davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-27
Working Night And DAY.

The busiest and mightiest little
thing that ever WAS made is Dr.. Kings
New Life Pills. Every pin Is a sugar
coated glchule OF health, that CT enges
weakness into strength, lis.lessuess In
to energy, brain flag into mental
power. They're wopcer'ul 10 building
up the health. Only 25c per box. Sold
by Irwin & Co.. druggists.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-27

No Trouble To Answer. Oues1ior,s
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-27

to work recently on the Santa Fe, nesl
Trinidad.
n Valuable Crop.
The La Cueva ranch company will
acres Of alfalfa from their ranch near
Las Vegas.
Millionaire Quietly Married.
E. L. Dohenny :. q California million
aire, was married recently in Albu-
querque to Miss Carrie Beteold, OF tb at
city. The ceremony took place at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. A.P. Magin-
pis.
Indian Teacher Appointed.
William J. Lee OF Lyons Foot. Ten.
nessee, has been appointed Industrial
teacher at the Indian industrial school
at Albuquerque, vice ]. C. Phillips,
resigned.
Returned From Alaska.
Bert Worries Of Albuquerque who
went TO Alaska three years ago at the
height OF the gold fever there, return
ed to his home last week. He declined
to say how much gold he brought back
with him.
School Contract Awarded.
The contract for the normal school
building at Silver City has been award
contract calls for the completion of the
building by March i.
Mass Convention
The republicans OF Eddy county met
81 Carlsbad Thursday and put a ticke, |
IN the field. The meeting was the |
most harmonious In years. and she At
tendance was very large. The republi- |
:an party appears TO be gaining |
Co.
the Charge.
Rev. Father G Allon, assistant parish
priest at Pecostown, has been suspend
I'd on q barge OF habltusl intoxica-
lon. This f. thu second time the
'sme priest has been suspended on the
Iame charge.
Fifty prie-ts OF the diocese OF New
college for several days, have
eff for their various homes.
Bonds Are Valid
A peremtory wri. of nandam will
'e awarded to the plaintiff In the case
I the territory Of New Mexico ex. rel.
{. A. Elston, VS. the board Of county
Of Santa Fee county. The
ase grew out of the failure Uf the /
GARD OF county commissioners to levy
tax for the payment OF numerous
lterest coupons upon bonds issued by |
ne county of Santa Fe. The decision
'ss handed down by jnd,e John r.
lcFie.
ondted Library.
Joshua s. Ray pOlds, president OF the 1
irst National bank OF Ell Paso. Albu- :
uerque. Las Vegas, and Grand juno
CO, has presented Albuquerque with
'ur city lots and a handsome brick =
co be used as pu bile library.
he gift As made with the provision
lat the city purchase 81, 600 worth of ,
,oks, and maintain the library In
,od condition. n
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-27

The original Alamo bell has been
turned over TO the Daughters of the
Repu olic of Texas a. San Antonio and
will be hung In the Alamo with apnro.
pirate ceremonies. The bell vas dts.
covered three months ago at Gol,sd
we're IL was offered for sale as old iron
by Noses Oppenheimer. The news of
the discovery Of the historic old bell
was received At San Antonio with the
result that It has been transferred N
Mise De Zavalla, president of the
Daughters. The bell Is eighteen ipch es
high, and weighs thirty-fvs pounds
On il Is engraved the date I772, ard tb a
words "SSn Antonio" together with
the Spanish coat Of arms.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-27

Ask for "EI PAeO IssSiS - Re
she best cen. GIG AR he 20.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-27
Came From Fl pdso.

twenty-five Mexican laborer from
the vicinity of Ell Paso have been Int
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-27
NEH MEXICO
Communication Established.

Telephone communication has been
ESTABLISHED between Silver City, Cen
1ral, Ssuia Rita. Hanover, Fierro, ana
Ernest's. N
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-10-27
4 WysEo9EEd f9 BF98RPiIBIFIi99nfIIsgtfss.

Every Prolibitionist knows that bis eandi-
DATES 1is& faatdeRiatn and es fesplJent VIII
a8l CARLY 4 single pfrssetjnet il ibe United
States 81 NoSeRRibeer u III ordinary elections
taife g2aRoS6aY 70 tie phitiPeq II PfohiBiiion,
@ ea9l 9iiPn deeae fR6BSSaR IA ad2aaheea,i
s6ast6al3 be ediaamhireeae Tie maS sw@GEo does
opd6gge bpihheble bgeeeaa Because &c Eha61sg Success cess
q esSeTryesu com
81 ehta 9faSaS}li iggpafsMaafd fohesiy aud
G39id ti6P duty, Bat w2ergsay 10 BeSin his Is
aSS95SrfiRIs afy Lection. aBe 9 u Bss Frepatc
& Ii fe Balance AID be W6sky TfhstD as
8ep Il 81 abtlef po&aeriaf trusts, Is Oh tie
sde 81 MgKdfay gaJ Haahnhia aaslp robiB3ildbn.-
igs, tenfeiSreg,i Who would nsss TIE fePPRGte
Pfesef3ed i22lst v65iR e pfP Bryan aud
f6ey Sf Be'f 5ppGey aud az against fHste ea
pibsy sad iRggy lR Cad etteliF gtS lie Misty
Ttbsi g5taSg fSSfP BfyysaFh man By y65liRe
thsSff Own IeRag Sf Bryan Rilf work lSS'rel
'Jls,E o,gli. ticket, for Bryan wiil work % re
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get out f5 ne y92tse-

A week from next -TAuesday-7No November G.
whiwbek eiits9eEpi as1 day. DemSoeerRaSls are
TaIeA riY and they i eah give lie
aba Demo fdtsee ekeis sdbg}anlii msiofily Pie
faF eamilooeraaiieei 9oie.is apotlfed -Four yeTs
ago aeKfA9atg3lea Garfield catr9if BY 2d PLURALITY
afHs ge AalPify qahfFR9 have 70 p1r4ity e
i5ei E6adatEa Bft{fn sat ana sofeo PYsbeiieRe lie
ifd e26s TIRE afg dtahe yPPaafly Is aroused a
Iiihg Salty v6{9 Wiit B9eg p9iea, but 10 Chances
Should Be fsseGn..i Tie issues Az g foo monen-
sB5ag s, tie FesS too hf Important e ske TO
ieFeatb6 {akgs any pe eisk9l ana The ehoeraiie
CRIBS df al shiiff Ell meetings Thext week
lfi iHfR jegaheab st u PSI Save every friend 81 e
hBii{e Rmidi 55pp IS lseHhi 81 tugstlSe ahd MiaTs
IaRhe P8hso fIIebe 81 shosa a iI Is have
1hahss I'D volefs oSSksd aStier ahta5 3hose Who
have 10 S88IhSaE6ya22eeess sh68il ,haYe ways pro-
\ videdG axe tia eaESG sui t o Vote Guys
vdNhsfgl the here 9 ale o Is Clubs Democrats with
eaHfrhasg 5sgs 5Sf & &ihP them gsash De5
G aatEiie baIa @h6S halssee hone Aus"
crG rie4F,, P9ean VAS u tie districts should be
nsf4El 9aaa AZ De@5e!rt 5ioaInd Who may ho
nave fag esmafiea hee .iittn2ppoofianeeg u yo(Rs
RnSaff H. III RFaslsea Nib TIE alGly be owes ives
2nqIs faiafEoIiI eSoIaiRhry f g SUI RS by ~
g6le thatr Ihialalteblegs Tribune Of lhe' People
Within JghRhffihgs Bryan ns 2 ''s '''s'
HBohist fefiayB ditf eleelon day the matter 2
arEa2Aaahin gget5 kaq99as Ikee h Demaocfac 'roii
28de G6 tdo w G2kke al Shc EN- see NJ fe Dem
Il y3fk n g bhssie5h borbo6ds and rg,
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RHHHItiEpaefEqgs M9GEssaEsss.


Gnee Lutheran Church .sI,gln.fay sea Shoe Z
T =. Cl Y 6ib p fn..,sg =. ~ - tiis
IGsf0T. YES q F. aPeH ,Alner, D p, Pastor.
Carroll Charge. ,Ref5IInJfi II Al SERVICES
OF Present Hen1 fiH 4nifch StfI.tiay
rdeElcsi ~ ibososl Ia isfFftig ger stp II 10
sJ,ir1fgA ON chiir.i-SiihtihY aSehhi At " p III
JeIpIata ne rSfts al 50 " ny seho" AT = M
Divine Service az 80 y, u. j. Aaoalister Faster,
salem Charge I.gthefsin 3.hursh.- Benjaniin S
Cifnfah 4sfndsiy Hehnoi at . X NJ Ireaehifls At
ibAfqh.- YnF31 6eElAt5 p IN. It,ieehi
iiiraay at p M Gla Gee r 2hhtrtifk ilsy Srg p.
ihts Sci ieaf.f9s hsFtli shHGi St j ap Il;
Nc cfSiFStii,s sts,P 4. ? M
,Unioslown Church Of God -Ifeastsiiig AZ 10 Is
ie4eli ,isl r trsg ne lykes!n ching ~ fI
berry at I'D q m. EiderS p ycCratit Pastor
Pipe Creek A. r. Church. periei.ce Meeting
agals5 a. fhs followed By sSfinofiN ~ tbD g. h Re
iSisa sersSed 10 Ny M nRey! IT. III fueis @f
Jis.acfi Al Cni6hFowiiaty3O pe II =. Lucas VIII
preaeliat bhsen'owi' 8s ~ ~ al x indey, Pastor
81 JOINS Ghmrgh-- ys-li,gw Jas n 2 Tl3
aifa flish Mh4t Kiln " 'iiys yb r. Nj 20 y. M.
lIJSf * hHaeE1 tss arg mi Pers ~ ~" p ~
During ihe week-N isJhSeph IT, ( stssi,ig Pastor.
Centenary NJ L Chuhh plStfnday sthosf Al ? IS
a 5PFlie mug &c fgssja III afia ~ nj Ep
ayiif.h 5sqsiieiA B4B bliui ~. ann f-@ p II. hp-
worth League al O. re, y. a. Price 4. p, Pastor.
Methodist Protestant Church Rev. 81 L. ,jGIslhau.
DAtDt lIsl4l pfo atBil ~ rssl III N
5eai q N! an1 % n VI sshlA 6st NJ
IiirPMiS Eess rtisa il ie fesitias RON u
tiseay eiiiii. AZ 3fotlotke lecture room Nea
tis eEeiliis = ~ = = :. @ . -
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| Its special article on Illinois the Herald
beads IS fellows ITI6innIOSi s SS itafatiSn i i
FHn pf Doubt The corespo o9dsE tbe bsiglpT
his report jfhus-
s Illinois is probably safe for Mckinley
ada lfa5So sevsitp, Dgtsa should Give them ipt
hDalg s RH9 81. O06d pifGd2};ssiity Although il
lewedt a2pAn g dPtli66al 1896 81 G gsb9b,
fSfIgre Is glili saeh ,,dopbt I'D The sit1ati6n
thhsf Fha Repptiicahfss Would BE wiling now
"a Ever HIS i5f 'iiiiisnrsRee
t9 agtah rna5e fi5 k Size eiectorf vote THE
bgptyia eShieh yin eiget lie successor
ssahaffor Sahlegfbyy W pli6ii, i IN But
Piio5s Sfe 9id The phiicah State iieket Is in
qsaridtga ld Il iRg f'PaOiie''u 9''''e '''As'
IT win be observed the eorrespo o9dsg
does not hot say that illinois aqiH give her elec-
toral to ipey and Roesegelt bit t thaat
It ostg4f to do 50, and then proceeds to say
bP hsge i S Sgh d5OoqPP tfhhp heR aSg qB1
cans are willing now to trade anythlng Iql
ipsra ae @ asas 5 oss Of lie state that The
Legislature IS lost and the Repqhriean St az
legislature Is lost and the hePuolcah STATE
li Se Is q IN s serious danger
IF The Herald desire for Mckinley 5
IF the Herald desire for /, Mckinney
election had not been IN the, balance, II
ee ed ;s aa fG9sb Pee9 rd s avn 1aHS
mad made up a table showing st264 electorlll
votes for BRYAN and 1873 stor Mckinley.
Votes for Bryan and - LOT ~ cNlniey
Competition IS the lie Of traffe.
,If8agtg deztfSy it. ne me q 'f@'
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WE CLOSE AT ~. M EXCEPT SATURDAY.

Rhe F9tef wh8 is SO affaia thai he
will haFs A Fifty Gent Bellaf aaa
expgglg t9 wis fer Mckinley Should
paHss ana e8Hsiaef We fhee the
gleat ;en eff MeKinisy Viii net result
in a siffy Be- geHt sitisaa; sur
AZ lars san easilg bg regulated II
Wall be EsFY diiiieHit 70 festeFe q
Fifty RaE Gent. Gitizan t9 fha ft,ti
Stature 9f a ffea and inaspega az
81 isen, sHah az the peepie haFe Been
nader the BeeiaFafien FL iHaspen-
denee and the Cans itatien:
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EgeTE peEsqHl, ql9lFesssh tR, Eftatss
sAnnldi, vote, aaainaf, BiekseaeN, the
Candidate Of t9Alef, Republican, Qosar-
Il9in a, fer Congress-, ti- B3aAeafy Is
at The, head of the Qe5tttan R,seAs
Trust il, i4al,glanlsh aHAi ifss General
Msnafgserr SshafHNifh he eyer eataFr
c9n1sgresss he, with BE FER egssEg Trust
every tim e and against the interests
lo of peqap3lss Hen, 3 Eresh G. Hall.-
Il3 sosiitte al h ha dapsnasd qFah TO vote
Ito5 dastEoyS TRUSTS; .
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Republicans. Against Trusts and , I'm
Republicans Agzt1I1s7L ll11sSh5 anu 1tai-
peI1alsIn-

Senator WelIinpton Is not.the Repnb-
enatot Aellfgf5n Is not sns only
esH rghS ssh eiSIsI s bsf5SsT scl
io1 2ryan Iit 2sfsss5 II fsnHr
Ts s e , .fl WV SS sf Isl gs' s;s'ls
SatGSga Mi:il giIl Il lTfs o.s' u,
a3SfTT;;5 ma IddiSf Mas VS. sss,l 81 Mont
ihtsilSt. al'A <AaJOt Ptf1t.
LID dlst,lCl 2na a,flsog g;11 Il WI 81 Wash
S1niifv eSliiiV lid l.ehii5i r. Via Or Wasf-
luEloti.s i5.- nave geell s44uttssi1
10 fsye feSii s.ssses a,5,I fta1,;sIie,
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a PH,eeGnl1qqYeeTfatFe mqqfaltss meeting
viii be held at Odd FeAlqws'
HfIFaaAllb . Wqsttqqaq4fpnfssteg, Md, OH SqAt-
qdrq{qAFa a!y,, November 81, 1900 At
F99 T NJ eappsflAReeg the auspices
q5fitthP le State QeptaEiaqaA GQmlqqAfttee,.
The pplits aadlpss With be adj
dressed by
HON j FiRER e TA4BS'afh
HON A. hkQ, kNQiFiF
HON QIrHN BRYAN,
| AAaA oshsrs= AHfiF bS The Westminster
Ri,s gaIh
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Eyerxthinsgr yast, eat assfIlwsaE. has
IhaeAb AfatKsya.lnaedi in Hriaee ny the
TEnsstss HaYas yaHfr wagsss heeni
Iralssessall hEg THE TRUSTS in the srIfast
lnrpIQ rtian,
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Alp]ip3lITlEq9bA4 +QcA4l,..
Weslminster pemoeratIc elnb.

WSSi!if1Stef DennCTaliC. Clnba
2r qTssagunEg Rsseii1deias II e ,t t 5ee
mee'g9e 20 2fl9r RF5ohEl8 ~ 81 IlTs IJ
sget.l1Sg' aaf iaIP ISfas 9sd5R4 afdf q.
6tfitfn5taif E sofl n, 81 he EX , nlse
B6hf iittis geli Fn2S % many II 5nr 6 SIT
2eis, atiq feeelyaf i.ea,ttfy sy ,9.i6i fnee
Iefte soon ieii anfQ isiia arr iGSs4usedn,y
,efripief ms teiiis a 9ie fl l9 Anq Il
nv BGrlF SitB aGaFij aaBHiSg{. ifaf
xfeas Tracks tot us f hSiiof f eSo5nitsgffeq
upon Min 9Ie1ftangfon s salq i in 6 tflif
tl We @ilstef the grahq 9lq safe n
U Matylanq. trnhi alleh 1atidk, anq iioday We
siahq ready hi aIl2e l6iaohs heifd aA 40
nj haaler e;igse 70 Sh6w th se expee,talt
tiii ls4s NJ rs grat 5epa!iiise WAT MS
9cril ~ arryidq WITH WITH , 54leq hr9nl } SIR
r. ~ ile SaSreI ese iii}t' k2f E Wfneh
our t .iffIs i q1ei.
bur eyts nave been opened, ,ml9y teIfIlo%
6fegs ot ytisAIo the 9 l,s s slile liberty
VII integTiy 6t ON e56sttfafti6h
peaeei NJ holi 6 g6 ogq@,H al pfoaq Hn fhss
oHer iyraly anq 2 fsp iinIlo me
d:tif1 Vie e1sns ASIDE dt III bhr torej,ltlieis
Rave iitisf reFefsf;; dhr f(ecfarSfioif of tide
petqeiite' iieid np 70 se2rii' v 4 fling us
frBYEqs 'odH tons5lutJon iespisp'tt.' AZ 4 creed
btitNdtn; ne g17nsfihg heel 6f inonopdf3
upon re itfiial ri l5ij6r n y9nFf doors 5iid
is til3Iissi n1i'i's a@ay 4 foreign foreign VAT gp6h
IT'D Pe9tll f. be fh Pres IL
qisgrace taf e eSq
uR.s We tiaihi fhe nshi as Amerieani eilizens
~ eIect m adllililstrittton @ple %lii efIs ek
tle irasTs iesiafflaf, hefiIioaaS Pefs6ls
nose iankemsteih flollstt,Fs 9 Fhe ig, bck
tbaf eilialltS VIII lhe hn,nablest eileen ot
bhr huld, and we rtptiqla;e Hill administration
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The e New o,, VOTE da.' New York Herald
O. 81 ne E} SEowYS SEs SUNDAY sdEal4 ID
annoggoe9 ,Hls On the loll9{glF ~ and3 lIes I
sSY ygS6sS al sBS K rfbs sst
dePtial sl5etpa & 1le5 ig 9g9 de IL RsSs
THU g aB5 5ef45 fSF2 Brlsyaai6 Sfai
vosr I'D Mckinley and an Ier kfyaeqIai Claims
~ n al i!tse q. .Esf eo1sltSiqn it claim5
sIIlqgnia. Why ITpsdii ea b clan WIZ aTay
Iliiapis gitb q INDIANS $ srl Va I Tn,'s
qs E;F ,b5 boiISsFs9o f fTe BRAN yT955sgiaI
"a ESasi 5lgr Bi ess tdb Sqid Il
l lsSse bit mt - lor McKiaiey, less than a
I1aRglt,.y!l ana Deowore are as snre for
n1nfgiaas asd Pss%ais5s f5S aF iE ESl e.
Es sS az s. s feaasSls2S5 AZ Eials
No 10 eIbseTqant pereen ,5eaies ,,ha!it k9di4Pa
Is , more e esf,i for 9 Bsfan dun ,or S
S A,,s s 5i.- tf9I IaSis is. s%lF,55'i =
j,ai#srai1y essiel3 yels WA. d iiI6,t MI
1896 Iljr 56S i5o lE aBr y NT
Bryanq Ga g9gseE neg sr6 thaat i59n9d e 3ine
rs 4a issas5y $s5FSisa If si'5 +
Msiae be 6e@gegaa;gs E}ts sSaa3 ~ B Bsr
cent cent 8rea,er a i, in 89G, iad tie Re
taBiieaq vote felineyd abcTt srt the 4 @ns
proportion. he Ies,Ye ~ erme 9n' Wls
kint;lairr change 81 FIVE per cent. IN
9,afar 4 slggigS q tiGsy e Isr eenb rva e
t ,ltlla %@oalI gye Die state % BRYAN
81 . laiFi5S 9,iaii2rit5a rotes arc mt in the
S s9gI5n bafSfa 3 Seiss axe fgt "a tfs
NHs ekey t eH a3Y az es 5aie s S @s
l F9F B BrSSnn IL u SCI, Ss@aS Fs ITS
ARE are s is@ gs ssn g MsRiais and tfsi State
S yotedf le or B BrSa ! t%' Sear ears ,
MI l''sssg'., Iislg57sh aSf pfio are alSo
s e1lRIeq i f9r {aIsSS Vii Sft tRsir
Of Is sleeieEll VOTES MfgIe5ola anil N Mich IN
g San are ss,. 8 f ss Bf5T Is 5fsS s5s
Tor nelAlnley, am ErallE Z. fy]e c1iarYs0n'
g2r MeASIgndIe4 aannd fTeISn Horned cores
t se S ogsel and Nh ini6fmsd eprfes1
Ohio q Is 10 Doubtful, and gave bis reasons,
Ohio, ns d9nbtpl, ianf ;gayg M Ie a,g rs
lwS hlch M %ere Pnaishe9 t. tRe 2BBvv6eeH4TE
if assMses,., n.,,,.,,..,s -. .l.;mi,o ,ba
AZ Aafky dtes 81 fhat State tnr BRYAN
oe S1 e y9e EHa aI s N i set BiIN em
III S aSE BT%sn c%S,,lIll 5et yi E9 ,Pa
B4 f Ss5Sds. III Bp@yafb lfdb r SIh i6f
e9Ad caEy5 t NJ Bss g5aPBl t6Teag apod
tEsstsss, a5. is tBe aD5 Money ab bSs
tfsg eiig SaII 2g peeassSSo t md d
bsake, ba5 EeTgiis s. g9 s IaI be sSS9 dtms to
oiSr siaiS MAJ fy Ia a e E TaI q i home iSs
tiSSf}etl9ana cKSii9Il,sSe bEbbeT IiaI,Idf rs
niisa s Mn s5 Fjds i bn9 cl lSg,l as
iyrellst BelSIss, hei I'm sSdei, and claim the
eiegi9n, Is aifss@95iM Soogs; NOT credit is own
Egt bsr ~, Dies sr5 o5 egsdis i ANA
Rsares iBsS Ak mex ssS 3,, %oJe l ana
fs nS,;9re Salgsbls ilia1 a.S S59aTs lTf9m
psb 81 bsE s9la Im9 pTe
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NEW GOODS
At UNUSUAL
PRICES

thia aa sse1
better tee esa hAar
hA4e gau hs@si llA weekly tbsfAas sH
t TiAsee atStleea3s st
gss asfl ger Jsq
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RdHti1n SAdlEis--sti n,svsteses Pe.,,.
sylseniaa Aseesae. Meslarissser. AIdS an. an.
fssstsaeasg oetebbri27s ptf rs M Ssemsss
fnnsss Cases seaess, cdhilss kegs sas eslis,'.'
eeeFps islaeialpf 5easehbil goods rab..e.i
ee thrg persieaiass seesliiis.
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|isNlsaEglt a|ssgHBk.
AT HAMPSTEAD.

On Saturday nigbt oQelpbsr ~ "a ai77 n,
oefoek Y H9hh{ Dagean, efBAltllpf r
cd2ptS, and ptbeIs va saaFes Il lsIIl9 eTatl'
I 8 ! q, at+ HsRfpslesd.
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FOR CONGRESS-,
HON. JfFR1FD. e. Talbot,
HON. j. FRED. G, IALBOil,
The New York Herald's Forecast.
The New York Herald g Forecast.

Election Tuesday, November 9th, 1900.
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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-10-27

Competition is the Tie of. trade.
1 G'fagts aesfSy it. is 'i'9 q '
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-02-14

QUALITY TELLS.-A carefully selected
~ stock of Nuts, Candies, Figs Oranges
Grapes, &C., for sale BY
IC MJLRURH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-02-14
NEnICIN
"sTOP THEFT"

=. &c an old trick among the light
sngered fraternity to divert attention
seS, a"S themselves by raising the cry of
n., u .,oo thief" and 80 putting the public
on false scent
There is certain kind Of advertiser
exnert in similar methods. One
wa VI sic trtcks is to tell women that it's
S,eyolting" to write to a man IN con-
.,,rstjon about disease. Women
'so.ll write to a woman" The remain
-, of the advertisement invites women
az lite for advice, and is carefully
Id 10 convey the idea that the adj
w. w. otIered is that of physician. But
w - examination shows that there is
nI,vsicisn's advice offered and the
~ clamor of "write to woman "
!. -s;sed to divert attention from the fact
~, = ~ the woman offering advice is not a
- t,-] and therefore not competent to
live medical advice
For the advice Of an unqualified
woman is just as dangerous as the
advice of an unqualified man.
uo,,en who are sick can obtain rnedi-
al sdyice free by letter, by consulting DR..
, y Pierce, chief consulting physician
- the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical In
s4rte. Buffalo, n. Y. AS an expert in
,Se treatment and cure of female dis
.a..s M DR.. Pierce takes the highest rank.
u over thirty years experience he has
.f.,,ed half-a-million women and OF that
Srsat number ninety eight per cent. have
Sesp perfectly and permanently cured.
Zach letter is held as private and its con-
,,n.s guarded as a sacred confidence.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-02-14
WOODLAWN FARMERS CLUB.
Reported for the Gazette.

Pursuant to adjournment the Febru-
ary meeting of the Woodlawn Farmers
Club at Cameron, the residence OF Mr..
James w. Roberts, on the 10th at about
IL a. 10.
Be unanimous request Mr.. A. W..
Harrison took the chair in the absence
OF the president, E. E. Mason. Mr..
Mason came later.
fhe minutes of the January meeting
were read and approved.
Mr.. Marshall King, of Cnas. King &
Sou, Alexandria, was present, and on be-
ing introduced said be was expecting to
start tomato cannery near the river
front in Alexandria and that he desired
the cooperation of farmers to the ex-
tent of growing the tomatoes. He
wants about 10000 bushels and expects
to pay Is cents cash per busnel. He
cave preference to no particular varie-
iy, but would accept any good toma-
.oea delivered in good condition.
The CLUB thought the enterprise
would be beneficial to the farmers and
1OfDt Vi buc hCuoOio eHN"e-S SoJ
would try and raise few tomatoes Tor
Mr.. King.
Alr. Hine, of Vienna, who is interest
ed in the canneTy there, said that
1t is a cooperative stock company:
They pay 20 cents per bushei OF 0o
oounds for tomatoes, but do not pay
cash. and sometimes the farmers wait
until the end of the year or until the
can ned product is sold, for their money.
He thought Mr.. Kings offer fair one.
Mr.. Harrison introduced Mr.. Peters,
of the Department OF Agriculture, d.
vision OF Seed Inspection. Mr.. Peters
addressed the club on the subject OF
purity OF seed, displaying samples and
charts showing the comparative value
and vitality of clover seed and of some
OF the weed seed usually found mixed
win it. and explained simple method
for testing the vitality of seed that any
farmer could adopt. Mr.. Peters's talk
was highly interesting and instructive
The club then adjourned to meet at
w lnut Hill, the residence OF Mrs.
Auna s. Walton. March 10, at the usual
hour, p. ~.
CHAs. NJ. PIDGEON, Sec'y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-02-14
QUESTION ANSWERED.

Yes, August Flower still bas the
largest sale Of any medicine 10 the civil
lized world. Your mothers and grand
mothers never thought of using any
thing else for Indigestion or Bilious
ness. Doctors were scarce, and they
seldom heard of Appendicitis, Nervous
Prostration or Heart failure, etc. They
used August Flower to clean out the
system and stop fermentation of undi-
gested food, regulate the action OF the
liver, stimulate the nervous and organic,
action of the system, and that 10 oil
they took when feeling dull and bad
with headaches and other aches. You
only need q few doses of Green's
August Flower, in liquid form, to make
YOU satisfied there is nothing serious
the matter with you. For sale by
Ernest L. Allen, Claud M. Lennon,
Wsrfeld & Hall, Charles G.. Lennon,
w. F. Creighton & Co., and Richsrd
Gibson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-02-14
Story Of q Slave.

To be bound hand and foot tor years
by the chains OF disease is the worst
form of slavery. George D. Williams,
of Manchester, Mich, tells how sucn q
slave was made free. He Gays: my
wife has been so helpless for five years
that she could not turn over IN pea
alone. After using two bottles OF Elec-
trio Btters, she is wonderfully improv-
ed and able to do her own work." This
supreme remedy for female diseases
quickly cures nervousness, sleeplessness
melancholy, headache, backache. faint
ing and dizzy spells. This miracle
working medicine is q gOdsend to weak,
sickly, rundown people. Every bottle
pusraate eed. Only 30 cents. Sold by
r. s. Leadhester & Soma Drug Store.