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V'DLUME CX.--NO.38.
ALEXANDRIA. VA. 1 III'RSDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY 18.1909.
PRICE 2 CENTS
Women's Coat Suits at
Clearance Prices.
The mat-ri.-.h ioclude chiff.o broat?
ch tia, worsteds, cheviots, and diagonal
ee-rge-s, in the wanted shade-s of green,
brown, taupe and black. S me are io
tbe popu'a- tailored rnVcta, others rich?
ly trimmed, end Miitable for street,
dna*, aod general wear.
Lot 1?0 a' mV, of rich chillon
broadcloth* and fine worn-els, Iq strict?
ly talkre-rl efl els, in ihe fiabionable
shades of blue, brown, taupe and black.
Special price*. $35 00 ei-cb.
Wtie $47.60 aod *55.
Lot 2?C a*. Snits, of worV.ed*, diagev
nal aeri*e? aid etier rir.e sloth*, in
green, bine, ca ar-?ba, and fancy mix?
tures; sirxe timmed with braid; others
plain tailored effect*-.
8pecie?l pr'c-, $2.ri each.
Were 187.00 and $42.50.
Lit 3? Oust Slit*, ol rich cheviots,
in atfktly tailored effect, In b'u*k and s
rich grr-e-n ul alf*.
Special price*, $14 75 esch.
Were $2-'. DO.
Tblrd floor? Q st.
Clearance of Men'sWin
ter Suits and Over?
coats.
Every garment io stock ia cot and
fVil-hpd in the mott approved fashion,
ol high-class imported and American
wonted*, in plaio black and blue and
fancy mixture?. Sra 88 lo 44, in
cloiive. They are divided into two lota
marked a*. follows :
$10.75 eae;h. Worth op to $22.50.
$15 75 each. Worth up to $80.00.
Main floor?10th st.
Tomorrow, Friday, is
Remnant Day.
T. tenor ow there will be a very large
collection ol remnants, short lerg'ur
one-of-a-kind n-iicle-*, incomplete as
a?*ort_ents, odd aod broken size*, etc.
Ther- will also be several bargain lois
of good* from regular (tick or that were
M'-ur.il uoder price fir tbe ocr a rion lu
either case- tbey will be worthy yoor at?
tention, a-i they are de-irab'e goods and
offarr-d at very low rem tait prices for
quick clearance.
In conrecri n with this Remnsn! Sile
we dt.>ire tn call particular attertion to
our Annual FVbn a-v ra'en of Furni
tore and Pic tot --- Bjh?f raf)*) sjondi at
reducior-a * v. r ii* g irrm 25 to 50 pre
cert, ??<-* Mil bright, tr-?ah, perfeit
piec-a, j i t r rn tne factom-i, and fez
al * a t* o' the house.
Washington, D. C.
10th,llth,F.&n.Sts.,N.W.
INDIGESTION?
REGULATOR
iBYSPEPSIA?
m
BOU8B r-TK^I-n'N --
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? Protect Your Books ?
A (,1'NN SECTIONAL
BOOKCASE
$6.60
M. RUBEN & SONS.
MM KING STREET
Open Evenings.
Jacob Brill's Saloon
Foot of Kin_Strect,
I* open fcv.nirg*. Fre* Lunch*, foniisbad
irom . to 10 p. m. j_16 lm
^If^nbtta<&KXZxtit.
GAZETTE BUILD JNO. 810 ft 813 PRINCE
STREET.
TKBUB: Daily?l year, $5:00 6 monti: s
12:50: 3 months, 31.26* 1 month, _c_i1?;
1 week, 10 cents.
Trl-weekly?1 year, $3.00; 6 month*, $1.50
3 months. 75 cent*: 1 month. 26 cant*.
Contract advertiser* will not be allowed to ex?
ceed their space nnlea* the excess ia paid for
at transient rate*, and nnder no circum?
stances will they be allowed to advertise
other than their legitimate bnslrte** in the
?pace contracted for.
Resolution* in memoriam, of thanks, tributes
of respect, resolution* adopted by aocieLiea
(rr persons, unless of public concern, will
uly be printed in the paper a* advertise
tor-nit,.
Marriage and death notices mut be paid for
in advance.
[Entered at the Postoffice of Ale?tndria, Y-r
ginia, aa seoond-olaaa matter.!
TELEPHONED
The national government, working
through the department of commerce
aod labor, ba* determined the facts ia
tbe long disputed question rs to the rela?
tive size of the Bell aod independent
tele-hone interests ot tbe Uoited c-titea.
The government figures for 1907 show
8,132,003 Bell stations and 2.986,515
itidtpendent s's ions cr telephones. Tne
independents have all along claimed
over 4,000 000 stations, or full? 33 per
cent more tban tbey actually have.
Tte govern meet figures do ootnake
aoy at eon pt ti damnify the independent
ai between ^independent" and "opposi?
tion" companies. Asa matter eif tact,
of th-) so-called "iodependeoti" fully
900,000, or 30 per cent, of the entire
number fr rm through sub-licensee or
service ava g-ments part of tbe com?
prehendive Hell system, but la all other
respell* are independent, self-can rollirg
organisations. At p.nsent over 1,100,
DM int'ependents, or about 40 per cent
nf the t .til, ste thus affiliated with Bill
lines.
With this adjustment made it will be
foutid tha" initial ofthe B)ll companies
having but 115,000 more stations thsn
tbe independent*, the rial figures aie
Kometbirg like 4,000,000 for the Bal1,
against 2,150 000 for the ii dependents,
a ratio of nearly 2 to 1.
SENATORIAL EXPENSE-3.
Tbree Uoited ti ates senatorial aspi?
rant! yesterday appeared before Ibe Wis?
consin legislative committee, wbicb ia
investigating the primary election of last
fall.
.Samuel A. Coot, of Neec-ib, whi'e
his official statement showed tbat he
spent $28,500, admiiUd tbat a supple?
mental statement would show belated
lilia which wot'd swell bis expenditure
to above 140,000. Mr, Cook engaged
U. Cowling, of Oshkosh, ts hts mansge-r,
I'sying bim $210 a roo'.b. Mr. Oook was
liked by tbe comm tee If he tlounh' a
a .eldale fur senator could spend $100,
000 Vgiinately, end replied that twice
ba; auoonnt coull essi'y be fpent.
] B wp, of Waisau, democa'ic
BOaloee, testified lo fca7iog parted with
?$1,075 87, ia what he termed a "pov
er y" campaign. He managed it him?
self.
William H. Hatton, a New London
lum'-rrman, said bis total expenses mott
126,613 03, and le.Ur added Ii,i68 90
for bills wbicb came in later.
Tbere was no change in tbe United
State* sena'orial dcedlock yesterday.
The twel;th joint b-llu gave Stephenson
59 votes rn,t of 128 eas'; necesr-ary to a
cboice, 65.
THRILLING EXPERIENCE.
Falling Int) an open sew.r manhole
and later (hooting through a narro n
pipe for a distance of 250 feet, to be
fi lally fished out of tbe East tiver at
he end of a cleverly thrown >as-o. was
rhe unu'ual experience at New York
yesten'ay ol Ricco Torsoni^an Italian
iaoorer engaged in repairing a bulkhead
a- One Hundred ana IVrth street and
he ? st river.
Tortoni in some unexplained manner
tumbled into a sewer manhole some
160 feet from the water's edge, aad
nelore aid could reach him be bad beeo
forced into tbe tbree-fcot sewer and
swept out of sight of his companions.
Tbe flow of the sewer ai this pilot
is quite strong, and Torsini was carried
along and shot through the narrow
aperture into the river. Here, however,
Richard F. R; an, a dook employe, wes
waiting Lr him with an improvised Imo,
aod when tbe body ot Vorsioi, face
down, came rushing ont of tbe mouth
of the sewer it was neatly caught by a
well-directed tbnw of tbe rope aod
quickly hmled to the pier a*>ove.
Tbe I a ian nit unconscious wben
rra.urd, but artificial retpirc-tion soon
brought him back to life. Bis condi
t >n, however, a ai such as to necessitate
bs rem ova' to a hospital.
TUBERCULOSIS SANATORIUM.
AoDouncement is made of a change of
management of tbe Tuberculosis Sana?
torium at lrmvi'le, Va Dt. Walter
F. Wood, ht? medical superintendent
of the well kuoan White Haven. Pa.,
SsMtOtiaaa, Is now in charge. Uoder
?inch matajement this institution, with
its great climatic advacttges aod its
moderate charges, should indeed prove ?
(lessing bo'b to nany victims of the
gr a', white pltgoe and to Ibe r friends
who can now pteveot (he spread of this
dread scourge to others of tbe family.
Ask Youraell th* education.
Wby oot use OoamterUin's Liniment
when you have the rheumatism" We
feel sore that tbe result will bs prompt
and satisfactory. It lat cered others,
?hy not yoi? Try IL It costs but a
trifla. Price 25 cent*-; large s'r.-, M
cents. For sale by W. F. Creighton
and Richard G.bson.
Make* a note now to get Ely's (ream
Balm if you are troubled with nasal catarrh,
her fever or c 11 in the heal. It is purifj
io* and soothli g to the s-nMtivc membrane
that ines the air paas'ges. It is made to over?
come the 1 iwase not to f- ol the patitut *>y a
short dtctrpiiTc relief. There ia no cr>c?ice
lo*-mercury in it. Do nrt be taUr*-rt int)
taking a substitute for Ely's Cream nairn.
All druggists tell lt. Price hot. Mai lad by
Ely Bro*., M Warien Street, N*w York.
ROSENFELD'S
Both 'Phone*
o-o o-o
Botli 'rhone*
Ol ran TO ALL
e-o-o
In a few days we will talk to you about
Spring Suits jj Spring
Spring CoatsisiMiIlinery
At present we are selling everything in
Winter Goods
At Cost and Below Cost.
ROSENFELD'S,
518-20 King Street, Alexandria, Va.
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Safest Investment on Earth Is Earth Itself.
PUTTING your money in Real Estate ls the* safest and
surest way of profitably investing it
Many of our wealthy men of today have made their money
in this way. In fact the largest fortunes have been nude
in Real Estate.
Opportunities for good Real Estate investments are greater
now than ever before. You may buy a piece of property
today and within^six months may double your money.
Real Estate Rapidly Grows in Value.
Improved property will earn you a splendid income
on your money.
We have a few choice locations which are worth
your while to investigate.
Further particulars at my office
i.
Tl
m} Room 3, Alexandria National Bank Building, King md Royal
Streets. Both 'Phones
? MMMMM
CIGARS.
AWORLDOFSMOKERS
testify to tho splendid brands we
manufacture, and their requests
to retailers and jobbers for our
goods
ProvethatQuality
and price are all that one can ask
for We know that we intend to
keep right on using good tobac?
co, having good workers, and
ten tiing out gooel cigar.*, mi we
a?k you to keep right on buying
from us till we hand you poor
stuff.
Hamilton & Co.,
323 KING STREET.
DRUGGI9JS SELLING OUT.
II 70a want to buy a drug st ire at
your own price go to Kansas and late
your pick of more thai 2000 which are
00 the Harket. Nearly ertry country
paper these cmyt la* (rum one to rn de ri?
co advertisements reading: "Fer aale,
cheap, eirrgitore, owner desire* to retire
from buiine-r-a "
The secret of tbe sudrlen determina?
tion of on rr aiy etraggiita to retire i*
that the Ir-ffa a ure i* to pre** a liar cut?
ting them tel ot lh?-;r chief tource of
reveou a. tte.r I q'lor ita lr.
The Sit .1 0 bil air* a ly puted s'.ops
the aale ot 1 rjior bj Attn at ire* ter ant
purpose wbauver. Il ia the mott dial
lio law enacted ia Ktasas co tbat ?nb
ject II not only provides for absolute
prohibi ion, ba* a io restore* ihe irq'ii
st oa sn.i -rive* i-nu-iibitf 10 perena* who
testify ia j -int cases. Legit'atnr* say
the rcs-uure is bnuod in become a law.
Kama* 1 ruggit-'s -et m to think ao, too.
OTTERBURN
Lithia aad Magnesia Spriags
WATER.
Greatest known Water for Dys?
pepsia, Indigestion, Kidney and
Liver Troubles.
Leading Physicians endorse it
and testify to its great merit;
FUNK WARFIELD, Drnggisl
goceeafor to WABFIELD A HALL.
PHONE 144 SOLE AGENT.
rjw evm-rfi'tftn-irt Wn-aSewat'
We jtuaracU-e tbe '* Col om bi a" Fire Ex
tingnither to uperats Mtit-factorily, or w*
rerun 1 tlie price paid. E. S. LEAI-BEATLB
A SONS._
Extra Choir* Evaporate.! reich** and
Apricot* fsir tale at 12c ptr pernod by
J. C MILBURN.
Johh P. Robinson, Gko. S. Frknch
President. Secretary.
Alexandria Fertilizer and
Chemical Compaoy.
MAVrFAfTCBSBfCf
Fertilizers, Fertilizer Ma
terials& Sulphuric Acid
A*k your dealer for the Alexanelria Pei
tilirer & Chemical Co.'* Product*.
Caparlt): ftO.OOO tom per annum.
Prince** htreet Uti Pl *B_M I: iver V1- l*r!
A leaandria.Vinrioia.
W. O. Harvey, JR., I D. C. HTCWAaWWI
Pre* t A Tresa. Secretary.
-TUB
BryantFertilizerCompan]
lianafaenorert 0/
rEBTTLIZEKS, FERTILIZING IIATI
RIAJL-3, PURE RAW BONE AND
rmi ground nova scotia :
LAND PLAHTR.
Office': Burke acd Herbert* hank buildini
Faotory and Wharf: F ot of Hot* mest,
, __________: _!_
RICHARD H. WATTLE!
M AM* KA I i runt OF
FERTILIZERS
OrSKS ABD* 8*08811 lt-r'-ll" ST. BOTAl l>
1 Dealer in Hardware, Paints, A gr
cultural Implements, Vehicles,
Harness, Field and Garden Seed:
j WAREHOISKH, UOrTH TNii.N STREET 0
lim-of eotmaaa san-wat.
Also Grain, Hay, Straw am
All Kinds of Mill Feed
Will alway* keep in nock the hi-?he?t gtmi
' of thea* arriole*.
Il*-* ri rai minute after* fire tun* ia tl
i moat eritir-a! time, an! the "Cala_b?H Bl
; tinRuiiher bein* el?aT? road*, for me. raak*
? you monler o'. Ihe ?itu*tiou E. 8. I.EA1
i B EATER A HONS. _
Cox and Goidon'* Mi" on" Ha MC, slate
cored, for Ml* by J. C. MILBURN
i fsbS
UKI UWUO,
$1.25 Black
Taffeta
We har* jn-?> reeeiw-l IO piece* of ?xceT
.-iii Bl*ck Taflitar-i'k. **hioh ia well vronh
|l.il a yard. Ihia lille ia .io in che* wide,
?ly fi-iir-hed; very ?tronf-,andJpoaiiivel>
ill pure ailk. Thiidlk hi* oar guarantee
back of it. Hiving secured the * at a apecial
pric? from thc roanti'i-cturer, you will benefit
^y >ur n>A fortune. Con* early, aa 10
'rill not las' lone whea ne tell C C
ii-\uAi il.2h Black Taffeta at. ?Ot,
:7 v ch Rough Pongee, in ah ide* of ali?e,
-ardinal, co|>*M>hac.*-r], brown, white, gray,
black, nivj., **!.I r*a*; all pure Mik. tZQr
Ami a 75c value, for. -JVC
1' inch Waah Silk, whit* and lithe colored
(?roamin, with colored atrip***, clecka, ead
nil a li and warranted to weah "JQ/
iii-l ratall cn! >r, .'Oo raine, for.OVt,
WASHINGTON, D.C.
nt ju tri.-?j ut ir, t\ afluoiAnunori,
Just Between 'Ourselves.
The writing paper we carry in stock
ia the best procurable for social
correspondence.
Dyson's Book Store,
hog KTNOcST.
Bell Telephone 278.
TBE ALEXANDRIA
Iron Works
Foundry, Machine Work
. and Blacksmithing
Structural Iron a Specialty
Minnfacturir ol IVent Turban Pump
fe r da-r/ and auburban hr-men.
Agent for coal oil engine, ths only
safe power around building*.
rV-nd us jour inquiries tot a-jjtbjDg in
iron,
janlb !yr
LORD FAIRFAX
WHISKY FOR FAMILY TRADE
Recommended by Physicians for its Medicinal Qualities
$1.00 Per Full Quart.
SOLE * 423
PROPRIETORS I KING ST
Sold By All First-class Dealers: Both 'phones.
FMFM&fO,!
VINES AND Lie jr
Enjoy a Quiet
Little Meal
it thc i ''ie-chtiinnn is a plear-act ex
I -.hose who appreciate ar
iatic COOkiag, good service and polite
reatnit nt. \V> have everything in sea
iOU?fresh, appetizing acd well cooked
?and our pi ice* are aa low aa if you
I at your own home. Try
i our rou ps, or one of our fine
porterhouse steak* or our oysters.
Fleischmann's.
A Slash
AND
CUT
-IN
Clothing and
Gents' Furnishings
O -0 "
25 Per Cent Off Ali Suits, Over
coats. Raincoats, Trousers
and Fancy Vests
$2 Field Special Shifts
Now $1.39.
$1 50 Field Special Shirts
Now $1.15
$1 Monarch Fancy Shirt?
Now 79c.
75c Fancy Shirts now 49c
Now is your chance to replen?
ish your wardrobe at slight cost.
I Lee Field,
Clothier aod Gents' Foroisher
612 King: Street.
TO-DAY
That's the word, and, "a word
to the wise is sufficient "
Your home may burn tomor?
row.
No house is fireproof
HARRIE WHITE
Insurance and Bonding]
Ofhce ll'J Sooth Fairlax Street,
Ale>z*ndri*, Ve.
ATMOP.E'.S MINCE MEAT and Plum .
I'u-ld.ng, juat received by
J, C. M1LBUB*
r
HEAL ESTATE
Por
Rent.
t>7 Nirth Columbus*, atreet, 6-.... $18 00
2(1 -?r uh Pitt f.rert, fir .$17 00
n 8 Ulfa Wtshll gtoaj street, 6r $16 00
1? S.uth Pitt Ktreet, Tr.$12 00 j
?12 North Fayoe, 5-.$ 9 <i0
00 M-edison stree-, 4-.$ 6 00
ll Mn Huon etreet, lr.$ 6 60
11 Mili-oo street, 1 . $ ii 50
03 Prince street, 6r.$ 6 00
23 South Patrick str tt, b-.$ 6 00
10 North OoIasBboa street, 6 .. $ 7 00 '
rh Ooluibes.strW, fl... I 7 DO
Union s'reet, 6 .$ 8 00 !
11 -in h Union slreei, 6-.$ 8 001
looma 206 Kiug street, including
water.$ 4 50 '
'aro nice 5-room apartai?ii'.-t at
The Colonial, e-ach.$22 00
M. B. Harlow'
& Co., Inc., |
Hf South fairfax Street,
ileiiwJrla. Vt
Violet Witch Hazel
An Indispensable Toilet
Requisite tor the Bath
and Boudoir
2Bc Pint Bottle,
Taylor's Pharmacy,
Both Tbones. Night Boll.
616 King Street.
Hot Lunch
Riley's
114 North Fairfax Street
Excellent line cf
Wines - Liquors -Cigars
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC.
Select Oysters
ON THE HALF SHELL
Dur Liquors and Cigars are thc
best obtainable
fiannisville $I ___^
Sherwood ??JS&Br"
Uti* stsJsJU^i.
THE NEW
sn ks
The exact counterpart
i all silk brilliants wbich
etail at 50c
We have them in all the
iew shades?
Vmethyst
)Id Rose
bulberry
lasper
-ondon Smoke
Reseda
?_det
.avender
'ink
Jght Blue
Nlavy
Cardinal
ran
3rown
V\yrtle
While
^ream and Black
AT
29c
Yard.
IL
0-0-1
AND
ll
Sons
316 KING STREET.
ELL 'PHONE. HOME 'PHON w
TELEPHONE CALLS, j
Central Offices?Cameron ?
and Union Streets
Bell Telephone . 19 ?
Home Telephone . 152 J
Coal Wharv; s - Foot of I
Princess Street.
Bei Telephone . 57
Home Telephone . 57
Order Office-319 Kin* St
Home Telephone 69.
I
W. A. Smoot & Co., Inc.
coal a?d limber. I
feM3 lw
?a n a ? ? a a ? .? i ? a a a a t a ? a ? a .a ? t ?*;?
lenera! Insnranee Agency
LAURENCE STABLER,
[oom No. 4, Burke A Herbert Bld-r,
Ta* cornpsnie* represented in thia o!B ?
?vt*Mt_ of over ilOO.0-10,000. Among
_>rj are:
Hartford Fire Insurance Co.
Liverpool A London A Globe.
*4.tna Insurance Co.
Northern Aaauraoce Co.
S ?rio{rflel4 Flro A Marloo.
Prom >t attention given to adjn?_*nt of
?aaa aa I all matter* connected witb icsar*
t?*. ~-n if
BLOCH'S
Cream Puffs
in the happy berd?r'a-id hetw. ag
Cake an>l P**try yoa t^d?y lir-d
BLOCH'* .CKKA_.Pt.-FI- -*
with their brown, tender i<n--.
and frcnerou* fiilinir of rich
whip:ed cream. They are aa
*? propriale ml popular a de~
rttri for dinner a* for an *d*Ji
? tSe luncheon or sipper
tobie. 013 K-mff Mrect,
oth 'Phone*_
Sew Orleau. M)I-'.---K
J. C. YJlUii

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