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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-16
M ADJ CHE a P i RUN /,

'. for new
Detroii ", 3ina de areeord. run from
st. III The &
time ree y r. ken but ~
ear covered . total Of over 100 miles
vi less all gallons Of gasoline:
This is considered I'll mi nimunn III by
those VIII D run neW ca rs, runs of th l
w have run ars rs, 1 runs that
distance usual Ike fl from 81 to
seven gallons Of the fluid Y F' al 10
the trip little four four
kours 5i ss 45...ss5 ,s IA. 53 # ss#
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-16
|. MoRE cA Y ! IB1,UaH I[,CI1

N ARROW sold a new D etroiter
.car to Count stone H[enlrlyy
sGasser and has receiy 4 n
another AIM Of r. emo rs ton N Ko1lr-1
poses. W NJ ona il and art-
also pure ca n Il,
chimes BEN s
Tanner and are s Dr "a
has pure hase G)V .8
land run IL. ia
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-16
ROYALToN

i May ] s. Miss Belle Lambert spent
| Sunday at home, returning to the st.
! Cloud normal the first Of this week.
i FL I. w. Bouck left Monday n1orning
1 for Hamel. a u.
Sunday q second meeting was held
! to organize a cooperative creamery
and another is arranged for Saturday,
I May II, to determine location and
complete arrangements III. ~. 5 j@SS
R. 7. Wilde was fined ten dollars
and costs for using obscene language
I toward Postmaster JosGn in the post
office. Attorney D. N. Cameron acted
i'll behalf Of the state. $s s4ss .ssI III
! Peter, better known as g Pidie,,
McDougall, has gone to Virginia where
he will be employed BY the lumber
company. .5s s1s3 .s#
The Rudd Lumber company Is !. com M
mencing to build their sheds near the.
N. =. tracks. III ~ Y j55 RI s;si2
w. Tourtillotte and r. IA. Nelson Of
Little Falls were here Nv ednesday on
business. G 5.S a s68 III 5S S$ 5 u
Elmer Chiefly Of Ramey was bust
ness Il visitor il RI alton Wednesday.
a fishing party composed Of DR.. "a.
i N. Watson, Dr.. IalIettes4 and Roy
| Dragoo left Tuesday for Christmas
lake, returning the following day with
a big catch. III ~
III. Joe Phol and George Olson mo tored
4 here from Morrill, the first Of the week
son business. Hi.
n Golden Green and family have rave, moved
into the cottage on Forest street own.
led by Mrs Frank nv han. $SI
The high school baseball team iii To-
play the st. Cloud high school Friday,
& and Sank Rapids the following day.
\; rs. p. J.. M q llum spent Tuesday
in Minneapolis s. ssss III
z Rev. and Mrs. Dixon have moved to
the rectory adj Dining Grace church
isssM e B3'o'u,cfk 81 IS tending grand
lodge at Minneapo Il this week.
ssa Mlrs. Bowers went to- Mime.
.apolis Tuesday morning B5s5
sS b.. Nee blum lis having u screenedl
porch added 10 his cot "a ON Center
street, which will greatly improve thesl
appearance of his & resiid ence
Carrie 3 ~ ting frs.
8J.sP Chance at tiional Falls ens
route home from iinniipe y hi es slle;
has rslatii te pasts Our
mont this.
Galley ina ffiiss Lucy
Elsie leaye Tnesda ~ land point,
Idaho, where
II
4 IA a for Ithe1l
cities
MI 4 S ~ oasl " psnt hsa
week snd ii " risal sjss AZ
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in fi 81
Eneapolis
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-16

cOyv III. iey as4 SSiIia SSewed
HUI tles its as a nS tful ofs
to
ase
fort,lne goes to I,
DID ffenb loell issS
she ~ just ~ Bout deaths
tor tnk lie hui She
has las.s such a ust
hni1nan beast IA
THE 3Stto seeI ttheI
shad a lovely tim
s5S our abrud der Jus tto ok our log Eide
down the have
III $ fight he ran up gains one them
8bi ted one
round sA Il the Gross enb aeh fanli Ily
have The muInps Al nd q n
BIN sen ding " ac Is
Ga t by esss i'll say
extra charges 1T of butttto -4
in IS.
other is s. 81 e-7t he
mel are Xiii foI their dogs
4 y don II pay him 4
that g e1 At
off Your head and throw Si 4 " y Il
face. t VA 4,
sen "a q er. to tthe butt ers
tp eHif5 fhe5}Shad some spi gs feet, she
came back AL ia b iidnt II o q ~ "
the butte ID oes 81 jju lt
graduated Won to t93 4 Typ
VI Electro cut and Torture,
learned TO he a ss;tin gyy era fl too u. I
cot a Job i'll a lily ble as steilor
ffter Town hayy fer }Hd 49,
1 horse was is 4, the; the
4 doctor toll him To- take some thing E, e
vent. down. the IS ttree5 and met l7 key
!Cohen and took his "A u t % key had
| him arrested and got IA laNVy The
lawyer got the case but Louie get NJ the e
works. IS t.5i .4 VI. 81 j. fl iEH III II fl
|. y. Lena vent out to mil COW but
Il The. COW kicked her am / g her g
milk punch .asf The flat was cold 4; last
week. I. 81 Father called the Sianitor "a 9
ibster and he made it Ihotfor D. im. lstef
was as. cool as a volcano "A 5 as
ii We. have about 80 chickens and "a. q
pug dog, the chickens are 1a7Ting6 SIX
EGGS a day and the dog AS layy ,ii:sllg e-b be
|3hind. the stove. are ayifl essS1liore
/ weather up here .tthi 5 year ss1s We vs.
|4had last. ust heard PERT orn rfI-
/ ed a,aEoperatien on Mrs. ffenbloc be-
tween the dining room and the coils ss n
l,vatorY, but she died between g eig5h It t
TO 'clock. # S s5sf.., IA. q Ell 33s %..{j y
Is# There is lots off people dying arol itt 4
/ here lately vot meier died before Oh
! 5howN I wish We We're closer. apart, II am
awful lonesome since We .are. separation
ii5#toeedaer. our brudder Frank is get
i5#ting. along fine NIT the small poK an
4 homes this finds YOU the same. III .#5 I
Hoping you viii wretten sooner 's7 as as 81 J
/ did, j remain here MS VI. III \ ). III Nj. All.
$l4 z our cousin u. fs n sS l.a s5
I # I@s Fritz schneiderbach.
2. .X.---If you don't get this lette:
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State.afA Iiinesat ! A8S3
County Of Norrison T VI EiA
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81 585 ;I sevefltii dieial District
George H. Owens, 35 S.: AS n }# 81 .


WsssIysW ebste Ter, a las Wesley Nv Webster
WilIia am DAVIDSON, j a rs,es saVissptl,s#
Eli PSI. al dams. MA Iiend g
burn, e tEa s,5 y. hna
=55J Ohm ii. Stock stu. 81 Black. ri
XII man 6# isnor. joseph Boels horni Fl
as = aie 5os e sIas
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Peter H. Berg,L va a3J, y rock N. i, e G.
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The State OF rIipnesota To 81 above
tanned PENDANTS: ;.5
con # ard ca oh of you Hereby
lled af,t ire' to-
antifled &C ton, s. Oh con-
flied in the ofdice8ot the Clerk of is aid
Court, i'll the court house i'm the City spf
Little Falls, Couns u OF NJ oIrison, md State
of NIirf.eso, a and Re- serve a ycopy Of yoar
ansWerto said Compl amt on he 81 bscrib-sa
1er at his off he Court house he
MORRISON. wit hin twent y a ays@att ter the
serves OF this surs, m ms upon you.sexclu
sive Of he day Of slc!l, Nd # yon
the tims AZORES aid, the pla int!tf "a Thu ac.s
gtion #wl Ii apply to the Court for the relief
demand said III
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Plaintiff 4:
Wessl w bster, alias Wesley W..Webster.
S45s liam DaVisson, James o. DavissOn.E
~ H q d M end e Hiram IT,
JDhn n. Stockstill 'E izabefh BIaek1' L.
man jgnor Joseph Bockhorni, n 81
fkSseph B9ekhSr1i Peter 4, BsIgh
J@seph. Bentield, Fremont Graham S
5# Peter II. Berg. Lydia .. Brooks, Sc mil g..
" Sschnepper: also all other lsersons I'M
iatsselt len is &c real ''sas
8Gs scribed in the Complaint herein.
:5s II Defend ants
Notice is hereby given, Iii atf AZ f actioor, II
has been commenced in the above named 4
Court by the above: /. named II plaintiff.
against. 2 boye named defe1.si al VI theso b.
declared null and void the adverse cIainle
of defen dants, and each OF NJ 81 70 che
real estate herein describ bed ana t. auiet n
the. title Of the plaintiff there
brought Is question, in this sction is, sitn-
ated in N orTison Count ~. @5snd inuesOfsasE
and is described az follow 81 tow Il: The6s
rhirty.tW9 ls2l The
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BARGAINS OF A LIFETIH =.

Owing to the death Of Jol 4
Marshall, phe business Of the fl ! wiz
be conducted by me as SURVIVING: oar
rer. The affairs will have 20 SCI
tied, no matter what the Sd ifice
knowing full we'll that it vii taNa
considerable time 10 close this at er
by even getting cost prices @ or
goods, l have determined, in ard.r
to settle quickly, to sacriiice cry
thing. 1t is impossible to cEIn rate
the immense sock, but a few wi SUI
flee to interest those who w2ul" like
to get something for actually no. !ing,
The sale will begin tomorrow. July
18th, and will continue throu hout
the week. To interest the + ople
we will mention a few of tis many
bargains:
Broken lot Mems 81 and 50 low
Shoes and oxfords, for S1.5o
Women's oxfords, in broken lots,
mostly small sizes and narrow 9TH
Usual price $3.50, So and $3.50, now
$1.00.
Children's oxfords that SOLD for
s1OO. s1.25, and $50, to be sod al
50 cents a pair.
Misses oxfords, which we never soIo
for less than S1.25, $1.50 and %2.oo
will 60 for rs cents a pair.
100 pairs Of misses and chlidrs II
white canvas pumps and o%fords,
few slightly soiled, will be sold 1oi
25 cel,ts pair.
In conclusion, want to ask m!
friends to assist me in settling tpf
affairs Of the firm promptly, ana ti'
host way I can suggest Is by CLOSING
| thcir accounts. I will gratefully ap
nreciate their cooperation IN THIS
| matter. -
CHAS. 3. MARSHALL.
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, $4,000

to the woman who sends the
name for our new southern magal
Five Of the most prominent VOL
in the States Of Kentucky, Tenes|
Alabama, Mississippi and Georl
will be the judges.
The magazine will be a womI
magazine in every sense of the WI
containing all of the best featured
the magazines for women, lnclu1
good fiction and up-to-date house,
departments anG in addition
give expression to the sentiment
women deserve and should hav|
better place in the order of civil
ton than now accorded her.
CONDITIONS:
Fifty cents for years subsdS
ton must accompany your sugl
tion for a name. For further
ticulars and interesting agents
position write. !
WOMAN'S PUBLISHING COZ
NASHVILLE, TENN. {
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The du FOUR co.
Washington, ID. C.
COMING EXCURSION.
Enjoyable Time Anticipated by Elks'
Dancing Club, July 22nd.

One of the best family picnics or
all day outing promised this season is
the one to be given by the Elks'
Dancing Club, Tuesday, July 22nd,
1913, on the steamer st. JOINS, to
Colonial Beach. The Elks' Dancing
Club do things right. They have char
tered the steamer st. Johns for the
above date, and in addition to the
usual attractions found at Colonial
Beach, they have engaged Prof. Leon
: Cohen's Orchestra, and music and
dancing will be enjoyed on the boat
going and returning.
Tickets must be secured from the
committee or at the following stores ::
E. Warfeld, Jr., drug store, King
and Pitt streets, r. Gibson's drug
store, King and Alfred streets, Star
Clothing House, 40 King street, j.
Kaufman, 400 King street, G. Allen
drug store, Columbus and Princess
streets, Marshall's Shoe Store, 422
King street, Simpson Shoe Sore,
1O4 NJ. Royal street, John Nation,
SCI S. Fairfax street.
If you ,think of going to CO onial
Beach wait and go with US and nave
a "Surc Nuff" good time.
ELKS' DANCING CLUE.
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

At meeting of the Chamber ri
Commerce Of Alexandria, held July
Is, 1913. the following was unanl-
mously adopted:
Whereas: This Chamber of Com
n,erce has heard with profound sor.
row and deep regret Of the 9nath o.
our frie~d and contender, Mr.. Har.
rison Kirk. and
Where's: Mr. Kirk was a charter
member and director of this Assoc
alton and ever active j mis- work
Be it therefore
Resolved: That this Chan,ber OF
Comr,erce bear nublic testimony o.
the high regard and deep esteem
with which Mr.. Kirk was e''"r hc'r
hy It's members. That our CITY ha;
lost mos, useful citizen md thf
business world man Of ability anf
strict INTEGRITY. Be it furthnr
Resolved:That these resolutions DC
spread unon the minutes and cory
sent 10 his family, anG puhhshs@ u
the local panerS. ~
W. w. BATLENGER,
O. D. HOPKINS.
Committee
| "A d1-nrti Sen0ent !
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Samuel II. Lunt, Auctioneer.

BY virtue of deed of trust by
Lille E. Moore and her husband to
the undersigned trustees, bearing
date the 31st day of August 1909,
and duly of record in the land records
of the City of Alexandria, Va, IN
Deed Book No. So, Page $40, and
by the direction of the Board Of Di-
rcctors of the German COOPERATIVE
Building Association, No. 5, of Alex
andria, Va, default having been made
IN the payment Of the sum secured
in the said deed of trust, the under
signed trustees will offer for sale,
al public auction, on
SATURDAY. 18th Day of July, 1913,
AT y O'CLOCK NJ,
in front Of the Royal street en-
trance to the Market Building, in
the said city, the following described
lots of ground with improvements
thereon, in the said City of Alex
andria, and bounded as follows, to-
wit: =,
First.-Bcginning on the east side
Of Patrick street, Is feet north OF
Cameron street, and running thence
north on Patrick street is 1eet D
inches; thence east. parallel to
Cameron street, SO feet 5 inches;
thesct south IS feet 6 inches;
and thence west, in direct line, 81
feet 5 inches to the beginning;
Second-Beginning on the east side
of Patrick street, SO feet 6 inches
north of Cameron street, and at thG;
north line of the above lot, an n!
street IS feet 6 inches; thence east
parallel 10 Cameron street, so feet;
thence south is feet 6 inches; anC
thence west, in direct line, 81 feet
TO the beginning, with all appurte'
nanceS. 49, -,
of conveyancing at the expense OF
w. JOHN D. NORMOYLE,
P. NJ. BRADSHAW.
10th d. trustees
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the barbarity of people now inhabit-
ing the same section of the globe.
THE PENALTY
OF GREATNESS.

The statement made by Secretary
Bryan a few days ago that he was
compelled to 60 on the lecture plat
form in order to meet his annual eX-
,penses in residing in Washington and
holding a cabinet position has start
led many people who naturally think
man could make both ends meet on
$4,000 year.
While the late W. T. Sherman was
general of the army, with headquar-
ters in Washington. shortly after the
close of the civil war, he announced
his intention of removing to Chicago,
and in doing so he said he was unable
to live on his salary of $4,000 Year.
He said that he spent more than that
amount, while his family were over
worked in attending and presiding
over social functions.
1t is we'll known fact that some
capable men selected by President
Wilson for foreign posts were COM
PEELED to decline the same because
they were not millionaires.
Mr.. Bryan's present financial stand
ing is summed up as follows:
His salary as Secretary of State is
$4,000.
His wealth is estimated at S5OO,OOo
Has been advertised by lecture bu-
reaus as highest paid speaker in
country.
His weekly publication, the Com
moner, is reported to be profitable.
He has capitalized his travels into
syndicate writings.
While at the Chicago and Baltimore
conventions year ago, he wrote
newspaper stories, for which he is
said to have been paid $1,000 day.
Has a large establishment, includ-
ing a farm, at Lincoln, Nebr., and an
other farm in Texas, devoted prlncl-
pally to onion growing.
Is building a winter home at Mi
anna, Fla.
Rental of his Washington home IS
between $4,000 and $500.
Keeps few servants; has an auto
mobile and a riding horse.
Has eliminated big item Of dinner
giving expense, that of wine, and
serves only spring water and grape
juice.
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The Home GU
Have Been
Looking For

Seven rooms and good
bath, with modern improve
ments. Concrete cellar. New
hot water heating plant
Just been installed. Large
side lawn and deep lot, It
is situated between Wash
ineton and Columbus street;
in a good residential section.
No reasonable offer refus-
ed. Address Post Office
Box, 395. Alexandra, Va
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+, the District Court Of the United
States for the Eastern District OIL
Virginia.
In the matter of
PETER LAURENCE Bankrupt.
No. Sc in Bankruptcy.
On reading the petition for dis
charge Of the bankrupt, it IS
Ordered by the Court that a hear
inc be had upon the same on inc
9th day of July, 1913 before Saio
Court at Alexandria, in said District
III - o'clock Noon; and that notice
hsre of be published in the Aiexah-
dria Gazette, newspaper printed
in said District, and that all known
creditors and other persons in inter
est may appear at the same time and
place and show cause, if any they
have. why The prayer of said petlt!-
oner should not be granted.
And it is further ordered by the
Court that the clerk shall send by
nail to all known creditors copies o.
sad petition and this order addressed
to hem at rheir place OF residence, a.
stated.
Witness the Honorable Edmunc
Waddill. Jr., Judge Of said court am
The seal thereof at Alexandria, II
said District, on the nth day of June
1919.
JOSEPH P. BRADY, Clerk.
Hard she'll crabs fresh daily at til
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-07-15
HORRORS OF THE
BALKAN WAR.

That the Balkan struggle will end
by process of mutual exhaustion
seems the only hope Sir Edward Grey,
the British foreign secretary, is able
TO hold out. In a statement In the
House of Commons last night he
said that mere words were not likely
10 affect the situation, and it would
he most difficult for the European
movers to resort to force to impose
neace. Neither Servia nor Greece has
raid any attention to Russia's propo-
sal that they cease hostilitles. They
appear determined to negotiate peace
with Bulgaria only on the field, with
out Intervention by any third party
and, unless Bulgaria proves amenaDle'
il is believed that an advance Will De
made upon Sofia to enforce accept
ance of the Servo-Greek terms.
The sacking and burning of the
town of Sores by the defeated Bull
rarian army and the accompanying
outrares on women and atrocities on
men have been confirmed.
Even he foreign consulates in Sc
res were not spared The Austro-
Hungarian consular Offices were plum
dered and burned. Vice-Consul George
c. Zlatko, being carried off by the
marauders but subsequently ransomed'
Tho Italian consulateyalso was sacked
Int the consul bought off the incen-
diaries.
The Bank of Athens, the Oriental
Rank the Palace of the Metropolitan
the great synagogue, all the scnoois'
The tobacco warehouses of the Amer'-
can, Austrian and German companies
and the hospitals were burned a1tei
they had been pillaged.
Tho American Tobacco Compan!
alone suffered to the extent OF sl'Voo''
600. ,,
Manv people were crucified, hack
od 70 nicces and burned alive by tne
maddened Bulgarians, who commute.
Incredible outrages on women OF al
800. MANY of whom died from th'
effects.
The condition of those who escap
"A r..s lamentable. Rich merchant
are dying of hunger, while "re'cne'
mothers are trying to find covering
and food for their naked and starving
children.
The situation is desperate as d.
the pharmacies were burned 40"
and there is total lack of medicine
for the sick and bandages for the IN
jured.
The horrors of war in the storr
center of Europe shows that the oe
l;rerenis are as cruel as in the day
of Nero and the modes of tortul
arc identical with those resorled
in the seige OF Jerusalem by Il'u
Nero is credited with opouring c
on prisoners and setting fire to the
clothing, thus making human torchs
of them. II
FrightfulIatrocities marked the W
between Russia and Turkey IN lo'
end brought to mind horrors OF al
Gent history. The last third Q,
century, has not. it seems curo'
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FOR SALE.
i LARGE and Attractive Individual Residence

We are sell that beautiful threesy brick residence NO.
sreedoub porch side yard also large back
ward on alley; house that could easily be
garage double prlos pantry and
large splendid dion attractive dining with
window side kitchen with hot cold
and bath second floor;
third floor large all large ar under front building
curb line with man hole beautiful hall and
floor This large double house. substan
TALLY built splendid condition and convenient to electric
into know the city, and des
ably located for purpose reasonable and terms
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EVELYN Thaw is to go t''on the
stage in London. She probably hasn'
received amy more publicity Ian he'
husbard'. but has q chance f. Ncove'
more territory.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-07-15

That "cat and mouse NV thr
English arc working ON the s1tF1aget-
ties gives Mrs. Pankhurst "a wfole Io'
of in-again- noto'de'v.
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The Bulgars have burned sH Amer
;can Tobacco Companv's fac cry. II
thew are not careful. the tcb3 80 t'us4
will buy out their kingdom ar disci-
p'ine them properly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-07-15

We don't know WHIT these rythmlc
dances may be except that |'ey are
the very latest thing. We prrTreSs 8:
fast in this line that it Is hard t'
keep up with the procession.
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Norfolk, and Washingfsr
Sfeampca CO.

Every day in the yer for Fort Mon
roe Norfolk, Newport News and
noints south, via superb powerful
steel palace steam;rs,
Through connections made at MOI
folk with steamers of the Old QDmin
ion Steamship Company for New YorI
and Merchants and Miners StczT
ships for Bostcp.
General Ticket Office, TO 18th 5
, y. ".
Bond Building, Washington, D. c
Phone Main 1920.
Seventh street wharf. Phone Mai
$3.50.
Alexandria wharf foot OF Prime
street.
y. 4. CALL,---AN.
april ~. General Passenger Agent.
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ADVERTISEMENT

The Best Medicine in The World.
"Mv little girl had dvsentarv ver!
bad. ! thought she would die: Cham
herlain's Collie, Cholera and b'arrf nc7
Remedy cured her, and can trnthf'1,..'
" saw that think It is TIE hes mGd,'
r;ne in the world" writes Mrs. WI
liam Orvis, Glare, Mich For sale by
ali dealers.
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PAGE FOUR.

PUBLISHED DALI.
The Alexandria Gazette Corporation
Gazette Building King Street
ROBERT S. BARRETT, President.
and General Manager.
howard W. SMITH, Secretary and
Treasurer.
TERMS.-Daily, l year. 5000
Six Months, $3.50. Three Months,
SI.26. One month, 43 cents. One week
10 cents.
Entered at the Postoffice Of Alex
andria, Virginia as second-class mat
ter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-07-15
Geo. S. French X. l.. r.
President. Sec. & Ire;
Alexandria Fertilizer
Chemical Company,
Manufacturers of
Fertilizers, Fertilizer Materials
Su|DIlBric Acid
Ask your dealer for the Alexal
Fertilizer and Chemical Co's2rol
Capacity $4,000 tons per annul
Princess Street and Potomac 4
Wharf AIaxanaris
Panama Hats by Parcels Z

Panama Hats by Parcels Pf
Send US your Panama Hats
ladies and gctns, 70 be Gig
or reblocked. We use no my
chemicals to destroy the fabri|
hat. We do work for the IL
stores in Richmond, this /
should guarantee our rcIIaE
We also press and reblock
hats of ali descriptions toI
years fashions. You can SEM
of your hats by parcels post.
Hat Works, 2l1 n. First S., /
mond, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-07-15
NOTICE.

Commencing today l will be in my
Office in the Fairfax street front OF
the Market Building during the mex
thirty days for the purpose of testing
weights and measures used IN the city
/ D. LYLES,
4 1w. Market Master.