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ALEXANDRIA, VA.* SATIT.1)AY EVENINC,, SEPTEMBEB 10. 1904.
PRICE 2 OENTK
VOLUME CV.~
MEDICINAL.
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- HOOL3 AND OOLLEGES.
MIMiTIH IRSTITUTE,
A 8CHOOL FOR GIRLS.
_|."i Nurtl. Wasliinijloii Sti.M-t,
ALEXANDRIA, YA.
Th.-'.Mli v.ar opena Bepteaiber 23, 1904.
Very careful tcachfug Inafl departmeata, A
fe? hoarding pupila reeeived.
Cataloguea at Leabeatera' drugatore, aud
September l?tat reaidenee.
A. M. (II tNDLEE, Prineipal.
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SCHOOLIOROIRLS.
607 Prinee Btreet, Alexandria, Virginia.
Kexl tearion opeua Monday, Beptember
18, 1904.
(iraduateaiiil oollege preparatory .ireea.
.i inatructiori in primary department
Mu-ii', elocution an.! langnagea.
talogue addreaa ,.,,.,_.,.
Mr^. FHANCE3 II. EWING,
ang2 Prineipal,
Bt Mary's Academy, Alexabdria.Va
B irdi u I Da) Bcl.1 for Glrla,
Thorough courae .'. Engliah. Voeal and
jn.ir.ntol muaic Unghl by efficlenl in
Typewritiug and stenography
ihe moat approved melhoda. Phytleal
calture < "J* eial featnre of the tchool. !>.??
m f?r boyi m. ler twelve yeara of age
v yourrg children received
j ,'.. T.-rins noderate. Advantagea
raanv For catalogue addreaa
? SI8TER8 0FTHE HOLY CROSS
'. 1m _
EPISCOMI IIKill SI'IIOOI,,
FOR I'.ovs,
Near Alexiinilrin. Va.
I,. m. BLACKFORD, M. A , LI.. I>.,
Prineipal.
The 66th year opena Beptember 28, 1(01
Catalogue aenl ..n application.
je-Td-'au tw .">...
POTOMAC ACADEMY
No. 819 N'-rtli Waaaiagton street,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
A full classical and nritlic.iiati.al coarat
tananl Aleo Freneh, Genaaa. Baaniah,
Bookkeepingand Typewritiaff. Pup.ls have
madaexcellenl rec.r.l at tlie I'niversity of
Virginia, Weet Point and 1'i.ite.l States Naval
iv. A fewbnarderatakaa. The .'.i.tli
?esmon begin. September 14, 1904. F..r eat
hIh rue eivina full particulara, addrae*
K JOHN S. BLACKBURN,
aauri eetarpl i _Pnueipal.
UNIVERSITY C0LLE8E
OF MEDICINE,tHBaW!
atrninillF -DEHTISTlfY PH<RMACT
f Modrrn LaLoratoritf ia charge ol tpecialists.
J QaaSySMM. SupenorClinics.
\ liedsule teaching ln our own HojpitaL
For HMailedintermalu.r,. wr.tr TH F. 1'KOCTO.R.
K1NDERGARTEN.
HI88 BLAYMAKER aill raeaaa her
Kinderaarteaat X.?. 824 aoath Waaaiaftea
(traatOCTOBER 3, 1904,
Irealan statiag taraa, Ae., rataiaked ap
Addreaa lloaoatfa Pitt street.
Cir
on application
? pl ljn
OaH or write the ALEXASDR1A AND
WASHINGTON B08INES8 COLLEOE,
(.?rll,r Pitt aad King streets. Al.xandri.
Virginia, for Stiel.l's Thirty-tl.ir.l Annual
;V?m?,i,ceii,e?.a..dSpe.'ialScp.e,?.,'rOner.
^i.rdcrtoadverti.andpvovcthaMeye^
oellls -crvth.ng, Mr. LE *? ?* ?*?
U.n.vMrs.Stiehlands^c.alists.orterone
maath'.t?itloa.f>?l.W* aml >-,y ?*?
iadaoemeat. to i.m-stigate lhail new eollege.
Call or write BOW.
iuiu"; ?'?in_
HAMMOCKS
and CROQUET.
BUMUER BTATIONERY in all the new
li.elis and lh*p??.
MAOAZINES, PASHIOS r>>OK8 AND
ILLU8TRATED PAPEBS of dl kinde.
??THE CR088IrIG," bj Churehill, author
,i' l:.. hard Carvell, ju-t ..ut, can he l.,ind at
Dyson's Bookstore,
508 Kin? street.
-.? x r \ i *?*___
/.!..-1, tha new oareal fo<*l.jj^*"****?i
f. >T< )M A?' Fl.< >l" ft-*> banjbjofPotomae
Flour, very high grade, 7"^iituvRl*.
PUBLISHED DAILY A.ND TRI-WEKKLY AT
GAZETTE BUILDING. 310 A312 PRINCE
STREET.
TRRM8: Daily?1 year, 86:00; 6 months,
$2:50; 3 months, $1:25; 1 month, $0:43; 1
week $0*10.
Tri'-wcekly?1 year, $3.00; fj months, $1.50;
3 months, $0:75; 1 month. $0:25.
Contraet advertisers will not be allowed toes
ceed theirspace unless theexees* is paid for
at transient rates, and under no circum
stances will they be allowed to advertise
other than their legitimate busines* in tbe
space contracted for.
Resolutious in memonam. of thanks, trihute*
of respect, resolutious adopted by societie*
or persons, unless of public concern, will
only be pnuted in the peper as advertise
ment*.
[Entered at the Postoffice of Aiexandria, Vir?
ginia, as aecond-elas* matter.l
LETTER FROM ELKTON.
[Correspondent af the Aiexandria Gazctte.]
Elkton, Va., 8ept. 'J.? The proper
order for arranging a vacation has been
followed by your correspondent in pass
ing from Atlantic City by the btoad
oceau to this comfortable and beautifully
situated hotel in the far famed Valley of
Virginia, with tlie noble ramparta of
Masaanutton to tbe west and the raystic
line of the Blue Ridge rising along the
east, and shutting us in from the old
tide water section of tbe State. Before
taking up our abode here we spent a few
davrt in the vicinity ol White Post at
"Renvenue" the hospitable home of
Captain David Meade, aituated in one of
the fairest and most fertile parts of the
Va'iley. While there we had the pleas
uie ol some delightful drives with the
captain through tbatbeautiful and inter
esting country. We saw ouce more
'?Mountain View," a sacred place to all
those who owt allegiance to the Episco
pal Churcb, aa the home of its great
bishop, the Right Rev. William Meade,
who was the restorer of the fortunes ol
tbat church after tbe revolution in the
diocese of Virginia, the defender of its
purity, and the tounder of the Tbeologi
cal Seminary in Virginia. With words
very similar to those the record ot his
noble lit'e is summed up on his tomb
in the quiet cemetery looking towards
the east on the brow of Seminary Hill.
As we drove along, the Sunday morning
of our stay, on our way to churcb, the
captain ibowed us taacornaf ol "iloun
tain View" where once etood a gate
tbiough which tlie bishop so often en?
tered uj.on the public road on his way
to the same sacred place, Christ
Churcb, Millwood, wbither we were
now goinir, of which the bishop was
so long tbe venerated rector and
aodpaator. We alao oaaaed''Boeoey''
tbe birthplaeaofthe late Dr. Kialocb
Nalaotl, loriiierly 81 bonored profcaaoi
ofthe Theologii-al Seminary, we bave
just mcntioued, near your chy. Tlu.c
doaa aot peraait aa to tall of the numer
oua beautiftil aod well-kept eatatea
around Millwood. We moat, bowaro,
mention' l8aratOga>" the historic home of
Qeoeral Morgaa, said to bave been
built l.y Heaaiafl aoldiara under tbe geo
aral'a direction. IWing frooi Baratoga
on one ol our hripe we took a
moat ebarmiog park-lika drive, formiag
? prirate road, iborteniag, bowaver, the
diataocebetweea Millwood aod Benvenoe
aud went by tbe home ot Captain Wil?
liam Carter, the gallant sohlier during
the storming daya of civil strife and now
the poet of the vulley, whose "heboes ot
ihe Glea," lately published (many of
them already k'uowu and eateemed
iu vtrse), will awell the tide of
romance and song that stirs the heart of
all who behold thia land of beauty, aud
listen to its tales of love and cbivalry.
But at the home of the poet-aoldier we
could not liuger, so we aped on behind
our trusty steed to the "Post" and
"Benvenue." Another old home,
"Luoky Hit," adjoining "Benvenue,"
must be noted in our letter. This waa
built by Col. Richard Kidder Meade,
oneof Washington'aaides and an mti
mate aud trusted friend of the great
leader. Like "Saratoga" Ita maaaiye
unadorned walla of stone reflectthe aolid
character aud aiuiple lile of its honoreJ
builder. Aluioat evcryone knows that
tlie village of White Post received
ita uauied from the White Post
which pointed the way to "Green
way Court" the aeat of that ro
manic figure and extensive landed pro
prietor, Thomas Lord Fairfax whose
renndns now rest beneath the Episcopal
Church which he eiidowed in Wiuches
ter. The "White Post" ia carefully
preserved by the inhabitants and is an
ohject of intcrest to all visitors. While
at the Post we had the pleaaure of meel
ing again, among others, Dr. Thomaa
M. Lewis, Capt. David Meade, jr., of
the Sixth Clark Cavalry, and the vener
able Mr. William Kennerley, with a
number of visitors from King George
who seemed to enjoy the change from
td-water to the tnountainn.
Elkton is a good-sized village on the
Norfolk and Weatern Railroad an
hour'a di.tance from Luray, on the
north, and Basic City, on the aouth,
and is the preaent terminus of the
(hesapeakeaud Weatern Railroad, con
necting it with Harrisonburg and pointa
beyond. There ia a fully equipped
modern tnnnery, a stave factory anu
aome other manulacturing eatablish
ments here. We noticed the statement
in the Gazette the other day, that about
hall the sunnly of mancanese now used
came lrom Virginia. So with that add
ed interest iu company with two lriends
we took a walk to the mang mee
mineaand washeriea aituated on llance'a
Mountain near the town. The shafu
are of considerable depth and the trncks
used for bnnging the ore to the surlace
are worked by both mules and a steam
engine. A ahort narrow gauge track for
other trncks, pulled by i??le?, conveys
the cre from tbe upper washery to the
lower one near the Norfolk and W eatern
road whence it ia ahipi-ed chiefly. to
Pittaburg.aowe were told. The vallev
hereia wide and open and the hote
sunds on a blufl above the river about
8ve mioutea walk from the railroad
The aituation affords an an.ple proapect
and beautiful views on all aidea. me
| rooms of the hotel are large and airy
the aanitation good with all modern con
ROSENFELD'S.
Satisfaction or Money Back.
Tlie Popiilarit}' of tlie Store.
We are alwaya trying to interest and hold the attention
of the public, Never content with well enough ; continually
striving to make this store an ideal ?hoppiag place.
Hondreda *av it is ideal now, but we know better, and
we are still plaon'ing to improve the store and the aerviee.
Umbrella Bargains
Men's and Women'a All-ailk Umbrellas all with paragon
framea. iancv handlea galore, taateful and beautiful ; DOt WM
in the lot north leaa than |1.00. All go thia week at Jiic.
MO in the lot. Don'tbctoo late; they will not stay hrre
verv long.
iiCORSETS and BLANKETS.
BS__W B *1.00 Corsets, with hose supporters, 70e.
SSonlv a iew All-wool Blankets, left from last sea.son, to
clrTse out as we need the room for the new ones. By buying
now you will aave enough to buy new sbeet*.
Rosenfeld's,
518=20 King St., Alexandria, Va.
veuiencesand it is wellkept by tlie pCBB
ent proprietor who some few yeari ago
had charge of the Hlue Moaatain Uooae
near Bluemont, Va. The water sup
plied for all purposes is piped frOBi tba
Elk Lithia Springs, and is eonaidered
eflicacious for rheuuiatism, dyepepeia
and all other llh that tle.-li is lieir to, bo
sides being a most delightlul aod palat
able beverage for the hale aml beartj.
The river, which is the aootfa .fork ol
the Shenandoah, is B beautilul stream
aad afforda ample npportunity for boat
ingan.l ttabiog. So the OOBabfbatlon of
moantain, stream aad fallay, poro
water and delidoue, inrigorating alr, a
comfortable botaljoined aitbiuaccea
aibilitj to so many pointa in .Maiyland
aad Virjinia. cmil'iiK' to BBakB this a
most desiral.le resting place (or the stim
mer. Tbere are nutiierotis walks aml
ilnves along tbe valley, over hill aml
d.iie aod ap tha aaaoBtaio, as tba ha>
pukt of tbe visitor liatetb. We took a
aalk the Othaf day to the Bear Lithia
SpriBg, aloaoat two miles to the north of
about ?mc hoBdiad fcet loag and sixty
broad, with aattoaf how foreaiagacoo
liderable stream of water. There is a
pumpiag apparatoa for supplymg the
water totank cari owaed by tha Bear
Lithia Company, lor abipBMOt to New
V?rk. The taaka bold 10,000 gallona
apiaoa. One aocb car waa ready for
lilling when we were there aml hrom two
to three are kbipped .veekly. Tba aater
has a L.reat rapntatiOfl, bol BBBBJ think
the Elktoa Bpring, which aupplieaoui
hotel, is e.juallv as good, ao here aa eba>
where judgmenN dlfler. The weatber
has been anparb foi tbe paat two aeeka,
dry and clearwith cool night-and morn?
ing, while the daya bave never been op~
t.ressively warm. We were aorprieed
to know from Captain Meade thal
there had been quite a drOOght IB
tbe vallev and hc feared tbat tbe eon
crop would berut short to some extent,
thereby. The grasais beginning toabow
the need of rain here, and the roads are
ao dusty as to make driving onphMaaal
for visitor* at tbe hotel. The Kikton
botel has been well patronized th I sum?
mer. Among the many friends and vis
itors we have met here and who have
added to the pleastire af our stay are
Miss Mary Taylor, of Aiexandria, with
her cousin, MissShepard, of Bdotitoa, N.
C; Miss Nettie Fitzhugh, of Fredericks?
burg; Miss Julia I^e and Mrs. Bulloclr,
widow ofRev. Dr. Bullock, witb berson,
Mr. Wingfield Bullock, lormerly of
Aiexandria; Mrs. Wm. M. Harrison
her son, Mr. John S. Harrison, and
daughter, Mrs. Drury, of James River;
Rev. A. C. Hopkins, D. D-, chaplain of
the Stonewall brigade during the civil
war. andMrs. Hopkins, of Charlestown,
W. Va., and Miss Mary Amelia Smith,
of Warrenton, Va. 8. W.
Rucklcn'a Arnica Halvc
Haa worl.l-wide fame for _a_rreloaa *aree.
It stirimss. s imv other siilve, lotion, omtinent
orfaalm forCuta. Coraa, Bama. Boile, Soree,
Felona, Uleera, Tett.r*, s?lt Rbeaa, Ferer
Sorea, Chappe.1 Handu, Bkia Ernptiona: In
fallihie for Pilea. Cure Rnarau'e.-.l. Only
JSe at E. S. Lewlbcater A Sona, dranjgMB.
Better Than a IMa?tcr.
A piece of flaaaal daaapeaad with
Chamberlain's Pain ILilm and baud on
the aflTected parts is better than a plas
ter for a lame back and for pains in the
side or chest. Pain Balm has no aupe
rior as a liniraent for the relief of deep
seated, muscular and rheuraatic pains.
For aale by (iibson & Timberman and
W. F. Creighton & Co.
ICE.
C
Wholesale and Retail
Dealers in Ice. . . ?
Carload IiOU* an.l Country OrOera
n Spocialty.
OFFICE
Cameron & Union Sta., Alexandria, Va
Bell Telephone No._5t
VAN
ceivad
;v^CAMP'8BAKE0BEA]^a:
FINANCIAL. ___
THK liHUlV ril-OPKIllTIVE
BlilLtHfrtl ASSOOATrW,
1. 5,
Oflers Ihe liest iniluceiiients to whocver vaata
to huild or bay a lioin.., i>:iy oil old bjoH
gaana or larprora their property. I.oans
nre made i.ayul.L- in moiilhly in-talni.i.t.
Bottlaaiml ia Ailloria parl naaybe anda al
llliy ,i??, Btrieti] sl\ PEB CEHT. is
eharfad.aad abea parl ofloan is aattled the
moiithly INSTAI.MI..MS ARE REDOCED
HioBWlloaatrly OntfeSl '? King at
l- \ \< RICIIBEBp, 1'ieM.lent.
JUSTUS SCIINi:i"l.i:. S-.-. and Tmu.
DOWKfl khl, Direetor.
.K.IIV T. NAL *,
THomas BOY,
r. I'. 0OR1IAN,
II. P. A1T< ESON,
I C. (itiAliA.M,
mv0.. Sai .|_
INSUBANCE AGENC11 3.
Alexandria Insupaiicc Co.,
(na_j n iiaaaa i* le*nj
CAPir\L I'AII) lliNCAI. 57,000.
Fire, M.irine aad "r"htt> Cll m n urance.
J. CLINToN SMOOT [tiC C Smoot A Sona
Co.), I'r.-id.i.'.
LAURENCE BTABLER, Beeretary.
DIRECTORS:
George S. Fr.-i.eh <S.-. Alex. Fert. A Chemi
eul Co.).
Worth Hnlftah (ol .?. F. Cirlin'a Soni Co.
har.l? .... . _ x
J. T. Barka (?f P.ur?e A Herlx-rt, hankera).
li Il.ier jr., (ClOthlng Merchant).
Baxo.. II. Lwnt i Beal K-tate).
Wm. H. Ilelln.uth (Helluii.th Broa.).
^i_K)rhee :?No. li'.'. south Fairfax atreet
FOlTNDERfi ANH MACIIINISTS.
J.&H.AITCHKSON,
PRACTICAL MACHINLST3 AND ENGI
NEERS.
-And Builders of
MARINE ANP STATIONABY EHGIWE8
Blaeknaithiag and Btaaa Fitting. Engi
ne.rs'nnd Maehini-is- Snpplies and all sort
of mill work and that eoimected w.th briek
work protnptly exeeuted. Rcpairing prompt
lyd0De- J.An.AITCHFSON.
llBKingjHreet. : Aiexandria, Va.
WM. 8. MOORE
MAOHINIST. IRON AND BRASS FOUND
ER, SHIPSMITH AND BLACKSMITH,
(OLDDOMINION W0RK8)
8outh Union Street : Aiexandria, Va.,
Will furnish and repair all kinds of Ma
chinery, Iron and Brass Caetiaea, \\ rought
and Cast Iron Fenees, Mill Work, Ship and
Blacksmithing, Edge T-ols, Mill Picks iae
ing Hammers, and all kinds of Mill Work
made and renaired at the shortest notice and
at reasonable price*. The highest market
price paid for old Wrought and Ca?t Iron,
Bras* and Copper
Carpets
and Rugs.
Call and Inapect <>?1'
large line ttf Wilton, Ax
ininister, liiusscls and
Ingrain Carpets. Our stock
of Rugs contains the latcst
styk-s tVom door mat to
rooiiisizc, 9x12.
M. Ruben & Sons.
601 KINO STREET.
A Large Line of Linoleums
and Oilcloths.
FOK SAIiK-?The famoua LEE COAL at
the loweat market pric^. A SM(Xy-A ^
"llCYLER'S COCOA BUTTEB, 10c pack
**"?' ^j^EAl.BKATER A S0N3. _
~~OAPE COD CRANBERRIES, choice
^uality. juat reeeived byjcMnnrR^
UOLDEN CROWN SYRUP just received
by J. C. MfLBUKN.
I?UY OOOIX*
THIS IS
NOT
Aii overflow uidw but a
few Spccial Advi'i'fistMl
Bargaiiis fbr this week.
Hany otheif not men
tionwl, but must be ?een.
Bargain in
Hen's White
Laundered Shirts
100 Men's White Laundered Bhirta,
mostly all sizes, retailed lor 7"ic to $1.
They ar* slightly soiled. Your choice,
3!>c.
Bargain in
Embroideries.
200 Plecea ofHew Embrolderlea
at BajCtifioe Prices.
Kmbroideries that retail for 10a, lfic,
2")cand 3!lc will be sold at 8c f?r tlie
10c widths. Be fcn the r>c aridtha, ISJe
for the 2.'ic aridtha, and l!?c for tbe 89o
widths.
Bargain in
Wool Dress
Qoods Remnants.
MOyaxda AH-wool Charlota, Ototha,
Paacy DraaaQooda, Mohairaaod Voilea
called out Iroin the dress gopda <le|>art
meut, will be aold at haif price.
Bargain in
Apron Ginghams.
One ca?e of 8,000 yards of Apron
Qinabaaw, quality almoal aa p,i?>d aa
[_ucaater*a, bat alth daaiagacl sel
vagc; worth 7c, at Bc j*ard
D. B_l? & Si,
316 Kinjr Street
<;|*<H'KKIKS.
W.A.JOHNSON&CO.,
WHOLK.-ALK QR0CKB8.
GENERAL COMMI>sioN MERCHAKT8
And Dealers in
ALL KINDSOF LIOJ'ORS.
Have on hand Oibaon'l XX, X XX, XXX X,
and I'ureOld ltve, Old Cahinet and Mi.no
nam Whlaklea: ahm Baker'aand I%ompaon|
Pure Rye Whiskies, to arhleh they mvite the
attention ..f the tr.ele.
Ordcrs from the country fcc merehandiae
ahall receive prorant attention.
Ctonsignineiita of Flour, Orain and Country
Produee soticited, for whieh they gnarantaa
he higheat market pri.es and i.romr.t ret.irns
N. E nornerCameroii and Boyal Btrei
"JOIIX AIIKRN &C0..
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL QROCERB
An.l Dealers in
PURE WINES AND LIQUOB&
Country Pr.Mluee reeeived daily. Our stock
of Plaiu an.l Fam-y Oroeeriea enibraoea every
thiag to he bad ln this Line.
We hold larirely la United Sutes bonded
varehouae and carrv in itoeh various branda
of the best
PURE RYE AND MAI.T WHISKIES
made. llave alao in store superior grades of
Foreicn and Ain.ri.au
WINES. ALE8. BROWN STOUT, Ac.
___r*Satisfaction Uuaranteed aa to I'rice an.l
Quality.-aaj
Comer Prince and I rceta.
QUAIilTY TKLLS.
J.C.MILBURN,
113 North Royal Street : Aiexandria, Va
Uealer in
FANCY AND 8TAPLE GROCERIE8.
Proprietor of the
POTOMAC BRANI) FLOIJR,
which i* unexcelled.
^aa-Cogeea Freshly Roasted-*?.
OpingoftkPiililicSiiiools
11,. Clerk ofthe city Behed Board willbe
at tho Opera Hoeat k* the parpeaa ol iMaing
penaitt foreaterinfthe Pablic Schooi*, ahlcn
apaaoaSEFTEafBERlS t* itady, as ft*
ahitachUdraa?Taiaday and rTadaaa*
day, September 18 and 14, fr.nn 8 a. m. to '.'
'*' Kor coiored children-Thursuay and Fri
ilay, Septeii.her 1" aud 16, from 8a. m. to i
p. in.
Those white children who eannot pro.nr.
pcrmits aa Wednaaday will be given them oa
r'ridny.
In order that tha aehoohl may l?e properly
oraaaiaad, no penaita will be issued after laa
K.th imtil the 86th.
.? wi iiu.gt.. secure seats for tlmr .-l.il
dren will hring their city eapitaUOO tax re
? r the year 1B04. _ _?fj
llltffi STORE FOR m
IN TIKEWATF.K, ?A.
Place ef 1,000 at 1,888 Popnlation.
BIG BABOAOT.
Write or call at Gazette offiee.
_ ?ng20 lm*______
"THE LION" METAL POLISII forclean
ing and polishing BnuN, Copper, Ac. Price
25c. For sale by ?_
E. 3. LEADBEATER A SONS
UP-TO-DATE CLOSE AT 7, SATUEDAYS EXCEPTED.
KAUFMAO BROS.,
THE BUSY riAN AND BOY'S STORE,
LBT GO SALE.
Our Lot Gto Sale is now 011 These sales are senii
aniiiial and consist of'sinall renmants ofthe roing sea
son. Prices on maiiv dittto-ent wares are goldjitt aloss
i? order toeleat them o.it. OUR FALL STOCk IS
ARRIVING. Letgo list of barjrains :
i?.?;.- infants' Bfoetery.aa
i_j<: Ladiea1 Hoaliry.7c
Haa1 Baadkerehieft. 4c
;l'| Il.i-i. IV. IBj
I6e Men'- ll.-ie.-y . 9c
Lot Line.. i ..liars. 5c
U and $1.36 Shirti.Me
75c Shirt.,. 390
19fl Suspeadera. 11c
_:.<? Keekwaar. lOe
l?o Gartera. &c
30c Undenrear.3.V
l/?t 39c Uiidcwear. -I''
" lOcCoatSpriuga. ii
Boys'Waah Suita.
LotfBaadlUWTroaaan.HtJ
Lot f_ and |U0 Troubera.
Lot^l.-'oaiid Jl.oOTrousers. Ne
Lot$l Trouaers.
lUJOaadlU Men'sSuits.
$10 Men'sSuit-. IMB
|7J0 Mell's Sllits . $4.97
Boys'Waah Panta. 9c
Many more bargains.
KAUFMANN BROS.
CLOTHIERSand FURNISHER5,
402 King Street._
= BEST LEE
Coal, Coke
and Wood.
J. R. Zimmerman.
OFFICE 114 SOUTH ST. ASAPH STREET.
VVharves and Yard Foot of Queen Street.
Bell 'Phone 77. Home 'Phone 18.
iiiy. if - ;
fwllOl^OME. DELICIOUS. 4
IKLOSTER BEER,|
Made of Finest Hops 4
and Malt Exclusively. 4
ON DRAUGHT ONLY AT \
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:t
)??0?0??3?0??00000?:
he Chr. Heurich Brewing Co.'s
FAHOUS
Lager Beer
ls now on sale at all the leading
saloons in this city.
O'SULUVAN & CO., Agents,
Aiexandria, Virginia
ULOTflINQ
Fall and Winter
8.ITII0.8.
Our line of Tailoring
Samples for Fall and
Winter comprises all the
latest fabrics in staples
and novelties, and is
now ready for your in
spection.
Suits and Overcoats to
order from $13.50 up.
Trousers to order from
$4 up. Fit guaranteed to
all.
ii. \E FIELD,
One Priee Clotuier and
Tailor.
No. 304 King Street.
ENTIKK WIIKATFLolKan.lO.'.AllA.M
FLUURjuat received by
J.'C. MILBI'P.N
RAL8TON Ill'.EAKFAST 1'. ?oD. .juality
Kuaraui.e.l, t..r sale at Wk aaekaga.
J. C. iflLIH'KN
DRY GOODS
ItEMAISDEK OF LAWN8 AT
AND UNDEB 00*7.
W1IITK GOODS.
Pereales, li'l-ineh wide, reduced frOBJ
i _'*<? I... {??
Batea'a SeenuckerH ?t. We
Coiored Madraa radaead Arooi 10? to..
Corored Mn-iru- radaoed fro_ I2|e to.
Meneri/.-d Madras reduced from I'-'J'- to DO
\'..iles radaead to. We
Silk Eltects rclueed t/>.
i>ed Ifadraa radaead to... lOaaad 12J.-.
reerized Madraa radaead t.?. We
rceriaed Ifadraa redooadto. Me
'. We
IV Madras reduced to.1-4"
ISja. 10c
im>i;k\yi:ak.
Ladies'Ribbed Ve*wat . 4o
Ladiee1 Kihheil Vests reduetsl from i>
to.
Ladioa1 Kibbeil Vest* reduced from Uie .
(0. MB
Men'* (iauze Shirts and Drawers?
lead from 50c to.
*' 3?C ". IBB
" 85e ". MB
fBe Overall*.
Bwaat, <)rr 4 Ca. Oaatalla at.
UMBKELLAS, warranttil a) turu water
an.l fitst aator.
Lady'a siw...... ?*?
Gentletuan s size. ?i.w
A. C. Slaymaker,
429 KING STREET.
HUTCH, HUTCH, HUTCIL-Try IIL1 ( H
or intligertion. It will cure you. io e*tita
per box. For sale only by
WABFIELDAIIALL,
Corner Priuc* and r airfax ?treeta.