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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-04-01

weighed down, over OuTdened men and
women by giving them the physical
strength and stamina to carry on their work
orcciully and easily.
For the last three years" says Mr. 7. c.
Morgan. OF Monongah, Marion Co. w Va, III
,,t-. TO Dr. Pierce, - have been 4 constant suf-
tercr irom Indigestion complicated with COM
paints that generally accompany such cases
Always after eating there would be formation
~ -ls AVID heavy load in my stomach. would
ic 1n my food after eating. bowels were very
ir-, iar [ would imagine saw objects floating
l...- rv eyes. had pain across my back.
A.e, December, 1896, / began feeling much
So :han usual and was beginning to think
v have 10 suffer the remainder Of MY life
I,.- Greatly discouraged. I described my case
pi-rceS staff OF physicians and they di-
iac 60 begin at once taking the Golden
N-H-3l Discovery according 10 directions
.. So aud am happy to state experienced
r -. ,rattying results, ns ali the unpleasant
sa- havo entirely left me. have now
good appetite, relish my food, and am
-.-.--i o. say L feel once more like my former
recently walked a distance Of one hun
1.- aad teu miles in about four days.
ST. remedy relieves constipation so
ca,csig and effectively as Dr.. Pierce's
u .-Lut Pellets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-04-01

Happy is tho man or woman who can eat a
good hearty moal without suffering after
ward If you cannot do it, take KoDoL DYs-
PEpsIA CURE 1t digests what you oat, aad
cures all forms of Dyspepsia and Indigestion
Edgar Warfeld, ir.. corner King and Pitt
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For Oxer Fifty Years

s., OLD AND WELL-TRIED REMEDY.-.Mre
Vaslow's Soothing Syrup has been used ioI
,gc- dfty yesrs hy millions Of mothers Tor
.6a- children while teething, with perfect
so-cess. Il soothcs the echild, softens the gums,
81 sys all pain, cures wind collie, and is the
hes, emedy for Disrrhea. Is pleasant 20 the
usle Sold by Druggists in every part Of tha
world, Twanty-fvo cents bottle. Its yalUe
f., 1c4'cplsble. Be srre and aai, icr Mrs. #ing'
'1es soO-hing syrup aD'; t9-s 20 otoaT Slnc'
,~17 aoa 49,
Jf you have cough, throat irritation weak
lungs. pain in The chest difficult bveatning'
e.oup or hoarueuess let us suggest One MN
ne Cough Cure Always reliable and safe.
tig4r Warie,d. jr., corner King and Plt'
streets.
ARN0LD's BROMO-CELERY. Try this
aer7alsi yomedy ,oT Headscnes. Neueag's'
s.esai-es0eas 10 cs0ts
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LEGAL NOTICES.

A DMINIsTRATOR'S NOTICE - This is
II TO give notice that the subscriber has
obtained from the Corporation Court Of the
city of Alexandria, State Of Virginia, letters
of administration ON the personal estate of
FRENCH 3. SIMPSON, late OF the city Of
Alexandria, state Of Virginia, deceased.
All persons having claims against the said
deceased are requested to exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber,
and all persons indebted to the said deceased
will please settle with the subscriber At once
HENRY K. FIELD,
mh6 eod1m Administrator
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DRY GOODS

NBN KID GLOVES.
SPRING SHADES
in light and dark gray, fawn, ian and brown.
Every pair warranted if tried OH at cur com.
ter. Price 81. Just the thing fer EASTER.
AN EASTER
Dress Goods Show.
o.
An array Of bargains that must prove ire.
siatible. Choicest new Spring Merchandise
shown in different departments-goods of the
highest grsde-the newest and most exclu.
sive styles for spring and summer.
-:O:
Colored Dress Goods.
Tringelinc in tan, gray and castor.
Corded Bengaline
Figured Crepons.
Herring Bone Covert at 45c.
Silk Mixed Stripe.
Shaded Peplips soc.
Chevron euItinRs, Fancy cuttings, Bayadere
Novelties, Silk and Wool Melange Polka Dot
Novelty.
Two Color Pads at 12lsc, 15c 25c, 30c,
4Oc and 5Oc.
Venetian Cloth.
Foxcroft Cloths in leading shades, 81
inches wide, 60c.
Spring Broadcloths.
Boating Cloths SOC, etc.
Black Goods.
Cre7ons doc
Blistered Crepons 81. so. 81 75jand 50
Bril.iantiues SOC. Acc, soc and. .60c
Serges 25c, 45c 75c and 81.
Henriettas at 49c to 81
Silk Warp Henriettas ST, 81. so and S175,
Figured large and small, 25c
Venetian Serges 5Oc 75c and 90c.
ssSilks.
Taffeta. in all coors, soc.
St-'nca. Dots and Figures, G9c 79c, 81
and S1.25.
satln duchess, 27 inches wide, Soc.
Liberty Satin and surah, in the latest
.colors.
skirt Innings and Petticoat materials in
Satnetie and Near Silk, Nile, Dark Green,
Pink. Blue, Purple, Lavender, Red and Cores
at STARTLING PRICES.
A large and new line of Skirts, Silk, satin
and Worsted Waists. Just the thing for those
who want a ready-made EASTER DRESS.
Gloves to match and contrast with all our
new spring goods.
Lack Of space prevents detailed list of all.
Suffice it to say we open the season with un-
usually interesting offerings in every depart.
ment.
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COME QUICK /!

Come and see for yourself Two places
4O4 and 921 King street where you can
have your sHoEs REPAIRED IN FIFTEEN
MINUTEs-while you wait The lowest
prices in the city. The best white cak leeth-
er used. ALL work guaranteed. Mems half
Soles and heels 35c. One price only.
= REYMAN,
Nos. 4O4 and 92tzKing street,
fab PSI Alexandria, Virginia.
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SIEDICtN Al.
Which Rides

en- a man Is sick his
rides INN instead of
ling his work. His
ask instead of being
cans which supports
him on TO com
fort and prosperity
D { co s au over
Nvhelniug burd e II
weigh ing him
&c down. He has
no strength, no
ambition. He feels
that there is moth
ing left but for him
TO Stagger along un-
I til the awful pres
sure CT disease and
trop Bile at last
crus Il e 5 him to
earth.
The prosperous
man IS the one who
keeps the upper
hand of his work,
zbecause he is strong,
capable and ener-
getic. Or. Pierce's
Golden NJ c dical
Di very has
brought the best
kind of prosperity
to thousands of
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MEETINGS.

YY1HE ANNUAL MEETING of the stock
4 holders of the WASHINGTON hOUTH-
ERN RAILWAY COMPANY is called for
TUESDAY, April a, 1899. at II o'clock m,
at the office of the company, Alexandria, Va.
Election for President and Directors same
day and place.
mh20, 0,27&sp3
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Aisxaaarja @azstte.
F9s1IeZIED DAILY AHD TEI-wEEKLy AZ
&aretse BanGine. s1c Z st2 Prince ct
Tt.RhfS:

- 41s-Na-eA- '.tFertsein62Ik niucc % pH;u fcf
IL advance
&arriagc and death uoticsa murt oc caid tor
II advSnce.
oDtr&ct advertisers Will not ba allowed to ax-
coed their space unless the eXgess Is paid fer
al dranslont rates, &no uuder no circum.
ssaEeos vii .hoy DC allowed to advertise
9.aar thsa their legitimate busnoAs in tbs
SPACE contracted for.
Resolutions IN memoriarn, OF thanks, tributes
Of respect resoluGOna adopted By sociotias
or pog5ons, unless OF pubic roncern, will
only DO printed i'll this pspsr asS6verSisa.
Enents.
Tho GAZETTE odice it connected with the
Telephone Exchanges. Advertisements, or
GeIs 'or tAe paper, news or any information
81 hrsiGcss can be sent by telenhona.
Gnterod ~ the PostofSco AloYandr;G, VirEin.
Ia. ss seconQ-class uattcr.
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The Doctor says very often nowadays
Keep up the strength" A fresh egg some
good milk, q little sugar, a wineglassfal OF Il.
o. Taylor Whisky two or three times Gay
and the gain is apparent at once. seaed bot
ties of @. o. Taylor Bourbon snd Pure Rye
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Black Goods.

Cre7ons 45c.
Blistered Crepons 81. so, 81 75iand 50
Bril.iantiues SOC. Acc, soc and.60c.
Serges 25c 45c, Toe and 81.
Henriettas at 49c to 81
Silk Warp Henriettas 81, 81 so and SITE
Figured, large and small, 25c
Venetian Serges SOC, 75c and 90c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-01-19
M0RGANTOWN NOTES.

Special to the Register.
MORGANTOWN, w. Va, January IS
Judge j. Marshall Hagans, president of
the West Virginia Society of Sons of the
Revolution, is making great preparations
for the annua meeting of the organiza-
ton, which will take place in Morgantown
on February %.
The Woman's League of the University
will give a colonial reception on the af-
ternoon and evening OF the ed in Com
mencement Hall. Three hundred young
women will appear dressed in the cos
tunes of the olden time, and the affair
will be one of the gayest society events
of the year. More han one thousand in
vitations will be issued and people from
all over the State are expected to be in
attendance.
The docket of the February term of
court is being made up and it will be the
largest ever tried in this county. One
murder case is on it and one murderous
cutting will come UP.
J. W. Berry, of Moundsville, has decided
to allow his suit against the town for
the remainder due on the paving to go
over until spring.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
SALE.

BY virtue Of a deed Of trust made by A.
c, Jamison and Helen NJ. Jamison. his
wife. to the undersigned as trustee. dated
the 18th day of December. A. u. 1881, and
recorded in the office Of the clerk of the
count court of Ohio county, West Nir-
ginia. in Deed of Trust Book No u, folio
b6s, / will sell at public auction 10 the
highest and best bidder, at the north front
door Of the Court House Of said Ohio
county, In the city Of Wheeling, West Yir-
gnia, on
TUESDAY. THE 7TH DAY or FEB
RUARY. A. d. 1899,
commencing at 10 O'Clock a. m, the follow
ing described property, that Is to say: All
Of lots numbered two ~. four 40. six 81.
G9). In jon @. Hoffman, Sr.'s. amended
addition to the city of Wheeling. IN the
county OF Ohio. in the State Of West Viz
GINA. a plat Of which addition IL recorded
in the office Of the clerk OF the county
court of Ohio county, West Virginia. IN
Deed Book No. g, folio 545. Each Of said
lots has a frontage Of twenty-five f25l feet
on Eon street. ana extend OF equal width
one hundred 900 feet westward 10 an al
ley in the rear, the said SIX lots to be
sold being the same property ranted and
conveyed by said John q. Hoffman, Sr..
and Katharine Hoffman, his wife, 70 the
said A O Jamisou by deed dated the I'd
day OF March, A. ID. 1893. and now Of rec
ord in the office Of the clerk of the county
court Of said Ohio county IN Deed Book
No. 80, at page IS.
Terms Of Sale-One-third and az much
more as the purchaser may elect to pay,
in cash on the day Of sale. the balance Of
the purchase money in two equal install
ments. payable respectively at one and
two years from the day OF sale, with in
terest from that day. for each OF which
deferred payments OF the purchase money
the purchaser shall give his negotiable
promissory note. bearing interest from
the day Of sale as aforesaid. TO be secured
by the title OF the property sold being re-
tanned until me aymen In full Of the
same. or by deed Of trust on the property
sold. TO be drawn. acknowledged and re-
corded at the expense of the purchaser.
GEORGE 3. CALDWELL.
ja7ef Trustee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-01-19
THE LEGISLATURE.



Routine Proceedings of Yesterdays scsslo
Told In Detail.
Special to the Register.
Charleston, w. Va, January 1S.-Thc
House was opened with prayer by the
Rev. John S. Stump, of Parkersburg.
Mr.. Fisher, of the special committee
appointed on Monday to inform the
Senate that the House is organized and
ready to proceed to business, reported
that the committee made three at
tempts to inform the Senate, but in
each case failed to find the Senate in
Session.
This morning Mr.. Fisher tried to OBJ
tain recognition from the president OF
the Senate but failed, and a motion
to adjourn was adopted.
Mr.. Brook offered a resolution rails
ing a committee of five to investigate
the disbursement Of 1897 %appropria-
lions for military claims. The resolu-
ton was adopted under a suspension
of the rules.
Mr.. Morrow offered a resolution
which was adopted under a suspension
of the rules, providing for the appoint
ment of two printing clerks.
Mr.. Fisher offered a resolution which
was adopted under a suspension OF the
rules, referring certificates of election
and other papers to the committe on
privileges and elections.
Several unimportant resolutions were
presented and adopted.
Bills were introduced as follows;
No. 40, by Brown, of Hancock, per
tanning to maintenance of certain
streams in Brooke county.
No. A, by Mr.. Morrill,, repeating sec
ton Is of chapter 80 of the acts.
Z No. 45, by Mead, of Mingo, amend
ing the. compulsory school law.
No. 46, by Bowman, of Barbour,
amending the act relating to the school
levy.
No. At, by linn. providing for the
assessment of telegraph, telephone and
pipe line companies.
No. As, by Kemper, to prevent dis
elimination by railroad companies
against shippers of coal and coke.
No. 49, by Walker, amending the
act pertaining to road tolls.
No. SO, by Morrow, amending the
school law with reference to teachers
- institutes.
No. 81, by Darst, fixing the liability
of insurance companies.
No. So, by Mansfield, amending the
code referring to collection of taxes.
No. SO, by Morrow, fixing the liabil-
ities of insurance companies.
No. "a, by Mead, amending the code
relative to support Of free schools.
No. 55, by Taylor, permitting the
judge of Eighth judicial circuit to en-
ploy a s~tenographer.
No. Sc, by Harnish, amending the
code relative to grand juries.
No. 81, by Behrens, amending the
act relative to the independent school
district of Wheeling.
House joint resolution coming I'D in
regular order were adopted as follows:
Nos. 8, 4 and 5, appointing committees
to inspect State institutions. The
House adjourned until ten o'clock to-
morrow.
The Senate met at ten o'clock, dis
pensed with the reading of the journal
and o1iOyppod
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|
The "Octoroons'' closed their successful
engagement at the Grand Opera House
yesterday with afternoon and evening
performances, large audiences being pres
ent. The company proved itself a very
capable one, and will be welcomed back.
Hoyt's "a Milk White Flag with its
many novelties, musical gems. spectac-
ular effects and a large and handsome fe-
male contingent, comes to the Opera
House next Monday. January Esd. The
play fairly bristles with snap and ginger
and is usually considered the best com
edy the fertile Hoyt has given us. The
satire on the militia is treated with such
originality, such broad but good natured
humor and wit that the fun becomes ir-
resistible. The production is a gay feast
for the eye. the ear and the fancy. 1t is
a revelry of fun, mirth and music. 1t is
made picturesque by its groupings of
swell military figures, WANDERERS, color
bearers, bands, court martial assem-
blages, corps of pretty women. marches.
etc. Mary Marble is the Daughter of the
Regiment and is one of the cleverest
artists on the farce comedy stage.
|
The Stowaway," with its magnificent
scenery, its thrilling situations. its re-
formed burglars, will be the attraction at
the Grand Opera House for three nights
and Saturday matinee, commencing to-
Night. The play is a clever delineation of
a%racters among the lower walks of
ndon life. Tie story is full of heart
crest and relates the adventures of a
yward son who has fallen into dissi-
Jon and bad company, but the love of
IRE woman revives his better manhood
In the end virtue triumphs over vice.
company presenting the play was
l by great care and includes many
nown people, among whom are
Pheridan, Duncan Preston, Frank
Charles Swain, Celia Alsberg,
)ndrotk and others.
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TOR SALE" "For Rez.." Rooms for
Rent cards and boEse leases for sale at
REGISTER Counting RooT- apz9h
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ADJUSTMENTS.

OPERA HOUSE-Boston Lyric Opera
Company, in Fra DiaNolo."
GRAND OPERA HOUSE-"The Stowa-
way
Yesterday afternoon the Boston Lyric
Opera Company sang Said Pasha" to a
large audience, and were again well
greeted last night, when the always en-
joyable Bohemian Girl" was the at
traction. This evening Fra Diavolo," an
other f%avorite, will be given, with a great
cast. The company is a splendid one and
the engagement is giving the greatest sat
isfaction.
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The Senate met at ten o'clock, dis
pensed with the reading of the journal
and adjourned.
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PLUMBER

DLUMBING, Gas ana
j Work done at reason
furnish estimates on al
phone 81. WA. 4. c.
mhZ9e&d 10
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RIG Z a n
Toy and China Store.

The world was not made in one day,
but the Riggan Toy and China
Store will make your nickels and dimes
go farther than any other place.
Special for this week:
Assorted Crystalized Pineapple Fruit
Zoe h.. assorted crystalized Fruits, zoe.
h., the same asretailsat 60c. h.; Chloe
olate Almonds zoe. h., same as sells for
Soc; assorted nut and other chocolates
and Bon Bons at zoe. that retail at 40c,
Fine Chocolate Almonds Nuuaat
for 15c. Id. that sells at 25c.
The finest assorted Candy only zoe.
h., and assorted mixture of the best,
Toe h.; Walnut Buttercup Toe. ID
These goods are freshest and best.
We have four china Dinner Sets
$500 sets-to close this week the price
is only $3.50, pink and purple designs.
VALENTINES!-The best and latest.
fancy and comic. "Riggan's is the
place."
a 6-piece white Toilet Set for only
$1.25; 10-piece white Toilet Set, $3.50;
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12-piece white Toilet Set, 1915, best
Swiss granite.
A whole Tea Set $3.50, Sc pieces.
Lamp Chimneys 5c.-O, 1 and 2.
Kitchen Novelties and Conveniences.
Wire Goods and Tinware. Granite
ware galore! Any price, any kind, of
the best make, and we make a special
reduction of % per cent or Il off the
price, and as you know if you have seen,
it is bed rock bottom. Only look and
get the prices.
GAMES-Any You Want arroms,
$3.50; carroms and archering 1928; 10
games in one, $500; croconole and car
roms combined, $3.50; parchesi, IS;
chess Qndia), 80; logomica, so; card
games, cards. chips and dice.
Silver plated ware and cut glass; any
piece of glass cheap. All kinds of the
newest Toys and they come in and go
out every week and every day.
Lamps and Lamp Goods.
Send your orders to and visit
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CITY EXPANSION
AND SONE
Geranium Valley History

Something over twenty years ago our
Senior bought a corner in Geranium
Valley, about twelve acres of it inside
the city. He opened up mile of streets
and numbered his lots one to one hum
dred, and visions of wealth warmed his
heart as he awaited the coming of the
Street Commissioner to work the new
Iy opened Avenues, but he waited in
vain. for many years his little children
were often lost in the wild luXuriance
of Jimson weeds and Broom Sedge
which grew up in them. His children
are grown men and women now, his
Taxes also grew and they continue to
grow to this day. The Street Commits
sioner has never come. No improve
ments pass that way, and often in the
middle of the crop he works his field
hands on the so-called streets that his
friends may find path to his house.
The city lots have been converted into
Tnrnip Salad and Onion patches. and
where he had hoped TO see fine houses
erected the Gourd Vine iIourishes, iu-
stead of being Il man OF wealth and po-
sition he still keeps his little Grocery
Shop and is truly grateful when GUS
toner pays him the cash for a 2-cent
yeast cake.
We have given our endorsement to
the Pure Food BILL and shall toat as
fair with it as business will permit. We
think the Commission should now turn
its attention to the Dry Goods trade.
We have read that the best bleached
Domestic runs 40 yards to the pounu.
s ounces of this in Soapstonc or Talck
Starch, if Potato or Cereal Starch were
used the poor mans wife before MAX
ing il up, or afterward if she preferred
by boiling II down if properly seasoned
would make very fair soup. Soapstone
or Talk Starch soup would lie very heavy
ON the little ones stomachs, an addi
tionnl burden on the poor man in Pain
Killer and Paregoric these also should
-, ...l,inntr OF Inunstimn tinn
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MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.

Ladies' delightful muslin underwear
made as well as most home made gar
ments are-the prices are lower than
you could duplicate any garment in
the lot,of the same grade Of materials
We had thousand garments III the lot
at first, not so many now, bar The
lines are all still complete. We'd be glad
to have you see these garments while
all the prices are here-next week might
be too late for some of the most want-
able kinds.
LINENS.
Table linens Of good qualities are al
ways in season, and in demand-if the
lrices are as low as our prices are The
time Spd money it would take 10 ay
a sxbply of these would b. wei spent
you could gain nothing ty waiting
you might lose a splendid bargain.
Come to-day.
SHOES.
Do You give your SHOE buying the
attention it ought to have? At this sea-
son it is dangerous to fool With poor
shoes-it might mean a doctors bill. if
no worse. You ought to buy shoes
where none but the genuine ara sold
that's here. People say we sell shoes
at lower prices than anyone else in the
city. We suppose we must. We have
new customers everyday, and our old
ones stay with us. Satisfaction to
each and every customer, is our draw
ing card. Can't we draw you with this
card? It's a sound policy.
EMBROIDERIES
Pretty women and pretty embroiior-
les go together. We have the prettiest
line to be found-embroiderie we
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mean-all new, neat, pretty patterns
thin, sheer, fine quality materials, and
the prices are hardly more than half
the usual. Put up in AZ yard pieces
hardly any two patterns alike. Inser-
tons to match most of the edges. You
ought to get first choice of these this
week.
MEMS TIES.
Here is a mans bargain. We have
put every mans tie in the house in one
big lot and made the price for all 19c.
This includes every price and every
kind-19c.
MEMS CLOTHING.
We have some fifty mems suits still
on hand, and about $50 pairs mems
pants. We do not expect to carry cloth-
ing in our new store, at all. These
must go. Come and make an offer for
any you like of 'em.
CURTAIN POLES.
Seventy-fye curtain poies-oak, wal.
nut and ash, brass trimmings, five feet
long-worth 25c., these for 1Sc.
REMNANTS.
We have culled the remnants and
short pieces from the different lines, and
made table of them. The prices in
most cases are half the usual. Good
picking among these, for those with
children-not many OF them-about
enough for a fair days selling. Better
come this morning and pick out what
you can use of them.
- y HATS FOR &c.
We've picked out - shapes in ladies'
hats-none worth less than 23c-and just
to see how quick they will go-will sell
them tomorrow at Sc each.