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The Mena weekly star., 1906-07-26

Charles Williams of Maud, Okla, came in yesterday after noon for a visit with relatives at this place and other points in the county.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-07-26
FROM POINTS SOUTH OF MENA.
Interesting Items From Wickes, hatton
 and fIiIIham.

 Special to the Star.
 Wickes, July Wickes is happy over the good rains. Gar den truck is fine and the field crops are now safe. Peaches and apples are scarce, but berries are plentiful.
 Mir. and Mrs. Lee Cole are en- tertaining his two sisters and their children.
 John Lewey and wife of De Queen are here, guests of her mother and sister.
 C. H. Jett and wife are at Baker Springs.
 Ed Henson and wife have the sympathy of the community in the loss of their infant son.
 John Daniels and wife came down from Mena on account of the illness of his sister, Mrs. Henson.
 Several outing parties from Texarkana and Shreveport are rusticating in the vicinity of Wickes.
 MT. Nixon. recently book keeper for Lee Cole, has just completed a neat house, and rumor says he will consult the county clerk and the minister and then go to housekeeping.
 John Watson and family enter- tained this week their daughter and family, MT. and Mrs. Henry Rollin and baby of Granniss.
 Aunt Lizzie's Cafe" has the civil engineers this week. They are regulating the grade an- surfacing The road bed.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-07-26

]. M. Hatfield, a substantial farmer of the Shady neighbor- hood, was in the city buying supplies today.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-07-26

Mrs. Maude Burson left this afternoon for a few weeks visit at Knox, Ind.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-07-26

this morning for a visit with relatives in Scott county.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-27
Diplomatic Wiooae.

Ncn Norf8 San6eIStamtrer gap
SEN 220e gtcuamber lin oarlige San'
fet, % politiife Soler bolOteS al ben
brittle AmbaSia6sr, Nen tpite Nm'
ba5iaosr % 6oreneOe Stoters Sena'
tor Stepbeu .. gItiu8 ira 8eit Dir
ginia. Cir 0aortimer TltrallS, ION /
Here Glar bar r%eprrienteret set britt
ife Rige / 8nibington, fOrlaOer nj i'm
9oit % uotuIte peo affeoen, at 6or'
boloet mellem hans 6GoreIano % DC
6oreneOe Stdter olOrtg bar u9ret Idd
ao0t ION set M er. Zen tgite gms
bo6ia0gr Baron Spccf bon SteruberB
irem6oI0t, at SanOeISiorbiuoelIen
meucm set tpife Riae % Be 6oreueoe
Statcr bsr bero pua Reciprocitet.
4merifas Groiperitg betpoer Den
iantmc Ipffelige Stiaing for Spif'
LAMB. "@i iorInnger ingen Se8itnitl'
geIier," iugoe BAN. "6OOS 1pifIono
oil er, at SanoeIaSeren ifol itaa ao'
ben ole &egne. gao Sen bcbitc pinSe.
ut @merifa bar icuot en- Goiofom'
mission til GgifIlpo cr efter min NE
nina Ct tpSeIidt Ie8n paa, at BrG't'
Dent Hooieoelt 'sIIer 6e idrrme Gin
Ter ION Seller @iIbeIm. 9egge isger
SanObeOcu % bill Ian8t Before %foritaa
en- Nabo emo misioritau bdn."
Senator Glfius ing0egif Oen Fda'
itar6. Of Serntet er / moraIif Reo.
8anq. Seuatet er 'om Solicit. Saa.
lunge 0ettc goor frcm / GpO og 6or'
itunO o. ietger meo / Ben fremaoifri'
berSe Civilization. gisr Senatet BET
iamme. Scnntet Iooer fig biihlof life
benriUe Of 6OIfets C%pbrusntng % Ii.
benifu6cIige Ronb; men 0cg bar oct
aISrig i 2ebet al buuoreoe gGr un0'
la0t at gienipeiIe 6oIfetS roone Com
o. bets oGooerDeie6e Billie, iom Set
10 ogiaa itabig bar Io0f9itet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-27

Get inrrne funSe man life iiee ON
CIT aroen az Sc Glore TeItoaere, mem.
Tia oen ouer belle Rorben bercnte Tig.
ter. grofesior @eIbaneu. San bar
iuit life al Dem, man ff 9pt til al
nPrme iis til. Ter pnr noget oluor'
Iigt, fisIigt. nGften itrGfet pcS BAN.
Sencre BAR leg flere @angc perei
iarumen meS burn nnber bans bpppigG
SpboIo | ai~ebenbapn, boor leg trui
bam | GbriItian 8intbers Siis %
l9rte BAN at fienSe ionr en- MarS,
man meset aoot flnoe tuIe men. @en
poa @anger.RoIi maattc iea iuSitrGu.
tc mig til at iiSSe title % ie pnn BAN
eIler Iptte til BAN, raar Fan taIte meS
andre. Sun bar ~operorbeutIis limit.
Der, Der en- Gang bar Jet bans fIoee,
msrfebrune Girte bnile pna Tia, oil al
Srig gIcrule bans adnoiulSe % eieu'
nerrtrpraeuee 9Iif.
glauot Be Dugre fnptteoe ieg mig
iprligt til Sen ganife rnge Shio,
pbilcI. SonatDan Mars pna 8rur6 at
bans iriifc, IipsgIaoe SinS 90 bin.
SenSe BerionIigbeS. Seq bar life Jet
bam iioeu SEN 8uug. san er bIeuen
en- al Rorges met iremroaenoe Sfo.
IemanS, OF hans Rnpn bar iaoet en-
goo Slang peS oen itore S~rOfIpoeIie.
ban, iom SfoIebeItprer | ariitianiu,
bar baOt paa 0en ~opoorenSe llugbom.
Saa bar ser ogiaa Ell ing Sttbert,
ION ie5 Ioaoe WGrfe til paa @rltno
al bans btittugoereSe gore. San par
bst % breSffuIoret og riatig "uOrif"
bporme0 ieg mener, at ban hsrte I'll De
9orSmGnS, iom b9rer fit Sooeo bstt,
trgoer fat paa 8Iilpet % Ter no, iort
ON Sc er iiGro reS at ta9e Ell tor Se.
littuina. Ger bar en- apurte Grergi
eoer pam. ud9tet 0un egeHItJ HE
iagbe eIer gioroe uoget, ser rsbebe,
at ban par en- iprbeIeS betpOeIig 9e8a.
oeIie. Ga ieg forbsrte mig ON, boent
bou bar. if ieg at oioe, al ban bdnNe
Set iproeles peIflirgeuSe RaOu 9isrn.
itierne 9isruior. Stuo. pbiloS. Seq
fau0t, at bette Nupn paSieoe gobt paa
bant. Ger par uoget bisrHa3tlgt oeo
BAN. 6orgprigt bar han life al Bent,
Ser irSbsO til nprmere &eficuotitab.
Der bar peI illaen Der ombOrO, Der
nne0e, at bette 0aUn en- Gang iflIOe
fomme til at fpIoe ser ifanOiuaOtifc
Roroeu iaoIeoe8, iom oct MI / Ell lang
aarrPffe bar giort.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-27
lloenfor SoIfeififfen.

Zen NET aifibeslisssubs W~isiiUns'
ItatiOH i gsrOen er uutussli9 cen paa
Ssri6sbE Zen, bel uUrOpeftIise Canada.
I'll bet uarmsite 9~aittOniur er Der en-
NiitanO of 1000 snselite Nil. 9uu
TO 9auss pm Saret fan oerfUr RisiiO'
u9rsrne erbOlOe 4Oitiprienoelisr. gsn
bar ct msset baritt aIima; / 8inter'
balpaarst isr maj SOlen Inn | 10 @aus
nsbsr, ps paa belle Den er Der life ct
Gra eler en- Buff. 3s gitimper, iom
90 sFonRrsrns uirfsr iblaHbt. sr mile,
usHlise Rsunsitsr, msSet lGrUiaiss os
mpbtassIiss for giuiIiiatiOnsu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-27
SAFE GtenD o ~,
tiifaIeS snsr titltie.

N"prrftstmCutgr uuber "EuFeS. -Ttlrle". ~Fu'
Iaiot" o. @gftgrirsrJirl~ fptsr % GrRis for ~ Orb IoE
bosr gdug, co 10 GrHtS pr. Orb for ait. Tom o~utriitIss
"a Ete. ApSrilsitmsRteT tHbtaats tfit ior mtHbre eao
hirlnarr. Tsf lsnner "a ttie AZ bosiSrc iaa InII
Gunner.
Esy- " etefabstiIbup fofsr - Gsais pr. etaIs.
Err Orb glgr en- Htatt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-27

SelIc-QrrUre brfieHetGisres tor frapGrrnoe
5Trat % SsHacr. at bet ~bcbageoc etrrru tn Sis
bonn az bOrifaIeC fra bette eib til ct brhTe Dor
fiGrs SHsbOaO % jabsF ReIs CItru ctas. 6GH
eEse fiuc I 3rOSU pna FIN dreIisr ben l7os Cite
Der 1906. gan btcV iset pad edaresu neors Ssus
/ Baan, gGIosTs, ben s9be aHeuit iS4. som III
Gnrrtia ben she 3EIt 1871 msO Gu 1amIite Oa boa
cbe gaaitca 60. NptHH.. iabttI Saapu 1873, b ban
Hptitoe ND til sroOttras Co., So. Tat, % tUs og
i D0msieaSIaHb. paa huittct ban bococ iHSttl fH
Tpe. GftsrIastr besraSsr 1abrt al ben bortBaHgHs.
Qpiat ~uelfsHst uETt bans @tHos.
grurr. 2. 4. 1sSe ROo, 1900.
SIRE. 6Tebriiis CliVa pfgs
% g. q. % Z. q. Eticu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-27
Seras Nanb,

Tom pil uobriuse Gigr0oe III BGret al fro
800 til $500 pr. acrs, er IN ttlinIas ior 800
III $50 pr. Aere. Zen ipollge Sreooe glpr
bet mlltgt at diitibe be bsit u9rbiatte urter
lrnge iPr be HOrOiits Sauer bar iptret. Set
fineite alimat | ameIifa belle &drst ruRot.
GrcuriiUH fra Chicago bosr lite % 3ote
Iirsoag / NaausoeH. aun So ior Iur %
8ctur - Standardization giRIoeH for 30 Ba8e.
Strtu ioag eiteT min iluitrereoe SCa ON
ganoet / GULF COAST COUNTRY % for iuler
fRnoia 8sIripege. Ih0. SEBASTIAN, Aoom
~, ga Sars Station, Gbleaso.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-27

iawIsse rbsiiier ss1a @iIiuu aronsr,
IS itGruosiiter 1884 Mi0iOu (26,4
Rrocsui). 19o0-1901: iamIeSe llo'
glitter: 81 Miaioner aruusr. Nsili.
taruSsiiier 16A Wtilion (25 Grpcsnt) J.
l9oi--l9o5: iamlebe llosiiter $50
Riaipn arpner.--Miliiaruosiiisr: 20
Miaioner (24,1 Irpceni). Gnpslio
or Talsne for l905-1906: iamIeSs
llosliisr sax @linion arpnsr. Drill.
~t9ruosiiier: TX IiliOn 8rpuer
(2o,4 Yipeent.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-27
San bGnSe De iaItcr, uScn at

Sian bGnoe De fnifer, uoen at Oe
icIp peS oct. giitnof ipiier Sc ire
8anse ON Gaeen, % t~ilfreositiler
Ceres Mupes 9ran, men 6erior fan
bet eoot bRnbe, at De iuIter. vi
Gpring fommer life fra Ropen. Get
er 9Iobet, iom o~pretboloer Sipsur9a.
nerne. Sois bette er urert % trGgt'
HpSenbe, bortfalber ben S%oripuing al
M 3raft, iom itaoie mua pSes 2ius'
organerne. Or. 8eter's aurifo ren'
ier gIobet og eiper 9egemet M SioS.
froit. Den er tiIbereot al Reooer %
ltrter cg Tan erboloes hos lofaIe au'
rifo.9genter. apotbefere ton life
forbanoIe ben. Sfrip til Or. Beter
Sa6rnep & Cons 60, 112-11S 80
Sopne @pe., Chicago, 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-27
WiIitaruooifter.

"gprt SprIpar" bringer | fit iioite
Hummer en- interesiant Speriist ocer
5orbplpet melsm Riliteruosiiterne %
be iamlcbe S~tatsuSsifter for Gnslanos
% be ire IfanoinapiIfe aanbss geotpm'
nenbe / 9eriobeu 1sSO-1906.
gnslanbs iamlebe llbsiiter bar 1880
%-lSS1: 2,232 Miaioner &rouer.
Seraf ubeiproe UiiIitprubeiiterne 525H
Miaion elIer ca. 23H BrUcent. 1890
-1s91 bar etatsubsiiterue Ite8et til
ca. ass MtiQipuer 8runer 90 0tili'
taruosiiterne til 57OH RiIion; oisie
libIte bar altiaa paa bette Tibspuuft
gaaet neb til 2OB pGt. al be iamIebe
Statsub9iiter. Get fslsenbe aar git
be neb iii 10 pGt.; men bereiter ite9 be
gar for aar, inbtil be tulmiuerebe
19OO-19Ol, ba MiIitGruo9ifterae ar'
broe til Omtrent Saluoelen (49,5 pct
al be iumIebe llogiite, Der Ill beIdb Jig
4,4O4 RiQipncr SIR.
9enne itGrfe StiBniug ifplotes bog
iGrlise 6prboIo: &risen meo Soerne.
Otter at benue bar enot, attug Gu9'
lambs militGre Budget after ct mere
normalt Irea. 1903-l904 bar Gn9'
lambs stat8rogiiter inlt 3,915H Ntl'
lion Srpuer, buurai WilitGruo9iiterne
anbrps CO. 1929 Miaipner (34,1 Bro
cent? % l9O4-1905 bar be iamleoe
rltsifter 4,o63 @inipner, meben ItiGi.
ubsiiterne belsb fig til 1,1s9 &runer
(2q,4 pGt.).
Sur 3ur9es gebtummenbe. bUOr Sal'
leue 10 bIiper betpoelie miaore, ittler
Sprbplbst fig iaaIebes: lSS0-ls8l
bar be iamlebe S%tatsuceiiter ca. ~
Rilioner 8rpner - MilitGrubsiiterne
aIene: SH Milion (3O,9 pGt.).
be fslsenbe Iar gift be mtIitGre
llbsiiter prucentpis no9et neo; 1890
I-1S91 bslpb be fig iii "a Wilion
8rpne. GAS pGt.). lS96-l897
ites be pluOielist til %, CSC, OOO, buittet
par 1919 PCT. al De iumleoe llbgiiter,
Der arorp9 40 WiaiOnsr, &rurer. SnO-
til l9O4-1905 perlece be meIem 30 %
40 3rocent. 1904-l905 par Rprges
@ilitGrutsifter 1914 MiQion arOner
eler ca. 26h PCT al be iamlebe Stat8'
ubgiiter Der altbrOs til ca. 60 Niaioner
Srpner.
suerise bar, piier stutiititen, 8ien'
nem Ell lang Ratte aar oiret en- meset
betpbelis Del al fine Snota9ter paa lit
6orinnr. lSSO-1SS1 par Suerises
iumlsoe Tighter COZ Riaipn arOner.
boOrai sObt 81 RiqiOner 1851 p9t.).
gif til bet milit9re 5oripar. Gmtrent
paa iamme 8unft boIot DC militGre r1os
glitter fig procentpis, iubtil be / 1896
1896 ite9 til 1915 8rpcent al StatsuO'
s~iiterne, % iiben bar be ituoig pGret
oper bette 9unft. Ssieit par Sueriges
WilitGrbuoget 1S97-lS9S, oa bet
frGpeoe life minbre eub 7lA WiQipu
Rroner eQer IA 9rucent al Statsub'
siiterne, Der belsb fig III iaIt 92H Ril'
lion. 19O0-19Ol q be iamleoe uez
glitter 1921 RiGiun aruner, RilitGrs
ubsitterne CO. SO RiliOHer (5l,S 8rOs
cent?. l9O4-19O5 par Gurbulbet:
iamlebe ubsiitsr 1877 Wi1iOHer Srousr
- Wtlitaruosiitsr: 75H 1854 Bro
csnt).
Gammenlisnet bermeo bar Sanmarts
Spriuarsubsiiter pGrst cuermaaoe te'
itebns. Mebens Sperises NtiIitaruo'
glitter iom nGunt fulminereoe mec IA
Hrceent al be iamlsoe Statsuo9tfter,
bar 2aumart iibsn 1880 ulSris oarst
pppe oper A. 9rpceut, en- uosift Der
nnnsbes / ben %prpuiipriite Seriooe
QS9o-1891).
3anens er isprist for 3armarts Seo'
fummenoeI isIseuoe: lsS0-l8s1: fam
lebs Statsubsifter SIX Riaipn.
Rilitarubsiitsr: 14t 1Riaiun arO'
nsr (2s.2 8rOcsnt). 1s95-1s96:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-27

Set brGnber lpitigt pnn 8etien
gore Stigo"s itore Stue, &eauen
flaor mos 9inSaerne.
Dagen nies belt til StuSict al
"aietp5ota", SlSbranSsoalens met
ropuIrre BOG. On Sisrriiaoilng-
ten bar "&Ieiobofa" meget at berette.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-27

lang. freoeIis slrbeibstiS," iieer hun.
Men naar ale 9isrnitao-9 pgnin-
cerne er sieureiit paa @aibaugen
a. i'm oprinoelise. entIe Sfionbeo, %
furtnier ogiaa Brit for at "finSe
benz.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-27
6pbtfipb! 6pDtfipb!

Is Gerrs, so aetts uassr Rloa. inu' 5nsi5ISs.
bra 6uis. SrsHb % Riles. 3 gtH TIA Station. mar
gaasY gFruts 90 stole. Eris 5000 ~. Acre.
iES Heres. 40 ssrss AMBER Biog. bra Suie. nsmtE'ei
eilss, 2I SRi ira Station, uTr eaaoVoitruts %
STOLE. 9ris $500 pr. aers.
70 2rrss. 100 ans Hsbsr BIoL 10 acErs iEa'
grusfbaBs. IOOacFss sob Si03. HzT S'ole % write.
gris $500 pE. aerr.
qiseiaa aHeFs S~gesrisSs 5a.ms isa 40 GcEss % o.
s5cr / 5~isrrrlis. Sairp. JrHsi % a5Eg RaHass %
1000 aerss ~u0sbprisf eauo.
SiBr 6sTretaiHs sirsiis. ssrrsipsHean's Vda GH3s!L
GEORGE WILLETT,
Cashier Grandin State Bank,
Grandin, Carter Co., Missouri.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-27

Der CT nasIs aaiarrh I h<Hut esn al earest sns al,
azsu ssSbOums ~tiIiaumrn. % ben eke IHsnI b
apfs faa saT oaist ION abstorseeas. 9Raass. zanei
Mar ,rlGues sosrrus ben for sz t0isi esss0n %
~lor.tfres Iotas pdoLsr. % ea b ins OpHassos Sebts.
Ssl,, uss Total etbaRsItna srnarrs, Be- ban ipr Hbri,
sTteSgts. GlstHiatsH hat bsYs1. at aaieyTb 81 On ton
5aHelna Hats Caisrrh Cure. tasSsfsTa al ,. .
gneasp x 60 Solsba. fhio. az bsi sasst 90 ~Htttati0
ltnl easrmieesI I tiar<bsi Led ia~s tzsNans
psTgsutr irs 10 9raatcr III an ltfe'uis. ftt olrfsi
sittfit roa oIeott o. eft7Etts Stu hsnbsr. 1e I'll
9per az saueuat Soaars fec tftDert lulaioc. BET 90
,en far,r,. strs sit.r slrfulorrr % g'on,sbprb.
asr,s,a q. gbsHsp& 60. aOlsss. @,
- eaIs's hos apO.ssrus. 7&
HAYS Family Pfh CO es heht.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-02-05
Watchman Murdered.

Somebody murdered John Arthurs, a
watchman, on one of Spearin & Preston's $
pile drivers off Little West Twelfth
street, New York, yesterday morning.
The police are unable to assign any mo-
tive for the crime, and regard it as one
of the most mysterious with which they
have dealt in long time. An empty
whisky bottle and bottle half full OF
whisky we're found in the room. There
also we're large number OF cigarette
stumps. Artburs was a member OF the
crew week days and Waterman on Snn-
days. lie slspt on the scow and bad bis
meals brought TO him. Yesterday al
noon, james Spmmerville, fourteen
vear-old boy, whose father is friend ol
Arthurs. took his breakfast out to him
in a rowboat. He found Ar:hnrs lying
dead with his head cut open. A bloosy
axe lay near him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-02-05
Saloonkeeper Killed.

J. F. Montague, well-known resi-
dent of Cedar Grove, near Charleston,
W. Va, and proprietor of a saloon and
restaurant at that place, was shot and
killed by Harvey Elswick, who entered
Montapue's place of business Saturday
night and without a word OF warning
opened fire on Montague. he tred
three shots, and was making his escape
when knocked down by Claude Monta-
que, a brother of the murdered man,
who, after disarmiDg Elswick, let him
go, not knowing that his brother was
fatally wounded. A special train from
Charleston took physician and oihcers
to the scene of the shooting, but MoD-
tqgue died in about thirty minutes.
Elswick, who is coal miner at Mon.
arch, was captured near his home and
lodged in the Kanawha county Jail. lie
was under the iufluence of liquor at the
time Of The shooting. There was an old
grudge between the men.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-02-05
Shot Off Deacon's s head.

To impress Samuel Smith, a fellow
deacon in the Greensboro, KY, Baptist
Church, with his argument that John
d. Rockefeller will have harder time
passing through the portals of heaven
than a camel would have passing
through the eye of needle, Robert
Robertson blew off Smiths head with a
shotgun. A meeting of the deacons was
in progress in the house Of worsnip'
Someone mentioned Mr.. Rockefeller
and Mr.. Robertson insisted that the man
OF countless millions had no chance for
salvation. Hot words we're exchanged
Robertson told Smith TO wait until he
returned from home. When ne came
back be fired the contents OF sho'gun
into Smith. Robertson is under arrest.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-02-05
Startling But True.

People the world over were borrlfied
on learning of the burning of a Chicago
theater in which nearly six hundred
people lost their lives, yet more than
FIVE times this number or over 5000
people died from pneumonia in Chicago
during the same year, with scarcely a
passing notice. E5ery one OF these
cases of pneumonia resulted from cold
and could have been prevented by the
timely use OF Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. A great many who had every
reason to fear pneumonia have warded
it off by the prompt use of this remedy.
The following is an instance OF this sort
''Too much cannot be said in favor OF
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, and es'
pecially for colds and influenza. know
that it cured my daughter, Laura, OF
severe cold, and believe saved her life
when she was threatened with pneu-
monis," w. ID. WILCOX, Logan, New
York, Sold by Gibson Il Timberman
and w. +. Creighton & Co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-02-05
AIsxsanoria 6azetfe.
Entered at the Postofice Of Alexandria, vir
ginia, as second-class matter.l
Mysterious Death.

An unknown man loaded down with
money and believed to have come from
Hagerstown, Md, fell from the west
bound flyer on the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad Just west of California, Ky,
Saturday night and was killed. The
case has some ve'y mysterious phases 10
it. When the body was taken to Gin
cinDati and searched the coroner was
amazed to fnu $9l, 62S in bills and coin
in the clotbii s.
The body is that of man about 30
years old, 6 feet 2 inches in height,
weight lS0 pounds, dark brown hair and
smooth face. He lived but short time
after falling from the train, his head
having come in contact with a large
bowlder alongside the track.
he best clue to the identity of the
dead man i. foun | in the hat, black
alpine. that he wore. 1t bears the name
Of Miller & Weinberg, Hagerstown, Md, /,
is new and No. Z.
The man had ON two pairs oftrousers,
the TOP pair OcluS VI rtiipSN S'"y 6NON"'
The coat and vest were OF dark green
90, d., with fine white stripe. The
other pair of pants were dark, with light
hair stripe-running through the goods.
Over woolen shirt the unknown had
two striped white shirts. The only
papers found in the dead mans pockets
was cash fare slip showing a receipt
for fare of S3.S0 taken from book
447S, ticket No. 67.
Conductor Fish, Of the train from which
the stranger fell from Huntington to
Cincinnati, said that the man was on
the train when he took charge of it. He
collected the cash fare OF SO so and ask
cd the man where be wss going. The
unknown said he was going to New
York. Fish tod him he was on the
wrong train, as it was going 10 Cinclu-
pati. The stranger then said he would
20 TO Cincinnati. That is the last Fish
remembers Of him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-02-05
Americans Break Roulette Bank.

A great stir has been caused in Lis
hon gaming circles by three Americans
who have carried Of with them ZIG, 600.
They arrived in yacht there last week,
and frtquented the tables at the Lisbon
Club. Three nights in succession they
broke the roulette bank amid intense
excitement, and then disappeared as
mysteriously as they arrived. The
names of the men Pre not known, but
they have been identified as the same
party who last summer broke two nights
10 succession the roulette bank in the
Cascaes Club, winning about 81 1000.
So nervous of the mysterious players
have the two clubs become that they
have published description OF them 10
the hope that inquiry may be made as to
their identity and at the same time have
given orders to tie staifs prohibiting
their entrance to the clubs in future.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-02-05
Woodward & l.othr0p
10th, ilth, F anil q Sts.. "
WASHINGTnV u 9
Threw Vitriol at Husband.

Mrs. Jennie Cosgrove, Of Warrens-
burg, n. Y, is locked up at police head
quarters on an assault charge of seri-
ously burning her husband with vitnol.
She will be arraigned before Police JUS
tice William J. Delany this morning.
The victim is James d. Cosgrove, 40
years of age, salesman for the dressed
beef concern of Swift & Company. He
is in a serious condition. Mrs. Co.'S
grove registered at the Commercial
Hotel early Saturday evening. The
couple have no. lived together for over
two years. Yesterday morning she sent
word to Cosgrove that she desired con-
ference with him, and also wished to see
their nine year-old daughter. Cosgrove,
accompanied by the child, went to the
hotel. He left the young daughter in
the Office and was shown to his wife;
room. As soon as be entered the room
his wife broke bottle OF vitriol over his
head and shoulders. Cosgrove ran from
the rom and received prompt medical
attention. Mrs. Cosgroye was arrested
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-02-05
YOUR HAT
Nay se n Stylish One, But Ii Makes
Trouble.

May BE Stylish One. But 1t Makes
Trouble.
A man usually buys a hat that's In
style" but the modern hat for men has
lots to answer l0r,
Baidheads are growing more numer-
ons every dag. Hats make excellent
breeding places for the parasitic germs
wnich sap the life from the roots OF the
hair.
When your hair begins to fall out and
yo,:r scalp is full OF Dandrun 1t IS a
sure sign that these countless germs are
busily at work.
There is but one way to overcome the
trouble and kill the germs-that way Is
20 apply Newbros Herpicide TO the
scalp-t will kill the germs and healthy
hair Is sure TO result.
Sold by leading druggists. Send lOc: in
stamps for sample to The Herpicide Co.,
Detroit. Mich.
f. 8. Leadbes.er Il Sons, Special
Agents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-02-05
DRY GOODS.
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BROS.
Special Sale of
WHITE GOODS

For five days only we offer at specially re-
duced prices sale of White Goods. COM
prising all our new Hamburg embroidery and
insertings, new White Madras, Persian Law us
and Long Cloth lisa All-wool Blankets.
These prices are only good for Monday. Tues
day. Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. We
can safely say these bargains are the best
values we have ever offered on new goods.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-02-05
aiexandrians Going to FIorids a

will find the Southern's Palm Limited the
hest and most convenient train. This mag
ni6cent traia, composed of the newest Pull-
man Club. Compartment. Sleeping, Library
and Observation Cars, with Southern Rail
way high-standard dining-car service, IS brii-
liantly electric lighted throughout and stops
regularly at Alexandria in each direction; !;
Leaves Alexandria I'LL p. m. daily. except
Sunday, For fall information apply to
WIN. G. LEHEw, Ticket Agent,
;an2a tmar3i Alexandria, Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-02-05
The End of The World

Of ftroubles that robbed L. II. Wolfe, OF bear
Grove. Ia, of all usefulness, came when ne
began taking Electric Bitters: lie writes
Two years ago Kidney trouble caused me
great suffering, which | would never nave
survived had not taken Electric B,tters;
They also cured me Of General Debility :
Sure cure for all Stomach, Liver and Kidney
Complaints, Blood diseases, Headache, DizA-
ness and Weakness or bodily decline. r. &c
,Oc. Guaranteed by f. 5. Leadbeater q sons
drug store,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-02-05
New Hamburg
EmbrOider

New Hamburg Embroidery at wholesale
prices for a few davs only. Displayed on
front tables will be found the regular 12lc
l5c, lsc and zoe Hamburg Embroidery and
Insertings. While they last your choice
at. ward ............. ...... ..... lie