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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-03-17
HANDSOME NEW BUILDING TO
TAKE IT'S PLACE.
Plans of the New Home to Be Built
by Mr.. Davies-The Structure to Be
Completed by Autumn.

The large wooden building known as
the "Craigside," just above Judd
street in Nuuanu valley, which has
sheltered the family of Theodore II.
Davies for many years will be sold
under Auctioneer Morgans hammer
on next Monday.
AS soon as the old building has been
removed from the premises workmen
will be engaged in the work of con-
structing a magnificent mansion. The
plans have already been completed by
Ripley g. Diclkey and have met with
the approval of Give Davies, son of
Theo. III. Davies, who is in the Office
of the big mercantile concern in this
city.
From Mr.. Davies it was learned this
morning that the work would begin
next month and that the home would
be completed and ready for occupancy
by the time that Mr.. Davies and his
family arrive from England in the
autumn
on the site of the present house at
"Craigside." 1t will be shingled clear
to the ground on all sides, with an oil
finish. The wood work will be painted
white. From the porte cochere in
front one enters through porch and
vestibule and reception hall. On the
left will be the morning room, proyid-
ed with fire place and book case. On
the right is large drawing room with
a large dining room back of it, end
ing in a conservatory. The drawing
room, dining room and conservatory
all open onto a broad lanai extending
across the whole makai side of the
house.
The remainder of the first floor is oc.
cupied by the stair hall, gun room,
bath room, rear hall and ample culi-
nary department, with laundry and
cellar under the Kitchen IN tie iJdse,
ment. A narrow veranda extends
across the mauka side of the house to
protect it from inclement weather.
On the second floor are four large
chambers, well supplied with dressing
rooms, closets and bath. Two of these
rooms open out onto loggias. There
will be three servants rooms in the
attic.
stable containing two ordinary
stalls and two loose boxes, with har-
ness room, ample carriage house and n
hay loft and two servants quarters in
the attic will probably be commenced
at once.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-03-17
CONSUL INTERVIEWED.

Consul General Shimamura declined
this morning to discuss the decision of
the Court, saying that he preferred to
await the further action of the Gov
ernment.
This is very delicate matter" he
said, rand it(would not be proper for
me to say anything at this time. The
case is, indeed, a very interesting one.
and one of considerable Importance.
have been in court every day and
heard the arguments in the case.
cannot say that fully understand the
ruling of the court. | want litJ.e
proper for me to say anything now;
in fact, l have nothing really to say"
The Consul General was very cordial
and pleasant, but also very diplomatic.
When asked if he had heard that the
japanese residents would hold a mass
meeting he laughed in manner
which seemed to indicate that such a
proceeding would be foolish, and
would not receive his support in any
way.
That the Consul General is, however,
taking an active interest in the case
is shown by the fact that at noon, i'm
mediately after he was interviewed by
Star reporter, he retained Attorney
\. 5. Humphries as special counsel for
the japanese legation. There is every
evidence that Japan's representative
( here will do his utmost to secure a
reversal of the Collector Generals de-
cision from the Cabinet He is very
anxious that the matter be definitely
determined before noon tomorrow, in
order that he may advise his Govern
ment of the action of the Hawaiian
Government by the steamship Mount
Lebanon, which sails tomorrow.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-03-17
PORTLAND LINZ 70 STAY
STEAMERS WILL NOT BE TAKEN
FROM HONOLULU ROUTE.
Z. II. Adams Pays Extra Money to the
Company and Owners Decide to Call
at this Port-Business Will Increase.

+. II. Adams, the local importer, who
is interested more than anyone else
in maintaining the steamship commu-
nication between the islands and Port
land direct, arrived home this morn
ing on the steamship Mount Lebanon.
He brings the welcome news that the
company will continue in the Honolulu
trade, for the present at least, and
that an evidence of its good inten-
tions is the arrival of the Mount Le-
banon here today.
"The most effective argument we
used upon the manager at Portland"
said Mr.. Adams to a Star reporter,
twas to offer him 81 per ton more
freight. He accepted it, with thanks,
and loaded on what freight we had to
offer. We were given to understand
that the company would receive more
freight at the same rate, but no def
mite promise was made. / am salts
fed, however, that the company will
not now discontinue it's steamers at
this port. While the business at the
present time may not be a paying
one, there is future which cannot
be overlooked. The trade between
Portland and the islands is steadily
building up, and, in time, will be a
remunerative one, and whoever gets
in on the ground floor now will get
the business when it comes.
GAS we are now situated in our
business, we must have direct line
of steamers to Portland, and the dis
continuation of the line would mean
serious loss to us. But we have had
assurances from other sources that
Honolulu would not be long without
direct communication. The Kippon
Yusen Kaisha line, now operating
steamers between Yokohama and
Puget Sound points is ready to enter
the field whenever the opportunity
offers. This company can afford to get
in on the ground floor and build ur
the trade. 1t has been rumored that
it may try the experiment. anyway;
but it would certainly do so if the
other line dropped out. I think, TAX.
ing all in all, that Honolulu will never
again be without direct communica-
tion with Portland.
"While I was in Portland the wealth
er was mserably cold and wet. I never
before half half appreciated what q
grand climate this is Really, it is wei
worth a trip to the, Coast to enjoy the
sensation of returning to the tropics.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-03-17
HAPPY HOUSEHOLD.

Piipiilani Mitchell who drives one
of Paine's busses up Nuuanu valley, is
again in jail This time he is behind
the bars on three serious charges, in
cluding assault and battery upon his
wife Ella Mitchell and malicious in
jury.
Mitchell became intoxicated last
night and, upon reaching his home in
thrashing. He then armed himself
with an axe and broke into splinters
every piece of furniture in his house,
leaving his wife without bed to sleep
on Mitchell left the house and did
not return.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-03-17
JAPANESE MUSTRETURN

out visible means OF support, which
means of support may be shown by
the bona tide possession of not less
than $50 in money or bona fide writ
ten contract of employment with a re-
liable and responsible resident of the
islands. 1t was by authority of this
act that Collector General Castle re-
fused to allow the japanese to land, in
sisting that the students" did not
possess $50 which belonged to them
nor did the contract laborers have a
reliable contract.
Act &c also provides that the Col
lector General of Customs or his dep
uty shall inspect all passengers who
may be aliens, either on board of the
vessel or at designated place on
shore. But such removal of such pas
sengers from such vessel for the pur-
pose of such inspection shall not be
considered a landing. The inspecting
officers shall have the power to ad-
minister oaths and to take and consid-
er testimony touching the right of any
such alien passengers to land within
the Hawaiian Islands, all of which
shall be entered of record. All de-
cisions made by the inspection officers
touching the right of any alien to land
shall be final, provided that the Col
lector General of Customs may review
the decisions of his Deputy and the
several Collectors of Customs, in case
appeal shall be taken to him from
their decisions"
Section of the same act says: "All
aliens who may unlawfully come to
the Hawaiian Islands shall, if practic-
| able, be Immediately sent out of the
country on the vessel by which they
| were brought in. The cost of their
maintenance while here, as well as
the expense of removing such aliens
out of the country shall be borne by
the owner or owners of the vessel on
which such aliens came; and if any
such vessel shall refuse to receive back
on board such aliens, or shall neglect
to detain them thereon, or pay the cost
of their maintenance while here, such
agent, consignee or owner, shall be
deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and
be liable to a fine of not more thar
$500 nor less than 500 for each ana
every alien not entitled to enter the
Hawaiian Islands, and may be impris.
oned for term not exceeding one
year; and any such vessel shall not
have a clearance from any port of the
Hawaiian Islands until such fine is
paid"
1t is also stated in this same act that
if this cannot be done then this Gov.
ernment shall deport the alien at first
opportunity for his deportation at the
expense of the Government.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-03-17
REMOND GROVE HOP A GO.

The committee engineering the Re-
mond Grove affair for Thursday even
ing have perfected all arrangements.
The train will leave the city for the
grove at 7:45 o'clock, returning when
the hop is over. Edwin Paris has
taken charge of the busses which will
be running to and from the station.
At Remond Grove the National Quin-
tette Club will provide music. Sup
per will also be served there. The
dance is a subscription affair, tickets
for gentleman and ladies being So.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-03-17
DRANK TO HIS HEALTH.

The friends of John A. Cummins
drank to his health today. That gen.
tleman has reached his 53rd milestone
in life's journey and is in excellent
health for one travelling down the last
decade of three score years. At the
beautiful Cummins' home in Pawoa
this afternoon Mr.. Cummins will hold
a reception from 8 to o'clock. Dur
ing these hours the Royal Hawaiian
band will give a concert. This evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Cummins will luau their
friends. The National Quintette Club
will provide music.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-03-17
AT THE STATION

At $3.50 o'clock this afternoon an
official party, consisting of Minister
Cooper, Marshal Brown, w. r. Castle,
j. A. Magoon and japanese Interpreter
Doyle went to the Quarantine station
to hold second examination of the
japanese immigrants. Rumors were
rife on the streets this afternoon that
Collector General Castle had decided to
release a number of the japanese, as
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-03-17
"NOW is THE TIME"

At this season of the year good
housewives are thinking of replenish-
ing their stock of bed and table linen,
and for their special benefit L. B. Kerr
has imported a large and varied lot,
which he will sell at prices that no
competition can come near.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-03-17

These Plows, made expressly for us,
are well braced, strong, light, and are
the result of careful study of planta-
ton needs. They have met with uni
versal approval wherever used.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-03-17

IIonseholdersnre mech
essarily money spend-E
ers. aud are the bestll
customers. The Star adj 4
ivertising columns aIeIS
"busineSs bringers."
lZZEl==ZZlZl1Zf-lLl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-04-19

TTT MO- T W TTTTTT :" TTT1mT.
LOCAL SERVICE.
Tor fsrisopbug and intermediate stations and also for 6tnnon daily except Sunday; at
Clyenon for Wauenton and lat Franklin Junction for Rocky Mount md intermediate
stations
125 pm Train No. 18 leaves Alexandria, daily except Sunday, for Dauisonbure and
toa Stations With connection for Stanton returning arrives at Alexandria 1913
Pm
Trains for Round Hal and intermediate stations leave Alexandria GOT a m. $40
p Ut. except Sunday and $50 p m. Arrive Aleyandrs returning 1923 n Il. and 255
pm.
Nl. 81 aud &c, Washington and Southwestern Limited. Through Sleeping Cars ttwei
Now York and New Orleans ds Atlantis and Montgomery, Ner Ymt 9nd Meaphia via
Jacksonville. New ymk, and Nashville, Tenn, via Asheyile. Knoxville and chata
Atlanta. Dining Cr between dransboro snd Montgomery.
Nos 30 and SO, United States Fast Mail Pullman Shpiug Cars between New
YORK. aud New Orana, connecting at Atlanta frm and hom Birmingham and Mepphli
aud Nov Ymx and jackson lille cmnMMnRh Salisbury with Pullman sleeper for and rn.
md bot Springs N @, Knoxville nd Chattanooga, Tenn, and Mt Charlotte
With Pullman sleeper or and iron Auguha Solid train between Washington and New
Orleans without change Sunset Personally Conducted IolMst Excursion Through Sleeper
on this train oyery saturday to San amsco without change.
For detailed schedule Ggme dckea, Pullman reservation, etc, apply to
THOMAS MOSS, Ticket Ages Alexandria Va
W Il. GREEN, Va TURK,
Geperl superintendent Genea. Passenger agent
Washington, D. c. Warrington D C
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-04-19
AUCTION sAEN


&. F. Knox. Auctiouesr
DY vIBTUE Of and uursuantt 20 % decree
~ Of TIE Corporation Cour5 ii tnc city 9i
alexandria, rendered on ihe 2Srh dry u D.
comber. 1896, In the chaucery CAUSE u
Wheatley, who sues, &c IS Mary YIN
salts executrix. ~ ais, the Undersigned Who
By the said dccre5 was appointed . comu1ls
s;oUer for that purpose, VIII olerfor ale -
public auction at i o'clock o.
SklTRDtY
the 9th day Of April 1897,
in front Of the Royal street entr2ncc 10 tho
Market Building in the city Of A!czand-io
Virginia, al that LOT OF GROUND ituated
on IKE east Of Royalstreft between III 2 nd
Prince streets. and beginning Isl feet sonth
Of King street, ia said city. and fronting on"
Royal street - feet, and running back east
wgrdly in depth i13 foet 5 lnches 70 an ai'ey
improved by a FRAME DWELL NC nita Q
BRICK GIT HEN and lwo SMALL PRICK
DWELLINGS OF tie alley. the whole heiHg
subject 20 \ ground rent Of $50 per annum
Terms of Sale One.third Of tie purchase
money in cash on the day Of sale and lae
residue in two equal instaiments payahle NJ
six and Gpclvo months. the purchaser 10 give
his notes for the deferred payment. which
arc to bear interest from the day Of SAFE, and
tie title To the property shall be retained nn-
til the whole of the purchase money is pad,
but if the purchaser dos IS he may either
pay the whole of the purchase mono in ensh
or axe n deed for iho property and secure
the payment Of the notes by deed Of tr1s'
upon the property.
JAMES r ChToN.
Commissioner of Sale
f%certify that James z. Cation. commissioner
Of sale as abovo named, ms executed rcud m
the penalty Of orc thousand dollars with ~.
proved personal security. conditioned rs the
above decree referred to directs.
JDHN { BEACH. Clcrk,
BY T. CAlLAnhN.
Deputy tiort Of Corporation Court.
ang ID
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Fop ALex>Nl9pIA.

- VI
! Leave Washington, from the corner Of
days, d 40. Z %, 35 ,cXprcssl, ; 90. : 80
express 9 90, 3 80. 10 O5 (oXpress), II 90
and II A. 3. m. and ~ % t%eXpressi II 80
ll5, ] ID, 200 lcxpressl. = 40. 30. 90
toxprcssl Z Is, 44a ,oNpressb . 90, 20
express ; 40, 8 05 (exp7css) 20. 90.
800, 9 90. 10 90. II 20 and II 81 o. IN.
Sundays go, 800. 100 5 aud j 90
q. N. aud - Q5 m. and / Is, 2u5. 3 30.
15.5 90. @ O5. 200. 500. g 90. 10 90 and
II % pm
Leave Alexandra for Mount Vernon and
WAY stations, daily except Sunday, at IL.
10 30 s.. N. aDd II 80, 80, snd 4 ~
p 10. Leave AleEandris for Mount Vernon
Sundays only at IL and ii 30 an. srd
as .. M. Leave Monnt Vernon dSjly 81
745 p. m. and IL -, : 81. 1 20 aud 5 50
! y m. SUNDAY only at As an and ~ %
aud s IS D N.
Hourly trsins from Arlington junction 70
Arlington and Rossly II.
Baggage csTriod and checked n King sind
Royal streets, Alexandra. ana i34S and
Pennsylvania Avenue. Washington, free. BIZ
oycles carried % cents each.
Communication tickets are sold nj tho offices
OF the Mt. Vernon Railroad at the following
rstes
Eare. Alexandria to Washington, 10 cents,
round-trip 25 cents. Communication rates +,
Quarterly tickets, $13.56; monthly tickets,
S4.65; school tickets, $3.I0; family trip
tickets, $3.50 package tickots, 80 cents.
@. g. ABBoT. GEO. b PHILLIPS,
General Manager. General Passenger Agt.
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FIDELITY AID DEPOSIT COMPANY.
or MAPvLAND.

The bonds Of this com7aay src sccsrte hg
luiges OF State Courts, and % The Cirru E sri
District CoG-ts Of tho Unite States. an 80
al courts 81 Virgins
It relieves business men and pcrson ros7a'.
ing propertr from the ueccssit O Swing
No 70 friends and relative who rlar ast
them to quality on honos Of vsrious hmds
which, if they did, would Great c@1ntf-
gent liability impa'- their fnanciai cre6
and involve : possible loss.
Il enables heirs ard next Of kiu 10 become
trustees. executors and administrator cf
the estates Of their deceased rclativc= sns
to Keep the management thereof So fho
hands ~ those most Interested IN . speedy
cheap and proper settlement
It relieves those required TO give bonds from
incurrinV obligations By askine friends 70
become surety for them srd which they
wonld feel bound 70 reciprorate whcr the
opportunity offered
t removes si liability or cxcusc for undue
influence being cxercisoi over RAM On
Gers paiirosd Employee. Contractor gua
Puhlir Officials. by those becoming surety
for such officials.
We esperisllv solicit businoss Of Lawyer
NJ. B. HARLOW & CO.
1918 ROYAL STREET
Alexandra, Va
deco t
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NTASHlNGTUN. ALEXANDRIA An
w MOUNT VERNON RAILROAD.
nor WAsHINGTON

streets, also stops at King ana Washington,
King and Payne streets. and King ana Spring
Park, week days, at ) 81, 6 -. 8 30, 20
,exlrcs.). r As (%oxpressl ; O0. s 20 (expressl
8 90, Q so, 10 90, ~ 0G aud j 20 q. u.
and Il %. ! 90 express 115. . 90. 40.
= 06. (expressl. 4 800, \ %, 4 Is (express +.
i ~. 3 Is (expretsN, ) 20. 9 10. 90. Is
.%exprcssl : 90, . 90, 10 90 and u 90 y. N
Sundays IS 90. s Is, O0aua 10 90 aud
il OO 3. 10 II %. j. 90. 200. 3O6 q D,
; Is. 615, It0. zoe. 200, 1Q0 and
Il. NNn ~,
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4 1exanarsa 6azkll
MoNnAy wENINA APRH. 70 y. =

49, -----e~-a n -
mONOAf ~ tfaNd ttsA 90
FAs,rFR-TlDgigT
., "
-l2s 80.
we mourn onr Lord the at,uc ted.
We think on tfm
1aiiiQfRe tomb
Mid f&fitf Z dps nyaterious gloon
Aoin stan'
#Boboa-lbo lane is to1-l aga7
lBen. is desth-s tomb
Clad i0v he}s ring.
Farta-haitEm Cfris. orr ris'u King
Noloass hummer
Heligest eur erel-astjug head
Gas t"sr1uisled dgatb.
Holl, sud tbe graves
Fer avc-fIeu i ast Inlghtr to ssve
ra- tis
go La srss
w. i.;1 tfo -
-rr. ,s,so,,a 30
sr,. f6r rfrfrcs Daalh -tEr
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N. 3. Same schedOle Sundays, commencing
g 30 E. n.
POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS-STEAM-
EB WAKEFIELD leaves Washington Non
days al z 90 r. m, aud Alexandria at s 90
y. ~, for landings as Isl IS Nomini snd on
Wednesdays and Saturdays at same hours for
St. Clements Bay and Leonar5town.
G. ". RIDLEY, General Manager.
JOHN 3. PAtlGEIi, Agent.
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DRUGGISTS.
EsTABLfsHED 1892

Gs1ABLfsHED 1892.
z s. 1rhDnrATgn. o. L|EADBEATER.
2, g. LEApBsarER, JR,J ]. LEADBEArEB
Els LEADBEATER & SONS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS
TOO and 1C7 south Fairfax street.
Dealerg in Drues, Chemicals, Parent neii-
cinos, Paints OILS, Dye Stuffs, Spices, Drug
gists' Fancy Goods end Specialties.
Wholesale feenfs in Northern Virgins IL.
J. q. Ayer's Medicines and John Lucas & Go's
Tinted Gloss and Prepared Pats, &c.
Manufacturels Of Standard Pharmaceutical
sreparstions.
We bave made large additions 70 our stocs
and are buying leading Proprietary Articles,
GhetDicals. &c.,. dirert from tho manufacturers.
No arc therefore enabled to suppl5 tho trade
with al goods uspaliy carried by 8 we:l-ap-
pointed WHOI FsAIaF DRUG HOUSE at
pTiCes rs low ay those gwen by the best houses
in larger cities. III goods forwarded iy frTt
freight OF express sfter receipt Of order.
Pfpnptnoss IS orr specially. We guarantee
tho purity Of I'll drugs furnished. Core
spondeuco invited.
VNARFIELD & HALL.
DRUGGISTS
NoREt FIR PRINDE AND FAIRFAX KITS
Prescriptions q speciality
English, Frenrh, eerInsn md Domestic
Toilet Soaps; Genuine Faripa Cologne Mag
1olis, Hedyosiu,ia, ccranium and Florida
Wator; Genuine LuhiD's Extracts spongca
Hair Brushes and CoIubs bost English Tooth
Brushes 9 iull assortnlcnt Of Patent hiedi-
81 Coxo's Gelatino, Corn starch, Sea Moss
tatiuo, Spices Of All Kinds, and g select stock
Of all articles sold Is druggists g, prices as low
4s tho ssmo quality cen be obtained elsewhore-
w T. CREIGHTON & CO..
wholesale snl Retail Dealer IN
RUGS, CHFAIC rs, PAINTS, PATEHT
MEDICINES, Oils, DgEsruFFa
GARDEN SEEDS So
Corner King and Royal street,
Alexandria. Virginia.
ph SWANS prsscIiI tons carefully com
pounded
Orders sill receive prompt attenti u.
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2T'MANfERH.

.ffifftFJIr,
WAsHINGTON STEAMBOAT COM
w PANY GdMITEDl
On and after April LIST, 1897, aud uutil
further notice Che following ferry schedule
viii he IN force.
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By O'Neal Lunt & S%trausg, Auciionccrs.
GOMMlssloSEBs' SALE.
~ virtue Of - DECREE of The Corporation
| Court of tho city Of Alexandria. Virgins.
| rendered on the Let day ~ irur. 1896. IN
| the chanccry cnusn 'heicin rrrding wherein
John Williams snd wifi aie plaintiffs aui
| Lewis A Nal ct ais, arc defendants. the
| undersigned. special commissioners ~ sale
| appointed By the said decree. Will ~ -
o'clock m on
SATURDAY..
the Oath day Of 'ril. 1897.
in front Of tho royal street entrance 10 thc
Market Building, Ncvsndlia. NIyiuis Offer
for sale AZ pnhllc arciion tho following re
estate to wit.
ALI. THAT TENEMENT AND LOT or
GROUND situated on The 6 nth side Of Duke
street, between Alfred and Patrick streets
Alexandra. Nirsinis aui described rs ~
lows. Beginning At : mount oa The souih siac
ofD ke street rs feet vcst of Alfred street
and running thence west or Duke street %
feet thence south and parallel 10 Az 60
street ia feet To an silev fS feet > inches
wide thence cast ana binding p said alloy
d feet and u ncc north ll4 fcct tho b.
ginning, with the rseo seis a'ey IN common
with others eutit'ed thc. ctc
Terms oil Ssle One tlir7 of The purchase
money in cash on the d. O. sale and the
residue IN Two cuual insts ncrts ~ SLY and
twelve mouths from the dsy ol sale. the DC
fcrred in~stslmcrts 20 hcaI ~intc-cst n the rato
Of six per cent grd 70 ~ evldcNccd hv tht
notes Of the rurehsso-s. arG the title to pc
retained until the ru-chose money Is paid ~
full CouveTsrcins ri the cost ci the pm
,Asen-
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T LIGHTNING HOT DROPS cures Cholers
~ Morhus, Heals Flesh Moundsand Bruises
cures Rheumatism, Neurslgia ana 2il kinds
of Pain, cures Cramps DiarThea ana Summer
Complaint, cures Sore Throat ana Quinsy.
WAKEFIELD & HALL
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~ C0NAIlN C0rNcUL.

g00BAV.o PaIaJAg4
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RESpECeFVlLN announce mysolf q
4 c5a1. da.a ferre election 70 The Office OF
MEaSCaEB LUMBER, subject 10 The
degncerSsic PRIMARY and solicit tho votes az
ap14 81 JAMES H. ADAMS
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By o'Neal Lunt & Strauss, Auciicnccrs
GnMMIs9lONERS SAlE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-04-19
DRUGGISTS
CORNER PRINCE AND FAIRFAX SITS

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