senneliee. @roBen
@ifer enttptdeLte ct ~belon6erS aucb in Ser
@rrtd6tung BON Scbule1 unb b61eren 2ebrz
anitaIten, lOpte NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
(8telen 9eutl3en In Gbtca9o tpur6e CT
peri0nLi4 betannt burb ote Jeoe, tpelcbe CT
BET Ser @inpetbun9 6eS @Ltiabetbboipttals
btelt,) Sn Sem 8tstbum Sort @aDue tit
er bon ieinem frii6eren 8irfen in Sn6iana
ber, auBerorbentlib beIiebt. 0arum err
re9t bort feline 0iiftebr ais 8ii9of bic lebz
bafteite Sreube, tnSbeionbere BET BEN 0eut>
iben obne 1lnteri6ieb Set Gonfeliion, ba
ct i6neu ais fernbeuti9er Mann 70 ua6e
ftebt.
6offentIt9 ptrb aber arb BET Der gteuz
beiebuas an6erergii9ofstible 6as9euti9z
tbum fette GirbuBe erIeiben!
8tl6of Gaocrnacber pertpetlt eegenz
pdrtig bier in Chicago ais Gbetlnebmer
an Der Contention 6es @GciLten58eretns
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-24
TITO bod tuieSer ein Setttidet
QSiSG1nf.

@esen peri6ieoene gdnsItb mateloie
beutl4samertfanii6e fat1oIiibe Sti90fe,
ebenio gegen mebrere nt5toeuti9e, aber
ge9eu beiti6e &atboliten itets serecbt pers
fabrenbe 8iia0fe in bieiem 2anOe ptrb
i6on ieit eintger 3eit, nomentlib bon
Seiten ein3elner irilber 8riefter, pieoer
abibeuli9 9ebebt. Sin 9auptsped Dieier
ultb dbnlicber 6ebereien, mel6e ielbit bon
Der porii6ti9cn fatboLti6en u2tmerifa" ais
vtpilteS Grei6en fat6oliieber Brteiter unb
S9riftiteuer 9egen ibre 8ii9Ofe" be5et9z
net perben, beitanb unb beitebt natitrLi9
bartn, bic 3abl beuti9er unO Oeuti6ens
freunOli6er 8ii@Ofe mO9Ii6lt gu be-
i6ranten.
8iS iebt 1T aber bteIer 8med in feiner
Weile erreibt tDorben. so itn6 ia 3. 9.
Die 8ii9OfSiibe, tpeIbe fiir3Ii9 in MiScons
i'm leer murben, ipieOer NIT Oeuti6en be-
lebt; unb iogar einem srimmen 0euti6enz
batter, benz 8ii9of @ilmour in @leOelanO,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-24
aoad1entltd1e autaots ataats 8ett,ene, astpestae, "a. anlt 1898.

baB tire @abldifisteit un6 8a9baliisteit
ni6t nur fit 4nOere, ionoern fir iie ieLbit
einen iiblen 8erlauf ne6men f0nne, bann
erit tptr6 man anfansen, ~penige1 fa9rIdiii9
unb mag6alitg 3u iein.
Die Sabrlaiiigfeit, neI3e bas 2eben
@nOerer beOrobt, muB gefd6rIib gema4t
tper0en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-24

9te SeGbftmorO Gpibemie, Bic in
&openbagen ge6erricbt bat, bat IN Der IeB7
TEN :3ett in eri6redenOer 8etle 5ngenom7
men. @s ber9s9t fGit fein ein5i8er Gag,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-24
MMfaebutI

Ser ant II Dtars 1850 III @troliuan sebOrsns 9enru4
2nbmig GgDn Marto d r. W}edeln, 6Dbn bes
9lrates Or. Sob. 8ifer=MeGeln unb beTen G6efran
2oltie Soiepbine seb. W}eind, pelder i'm Qnfan9 Der 7Oer
Sabre 6ieies Sabrbnnberts oDn YreeIen auf &i9en, Wo
er as @Olontdr in etsllnn9 NOR; nod Gmsrtfa ausse'
manbert lit unb aus Santa &tta, Staat Stem WeTtco,
am 5. Wtar5 1882 Die Ieste 9ta6ribt bIerber bat ~gefargen
lofje1, mir6 auT gntrag ieluer 9ertuarbten, Der Grau
WtlbeImtne uterbarbt 9e6. Meiud, in straliln6 unb
Der TroI %9foIalte BON Rarluotpsf0, 9eb. Meind, in SDts,
lplpte Observation-Disclosures 81. 9erttann 8enfe
in Stettin hermit auf9eforbert ipGteitens in benz otI
ben 5. Mtoi 1894, 9Drmttta9s II ubr, ppr benz untersei6'
neten @eri1te on6eraumten MISUNDERSTANDING f6 au
Meloen, tpiort9enfauS er fir tDot erfldrt nnb ietu Yers
m6ge1 ben nd6ften grben itberlpieien tperben ptro.
9lle periDnen, ipelfe u6er bas 60rtle6en bes 0ers
I9oGeneu ~9usfunft ge6en fDnuen, tuerben ouf9eforbert
benz unter3eifneten @ert1te Wtittbeilun9 81 MAIDEN.
8ergen ouf gtit9en, ben 25. Ntara 1898. &bui9lu9es
Amts9erh9t, Mbtbeilung 4.
17iI3pD 9nnfer, Gmtsribter.
Mefu9t mirb pe9en Grbreenliruna WubDIpb
" d M. 9eboren in 2rebltu, IN 8ontmeru.
@brefitre &lbert Sdramn, gtortb SreebOul. 6aut
GountD, @ise. 24il4tnD.
On perfaufen: SauS uub &ot. gut 9ele9eu, fopie
- Sbmiebe. unb @o9en=9bop nit gutter &anbI9aft
lpe9en Notwithstanding preismertb st ~oerfaufen-
gto65ufro9et bel 6. 8. 9inriGs, 9ictpne. 2inl4t9D1t
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-24


Oben ftanb Sanion unb lteB fleiBt9
bas Sell faQen. v8um!" t0nte etn
BUMPER SbGa9 Inn BEN anOern, tpdbreno
unten bic Seelen 3meier e6Len Srauen sum
erlten un6 lebten Male in bieiem 9eben
leIta in eiuan6er floBen. @ltiabetb bate
man bis gum S9luiie auf8eipart; ctn
groBer 6aufen 2etben unb Elm t%letnerer
aus &0pfen lag auf Der bonn Bltte
i6lapfrigen 8lattform, ais ibr SUB 0tes
lel6e betrat. limb fe itarb pie cine trtlcbe
8Gume u11ter ser Genie. 8te ptete 3ou>
len6e, ia Wtiaionen tuertbloier, citler, itnn1
Iicber @eibsbiIber tn PartS u1ID ellen
an6ern groBen rGulturmittelpnntten"
geben auf Oielen einen, nnl6dbbare1l
@6el1tein bon reiner Sran?
Oortd.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-24
Qn5ei9en.

9te WilGwtrtbi0aft
unb bic gereituns Der porSi9li9ftsn Molfsrsiprobutte
II. T. 10. Bon .. @uit. @reis p~Ortofret $I.35.
Keeling g. KIappenbach,
9eutT9e bodybuilding, 48 9eorbprn Ctr, gbico0o.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-24

Gs tpar Elm ib0ner SribItngs morget,
ais @ltiabetb nit "a anbern Opfern,
M6nnern unb Sraren Der beten Samtlien
TrantreibS, ibre lebte Tabrt antrat. Sic
mat Ser 8erf6m0runs angetlagt poroen,
un6 bas NIT &e9t; Fat es bod ntbts
1teberrafbenbes, tpenn bas 2amm Sen
Stger, Sic Tarbe ben MbLer frtBt. vSie
ge60rte", 10 ia9t ieLbft Der tpenig seIante
grtmmi8e @arIDIe, v3u ben gattgiten,
gu BEN uni6uIbi9iten aler Srauen."
Gltiabetb MAI bas 2t6t, an tpel9em bic
"a Meitber6ammten tire erloi6enen
Mutbfer3Hen pteber ansiitbeten. Wtt
t6r faB auf 6emieIben S6inberfarren
eine BON 6auie aus fur6tiame W%arqutie
BON @ruiiot. Die faBte neuen Wntb
BET Dem 9[nblide 6es iieg6aften 2ddbelns
Ser f0nigli6en Wtdrtprerin. SEPT ttanb
man am 6uBe 6es rotben @eipeniteS unb
Gliiabet6 6anfte ser Marquiie nit SDrdnen
in ben 9lugen fir bic 8etbeuerunsen Der
Qtebe unb 8erebruns, Die tie auf Der
6a0rt su ibr sefprOGben bate. pS9 be-
6aure es 10 iebr", iagte @ltiabetb, rbaB
iA sic fir Sbre Site nicbt belobnen
tann." vNb! MaOame!", i9lu33te Die
Marqutie, vtpiirben sic tpobl ote @naoe
baben, mild GIT tiifen? 9as tptrOe metn
@Gid pouftdnbig moben." ySsbr serne,
Mearquiie bon GruiioI", ia9te @ltlabetb,
vurb aus bolem 6er3en."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-24

6erS ur6 Ser S9pdgertn UNI. mas nod
1bltmmer mar, bte moraGti9e un6 pbDitibe
gergiftuns ibres fleinen gieffen, bcs 9aue
p6in, unb bas @n6e par, pie tmmer, Der
Sbtn6erfarren, Der bic Opfer burcb Die
8ogen 6es blut9tertgen 90be(s btnOurc5
3rm 8lutgeriiite i9leifte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-24

BeG9 Elm 9tbftanb stptiden Sem logez
nannten uperLotterten" &aiicrrei9 unb bie7
ier &epubltf! Oort ftrenge 3ud6t, 10 tpett
ie in Baris iiber6aupt burcbfu9rbar lit, bier
eine bonn pilben Si~nnentaumel berauio6te
Wtenge bon Iaulenben iun9er Qernenoer,
Die emit 2e6rer inerOen ioaen, i'm baccbiz
i6en 3uge ais @efOlge bon bier 0irnen,
beren 9anser 3auber auf Ser brutalen @ntz
biiaung rein antmaltl6er &et3e beru6t rn6
bereit, burc6 bluti9e Grottoirs unb brens
nen0e 6Guierret0en baS Nnbenten an Die
8artier Commune auf3ufrticberl, ioate man
barauf beitcben, ie BET 6ieier Dirt 3ettz
Dertreib su itOren. Sat man iibrigenS in
Barts gelebt, 10 begreift man rec6t gut, tpic
es 10 melt fommen muBte. Oils ib 2lnfangS
ber '80er Sabre auf benz 8ouleparb ipa8tcz
rem 9tng, lab ib iauftrtrte 8ldtter gum
8erfaufe auSgeboten, Die mtcb alien SGnz
ber 5tpansen, mib auf's gteue IN Der lGngt
Derlernten &unit bes @rrOt9ens gu iibcn.
&m Bureau pes u@aulois", ar einem Der
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-04-06
.I89S- Spring 1898

The season is now upon us and We were
never better prepared to serve you with the
latest and choicest goods in our lines. We
have just opened DRESS GOODS in the new
effects and shadiHgs from the lowest price to
the best grades.
SILKS and TRIMMINGS in gr.at variety
to match Dress Goods.
SPRING WRAPS and BLAZER SUITS.
We have gone into this line more extensively
than ever before ard are showing the largest
and most varied assortment in the city at cor
rect prices. Note the following specials:
All-wool Navy Blazer Suits from So up.
All-wool Capes in Black, Navy. Tan and
Gray from 50 up.
All-wool Capes. Extra Value at So.
This is the season for rcnovating, and if
you arc looking arousd for Il CHOICE MAT
TING to replace the warm carpet come in
and sec us we will show you 100 Rolls of
new fresh goods. These are all jointlcss and
We offer them at 15c per yard up. our 20
aud 25C qualities cannot be beat
We are showing new goods in all our vari-
Gus departments Space will not permit fur
ther detail.
call and inSuCctiOn is solicited
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-04-06

APRIL WEATuEE.-Prof Hicks, the
weather man, announces the following
for April About ID, expect sudden
change to very warm, with electrical
storms from that date to 5th. Sleet
with some snow, may result to the
north. A sharp cold wave will follow
giving way to warmer, stormcr weather
about 9th and 10th. From the l4th tc
17th expect q series of violent distur
Dances. Many causes will conspirc tc
bring dangerous results at this period
Frost and freezing northwa:d, will re
suit about 10th to 18th. Watch anC
sec. Very warm, with lightning, rail-
and hail on and about DIST and 22d
From 25th to 2Sth, look for much TIT
same results as during the last two per
iods. Venus equinox on the 18th vii
effect storms and temperatures al tht
mouth
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-04-06
Gircr un by the Sea.

4 Galveston spccial says; Tho Nor
wegian bark Elsa Anderson came into
port few days ago with a strange-look-
mo vessel in tow. This was a small
brig of English build, dismasted and in
need of repairs, which had been sunk
more than 30 years ago, Judging from
its aucient appearance and awkward
rigging, 50 sailors vino lave looked at
j. say.
ON the afternoon OF the 18th Of Feb
rua!v of the coast of Farce Islands,
where the Elsa Anderson had been
blown by arcccnt gale, there was q vlo-
lent uphcaval of the sea about two miles
distant from the spot where she was
riding. that sent several waves sweep
ing over her which did much damage
and threatened 10 submcrgc her entire
Is. When the alarm caused by this
sudden sea bad subsidized there was
seen about a mile OF! wreck which
had not been there before the uphearal
Of the bottom Of the sea, 4 phenome-
non corresponding to an earthquake on
and
Tic wreck excited much interest
rmoug the officers and passengers of
the Norwegian vessel, and al order
Sas issued to approach the strange
craft. when ii was seen that the re-
mains Of her rigging, stumps of masts
and the hull itself were covered by
thousands Of sea shells, causing the
wreck to present the appearance OF the
miniature ships Of shellwork to be pur-
chased ut any seaside town. The leaks
which had sunk the vessel were now
stopped by an accumulation of barna-
clcs, ard the derelict rode the waves
like duck
\ bca. load Of sailors were dispatch
cd to board the wreck and they found
the hold aud the under decks water
tight. save for q few feet of water,
which covering the cargo, had sunk
her. Bat this cargo and the other CON
tents Of the ship were entirely destroy
ed, most OF the former having been de-
vourcd by the dcnizcns Of the deep. In
what had evidently been the captain s
berth were iouad several iron-bound
chests, which had resisted, to some ex-
tent, the ravagcs of time and the sea,
but, on being opened, the contents were
found to he reduced to sort of pulp,
with the exception of Il leather bag.
This had become hardened until it was
necessary to break it open with an axe,
when from it poured q quantity Of
rusty disks, which, being cleaned,
proved 20 he golden guineas of the year
1909, and amounting to the sum of el,-
COS. There were also several watches
of gold ana s.omacher of pearls
these, however, are valucless, having
been bIackcucd by the action of the
water.
This wreck was attached to tho Elsa
Anderson by cable and towed to this
port. where it is attracting crowds of
visitors. On the fourth day after its
detachment from the bottom of the sea
by the quake, the water was all pump
ed out Of the derclict, when it was
found to contain three skeletons, two
of them of men and the other
woman's, this last being ola person of
gigantic build, and in life Of nearly
seven feet in height. About the neck
of one Of the male skeletons was chain
of gold, to which was attached q silver
cruciix and eyidcntlya rosary.-PMi-
adelpbio Times
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-04-06
Twenty-Five cents per bottle.

! CoLp Of unusual severity developed Into
4 difficulty decidedly catarrhal in all It's char
actcristics, threatening return of my old
chronic maady, catarrh. One bottle of Ely
Cream Balm completely cradicated every
symptom of that painful and prevailing Gis-
Ordcr.-E. W. Warner. Rochester, y. Y.
WHEN l began using Ely's Cream Balm my
catarrh was SO bad had headache the whole
time and discharged large amount Of filthy
matter. That has almost entirely disappeared
and have not had headache since.-J. II.
SommerS, Stephney, Conn. mhf
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-04-06
Y7oALL WHOM IT MAY c NCEEN:

A general meeting of the WASHINGTON
RICiNATE FIRE -PROOFING COMPANY
will be held in Alexandria city, Va, at the
principal Office of said company ut No 12S
south Fairfax street at 80 q. NJ, THURS
DAY. April 9th, 1898. Business to be at
tended to- Election Of officers and business of
u general character, as the interests or the
good of the COMPANY may require. BY order
uc the Board of Directors.
H. STANDIFORD, Secretary.
n. B.-Stockholders will please be present
or send proxies to ]. d. Hooc or William
Maysc, 12S south Fairfax street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-04-06
For Over Fifty Iears.

~ OLD AND WELL-TRIED REMEDY.-Iils
Wias!ows Soothing Syrup has been used fcT
over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS OF MOTHERS
for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING, with
PERFECT SUCCESS. IT SooTnEs the CIlILD
SoFrENs THE GUM, ALLAYs all PAIN; CURES
WIND CoLIC and is the best remedy for DI.
AEEHEA. Sold by Druggists in every part Of
the world Its value is incalculabie. Ba surc
anl ask for NIRs. WINsLow's SOOTHING SY'
RIP, and take no other.
Twenty-Five cents per bottle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-04-06
Ono NNoy 10 he EIanny

Is at all times 10 attend to the comforts OF
your family. Should any one of them catch
slight cold or Cough, prepare yourself and
call At once on E. s. Leadbeator & Sons, sole
agents aud get trial bottle of Otto's Cllrc,
the great German Remedy, free. We give it
away TO prove that we have Il sure cure for
Coughs, Colds, Asthma. Consumption, and all
diseases Of the Threat and Lungs. Large
-.
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MEETINGS.

%vOTICE.-The regular annual meeting Cf
N the SECURITY INVESTMENT COM
PANY. 4 corporation duly incorporated un-
der the laws Of the State of Virginia, will be
held at No. 1O2 soutn Fairfax street, in the
city of Alexandria, on TUESDAY, April
11th. 1898, at II o'clock 4. III.
G. II. DANA, President.
J. F. BATCHELDER, Secretary.
n.,l1 DaIyth
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A FARM FOR SALE TO SETTLE AN

a FARM FOR SALE TO SETTLE AN
IA ESTATE.
THIS FARM situated on the Telegraph
Road one and a-half miles southwest of
Alexandria Va. and belonging TO the estate
Of the late David a. Windsor is now offered
for sale. sixty acres with dwelling and all
outbuldinss. There is Il peach orchard of
three hundred trees, two years old in full
bearing, grapery and other fruits. There are
six acres of woodland.
The whole tract contains one hundred acres,
the remaining forty acres more or less, sub.
ject to the option of the purchaser. 1t is
well fenced and all buildings are in good
repair.
Land rery fertile Parties desiring to pur-
chase will do well 10 inspect the premises rs
no fancy prices will he asked, the sarge being
sold TO settle IN estate
Terms easy
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use Of The " TrcsCT!pt!OI. 1ll 1I..iIu=
enhood, womanhood, and motherhood, its
supporting tonic that's peculiarly adapted to
her needs, regulating, strengthening, and
curing, the arrangements of the sex.
If there be headache, pain i'll the back,
bearing-dow1r sensations, or general debility,
or if there lie nervous disturbances, nervous
prostration, and sleeplessness, the Prescrip,,
tion" reaches the origin of the trouble and
corrccts it, II dispcls aches and pains, cor
reefs displacements and cures catarrhal in
fammation OF the lining membranes. It's
guaranteed to benefit or euro, CT the money
paid for il is refunded.
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r I. KNOX,
mh2O dG:tWts Alexandria, Va.
nALL AND OFFICE ACCOMMODA-
IL TIONS.

HALL AND OFFICE ACCOAIMODA-
IL TI0NS.
1t is proposed TO convert part of the Prince
street wing Of the POTOMAC SHOE COM
PANf'S building mot necessary for, and re-
moved from the manufacturing dcpar;mcnts)
into OFFICES, which will he STEAM IIEAT-
ED, and provided with ALL MODERN CON
NEN!ENCES, and with light STEAM row.
Err, itrcquirCd. Pending unnecessary aitcra-
tons, applications for special space or arrange
mcnts are invited. One of the upper stories
23X60 feet, clear Of partitions, pillars or OBJ
structions, will be rcated as u HALL This
property, centrally located, yet removed from
street sustle, offers special advantages ior the
purposes indicated, Address
POTOMAC SHOE COMPANY.
feb22 Prince and Fairfax streets.
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DENTISTRY.
4O1 9TH ST. Il. W, cor. D.
WASHINGTON. D. c.

WASHINGTON. d. C.
The Association System has two
great advantages
Firs:---Thcrc is Il diflcrcn, operator
for each particular line OF work.
such 4 specialist being, of course.
more skiltul than the man who at
tcmpts "this. that and the other"
Sccond---Thc expenses OF several den
fists are reduced to those of one.
allowing Il scale Of prices mach
lower Than others cau afford fo.
the same Superior service.
There are other advantages which we shall
take pleasure in explaining 10 you personally
Extracting, 25c With gus or zono, 5Cc
Cleaning, 15c
Silver Filings, 75c riatina Fillirss, S100
Gold Filling in proportion. Gold Crown, $50
VERY BEST TEETH. $500.
Baltimore officcS-No. n. Charles, corner
Baltimore street.
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MEDICINAL.

rs i SEtL!EI--
that ran! wo;cen
csc tiiga' is-...sy
10 ". ! n.~cc la
viz, :a.z"! "!P,!un.
- -: ~; . III
ty OF :..f,. al
faca, AS "eii :
grace, l'&ii4.. sfolll
the colnGon centcr
health. Tie best
! bodily condition rc-
suits from good
food, fresh air, and
exercise, coupled
with the judicious
-
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

ENoR RENT-REsIDENCE 40 Prince St
d Bay window, modern improvement, ii
rooms Possession May 1st Apply at 22O
south Royal St mi oo:,ta
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JAMES E. CLEMENTS,
c. L. NICOL,
Special Commissioners.

I. IT, II. Young, Clerk of the Circuit Court
of Alexandria county. Va. 90 certify that
james L. Clements and c. L. Nicol, commits
sioncrs, have executed bond in the penalty of
ten thousand dollars, conditioned for the
faithful performance OF their duties as com.
missioners in said cause and in accordance
with decree therein
Given under my hand on this 25th day of
February, 1898.
feb25 IS II. II. YOUNG, Clerk.