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%l&fatibria G&aztttt.
THPRSDAY fcVKNLNG. SEPT. _>, 1904
Aa Aar* ?< loinnm.
It la an age of coarae effects, nn age
*f advertJaement A poet could not
conacientlouBly Blng now about a rose
loft to bloom unseeu, for excureion
tralna would be sure to be arranged
there at reduced ratea. It ia a coufl
dentiai age, and we demand a confl
dant aa much aa a matter of courae
aa the heroine of the old fashioned Ital
lan opera-ln fact, we demand the un
dlvided attention of the whole world.
We alng our songe and liaten greedlly
for the applauae of the gaflery; we
tnaet wrth domeetJc miafortune, and we
weep on the boeom of the dlvorce
eoort, and the daily papers weep with
ua. We do not do good by Btealth, but
rathar ln Bueb a way that we get a bar
onetey or a decoration. So when you
eee a man all tlnkly with Ilttle stars
and thinga you will know tbot be ia
always a very great and eharltable
man iadeed, and charity is not only
alma beatowed on the poor. It Is the
beauty of charity that It is not bigot
ed.?Blackwood'B Magazlno.
?hakenp?ar?'i Cats.
Shakeapeare makes frequcnt refer
eneea to tbe cat in his plays. Lady
Macbeth taunts her huaband when hc
hangs back from the murder with
I*Ulng I dar? not wstlt upon I would,
Llke tha poor cat 1' the adage.
aUndlng to that anlroal's fondneaa for
flah?"What cnfa averae to flsh?"?bnt
IU unwllllngness to wet lts feet ln
eatchlng them.
Falataff Belzes upon another feature
of the animal's character, so dctested
by all wakeful slecpers In towns:
?"Sblood! I atn as melanclioly as a
gtb cat!" When Mercutio longs for a
frny with Tybalt, he aceosta him:
"Good king of cats. I would have noth
lng but one of your nine llvcs. That 1
mean to make bold withnl, and, ns you
ahall nse me herer.fter, dry beat tho
reat of the elght," and tbereupon re
ceivee that eahrbfSted "scn.teli" which
waa "not so deep ns ? weU nor ao wide
aa a chnrch door.".
Bow tbe Smoker Pollahra IIla Plp?.
"One of the fnds of tbe dyed in tbe
wool plpe aanoker is to have a daaaMng
pollah on his plpe, nnd it's enrtOUO DOW
he puta the gloss on," said a tobacco
dealer.
"Watch n veternn pipe smokcr'close
ly and yon see htrn oeeaakmally rub
the bowl of his plpe agatnet his face,
UBually on ench sido- of his nose. Tbafa
bow he puta the pollsh on. The heat of
the brler and the oll of tlie skln
againat which it ls rubbed work up n
rlch gloaa. A snioker's favorlto plpe,
you will find, has the sheen of rose
wood. It tnkea months of rubbing to
work up a looklng glnsa pollsh, nnd
the longer the practice la indulged in
the more shiny the plpe becomea. I
don't know who orlglnnted tho idea,
but all old smokers are on to lt, and
the prtde they take In their pollsbed
ptpea la amazing."-Phlladelphia Rec
ord._
Tha Bell With the Wall of a Child.
A Queerly ehaped gong which occu
pleo a poattlon of honor in the center of
the dty of Seoul, Koree, ls said to be.
one of the largest in the world and Is
ealled "the bell with the wall of a
child in lta voice." When first cust the
txall aoonded with a barsh nnd cracked
note. and the superstittotiH emperor,
fearlng an 111 omen, conaulted with his
xnagidana. These gentlemen held a
long confab and flnally stnted thnt the
bell would never aound rlgbt tintll a
Ure child wae given to lt. The maaa
wa8 theu melted ngnln, nnd n live baby
waa thrown into the molten nietal. The
?wall of agony uttered by the little tot
aa the bronae engulfed lt seemed to
be repeated every time the ball was
tolled, and today tbe Koreans still
clalm that the wail of a child can be
heard ln the volce of the nietal.
Chaaae.
The digestlblllty of cheose i.s nn ever
-e_ed and dlaputed question. A clever
odentlat aaserts that it requires twice
aa long to dlgest na ordlnnry food. It
eonalBts largely of caseln, which la both
nourishlng and dlgestlble, but thia
point la enveloped, as it were, ln fat,
which ia not aoluble by gnstrlc Julce;
bence, if the gastric Julce does not di
geat the fat, nelther can lt readlly dl
geet the caseln. Cheese ahould be eaten
ln amall qnantitiea, with a large qunn
Hty of bread or Blmilnr food, nnd muat
ba thoronghly maattcated.
laraBcleat Cani*.
"There, mamma, I don't believe that
your frlend, Mra. Newly, was to the
tnanner born."
"Huah, dear. She'B worth three mll
liona ln her own right"
"Thafa hardly enough to Justlfy a
woman ln trylng to eat soft bolled
egga with a fork."?Detroit Free Press.
A Boy'a Wild Klde !<>r Ldie.
With family around expeeting himtodie,
and a son riding for life, 18 miles. t? gat Dr.
Kinc's New Discovery for ( onsumption,
Coughsaud Colds. W. II. Brown.of Leeavdle,
Ind. endure<l denth's BgOBlei from BSthma;
but this wonderful inedieitie gave iiiMiiut re
lief aud aoon eured him. Ba wntc: "I BOW
sleep soundly every night." I.ike marvehms
cnres of OoaaaaBptioo, Pnaamonia, Broa
chitis, Goagha, Owda and (irip proraa its
matchlesa ment for all Thr..at and Lung trou
bles. Qaaraateed bottles 50e aad $1.00. Tnal
bottles free at K. S. Laadbaatar & Baaar dmg
Btore. __ _
8our He?ali.
When the quantity of food taken is
too large or the quality too rich, sour
etomach is Hkely to follow, and espe
cially so if tbe digestion has been w>ak
ened by constipation. Eat alowly and
not too freely of eaaily digested food
Masticate the food thoroughly. Let
five hours elapse between meals, and
when you feel a fullneas and weight in
tbe region of the stomach after eating,
take Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets and the sour stomach may be
avoided. For sale by Gibson & Timber
man and W. F. Creighton & Co.
FOR OVER8TXTY YEARS
An Old and Wbxl-Trikd Rk? rdy.?
Mrs. Winalow'a Soothing Synip has been
aaed for over sixty "?*? by nnlhona of
xoothera for their children while leeuuu*
with perfect auccess. It soothes the child.
Boftens the gums, ailays all pain, eures wind
eolic and it the best remedv for Piarrheea. lt
pleasant to the taste. Sold by druggista in
every part of the world. Twenty-five cents a
bottle. IU value it incaleulable. Be sure
and tsk for Mrs. Winslow't Soothing Syrup
and take no other kind.
^O^reUCHOICEPl^K^^ra
VnfflNa SAFE DEPOSIT ASD TRIST (MPORATkU
TBMFOBART OFFICE. 10? SOUTH FAIRFAX 8TKEET.
CAPITAL.
I>aid ln, $1.W,000. Authorized, $1,000,000.
OFFICERS.
C J RIXEY Presid.nt. JNO. P. R0B1NS0N, First Vice Pretident.
j', ,'? jS JEB L BOOl HE, tmmi Vice Preaident. C. J. R1XEY, Treasurer.
DIRECTORS.
u.? F W/ILLABD JNO. P. ROBfNPON, GAPDNER L. P.0OTI1E
P PK A NFW ' OEO. 8. FRENCH. FRANK HUME,
r C LFABEATEB HENKY K. FIELD, H. BAADER.
(. C. LFABEATEB K M NORTOK.
Aitractive rate of interest paid on deposits in Savings Department.
No auxiliary bauks or boxes are issutd by this Inatitution to its customers.
Accidents
Sprains and Brui?e?
Burni and Scealda
Cuts and Woundi
Accidentt happen every &*J Why ntt be pre
pa, ed? A household kupplied wiia
Hamlins
HftZAM
need have no fear of the ordinary'. ?>1roc",? ff*
miibapa of mankind. Hamlins Wizard Oil ia a
?aleguard for children, a comfort to IWBtfca
boon to the old folks. It will pay to k^M
cfd-lime. rcliable family medicine alwayi on hand
in case of need.
Ichn Smith, Starbuck. MInn.. writes April 13.
,00,-I have been in bed for four weeks w th a
Boraincd Back. caused by too heavy hftine.
TEZtrSS SSoTl 'every.hinc to cure ,t. See.ne
what Hamlins Wi.ard Oil had done for OlheMl
tried a bottle and in two days I was able to work.
W.l Stecle.Santa Rarbara, Cal., writes: My
Child fell fionj a hi?h chair upon a hot stove and
burned its forehead and side of face severely. 11
suffered intensely for three days, when ? com
tnenced Dtini Hamlins Wuard Oil. The pam
was relieved in twenty minutes and the bumi
bealed in about five days.
There Is only one Wiiard Oil ? Mamltns ?
name blowa ta the bottle. Si?n.'?re, ?? Hainhn
liros." on wrapper. Take no substitute. SOC
andgl.OO._
fSMUNS"C0U^
Soothes the Throat. Stops the Cooe,h. ay. !?
Hamlin? Blood and Liver PiUs
Act Gently and without Pam. 25c
^^rKli^ TEA
Cives Woman llealth and Strength, ?5C
For Sale and Recommended by
ALL DBVGOaVn.
DRY GOODS
AX Slaymaker
429 KING STREET.
VOU
Embrace It.
Toeocapenaate our enatomere for any in
(?oiivuiieiiee while lepain now bejag ma<ie
to tha frontoi' the store nre in prograae, we
will allow 11
Discoiint ??(' 10 POT Cent.
On all CA8II PURCHASE8 at regalar
prieeeof allgooda. A ?o.sl opvartonKy to
bejy you
Winter Underwear, Elankets and
Comforts, Elannelettes, Sheet
ings, Cottons, Canton
Flannels, &c.
OUR KXTIKK I.INK 18 AT Y0UR
DI8PO6AL.
A. C. Slaymaker,
429 KING STREET.
CLOTHING
Fall and Winter
SUITIIGS.
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. LEE FIGLD,
One JPrice Clothier and
Tailor.
No. 304 King Street.
SCHOOL BOOKS
SOLD AND EXCHANGED
AT STATE PRICES.
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
Of all kinds at lowest priecs.
ALL BOOKS COVKKED.
Briag usyourSfhool Liat aud save time,
trvuble aud niouey.
Dyson's Bookstore,
50S Ktns; street.
^XEX_T_TO OPEBA H0U8E.-11 _
10 bozee t'hoite CREAM C1IEE8E juat re
oeired by J. C. M1LBURN.
N
MEETINGS.
OTiTE^TllFTA^^T M F.ET1N0 OF
- the stockholdcraof the t'NION lU'II.D
fKG COMPANY for the eleeticu ofa b-Jird
of directora and for such other bnaineas as
may beproper will l? held at the oBea of the
company, 123 south Royal street, Alexandria,
Va., on MONDAY, Septcmber 1!', 1904, at
12:30 o'clock p. m. ,
MYRON M. PARKER, l're-ident.
W. SCOTT TOWEKS, !s>< retary.
.pn3 1aw.tw-s?_
]7k B.MNUAL MEETING of the Btoek
holdersof the AMEBICAN LOCOMO
TIVE APPLIANCE COMPANY will be
bald on WEDNE8DAY, Beptssaber 28,190-1,
at 2 o'clock p. in., at No. 218 King street.
JOHN MILTON, I'resident.
at-r.7 td_,_,
T1IK AN.nUAL MEETING of the Btoek
hohlera and directora of THE HARfTlS
& SHAIER 00. will be held at tbe aflaa of
the company. 123 south Royal atreet Alexan?
dria. VaTat 4:30 p. m? THURSDAY, Sep
tember 29, 1904. By orderof the President.
?>t>2td C. A. SHAFER.Secretarr.
SJTE^MERS^
Weems Steamboat Company.
The Steamers of This Line Will Leave Alex?
andria
EVERY SUNDAY, TL'ESDAY aud TIIURS?
DAY at 4:30 p.m.
FOR BALTIMORE AND ALL THE USUAL
RIVER LANDINGS.
Cuiaine and appointmeuU unexcelled.
Freight for Baltimore, Philadelphia and
New York solicitedand handled with rare,
Through rates and bills of lading issurd.
Single fare to Baltimore, $2; rotind trip, f3;
Staterooms, one way, $1.50. Meals, 60e.
WM. M. RFARDON. Agent, Strand.
,AILY LINE TO NORFOLK AND FORT
RE8S MONROF.
D'
The Norfolk and Wash?
ington Steamboat Co.
Will run DAILY LINE, coramencing or
Monday, March 30, with their new and pow
erful iron steamers.
Newport News, Washing?
ton and Norfolk.
Leave the wharf at the fbot of Prince street
at 7 00 p. m.
Retnrning will leave Norfolk it 6 00 p. m
Singlo fare $3. Round trip $5.
C. W. WATTLES, Agent,
No. 2 Prince ?treet._
TAMCTi FERRY CO.
Schedule in Effect March 10, 1904.
The Washington Steamboat Company (lim
ited) on and after March 10,1904, will operaU
the steamer GEORGE WASHINGTON be
tween Washington and Alexandria on the
following schedule:
Leavk Alkxanpkia.?6 40. 8 00. 9 4?
and 11 30 a. m.; 1 30, 3 15, 4 50 aud 6 30
PLKAVK WA8HINOTOW.-6 00, 1 20, 9 00
and 10 30 a. aa.; 12 30, 2 30, 4 15 and 5 30
p. m. ,
^P?r~8ame schedule on Sunday, leaving
Washington on nrst trip at 9 a. m. and Alex?
andria at 9 46 a. ru. -___
JOHN B. PADGETT,
aul tf General Manager.
LFAlALJfOTICES._
VIRGINIA.?In the Clerk's Office of the
Gorporatka Court of the Cltj of Alexan?
dria on the ~'7th day of AuKuat, 1904.
llenry M Taylor ]
V8.
John Miller and \ In < hanecry.
George W. Driver,
Defendants. J
fcfeaao, Tbeobjeetoftbtoaalt is to enjoiB
and restrain the defeadaata, tl.eir officers,
Bgents, attorneya and all other perBOM acting
for them or either of them. or iu their l.chalt,
iaeladiag W. W. Cline, constable of the city
of Alexandria, Virginia. from in any way or
inaniier interfering with the complainant in
his poaaaadoa of tlie preaaiaaa OBentioned ln
the l.ill of coruplaiiit filcd in this cause, or in
the full use aad enjoyment thereof, nnd ajM>
from iu any inaniier or way interfering with
the personal property biken by tha (-aid cou
stable under heretofore ma<le levy, and from
witliliolding the aaaaa Bwaa the possession off
thia complainant. ...,?? ..?
It ippearing by an aftulavit filed in tlns
eaase that the defeadaata, Joan Miller and
Qaorga Vf. I?river. are uoa raatdtata of this
State : It ia ordered, that aaid defeiidant- ap
pear here within hfteen days after due
publieation ol this order, and do what
B uecessary 1o protect their intcre.i
in this BBlt, and that a eopy of thi.
order be forthwith inserted in the Alex?
andria (la/ette, a newspaper pnbliahed in the
citv of Alexandria, oaea a week for kmu mbb
aeeks,aadipaatadat thafrontdoorof
the ('(Mirt Hoaaa of thia city.
Acopy-Teste.oHNsBKAni r]rk
By NKVKI.I. 8. 'iHKKNAWAY, D. ?'.
W. U. Varney and David E. Anthony, p. q.
aiig30 w4w-tu_
^^RICTLTURAL~
HKRBKRT BRYANT I WILI.UM BRYA5T
President. I 8ec. A Treas.
-TIIK
BryantFertilizerCompany
Manufactureri of
FERTILIZER8. FERTILIZING MATE
RIALS. PURE RAW BONE AND
FINE GROUND NOVA 8C0TIA
LAND PIASTER,
Office : 117 King street.
Factory and Wharf: Foot of Doke street.
Alexandria, Va.
JOHN P. ROB1NSON, I gborob b. frknch
President. I Secretary.
Alexandria Fertilizer and
Chemical Company,
Manufactarers of
FERTILIZERS, FERTILIZEB MATE
BIALS AND BLUE WINDSOR
GROUND PLA8TER.
Princeas Street, between Union and Lee,
Alexandria. Va.
SCHOOL BOOKS
FOR THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
CAN BE OBTAINED AT . .
R. L. CARNE & CO.'S,
703 KING STREET.
School Books displaced by the introduction
of new books taken in exebange at exchange
prices.
All books sold at State contract prices.
ALL BOOKS COVERED
GET OUR PRICE LI8T.
SCHOOL SUPPLIES CHEAP.
20 Nerts FRUIT BASKET8, just received
for sale low by J. C. MLLBl'RN.
TKLF.PHONE^ KXCgANG K.
"gToTJTHERN BELl"tEi.KI'H<>NE AND
5 TELEGRAPH COMPAiJY.
WYTHE WHITE. Manager.
C. A. MOORE. Inapector.
Adama Expreea Co.
Ahern, Jno A Co.
Agnew, Park
Aitchesou A Bro
Aitcheson, J A II
Aiteheson, I)eW
Alexandria Driving Park
Alexandria Bottling Co
Alexandria Fertiliier and Chemical to
Alexandria Steara Bakery
Alexandria (Jawtte
Alexandria National Bank
Alexandria Tiraes
Alexandria Infirmary .
Alexandria Ins. Co. (L. Stabler Agt.)
Allen, F. L.
Alexandria Brick Co
Alexandria Iron Works
Alexandria WaterCo
Arraour A Co
Anderson, E M
Appieh, Geo. A
Aadreva, W I
Rrvan, Albort
Bn'll, J
Baader, llenry
Baker, II J
Baltimore * Ohio Freinht
Balb-iiKt-r A Itro _ ,
Barlev, Leerii C, utty-at-law 127 8 Royal
Bagw-tt. W C _' .
Barley, 1 otdaC raaUanaa H7 N Columbns
Baaeh, DrChaaS
Bell Bona, Bobert
Rella-Pre Gk
Bemheinier. S J
I5.-ii.IIk in., 1> A Sone
Bitzer, J II I>r.
Bohraus, Mrs. C
Bootbe, Qardatr L, offiee
Boothe, Gaidaar L, residence
Brill, Mrs Nettie
lir. nt. B 0 ofiea
Brill, I/niis, cafe
Brook?, Win Kowle, resldenoe
Brookaa, Wm F 4 Co.
Broekett, A I), resideiiee
Broekett, A D 4 Co
Bryant, Herbert, offiee
Bryant Herbert, residence
Bloeh, II
Burke A Herbert
Burroughs, T F
Burke, II H, residence]
Bnsine.-. Men'a League
Barroagha, W J, residence
Cnlli.li, Ilt i.ry
Caauaiagf, atka M L
Carlin, J Frank, residence;
Carne, R L jr
Oockey, JacC
Carlin 1 llrent, Offiee
Cnrlin, CC, r.-idenoe
Caton. .1 66 H B
Carter Br<*
Carlin. Mrs Kate
Carlin Bona, .Ia*. F A Sons Co
Carlin, Miss M K
Chief Operator, T.l. plioneSExchange
Citi/vns' Nntioniil Bank
Chauneey, Juliau
City Tiaaaaier
Coehran, Miss C L
Cranfonl;Miss A
Corporanea Oeart
Cre'irhton, W F ACo
Creighton, W P A Son
Crnpper, Joeeph L
Curtin A Batta
Ciiton, Iliirry B, residence
Cogan, John A, pluinber;
Dabaey, Jaa H_
Deingerfield, E L
Daingeraald. I L, Malvern
Deavers, A .1
Deaaaiaa. W B
Paa.aa. Wm
Daniele, 0 B
Doaiphaa, AS
Dieiitlt, J A
I>id-/oheil, Fred
Delanev, I?r M D
Dr.ilu-, .1 A Oo
Exehange nnd Bauard Hote.
F.iehlK-rg, I*aac
I meraoa Pnmp Co, The
Evening Btar Ifurcau
Kinni.rt, .1 W A Co
Entwiale, I' L
Entwisle, Chai F
F.iit?i-le, .Iimi W
EpieropaJ Blgjb School
Faniion, T J
Fairfax A<\)
Plorence Crittendon Ifianon
r leld A Co, II K
Finch, Ooo B
Piaher. Thoa A, resi.lence
First Nntioniil Bank
Fleischmann Hotel
Frencli, (.eo S
Foeg, Jnlian
Kiilhr, B W, n-i.lence
Qibaoa, Richard
Gil.son, F.mily M Miss, residence 700 Duke
Gibeon.Dr Tlioa
(ioldsmitb, K
Goods, CT
Qreaa, Mrs Wm, north Washington
Green, l?r I>.nis S, residence S Washington
Orean, afre Virginia, residence
Grlgg, ?' Fossett
Haminoiid .1 W A Sone
Harlow, M B A Co
Harlow, M B. residence
Hnveiui.r Baking Co
Barloa Broa
HartK-r, K B
Jlelliniith Brns, market
Helliiiutli Brouara, Kingjstreel
Bammond, II
Hill,.) M
Hiil, -I M ACo
Hill, Prank M
Hill. Zora
Bopkina, <i f>, residence
Hopkiaa, It. .1 Miltoo
HootI, ( haeR
Boward, CliAoaTI
Hill, Oeo 6
Hutl, A .1, resi.le'ie.;
Janney, l'r (' II
Jacksoii, Wm
Janney. Miss E M
Joii. -. I>r I M
Johnson, W A A Co
lohnson, I>r All>er1 jj
Keaaper, atlaa S;irah,
Ktlly, H V
Kleharer, Chai
Kirk, II
KinK. Charles A Son
King, Jamea E, re4deaea
Kiiu, Chariea, residence;
Kemper, E H
Knignt, B K, atanoBary
Kni?lit, B E, residence]
Knox.t, R E
Knox R F, residence
Knoi A BobhtaoBaea
Kramer, Mrs Frederick "
LamU rt, IrLiui S, mdseiljroker 109|Union
LamlK-rt, F S, residenca
LansUurir, Mrs Alica
Lawler, E E A Co
LeadlH-ater, E S A Soni
I,;i-h, J Ix-e
Lawler, Martin
I>;e, Mrs M L
Lennon, (' <J
Iiennon, CM
Lindsay, N A Co
Loose, .1 L
Lanimii, Thoe
Marshall A Bro, JohnJA
Mutual Iee Co
Monroe, Ed, resi.lence
M.K.imv, W M
MiCneii, Ja.s, bottling worka
MeLtaren, Frank
Morton, Rev W J, reaidenoe
Manairer's Offiee
Marsnait, i n, residence
Marine ltiiilway Shipb'ld'g it'.Cotii
Marshall, John A, residence
llarket i
licGuire, I?r Hugh
jiiller, E J A Co
Mer. Bld'g. A L A?'n) L Hoofl, Af.UJ
Moore, W .S
Moore, C A
Markell, Geo E
Maaseni, < 'li;i^
"Mount Venion"
May A Son, W H
Myera, R L A Co
Norton, J K M;
Nllgellt, O J|
O'Brien, I)r M W
Odell, Aaron, market
Odell, Aaron J2Z!
Old llominion Glaa?.Oo
Outcalt, C, dentist.
O'Sullivan A Co|
Pafl's Shoe Co
Patterson A Brother
Peyton, Jas F g) ?
Packard, MissT, residence
Pwk.WHS
Pollard, F J
?onnett, Constant, floriat
onntt, <', !l..rist, West Endj
Perry, Thomas
Petty, Geo W, residence
Portner Brewing Co, Pobt
rortner, Robt, treasurer'i ofSc*
Portner, Robt, aecretary'a offiee
PoataJ Telegrapb Cable Company
TEI^EPHO^^EjtCHANGB^
Postoffioe
Police Headqnarte
Price, Ovrrton W
Price, Geo K^Co.JKsriwt
Preston, J T. reaidence
Pullman, C O
P.^Er.u|Aaapk>
Quinn, Edward
Reevea, Mrs
Bamsay, G W m
ltamey, G H
Reiter. Curtiss A Mills, contractora
Ri( e, J Ilarry, residenoe
Risheill, M L, saw mill
Kittenour, Dr A A
Reanlon, Wm M
Robertson, II F
Robcrts, Walter
Robinson, G II A Sona
Roeers, Joseph F
Ruben A Sont M
Rainmel, A A Sona
Reardon, W ra, residence
Rucker, Geo H (St Elmo)
Robinson. Thos W
Schliehting, Henry, reaidence
Schuler, M
Schwarzman, Geo D, residence
Smoot, W A jr, residence
Smith, Mrs. Francia _?
8moot, C C A Sona
Smoot, W A A Co
Smoot, W A A Co, ofBce King sUeet
St. Mary's Academy
Smith, C H "Hamptan1
Smoot, J R A t\
Smith, Dr W M, office
Smith, Dr W M, residence
8moot, Mrs Susan, residence
Smoot, J C, residence
Southern Bell T 4 T Co, operator
Southern Railway Co, freiaht yard
8outhern Railway Co, W A 0
Southern Express Co
So Rwy, Eng Office
iaiadard oil Company
Stump, Rev J P
Stevens, Moses
Stuart, Douglaas, office
Summers, CJW, residenoe
Shimifl.li. L
Smoot, W B, residence
Schafler, C A A Co, floritt
Smith. F L
Strauss, H, residence
Swan Bros
Snowden, Dr Arthnr
Bratbera BaD T A T Co
Smoot, W A A Co, King St, office
Sinipson, Geo L
Tiniberman, C T C, residence
The Old Dominion Glasa Co
Telcphone Exchange chief operator
f heoWicnl Seminary -
Virginia GlaasWorkt
Virginia Safe Depoait Trutt Company
W., A A Mt Vernon Ry Coj
W, A A Mt V Ry Co, Payne street
Watkint, J B
Wattles, R H
Wattles C W
Warfielri, jr, E
Washington SouthernRallway
Waab'a-Boa Rv. Engineer
Warfield, sr Edgar
Weat, Geo
Waahinpton St^araboatJCo
Wheatley, B, reaidence
Weil itroa
Westera I'mon Telegraph Company
White, WytheJ
Wbeatley, B
Wildt, 11
Wilkins. Captain JnoT
Wmgtielil, S T, residence
Wolford, Loraaao, residence
Wise, Mrs Peter
WooOf, W P
V;,i.-,C R
Zimiiierman, J R, reiideuce
Zimmennaii, J R, omce
Zimmerinaii. Chas
Annaiidale. C C Leachman
Bailey's Crosa Roada
Centreville, Va, B B Utterbach
Eairfax, WT Oliver
Falls Church, Va M E Church
Uirato. Va, Sinson, R E
Manaxsas, Va, Shanuon'sdrug store
Wellington, C C I^enchmaii
Ilavmarket, Va, G H Hulfish
U'uvi rly, Va, E H Janney
Maple Grove, Va, Dr Chas H Janney
For rates apply to Central office
PAY 8TATION8
Central Office
Klei-i'hmanii Hotel
Market llouse
Dooiphan, A S
KainiiieH'a Hotel_
AP1TAL CITY TELEPUONE COM
PANY.
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
EXCHANGE. 3t?9 KING STREET.
F. F. MARBURY. Manager.
E. P. MATrER. Electrician.
St T.SCRIBERS* LIST:
Adams, F M
Alexandria County Courthouse
Adama E x prcsa Company
Appicb, I) II
Appich, Geo A
Ale\andri.i Intirmary
Aiteheaon, D W
Alexandria Steam Bakery
Alexandria Gas Worka
Alexandria Times
Alexandria Gawtte
Araaatroag A Marbury
Alexandria Water Works
Anderson, E M
Birrell, J Fred
Barnctt, \V A
Baggett, Oscar F
Bhindheim, Chas
Bowie, A
B K-tln-, Ganlner L
Burroughs T F ISons A Co
Baadar. H
Baaeh, JosS
B A O R R Co
Baia, W B
Brill, I.< uil
Crilly. J H
Chathum'a Stable, B L Myera A Oo
City Treaaaret
Coftunbla Eugine Honaa
< itv Qaa Office
City Almshouse
City Engineer Office
County Jail
Central Office
Corporatiou CourtJ
Ciawferd, A E
Cook, W A
Dieifua, J A Co
DuncHii, Jas residence
Duneaii, Wm T reaidence
Downhain, E E resideree
Downham, E E store
Fitagerald, J B
Entu isle, F L
Epiacopal High School (Seminary Hil
Entwiale, J W drnggist
Fegan, S H West End, grtver
Fisher Bros
Fannon, T J
Fleischmann House
Fairfax independent Mntnal Fire Ins Co
Francia, Peter
Glohc Hour Mills
Garrett A Monroe ^
Graves, W P
Goods, J W grocer
Goldamith, E
Groves, T S
Geodiieb, Chas Fairfa_r Ureet.'residenoe
Harlow A Co
Harper, F 8
Hiiiken ASon'
Hamilton A Co
Hydraulion Engine Hoaaa
Hill, J M A Co
Hoy, Tho<
Jail;
Jobaaaa, J M|lawyer
King, Chas A;8on ?
Kirk, II irj
liiadanj. N A Co
Leadl>eater A Sons*
Uadaay, N BraddocklHeigh
Lannoii, ThosJ
Matthewa, J A Co'
Mar-hi.ll. J A A Bro
May, W H A Son
Milhurn, J C
May, J W reaidencel
Matter. E P electrician
Marburv, Leondard residenoe
Marbury, F F manager
Mutual lee Co.
McKenney A Son
Mercantile Rv B'ldg A^oarCAas _
McKenney, W H
Meekt, A H
McKenney, Jas E
Mosa, A lfred C, 8 St Asaph 8t
Machen A Moncare, Attorneys at Law
Norton, J K M
O'Suliivan, M R
Ponnet, < onstant King street, florut
Ponnet, Conatant, Weat End, "
Phillips, Henry Agent Corby'a Bread
Pullman, P A Co, Wood A Coal Yard
Pollard, F J
Pullman, P A Co, ktain Store
Portner, Robert | ^
Postoffice
Police Headquarters ,
Poatal Ueadquartera
Poatal eleg ?h Co
TELEPHONE EXCHANGE8.
Pennsylvania Ry Co
Pelton. C C
Power, T F, Snpt Water Co Wee*2End
Pettit, J M jr fruit
Pettey, Geo W
Petk, W Ii;
Ouiun, Edward
kanisuy, G Wm
Beardon, Wm M
Relief Truck House
Roberta, Walter Offiee
Roberta, Walter residence, Weat E d
Roberta. J W Weet End
Ranimel A
Ranieey, Joa H residenoa
Bust, Dr D N Offiee
Rust, Dr I) N residence
Rogers, Wm residence
Reynolda, G M
Simpson s Sons H L
Smoot, C C Sons A Co Tannery
Smoot, W B
Smoot, W A A Co
Smith, Francis L
81inghter, Dr R M (Seminary Hill)
Suioot J C residence
8moot, Jas R A Co /TW.rt
8outhern Railway Company (W 4 0
Southern Railway Company (V.M)
SUndard Oil Co
8chulerBeefCo
Simpson, Geo L residence
Smoot. i R residence
Stearns, G W
Siason Bros
8mith, W H residence
Starnell, E W.
Strauss, Henry, residenoa
8ummers, C J W
Thommen, Paul
Virginia Glass Worka
Wartiel.l A Hall
Warfield, sr E
Weil Bros
Wlldt, W H
Washington Steamboat Co
Wood, Mrs M A
B Geo W Wells, Queen 4 Pitt Sts, grojer
Wise, Geo 4 Co
Wiee, Geo, residence, Seminary Hill
Woolls, W P, Wolfe and Royal
Woolls, W P, Queen and Henry
Wood, CB
Yatee 4 Co, C R
Young, J M
Zimmerman, J B
Zimmermau, Chas
Lincolnia, Aunandale, Fairfajt Court
House, Machen aud Hornoaker Chantilly,
Pender Herndon, Leesburg, and poinU ke
youd.
Anandale, Va, Jasper M Jackson
Fairfax Court House, Va, Walter Oliw
^JWA^CJAJL_
r. K. KICOI., ) f WM. B. SMOOT,
PRE8IDKKT. J l VICK rRKMDKKT
f T. C. SMITH, I
| CASHIEK. )
Alexandria Mional Bank,
COIl. KING ANI) KOYAL 8TS.,
Alexandria, Va.
CAPITAL -.-- - $100,000.
Deposits received, subject to check. Bonds
purehased. Negotiable papers discounted.
Special departtuent for ladies. Safe De
pem Bozea ia Burglarand Fire-proof Vault.
Ue furnisli htters of eredit, avuilable iu al)
parts of the world. CoUaetaOM made ou all
points. This bank othrs every faeility foi
theeare of \our business an.l solieits same.
ESTABLISHED 1852.
BURKE &HERBERT
(212 Kifag Street)
BANKERS AND DEALERS IN
In vestment Securit i e 8.
A General Banking Business transacted.
Deposits received subject to check at sigh
Collections made.
I*tterc of Credit and Foreign Exchange
funiished. __^_
CHA8. R. HOOFF, I I THOS. W. WHITE
PRR8IDBNT. J I CA8HIER.
First National Bank,
Alexandria, Va.
Deelffnated Deposltory ot the
United States.
CAPHai..$100,000
SURPIJTS AND UNDIVIDED
PROFITS .... $145,00C
Directors:
CHAS. R. HOOFF, J. F. MUIR,
G. L. BOOTHK, M. B. HARLOW
1'.. BAER, JR.
Prompt attention jriven to all business, in
erading eollaatloM throughout the United
States nnd Enrope._
B. L. DAINOERKIKI.D, I I WM. H. LAMBERT
PBKKIDKNT. J 1 VICE PRE8IDENT
W. F. LAMBERT, I
GASHUM. 1
Citizens' National Bank.
CAPITAL .... 1100,000
SURPLUS .... $ 20,000
UNDIVIDED PROFITS - ? $ tiO.OOO
Collectious made and promptly remitted.
All kinds of investment eeenritiee a speci
alty
Directors:
E. L. Dainokrfield, M. A. Aherx,
Wm. U. Lambrrt, Wobth HnuriaH
W. F. LAMBERT.
I
BUILDINO MATERIAL8.
~* [ESTABLISHED 1822.]
DEEV K. FIELD & CO.
Successors to
JOSIAH H. D. SMOOT,
Luniber and Mill Work
OF ALL KINDS.
Lime, Cement and Plaster
Offiee ar.d Yard 115 N. Union street
Factory No. 111 N. Lee street.
^gfMaterial Delivered FREE in the city.
SMOOT &CO.
(Sncceasor to J. Rector Smoot A Co.)
STEAM FL00RH0
AND PUA1C 9ULL.
Manufacturers oi
DOOR AND WINDOW FRAMES, MOULD
uroaAe.
DEALERS IN LUMBER. SIHNGLES,
, LATHS, NAILS. LIME, _,_,?
CALC'lNED fr.AST^R and CEMENT
No. 25 north Union street,
AlexaLdria, Va.
Lomber delivered free in the dty._
THE FINEST QUALITY
OUNUll SU?, ttilB
AND
DELIVKKKD IN CITY.
HUPPBD IX CAR LOAD8.
W. A. Smoot & Co.
310 King Street.
Foot of Princes.s Street.
CHERRY COL'OH CURE?A aafe, pleas
ant aud eflectual remedy for Coughs, Colds
and all allections of the throat aud lungs.
CouUius no morphiue or other iojurious
ohemicals. Price, 25c. For sale by
E. S. LEADBEATER A SONS.
CAMPBELL'S SOUPS.?6 caaes Tomato
Chicken, Vegetftble, Clam Chowder, aud
other vaneties of soupa just received by
J. C.MILBURN.
LEADBEATER'S YEAST POWDER
Goaranteed abaolutely pure. 40c per pound
For sale by
E. 8. LEADBEATER 4 SONfl^
CHEAP.-Onegallon cans NANTICOKE
TOMATOES reduced to 20c each. Qualitj
aaueual-guaranteed. ^ R MILBpR|>
"OTTERBURN LITHIA WATER.-We are
ageutafor thie celebrated l.ithia Water an
keeu constantly on hand a full and fresb aup
l[,V WARFIELDAHALL,
Corner Prmceand Fairfax suecta.
RAILROAD^
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Schedule effeetive June 19. 1904.
Traina leave Southern Railway Statioa
Alexandria:
7:56 A M.?Daily?Local for Harnsonbuag
Wemet-- DanriDa and way tUtions.
11:10 V. _.?Waahing'onand Florida limit
ed. Pu.lmaiidrawing-rooin sleeping cars be
tween New York and .(aeksoiiville, and he
tween st. LaaJa aad JaekeaaviBe. Tbreaga
first-class coaches between Washington and
Jackaonville. Dining car tervice between
Washington and Columhia.
11 H A. M.?Daily?U. S. Faat Mail. Firat
elaaa eoaches aji.l draWTJUf-rbom ??lecper to
New Orleana. Sleeper to Joeksonville. Din?
ing car aarriea.
4:23 P. M.-Week Days-Loeal for Har
risoi.hurg and way atationa ou Manaasaa
branch
5:17 P. M.?Daily?Local for Warrenton and
Charlotte-ville.
9:20 P. M.?Daily?New York and Atlanta
Express?Firat classcoach to Atlanta: sleepef
to Coluuibus, Ga. Mondays, \S edne-days and
FridaysSuuset Route Tourist sleeper Wash
iugton to San Francisco. Dining car ser
vioe a la aaite.
1 10:20 P. M.?Daily?Washington and Chat
tanooga Limited (via Lynchburg). Eirsl
class coach and sleeping car to Koanoke,
Knoxville, Chattanooga nnd Mcmphis. Sleep.
er to New Orleans. Dining ear scrviee.
11:06 P. M.?Daily?Wa.shington and South
western Limited. All Pullman train, club
and observation cars to Atlanta and Macoii,
Sleepers to Augnsta, Nashville, Atlanta, Ma
con, Memphis and New Orleans. Dining car
service.
TRAINS ON BLUEMONT BRIBCB.
Leave Alexandria 8:21 A. M., l:i<? and
4 53 P. M. week days for Bluemont; 6:33 P.
_, for Leesburg; 9:0X A. M. and 6:33 P. M.
ou Sundaya only for Bluemont.
Through trains from the Boata arrive at Al?
exandria 6:17, ?:32and9:3o A. M. an.! 2:40, 0:10
and ;i;)0 P. M. dailv. From Barrlaonbnrg
11:35 A. M. week days and 9*0 P, M.
daily. From Charlottesville 8:03 A. M. aud
9:00 P. M. dailv.
Fordetailed achedule fignres, tickets, Ptill
.nsn reservation, etc, apply to WII.l.IAM G.
LK.HEW, ti.ket ugent, Alexandria, Va.
C. H. ACKEBT, General Manager.
B. 11. HARDWU'K, Paaa. Traff. Mgr.
W. H. TAYLOE. Qea. Pasaenger Agent.
L. 8. BROWN, General Agent.
Washington, D. C.
Washington, Alexandria &
Mt. Vernon Railway.
In effeet Ma) 1, 1901.
LEAVE ALEX wNDRIA.
For Washington, fro'i corner Prinoe and
Royal streets, week days at 645, 615, 6 30,
6 55, 710. 7 30, 7 45, 7 56, 815 8 30, 9 00
930, 1000, 1025, 1060, II 90 and 11 12 a. m
12 20, 12 46 100, 1 20, 1 16. 110, S 48, 506, S30
3 46, 4 15, 4 36, 5 00, 5 29, 5 46. 1 ? 6, 6 6>, I H
715, 750, 8 30,9 10, 050, 10 90 aad USOp, ra
Sundays?700, 815, 1(96 9?!.'?, 1695. 1050
ll20an<I II "0 a. in., 12 20, 1366 1 20, 1 f0
2 20, 2 50,12n, 8 60, 4 20, 4 60, 6 :>:>, 6 6ft 6 2C
6 50, 7 20, 7 50, 8 30 9 10, 9 ??, 10 30, 11 20 p. m.
I/eave Alexandria for Four Mile Run (in
uddition to Ineal trains for Wnshiiigton ), wi.k
days, at 1160 P. m. aad 12 35 a. in. Sundays
11 55 p. m. aud 12 35 a. m.
LEAVE WASHINGTON.
For Alexandria, from thecornerof Penr.syl
vania aveuuo and 131 atreet, week dajm, 6 20
650, 70.5, 7 30, 7 50, 805,8 35, 905,
1000, 1025, 1100,1130 a. m. 1200 noon, 1390,
13 to, i 06 (ezpreu), l 25, 1 66,109 (expr. --?,
2 10,166, 8 80, -l 06. 4 90, i 4r., 4 V, 5 13, 6 99,
630, 608, 930 706, 7 18, 7 50 8"0. 910,9 50,
1030, 11 20 p. in. aad 1303 midmrht.
Sundays?7 40, 9 00, 9 45, 10 ?, 1100, 11 30
a. m. 12 00 noon, 12 30,100,130,2 00,2 30
3 00, 3 30, 4 00, 4 30, 5 00 5 30, 6 00, 6 30, 7 00,
730, 755, 830, 910, 950, 1030 11 20 p. m,
and 12 03 midnight.
FOR MOUNT VERSOK.
Leave Alexandria for Mount Vernon, week
days, 863.633, 1033, 11 32 a. m. 12..2, 132
2 32, 3 27, 4 18, 4 47, 6 .'50, 7 05 and 903 p. m.
Sundays?7 02, 9 33, 10 55 a. m., 12 32, 2 32,
4 47, 6 40 and 9 02 p.m.
FOR R088LYN.
Leave Alexandria for Boaaf ra, week days
7 10,7 56,8 30,900, 1000, 1060, 1142 a. m..
12 4<l, 2 46, 3 46, 4 36, 5 29, 5 45, 6 30, 9 55 and
7 50 p. m.
Sondays?8 15, 9 00, 9 45, 10 50, 11 50 a. m.
1250, 150, 2 50, 3,50, 4 50, 5 50, 6 50 and
7 50 p. m.
Leave Rosslyn for Alexandria, week days,
7 49, 8 32, 9 03, 9 33, 10 33, 11 27, a. m., 12 37
1 52, ? 27, 4 32, 5 19. 9 03, 8 99, 7 03, 7 47 and
8 23 p. m.
Sundays?856,9 43, 1017, 1127 a. ?., 12 27
1 27, 2 27, 3 27, 4 27, 5 27, 6 27, 7 27 aud 8 23
P- m
Baggnge ebeekad and carried on the follow.
bil train* from Alexandria for WTaaJllngtOB
week days: 830and 1025a. m., 100,3 iGand
6 05 p. in.
Sundays?8 1.' a. m and 6 20 p. m.
Parcel* earried.
Freitclit earried dailyj morning nnd evening,
in eaeh direetioB. Hohtt&At arceptad unlei-s
delivered ut the atatloa al waal 80 minutea bc
forj the duparture of the freighl traiua.
CLARE.Ni K P. KlNO, J. ( (il.VIN,
President. Bnperintendent.
Wasliinglon Southern Ky
Schedule in efteet May 29. 1901.
Trains leave station eorner Fayette and
Cameron streets for WTaahlaftm and pointl
north at 8 01 and 9 52 a. m., 12 21, 2 54,7 07,
8 17, and 11.34 p. m., week davi.
Sundays?9 52 and 12 21 a. m., 707, 817,
and 11 94 ii. m.
For Praaerickaburx, Ithtimend and pointa
south at 4 48. 7 56 lloeal), and 11 02 a. m.,
3:59, 507 (I.hhI), and 7 16 p. "i., areakday..
Sundays?4 48 and 1102 a. m.. 3 i>\), 5 07
(local), and 7 16 p. m.
Accummodutioii li.rQuantico 756 a. m. Sun
day only 4 45 p. m. week daya aml 8 33p,
m. except Saturuay.
>-0TE:?Time of arrivals and departures
and connections not guaraniecd.
W. D. DCKE, C. \V. CULP, W. P. TAYLOR,
Gen. Man. Ass't Gen. Mau. Traf. Maa.
DRUtKllSTS.
C. L. leadbeatkr, c. c. lkadbeateb
B. 8. LEADBKATER. J. LRADBEATBB
E. S. Leadbeater & Sons,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEUGGUIS
106 and 107 south Fairfax street.
Dealers in Drugs, Cheuiicals, Pateat Redl
cines, Paiuts, Oils, Dye Stutis, Ipioea, Drug
giats'Fancv Goods and Bpecialtj -
Wliolesafe agent* in Northeru Virginia
J. C. Ayer's Medieines and ,l..hn I.uear
Co.'s Tinted Gloss and l'repitred Palata, 4c.
Manufacturers of Staudard Pharinaceutical
preptirations.
?, c have made large additions to our stoek
and are buyiiig leading Proprielory A >
Cheniirals, Ae., direct from the nii.nufactur
ers. We are therefore enabkd to supply the
trade with all goods usually earried by a well
appointed WHOLE8ALE DRUG BOUBBet
privee aa low as those given by the l*"-t hotises
in larger cities. All goods forwarded hy tirst
freight or express after receipt of order.
Promptneas is our specialty. We guarantee
the punty of all drugs furnished. Correa
porjdence invited._ ___,
~WARFIELD & HALL,
DRUGGISTS.
CORNER PRINCE AND FAIRFAX 8
Preecriptionsa specialty,
Euzlish Freneh, Cierman and Domestie
Toilet Soaps ; (.. nuiiie Fariua Cologne; Mag
nolia Jledyosiuiia, Geranium and rlonda
Water Oenuine Lubin's Extracts; Spougea,
Hair ferushes and Corabs; best Englisn
Tooth Brushes; a full assortment of Pateut
Medieines; Coxe's Gelatine, Corn Starch,
Sea Moss Fariue, Spices ofall kinds, and a
select Btaak of ?B articlee sold by druggista
at prices so low as the same quality can be ob
Uuned elsewbere.
0
TTERBURH I.ITHIA WATER.-Thia
water i*fndicat?d in all afleetionadue to
1,'ric Acid, Diathesis, Gout, Rheum kl
stone ia the Bladder, Kidneys or j.iver
Bright's Disease aud Kiduey Di?e**es of
very form For aale by
WARFIELDA HALL,
Sole Agtnta _Cor. Prlaea 4 Fairiu t-ts.
IHELMA SAFETY ud BKOUCA
SQL'ARE FOLDINii. HOl AIR and VA
FUR BATHCAB1NKI>. I.at.-t, best.eheap
est. Greatly reduee<l pmes, 9669 aud $3.00.
Por eale hv
E.S. LEADBEATER* SONS. _
FOH 9WSJL?Tba fiuaaaa LEE 00AL at
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