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VOLUME CIX.--NO. 175.
ALEXANDRIA, VA. FRIDAY EVENING, AUO 1ST 7,1908.
PRICE 2 CENTS
nRY ODOIX
DRY GOOD 8.
DRY GOOD-..
MAKE ICE CREAM
FROM WATER
and a small quantity of condensed
milk, if fresh milk cannot be bad.
tteciwe.
Xj pint eondenieg. milk costs . . . .OCc.
Aelil eaoeeh i-uld water to make one
e|iiart.00
Oho 13s. piwkag* JELL-O ICK
CKhAM I'owder.-13c.
ToUl.ISs.
Mix all t. .pether thoroughly and
free-e. Dont heat or cook it;
don't add anything eke. This
makes two quarts of delicious ice
cream in 10 minutes at very small
tu t.
AND YOU KNOW ITS PUAA.
Five kinds: Cho.olj/.; Var iii.,, Stratc
terry, Lemon and Unflavored.
2 j>ackae_ea 25c. at all gTocera.
t Illustrated Keel pf Book Free.
The Geneu* Pure Fix*! Co., ts Boy, W, V, _
-.Lr-Ul'KlOAL rtUPPLil S
Ia a Few Light Remarks
we desire to dissipi.t* tbe idea that
electricity costs too much for ordinary
people. It is with tiis purpose we are
engaged in
AN ELECTRICAL CAMPAIGN
We propose t > make a strong canvass
among thone wbo would like to une
electricity if tbe coft were not t >o
gre?t. Send us word and we wiil call
and give you an ?>stimi.t3 ol how lit le
it will anti to ha~e your house wu il
lor il.
Alexandria Electric Co.
ft02Kine4f. Bell'Phone IU
BmiOATIONAL.
State Female Normal School
Twenty-fifth session begins
September 9th.
For catalogue and information
concerning STATE St MOLAR
SHU'S write to
J. L. JARMAN,
President,
jt22 Ira Farmviile, Va,
EPISCOPAL IIICH SCHOOL.
NKMI AI.KX i.Mll'.lA, VA.
ron ito ti ?*. Te-e 70th Tear Opens
1BPTBMBBH 'S.t. ItrOM,
i ,ii ogas Bent
I. M. BL-CKef-O-.U, I.I..H.,
jji'.ilie..Vl ? 3m Principal.
f iririiiiaPolytcr Imic institute
its \ trieulture miei Medical College.)
AT RLACK1BI Kt.. VA.
Fifyiix Instructors, lin.ruin.'li ly t-ijtiipped
Shops, Lubotatoriea, mid Infirmary, siesm
heating hii'I electric li. hts in dormitories,
' Ibrury lo.ono rolosan, Fara < f lloo Here*.
s courses ie -grienlture, Horticulture,
applied Chemi*e<ti7, Applied (ieology, Civil,
Mining, Mechanical and tlietrieal n
'.. I kllnrgv ami Mt'titll.ivrupliy, nu I Pie
paratoo Vi erin* rj Medicine,
School ol Agricultural Apprentice!.
Toul oo t nfs ssion of nine months, includ
ins tu ti..ii hm'I otbeat tee*, botrd, s
i in i fm m.. n ire 11 I sitenHinne, etd , $'<*i;.i>ii.
Hate student., tS8tt.*H>l>.
The M~t s-*?in<i npeua Wedueeduy, >>e|i
teni lier i.lvd. l!?OK.
PA! I lt. I'.AKKINe.l ll, M. h., LL. I).,
?-'ni in_President.
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE,
LEXINGTON. VIRGINIA.
70th Year. State Military. Scientific and Technical
School Thorough courses of general and sppllea
sir. an J in Electrical and Civil EnWn-enr.g
. Iwate in aa.lemic course, and decrees
, :vience In Technical Courses. All ex
Ung clothing and Incidentals, provided
i v*r annum, as an average for the four
, v. Itioivc Wt outllt. For Information address
H. W. NICHOLS. Supt.
jy8 eotaut;!*'_
"POTOnACACADEHY
No, tit Ne.rtli Washington mm-i.
Alexandr*, Vs.
Tin* fortieth Bennion will commence ISep
teiul.er 16, IMS. A tull clan.iio-1 sue) umtlic
matiful eouraa taintlit. Aha Preueb, tier
niau, Spauiah, lUokke. piur. and 'lyj eu nt.uk.
C?tnleii;iies, (ivlug lull pitiliculant, .sent ui>"li
applicnl.O'l.
JOHN S. BLACKBURN,
aut"l W td_ePrin ip-tl.
f Randolph-Macon College 1
F0.1 MEN. ASHLAND.VA.
july6eota?_-.
K?R KALK.
ral CAA N LAUNCH, t>el??fA_g to
a Western gentleman, pm.ticilly new, uj.
to.i .ne ,,, everi respect* U feet Inuit, uniihtd
in h>-nlwooii; latest eoostraotim, mw-1 frame
hull cutt in,.re thnn $2.0W1. Price <M>l
h lol ?f One YACHT ENGINES at
half price, "i nulv lo
\ KUI lt-0? BTEAN PUMP 00
j>2* tf
A good thing to nee after washing youl
hair-NICKLIN'S HAIR TONIC, 25 canu
Manufactured by
_*. 8. T.WAT>RRATEW A HONS.
, m\-iin-s e. i,. FKiiir Jakh. TiTUT
/en; quarti, 75c doieu; half gal:
d?-._at J. c. MLLblKN.
^l^nbtut (-Htzrtfr.
PCBUSUKIJ DAILY AND TEl-WKKKLY AT
IAZETTE BUILDING. 310 A 312 PRINCE
STREET.
Tbemb: Daily?l year, $6:00 6 monthi
2:50; 3 monthi, $1:26: 1 month, 48 cen ti
week, 10 cent*.
Tri-weekly?1 year, $3.00; 6 months, $1.60
mouths, 75 rents: 1 month. 26 cents.
'ontrart advertisers will not be allowed to ex*
oeed iheimp&ce nnlens the excess ii paid for
at transient rates, aud under no drouin
stances will they be allowed to advertise
other thau their legitimate busiiiesi in tbe
space contracted for.
terringa and death notices must be paid for
iu advance.
tesol utionu in memoriam, of thanks, tribute*
of respect, reNolutiom adopted by societies
?r persons, unless of public coucern, will
nly be priu ted in the paper as advertise?
ments.
Entered at the Postoffice of A leia.-ria, Vir
ginia, as second-clan matter.]
KILLED IN PISTOL FIU'JT.
John Johns, colored, propr.etot ot a
?killin establishment, iu Petersburg,
nag nbot snd instantly killed by William
L Ellis, a colored liveryman, yeaterday.
lohns, wbo lent'il from Ellis, bad a
laurel with Ellis regarding tbe roof ot
his store, wbicb bad been leaking. Tbe
?narre! was followed by a fight, io wbicb
lohns was worsted, and Elils took a
;ei-te.| away from him.
After tbe fight Johna went to bisstrire,
md procoring another pistol, atarted in
the direction of Eilis's stable. William
Ai mislead, a friend, attempted to re?
monstrate with him, bat he turned and
(ired on Armistead, tbe ball striking
Armistead in the mooth, tearing a bole
in the roof of his mouth and lodging at
the base of bis skull. Armistead was
taken to tbe hospital.
Ellis was standing in a room in tbe
front of bia stable in Bollingbrooke
street, wheo Johns turned tbe corner ol
tbe street and opened fire on bim. Ellis
picktd up tbe pistol tbat be bad taken
Irom Johna about 15 minutes before
ind fired st Johns. The two men ex?
changed several shots, wben Johns waa
teen to stagger and fall. An examina?
tion showed thal Johns bad been struck
by one of Eilis's shots in tbe right breast,
the ballet penetratug the lung and
causing instant deatb. Ellis went at
mee to police headquarters and surrend?
ered. Ellis claims self-defense.
There are many imitations of DeWitt's
'arbolized Witch Hazel Ssl ve hut just one
irigiual. Sold by W. F. Creighton di Co.
CRABS SWEPT SEAWARD.
Captain Olsen, of the Norwegian
teamsbip Ciptain Bennett, wbich
irrived at Philadelphia Wednesday
rom Jamaica, found a big area of oil
iff the Xtut h Carolina coast, evidently
br cargo of some petroleum carrier or
whaler which may have foundered in
be recent storm. He says that wheu
north of Cape Hatteras bin veasel passed
hrough oil floating on the surface of
io water covering an area of more than
iud miles, extending in al) directions.
Within the petroleum area the oil
lad it lied the sea, and it was aa calm
is the Delawsre river on a summer day.
\iiotlu i udusiihI thing reported by Cap?
tain Olsen was the number of crabs
ieen iu the water south of Cape Henry.
?Thousands of them were in view?evi
Uiitly having been carried out to sea
Iron the Chesapeake Bay by the recent
ei irrim and were unable to get back to
be inland waters again.
DeWitt- Kidney and Blsdder Pills will
promptly relieve all Kidney snd Bladder
lieortier*. Sold and recommended by W.
P. Creighton A Co.
KILLED? THIEF.
It developed yesterday that a aeriea of
robberies which have been systematical?
ly conducted at the railroad wharves at
Port Norfolk and Pinners Point culmi?
nated last night in a tragedy. Tbe fact
was disclosed when tbe ballet-riddled
body of Daniel Bullock, ol Mount Her
man, was found floatiug in tbe water.
Watchmsn Ironmonger Wednesday
night discovered two meu atealing gro?
ceries from tbe wharf ol 'tie New York,
Philadelphia and NorMk Railroad at
Port Norfolk. The wstchman pursued
them, and as they were about to jump
from the wharf to a email skill which
they had brought along for tbe purpoae
of carrying ofl their booty he fired aev
eral shots at them. In their haste to
hs ve they turned tbe boat over, and it
was not known at tbat time by the
watchman that any of hia shots bad
taken eflect. He was under the impres?
sion lhat both men had made their way
ashore, although neither made a noise
after the boat turned turtle.
HEAT CAUSES INSANITY.
His mind unbalanced by work and
beat, Norman C. Bassett, aged 50, man?
ager of a department of the Allis-Cbal
mers' plant, at Milwaukee, Wia , wan?
dered for seven! hours about toun Tues?
day night, until a patrolman took bim
to the police station.
He carried a satchel, which waa found
to contain t5C,o00 io money, bonds and
other paper,
Wben taken into custody Baaattt
talked incoherently, waa unable to tell
anything about himaelf, even his name,
and imagined be was in a foreign city
pursued by thieves. He is being kept al
Emergency Hospital until relativea in
New England are heard from. Basset!
is unmarried, and haa no relativea in
Milwaukee. He ia a man of means.
A Faithful Friend.
"I have used Chamberlain's Collo,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy since ll
waa first introduced to tbe public lc
1S72, and have never Lmnd one instance
wbere a cure was not speedily eflectec
by iu use. I have been a commercia
traveler for eighteen years, and nevei
uart out on a trip^jwitboat thia, mj
faithfal friend," says* H. 8. Nichole o
Oakland, Ind. Ter. When a mn ha'
used a remedy for thirty-five years hi
krlepw its value and is competent to speak
of it. Fur sale by W. F. Creighton d
Oo. aod Richard Gibaon.
KOSEN FEED'S
518 and 520 King Street.
I
tr vi.
am:x*ni?ui\. vikcim i.
OFFICERS :
President, Vice President,
Edward L. Dalnferfleld. Carroll Pierce.
Richard M. Oreen, Caahler. E. E,|Payae. Asst. Cashier.
OfttECTORs :
hdward L. .Dalngerfleld.
J. C. Smoot. J. VV. Roberta.
Worth Hulflab. Carroll Pierce.
M. A. Ahern. Urban S. Lambert.
Ki:*ol>K< EH. LIA HI Mill ?.
Loans . . . . ' $599,902.00 j Capital.$100,000 (io
U. H. Bonds to se- Surplus .... 50,000 oo
cure circulation . 100,000 00 Undivided Profits Mi,7"') fib
Bond- to secure I .
S. Deposit
Other Monds and
Stocks . . ?
Banking House Si
Real Estate . .
Cash . . 49,647.62
Due from
Hanks and
Reserve
Agents . 109,333.24
I
100,000 00
53,000.?Kl
30,561.5b
52,856.97
158,980.86
99S.301.39j
Circulation
Deposits . .
U. S. Deposits
100.001 (Ml
634,591.83
50,000,'i< i
0"'S,3-1 39
Notice to Farmers.
Farmera please notice that the Osborne Mower*, Binders mik! Tillage doods,
as well aa repairs, bave been transferred by the International Harvester
Company of America to ua
MYERS BROTHERS, ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Wa will carry a full line of repairs, and you will also find mir place of
business open aod ready to take care of your wants.
Gome and see us bedore buying mowers, rakes, grain and corn harvesters,
as well ss peg, spring and disk barrows and cultivators.
Weare here to do what is right by you, and if y.m need anything in our
line?such as Osborne harvesting machinery and tillage goods?we will keep
a complete stock of repairs.
may29 3m
MYERS BROTHERS
HOUSE FURNISHINGS.
0-00-0
Some rare bargains in Parlor
Suits and Fancy ('hairs.
0-eO-O
A handsome 3-piece Parlor Suit,
covered in a beautiful pattern
of tapestry; regular $45 Suit, at
A neat design 3-piece Parlor Suit
covered in plain green ranna
plush; regular $50 Suit, for
$37.50.
A large heavy 5-piece Suit, cov?
ered in a fine quality of Silk
Valour, value $75, for
$60.
Neat patterns ofiSIParlor Chairs
for $4.25.
Mil Kins* Strot>t.
JTOJJ^^SjLN^MAraiNISTS^
J. & H. A ITCH KS0N.
PRACTICAL MACHINISTS AND ENG)
NEERfi,
??Aud Builders at??
KARINE AND ttTATlONARY ENGINE.
Blacksmithing ?nd Steam Fitting, Eng!
ewart' and Macniniita' Supplies, snit all iori
et mill work and that oouneeua with brick
work promptly executed. Bepeirin-f prompt
y dons. _
J. * H. AITCHESON,
lil Kin. Street. Alaxandda, Va
I Mild Cured snd Old Virginia and Missouri
HAMS, tot sale try i. C. MILBURN.
JOH. M. ('OrlU'.AN. CHAS. K. JuNRs.
JOELM.COCHRAN&CO
Fine Wines and Liquors.
Th* I argei-i Purknge I.ifjnor St-nre in Virginia
Nortliwmi Cur. t'ameroo and Koysl hu.,
Alexandria, Va.
rhonelb.
OldJordaD.
"ThatGood.Whisky"
Madelin MOt
JBottled:in|1908.
7 years^old
and
100 proof.
Bottled in bond under the super?
vision of the U. S. Government
and sold at
$1.25 PER BOHLE.
oil) eJOROA-i is the iMulin.:
| Ken tucky tiaiKt-mad'- aour-mnsii
Whidky, snd its sk**- purity aad
strength s approved and iihown
hy tb* U. S Govern nu-nt>t >mi>
i-, iu liest guarante* ax "THAT
('Ollll WU I* kl
JOEL Jl. COCIIRW k (ll.
?CONFECTIONER*.
ALL FLAVORS OF
Ice Cream
CAKES, PASTRY and
PIES fresh daily.
H. BlOCh) Both'JhoBM.
i
Bell Thone.
Home 'Phon-t
King and Pitt Sts.
August
Clearance
SALE
Our Annual August Clearance Hale
of Hummer Merchandise is dow in prog?
ress, and will continue ut.til all summir
goods sre disposed of, The prices have
beeu lowered to such an extei t that a
quick clearance of summer merchandise
will soon bi* i Cn i ^d, so we would advise
early shopping, as some lines are limited
and will not last long at such low prices.
We can only a ention a few nf the go.d
bargains in this sale as follow-.
Manhattan Shi rn, Men's Under
wear, Men's Be ta, htea'a Hosiery,
Bath Robes, Ac. I)tenn Ginghams,
Dress Linens, Calicoes, tyfftt*
Silks, Linoleum, Percales, Chil?
dren's Caps. Wbite Waists, Fancy
Cur ains, Di suing 3_(<|iies, Frm
cess Dreesec, Lace Waif's -ilk
Waist*, Fancy Silk lumpur Suit.,
Fancy Psrssols, Wash Skii ti, i.e.
Angus'. Clef r ince Sale of Wliilo and
Fancy Manhaitin Negligee Shirts.
$1.50 Manhattan Shirts
now $1.15
$2.00 Manhattan Shirts
now $1.38.
$2.50 Manhattan Shirts
now $1.88.
Business Hours, H a. m. to B p. m.
eSatordaya. ti a, bb.
MERINO UNDERWEAR
in a Great Sale.
Lot No. 1
Conn r nes Women's Fine Lisle Thread
Lace tr mined Vests; Bibbed Pant.,
rnie iiiiiiiiit'il ir plain around li i nv;
low neck; no sleeves; Ribbed Coi-it
(overs, high neck and short tatetm
PUin Osuz"! Ves'i?; gindi ranging in
I r it from *i.r>c to Mt, lo go | **_llx
ai, each. Voieih,
Lot No 2.
C<ini| r.ses Women's Fine Lisle Com?
bination Suit >, low neck, knee length,
luce-trimmed or plain; also plain gmize;
kneo len>its, with -hurt sleeves; Wini
en's Fine Lisle Thread Panta lnce-lr,m
nied; Fine Lisle Tlr.ud Vest*; lace
yuk. ; fine lisle thread; ii t if li neck; short
\Xettea; goods lunging in price "Tirj/-.
from 50_ t i $l.t)() ' Each. -fcrVC
M
420 to 426 Seventh Street,
421 to 42R Eighth Street,
WASHINGTON, D. 0.
When you want the best
00 TO FLEISCIiMANN'S
Soft Crabs,
Deviled Crabs,
Fried Chicken,
Everything seasonable in cold
lunches
jy*_!i: e i im
|Elk Grove
and Fresh Country Butter
Always on hand. Fines! Imported
Swiss Cheese. Finest Teas aod
(Mlies
Fresh Vegetables,
Flour, Canned doods, and I'oultr/
ft lowest prices.
Gaines & Allen,
Hlalla 29, SO and 81. Ct/ Market.
Home Phone 84.
may29 Sm
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
DIRECTORS :
C. R. HOOFF. President.
M. B. MARLOW,
0. P- WAPFIHI.I), Cashier.
B. BAER, Jr.
0. 1. BOOTMEi V. Prea.
JAS. F. MUIR.
J. J. URl-fcN, Aaslatant Caahle r
Resources.
Loans and i Investments
U. S. Bonds.
Premium on U. S. Bonds .
Banking House and *?- eal Estate
Cash .......
Due from Banks and Reserve Agents
5,,1'er Cent Redemption Fund . .
Liabilities
Capital ....
Surplus and Net Profits
Circulation
Deposits ....
U S. Deposits - .
OtherjLiabilities
$828,901 64
152,000 00
3,000 00
26,951 28
47,022 88
162,334 73
5,000 00
$1,225^210~53
$100,000.00
178,683 77
100,000 OO
794,442 13
51,340 46
744 17
$1,225,210.53
ii
Opening of the Season
Fi > Klori:
DELICIOUS DEVILED CRABS
STEAMED HARD SHELL CRABS
Little Neck Clams Cherrystone Oyster
Clams in All Styles Oysters in AU Styles
-o SALADS o
FRIED OYSTERS A SPECIALTY.
RAM MEL CAFES. *>*?">??.
BKFORK DOING ANYTHING *et our
- on CEMENT BUILDIN'ti mid
SLO BLOCKS: double sir snarf; ihrt*.
?alU in one: free.t, nn.i-iurc an.I fire proof.
CEMENT BRICK, eq'ial to lw?t prenti
nrick. Cont in. mor^ th-.ii e-.nnnioii. CEMENT
I o_.TwACT<>J-U>' foi sidewalks, foundation*,
'.lc. Write M.
Rowe Concrete Co.,
King snd Peyton Street-, Alexandria, Va.
gt Am_
Reduction in Tomatoes. 3 cans Nantieoke
tte. ti. A|W. Tomatoes Ile each.
OENUINE ARABIAN MOCHA OOF
?? jun rsMireu by J ' "'LBUUN.
The Jameson Studio,
417 King Street.
FINE GRADE PHOTOGRAPHY
All branches of PORTRAIT ANH COM?
MERCIAL WORK d<>ue in a protVasional
niau uer. MU Im
Ml. Vt-ri-on Violet Borated Talcum Pow
der, a '2bc powder for Me
E. H. LEADBEATER A AOS
r
10th,llth,F.&G.Sts.,N.W.
Washington, D. C.
Durin': the I cl il Im vt,ire will close at
b o'-loek ; oatwdan at 1.
BOYS' SUMMER APPAREL.
At Reduced Prices.
Boya' 'Woolen Suii-. various st) lr* and nm
lariats -eada of iii i-nf tlii< whmiii's
t<> i'>. A rlnlle. Mon of splendid suits
lt wry spw-i.il pii ? i,
UMteeh. Were v..iKi.
? ie. I,. Were ....00 Ut PM*
tern li Were *sv.".o mi.I fH.W).
ri". 0 each. Were
Roys' Wash Balts, whits aad colora, in
Un^ini! end sailor bwese style A I sire*.
tLU tmeh. Were U te, UM and i3.H7i.
A v|,.rinl purcha-) < f Hoys'FrannieTrous?
er-, knickerbocker ityle; ezcelUni patterns;
si/-* 1 tO Iii
|l (Kiand $1.25 a pair.
Value, tl.ru $1.;:,, and $2.00.
A lot of Boys' '*K. A E." and "K. & 8."
Rion es, in plain white snd cul..nil
sffecU; some h,ve eolian attacked, ethers
laundered neckbands; sixes up to iii.
il price, Ni each.
Third Soot?lu.h si.
Girls' Summer
DRESSES,
They ure ihe practical kinds, made of sub
siai tal li ilia llMM snd I. rm les, in plain
white nd dot ad and -gated?licet*, and are
jus* the thing lor general wtarat home or at
ide ii ;ivh re cr n.eeiiiiiaiiih
c ildren's White and Colored Drew rs,
trimmed with raleneienne* insertion and .?_?
broidery: short sc yes; mn piu iir.i skits.
tLOOaaeh. RagnUrl-j ILK.
Children's Fii s Lawn Deaasea, l.lsek, Line
ni ir.,I ?! gs oo wfc:te groand; !..w neck;
kimono -'?-? rea; fall plaited skirt*.
. Regularly UM.
A !.' of Children's and liiane1 Fine I/uvn
and Perj ali Jon pei bine, pink,
lavender sud green dote; kimonos!.- ves; lull
plaid <l ski ls: lin ?-led with I order, tsame.
ilart) iii".
(Uria* Gnimpea, rf white delia Huon and
Persian lawn; lome with high neck and Iouk
ilrev*-; ol hen with low ink and short
sl.cves. nil nave hemstitched eolian and
euils and trimmings of cmhtuldi ry, luce, and
lille tucks, %\%*t I lo ll.
..tell. Vallie, ;.s'to $1.60.
Third Hui- (tst.
Woodward & Lollirop.
FARMS WANTED.
We waul rt lar^'c number cf farms for clianta
n tlic N.uili aid Miiidle W.-t who wish to
Inaate aol h great distance fre.m Washington,
lt Jon wish to sell send "articular* or write
. AMERICAN REALTY COMPANY,
j>:'|'liu vV.'udiiiitfton, D. C.
_J_KNT*^FURN IHHINQ8.
NOBBY
2=Piece
Suits
Sty_e??the Latest.
Fit?Perfect.
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