THE CAR THAT CAPTURED THE COUNTRY
Four Orerland factoriea. with 4.000 n eo, turn out daily 125 Orerlao*[UJ"** **? ?J
exan'pled dtniand. Yal ihia remarkahle car. which haa ?lrly>ptwH tha count,,, is ou
two ,e*r? old No ri r, I car bcfia * ao tfer what the Overland atrea for he rrocer^ w
and lee the new modals? tbe roosi Mtceewfol care ever crealel P/iee $1/00, ?1,*>J. ?i.?w
add jl,5C0. Also Marion cata at |
HYER5 liROTHERS. 115 N^Pittjt
THE BEST MBD1CINAL WH1SKY
Wakefleld Rye
Headquarters for the BEST WINES
AND L1QUORS in the city.
LOWENBACH BROS
King and Alfred Streets
Both Phones
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SMART JEWEIRY
-FOR THF
LADIES
of Alexandria. Ycuviill do well
to examine the uniquu dea gns in
the setting of precious s'onea in
brareltts, netklaca, lace pius, ear
Fcrcws BDd dr pa. .
We hove also the leteat fads in
lorgnettea, rhaiii". powder boxe\
empirc mirrora, b^nhonierea and
wpdding and eiiKegnueut rinuB.
10-K s 'lid add Ridrs we sell for $100
adwt. We have them from 11 to 8dwt.
jlaVK solid gold oval or Tiffany sbape, $1.25 a dwt, in weighta
from 2 to 8 dwt.
H. W. WILDT & SON, Jewelers,
106 NORTH ROYAL STREET BELL PHONE 345-J.
mmmtm
The First lalional Bank
Of Alexandria, Va,
G. L. BOOTHE, Preaident.' GEO. E. WARFIELD, Cashier
M. B. HARLOW, Vice-President J. J. GREEN, Asst Cashier
DIRECTORS
GARDNLR L. BOOTHE CF.O. F.. WARFIELD
BLNOI1 BAhR, Jr. JAS F. M.'It
M. B. HARLOW WALTER ROBERTS
FRANCIS l. SMITfl.
RESOURCES. I LIABILITIES.
Loaosand larsBtmentB $884 488 80 | Ospltal.$100 000 00
" suiplnsBcd Prcfits .
fj. J*. B:nda .... 125 000 00
Bankirg Hoose . . . 73.291.61
Due from Banks and Re
Berre Agents ... 98 104 41
Osah.44,553.60
5PcrOeotFond . . . 3.400.00
$1,228,888.42
Oirculatioo .... 99,600.00
Depoalia.842 299.90
Ofjer Liabll tlea . . 1,416 01
$1,22^,838.42
Thia bank with its ample capltRl and sorplns, itsadequate equipment
and facilitiea, solicita the account9 of manufrctnrerB, wholesalers, retailers
and individuala on the best ternia cousistent with sound banking.
No acconnt too large to be bandled satiafactorily.none too amall to be
appreciated.
H_a_____*avH_BRBBj_MBVa^^
GKOOERIEs.
W. A. JOHNSON & CO.,
WHOLE8ALE GROCEBS,
BKNKBAL OOMMI88ION liEBCHAJNf
; And Dealera in
ALL KIND8 OF LIQJJOB8,
Have on htind Ginscc'a XX, XXX, XXXX
andPnreOid Rye, OldCabiaet and Mont
gram Wbiakies: slso Baker'sand Tnonipson'i
Pare Bye Whisk-fs, to which tbe.* innie tbi
tttention ofthe trade,
Orders from the coantry for mercbandlM
ahall receive prompt attention.
gameataof Floar, Grain wid Counh)
io* eol'.oited, for wbich they goaracto
h? Ujlvtat mArkbt Blieaa anJproisptreturDt
N. E corner Camercn and Eoyal titree! r.
JOHN AHKRN & CO.,
WE07.J2AJLZ AND KETA1L GEOCEE9
A ( Daviara ii
PUBE WLNES AND LIQOOHf.
{V>antry Prattaoa reneiveu feily. Ov l
of PiaJn aaci Ffcncy Groceriee ei.i>>r?oe?
In thialtM.
Wa bol :n Caited Sratea I
waraboTUB *m< mrrt Lc atoci varJoaa bttno
PUSEFYEAND MA1
uauif. ILiVf %1jo in sior* euper. ';
erieaa
WlJi OUT, ? .
/Wraalidv : 1 M 10 PriOBB'S*
orr,s.: PrtaWawi '^niexea ^?raatv.
R.S. LaaWEiTal k SIM
ClAP.mfOS 0. lbadbpatkb, President.
BKWAriDO. leadbbatbs, Vloe Preaident,
loxx uuj>bbat*8. tieo. and Tresaarar
sst*.bli3ui:d i7?a.
I nfOOitFOSATKr,)
ta,hoiesa!eDmggists
Mannfifturing Phnrraneists and Dealersin
P?inU=, Oila. Wiudow (Jless, Dyeetrfls. Hpieea,
DiaaaaB'a raaey Goods^end Specialtiea, Im
porUr*of Tootfa Brnsaas, H:\irrirusi.
ume'y, Olire Oil, Ao.
A(jenta for John Lnrtts A Oo.'s Tintei
Gloss Painta, Masnrj's Liqaid Colora and
I>?voe's Lead and Zinc Painta.
Goods ahipped the day order is received
Qantttiocs farniahed by retnm mail. Cor
reapondtnce aolioitad._
Cowa and horeea will reqnire leae teed and
be worth aineh more to yon if yoi feed Lead
haatar'a Crvorfition PnwHara. tdc parka?*
Ba wiaa. Uaa Climax Claacei toelean yonr
WaH^paper. ?$o a box at Iaadbaater'a.
CONSIDER THE
DVANTAGES OF
RUBEROID
_ _ ? _
ROO
raaj f ^ W M
a_____&_*>
WATER &. WEATHER PROOF,
FIRE-RESISTINC.
WfJl not i .>r eorroda,
- 00 t.-ir. <.il '.r p,-.pcr.
? can he easDy fltto ! into nitrrs.
valleys. etc . I; oieby aai
of tin and coppcr.
Anv handy man ran apply R-.-.hproiJ.
Lentthens tbe life ol ...
W< i'.4 /.tr /. /..-.- ,i nj s i>i//fs.
W. A Smoot & Co., Inc,
Lumber and Mill Work,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
marl lyr
SUUIVAN'S
-Wood Yard*
King and Pey'.on^S.s.
A'eincdria, Va.
Smsll ordeia delirered 10 to 12 a. m. acd tf
5 p. m.
1, | and full cord ordera delirered at once.
l>e!ireriea in Eosemont, Braddock and Del
Ray daily.
PHONES:
Bell 217. Hcm? 141 W
ja_Blm
2d&taribvia QbcaxtU*
T D E9DA Y EVENINQ. APRIL 6, 1910
0O3TLY WORK.
The Pennsylvania Railroad opened to
public inspection for the firat time Satnr
day 16.5 milea of the most expensive
constrnctlon work, foot for foot, ever at
tempted?namely, its tnnnel and termi
nal improvement from Harrison, N'. J. to
Snnnyside, Long Island. The average
coat of a mlle of eteam railroad ia abont
$25,000; the coat per tnile of the tnnnel
and ternr'nal improvement haa been
more tban 19,600,000. Tbe company
has thns far expended $102,000,000 and
will expend $160,000,000 before the im?
provement ia completed. Train aervice
is dne to begin late in Jnne or early in
July, with an initial card of 1,000 trains
daily. The boroughs of Brooklyc and
Queens, with a population of 1,500,000,
wi'l then bave direct connectlon by rail
for the first time with the South and
West. ________
Ohamberlain'a tftomach and Liver
Tableta assist natttre In drivtng all im
parltiea ont of the aystem, insnring a
free and regular condltion and restoring
the organs of the body to health and
strengtb. Sold by W. F. Oreighton &
Oo. and Richard Gibaon.
Annnal Reunlon, United Confederate
Veterans.
For above occasion,Southern Bailwav takes
pleasure in announcing excnraion ticketa will
be placed on sale April 23, 24, 25, Waahine
on to Mobile. Ala., aad return at $20.80.
Correspondinjrly low farea from pointa in
Virginia. Final return limit May 2, 1910.
By depoaiting ticket with special agent, Mo
1 ile, and upon payment uf fifty cents,
? t-me will beexteaded to May 19. 1910. Btop
?vera allowed returning; within final limit.
Consult agents or write.
L. 8. BBOWN, Gen Agt.
FINANOIAL.^
ESTABLISHED 1863.
BURKE&HERBE
Bankers.
Modernly eqnipped for banking in ita rarl
oaa brance?a.
DeporiUi reeeired snbject to oheek at slght
Collectiona made on al) pointa,
Higb-grade inreatment aecuritiee bonght
and aold.
Letters of Credit and Foreign Exohange
tnrniabed.
Bafe Depoait Boxea for rent.
A Savinga Department in which intereat ia
allowed on depoeita._
GABDKkRL. BOOTBB I I M.B. HaBLOW
prekidbnt. J ( Vice Preaident,
Gbo. E. Wabfikld, Cabhibb.
First National Bank,
AxaXAKDiU, Va.
Deslgnaied Depository of the
United Btatcs.
CAPITAL HM\N
8UBPLU8 AUD UNDIYirtED
FBOFITB .... $175,000
Dirootora:
a. L. BOOTHE, If. B. HARLOW
G. E. WARFIFLD, J. F. MUTB,
WALTER ROBKBT8, B. BAKB, JB,
FRANCIS L. frfclTH.
Prompt attention giren to all bnainess. ia'
eluding oolleciiona throruhoai taa Uaifcrd
BJtataaanri Knropa._
fieueral iDsnrance Agency
LAURENCE STABLER,
Raam Na. 4. Barka ft rierbsrt Bldf,
The oompaniea represented in thia offlos
bareaseeta of orer $100,000,000, Amoni
ithers are :
tlartford Fire lnsurance ?e,
Uverpool ft London ft Ulofeo.
/fetna lnsurance Co.
Norvhern Asaurance Co.
Sprlnr'lold F!ra ft Marlaa.
Prompt attention giren to adjuatment oi
csses and all mattara oonnacUd with Inaar
? ?M. erllrl <
RICHARD H.WATTLES
MANUKACTUKKK OF
FBRTIUIZBRS
Offick and Stolbb: 115-117 N. Royal 8t.
Dealer in Hardware, Paints, Agri
cultural Implements, Vehicles,
Harness, Field and Gaiden Seeds.
WAHBHOfSES SOUTH OWIOB fcTP.EBT, ON
J.ISK OF KOrTHBRN RAILWAY.
Also Grain, Hay, Straw and
All Kinds of Mill Feed.
Will always keep in atock the highest grade
of these articlea.
PARK AGNEW, Proprietor.
THE
Bromilaw Brick Co.
Building, Paving and
Sewer Brick.
Front and Building Sand,
WORKS : HnntinglCreek.
yi ?"'?lephone ro7.
0
FFICE OF THE CLEBK OF GA8.
City Hall. April 2, 1910.
8EALEDPROPOSALSaddresaedtoL. E.
I'Mer, Chairniau ofthe Committee on Light,
will be received at thia office until S p, m.,
Friday, April 15, 1910. for fnrniahing the
Gas WorkR with FOUR THOLSAND TONS
(more orlers)ofGAS COAL (2.24U pounda
to the ton), to he deliveied in the aheda at tha
wnrks trimrofd and bencbed up, during tba
6ati\ year commencing June 1, 1910, aurt'.end
ing May 31, 1911, orderatobe acceptad by auc
ceanful bidders any date after awarding of
contract bo tbat oo?l will arriya ?t the worka
on or tefor* July 1, 1910.
The coal nuat be Monongah, Tryconnel,
Youghiogbeny. Vontaua. Fairraont, Linroln,
or nther gas roal of equal or auperior yield
and candle power- Bidders can give tbeir
figures on all ofthe minea. and are recjueated
to give candle power yield and analjsia, per
ton coal.
The committee reserve the right to reject
any and all b'ds.
Termc Paah on 15th day of each month
following delivery of coal.
By order of the Committee on Light.
apr2 td J. B. WALLEB, Clerk.
OFFICE OF THE CLEBK OF GAS.
City Hall,April 2 1910.
8EALED PR0PO3AL8 aJdreased to L. B.
Uhler, Cbaiiman ofthe Committee on Light,
will be received at tbis office until 8 p. m.,
Friday. April 15,11910, for the ENTIRE
OVTPUTOFCOAL GA8TAB of the city
Gas Worka during the next fiscal year, eom
mencing June 1, 1910, and ending May 31,
1911. Biridera must agree to keep the tar in
tbe well at all timea below the outiet or over
now pipe.
Terms: Settlement muat be made on the
15th of tbe month following delivery of tar.
The aucceaasol bidder muat enter into con?
tract with the Committee on Light for faith
fnl compliance with tbe above proviaiona.
The committee reservea the right to rejict
any and all bida.
By order of the Committee on LighL
aprt td J. B. WALLEB, Clerk.
Cberry Cough 8yrup ia carefnlly made in
ourown atore. Don't oompare it with fac
tory made medicines, 25o a bottle. E. 8
Laadbeater A 8onJ._
Laadbeater's Cbarry Ceugh Syrun ia pure
aad eaay to take.. and you can't beat Tt ia
caring ooughs. Go and ret a bottie now, 26c
? mh>.MMv.<MMHff
Clothes I
THAT
ARE
RIGHT
The kind we <
handle.
-
See tbe
f MANBATTAN
SHIRTS
They are
charmiog;,
?.-?..
iKaufmann Brosf
?MMMMMMMMOMMMMMMMH
ESTABLISHED 1870.
First of the Season.
Steamed Hard Shell Crabs, Devlled Crabs.iLJttle Neck
Clams for !unch, dinner or supper.
THE, RAMMEl CAFE
Both Telehoaes
^*vr^aaja|ra?BBaJBmBH
STATEMENT
Citizens' Mional Bank
of Alexandria, Va., March 29, 1910.
OFFICERS:
President, Vice-President,
Edward L. DainRerfietf; Carroll Pierre,
Kichard M. Green, Cashier. E E. Payne, Asst. Cashier
DIRECTORS:
J. C Smoot, Edward L Daingerfleld, Jas. W. Roberta
Wortb Hulfiah, Carroll Pieice
Vl.A. Ahern, Urban S- Laml ert
KKMOURCES,
Loans ..... 1678,82551
U. 8. Bonds to se*
cure circulation .
Bonds to secure U.
S. Deposit .
Other Bonds and
Stocks . . ?
Banking House &
Real Estate . .
Cash . . 48,308 5?
Due ifrom
Hanks and.
Reserve
Agents . 131,979 36
-180,?87.91
$1,668.14448
100,000.00
1,000 00
55,174 06
52,856.97
LIAIIIMTIKM.
Capital ....
Surplus ....
Undivided Profits
Circulation ? . ?
Deposits ....
U. S. Deposit . .
$100,090.0 0
10v),0M.00
22,751.19
96,300.00
748,0S0 29
1,000 00
$1,0(8,141 48
Some of the Handsomest Homes In
ihe City of Alexandria.
I am authorized to offer for sale fhe beautiful three story brick
dwi-lling No 415 Prince street (Maibury House),containingl5rcoms
and every modern convenience This property has a frontage on
Prince street of 75 feet and a depth of 157 feet and is located in cne
jf tbe best residential sections of the city.
Cozy six room brick dwellinj? on south Pitt street, near Prnce
street, containing every modern convenience and in first class t on
Jition. .
Snlendid three story frame dwellingon south St Asaph street,
near Duke street, containing 10 rooms and bath. Always rented.
Well built three 'story brick dwelling on north side of King
street, between Fayette and Payne streets, containing 10 rooms and
Inspcction ol These Hooses by Permit [Only
Further Parttculars at my oi ice.
JOHN D. NOR/HOYLE,
KING AND ROYAL STREETS;
We are authorized to offer for sale two NEW EIGHTROOM
PRICK DWl'LLING", with every modern convenience, in
c'uding jtas electric lights, concrete a llars, hot water he*t,
excellrnt baths, and tile vestibules, now being completed cn
north C'olumbus street beiween Queen and Princess streeia
(Court House square). Theae hcuses are to be up-to-date In
every parHcuUr, with side and rear alley ways- Toquick
purchasers these houses will be offered at extremely low
prices, and extraordinary rea*onable terms Sce us for price
and terms. ? . , , .
Special live day offer?Twenty elgbt ?f the best building lots in the
growing snbdivision of Del Ray, convenient to car lines
churches. schools and stores, with city water and elect'ic
lights. To a qui Jt purchaser theae lots will be sold for $3,0(0.
Thompson and Appich
?07 South Royal Streef.Alexandria, Va
The Best Your Money Can Buy
in Ice Cream is
* Quality" Ice Cream
BBICK OR BULK. MADE OF
Fresh fruita and pure ingredi
ents. Special prices for churchea
and festivala
1) o -o
ii, BLOCli Botkphones
Office and Typewritcr
Supplies, Lcdgers, Inks,
and Box Fiies, Locsc
Leaf Memorandum
Books.
S- F. Dyson & Bro
Mi KING 1TREET.
BeU Telephone No- 278.
AUCTIQN8ALE/'.
B. F. Knoz, Auctioneer.
COMMI8SION ERH'SA LE OF IMPEOVE D
REA L E8TATE. - (I nder and by vi rtue of
authority veated in ua by a decree of the cor
poration Court of the City of Alexaidria,
Va, rendered on the 4th day of Deceinrer,
1909. in the auits therein perding entitled
Celeata Duncan, et vir, et ala, tb. George
Aahby Gorbam, at al., the unrteraigneil com
miaaionera will otfer for aale at public auction
in front of tha Royal atreet entrance to the
Market building, in the icity of Alexandria,
Virginia, on
8ATUBDAY, the 16th day of April, 1910,
at 12 o'clock noon, the following described
property, with the iuiprovcinenta thereon:
All that lot of ground with the improve
menta thereon in the eity of Alexandria, aitu
ated at the intersection of the west siderf
Fayette street. with the north side of Duke
atreet, and running thence weat on Duke
atreet 35 feet 8 inches more or leaa; thenca
north and parallel to Fayette atreet 100 f??t
toalOfoot alley, thence eatt m said alley
and parallel to Duke atreet 35 feet 8 inchea,
more or has. to Fayette atreet; thence south
on Fayette street 100 feet to tbe beginning.
with the right of way over and ute ot aaid
allev in common with others entitled thereto.
All that oertaiu piece or parccl of ground
in the olty of Alexandria, boanded and de
Hcribed as t'ollows. Beginning at a point on
the north aide of Duke atreet, 85 feet 8 inches,
more or leaa, from ita intersection, with Fa>
ette street; thence weat on Duke street 23
feet 4 inches, more or leas, to the east line ot'
a lot owned by I, T. Nalla; thence north and
parallel to Fatette itreet one hundred feet to
an alley 10 feet wide; thence east on said al?
ley and parallel to Duke street, 23 feet 4 inch?
ea, more or leas; thence south and parallel to
Fayette atreet 100 feet to tbe beginning with
the useof said alley ia common with other
entitled thereto.
Also the bar fixturea and etock in the bar
at the corner of Duke and Fayette atreet), ror
merly conducted by the latelbomaa E, Gor?
bam.
Terma: One-third ca*h; balance in aix and
twelve months- Conveyance at coat of pur
eaaesr.
J. M. JOHNftON.
LEWI8H. MA7HEN,
HOWARD. W. BMITH,
Commiasienen.
I, Nevell P. Greenaway, do hereby certifj
that Howaid W. Snaith, one of the eomni ?
aionera of aale in the auit ot' Caleata Duncai.
et vir. et sls, vs. .George Aahby Gorham, el
al, cow pending iu tbe Corporation Court foi
the City of Alexandria, Virginia, haa enterni
in tbe bond required by the decree therein,
conducted a* the law direot*.
NEVELL 8. GBEENAWAY, Clerk.
aprl td_
R. F. Knox, Auctioneer.
COMMISSIONER8' SALE OF BEAL
E8TATE. Under and by virtue of
authority reated in ns by decree of the Cor?
poration Court of tbe City of Alexandria,
Virginia, rendered on the 26th day of July,
1907, in the aoit tbereiu pending. entitled J.
D. Matter ra. T. F. McCarthy. et als.. Th^
underaigned Commissionera will ofler for sab
at pnblic auction in front of the Royal atreet
entrance of the Market Bnilding, in the Cttj
of Alexandria. Virginia, on
8ATCRDAY,
the 9th day of April, 1910, at 12 o'clo k
noon, the followiug deacribed property, i<
vrit:?
No. 2. "A lot of ground beginning ata
point on the aouth aideof Wythe atreet 93 fett
5 inches weat ol the weat aide of Payne str. > t
and at the weat aide of a 10 foot alley, ar.d
running thence west, along tbe aonth aide ol
Wythe street 16 feet; thence south parallel
witb Payne atreet 100 feet to a conrt: thenc*
ea?t bindii>g with aaid court and parallel witb
Wythe street, 15 feet to the aforeaaid all*-?
anl thence north along the weat aideof aaid
alley and parallel with Payne atreet 100 fe ?
to the beginning, with the right of way orer
aaid alley in common whh othera."
No. 3. "A let of ground beginning on the
aouth aide of Wythe street at a point 108 feet
6 inchea weat of the weat aide of Payne atre^
and at the northweat corner ot the firat de
acribed lot, and running thence weat alon..
the aouth aide of Wythe atreet 16 feet; then?t
aouth parallel with Payne etrtet 100 feet t"
the aforeaoid conrt; thence eaat parallel srttti
Wythe atreet 15 feet, and thence north para?
llel with Payne atreet 100 feet to fhe begin?
ning, with the right of way over aaid allej
and court in common with othera entitled to
the aame."
Termaof Taale: Caah. Conveyance at coal
of purcbaaer.
ROBINSON MONClTRE
HOWARD W. 8MITH,
Commiaaioners of Sale.
I, Nerell 8. Greenaway, do hereby certifr
that Howard W. 8mithl one of the Coniniis
sioners of .Sale in the suit of J. D. Matter ra.
T. F. McCarthy, et ala., pending in the Cor?
poration Court for tbe City of Alexandria,
Virginia, haa giren bond aa rf quired by the
decree therein, conditioned aathe law directs.
NEVELL S. GREENAWAY, Clerk.
mar26 td. _
R, F. Enox, Auctioneer.
BY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
made by Owen J. Nugent and wife to
tbe underaigned trustee bearing date on the
20th day of Jannary 1906, and duly of record
in the land records of the city of Alexandri >,
Virginia, in deed book 53. page 284, and ai
the reqneat of the party thereby secured, de
fault haring been made in the payment of
the bond secured by aaid deed of trust, the
underaigned trustee will offer for sale, at pub?
lic anotion, on
TIE8DAY, the 19th day of April, 1910,
at 12 o'clock M., in front of the Royal street
entrance to the Market|huilding, in tbe aaid
city of Alexandria, all that lot of ground,
with improvementa thereon, in the aaid city,
and bounded as followa, to wit:
Beginning at the interaection of the north
aide of King atreet with the weat aide
Payne atreet, running thence weat on King
atreet twentr fonr (24) feet; thence north,
parallel to Payne atreet, one hnndred (100,
feet to an alley ten (10) feet wide; thence east
on aaid alley twenty-four (24) feet t<> I'aym
atreet; and thence aonth on Payne street on
hundred (10C) feet to the beginning, with tht
right of way orer aaid alley and all appurt
enances.
Terma of aale: Caah. Coat of conveyanc
at the expenw of the pnrchaser,
DOUGLASS STUART, Trustee.
aprltd_
John P. Robinsow, 4 Gbo.'S. Frehcu
Preaident, Secretary.
Alexandria Fertilizer and
Chemical Company.
MAirUFACTtrSKR8 OV
Fertilizers, Fertilizer Ma?
terials &SuIphuric Acid.
Aak yonr dealer for the Alexandria Fer?
tilizer tt Chemical Co.'s Prodncta.
Capaclty: 80,000 tona per annum.
Princeas Street and Potomac River Whs/r
Alexandrta.aaa> ..........Virginia.
Wo atrire to pleaae. Our methods are correct.
BANNKH LAUXDRY,
Both telephones. Alexandria, Va.
In Preparlng
for spring house cleaning
why not have your
House Wired?
Electricity is the cleanest,
saftestand brightest light
Sce the
Alexandria Electric Co.
524 KING STRRRr.
_KALLBQADd_
SOUTHERN RA1LWAY
Tralaa leava Unita Station Alexand/U
In Effect January 3.1910.
N. B?Followingaohednle figures publla! td
only ti informatlon, and are not gtaranfeed,
7:47 A. 11.?Daily Local between Waahing?
ton and Danville,
8:47 A. M.-Daily-Local for Harriaon.
?urg, and way atations.
9.17 A. M.-Daily?D. 8. Faat MalL Stcpi
ouly for paasengen for pointa eouth at ThioB
achedulca tostop. Flra> class roachea, aleap*
ing cars to Birmingham and drawing-room
aleeping cars to New Orleans. Dining car
aervice.
ili 117 A. M.-Daily-Mail train. Coachea
for Manaaaaa, Charlottearille, LyncLburg,
Danville and Grtensboro. Slecping cars
Greeniboroto Atlanta.
L17 p. m.?Week Days?Local for War
renton acd Straaburg Junction.
4:32 P, M. Daily?Birmingham special.
Sleeping carj U.ween her York,.?uguata,
Aiken am: Jacrcon\'.'o. Slterer toBirming
ham. Throw. . ? ;. ,% co. ches between
Waahington an-* Jacksonvilla. Dining car
aenrice. Totmai U Ceiifornia four timea
weekiy.
4:37 P. M.-Weak Daya-Loeai for Har.
risonburg acd way atitiona tn Manaaus
branch.
BJ&P\ M.-DaUy-Local for Warrantoa
?nd Charlottaaville.
10:27 P. M.-Daily-Waahington and Cbat
tanooga Limited (via Lynchburg), First
olasa coach and sleeping cara to r.can< ke,
Knoxville and Chattanoo^a. Sleeper to Ntw
Orleans, Watlington to Roanoke. Dining
car aervice.
11.-02 P. M.-Dailv-New York, Atlanta
and Nev Orleana Limited. All Pullman
traia, clcb and obserration cara to New Or
leans. Slecping cars to Asheville, Atlanta,
Maccn and New Orleax' 81eeping cara to
Charlotte, Dininp oar aerviee.
4:27 A. M.-Daily-Memphis Bfeoial.
Sleeping cars'and coaches for Roanoke, Kimx
ville, Naahville, Chattanooga aud Wew
phia. Dining car aervice, Waahington
aleeping cars open 10:00 P. M.
Throngb. trains from the South arrive at A ?
exandria 6:13 and 6:?3 and 10:23 A. M.
2.13, 7:28, 10:23 and 11.68 P. M. daily. Har*
risonbure 11:28 A. M. week daya and 9:1S
P. M.dai'v s-rom Charlottearille9:28 A. M.
TBAIN8 ON BLUEMONT BBANCB.
Leave Alexandria (W. AO. Station, week
daya at 8:22 A.M., 3.55 and 4.55 P. II. for
Bluemont; 6:33 P.M.week daya for l^efbuig;
4.55 P. M. daily for Bluemont and 9:23 A.
M., local, rn 8unday? only for Bluemont,
Fordetailed tchedule figures, tickets, Pull
aaa rtservation, etc., apply to
WILLIAM G. LtufcrV, Union Ticka
Agent, Alexandria, Va.
E. H. COAPMAN, General Manairer
3. H. HABDWICK, PasB. Tra/. Mgr.
H. F. CARY, G?ner?l Pawenger A^ent.
L. 8. BIIOWN, General Agent.
Washin?rtoB, D. C.
Washington, Alexandria _
Mt, Vernon Railway.
IneSeotlMayl, 1909.
UUra ALBXA9DBIA,
For WachJngton, from corner Prince ard
Royal streetii. week daya, at640, 6 06, 6f,
830, 6^0,6 55.7 06,716,730, 740, 7 60, ?C0,
815, 81"), 833, 8 60, 910, 9 30s 9 60,
10 10, 10. j, 10 5u, 1110,11 26, 11 30, 11 ?0 a,
m? 12 10, _ 25, 12 30,12 60, 1 10, 1 25, 1 30,
1 60, 2 10, a 26, 2 30, 2 60,3 06, 3 26, 3 36, 3 60
4 10.4 Co, i 30,440, 466, 6 10, 6 26, 6 86, 6 50
6ie,6.t, 6i0, 646, 700, 7 lf, 7 25, 800,
6 31, 9U, 9*0,10 00,1080, 1110 and 1166
p. m,
Sordays?7 C0,7 ?5,810,8 ?0,8 40, 9 00,9 20,
940,10W, 1020, 10<0, 1100.1120 and 1140
a. m? 121.1, 12U, 12<0. 100, 120, 140, 200
220, i<Q, 3C0, 320, 3 40, 4C0, 4 20, 4 40,5 00,
6 20, 5 <Q, C P, 6 JU 6 40, 7 (0, 7 20,/ 40,8 OQJ
830, 900, 900.10 0H, lOST, and 1110 p.m,
FOEMCOan VBRKOM.
Leare Alexandria for Mount Vernon, week
days, 6 46, 666, 7 66, 851, 1025, 11 36, a. ov
12 25, 1 25, 2 25, 330, 4 40, 6 36, 6 30, 7 36,
8 60, 9 60, 10 60 and 11 60 p. m.
Sundaya?7 00, 8 30, 930,10 30,1130 a. a.,
12 30, 1 30. 2 30,1 30, 430, 680, 630, 780
8 46 and 10 16 p. m._
Washington Sonthern i>y
Soliednle ln eflect Jar>, 3, afavX
Traina leare Union Station for Waahington
and pointa north at 7 23, 7 43, 808,8 23 aod
9 58 a. m? 12 01, 2 80, 8 07, 818, and 11 io p.
m.. daily.
For Frederickabnrg, Richmond and pointa
south at 4 37, 7 43 (local), and 10 22 a. u..
12 00, 4 22, 4 42, 6 18, 6 07, 7 42 and 10 17
p. m.
Acoommcd&tion for Frederickabnrg at 618
p. m, daily.
Notb :?Time of arrirala and departnraa
*nd connections not guaranteed.
W. P. TAYLOR. Traffic Manager.
itichinonil, Va.
JTEAMEE8.
HARYLAND, DELAWARE AND Vlf.
GINIA RAILWAY COM'/AKY.
8PRJNG SCHEDULE.
dteamem of Thia Lir.s Leara AJciardria
on ard affcr May 16.1909,
Erery >?Ot DAY, WEDNE8DAY, and
8ATORDAY a; 4:30 p. m.
t?OB BALTIMORE AND ALL TttB
UttJAL RIVER LANDING8,
Cniaine and appc-.iitmenta unexcelied.
Freight for Baltimore, Philadelphla aad
Saw York aolicited and handled with oara,
Thron^h l*ft i and bills of ladir ; iaaaed.
8iur?ifB-j io la i. l o , ??,60; rounu trip,
t3/y0. t.ir r a. a c.) way. IJ .60. lieals, 60e,
BFAFLOL AGR1M1H, A-.cuta,
Foa* f*Came.on K.ftet,_
Potomac & Chesapeake
Steamboat Company,
NEW NORFOLK LINE
On an After October 14
HTKAMKlt ST. JOHNS,
PoUTHBOt'Nn?Taesday, ThursdayandSat
urday. Leaves Waahington from 8th et. wharf,
5 p. m.: Alexandria, Cameion at. wharf, 5:30
p. m.; Coionial Btach, 10 p. m. Arrivea Old
Point, 6 a. aa.; Norfolk, 7 a. m.
NotTHBOL'NO?^uatiey, Wclnesday Bnd
Friday. L< a\ es Nor.olk. Cooiwerce at. dock,
1 p. n>.; Old Poi'u. 5 p. ni.; Colonial Beac.i,
12 mi''nighr. Arrives Alexandria, 5:30 a. m.;
Washingtoo, 6 am.
Conneo.ionart Colonial Beach and W^h
Ington with !ocal ste&meri for Potomac river
landinsrs. At Norfolk and Washin ton with
lineadiveig'r'?,
Faie, one wav, $2.00; round trip. $3 00.
W. ". EMVEBT. Vice Prea. snd Geu. Mgr,
W. f. CA RNE, Jb.. Ger-. Agt.
BEARDON A ORIkEH, AgenU, Alexandria,
Norfolk & Washington
Steamboat Company
Every day in the year for Fort Monroe,
Norfolk, Newport Newa and pointaaouth, ria
auperb, powerful ateel palace ateamers,
Southland. Newport News, Nor?
folk and Washington.
Lv. U'aah. 6.4."> p. m. iLv.Porfamonth 5 p.m,
Lr. Alex. 7X0 p. ra. ILr.Norfolk 600 u. ru.
Ar.Ft.Monroe.7.C0a.nilr.r.Ft. Monrrt'7 p. ra,
Ar. Norfolk 0,08 ?. m.lAr.Altx 630a. B
Ar. Portsmouth i a.m.iAr.Waah. 7.00 a. m.
Through connections made at Norfolk with
ateamers of the Old Iionunion Ktramthip
Company for New Vork and Mi-rchants' and
Minera' Stearaabipa for Boaton.
Oeoeral TicketOflice, 720 14th street N W.
Bond Building, Waahington, I). ('. 1 liuce
Main 1520.
Seventh atreet wharf. Phone Main 3760.
Alexandria wharf frot of Prince atreet.
W. H. TALLAHAN,
aprl lyr General Passenger Agent.
GEORGE E. PRICE & CO.
-DEALEBSIN
Fresh and^ Salted Fish
Are receiving Fiah daily from theahorfsof
tbe Potomao and will aunply cuaton.cn. in
any quantitiea tosoit, either freah or sulted,
by experienced packers, Ccuntry orders ao*
licited and satiifaction guaranteed.
Terma: C. 0. D,, or beat references.
Stall No. 2, Royal street tntrsnce: ftell
No. 1, Fsirfax street entrance to the City
Market, and Fish House front nf Corporaliou
Fiah Wharf. Bell 'pboue 321-/.
mar7 2m_
liuatea nd cih ile lot iidi ft'.i
?eadbeater'a.