Alexandria gazette., May 13, 1910, Image 4

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In Bad Fix
"I had a mishap at the age of 41. which left me in bad
fix," writcs Mrs. Georgia Usher.of Conyers, Oa.
"I was unconscious for three days, and after that 1
would have fainting spells, dizziness, nervousness, sick
headache, heart palpitation and many strange feelings.
"I suffered greatly with ailments due to the change of
life and had 3 doctors, but they did no good, 80 1 concludea
t0 ^^sfrfc^ta'king Cardui, I amso much better and can do
all my housework."
__?CARDUI
J41
The' WomanV Tonic
Do not allow yourself to get into a bad fix. You mlght
f?et in so bad you would find it hard to get out
g Better take Cardui while there is time, while you are
still in moderately good health, just to conserve your strength
and keep you in tip top conditton.
Ini this way your troubles, whatever they are will grad
uallv grow smaller instead of larger-you will be on the
utigrade instead of the down-and by and bye you will
arrive at the north pole of perfect health.
Get a bottle at your druggists today.
Snier Prices
Mliracite Coal.
1910.
Our 1910 aammerpriceson Anlhracite coal will become eflecUve Monday, May 2nd,
There haa neverbeeo a time in the hiato-y of our huainesa when we fe'.t that we were
able SKwaia AnibraciU- coal than we ean thia aeaaoo, aa we have ^*>mpleU?l
our atrai ceraento ?-, aarorw o -ir ent.re aupply from two Of three of the very boat colliema in
The Anu'S region, and w.ll have a coal which ia uoiform in quahty. well prtpartd, aod
coai that w.ll ijive far better reealts than the average. ?.,?..,i
It isourdeaire to *ive our trade the bt-at valuea thatcan be had, and we earneatly
aolicit tbe ordera of our frienda and cuatomera.
W. A? SMOOT & CO., Inc.
Bell Telephone 19 & r>7
Home Telephone 152 & 57
Order Office, No. 529 King street
The Overland factory is at this time 3,000 cars behiod on orders.
It is not hot air and it is not advertising bluff when we say that the
dtmand for the Overland is prowing like a flood. Theteare actual
facts and there is a reason. The very fact that Overlands are hard
to get proves tbelr value all tbe more, and they are well worth
waiting for. Give us the "wink" and we willtry to get one for you
HYERS BROTHERS. 115N.Pittst
B. F. Knox Auctioneer.
8ALE OF VALU1BLB BEAL ESTATE.
Pl'RSl'ANT to a rfecree of the CorDoration
(Vurt of the city of Alexandria, Virfrinis.
eutered on the twenty-aiith day of April,
1910, in the chancery auit therein tending,
v herein Oweu J. Kugent ia complaineut anri
DouglaeeStuartaa truatte and othersare de
fsndants, the underaiirned appointed coiMnie
ei^neraof sale there n will ofler for aale, at
public auctiou, on
FRIDAY,
the thirteenth day of Mav, 1910, at eUven
o'clo.-k a. in., in froct of the Market uild
ing on Royal street
1. All tbat lotof ground, with buildinga
and improvementg theicm, in the city of
Alexandria, Virginia. aituated atthenrrth
weat corner of King aod Payne htreets,
boaadsd and deacribed aa follows, to wif:?
Hegiriuiug at the interaection of King street
with the wtat side of Payne atreet, and ruo
ning thern* weat on King atieet twenty-four
ftet, thenee north parallel to Payne atreet
one hundred (100) feet to an alley t?n feet
uiilf, th^nce ea>:t ou ?aid alley twenty-four
(24) feet to Payne street; aud thenee e< utli on
Pajuentreet or.e hundred (10;) feet to the
heginning, with right of way over aaid alley,
logether with all appurtenuucea to the aaid
property be'.onging.
2 Ali that lot of groanl with builriiuga
thereon adj'iniug the above property tuua
ted on the north aide of King strett between
Payne and Wea' atreeta, iutbecitvof Alex?
andria, Virginia, and boonded t.a followa,
to wi': -
Bfginning on the north aide of King atreet,
twenty-five (25) feet weatof Payne atrtet; and
runninc thenee west on King atreet twenty
three (23) feet; thenee north parallel with
Payne atreet one hnndred (.(() feet to an
alley ten (10) feet wide, leoding into Payne
street: thenee e at on aaid olley twenty-three
(23) ftet; and thenee aonth in a oirect line
ouehundred (100) feet to tle beg nnirg, with
right of wav over said alley uud all appur
tenancea to th? said property belongmg.
Terms of aale". t_ne-thirl rash, and the
halanre in eiz and twt-lve nionths from the
datecf eale. title to ha t talatad un'il ell the
purchahe mouey is paid, and the deferred
?j>u>iMent8 to beevvlenced by not? of the nur
ebeaar, bearing *ix per ceut. interest, from
thed teofsale;or all cash, at the option of
the purchaaer.
DOl'GLAia8 STUART,
J. K. M. NORTON.
O lumifsionera e-f S?le.
I, Nevell 8 Greenaway. clerk of the Cor
forai.n Court of theeity of Alexandria,
Virginia, do certifv that the bond required of
the above commiKi>ionera haa be^o given.
leate. NEVtLL B. GREENAWAY, Clerk.
apri7 td _
PARK AGNEW, Proprietor.
THE
Bromilaw Brick Co.
Buildiog, Paving'and
Sewer Brick.
Front and Building Sand.
WORKS : Hnntlng|Cre?k.
\i """-'eohoTie to?.
*jhe moat deairable, hygienic, beantifuland
economieal w-11 eoating. Alahaatine, for
aale by E. 8. Leadbeiter & Kong, luc.
Truaaea and; only the beat ainde ?o!d
t.eadtaater'a.
We ha?# aboulder braees of all kinda. Buy
a breath*--'ite or knickerbecker for your boy
or girl. E. 8. I eadbeater & 8ona, Ine.
If atrueeiaproperly fitted, will not caaac
disoouifort. You e?n o?t aroh ?> fit if you go
to I<*dr*?Ur>?
Ahdeminal BelUfor corpulant pecple.ob
ained on apecial order at Leatibtaiei 'a
Fresh Country Butter, 30c
Eggs, 23c
Nice Virgioia Hams, 25c
M Shoulders, 20c
2,000 yards Embroidery
at cost.
A. Q- THOiVlAS,
919 Kiog Street
mj9 tf
ESTABLISHED 1862.
BURKE&HERBERT
Bankers.
Mo^ernly equipped for banking in ita vari
Oaa brancees.
Depoeita received snbject to check at alght
Collectiona made oo al) pointa.
High-grade iuveetment aecuritiea bought
and aold.
Lettera of Credit ard Foreign Exohange
turniahed.
rWe Depoait Boxea for rent
A SavingR Department in which Lntereat ia
allowad on depnaita._
When we came h-re to aet up a place where
you coadd get a bite to eat,
Some aaid. "Wiby imn you'-s crazv, you're
throwing money io the atreet."
But the tapeline that tbey measured with
waa too pmall to take our aize,
For Aleiaodria fouod ua worthy and haa
given ua a prize.
The man who awinga a hammer aod can land
upon the nail.
Ia aimply bcund to drive it home, there'a oo
fcuob thing hb fail.
SYaa, ae bad faith io ouraelvea aod in you.
With a r-omruunity of 14,000 persona to make
friemis witb aod where we cao perform nae
ful asrvii.-ea, and to he in* hu'inea* that we
know and fail of aurre-". PUDOI'. IMPOS
mble: domtthinkof it:
Cameron Dairy Lunch
Open all oight. 905 Kiug atreet.
OPENINd AND CLOSINO OP MA11S
Nortbern maila, week daya, cloee at 8 40a.
m. and 10 -40 a. m., and 140, 816
and 10 40 a. m. Open at 8 00 a. m.,
12 00 m, and 6 00 p. m. On Snodaya Ncrthem
maila cloee at 8 45 a. m., 1 40, and 7 15
p. m.
Sonthern maila via Sonthern Railway cloee
at 10 40 a, m., 4 30 and 10 15 p. m. Open
at 8 00 a. m. and 4 00 p. m.
Sonthern maila, via R, F. A P. R. P.,
oloae at 9 46 and 1140 a. m? and 350, 7 10
and 10 50 n. m. Open at 8 ard 9 30 a. m.,
3 and 10 15 p. m.
Manaaaaus Diviaioo maila cloee at 8 15 a. m.
and S 60 p. m. Open et 12 m. and 10 15 p, m.
Bluemont Bracch, Sonthern Railway, maU
oloae ai 7 45 a. m., and S 20 p. m. Open
at 9 00 a. n. and 7 00 p. m.
Cheeapeske and Ohio maila cloae at 1 40 p.
m. ?_d 1016 p. m. Oraen at 8 00 a. m. and
4 00 p. m.
Waehington maila cloae at 8 46
and 10 40 a. m? and 1 40, 8 16,
and 10 60 p. m. Open at 8 00 a. ci.,
13 00 ro. and 6 00 p. m. and 8 30 p. m.
Offioe Honre-Open at 800 a, m. Cloae at
800p. m.
Sunday Hourt?Open at 9 00 a. m. Cloaa
at 1000 a.m.
Oarrierv' Schedale? Collectiou made on in
aide routea?6 15 and 1000 a. m. and 3 00 and
5 30 p. m. Ft II route?615 a. m. and 5 30 p.
m. Sunday oillection 4 46 p, m. Oarriert*
v.-indow open Sunday 900 a. m. and oloae
tO 00 a. m.
Daliveriea made 800a.m. 130 p.m. and
5 00 um.
All mail ahould b* iu the ofSoe tas mlnaUa
before our indieated time for cloaiog_
No uae rrpapering your houae thia apriog
Climax Wall Paper .t/laaner will make Um
old paper look almoat lika new. titt it .at
Leadbaater'a. _Jcaboj.?
_GKO0EBIE8.
W. a.TohFison & < o.,
WHOLE8ALE GROCER/S,
eXHXUAX OOMMiaSION MKBCH&HT
And Deahm ba
ALL KIND8 OF LIOJJOR8.
fiava on nand Gihton'a XX, XXX, XXX:
*ad Pnre Old Rya, Old Cabinet aci Koai
rrem Wbiakiee: aliio Bakor'aand Thcmnecn'.
Para Bya Whiakiee, to whieh they Inyite kM
attentdon o/the trade,
Ordera from the country for marrchaaiW
ahall receive prompt attentkm.
Oonsigimieuta of Flour, Grain and Omwtr;
Prodooe aolicitad, for whioh they gwanirf
he higheet rnarket prieaa and prompt retnrn
N. E oorner Oamaron and Royal Stnaeia.
JOHN AHEKN & C0?
?THOLESALE AND EZTA1L GSCfiBi I
Ar1 DeeJara ia
PURE W1NE8 AND LIQUOR8.
Country Prodnca reoelved daily. Our alcrl
of Plaia and Fancy Grooeriea embraoea arverj
thing to be bad ln tbia llne.
We bold largely ia Onited SUtea boadaa
varahoaa* and carrr in rtook varioaa brtn^i
ofthebee* _
PUBE BYE AND MAXT WHISKIRP
sude. Have alao in atore auperior gradaa *
Foreten and Amencaa
WINES. AJJS&, BEOWN 8TODT, ofe
/?rfittiaiaotlon Gnarantoed aa to Priotev
QuaUiv.-**
0?n?? Vrinr- ?--? r*~?m*rt* (Kf**?
BTJILDIKG MATEEIALel^
IE8TAELI8HED 18S3.1
B1RT K. FIELD & CO
Racoaaaorato
JOmkh H. D. 8MOOT,
Lurnber and Mill Wor>
OF ALL KINC3
LIme, Cemeiit and Pla?tei
Offloe aed Yard 116 N. TJnJcn atrawt
FactorrNo, 111 N. Lee atreet,
Ja#*Material Delivered FREE in tba citj
OTTERBUPN
Lithia and lagnesla Spriifs
WATER.
Greatest known Water for Dya
pepsia, Indigestion, Kidney ano
Liver Troubles.
Leading Physiciana endorae 1'
and testify to ita great merit.
FKANK WARFIELD, Drogfist
Suoceeaor to WARFIELD * HALL.
3 NFlfT BOLE AGEN
g W rrraer fal ??* *ad Prinra Btwet
V
IRGINJA?In the CWk'a Offi^e of tha
Circuit Coort of the City of Aleian
dria, on tbe 7th day of May, 1910,
Lucilla R. Pelton )
va. > In ".hancery.
CliflonC Pelton. J
Memo. TheobjeHof tbia auit ia to obtiin
for eomplainauta divorre from the bond rf
matrimony from the d*f=ndi.nt and for gene
ral relief.
It appearing by an affidavit filed in fhi?
cauae that Uie defendaot, Clifton C. Pel?
ton, ia a noo-reaideot of thia Sute:
It ia Ordered, That aiid defeudant appear
here within fiftcn daya after due pobli
cation of thia order, and do what ia
neoeiaary to protest hia ictereat in thi
auit, and that a copy of thia order be forth
with inaerted io the Alexandria Gaaatt*,
a newapaper publiahod in the City of Alex?
andria, oor-e a week for four'nuccfB3ive weeka,
and po*ted at the front door of the Court
Houae of thia city.
A copy?t?at?>.
NEVELL S GRERNAWAY. Clerk.
Lewia H. Mach'n, p q. my7 w4w-a
V
IRGINIA.?In the Clerk'a offioe of tbe
Corporation Court of the city of Alexan
dria, on the 2nd day of May 1910.
Anuie Jackson )
vb. > In ohanoery.
Charlea A. Jackaoo, j
Memo. The nbject of thia aoit ia to obtain
f<r the complainant an abaolute divorce f om
thedefecdsnt, on the gronnda of imlawful
f'certion and abandonmmt for the p*riod of
three jearapricr to theinstitution of thit auit.
It apoeanng by an affilavit fi ed io thia
raufe that the defetdant, Charlea A. JiCk
fe>, ia a nonreeideut of thia state :
lt ieOrdered: That aaid dcfeodaot appear
here wifbio fifUen tiayaufter doe publicatitt.
ot thia order, ard do what ia neces?arv to pro
tect hia intereat in thia auit, and that a copy
of thia order oeforthwithinaerted intheAlex
andria Gaxette, a newspeper pnbliahed in the
City of Alexandria, once a week for four
Bucceaaive weeka, and poeted at the froot
door of the Oourt House of thia city.
A copy.?Tkbtk.
NEVELL 8. GREENAWAY, Clerk.
Sam'l G. Brent, p. o may2 w4w-m
V
IBGINIA.-Iu the Clerk'a Offiee of the
Corporation Court of the City of Alex
andria, on the 22nd day of April, 1910.
Sabina Sharry}
va. > Chancery.
Leo Bherry j
Memo. TheoVjert of tbiaauit ia to obtain
for the corjtpUii.aiit from the defendint an
abaolnte dicorce, and for seneral r*lief
In appearing b? an effi lavit riled in thie
eauae thst the def.'ndant, Leo Fherrv, i-| a
non-reaident of thia 8:?te: It ia Ordered,
That aaid defendai.t anpear here within fif
teen 4aya after dne publication of thia order,
and do what ia neet?fary to protect hia in
terest in thia anit, and that a copy of thia or?
der beforthwith in-eitel in the Alemndria
Gezette, a newgpaper puMiaher! in the City of
Alexandria, ooreaweek fnr four auceea*ive
weekn, aod poat-d at the front door of the
Court Ilouae of thia city.
A copy?TEbTE.
NEVELLh GREENAWAY. Clerk
f harlea Ber.dheim, p. q. apr22 w4w-f
NOTICE NOTICE
Birge Ocrrotoman jint arrivrd witb
700 tooa
Best W. A. Stove Coal
at loweat
SUMMER PRICES.
Now ia the tfmetoplace your order.
DeW. Aitcheson
107 S tfb Royal 8t. Phone 95-J
my4 lOt
Cfl3l!Coa!!fOiil!
Summer Priccs.
WM. H. PECK
Bell phone 192.
Capital City 192.
mj6tf
University oi Virginia
He?d of Pnblic 8ehool Sreteai of Virg'nie.
Lettera, Science, Law, Medicine,
Engineering
LOAN funds AVAILA8LE
to needy and dwerving ttudenta. $i0covera
all coata to Virginia ttudenta in the Academic
DeparUcenta. !?end frr cataloguc.
. . Howabd.Wisbtoji, Regtatrar.
mj6 w6w-f L'mreraiiy Pcatcfflee, Va.
afJlritaMi Ckaztttt,
FRIDAY EVENINO. MAY 13 1?H>
Wanted?An Interpreter.
It waa a ease of aasanlt, and tbe Ut
?rally downtrodden wlfe waa laylng
ber grlevances before the magistfate.
"He etarted by glvlng me a blfT on
the nut," explatned tbe angry com
plalnant
"My good woman," rebuked the mag
lstratc, "you muatn't talk like that
bere. I auppoae you mean be .?ive
you a blow upon tbe head."
"Yus. yer waahup. An' then 'e trled
ter do me ln by chuckia' 'la 'baccy box
at me."
"3y whlch I presume you mean," ln
terposed the Justlce of the peace se
verely, "that he trled to lnjure you
by precipltating hia box of tobacco at
you. Pray proceed and avoid elang
and lnform the conrt what other ln
Jurlcs he lnflicted upon you."
"Well, tben, he?er?be"?
"Come, come!" snapped the magls
trate, really beglnralng to lose hls tera
per. "Dora't waste the time of the
court."
Tho 111 ueed wlfe looked about her
helplessly.
"Excu8e me, yer wasbup," ahe ex
claimed at lengtb, "but I waa wonder
ui' what was the pet raarrie in thia 'ere
court for a biff on the Jlb!"-London
Answera.
Woman?and Her Maeter.
The puilosopber and bis friend sat
far Into tbe nlgtit dlscourslng on thlngs
in general and smoking strong sbag.
"Woman," said the former oracu
larly, "was meant to flll a subordinate
posltion ln tho acheme of creatlon.
Man ia natnrally her tnaster. 8he
cannot rationally oppose bis will. H?
ls instinctively and by the law of nat
ural selection the domlnant anlmal.
Woman may learn to revolt, but she
can never learc to rule. She has one
mlsslon ln life-tbat of obedlence.
Mnn ls born to lead, woman to follow.
Man ls born to command, woman to
comply. She ls secure only in her
weakness. It ls at once her duty and
dellgbt to obey her supcrlor and"?
Then the door opened, and there ap
pearcd the head of a female thereat
"Tbeopbilus," said a Btern voice,
"bow often bave I told you not to
smoke your horrid tobacco ln the 11
brary? It's half past 2, slr. Come to
bed instantly."
And tho phllosopber slghed, shook
hia friend silently by the band and
went?London Sketch,
A Tempeat In a TeapoL
Wbat war waa caused by a clay tea
pot?
For an answcr to tbis qnestlon we
must go, as mlght be Bupposed, to the
land of plgtalls and porcelaln. Tbe
story gocs that a Chlnese emperor ln
olden days gave as a mark of speciai
favor a magntflcent elay teapot of raro
deslgn to Lo Hung Chang, hia favorlte
matklarin. Tnis was lald up as a prlce
less possession among tbe treasores of
Lo Hung or borne at bis slde by two
attendants at all high publlc fesUvals
and functlons. A rival mandarln saw
these sigus of distlnctlon with tbe
green eyes of Jealousy and blred a
man to break the obnoxious pot. The
clumsy fellow was caught in tbe act
and betrayed hia master. War follow
ed between the two mandarins and
thelr respective followers, which re
aultod ln tbe overtbrow and death of
Lo Hung Chang and the receptlon of
bis rival into royal favor ln hls place.
Soot on Hia 8uit.
They were Laving a Bpelling leseon
at a certaln dlatrlct echool the other
day, and the little scholars were all
arranged in front of tbe teacher, apell
lng away for dear Ufe, trying to see
how near they could get to the head.
The word "chimney" waa given out
to a little black eyed girl who bad been
spelling worda correctly througbout
the morning, but abe mlssed tbis oue
by lnadvertently leavlng out tbe "h."
Qulck as a wlnk the little boy next
her pounced on the word and apelled
it correctly.
'You may go up one, Johnnle," aald
the teacher.
"I don't want to," whlned Johnnle.
gettlng ready to cry. "My mother
wo.ild whlp me lf I did, because I'd
get all over sooL"?London Fun.
Miflht Have Been Put Differently.
We cut tbe announcement belcw
from a New Zealand paper: "Notice.?
The Maorls who are breedlng plgu in
Tnkabue, sueb as Mrs. I'eter and Mr.
Sam Yates, are gupposed to look after
thelr plgs and keep tbem away from
rootlng my paddocks, or elso U tbey
do not I Bhall sboot every pig I come
across. SfJcretary L. HowelL"
Thls ls decldedly one of the thlnga
that mlght have been put differently.?
Westmlnster Gaxette.
%n the Road to Learning.
"You say you know nothing at all
about onr ralrwayf" said the offlcial.
"Nothing whatever," answered the
appllcant for employment
"Well. you come highly recommend
ed. 1 suppoae we'U have to put you
in the bureau of Information and let
the traveling publlc educate yoo."?
Wa8hlngton Star.
Probably.
Myer?I wonder wby Browne added
the "e" to bia name after lnherltlng a
fortune? Oyer?He probably flgurea
out to bia own satlsfaction that rich
people are entltled to more ease thao
poor people.?London Globe.
The Water Jet.
Tbe Idea of drivlng plles witb a
water Jet waa borrowed by englneera
iTom the clam, a amall ahellflsh which
burrow8 twelre to forarteen inches Into
hard Band or mud by thia procesa.
He who llvea in tbe aplrit nerer
growa old. Tbe outward man per
iahea, bnt tbe lnward man haa a per
petual youtr_-Pblllipa Brooka.
Uhamberlain'a iHamach and L-ver
Tableia wlll cUar tbe acur ttomacb,
aweeten the breath and creita a hra tby
appet t?. They promote the flaw of
g-atrlc joice, thereby indocing graod
dlgeetion. 8ild by W. F. Creightan
& Oo. and Bichard Glbecra.
Altaatioa, the lanitary wall eoating. made
in aixteen differcnt tJaaa. You oan gvt it at
LeadbaaUra.
Modern and Up-to-Date in Every Respect
n
UL BM
Corner King and Royal Streets.
CapitaT$iob,000
Ia the Savings Department are requested tobring
in their pass books as early ?s convenient and
have the interest due April 1 entered in thesame.
We Solicit Your Banking Busincss.
MMHMMMM<M?MMHMM)MMH<
Virgioia Safe Deposit & Trost Corporatioo
ALEXANDRIA, ViRGINIA.
\uchorized Capital Paid in Capltal
$1,000,000.00 _$300,000.00
"15Trect6rs.
C J- Rlxey, Joht. P. Robinaon, Thomaa J. Fannoti, C C.Leadbeatei
Henry K. Field, ii*,v_ry Baader, George S. Fitrth, J. K M Nortoo
We act aa Executor, Adminiatrator and Trustee. Iaaue Fidel
ity, Contract, Official and Judicial Bonda. General Banking and
Trust Busiaesa Tranaacted. Interest paid on Savings Accounts
VVe solicit the accounta of Banka, Corporationa, Firms and Individ
jala, and oromiae liberal treatment conaiatent with aound banking
nethoda
: I r
Man Wants ButLittleHere
Below
but he wants that little good, es
pecially when it is in the line of
tootwear for tender feet Y'-u
not only get it of good quality
here, but you ?et good st>le and
good comfort in our shoes. The
smarte&t thing in foot wear in low
cut shoes for warm weatber
wear we are offering in men's
street pumps, Oxford ties, slip
pers and sandaN, that can t
be excelled for style, leather, fit
or ahape.
m^r^^ir. KATZ'S, 400 KING ST.
Thos. W. Robinson.
LAS
CffiT
MakesTheBestConcrete
For ssle by GEO. H. ROBINSON'S SONS,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
DeeWt in Cemeot, Lime. Hair, Calrined Plaster. Wall Plaster, Terra Cotta Sewer Pip
?P8 6m and Flne Liuing, Fire Bricke, Fire Clay, 4c.
FOR RENT.
328 8. Waahiogton, 8 rcosiB and
batb.$30.00
1113 Prlnce, 7 rooma and b>tb... 20.00
81(5 S Patrirk, 8 rooma and batb, 15.00
611 Wolfe, 6room*. 13.00
220 N. Pif, 4 rooma. 11.00
527 N. Alfred, 6 rooma.$10 50
219 Wolfe, 6 rocma. 10.50
327 8. Pa'rick, 6 rooma. 9 00
224 N. Pitt, 4 rooma. 8.50
828 Oommerce, 5 rocnu. 6 50
WHITE Relty
Iosurance.
Bondiog
The Firsl Ralional Bank
Of Alexandria, Va,
G. L. BOOTHE, President.1 GEO. E. WARFIELD, Cashier
M. B. HARLOW, Vice-President J. J. GREEN, Asst. Cashier
DIRECTORS
GARDNER L. BOOTHE GEO. E. WARFIELD|
BENOIT BAER, it. JAS F. MUIR
M. B. HARLOW WALTER ROBERTS
FRANCIS L. SMITfJ.
RESOURCES
Losoa aod lavcatmenta $884,488 80
U. 8. Boods .... 125.000 00
Banking Honae . . . ,73,291 61
Doe from Banka aod Be
aerre Afenta . . . 98,104 41
Oaah.44,553.00
6PerOeot Faad . . . 8,400 00
$1,828,338.42
LIABILITIES.
Oapltal.$100 000 00
Sarplneaod Profits . 185,522.51
Olrcolatlon .... 99.60000
Depoiila.842 299 90
Otber Liabllitlea . . 1,416 01
$1,228,838.42
Thia bank with ita ample capltal and anrplna, ita adequate eqnipmeot
and facilitiea, aolicita tbe accounta of manufacturere, wholeaalers, retailera
and individnala on the beat terma conaiatant with aonnd banking.
No acconnt too large to be handled aatiafactorily.none too amall to be
appreciated.
WAKEFIELD RYE Bfc
Headquarters for the best Wines and Liquors in the city
LOWENBACH BROS
Klng and AHred Streets. LBcth Phone
JiAlUttOAUe
SOUTflERN RAILWAY
Traiiia leave Dnioa Statioa Alaxwdria
In Efieot Jannary;3.1910.
H, B? Folkrwing acbedole figtuea pebllaher
-only aa Infbrmatlon. and are not goarantewd
7:47 A. M.?Daily Localbetween Waabing
ton aud Danvillo.
8:47 A. M.?Daily?Loeal lo? Harrleoa
aurg, and way etationa, _ _
9.17 aVM.-Deily-U. 8. Faet Mall. Btc pa
ooly for paaeengera for pointa aonth at nrhich
acheduled toatop. Flrai elaaa ooachea, aleep
iag oars to BirmioKham and drawine-room
aleeping cara to New Orleana. Dinini tai
arvio*.
? 11.17 A. M -Daily-Mail train. Coechea
for Manaflaaa. Charlotteeville, Lyrebburg,
Danville aod Grteneboro. fcletpiog cara
Greemboroto Atlanta.
1.17 p. m.-Week Daya?Local for War
ranton and Stnuthurg Jouction.
4:32 P. M. Daily?Birmingham apectal.
Sleeping cara betwean New York, Angneta,
Aiken anrj Jackaonville. Sleeper to Blrming
ham. Througu tnl-cl?>t coachea between
Waabington an<1 JackeonvilU. Dining car
aerrica. Tonriat u California foor Uaiea
weekly. _
4:37 P. M.-Week Daya?Local for Hai*
riaonb'jrg and way etatioca oa llaaaacaa
branch.
5:12 P. M.?Daily?Local for Warraa >
an.* Charlotteaville.
10:27 P. M.-Daily-Waahington and Cbat
tanooga Limittd (via Lynctburg), Firat
claaa ooach anr* aleepiog cara to noei. ke,
Knoxville and Chattanooga. Sleeper to Ntw
Orleana. rti.. ington to Roamke. Diwng
oar aenrloe.
11:02 P. M.-Dallv-New York, Atknta
and Na> Orleana Limited. All Pollwan
train, olcb and ohaervation cari to N?w Or
leana. 81e* piog cara to Aaheville, Atlanta
Macon and New Orleaot Bleeping cara to
Charlotte, Dininr oar Bervic.
4:27 A. M.~Daily?Memphia arecial.
Sleeping cara'and coachea for Roanoke, Kocx
ville, Naahville, Chattanooga and M.im?
phia. Diniug car aervice, Waahington
aleeping cara open 10:00 P. U.
Througn traina from the douth arri ve at A ?
exandria 6:13 and 6:38 ero 10:23 A. M.
2.13, 7:28, 10:23 and 11.68 P. M. daily. Har
riaonbur? 11:28 A. M. week daya and S>:18
P. M.dailT From ChailotteevDle9:28 A. M,
TRAIN8 ON BLITEMONT BRANCH.
Leave Alexandri* (W. 40. Station, weea
daya at 8:22 A. M., 3.56 and 4.66 P. M. for
blnemont; 6:33 P.M.wee)/ daya for Leei-burp;
4.66 P. M. daily for Blnemont and Ml Ia
11.. local, on Sundayf only for Bloemoni.
Fordetailed aohednle flguree, ticketa, PuU
auan reaervation. etc, apply to
WILLIAM O. LKHEW. Union Tieke
Agent, Alexandna, Va.
E. H. COAPMAN. General Uanager
S, H. HARDW1CK, Paaa. Traf. Mgr.
H. F. CARY. Oeneral Paaaenger Agent.
d. S. BROWN, General Agent.
_Waahington. D. C. _
Wa?hington, Alexandria ?t
Mt. Vernon Railway.
In eflect May 1, 1909.
U1T1 _LBX?JIDB1A.
For Waahington, from oorner Prlnoa aad
Royal atreeta, week daya, at540, 605, 6 >',
630, 6 40,6 56,706,716,780, 7 40,7 60,100,
816, 8 25, 835, 8 60, 910, 9 30, 9 50,
10 10,10 30,10 50,1110,11 26, 11 30, 11 50 a,
m., 12 10, 12 26,12 30,12 50, 1 10, 1 26, 1 30.
1 60, 2 10, 2 26, 2 30, 2 60,8 06, 3 26, 3 35, 8 St
4 10 4 26, 4 30,4 40, 456, 6 10, 6 26, 6 86, 6<X>
6-f,620, 680, 6?8, 700, 715,7 85. 800.
831,900, 980,1000,1080, 1110 and 1156
P'8undaye-7 00,785,810,8 20,8 40, 9 00,9 \.\
9 40, 100<,10 20, 1040, 1100, 1120 and 11 4J
a.m., 1200, 1220, 1240, 1"0 120,140,2 1
2 20,240,3 00,3 20, 3 40,400,4 20,440,5 09
520,640,6 00, 6 20, 6 40, 7 00, 720, 7 40, 8 >?0
830/ 900, 930, 1000, 10 3*, aud 1110 p.m.
rOB MOTJHT VBBKOH.
Leave Alexandria for Moont Vernon, week
daya, 5 46, 656, 7 56, 851, 1026, 11 26, a. nv
12 26, 125, 2 25, 880, 4 40, 5 86, 6 80, 7 36,
8 60, 9 60, 10 60 tn? 11 60 p. m.
?ondaya-7 00, 8 80, 930,10 30, 11 30 a, m?
12 30, 1 30. 2 30, 3 30, 430, 680, 680, 780
8 46 and 1" 16 p. m._
Washington Sonthern R/
Sohedale ia etect April 10, 1910.
Traina leave Dnion Station for Waahingtor
and pointa north at 7 28, 7 43, 8 C8,8 23 a 11
9 68am li 01, 880, 8 07, 8 18, and 11 33 p.
m.. daily
For Frederiokaburg, Rkhmond and pointa
aonth at 4 37, 7 53 (local), and 10 22 a. n ,
12 16, 4 22, 4 42, 6 17, 7 42 and 10 17 p. m.
Aooommodatien for Fredertcaabnrg a. 1121
a. m. caily.
Notb:?Time of arrivala and dcpana."
aad oonneetiona not gnaranteed.
W. P. TAYLOR, Traffic Manager,
_Riclimonil, Va.
BTJ-AMEI^l
MARYLAND, DELAWARE AND VI1
GINIA RAILWAY C0A)>ANY.
SPRING 8CHEDULE.
ateaunen of Thia Line Leava AJuand/ia
on and arter May 16,1909,
Every MONDAY, WEDNE8DAY, aud
BATURDAY at 4:30 p. aa.
FOB BALTIMORE AND ALL TUl
U8UAL RIVER LANDING8,
Colatne and appointmenU uuexceUod.
Freight for Baltimore, Philadelpbia tai
New York aolioited and handled with eare,
Throrgh ratea and billa of lading iaaaed.
Single fare to Baltimore, $2,50; ronnd trlp,
$8^0. "ttaterooma. ooe way. $1.50. M?ala. rvc,
REARDON A GR1ME8, Agenta,
1*?W nf ramproi atroet,
Norfolk & Washington
Steamboat Company
Every day in the ytar for Fort Monroe
Norfolk, Newport Newsaml pointaeoutn, via
sup?rb, powerful steel pa)a<e steamerH,
Southland. Newport News, Nor?
folk and Washington.
Lv. Wa*h. fi.45 p. m.
Lv. A.'ex. 7.00 p m.
Ar.Ft.Monro*,7.0Ca.n
Ar Norfolk 8.00 a. n>.
Ar. Portemouth 8 a.Bi.
Lv.Portsmoath 6 p.ru,
l.v.Norfolk 6X0 d. m
v.Ft. Monre7 p. ro.
Ar Alex ?.30a. n?.
Ar.Wash. 7.<X? a. n .
Throagh connectiona mede at Norfolk with
steamere of tbe (>ld Doiuinioi Heamf-lup
Compniiy for New V?rk and Merchau'a' au4
Minera' Steaaahipa for Boaton.
General TlrketOttVe, 7i0 Hth atreet N W.
Bond BuilJing, Washington, D. 0. I h te
Main 1 V.O.
Seventh atreet wbarf. Phone Slain 3760.
Alexandria wbarf f< ot of Princ-e atreet. J
W. H. TALLAHAN,
aprl lyr General Paseenger Agtnt.
J. & h. aitchesonT
Machinists and Engineers.
Agents Gray fiasolioe Hotors
Engineers and Machinists
Supplies,
Pipe, Pipe Fittings, Vtlves, Ftc
Blacksmithing and Repair
ing Promptly Executed
The Alexandria
Iron works
Foundry, Machine, Blacksmitb,
and Structural Iron Work.
Mannfacturersof Power Tnrbine pumps;
will lift water a8 feet.
Agenta for Internalional Coal Oil En?
gine, a aafe and reliable power.
We aohcit yonr ordera on all kinda of
Iron worka.
Bell Phone 53.
c ? 0-o
WASHINGTON OFFICE
514 Evana Bnildinp - Pbone Main 7
Cowa and boraea will require leae feed and
be worth niueh more to yorj if you fted Leod
taater'a Onditioo PowrUre. 20n porkage.
Spioed Casior Oil. Mo'bert eapeciaJly
craiae it aa the greateat preparauco of it
kiod. )f&ur childrtn will like it, too.?.10
p*r',boUl?.oS. *>. ieadbaatar A8oaa m ? ?