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ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1906-04-01


ir a0 heimta alls konar lifsbBgindi".
,Finst per, mamma, a6 verkamennirnir Bttu
alls engra ~llfspaginda az IA 40 nj6ta? %: hafoi ung-
fru Mildred: squirt og horft fyrst til m6our sinnar'
en- svo til sera 4Frioriks. Pegar ungfrd Mildred
talaoi svona var prestur await vanur ao lita til henn-
ar s%pyrjandi augum, ems og vari ham i vafa UNI
e%itthvao, sem honum p6tti miklu var0a.
Frd Rodney retti upp gullskreytta h0ndina
og malti:
nAu0vitao eiga peir skili6 az ia nau6synjar"
slnar; en- hvar nun kr6fum peirra lima? Veiti6
peim PAD, sem ,peir bi0ja MI UNI, og a6 ari, e0a eft
ir two ar, koma peir aftur eftir meiru. Egg kalla,
petta 6forskamma6. Verkaf6lki6 err fari6 az
heimta ems miki0 og ems mikio og-"
,,Eins miki0 og vio", batti sera Friorik vio og~
brosti Tito ejtt. Ham talaoi vic m65urina en-,
horfoi a d6tturina.
,Auovita6 hlytur mannfelagio ao skiftast i
s%tettlr", helt frd Rodney afram. ,,P@r stettirnar,,
sem hinum eiga a0 %stjorna, parfnast serstakra
hlunninda svo pRr geti teki6 framfGrum. LBgri'
s%tettirnar ettu ao gera sig anagoar med minna.
% oNAO NlUA W az PCSd1 IL
vinnust1lkan min fer az sBkjast eftir skrautlegum,
kla0um e6a bi6ja um nyjan veggpappir herberg-
i'd slit, pa fer HUN a0 sa sl0ku vi6 vinnu sfna, og-
eg neyoist til 40 segja henni upp %vistinni. Verka--
]y6num parf az kenna az halda ser imam sinna
takmarka. Svona stendur MI a pessu verkfali OF
er Rodney d0mara sammala UNI BAD, ad verka-
seu sjalfum ser verstir, Pegar peir leitast
vio ao honda PAD, sem peir kunna ekkert med.
40 fara".
mamma keypti Heimszis6zad hvemna banda
seinustu eldabuskunni okkars', sag6i ungfrd Mild
og bllndi grau augunum s1num a p%restinn.-
,,Og hva0 haldio per ao at pvi half leitt?"
vUm pao. get eg mer enga %hugmynd gert",.
svara5i sera Fri6rik me6 gatni.
,,Eldabuskan kom til m6mmu nokkrum dog.
UNI selma og spyr hama hver bdi til ki6lana.
,,Pa6 tinst mer m6oir y5ar etti a0 taxa ser TIL
eru", svaraoi sera Fri0rik, og let ekki q pv1 bera
pc ham brosti / kamp.
,,pa0 var sv1viroilegt m66gunarefnia, maltit
fri Rodney me6 nokkrum pykkjusvip. ,,pao var
enn pa Elm s0nnun fyrir pv1 hive ~heimskulegt bad.
Sc a6 reyna a0 upp6rva verkafolki6 e6a hjalpa bvi
til menningar. Pa0 ver6ur einungis til az gera
BAD 6anegt og 0fundsjdkt. Latum pa0 halda ser.
imam sinna takmarka".
Samtalio um petta efni hafoi verio nokkru,
Presturinn hafoi lagt ]itio til malsins en-
hlytt med athygli a NAL ma0gnanna. Ems og-
avalt pegar ham hitti ungfrd Mildred Rodney var
MI / huga hans st6r ra0gata UNI pao, hvernig hun /,
raun og veru lti a ld0 yfr h0fuo og serstaklega.
hans eigi5 lf.
Pegar ham var MI helm kominn. bi0u brefn,
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kristinn S6sialiSti.
Saga eftir Charles NJ. Sheldon.

Saga eftir Charles al. Sheldon.
S6ra Friorik Stanton, gu0fraois doktor OF
,endir' 4 s10ustu bla6slou handritsins. Svo far6i
ham st6linn burt fra skrifbor0inu og sat hlj66ur
litla stund.
Klukkan / kirkjuturninum s6 t6lf. Prestur
stoo a f@tur, gekk lit az glugganum a skrifstof-
unni, sto0 par I'm stund og horfoi lit a tdnblettinn
fran undan kirkjunni.
Svo gekk ham aftur ao skrifbor6inu, fell
kne fyrir framan pao og beygoi h0fu6 slit niour
handritio. Pegar ham loksins lett upp aftur f66u
tar UNI kinnar hans og varir hans bmroust / bog
ulli ban.
S6ra Fri0rik Stanton var ma6ur taplega half
fmtugur a0 aldri og 6kvantur. Ham var fr10ur
maour, gafulegur og g6omannlegur. Enginn mao
ur / Lennox vissi hvernig a pv1 st60, 40 Hmm gl@si-
legi prestur Observation-Disclosures ekki hafoi
kv@nst einhverri riku og attg0fgu ungfrdnni /
s0fnuoinum. Hvernig svo sem a pvi st66, pa haf6i
ham okki CERT pad, og enginn maour araddi az
spyrja ham lit pao.
Tvent var pa0 anna6, sem jok a hylli og vim
sBldir sGra Fri6riks Stantons: honum b6tti inni-
ao hjarta hans bio yir sorg, 20 svipur hans v@ri
bjarsur og gla0legur.
B6kin, sem MI hafoi ham loki6 VIC. var fvrsta
tilraun hans 1 pa att. Hvort sem BAD err beta box
in hans e6a ekki, pa fnnur SERVER rith0fundur
serstakar og einkennilegar tilfnningar fylla hjarta
slit pegar fyrsta b6kin hans er fullger. Honum
fnst a]drei ems mikio koma til si0ari afkvama
sinna. Prestnrinn horf0i a sioustu bla med
astaraugum. petta var honum nytt og a6ur 6kunn-
ugt astand. En- pessi stund var l1ka hatl0leg af
0orum astH6 gum.
Ham var sta0ra6inn 1 a6 senda handriti6 til
bokdtgafuhdssins undir lansnafni. Beztu thu arum
at @i sinni hafoi ham vario til az semia pessa
box. | henni brit ham trd hjarta sins, sannfar-
ingu, sem a pessnm thu arum haf6i gagnteki0 salu
hans ems og sterkasta astr16a, og enginn maour 1
s6kninni vissi at. 40 senda MI bokina fra ser. an
pess al iata slit retta nafn fylgja henni, var hon.
UNI sart ems og krossfesting. Ham gekk UNI golf.
kvalinn af peim sarsauka, en- sd p6 engin 6nnur
rad. Ham hafoi CERT ser PAD fyllilega lost, hvao
UNI var a6 teda, og var sta oraoinn1 az halda fyrir-
Btlan sinni ifram.
Enn pa hafoi ham ekki gefo s0gunni nafn.
H@gt en- pc hiklaust aetti ham MI upp a fyrsta
kapitulanum, sem la q %boroinu, og skrifaoi efst q
bla6io:
Kristinn Sosialisti.
Ham sat hngsi nokkra stund og starch a hand
rltlo, tok svo penna og bla6 og rita eftirfylgi-
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sendi eg Your bokar-handrit med fyrirs0gninni

Markls Burns.
Lennox, 1. jdnl 1860.
Svo lett ham yfr sl6asta kapitulann a ny OF
geroi sma breytingar. Rith0nd hans var skyr og
f0gur og sjalfur gat ham ekki anna0 en- da6st ao
dtliti handritsins. Loks raoaoi ham bl06unum,
braut pau saman, sl0 utan UNI pau og skrifa6i utan
a til m6ttakenda. Pegar ham var bdinn sl6 klukk-
an 1 kirkjuturninum eitt. N6ttin var serlega r6gul.
S6ra Fri0ri0 Stanton gekk aftur lit ao glugganum
og lett III; svo kom ham aftur az skrifbor0inu,
sl0kti lj6sio og kraupa kne vi6 stolinn langa lengi.
Hefoi nokkur ma0ur veri6 par narstaddur mundi
ham hafa rekio / stanz VIC az heyra af v0rum hins
malska, l@r6a og hattpr1oa domkirkjuprests graf
ekka og %banar6p, kvein I'M fyrirgefningu og lof-
oro UNI bot og betrun. Og ekki hefoi pa0 Waldo
mimi undrun a0 sja svo prestinn eftir b@nagere-
ina standa a. fatur og ski0gra a6 skrifbor6inu med
angistarsvip a asj6nu sinni, setjast par, sti6ja h0nd
undir kim og sitja par 1 s0mu skor5um panga6 til
dagur lj6maoi. svipurinn var pa oroinn enn preytu-
legri en- a0ur og sorgin bersy nilegri.
Pam sama dag var handritio sent aleiois til
dtgefendanna. Premur d0gum sl0ar kom fra peim
prentaour mioi, sem skyroi fra pv1, a0 handriti0
hefoi veri0 meotekio OF skyldi ver6a 1hugao 4
slnum TINA. Svo li6u tveir manu0ir. s6ra Frio-
rk hafoi oft / pj6nustu sinni two e6a heiri MEM,
er hirtu tuni0 kring UNI prestssetri6. Einhver
peirra gat h@glega verio yMarkds Burns'.
pegar svo aftur kom bref til ,,Markdsar|
Burns, sat prestur elm 4 skrifstofu sinni, ny
kominn helm dr hdsvitjunarfer6 mccall s6knar-
barna sinna. Seinast haf0i ham komi0 a hi6 r1k-
mannlega heimili Rodney domara. Fri Rodney
og dottir hennar, ungfrd Mildred, h0f6u veri6
heima, og pau h0f6u sioast verio al ra6a UNI st6r-
kostlegt verkfal), sem vofoi yir a verkstaounum
miklu 1 su0urparti borgarinnar.
,Verkamennirnir kunna ekki gott az py6ast",
hafoi fri Rodney sagt me6 mikilli gremju. Fri
Rodney var st6rvaxin kona, await skrautkladd, bar
marga demantshringa a fingrum ser og hafoi TAX
markalausa tr1 q eigin vitsmnnum sinum, og skoo-
unum hennar 4 s%tj6rnmalum, i6na0armalum OF
k%irkjumalum matti aldrei motmBla. Mildred d6tt
ir hennar var ekki hreint ems akveoin / sko5unum
slnum ems og mcoir hennar, en- hun hafoi sterkt
sannf8ringara1 og hneigoist ao sjalfs0gou az
sko6unum peim, sem rikjandi cru mccall heldra
folks og serstaklega mccall peirra stGtta er felags-
llfnu reou / Notwithstanding vandlata og
varkara.
/! Haldio haf6i fri Rodney rn6unni afram og
sagt: ,Au0vitao mast eg ekki vi6 pvi, 40 verka-
lyonum sc borgu6 snmileg laun, en- PAD er blatt
afram 6forskammao a6 gera sllkar kr0fur sem pess-
ir verkamenn gera. 0kyrleiki sd, er MI a ser stao
peirra q a0ri stettunum. Verkamennirnir cru ao
ver0a 6polandi. peir gera sig MI ekki lengur
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-07-11
Meat-packlmg in England.

The Britishers who have been so Vir-
tuous recently over the Chicago meat
packing revelations were yesterday con-
ironted with the annual report OF the in
spector of factories and workshops, which
shows that the conditions in England
are quite as revolving as anything alleg-
ed OF the western packing center. Dirty
factories and disgusting methods seems
to be the rule, instead of the exception.
Jam factories, bakeries and sausage
makers are all censuled az being equally
filthy and the description of one fits most
of the others. Here is the report on the
typical am factory:
The boiling room lay between the
yard and the stable and the horses reach
ed the latter through the boiling room.
The sanitary accommodation was hardly
separated from the rooms where the
fresh fruit and uncovered jam were kept
aud the floors were dirty and undrained. "
Another factory inspector found jam
pots beiog washed in "llquid like dark
SOUP. which smelled abominaby." The
manager informed the inspector that the
water was changed "about once week. "
When fshed out of these eyil-smelling
tanks the pots were allowed to stand un-
I'll dry, when they were considered to be
ready to receive fresh instalments OF
preserves.
Inspectors of bakeries found that it
was frequent custom 10 bathe the chill
dren in them after the close Of work on
Saturdays, aud the families week ly col
lection OF dirty clothes was sorted in the
bakeries for dispatch to the laundry.
The sausage factories, says the report,
are mostly owned by Germans and are
''smsll, dilapidated, badly lighted and
are often infested by rats.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-07-11
Frugal Evangelist.

Rev. Jacob Kurt, the "housestop"
evangelist, of York, Pa, is fo'lnwing
his annual custom of labOring in the
harvest fields near WaynesbOro. In the
daytime he works in the fields and at
night he goes into Waynesboro, where
he breaches from the house tops.
The evangelist is living on 81 cents
day. His bill of fare for each of three
daily meals is three slices of stale bread,
each halt an inch thick, which costs =
cents a day; skinned milk, 2 cents a
day; half cup OF coffee, 3 cents day;
two tablespoousful of Jelly, cent day.
The farmers for whom he is working
recently required him to increase his
cost Of living to Is cents day by add
ing two eggs at each meal, costing 3
cents, aud one piece of pie, costing
cent.
The evangelist classed these additional
articles OF diet as unnecessary luxuries,
aud after a few days returned to his
limit, Gl cents day.
Reverend Kurt claims that on his
slim diet he is able to stand the hard
work in the field better than the Younger
meu. who gorge themselves with rich
food
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-07-11
Wants to be Guillotiued.

al want to be guillotined. They
condemned me to death aud they
shall execute me. I'll have none of
their pardons! There is no reason for
a revision of my sentence. Paris hiss
not seen an execution in ten years aud
I'm going to give them the sight free
This declaration was made by tough,
Pierre Adam, to the Paris prison anlho-
rites and lawyers, who were trying
TO persuade him to appeal for COM
mutation of his death sentence for
murder. lie has resisted the persuasions
persisteutly for three weeks aud clamors
to have his head chopped of, yet the
authorities do not comply with his re-
quest.
The position is a curiou one. AS
the law stands, it prescribes that exc
cutions shall be public, but since the
guillotine was removed some years ago
from the notorious Place de la R,quette
the local officials everywhere bave
successfully resisted the attempts to
secure a new site and the guillotine has
laid idle 10 d shed, the officers OF justice
not venturing to offend sny part OF the
city by insisting upon ils erection. They
have consequently persuaded every per-
son COZ demned TO death to appeal for
communication, which has been forth
with granted.
Adam's unprecedented refusal creates
II difficulty. A public execution invari-
ably leads to disgusting caronse and
misbehayior by The scum OF the city,
aud the establishment of the gnillotine
anywhere without the issent OF the
respectable citizens would inevitably
arouse anger Hence the reluctance to
carry out death sentences.
Bills are under discussion alternativey
legalizng private executions and abolish
ing capital punishment, aud Adam $
noval attitude may lead to the passing
of one or the other.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-07-11
Dr.. Pierce's FsVOrite Prescription,

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-07-11
Killed Boy For an Insult.

Frank Spence, boy II years old, was
shot and instantly killed yesterday even
ing by Charles o. 'Counor, a bartender at
Pine Beach, resort near Norfolk.
Spence had circulated a report reflect
ing severely upon O'COnnor. o Connor
brooded over it for several days, saying
that he would kill the boy. Yesterday
afternoon be got pistol and walked up
to Spence, who was employed by the
Amusement ConcessOnsries at the 'esort
and made good bis threat. He shot the
boy through the neck, severing his Jug
ular vein.
Spence's home was in South Mills, n.
.C. O'COnnor was formerly an enlisted
man 10 the United States navy and re-
turned to Norfolk Is months ago after
term of service in the Philippines. After
the shooting he was arrested and lodged
in the Norfolk county Jail. There were
many excursionists at Pine Beach when
the shooting occurred and it occssioned
something of panic.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-07-11
AIexarroria Gazette.

TERMS: DAILY year, $500; 3 months
$3.50; 3 months, Sl:25; month, Is cehls'
week, 10 cents. 4, so
Tri-weekly-l year, $S'y %. inon.nS' P'''V
3 months, 70 cents month, 70 cents.
Contract sd yertisers will not be allowed to ex'
coed theirspace unless theexeess is paid fol
at transient rates, and under no 5ircum'
stances will they be allowed to advertise
other than their Legitimate business IN the
space contracted for.
Marriage and death notices must he paid Tor
IN advance.
Resolutions in memOnam. Of thanks, tributes
of respect, resolutions adopted by societies
or persons, unless Of public concern, WIZ
My be printed IN the paper as advertise
ments -.
[Entered at the Postoffice Of Alexandria, Vir
ginia. as second-class natter
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Dear Mrs. Pinkham;

ing yesterday, practically admitted that
his company dictates the price OF ice III
Kansas City. He told how his company
sometimes bought ice for 81 ton aud
sold it for 50 without ever seeing the
product. Witness said he was unable to
tell the cost of production and declared
that the supply and demand fixed the
price of ice. The investigation resulted
from a movement TO oust from business
the concerns belonging to the supposed
combine which, it is charged, demands
$40 ton of the smaller consumer for
ice that costs it 81 so. Mr. Burke testl-
fed that his company had contracted
for the output of other ice companies aud
that il would be a difficult matter for
these companies to furnish a supply for
con- petition without violatin their con
tracts with his company. In fact, he
said 'that they would not dare to do it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-07-11
LADIES' FINE WASH SUITS
GREATLY REDUCED.

uhFg1 hEDOOADDs
These suits are all tailor made, fit and
style guaranteed, they are made OF line
cannon cloth in all white, VIII le and blue
aud small black snd white checks. This is
a rare chance to buy fine wash suits at such
low prices.
Ladies S4.9S Wash Suits reduced
tO.......... ......... .........'...: % ~
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to-. ...... .................. .... @i 20
Ladies' $3.50 Wash Suit, red uced
TO- -. ................ ........... $4 40
Ladies' $79S Wash suits reduced
TO. ..''........ .............................& s. 40
to-. 49,. .................. So 2J
To- to''..'....... [ ........ ................. 81 so
Ladi.s' 3jc Fancy Lawn KimOnss
each. .......,..., ...,.,,.... ...,.. Ioc
Twenty-Five Dozen Ladies, Muslin
pants pr. .................. ....... Z3c
Ladies' fine 5Oc Muslin Corset Covers,
each; ;.:. '';,;'....,;; 4oc
Ladies' Sl25 White Dotted Swiss
Ladies' $l.g0 White Lawn Waists
long and short sleeves. each. CSC
Childrens zoe White and Fancy
Lawn Hats, each... ....... .....,....... Z9e
20 dozen Childrens Red and Black
Patent Leather Belts...... .......... lie
Two pieces 35c Corset Cover Embroid-
cry, yd vide, yd...-....... ..,...,, 25c
One lot SOC Fancy Dress silks re-
duced to yd...,..,..,.. e. ............., zoc
One piece SOC Table Damask yards
wide, yard E. ........ ................ 35c
One case lOc Light Percales. yd.. ...... &c
II ladies' White China silk Shirt
Waists slightly lied, reduced from 90
1928 tO..... ....... ...... ..........;:. Soc
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All l2ic and l5c Mating Remnants,
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each .'Yo e 80 81 25
Ladies' 75c Long Lawn KimOnas, 59c
20 dozen Ladies' 25c Black Lace Hoae,
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each....... ........................:. ;'''' lSo
Another case Children's l21c Under
bodies, each .:.'.;,.' '.''...;; '''" -, %
One case &c ApiOn Gingham, I'd" o1c
One case &c Black and White Calico, =,
yd..... ........ ....... ,,....... .,'.'. nv
One lOt 9O lncn Nnite Lawn i%9 n,
quality, yd...... ..................... :.''' oae
25 pieces Sc Blesched Cotton toweliDg
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One piece s5c heavy Table Padding,
yd......,..... ....................'''''.' SSN
One lot Children's Muslin Pants. gC
l9 Large Red and Green Table Gov
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Dress Gingham. yd... .... zoe. ....:;.. 7t'
Entire stock of the 25c Fine Silk
Dress Ginghams, reduced to yd.:.... leC
All the l2Ic Fine figured Organdies,
reduced to yd.. ..... ........".........u oC
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All the Zoe Fancy Ducks reduced to
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All Ladies' zoe Black Lawn Shirt
Waists, each..... ....... ..... ...... so
One Case Good Ammonis. per bottle. q
Two Cases Good Toilet Soap, per cake q
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-07-11
nAlA TELLS CHARACTER.
Color OF Hair SAID 10 Indicate Per-
SONS TSsaPsf"meLt.

Many peoD!e believe jh.t blonde. or
lisnt E.ic dsaotes affection ana dark
hair ousteney. A. person without hair
is not csvoid OF character. far from il.
The di-positiOn OF the average bald
headed i.da is to show such soiicitude
Tor ths welfare Of others. that he neg
lects himself A germ causes badness.
l'rOf. SIbOurIud, Of Paris, France. in
nCccGiated Il iabbit with Dandrun germs,
cousirs it to become totally bald in five
weeks time. To rid the scalp OF these
N'anc@rnes germs IL Is necessary to apply
t,eTbirs Herpicids.
"pest.oy the cduse-yOu remove the
effect
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-07-11
ALEXANDRIA, VA WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY IL, 1906
OPERATION AVOIDED
EXPERIENCE oFMIss nERKLEY
She Was Told That an Operation Wa
Inevitable. How She Escaped It

When q physician tells woman sur
fering with serious feminine trouble
that an operation Ia necessary. the very
thought of the knife and the operating
table strikes terror to her heart ana
our hospitals are full of women coming
for Just such operations.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-07-11

There are cases where an operation
il the only resource, but when one con-
siders the great number OF cases OF
menscing female troubles cured by
Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable Com,
pound after physicians have advised
operations, no woman should submit TO
one without FIRST trying the Vegetable
Compound and writing Mrs. Pinkham,
LYNN, Mass, for advice, which is free.
Miss Margret Merkley' Of s7S Third
Street, Milwaukee, Wis, writes:
Dear Mrs. Pinkham;
"Ioss of strength, extreme nervousnsss,
shooting pains through the pelvic organs,
bearing down pains and cramps oomPs.eo
me TO seek medical advice. Tbs doctor, after
making an examination, said had female
trouble and liberation and advised an opera,
ton. To this | strongly objected and decided
to try LYDIA g. Pinkhsm's Vegetable Com
pound The liberation quickly healed, All
the bad symptoms disappeared and ~n
once more strong, vigorous and wen.
Female troubles are steadily on tho
increase among women. II the month
ly periods are very painful. or too fire.
ouent and excessive-if you have pain
or swelling low down in the left side.
bearing down pains, don't neglect your
self: try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-07-11
Fixed the Price of Ice.

In the investigation of the ice manu-
featuring concerns Of Kansas City, which
County Prosecutor Kioiball is trying to
show is trust in restraint Of trade,
Harry L. Burke, secretary OF the Peoples
Ice Storage and Fuel Company, testify