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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-12-09
Smdeu ums Weibsm Der gferse.

SO tommt namentlib BET fol9ea
pferben, bel bsaen bic &einislus Der
Saut peridumt nirb, bdufig Dor, baB
ibnen bic Saut Judi unb He it9 baber
BET ieber Gelegenbeit reibea. uniers
fu@t man bic 6aut unb finbet an ben
eeriebenen 5teleu tleiue geulen unb
@ef6mdre, 10 reibt man biefelben nit
elmer Salbe elm, bic su 9leiden Sbeilen
aus S9ueinefett unb Serpentiu be-
ftebt, bic fpdter nit tparmem 5eifens
tuaKsr abgemai6sn wirb. Sinb feline
genlen ober @ei@mare borbanbeu. 10
gentgt uieberbOltes 9riinbIifes Wae
i6en nit Seifenwai1er.
Am bdufislten finoet bas Suden I'M
S9weife fatt, Del6en bas pferb bann
10 oft uab bdufis reibt unb i0euert,
baB fable Steuen entReben. Su bie.
fem Sole tbeiit mott bic @9peifbaare
auf ber bstreHenben 5telle ftri6wsiie
bon chamber unb wdI6t bic 9aut
grtabli6 nit narfem SeiFeumaher.
nobel man ftd elmer 8arlte beoieut.
9faGoem oieies gei9ehen 1T, befeu1tei
man bic Stelle tdslib eiHise Male nil
SalBwafier. GrfOrberliaeu Sails muf
bieie SebaaOluKg eini9e MaIe pieber.
bolt uerben. Gat bas SuGen bereits
ieit ldascrer 3eit ftattgefunoeu uno
will bafelbs Der Obigea 8ebaubluua
ni6t Dei6eA. 10 muB bic Saut, mad.
benz He oorber bur6 Wai9en nit Fnars
mem SeifeawaRer 9rhnbli1 gereinist
1T, tauterifrt peroen. 8aruater Der.
febt man fade @iui9niite, bic Mit bel
SpiBe zines febr iGarfen MeRers
ber S6nge oes S9weifes na@ neben
einanber In bic 9aut gemadt tperben
gs iuirb aus ben ginf1nittsu 8lu
fieBen; penn bies pOlltommen auf
bort, 10 pirb bus 8lut forefdltis ab9e
uai9ea.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-12-09
Melfem une Melfsett.

Wer ie ldnsere 3eit In elmer Wfil9.
tpirthf9aft mar, Der neiB, bab es biele
i9le@ie uao lpsnige CUTE Welfer giebt.
9or- allen 9inGan muB ber WelEer
Elm IanfteS Benebmeu an Fi9 baben,
bic Sub merit bas balb. @s Idbt Nd
ni6t ernarten, baB cine Sub In tensm
rubigen 3uiianoe ift, tuenn man Rb
ibr in rober Weiie udbert unb cine
perfOr, Dor Der He ft6 flrdtet, oil IT,.
rem Outer berumarbeiteu 81 lafen.
Sas Sbier muB 3utrauen geninnen,
iol He ibr Beiies am Wil9eimer lei.
iten. Sic muB wifieu, baB Der MeIter
ni6t elm gewaltibatiger Sieb iif, ION,
tern Der iie ODa etma8 Qdfigem i9nea
uHb freuubli9 befreien tpia. JfeinIi@s
felt III natiirIib fur Mil6 uab Butter
BON gr6Bter @i9tiglsit. g8 ntbt ole
ipdtere &eiaII9feit ni9t8, wenu glei6
anfan9s bel bem WieIfen bic Miln
bur6 i6musige8 Outer nnb Stride ber
Sub perunreinigt ipirb. Srei 6aupt.
punfte Fnb aIfo bel benz 0ieIten su be.
a9teu. Greunbli9e Sebaublung bes
3bieres, Reinli6teit uno f6neQe Ar,
belt. 8anu fommt bic Welt3eit ia 8e
ira9t. g8 ioIIte on iebem Sage sur
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-12-09
Sic arDBtem Sprtheile

bic iemals in San 9lntonio fur ben
Mnfauf zines pianos ober elmer Orgel
oiferirt purben. Wir baben bas 2oger
BON 5. s. Soues & So. su ioI@en
YreiIen gefaufi, baB es uns m6gli9
seiporbeH 1T. bic 9iauos unb OrgeIn
gum balbsn Yreiie in ben Marft au
briugeu. Sn ansereu Wortsn: MIR
uertaufeu ben sauasn Yorsaib BON
len anoerea muRtaIiiden Snitrumen.
ten S:s,n balhen Treife ihres Wertbes.
9leieniBen, weld)e fi1 Elm Piano,
cine Orgel ober irseub eiu onberes
mulitalii@es SnlirumeNt suIegen mol.
len. lollteu BON Der ft9 bier bietenbeu
8eleaenheit 8ebrau0 MAIDEN. Spre9t
seitia Dor unb SIR babt bic bette Quss
pabl. Sbcs. 0ogsan & 8rns.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-12-09
Observation-Disclosures
,,@reiFeu" BET 3ferSe

Oas Ginhaueu o0er @reifen, nobel
bic pferbe, na'neaiiib luenn iie trabeG.
nit Dem 3sbentbeil ber SiHtereiien at
bic 5toueuenben ooer an Die uutere
Jld6e Der 8prbsreiisn Dbsr on bic
8alen ber Uorberbufe anfdtagen unb
babel, obgeIebea BON 5em fhg bic Oh
ren boot ldfigeu, forttpdhrenoen Nm
f!appen, !eidt bic Ballea ber 8OrSer,
FiiBe herleben, bic 3sbeuwanbe Der
8oroerbufe teiAdbigen, ou6 Uobl bic
Glen abf6lagen unb f0gar nieberilir:
sen f6nnen. bat ieinen @ruub entweber
In einem feblerbaften gau oes Sbieres
ober uur In feblerbaftem Bei6lagen.
Sm erfen Sale lit gegep ben Sebler
wenig aus3uri@teu. WfaH tann bod
fens bas uuansenebme 8erduf6 in
Me8tal bringen unb bic Berlebuugen
Der 8auen In etuas minoern, inbem
man bic 6taters unb 8orberbufe nit
ben iogeaannten @reifeiien beE9ldst.
Das 9iHtergreifeifen bat fiatt bss Qufz
3u9ss CT Der 3ebe 3tpei Seitenauf3lse
uub einen abeelfumpTten 3ebentbeil,
iabem man Die unbebedte 0uf3ebe liber
ben leblsreu iiberItebeu idbt. tplrb Der
borbare 3ou uab Gerlebungeu per.
bhtet. DaS 80rDergreifeiieu nit f@rdg
ua9 born geri9teteH Stolen perbin;
bert BET ieiner airse, oaB bic 3ebe
beg 9intsrbufes f6 baraR oer!eBeu
faun.
lRebr fana man a6er sur 8eieitis
eung tbun, tpenu f9Ie6tes 8el6laaen
hur1 ben Sufl6mieb Iebieli9 bic Ser.
anlaiiung gum @inbauen gie5t. gu:
tueilen liegt es bann baran. baB on ben
8orberbufen bic @iIen unb on BEN
Siaterbufen bic 3ebeu su lang finb.
Sem ldBt fi6 nit 2eidtiqteit abbel.
fen. @eit bdufi9er aber tragsn 81
lange 3eben unb gu niebriee Sra6ten
on ben 8orberbufsn bic S9uIb, inbenl
lie bic 8etpeguEg btr 8orberfdeufel ers
f9tperen unb perlangfameH. pferbe
nit iol9en 1orberhufep ireten gu fart
bur9, unb bic lange 3sbe bemmt bas
lei9te Jprtbemegeu Der @liebmaBen.
Su Golse teKen bleiben bic Sufe Idn;
ger unter benz pferbe anrad aIs er,
toiini6t unb merben bon ben 9inter.
bufen eingebpIt unb bef6dbi9t. 2isst
Der Jau Dor, mas eiue genaue 8eii9iis
gung alsbalb ergeben wirb, 10 Dirb
bur6 ftdrferes gerfiirseu Der 3ebe unb
bur@ 8erbiiten su ftarfen NieDeri9nei'
beas ber Sraften IeiGt Nbbiilfe se.
i@affen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-12-09
I'm ben umsug III DerbinoerH.

I'm bic lleberbringung Der pianOs
&C. Don S. 5. Spne8 & So. nada unie,
rem Store 3u Oerbinberu. berfaufen
Dlr bas gan3e 2agsy 5u G6Ieuberpreis
fen. 8ieienigsn, bic R6 Elm piauo
cher cine Orgel anjui9affen uunIdeH,
iolIten seitig boripreden unb ben qebo.
tenen gortbeil nabrnebmen. Wir oc.
cepttren irgenb cine raiTonable Oferte
fir elm 9iano, cine Orgel ober fonIi
Elm mnffaIii6es Saftrumeut i'm 2ager.
SbUs. @ossan 4 8rps.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-12-09
(fSortiebu,la foIgt.)
Cages Wenisfeitea.

= Sie erfe ber i'm 0auis eiage.
bra6teu 8ewilli9ungs Bills mar bic
bonn &sprdientanten StDne bon penn.
fplbanien, benz 8Orfbenben bes gen.
ionss sNusfbui1es, benz 9aufe borge.
legte penfions.3ia.
= Damit bic Mablanfe6tuagsfdGe
m6slidR i9nea erlebist tuerben unb
bamit aud bic 8Drlage sur Gefcrm
bes GOurantwefens mbgIi6it f9neu err
lebigt tperben fann, ertbeiIt. bas 6aus
ben betreHeubeu Iusf6iiien Die &c.
nebE:isuns. ibre Sibungen aud ndb.
reub Der plenarfbunsen bes Reprdien.
tantenbauies abbaIten su bhrfen.
= Die @egner beg @iDilbienf. Sp.
fiems I'm Geprdientantenba bereiten
eiuen ernfen NnIfurm gegen baHelbe
Dor. Nnbdnger allerparieien betbeiIieen
H9 barau. giue' i6tspolitil9e gons
ferena" foa absebalten perben, um bic
tn angriff gu nebmenben Wabreseln
au beratben.
= auf bet Sniel @apusa unweit
Der Magara Gdle fol i'm CONNER
1898 eine npan NmeritaniF9e Wuss
ftelung" abgebalten merben. Wlr.
Carl @lD lit ber 9ireftor biaiss unter,
nebmenS, an benz fd mabti6einlld
bic idmmtli@en 2epabliten Qmeritas
betbeiligen merben.
Sn Saa &iper, MofI., brobt utt.
ter ben Nrbeitsru in ben Spinnereieu
Elm GROCER Streit ans5ubre6ea, ba biz
Jabrifantsa bic abfdt baben, cine
Sobn.H Hebutlion bon 10 procent ein.
treten su Iafen.
Sn Der umsegenb bon aHprDils,
Seunefee, murbe Elm Wann, luel1ei
ben omin6fen Wamen 2pn@ fii5rt, bas
Opfer zines 2Dnd, ,@eri9tes.
! - Die Weibna1tss unb Neuiabrs
Weriasuug tss gonsreHes wifo fG
mabrf9einlib bonn Samfag, ben l8
December bis gum Sienliag, Den 3
Sanuar erifreden. GuBer ben getuil
Iisuuss Bills perben oor Der 0erta
gung feline tui9tigersn Sei9dfte suI
Isgeratbung gelangen.
slanb.
- Der aaifer Gran3 Soiepb Dol
Oeferrei9 bat Elm Sscret sur 8erI6nge
rung bes Qusglei9es 3nii9en Defer
reid unb nnsarn fur ben 3eiiraum Ell
nes SabreS erIafen. Sn3wii6en mer
b'n 9erbanblungen sur 26iung be-
Spra6eus gerorbnung sepfogen.
- Die Mabriber preiie 6ubert lid
nit srOBer Befriebiaung ii5er bic 3on
art aus, uel6e prdfbeut MeainIp /,
feiner gOtidaftin Besug auf BITE cuba
Grage angei9lagea bat. Qu9 be-
premierminiifer Sagaifa bat f9 it
bieiem Sinne ausgefpro9en unb e
meint, baB bic lei1ten Drobungen
pel6e bieielben entbalten, alS cine un
Dermeibli9e @OncsiRoH bes prdRben
ten an bic sSingos" auf3ufafen lei
- Wan i@reibt aus gras: 8,
man 8eiorsntfe In Yesug auf bic 81
derbeit ber beutf6en Mitelieber be-
bbbmii6en 2anbtases bests, If bi
gtuberufung befelbeH borldufis Der
fdpben tporben,
- gBie aug poris beri1tst Dirb
baben bier fran36iif6e ariessffiffe bel
Uefebl erbalten, fi@ sur balbigeH gb
fabri nod ben 6iHeFi9eu 8emdferi
J bersit sn baIten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-12-09
otto 9tsfet.

Die etn3igen cut Der 0Gbe ber 3eit fie.
bsuben Warmos' uub Grant.
Merte liz 3eras.
2iefert Grab MOnumente ueueTien
S4iIeS gu ben niebrighen preiieu. @r
bat ein groBe8 2aser feinfen rotbeu
un0 grauen @ranits. Nan tomme unb
befdiige Da8 Waterial unb mau uirb
f6 uOn Der @hte beRelben ttber3eugen,
ipwie bon Der gOrtreffidteit ber ae.
lieferten Irbeit. 8eHubteletiriIde Rraft
gum getrie6e. Wertfdtte uabe Der
pOH Office.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-12-09
: ue5er bic franabRide grpsbition

- ue5er bic fransbRi6e Expedition
gesen bas Negert6nigrei1 gorgu an
Der Ueiiafritanif6en &uite uirb aus
2asos beri9tet: s8or Ser enbghltigen
8sfiBergreifung bou Nitta. Der Saupt,
iiabt Don gOrgu. hatten bic Sransoien
ftinf @efe6te 5u beSteben. Der G6nig
1T in bic Wdloer gefohen. 5ouohl
Trantrei9 wie @aglanb bebaupten, bab
9orgu su ibrer nSatsrefenipbdre4 gsz
bore. 9luf Gruuo baitebenbsr gertrGge
babeH Die gnslduber &e@t, aber bic
Tran3ofen ber!ueifen baraub baB ie i'm
8efise bon 9abomep ieien unb besbalt
auf 8runb beS 8erliner @ertrages Elm
NnreGt auf ba8 SinterIanb bd!ten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-12-09

ieiben 9iunbe gemOlten werben. IS
1T graufam uub naGtbsiliq, tpenn mon
bic 8t4e nit gsfalIteN gu!eru, bic ib.
nen 56mer3en nad)el, eine Stnnbe
uber Die 3eit uarteu Iabt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-12-09
GroRer gtierfampf 1T 0lmebp Ga
reDp am 12. 9esember.

Sebr uiebriee Greuriionsreten bon
allen StatioWeu 6er s. & 9. g. &. g.
Spe3ialSug BON San Wntonio. 9es
iuGt San 9lntonio am g., IaBt Guer
8idet aerIdnsern uab bann reiIt gum
Stierfampf. gin3elbeiten bel ben 8i>
Get'a 'a9enteu Der s. & g. u. @. 9.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-12-09

- OperagIQFer, 8egenI9irme, Spa.
3ieriitde inoet Jbr ia i@6afer Ius:
mabl bel GriEer Bros.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-12-09
Teiertaes' Ggenritnn na9 Merifo,

am 21. unb %. DECEMBER pertauft
bic $. & q. y. &. &. pDpuldre Grcnr.
hons 8idet8 nod MerifO @itp uab
WontereD. Gia5elbeiten bel ben
agerteu.
8. 5. Price, g. g. 6 8.a.,
paleitiae, 8eras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-12-09

- Sie neueu Waaren, bic @riBer
y 8. fir bic ieBige SaiIon erDalten
baben, finb iebensuertb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-12-09
NAT SULZBACHER,
102 ShzGpmlnerceftraBe, Sau 9(utpnio

5dnbler in Weinen, 2iqu6ren unb
@igarren, Whisties, Sour mash gours
bon unb Rpes, abeinipeine, GIarets,
Gorbials aller art unb @igarren in
ollen Sprten un6 au auen prsiieu.
Spredt i'm @ei9dftsIofa! DOR o5er
f6idt Cure 2luftrdGe ein unb f6reibt
I'm Yreiie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-12-09
Ser Selep1o1t 9ienit

Gpart Gudb 3ett.
8rim8t Sud, neue 8nnbem.
Grb1lt bic alten &nnSen,
tnb belebt TIT Ma9emeinen Oen 0e=
idbdftSaam8.
lteber 5000 Selepbone in Seras.
Seniitt Die Selepbpne amf tpette
Gnfiernungem madb allen Hunften,
oie tit baS g1ftem BET SiiSfpeftliden
Eefegrapbs nnS 1elepbun=9pmpaanie
btaeimae5n8en ipprbem tub.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-12-09

aaufi Cure Weibna6ts Sc.
i9enfe bel 6 riber 8ros.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-12-09
NAT SULZBACHER.

1O2 DIT @ommerceftraBe, San GaioniO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-05-29

SUIT CoMpRoMIsED.-The suit of Mr..
Joseph Stumpf against the Southern
Railway Company for $4,000 damages
in the Law and Equity Court IN Rich
mond was compromised on Thursday
by the agreement of the W
pay $1,750. MIR. Louis .; Wenoenours
represented the plaintiff. Ihe an
grew out Of al accident to MT: otumpi
at Charlottesville on March ~ OF ias1
year. He was standing on the platform
Mt the Union Depot when a train loao
OF lumber PASSED. ln some way some
Of the lumber was thrown violently
against Mr.. Stumpf and he was perma-
nently injured. For several months ne
vas confined to his bed, and ever since
he has been a sufferer from the in]ur''S
he received.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-05-29

COMMITTED SUICIDE.-It now seems
that Mr.. Jesse Il. Sherwood, whose
death in Washington was announced
yesterday, committed suicide by swal-
lowing paris green. The deceased had
been engaged in farming operations re-
Gently, and resided on the Brentwood
road, o short distance from South
Brookland. Sherwood was subject, it
is said, to fits of depression and melan.
cholia, and when in these moods would
talk of suicide. He had threatened on
&hrec previous occasions to put an end
30 his life, but had always been talked
into q cheerful frame of mind before he
put his threats into execution. Thurs
day afternoon he went to Washington
and met a number of friends. He was
apparently very cheerful at first, but
later he became morose and complain
ed Of Ill. health. When he returned
home, about 2 o'clock, he told his wife
that he was tired of life, but she did not
pay much attention to him. About 3
O'Clock, however, he entered her room,
CARRYING a glass half filled with water
in one hand and o package of some
thing, which proved to be paris green,
in the other. II am going to put an
end to my misery" he said, as he start
ed to open the package. Mrs. Sher'
wood sprang forward and knocked the
package from his hand to the floor, but
before she could secure it he had push
ed her away and picked ups knife from
a table. Then he took up the package,
poured part of its contents into the
glass of water, and drank it. Mrs.
Sherwood screamed for assistance and
several other members of the family
ran into the room. but Mr.. Sherwood
had fallen to the floor and vas writhing
in agony. He died before a physician
could be summoned. His remains were
brought here this evening forinterment.
The funeral was attended by a delega-
lion from the Masonic lodges of this
citv.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-05-29

THE FAIRFAX ELEcTIoN.-Lee dis
trict was carried by the democrats
for every Office, except one justice Of
the peace, for which MIR. Harrison, re
publican, vas elected.
Centreville, Drsnesville and Provi-
dence districts elected ali democratic
officers. In Providence district, Will,
liams, for supervisor, received 236
majority over Sager, republicans.
Falls Church district elected Thorne,
republican, over Aud, democrat, fer
supervisor. Croker and Roberts, re-
publicans, were elected road commits
s%ioners. All the other officers are
democrats.
Mt. Vernon district elected Mr.. a.
l.. Lukens, republican, over Mr.. Il. G.
Triplett for supervisor; r. H. Shep
herd, Jos. w. Cox and John Merchant,
road commissioners; j. N. Gibbs, Kir-
by and Chapman, justices O. peace; Fair
fax, overseer of poor; Rowley, consta-
BILE.
The county voted against a conven-
ton and the democratic majorities for
supervisors foot up about 400.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-05-29
@900Ds DELIVERED IN ALEX
ANDRIA.
Woodward & Lothrop,
10th, nth & F SITS, n. W.,
WASHINGTON. D. c.
CONFEDERATE GRAVES.

10 the Editor Of the Alexandria Gazette:
Having been several years on the
committee of the local camp
G.. ", for decorating the graves
of Confederate dead in Ivy Hill ceme-
terry Oh Memorial Day, a pious Office
discharged by the ladies of my house
hold and others, I feel anxious to know
whether we have identified the last
resting place Of all those who repose
there.
With this in view I append a list Of
all who are known to US
Dennis E. Brashear, Hector caches,
DR.. Albert Fairfax, Col. David Fun
stem, Major Walter Withers Herbert,
of Alabama, Col. Llewellyn Hoxton,
Rev. VIM. H. Laird, of Maryland, Col.
Richard Bland Lee, Wellington NJ.
Lewis, George M. Patchen, w. H. H..
Smith and r. Stanton Stringfellow.
The graves of caches and Smith are
unmarked. Smiths is in a lot enclos-
ed in a cedar hedge including two small
graves besides.
This list and these facts are publish
ed in order TO elicit correction, addition
or other information in the premises.
l.. Nj. BLACKBOARD.
May 90, 1897.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-05-29
We are Adopting Heroic Means to
Force Out Goods, and Goods Have
Got to GO.-That is Positive
Absolute. -Will You be Among
the Crowds this Week?
Bargain List For This Week :

5000 Embroidered Stripe Scotch Lappctts,
also Organdies in beautiful floral designs
Positive 15c value. On sale this week al
7Ac.
% pieces Navy Blue Ground Lawns, Fine
Dimity, in beautiful colored sprays and dots
in colorings of Green. Blue, White, Hello.
trope, etc. 121bc would be a reasonable
price. Or sale this week at 7a4c.
25 dozen Ladies' Shirt Waists, detachable
collars. 49c value. At poe.
One Case good quality Bleached Cotton.
Worth Sc. At sac
Ladies' Indigo Blue Wrappers at SOC.
Forty-inch India Linens at 7Ac
Yard-wide White Cambria at 7Ac.
Silk TafTeta and Moiro Ribbons, A inches
wide, at 16c.
No. 40 MORE Ribbons at &c.
Ladies Good Quality Silk Mitts at 121bc.
One case Ladies Bleached Ribbed Vests sc.
Ladies' Leather Belts, black and tans, 1Oc.
Ladies 25c Black Hose for 19c.
Gents Fine Ba.briggan Underwear. Worth
39c. At CSC.
Boys B%albriggan Underwear 25c.
Ladies' Shirt Waists, sets complete, for &c.
Gents Celluloid Collars at SC.
Valencinnes Laccs at &c per yard.
Wide Oriental Laces that were 25c, cut
to 15c.
American Lady Corsets, 81, $1.25 and
$3.50 grades for 69c.
Good Quality Shaker Flannel for 4Ac.
Wool White Flannel at 15c.
Remnants of Black Saline SC per yard.
Ten-Quarter Shceting 121bc.
Pillow Case Cottons &c.
3G.inch Black Figured Sicilians 19c.
36-inch Black Henrietta 19c.
&G"A new line of Ladies' and Childrcn's
Parasols.
Pottcr's Best Quality Table Oil Cloth 15c.
Floor Oil Cloths, new patterns 20c.
Mattings DC per yard.
Felt Window Shades, spring rollers 10c.
Check Nainsooks 37sc.
White Apronettes, 40-inch, 7a4c.
Childrcn's Double Sole Hose, fast black,
Mt 10c.
Fine Quality 4o.inch India Linens 10.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-05-29

SHOT BY TRAMP.-Mr. Glenn Po-
land, brakeman on the Southern Rail-
way, was shot by a negro tramp at
Mitchell's Station last night. The ne
gro with three others had secreted
themselves on the rods under a car in
order to make their way North, and
when Mr.. Poland ordered them out one
of the trio drew q pistol and fired. The
ball entered the brakeman's neck, and
taking a downward course lodged ID
his shoulder. The wounded man was
attended by DR.. Rixey and later was
brought to his home in this city, where
Drs. O'Brien and Snowden rendered
further assistance. He is thought ID
be seriously injured. One of the ne
proes has been caught.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-05-29
D.. Bendhein & Sons,
316 King Street.
Did YOm EVcr

Try Electric Bitters as a remedy for
your troubles? Ifnot, get q bottle now
and get relief. This medicine has been
found to be peculiarly adapted to the
relief and cure of all Female Com
plants, exerting a wonderful direct in
luence in giving strength and tone to
the organs. If you have Loss of Appe-
tite, Constipation, Headache, Painting
Spells, or are Nervous, Sleepless, Ex-
citable, Melancholy or troubled with
Dizzy Spells, Electric Bitters is the
medicine you need. Health and
Strength are guaranteed by its use.
Fifty cents and $1.00 at E. l.. Aliens
Drug Store.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-05-29

CHARGED WITH LUNAcY.-A colort q
man named CHM, from Occoquan, mas as
hear in this city and neighbornooa lof
tSo mast two or three days acting sus-
n;cidmslv. Last night he made his way
into West End whore MS actlon5 " o.
stoned some alarm. lie was saHu ned
cnstodv by Il gentleman and turnsu
over to Officers Roberts and 1o4I %o
Ts; morning when brought before the
Mayor Chinn said he lett his npmS
some DAYS ago in search ofcows wnicn y
SoI cone estray, and upon entering;
IWost End he saw the devil on u OF
the nils. He will be held in Jail un.il
the the Prince William authorities are notl-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-05-29

SUDDEN DEATH.-Shortly before
eight O'Clock this morning o colored
mar named Nat. Turner. who was
shoveling coal from a car in front OF
the gas works, on north Lee street,
dropped his shovel and fell in what was
at first supposed to be a fit. The men
at work with him ran to his rescue and
a telephone message was sent from the
gas works for medical assistance. In
about five minutes time, however, he
expired. 1t is supposed his death wss
caused by heart trouble.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-05-29

THERE is more than the usual price
reductions to be found at D. Bendheim
& Sons for Mondays sale, especially
IS regards their wash goods depart
ment' where some truly remarkable
bargains are to be had. Never in their
entire career have you or they known
of such values in fine, stylish and up
to.date merchandise far below its
worth, in many cases below the actual
cost. A word to the wise is sufficient.
There's always a choice and they are
quickly sold. Try to be among the
early callers at D. Bendheim Il Sons.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-05-29
May 80, 1897

A NARROW EsCAPE.-Edward Bar
ton, Charles Reintz, a man named
Miller, Mrs. Ella Barton and Miss
Florence Edwards, actors, playing a
summer engagement at Barton's Thea
ter, Newport News, had a narrow es-
cape from being drowned late Thurs
day night. They were fishing from a
small boat, which was anchored in the
river channel, when q hawser which
connected the tugboat Luckenbach to
a barge it had in tow struck the boat,
o%vcrturning it, and precipitating all
five into the water. But for the
plucky efforts of Mr.. Barton, who is an
expert swimmer, the women would
surely have been drowned, as be was
obliged to keep them aflost nearly ten
minutes before the tugboat could put
back and take them aboard. Rentz and
Miller were rescued by an unknown
fisherman, whose boat was anchored
near the scene of the accident.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-05-29

PROPERTY SALEs.-Messrs. O'Neal
and Lunt to-day offered for sale a build
ing lot on Duke street, near Stone
Bridge, adjoining Burnett's lot or the
east. The property was withdrawn
under q bid of $500.
A lot of ground with the improve
ments thereon on the south side of
Prince street, near the corner of Alfred,
was sold to Mrs. Margaret Purcell for
500. The sale was made for the per-
lection of title.