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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-31

GENERAL COUNTY REVENUE FUND.
To balance % hand at the beginning of the fiscal year 8601 90
Ito receipts during the year Just ended ..!.. ....... 3340075
BY warrants paid during last fiscal year -. ...... -. -. 37656.72
BY balance N nan ...... .t't..'t #...-.a ...... ...... 43452o
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-31
0eWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pilk
FOR BACKACFiE
Detailed Financial Statement

Buxton & Skinner, stationary 1858
Cast Bank Note & L. Co., sta. 1885
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-31
uNcoLLEcTED scHooL ave COUNTY rAxEs.

Total amount of county taxes for all purposes on land delinquent
and erroneous list returned .:..... ...... ...... 80: Y. 37917
Total amount OF county taxes for all purposes o personal dehn-
quent and erroneous .....:.,...... 49,. ....... 14zsS
Total amount Of school taxes on land delinquent and erroneous
list returned 90; ~. 80. ~. ..... ...... s5sss
Total amount or school taxes o personal delinquent and errone-
Gus st returned ...... $3.50. 1880. .,.... ...... ....... 1894
Total unsolicited and erroneous taxes for 1910 800. i. s1o17.4S
State Of Missouri, Y.#I#
County OF Gasconade. SIS.
l. Ferdinand Pletz, clerk OF the County Court within
and for the County and state aforesaid, do hereby certify the above
and foregoing TO be a true, and complete statement of the receipts
and expenditures i q said ad Gasoonsde County for the year ending on the
Witness my hand and the seal of said county court, this the
oath day OF March 1911.
tSEAID FERDINAND PLETZ,
Clerk Of the County Court
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-16
Advance in prirc- Expected.

New York, May IL. -pnr effect OF
HE governments decision IN ,hr stan
Iam oil cast, anI The one III which
ihc public will m uir>i vinliy con
rrrnc,, will In. arror!in. Ia business
u!rn here, who have rrad the drrlSI"n
i rrnhahIr advance III The pricc "i All
oil products ,o The ultimate consumer.
The turning back I" III" original com
pami,.S "f their properties will not make
any real change III the ownership "I
these concerns. It i pointed o'ii. They
will sill be Standard Oil properties, al
though their stock will be distributed
among numerous shareholders instead
Of being in the strong boxes Of IN"
Standard oil Company, OF New Jersey.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-16
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Thomas H. Brown, Of this city, hal
his ankie broken on Sunday last at
Arlington while conducting a funeral.
The accident was caused hy the break
ing AMI lip>eiiing of his buggy.
Mrs Mary Baker Shepprrson, widow
of Rev. DR.. Charles VI. Slepperson,
died yesterday morning at the Martha
Washington Hospital. fredericksburg
aged seventy years. Dnc son, Charles
VI. SheprerSon, of this city. survive,
her.
The tire hydrannt ut the southwest
corner OF Wolfe and Fairfax streets wa,
turned on this morning Ey city en-,
pIoye who war unable to shut il on
after he had utilized it for the purpose
Of filling water car, 1t ran for some
time. attracting iii the meantime many
children. before The flow vas tina lly
stayed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-16
NEEDS or PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Interesting Meeting "i' the Parrht-
Teachers t>>Dciation--Ad Addresses OH
the Grnwt OF the Organization City
Council COmplimcntcd.

4 Iucriin. nf the Parents Teachers
A>Su ia,i.n was held in The l.,.r school
Ruil.linu on last c,enin". Captain
Sweeney presided. and gave m Interest
ing talk on the conditions surrounding
The public <choni>. whnl, contained moi
only IN Interesting account "f Inc
schools OF Alexandra but The state 1T
/, large. He sta,rf tffaf zach municipality
IN the safe could hy voting decide
whether compulsory education should
be- enforced in that locality. Since the
passage OF this law compulsory cduca-
ton had only been tried in one town
in Virginia.
Mrs. Giles Scott Raftrr Of Washing
ton gave most interesting accom-, Of
the establishment ana growth of the
Parents. Teachers Association il Wash.
ingIon She spoke Of the rapid interest
aroused in the parcnlS, who FIRST visited
the schools in small numbers. Ian now
filled the auditorium when >perIa pro.
erammeS were provided f"r their
benefit.
4 Mrs. Kate Waller liarrrl, todd a. The
inspection made ot The public schools
Of The city and II the rxrrlrni ""ndl-
ton tLal existed IN all nf them with
The exception Of the old binding, lhe
George Washington School. where QUE
hundred and Sixty-two children IN 'he
primary grade were "rcupylng Hooy
space and air space thai was not sufti-
cient for more than fnrrr. That lh''
condition should exist in a building so
historic and bearing 50 honored = nam"
was greatly 10 be deplorcd.
The City Council was rompIImenled
upon the liberal manner in which they
had supported the School Board, but
that the time had come when in order
Ia safe guard the physical wrll-being OF
the children new building was necrS
sary. The preSen, hriilding i entirely
unSanitary, and has already been con.
lrmned by tw" grand juries. The
trend of all the address, was /" show
how materially the discipline Of the
schools was improved by the parents
understanding the conditions under
which the teachers labnred.
At the close II the addresses y general
discussion followed in which Mr.. Con
rad Johnson. principal tof tn" girls,
school. Mrs Pafl. wife Of til" mayor
and others took part.
The constitution was read and adopt
ed. There are three classes 81 member
ships 10 he association active mem
bers, dues twenty-five cents per anmim.
supporting members 81 90 per annum
and patrons - 10 The next meeting
will be held in the Lee school ~ ::
0'clurk Nav 18th.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-16
Memorial Unveiled.

London, Nav LITTLE Queen We
loria Memorial in front OF Buckingham
Palace was formally unveiled by King
George in the presence OF Queen Mary.
the Kaiser and kaiserin. Princess
Victoria I.uise, Queen Alexandra, Queen
Maud Of Norway, The Duke OF Con-
na,shl and all the members Of the
British royal family. with full state and
military hon"rS,
After Il short religious ceremony by
the Archbishop Of Canterbury. King
George pulled the cord which released
The canYaS enShrouding the late queen :
statue ami Ia the strains OF God Save
the King" The troops came I" ihr
salulr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-16

yTIRGINIA.--In the Clerk : Office OF
the Corporation tour, of the Cliy "i
AlrNan,.riI On thr2nd day OF May. i9ll
Fannie Watson y. William \. Watson.
In chancrrN.
Memo. The object ui This sui II lnol,-
rain an absolute divorce hN the l'laintiil
from the defendant. on The grounds nl
wilul ,lcsertion and abandonment Tor
more lhau three ~ years prior 10 th" III
..ti1,ition Of this siiit. and for lh.' custody
oi an infant child.
III apprarin. hN an aiiidaNid lilcd III
this cause. that the defendant, VILLAIN
A. Watson, j. u nonresident oi lhis
STATE. IL j. Ordered. That said drlcn-
daut appear hrr" within httrcil Gays
after duc publication OF this order. anu
do what is necessary to protect has m
teresiS in this suit,and that copy oi ihiS
order hc forthwith inserted in the Alex
1ndria GaZcltc.t newspaper puhlIsiedi III
The city OF Alexandria. once week Tor
four successive weeks, and posted al the
front door of the Court House OF thlScity.
a copy-TEsTE:
NENELIS. GRF.ENAW AI. Clerk.
HN l.nlls y. prrrEf. II. G..
Samuel &. Brent. =, 4.
nv. MlW-lI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-16
R. T. KNIGHT
G2I. G23. G?3 King Street.
Il. f. Knox, AuctiOmcrr.

TOMMI MISSIONER' SA LE.-ln nhcd
~ icnce la I decree entered III III"
Corporation Court ol the City OF AleNan-
dria. Va. in The chanccry suit styled
Ross l.. Andrews ct ais. ". the Amer
lean Locomotive Appliance Company. !
will offer for sale NJ public auction at -:"u
y. m. Saturday. May 70. 1911. in front oi
the Market House. (Royal street en-
trancel Alexandria Virginia all the assets
of said defendant. consisting Of Letters
Patent of the United States for draft
regulating attachments for Stcam-boiler
furnaces; bearing the following numbers
and dates:
No. $40, SIG. September *. lS9,,
No. 63l ,52S, August -. lsI'.
No. Col ,O6G, November q. 1900.
No. G-6,a5a. June -. 1891.
No. ,GDS. December u. 1904.
which assets arc subject to a royalty
charge Of three dollars, ,and fifty cents. in
favor Of John Milton. fnr each mach inc
manufactured.
Terms Of sale One third cash on day
Of sale, one third III - days and residue
in 60 days from day Of sale bonds for the
deferred inStallmentS bearing interest
from The day Of sale, and tide 10 be re-
tanned until all the purchase money is
pain, or if the purchaser desires he may
pay all cash on day of sale.
mo. ii. NELSON, CommiSsi9ner..oi Sale.
/, Newell S. Greenaway, Clerk Of the
Corporation Court, do certify that the
bond REQUIRED in the above cause has
been duly executed with sufficient
surety. r,,l.
I'es,a. maylutd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-16
STRUCK WITH A BOTTLE.

4 coIorrh man entered Il saloon i'll
The western section Of the city ihiS
morning aud exhibited = scalp yomnd
which he said VA, inflicted BY another
cnlorcd man in a saloon in The south
western section Of The city last night.
He alleged that his adversary used u
beer bottle IN him. The darkry ~as
told 10 go 10 y nearby drng store and
have the wound dressed The drug
uist. seeing it wa necessary 10 take
several stitches. suggested that The m
jur"d man cali uu Il physician f"r
treatment. The darkey. however. "ho
was from Washington. subsequently,
boarded a train and left for iha, city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-16
COURT NOTES.

The Corporation Cour,. Judg" l.. {.
Barley presiding. today disposed II the
following cases:
Z. Ahramson Us. Warren NJ. Mitchell
ct al. attachment: dismissed at cost Of
plaintiff.
I. F.. Knight ct al. v. Walter Haw-
kins. suggestion. vS. the Home Iiene-
fetal Insurance Association Of Rich
mond: judgment Tor plaintiff for -"
and costs.
.A deed was recorded in the clerk )
Office from Wm. HOLIDAY te Wm. I.
Jackson transferring 10 the latter a
house and lot on the north side ii
Ornnoco street, between Royal and Pitt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-16
PERSON AL.

j. William May. who wiI represent
Seminole Tribe Of Red Men of This
city. +. T.. Downham. wl" will rrprr-
sent nsc"oa Tribe. ana Waiter :.
NIcklin Great prnph"t. viii leave this
evening for Richmond. where they will
attend the i1ih annual session of the
order which r"nv"nr>- IN that city To-
m0rrum.
Mr.. Clarence Rector of Hrctortown.
Va. is in this city today on business.
Col. John A. Marshall is seriously
i'll at hi> residence, on Wolf" street.
Mrs. Bowie" wife of alexander
Bowie, has presented her husband with
a fine daughter
Mr.. Charles II. Callahan. "ho was
taken suddenly i'll IN SUNDAY last. con
lIuu"> 10 improve. lie wa able /"
leave the house for short time today.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-16
SITUATION DESP ERATE,.
siadrro's Peace Terms only Slightly
Modified --IEsurrectoS impatient and
Eager to Continue Fighting ChIhua-
hul Nenactd,


RI paso Tex. May l6.-With the
,itnalion in E!m,lal Chihuahua rapidly
becoming desperate for IT. garriSou and
lis inhabitants. t'ranclsrn ! Madrrn
again held mt today hope II rrrma.
men, peace IN Mrxico.
Judge Ct'hajal. official peace envoy
Of President DiaA to-day communicated
Ia piaH Madrrn's latest peace terms,
which according 10 Madrrn himself
arr nnly slightly modified from lhs
original terms he offered during The.
recent armisIicc.
According Ia Madcra'a announce
n,rnr, hr Will confer with Carhnial
again tonight when pa1'S reply 10
these peace terms is expected Ia !r
delivered.
The rank and file Of Madrr"'S army
is obviously raIher impatient with these
negotiations. The troops. who have
been recruited up Ia 1000 are eager Ia
continue the campaign and marrh
against Chihuahua. which is already
mrnacrd hy 4 force Of ., 600 inslIrreclos
marching against Il from ;hc south,
The federal troops al Chihuahua, mum
bcring about 900. have ahanhnnr'
their armor Train o.. The railroad >nulI
Of lha city and arr prepared I" CIV,
battle within the city itself Mean
time The inhabitants uf chihuahua ar,
facing sheer Starvation. food prices ar,
Snatng AMI = vrrilaI'Ir panic prevails
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-16
THE DECISION ABROAD.
NJ Serious Effect on English Markets
Decision Declared In hr "a 1hraifirai
but EruiIltS> Victory for Opponent
ni Money Power"

ni Nnnr, Power"
London. May II; No serious effect
,T th,. decision nf IIIr Standard bll case
VAS Fcli in lhr English markets i'"iay
The unexpected stability Is '!ur !" me
fact that there IS 4 general feeling 'sa'
the decision did not mean 4 real dlSs"-
luton.
The paIl Mali Gazette. William Wal
Inrf A>lur's paper. calls The d,r'S'"n
n theatrical hu, fru,llcSS victory Tor
.ir opponents Of The money power.
AS far rs The consumer is con
rrrnrd." il says, we do not expect
ihr decision 70 make hairs breath
difference The decision. however,
marks HE beginning rather than the
end of the struggle. :
The Westminster Gazette says II
would NOT lie surprising il The trust
continues aS u loose federation. The
difficulty is the state cannot compel
companies tn compete ii they are de-
rTmined not To tlo so. :
The government has won only a
pyrrhic victory" The Globe asserts.
IN is true that The trust is To be dis
solved. but the government main ar.
.umcnt is held u bc unSound; nam ly
that all concerns thai monopollzn the
field are combinations in restrain, al
trade. The decision Is manly in favor
or The trust idea. The dissolution in
compliance with yesterdays verdict
will be more or less nominal.
The Star rongralula'c> The reform
prS behind The American government
on The heavy blow against locke
feIIcr'S pirate empire but !, warns
the governments against expecting 100
much from the drciSion. The stand
ard Oil Company has been ineffective.
|, dissolved. y ii says.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-16
BASEBALL TOMORROW.

.AIrXandranS will have IN opportl-
ni,v To see another High School team
in action tomorrow afternoon when
Eastern will oppose the local boys Al
The Park. g." The Central team.
though it easily defeated Alexandria.
won from Eastern hy the narrow
margin ot one run. It is certain that
Eastern is 4 strong opponent.
Burgendine will pitch his fist game
for Alexandria and will doubtless be
w.Il supported. Competition for several
positions on the team and hard practice
this week has greatly improved the
fielding II the local aggregation
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-16
HELD FOR THE GRAND JURY.

The case OF Sadie Ross. alias Sadie
Brockenberry, colored, charged with
forging the name OF Dr. G. I. Kip
stein 10 a check and obtaining 800 At
the Alexandria National Bank on Fri
day last, came up in the Police Court
this morning. The accused declined
10 make statemrn, and was held for
the action OF the grand Jury. TIL"
police succeeded in recovering So OF
the money. regether with some frrni-
rure which had been purchased With
part Of the proceeds OF the theft.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-16

IN THE Corporation Court lnr the citf
/ of Alexandra. Virginia.
Anna IL. i:oush. guardian, $. anna -
and Nathaniel EnuSh.
Take notice. that Oh May -. E'l *
providea rs sections .':."' OF The code 81
Virginia and i!sG Acts al Assembly
page III. | shall petition ant make al'-
plicalion 10 The SAID '"troralioh tonfl
10 remove and transfer from Inc JnriS.,
licr;ou ol th,S rourl lu the undersigned
as the duty appointed guardian "f Anna
Il. Roush aud Nathaniel RonSh. minors,
by the County Court nl i,ouanrhc
county. state of oh lahoma. ana OF when
state and county all arc residents. Inc
sum Of 81 .-7G5D The distrihnlirc share ol
said minors in the >tiil "l constance
Roush vs.. Kate G.. Moore 81 ais.
ANNA II. BOISll. Guardian.
Nv Samuel G.. Brent and *. J.. hrah
back. Counsel alIrII WV
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-16
STANDARD DIi COMPANY a con-
SpfRi(S.

The Standard Oil Company Of New
jersey and is nineteen subsidiary cor
pOrati0nS were declared Yesterday hv
the Supreme tcirl nf the CnitcI S.a.cs
+ Ia hc Il conspiracy and continuation in
restraint uf trade |, also wa> held Ia
lie mnnnpnIIktng Interstate commerce
III ,"l,ll"n al The Sherman antitrust
law. lh, !l,s"luti.n of HE rnmhina
ltnn wH> ordered 1" lake place wilhiu
SiN months.
THUS ended the tremendous struggle
If years on The part Of the government
Ia pat down hy authority Of law 4 com
hInaliun which. il claimed. waS 4 nrru-
( ace Ia the industrial and economic al-
vancclneni OF the entire country.
Al the same time the couil inter
pr"tcd the Sherman antitrust law 50 n
10 limit is application to acts Of I'm.
due" restraint Of trade. 1t was on this
poin that the on ! liSrnr,lant note was
heard II The court
Justice Harlan diSsrnlrd, claiming
that cases already decided by the court
had determined once for all that the
word undue. or unreasonable, " or
similar words. were mt in the statute.
He declared that the reasoning OF the
court in arriving N lis finding was in
effect legislation which belonged in
every instance Ia Congress and moi 10
The curlil>.
Many expected thai The decision nf
the cour in the dissolution suit against
Tho Tobacco Corporation would h,
handel down Immediately after the
decision IL he Standard Oil case. This
was not done. however. hn, the de
ciSinn is expected on May -. the last
decision day nf lir court nnlil next
October.
The opinion Of the r"nri Yesterday
WAS construed Ia mean thai the Ia.
hacc" ease, like every other case in
which restraints nr lradriarc alleged.
must hr subjected !to the New test or
Of the restraint a> laid
down in the Standard Oil decision
l'y Far the greater portion Of the
opinion If the Chief Justice was de
voted tn the justification Of the cnnrl
in occurring thai the rule OF reason"
he applied To restraints in trade before
they We're held to be- violations ot The
Sherman antitrust law. The conrl
found this justification in the common
law Of the forefalhers andiin the general
law OF The country atEthe time the
sherman antitrust law was passed
In short. The court held that the tech
meal words Of he statute were 10 br
given the meaning which those words
had IN The common law and in The law
at the country at The time of the enact
mcnt. This meaning OF the words. ac
cording {" The court, called for the
exercise OF reason in determining what
restraints on trade we're prohibited.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-16
Labor Ritc-.

Grand Rapids. Mich, May IL
There is <crious rio,ing n the plant "f
the Widlcomh Furniture Company.
Ten rioters. policemen and iirrmcn
hpSilrS officers of The furniture COM
panv have been injured by stones
hurled by the mob or clubs IN the
hands Of the police. Fire companies
were reported 10 in Dispensing the mobS
around the plant with streams Of water
last night.
Today Mayor Ellis issued an appeal
Ior 100 citizens Ia offer their service tn
maintain order.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-16
Woman HnrribIy Burned.

Chester. Pa, May l6.-AIrS. Charles
MrAIlister, Of Eddyston". was horribly
burned about the body and lower limbs
late la>l night Al her home. She
trippcd on her skirt. while going up
stairs with = lighted lamp and fell 10
the bottom. the lamp exploding and
setting her tiimSy carmen; on fire. She
is in serious condition at III" Chester
HOspital.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-16
BOARD OF GOVERNORS OF MOUNT
VERNON

The board OF governors OF Mount
Vernon. met this afternoon Lieuten-
ant Governor Ellyson and wife. Cen
eral Anderson and wife. A. D. Brockett
and wife. Colonel Button and wife, and
Mr.. Owen and wife were among those
who attended. A lunch was served
during the afternoon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-16
REMOVAL. NOTICE.

Mr.. 5. u. DcNau@han. Cnntracior and
Builder. has removed his office and
carpenter shop from llS south 81. Asaph
street 10 200 north Royal street. formerly
the old FIydranlion engine house. he
having just purchased this property ana
will fit it up "a Il first class carpenter
shop where he will b.. better prepared
10 do first class work. job york @nd =
general contracting business.
mElG:;t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-16
Deutschland IL Destroyed.

DurSscldorf, May Ii The Zeppelin
passenger carrying airShip Deutschland
II was destroyed here today.
The mishap /" the big dlrlglbIr '"-
CURED lust aS il was being taken from
The shed. preparatory I" I III GIN 10
Frank fort. for which number al
persons had engaged paS$a@r
The wreck resulted from The wind
driving the ship with great fore" against
Ihr side, nf Il hangar
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-16
MARRIED.

THEODORE. ELLIOTT .of AIrNaudr:,.
aud Miss LICI ABLE. uf Alexandria.
were married Yesterday al thr rrctorN
Of 81. raul'> Church by Rev. T.. f..
Phillips 'ri,. father Of Tho bride. Vim.
Able was present Mr. and Mrs Elliott
will make tirir residence ar :.:l north
St ASaph street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-16
In | e.WaN

A school inspector in rural distro,
Oh Iowa asked the pupils a word which
he pronounced "Eggw!ped." Whan
they failed. he roundly berated ,ham
Tor their Ignorance. and then spelled
the word himself-"E-g-y-p-t, Egg.
Tipad d"-Chri.tian 8Ssdstaz,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-16
FOR SALE.

Farms and Building Lots. thousands
of Crth bert Raspberry Plants jus; ready
10 transplant. VIII bear next year.
Tonato and Cabbage Plants. good,
sound SWEET Corn for planting IT SNOW
den Sta ton.
). II. SNOWDEN.
X. +. d. Alexandria.
mayi6 et Home Phone 16E T.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-16
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN JUVENILE
BICYCLES FOX THIS WEEK ONLY.

Positively they wlll not he SOLD AGAIN
this season Tor less ihan $500 ''tch. "a"
this week our price will hr S20.~
New il the time IL rrl the hoy 81 girl
a splendid Wheel Al a low price,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-16
Wood
Coal

Order your Coal before the advance n
lowest summer prices. Best quality
prompt delivery and bottom price.
Phone s.. DEW. AITCEEsoN, l07 south
SoTA Et-ees ie3 Il
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-16

We ask you to come and look
at this bicycle. We believe
that it is the bicycle You
want. 1t is not 4 high priced
machine, yet is 4 high grade
machine.
The parts that usually give way
in a bicycle are especially
good in the ShapIeigh Special
They are built to stand.
Pay your repair bill in advance
and buy this wheel, that IS,
add to the price of a cheap
wheel the average cost GOT
repairs for season and you
will have enough moneystS
buy this high grade wheel.
! have taken the agency for The ccl,
hrated WM. +. NIE AUTOMOBILE
OIL and carry always the best III 81
LESS II .OOK OlL used hya great man,
people in Alexandria,