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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-01-06
Ladies' Underwear.

Lot No. ID Union Suits, size 5, price
SIPS, now ST.
Lot No. 81 pair Ribbed Pants, size 8,
price ST. now 75c.
Lot No. 3.-5 pair Ribbed Pants, size 4,
price s1.25, now Zoe
Lot No. 40 pair Wool Ribbed Pants. size
5, price 75c, now SOC.
Lot No. g. pair Fine Wool Pants, aize
G, price Toe, now SOC
Lot No. CO pair Plain Wool Pants, size
80, price 81, now 75c.
Lot No. 70 pair Australian Wool Pants,
L! No. SIS Scarlet et% vests cSs size 80 price
$1.25, now 81.
Lot No. 81 lot of Assorted Vests in
various makes, choice 15c.
Each issue will prssent tempting bargains.
All OF the fall Of the 1895 purchase. New
underwear gives the buyer warmth health,
satisfaction and grand money saving.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-01-06
DIX GOODS.
Woodward & LOthroD
10th, 18th and F StS., N. W.
Until further notice store will close at
$50 p. m.
Tomorrow, Saturday, Is
DAY

And special offerings are made
in Boys, Girls, and Infants
Dress Requirements; also
Toys, Dolls, Games, and va
rious things for the young
folks instruction and amuse-
ment. The goods were pre-
pared for the occasion and are
especially interesting from a
price point of view. The new
Parlor kaleidoscope is in Toy
Department. Price is SI.o5.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-01-06
Mems Underwear.

We advertise exactly the quantity, quality
and price of all underwear offered in our
January clearing out sale. Delay assimulates
with disappointment.
Lot No. 1.-6 men's Gray Wool Under
shirts, size AZ: price 75c, now Soc
Lot No. 2.-5 Mems Gray Wool Drawers,
size sc, price 75c, now soc.
Lot No. 81 Meas Pure Wool Gray Un-
dershirts sizes 5 40, 3-42, price S'1.25, nov
Toe. Buying this lot of warm wOolens is al
most like finding 2 lost gold mine.
Lot No. ID Mems Fancy Mixed Wool
Undershirts size 10, price SL50, now 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-01-06
DRY GOODS.
Annual Mark-Down
Of
" inter
Underwear.
Children's Underwear.

To keep the children warm is mothers
first thought. Their health has a potent
bearing in all families.
Lot No. 1-21 Infants Vests, price Toe,
now 7c.
Lot No. 81 Infants Vests size 4, price
SOC, now 35c.
Lot No. 3-conssts of punched lot OF
Vests, price 25c now 15c.
Lot No. 40 Infants Vests, size 5, price
Soc, now SOC.
Lot No. 81 Misses Merno Vests, size
%, price zoe, now 1870.
Lot No. Ga Boys Gray Undershihs, size
26, now 19c.
Lot No. 7.-3 Boya' Gray Drawers, size
%, price 20c, now 12lbc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-21
HEAD or vAsDEmn,Lr IxTEaEsrs.
Wt1ttsw ". Will sseessA Instead sG
tke tSwaU COvMstIws.

~nEw YORK, esvt. D,-The Times Gays
The failure ~ pisrs young Cornelius Van
1srbnt IN the flreetofAsss n the New York.
CtgifAi sn9 Harlem roads, 10 plscs ~ bis
s.l'lsr vl,b -. sIS:i,ms WrS.,Eis There
vas . belief sbss n tbs present cornslius
nesgt u the byit % the vsSt estate .bsid
given . pisss IN tks bosrd * d;fsetofs' eysa
i ~ e9nss1ueoes u bls youth ADD lnex:
responsibility. The acton tAtsn yesterday,
BIZ william X, VsnSsrtali of sbs g"ssfsI
management % ~ fhs Vanderbilt fslifosd
iBfsfssis There 10 ground Tar ibs ss1eYs
nor that this policy .vss favored ard pro.
MID for Nv coyosiips yspfsrbit
Tbs syfesssofsh|p 81 Charles fIsrk 80
g!.s.esff 81 ,bs New Yok, New Haven =
Hartford fsrfGs5 II sesfosiy 4 matter ~
doubt, according 20 psrsobs who are ~ 4
position ~ know what H. likely 3, De 1ons,
ksnssDy rbsuroey " Dspsy, Who IL ~.
rector ~ me Nsw Yosk, ksw Haven h
Hartford ssftfesd, was asksJ yesterday
pbo VAS Iitslr 20 succeed tfAst1Sst rjafh
10 replied IN 3 matter -ofsfssf say, Why,
! aipfyss ~ w be the Efsssnt sies pfssi.
dent, John ~, Hall"
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T1a0ws orr MS vGrr.
Jacob SISTER Tells NJ sks rSses ~
shs skwsh ~ vsDAss,

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ssses ssvvvsvs AsasSALOo.
Ne VII vssss Soc wss - sss vS~ss
~ sae eeOoes.

WASHINGTON. svv p Ia IN inter.
vicr vlih pgsf rspsrth tss5Ay s>nstef
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"ffn The Scr ~ ths s~nsts shall rpss
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assuring thsss ssspse ~ 80 assured the
rulsne. fhat ws hss 70 @~5hst fe~gse upon
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fhss 80 have given 80 tiAptnos ~vefy fss
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fsetr gwn Fb@ffy
Talk Atoas hssssss down oue nag" eon.
tnssa s~nafar Msson VIII oas nss csr'k
seen IN fmha7 Certainty ~ vii II ys sfe
frfe - our promises Ard Ire Jay fhAt ~
cewss So~r ~fSi ~ ma hsfTTt es NJ n
o8e hs~~y seesuee u viH sh0w fhss -
are = great unselhSb nation. devoted 20 TIE
etrrnsi pffnriplee ~ rfsrf ssf hdne~Y ~
the Csnans ssal 70 - senes@f latsr that
10 another question WHY cannot 80 deaf
CTR the FIllpfno~ IN fns sane ssgT
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rams in PORTO RICO.
- % Bsa esWasssos grsw
wuruo~ sud ~ Wooey-eee-
- u~rs tske stuv ways

~ YuHK sept. D. Lieut. Ffans
-. osr<rs fens@nt ~ thA Porto Rlran
y u4r~s IN tn fEritsf States trs8s-
! f1otrsrk He wss = s~ss Lieutenant
tW0D<f {. Forty seventh rec merit.
- xpfnnted - oreanirs the ineulss
- ,, f9en Henry He found TIRE
4pee tnfs~d ~ pnsiffes - re ~stsS-
= sssh ne cx-uetisr. y asrr.eIf sri
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u efheTs Hs men sss~ esss'srei
- sssfcner~a Private isufke. -
F&v.&msfrfl regiment Lieut. Tefen
~ Mt psfsllr sentiment ~ ire 'sisrf
- 4new~4 - f-r government no~-
~ sns " 10 nesas % departments
ssfs - s-ws = soa-d Win ire
xESAai system ere p~Dpso Nmstna thws
- szrt re sw~rfrsn system TIE
~ easfff@ ~ says arr sisa severely
- f~sutar rNrwfefesfevers re-
wecsrss~t rs state % s1ssrs ~ =
= ths government
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SORTnERS PACIFIC FINANCES.
@ss Ess1s6 vsIly 1--WE Pes Cent. .
All Oe It's Stock.

Mss Esssea vsIiy 1--WE res Cent -
AL Oe ues stock.
NEW YORK, Sept - President Msl.en.
of the Northern Pacific. says:
Our annual report 70 be submitted this
week VII be very satisfactory, much more
% than 10 Anticipated, This 10 best ex-
pressed by the statement that We have
earned fully y per cent, on all tks stock.
We Will haul - much grain this year 80
laN. IL 10 quite remarkable the extent 10
which farmers are disposed ~ held their
srsin. fh.s 10 ssgselsl.y trys q fseIfle
coast farmers. though II p a'so notices able
e. isss decree ~ the kerthr.s,. The
anora % bold thslr grain, An evidence OF
'bA liver Iins, 10 mjlss long where Wa
have 40 practically build . new :ins of
sivs impIey.insn," ~ ts.s S essrss. sa''s q
Dayton, Wash, ana ether points ~ tina
farmers wsyid ssn1 their grain OUT stead.
Wy We would bs ssysd this expense. but
~ w. pierre 10 no help tor H.
"usll DESTROYED many WILTON bushsis,
but the damage on our Inc by ha.l II
comparatively IpGgDlgeans. Amounting 20
not over xDbf1 bushels,
The Union Pacific has not hBally Do,
s'dsd - pss our facilities tstwson Tacoma
sph Portland, but II hey DO va viii make
81 the improvements nseesssfy 20 accom-
n,odAts the tserssssd frame"
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Veterans AssssA rses@esees ID
CHs~hsmeeos psvh.

sHArrANoogk Tenn Sept N ~rfom
s.NAe 70 80 people - ~ w'sgrr are veto
rsre from rrfsns Ohio arr flia1is az
tented IRE fsffIrsflen ~ fhs Indians rsoru-
r~snf@ snf markers ~ Thfcba,nsuss psfk
ssyfsy fnnrr siiatsfy following the f~f -
hrgs@se naynw~s~s ws@ feHIcsssf A.
frn~~-s -ere rsi'vsrsf bY Ne, James
CarreHy. ~ srrfnsrNss I'll Den tynn r
wH4er Ger ~ v poynfgr Capt Wiiasr
Hnron Fprf - e*4 rs-feferess der n
Afksr~or ~ fisnols Or xasfrs Il fnfI-
sre. snf Nc hsntar1sn - Tsryr HsTe.
fr1
IRE visfss Brigade monument - bsYfis ~
fhtrhsws9sA i,s@efene II wsnts - feet
tall firm ts*s - far ~ rsrwaH TIE Dese
. nnes~en ssst @unaf~ sNf she main eYitn
fffcaI ~saft rfssr fssf ~ Sl~refsr n 20
pFoSfi~d inside vffh srffal stairway
~rarHfrs fen observatory Trs MONUMENT
- Fts~ii~esf IN character anS ne most ma
So sri ing zsns in fne National military
gsgs
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- r,ass ~ 4 rnouif save lone n
$3.50. fts e~rle~isstrsi authorities
: mfke1 fhtif hooss IN order - avoid
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ss~r~ss~ fer s.ss.s Nearly Two
0uffo~s u~~v fsss yrss

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DEpAMTMEsr sTOaE LAW.
a. Lowts wsssksWfs NssIW sWSt %
Test 1Ss va1INtft.

sT fOffH aspi -, An or5sy rsSfsin.
ira Uush >, tsfs1y ff0rn ssf1feing the IA.
psrimsst sf1rs lsw, enacted ~ The fsesp'
session - shs Missouri STATE lsEtssfnfs,
ard under wb,1h bs wss sypo,gts5 tioeoss
collector fof ~ Irg's. sss issDss ny
Judge Zs,brfs today The psfiuDnsss.
sbo we're sspssssntsd ty fbs'f attorney
gods FIRM ~ the city,
M Efsfy WIS ejfss ~ sppssf before
Judge /sebFiis on Oefsbss ~ vb1~ Osuse
~ W. Ib'gn.un"G s' ~. ~ Z, msee
ON tfS merits
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eesrhss MED 1i'a farmers fran M,>blsspl
go to1.sta ssnf Wsss tsniss' gzsr ne
Ws~sfg WASHINGTON. EysFy msg mas
nv9aey g. bgy farms, srt 81 have sega -
tr<sss there
fU REV SETTLERS ~ Nssbisxta1 1gr1cg
fhs CSst ninth,
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rvpnoos ssess. ~ MANILA.


wAafFN0TON. Sept - The var fes
rsft~enf has rereivef ere following fIss
patch
Manila eept ~
"AsfrAnt Gensrxi. Warrington Tys
rseon prevailing Pslrfsd n foffy4eisNs
foufs ~ in~h~s r. fhs lest fwenff four
rours 80 inches Delays shipment ~ vol
untesrs Tne fowss wiii prSDsblY sail o..
novrow Tsnrsssess sfs f~ssyed ~ sh@
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wAsffi Ton, sept y The var fss
psssm1nt has directed ire transports aish
ard fsk. tn~ Thlrsy-fnh volunteers ~
Manila
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friendly snf q disturbances bffesfn are Ia
bic - oecnr tois is assst sfd the nstyss
rsyNftHtte fftepfir
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Arizona republican., 1899-05-20
TIE NEWS OF
 PRESCOTT

Prescott. May 1s.-tSSecial eorre-
 sporasnce of The Republican. )-Miss Annie Schuerman, who left this week with the Rev. ard Mrs Jenness to
 view the glories Of the Grand canyon, has signifed her intention of being hcrne again to take pat in the DsC1ra- ton day exercises. for which she has Ecel asked to take charge Of the mu- sioal program. The exercises will take r-3ce in the High school audito-
 rium. where the stage is to be en-
 larged to accommodate the number Of participants in the flag drill and ether doings.
 A new circular dated the 15th in stant ites been issued fu-nm the presi- dents office of the s. F. P. & P. rail- read, stating that the appointment Of J. H. EmmeTt as assistant b the Gre-i- dent wolld be in force ard take effect from that date, all division superin- teIdents, however, to report to R. 2. Wells, general manager, as heretofore. Mir. Enmert arrived frCgn Kansas City on the 17th, having been connects ed with the k. C., Fort s. 6 NJ R. I2. Co, and coming here t3 take charge CT the management of this road to light en the work and pOEiSiEilil.es of MT r N. Murphy, president Of the road, nooesSi Sato3 by the latteT's state of health at present, MT. Murphys $ phy- sician advising that if he will consent to take 9 comp.ote rest from brain flag girg occupations fer the next few months at any rate, the chances are he will be able tI recover his former good health, but that it will take sc4:e time to accomplish this desirable re- suit
 Cattle Agent Behan says that there is a dearth of western buyers in. the country nCw, as, owing to the long continued drouths there are no cattle in this section at present, but says there may be some twic thousand head or more shirced from Del Rto little later on.
 MT Hugo Richards and wife re- turned home Wednesday after a pro- traeted abserce from the city. and their faces are | wela-me sight to their numerous friends
 There seems to be a slight nisun- GierstardIng in regard tc' some Of the
Arizona republican., 1899-05-20
pOISONS THAT
 DO NOT POISON

The natural function Of poison being to kill. it is a singular fact that there are several of the most deadly known substances which may be swallowed in doses large enough to kill an OK wit',.-ut the slightest harm following.
 The most remarkable of these Is the venom Of snakes As is well known, the bites of the Indian cobra, the naya haga and many other snakes is so fatally virulent that medical science can do nothing against it. One single dIlcp of the cobra venCm will kill q man, but any one might swallow . wine glass Of it without turning hair, so to speak. The explanation of this strange fact is very simple.
 Snake poison kills by paralyzing the nerves that govern eur breathing and the nerves of the heart. When the snake bites he injects his venom di- rectly into. the blood stream. and IL makes straight fer these nerves of respiration and circulation. But when it is swallowed into the sr0m- ach it dces not peT'meate the blood arI is got rid of before the nerves are af- fected.
 Precisely tue same thing is true of the poison of mad dog, and of cur own viper venom, Wnlch, or oIulSG, is not powerful, but yet kills a child or delicate person now and again.
 Another poisonous substance. harm less in certain circumstances, is com mc,n mercury. If you took about the size iof a pinhead of any of the mer- cury preparations every day for some tine you would soon end your career; but there is no more commonly used medicine than blue pill Now, blue pill consists of the subchlcride of mer- cUry, and single dose contains enough to kill a man if it were taken gradually; but you might take half a dozen pills all together, and feel the better next day. And why? Just be- cause the stomach. which does not think t worth while taking of it's
Arizona republican., 1899-05-20
Arizona Day by Day
 LIe News Taken From Territorial Exchanges.

Hundreds Of Mexicans with their
 families have entered the United States from Mexico during the last fs% weeks. The object of the men in re hI2ving to this country is to avoid be- ls1g pressed into the military service A law soon to go into effect in Mexico makes military education in the stand ing army compulsory. - Tombstone ProeE
 There was a shooting scTape q. f5elveta9 camp last Friday night, Of &llscb it is impossible tc. obtain com aSete particulars. At one of the re- sorts Of the place number of Aneri- cans and MeXicans became involved in . difficulty which developed into a chair fight. In this contest To casual tt:l5 Of importance occurred, and the jMs&ic3ns were expelled from the place Ono Of them secured a six-sh-Oter and began to empty the contents through tt2 dSor, but before he succeeded in making his bullets connect with the
 G.ringoes" some one who cannot be definitely located, laid the wcu;d-be killer lew with Q well directed shot The wounded Mexican was brought 10 t1TTn and is now at the hospital in a very dangerous condition. - Tucson Citizen.
 If the Detroit Copper company de- cides to build it's road to SoIomcnviIle it %sl} mean much to the GiIa valley. 9s Farmers VIII then have direct rail- lead communication with enc of the most promising mining camps in the United States. And if the cost Of building tiHo road to SoIcmonville is Rot greater than it would be t0 build 70 LcTdsbUrg there appears no reason Nhy 1t should not come this way 4 railroad from Mo1enci to I1ocasburg NlJud parallel the narrow gauge and very little business outside cf through A17 eEtd freight and passenger traffic SNuld be expected. But a rad from Morenci to SolomonviEe and then to bcwiei CT some other point of the Southern Pacific (if satisfactory ar Judgements could nDt ce made with the G. V. c. & N. railrcad) would tap new country. and . large business, both freight and passenger, would m doubbedlf resu,t which could not be expected if the Lordsburg rcnte was chosen.
 The new time card on the Southern Pacific has been issued and the fast trains are not included therein. Two hsallk spaces have been left, however, % that when the running time of the last trains has been decided upon they can be easily inserted Just when the trains will he put on is yet a question. but that they vii, make their initial s''7ii5 s-nle lime next month is a cer- falrty. The uains will be numbered Y and IS and will be two of the best equipped trains in existence. The T. S P. cannon ball" which is to meet the falst mail at Fl Paso. is making G-'esat preparations fer the initial run {t is said that the new Rl1tgers engine which was sent here to handle the flyer last season, VIII be put on the