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Clothing. I
Inspect our spriog <?
models of men and ?
l boys' clothes
See the comfortable
kind of
Underwear l
we are baodliog.
New arrivals io
Manhattan f
Shirts
Kaufmann t
t
Bros,
CLOTHIERS,
402-405 KING
STREET.
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Summer Prices
Mliracite Coal.
1910.
Our 1910 snnimer prices on Anlhracite ooal will become eflective Monday, May 2nd,
Tbere haa never been a time in the histo-y of our business when we felt that we were
able to give better valuea in Anlhracite coal than we can this seaaon, as we have compleUd
our arraneementa to aecnra oir entire aupply from two or three ofthe very best colheries 111
Ihe Anthracne region, and will have a coal which is nniform in quility, well prtpartd, and
coal that will give f*r better resolu than the averega. ... .,
Jt is our deaire to give onr trade the best values that can be bad, and we earneatly
eolicit the orders of our friends and customers.
W. A. SMOOT & CO., Inc.
Bell Telephone 19 & 57 1
Home Telephone 153 & 57 J
Ofder Office, No. 529 King street
The Overland factory is at this time 3,000 cars behind on orders*
It is not hot air and it i? not advertising bluff when we say tbat the
demand for the Overland is growing like a fiood. Theae are actual
facts and tbere is a reason. The very fact tbat Overlands are hard
to get proves their value all tbe more, and they are well worth
waiting for. Give us the "wink." and we willtry to get one for you
HVERS BROTHERS. 115 N. Pitt st
PARK AGNEW, Proprietor.
THE
Bromilaw Brick Co.
Building, Pavingf and
Sewer Brick,
Front and Building Sand.
WORKS : H-nting|Creek.
yi "?leohonet roy.
BUILDING MATERIAL-j.
[ESTABLISflED 18-?)
BMY K. FIELD & CO.
*hioc*seors to
JOB1AH H. D. SMOOT,
Lamber and Mill Work
OF ALL KIND8,
Lime, Cement and Plaster
Office aad Yard 115 N. Union atreet
Factory No. 111 N. Lee street.
,?*_*'_aterUl Delivered FREE in the oity,
OTTERBUPN
Llthia aod Marjesia Spriafs
WATER.
Greatest known Water for Dys
Eepsia, Indigestiora, Kidney and
iver Troubles.
Leading Physicians endorse it
and testify to its great merit.
FK_N_Wl_FiEI_,Dragrjst
Sacogfor to WABTIELD _ HALL.
3 NE14*J 80LE AGEN
8 *7 (ereet Wel *??? ?_d P-iare Strtat'
ttalliallTil!
Summer Priccs.
WM. H. PECK
Bell phone 192.
Capital City 192.
t_j6tf
Hhe moet desirable, hygienic, beaotiful and
econoniical will coating. Alabutin.-, ior
aale by E. 8. Leadbeater _ Fonr., Ioc.
No userepapering your hoase this spricg
Climex Wnll Paper .Cleener will make the
old r*?p*r look alntoet like oew. Oet it at
Leadbeater'a. _6c?bo-.L'
Fresh Country Butter, 30c
Eggs, 23c
Nice Virginia Hams, 25c
" Shoulders, 20c
2,000 yards Embroidcry
at cost.
A. Q- THOMAS,
919 King Street.
my9tf
GKOOEBIErj._
~WTaTjoHnson & cu.,
WH0LE8ALE GB0CEB8.
SM-aTK-AL OOMMI88ION MK_*CH_J?T
And Dealera ln
ALL KINDS OF LIOJ70BS,
Have on hand Gibaon'a XX. XXX, XXXI
and Pure Old Rye, Old Cabinet and Monr
pam Whlskies; also Baker'sand Thompaon'f
Pare Rye Whlekiea, to which the? invito ths
attention o/the trade.
Orders from the oountry for merehandiss
ahall reoelve prompt attention.
Consignmenta of Flonr, Grain and Coniitrj
Prodnoe solidtod, for which tbey guarantev
he highest market prioes and prompt return'
N. E corner Cameron and Royal Street-, \ j
JOHN AHEKN & CO.,
WHOIJESAJ-E AND RETAIL GROCRJ 9
A&J Dealera ln
FTJRE WINES AND UQUORS,
Country Prodnoe received daily. Onr stock
of Plain acd Fancy Grooeries embraoea arery
tbing to be bad ln this line,
We hold largely in United Statee bonded
wav-houae acd carry in stock varions bra?dt
ofthe beat
PUBE PYE AND MALT WB-?__I-S*
made. Have aiso in store superior gradas o
Foreign and American
WINE8. AIJES, BROWN 8TOUT, a*e,
JB~ rvallir-i ticn 0__i_ct*ed aa to Prio* _??
Q-_itV.'-ta\
^?arn*- TM-r?? ?-?< "?--awv Hf-?-a?
University of Virginia
nead of Public Schoo! Sjatem of Virg:nia.
Lettertv, Science, Law, Medicine,
Engineering
LOAN FUNDS AVAILABLE
to reedy and dcerving atudents. $10 covera
all coata to Viiginia atudeuta m tbe Academic
Department.. ?nd f r catalogue.
LIuvvapi) WuaaTOaV, Keg'strar.
mjti arear-f Univeraity Pttt.ffice, Vs.
t_-rrAfii__u__-D taex
BURKE&HERBERT,
Banker*.
Modernly eqaiptped for banking ln ita vari
?ns branoeea.
Depoaita received subject to check at sight
Collections made on all pointe.
Higb-grada inreatment secnritiea bonght
and aold.
Lettera of Credit a~d Foreign E_o_*_ge
(nrniahed.
r_fe Deposit Bozes for rent.
A Savings Department in wbicb iataraat la
allowed oa depoaiu,
AWFUL PAINS
FULLY DESCRIBED
A Lady of Pizarro Tells Story of
Awful Suffering That Cardui
finally Relieved.
Pizarro, Va? "I suffered for several
years," writes Mrs. Dorma A. Smith,
r,with that awful backache and the bear?
ing down sensations, so fully described
in your book.
"I tried doctors and other mediclnes
and found little relief, until I was induced
to try Wine of Cardui. when 1 found in
stant relief and today I can heartily
recommend Cardui lo all suffering women
and thmk there is no other as good."
In some inslances, Cardui gives instant
relief; in others, it may take a little time.
But in all cases of female trouble Cardui
can be depended on to be of benefit, as
it is a specific remedy for women and
acts in a curative way oa the womanly
organs.
As a general tonic for women, to build
up your strenglh, improve your appe
tite, bring back rosy cheeks and make
you look and feel young and hanpy,
nothing you can find will do so much for
you as Cardui.
Your druggist bas it
N. B~Wrtte to: Ui\e*' Advlsorr Dept.. Oisr_
nooca MedicineCo., Chattanooia. Teno., tor Sptcial
Inttructions. snd M-paae book. ',Homt Trtaime_|
lor Women. sent in plain wrapper. onrtquest_
Wife Electlooeered for Muabsnd.
Paris, May 13.?Tbe politlcal elever*
oess ol the Maiquise de Otiam^r.D,
siBter of Nicholaa Longworth, ex-Presl
r!<?nt Roosevelt'* son-in law, is respoo*
elble lor the recent electlon of ber hnr
band to the French Ohamber of Depatles
according to a stiry tba* the mirquis
tcday perm't ed to leak cut.
The marqn'se represen s Ln re, tbe
poorest constltoency In the B a?s A'ps
distrlct. with tbe exceptlon of thst
formerly represented by the Oonnt de
Oss'ellane. Tbe maiqils is rather fioe
fibred, and the recent campalgu proved
distsste ui to bim because of tbe in
t'fduc'ion of American carrpaign me:h
oda In L'z*re, kiasing babUa, band
ahsking and "jollying."
The marquis refused to adopt theae
tactice a?"d vras about in despair, when
his wife with a fins flash of the Ohio
brand of politicalsagacity, went among
the voters and their families, praiierl
and kissed the babies "chinnerl" with
the pcasants and otherwise made the
marquis aolid. He won by aa increaied
vote.
Lawyer Sentencsd
New York, May 1*?Having pleaded
guMr to an indicment chargiog forgery,
Henry A. Djellinger, a Uwyer, arrested
in Pbiladelpbia on April 2, where he
was known ai William A Rasb, wss
sentenced by Jadge Oraln tiday to no1
less than ooe nor more than two yeais
in Sing Sing prison. Io 1907 Doelllnger
induced his wife and daughter lo sign
aod swear t> a foreed deed wbich he
hvpothecated for $3,000. He then fled
the city goirg to Heatt'e and Portland.
Detectlves tacel bim tbere, lu he
evaded tbem aod wett to Phlladelphia
where be was csptured while io a mot*
irjg pictore e'tablishmeo'. He deoied
his identity and fought extraditloo bot
wben finaly broughtback here edmlitjd
hia |u'-!t.
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MADE TO 8TAND ON BOILER.
Accused of c:u-lly bestiog Richard
Hmte, electrlciao on tbe German
steamer Amisia, Wilbelm Wortelboer,
sfcond cllioer on tbe ateamer, will be
arrested by government agenta on the
arrlval of the vsssel it New York, to
which port rhe is now btu nl. Huste,
who wu taken ofi tbe sblp at Norfolk
aud sent to a local bosp'til, dec'ares
Wortelboer beat him aotil he falnted
md then coa>p?lled bim to climb to t.e
top ol a bot boller and make fast a ru??
ber belt. Hu?ta rays Wortelboer com
pelled him to tske rf) his clothes, and
he best bim uitil he dropped in bis
tracks on t_e deck. Haste's body sbows
thsrfljcts of his rerrlble beat ng, and
bad be made hia stalemeot before tbe
ahip salled Wortelboer wiu'd have been
arreit :d io Norfolk. Tbe Amisia went
to Norfolk for ruiker coal and will take
on a csrRo at New York.
John D. R;ckefell;r would go broke
if be Bhonld ?pend bis entiie Inoome
trylng to prepare a better medicine than
Ohamberiain's Collc, Oholera aod Dlar
rhoea Remedj for diarrhoca, dyasctery
or bowel ccmrislnls. It Is slmply im*
possible, aod bobbvb every one that baa
naed lt. Sold bv W. F. Orelghton &
Oo. aad Ricbard O bson.
OPENINO AND CLOSINQ OP MAILS
Northern maila, week days, close at 8 40a
m. and 10 40 a. m., and 140. 815
aud 10 40 a. m. Open at 800 a. m.,
12 00 ni, and 5 00 p. m. On Suiidays Northern
mails oloae at 8 46 a. m., 140, and 715
p. m.
Southern maila via Sontbern Railway close
at 10 40 a, m., 4 30 and 10 15 p. m. Open
at 800 a. m.and 4 00 p. m.
Southern maila, via R., F, A P. R. R,
close ai 9 45 and 11 40 a. ro., and 3 60, 7 10
and 10 5) o. m. Open at 8 and 9 30 a. r_?
3 and 10 15 p. m.
Manaaaas Division maila oloae at 8 16 a, m.
and 3 50 p. m. Open at 12 m. and 10 15 p. m.
Bluemont Branch, Sonthern Railway, m_il
close al 7 45 a. m., and 3 20 p. m. Open
at 9 00 a. m. and 7 00 p. m.
Cheaapeake and Ohio maiis close at 1 40 p,
m. __d 1015 p, m. Ooen at 8 00 a, m, and
4 00 p.m.
Washington maila close at 8?
and 10 40 a. m? and 1 40, 8 16,
and 10 50 p. m. Open at 800 a, m.,
12 00 m. and 5 00 p. m. and 8 30 p. m.
Office Hours?Open at 800 a, m, done at
600p. m.
Sunday Houra?Open at 900 a. m. Cloaa
at 1000 t. m.
Oarriers' Schedule-Collectiou made on ln
?ide routeav?6 15 and 1000 a. m. aad 3 00 and
5 S0 p. m. Ft. U roQte?615 a. m. and 5 30 p,
m. Sunday cailection 4 45 p. m. Carriera'
rindow opwn Snnday 900 a. m. aad cloas
10 00 a-m.
D.'livariBS rnads 800a.m 110 p. m, and
5 00 o, m.
All r.uall ?hotjld ra? ln the ofl-a Un n'.oataa
before our irdicataad time for cl(~ing _
flot Weather Comfort
You don't need to be un
comfortable this sucnmer.
Use electncity for light
ing, it wi'l not heat up the
room.
Use an electric fan to cir
culate the air.
Electricity is safe. cleanly
and economicaL L?t us
prore it.
Alexandria Electric Co.
524 King Street.
Afaftsibria <5<artk,
SA1UBDAY EVRVINO. MAY 14. 1?1
What a Poe* Writee.
"You never can tell wbethcr poetry
la loaded or not." said a Columbia pro
fesaor descantlag upon tbo nouse, "and
what a poet writes In tbe moments of
hia fine frenzy rolling may be suscep
tiblo of changes which would make
hlm curse the pen did be but kaow
whence lt polnted. Now, Usten to tbis
couplet:
"Help us to eave tree conaclence rrom tha
ssw
Of hlreltng wolvea whoae goepel U thetr
r_aw.
"It sounds like some kind of a fam?
ily poern, doesn't lt, wlth paw and
maw comlng lu to make tbe rbyme?
Do you luwglDC the poet when he
wrote the llnes ever tbought of the
parenta represented ln such a bomely
way and bow the meanlng of tbe
whole thlng conld be changed by
cbanglng the meanlng of the end
worda of two llnea? Was he a bogln
ner? Oh, do; be was not a beginner.
He bad written several very classy
tbings. He was John Mllton. You re
member he wrote 'Paradlse Loat' and
two or three other pleces of consldera
ble merit, though he nsver qulte got
into the 'six best sellers' 11st, and these
two llnes I have quoted close his son
net lo Lord Protector Cromwell, wrtt*
ten ln 1652."-New York Herald.
Tha 8outherner and Corn.
The southerner feeds hlmself, hia plgs
and his progeny npon corn. He slept
ln his frontiersman's cabin apon a mat
tresa made of the husks. Today be
contributea some of ita plth to tbe
manufacture of gun cotton with wbicb
to blow the enemy to Beelzebub and
aome more of lt to tbe manufacture of
cellulose to pack behlnd the armor of
his country's battlesblps to prevent
them from sinking when projectiles
pierce tbelr plates. He plants corn as
early ln the springtlme as the season
wlll permlt and gets np at dawn to go
into the flelds and tickle its spreadlv
roots with a double shovel plow. In
midwinter he smokes his corncob pipe
before a corncob fire. Looklng into a
bed of glowlng embers through a blne
hase of the umoke of Incense burned
to Mondamln, he retnrns thanka for
the corn meal ln the cupboard and
dreams happily of the "ros'n ear" of
the golden summer to come. His ap
preciation of the value of Indian corn
is hlgh. His atTectlon for lt in Ita varl
ous forms is abldlng.?Loulavllle Cou
rler-Journal.
Argyll and Longfellow.
The great Duke of Argyll was vlalt*
Ing his son, then governor general of
Canada, and met Longfellow in the
American poet's anclent colonial man
slon at Cambridge, Mass. As tbey sat
together on the veranda tho duke per
slstently asked the names of the varl
ous blrds he saw and heard slnging ln
the poet's trr-es as well as of the flow
ers and bushes growing ln his exten
slve and beautlful garden. Longfel?
low was neltber botanlst nor ornlthol
oglst and did not know.
"I was surprlsed to flnd your Long?
fellow snch an lgnorant person," said
the duke subsequently to an American
acqnalntance.
"Indeed! Pray, on what erobject?"
"Why, he could not tell me the
names of the blrds and flowers to be
henrd and spen ln his own garden."
"May I ask how many languagea
yon speak?" the American asked.
"Certalnly?but one."
"Mr. LoDgfellow," was the answer,
"speaka six and translates freely from
almost all the languagea of Europe."
Rise of Russia.
In the hlstory of Europe down to the
middle of the eigbteentb century Rus?
sia Is a blank. The foundatlon of the
klngdom was lald by Rurlc the Norse
man in the nlnth century. In tbe tenth
century the Russlans were Ohristian
ized, adoptlng the Greck form of Cbrls
tlanlty. In tbe thirteenth century the
Russlans wero completely overrun by
the Tartars under Garghlz Khan.
From tbe Tartars Russia was deliv?
ered by Ivan, wbo became czar ln tbe
time of EHzabeth. It was Peter the
Great (1672-1725) who gave Russia for
tha first timo a place In tbe states sys
tem of Europe.?New York American.
The Mistletoe.
Tbe mistletoe Is a Druldical contrl
butlon to Ghristmas. It was held ln
great veneration by the Drolds ln an
cient England, and the cutting of it
was attended by sacrtflclng and feast
ing. With weird incantatlons the priest
cllmbed tbo tree on wblcb tbe mistle?
toe grew aDd cut lt away wlth a knife
of pureat gold, do base metal being al?
lowed to touch lt Aa the twlgs fell
they were received below ln a mantle
of spotlcfjs whlteness.
Modeat Qreatneas.
Reporter?_enator, to whnt do* you
cbiefly attribute your successful ca
reer? Emlnent Statesman?Eotlrely tc
heredity, young man. I deserve no
credit for it whatever. My father had
ambltion, and my motber bad talent,
and I happened to lnherlt both thoae
quallflcatlons.?ChlcafO Tribune.
From Experience.
Mrs. Enpeck?1 learned today that
Bob Smitb aod Mary Joncs were se
cretly marrled teo mooths ago. Just
think ot it! Marrled nearly a year
aud nobody the wiser! Mr. Enpeck?
Oh, I don't ksowt I'll bet Smlt_ wa?
a whole lot wlser before he had been
marrled a month.
ln Stock.
Joker?Do you keep smokeless tobac?
co? Clerk?Sure, we do. Joker?What
kind ls lt? Clerk-Cbewing tobacco,
of course.?Cornell Widow.
Down on Rival Planta.
Wlfe?Joho, the hens have scratched
up tbat eggplant seed you sowed. Hub
?Darn *em! Jealousy, I suppose,?
Boston Transcript
Uhamberlaln's Stjmach aod Liv.r
Tablets will clear tbe acur stomacb,
s veeten tbe breath sod cre?t< a bea tby
appetite. They proroote the fljw of
g?strlo jaice, taereby iorfoclng good
digestlon. 8ild by W. F. Oreigbtm
A Oo. and Richard Gibsco.
Alh-stins, ibe aaaJtary srall eoatiof. oade
in ?ixteeo ditraraot tlata. Yoa oan awt it at
Ltadbeatna,
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Modern and Up-to-Date in Every Respect
\m
Corner King and Royal Streets.
CapitaT$iob,000
In the Savings Department arerequested tobring
in iheir pass books as early ?s convenient and
have the interest due April 1 entered in the same.
We Solicit Yoor Banking Business.
Virginia Safe Deposit & Trost Corporation
ALEXANDRIA, _ VIRGINIA.
?Vothorized Capital Paid in Capital
$1,000,000.00_$300,000.00
DIRECTORS.
C J* Rlxey, Joh, P. Robinson, Thomaa J. Fannon, C. C. Leadbeater
Henry K. Field, htLTy Baeder, George S. fr"*^ J. K M Nortcn
We act aa Executor, Administrator and Truatee. Iaeue Fidel
ity, Contract, Official and Judicial Bonds. General Banking and
Trust Business Transacted. Interest paid on Savings Accounts
We solicit the accounts of Banks, Corporatlons, Firtns and Individ
iiala, and oromioe liberal treatment conslstent with aound bankiny
xtethodsj
rfjy*. ? _.. Man Wants But Littie Here
m\\l Below
k 1 1/ I ^ut ne wants tnat "tt'e good, es
pecially when it is in the line of
footwear for tender feet. You
not only get it of jrood quality
here, but you get good style and
good comfort in our shoes. The
smartest thing in footwear in low
cut shoes for warm weather
wear we are offeriog in men's
street pumps, Oxford ties, siip
pers and sandalx, that can t
De excelled for style, leather, fit
or shape.
KATZ'S, 400 KING ST.
Thos W. Robinson.
ATLAS
CEMENf
Makes The Best Concrete
For sale by GEO. H. ROBINSON'S SONS,
ALEXANDBIA, VA.
Deelfra ia Osmeot, Liroe, Hair, Calcined Plaster, Wall Plsster, Terra Cctta 3ewer Pip
,d8 6m ?nd Fine Lininu, Fire Brloks, Fire Clay, 4c.
FOR RENT.
328 S. Washington, 8 rooms and
bath.130.00
1113 Prince, 7 rnoms and batb... 20.00
816 3 Patrick, 8 rooms and batb, 15 00
611 Wolfe, 6 rooms. 13.00
220 N. Pif, 4 rooms. 11.00
527 N. Alfred, 6 rooms.$10 50
219 Wolfe, 6 rooms. 10.50
827 8. Pa'r'.ck, 6 rooms. 9 00
224 N. Pitt,' 4 rooms. 8.50
328 Oommerce, 5 rooms. 6 50
WHITE Rea,ty
Io9urance.
Bonding.
The First lational Bank
Of Alexandria, Va,
G. L. BOOTHE, President'i GEO. E. WARFIELD, Cashier
M. B. HARLOW, Vice-President. J. J. GREEN, Asst Cashier
DIRECT0R5
GARDNER L. BOOTHE OEO. E. WARFIELDJ
BENOIT BAER, Jr. JAS P. MUIR
M. B. HARLOW WALTER ROBERTS
FRANCIS L. SMITB.
RESOURCES.
Loans aod lovestmenta $884,488 80
D. 8. Bond.125 000 00
Banking Hocse . . . ,73,291 61
Dae from Banks and Re
serve AgeoU . . . 98,104 41
Oash.44,658.60
S.PerOsnt Faad . . . 8.400.00
$1,228,888.42
LIABILITIES.
Capital.$100 000 00
-jarplosand Prcfits . 185,522.51
Oirculstlon .... 99.60000
Deposits . . . . . 842 299 90
Otber LUbllltiea . . 1,416 01
$1,228,838.42
This bank with ita ample capital and aurplna, ita adeqnate eqnlpment
and facilitiea, aolicita the accounts of mannfacturera, wboleaalera, retailers
and isdividnala on the best terms cooaiattnt with sound banking.
No acconnt too large to be handled aatisfactorily.none too small to be
appreciated.
The Best
Medicinal
Rye Whisky.
WAKEFIELD RYE
Headquarters for the best Wines and Liquors in the city
LOWENBACH BROS
ILing.and Alfred Street*. kBoth Phone
_RAlLBOAjDb_
SOUTHRRN RAILWAY
Tr-tna hsava Unloa 8?aiio_ Alaxsadrlt
Ib Efeot JsnnarylS, 1910.
N. B? Followlng schsdnle figuras pabllaht
only as lnformatlon. and ara not guarantee.i
7:47 A. M.?Daily Local twtween Waahiag
ton and Danville. __. _
8-47 A. M.?Dailr*-Loe_l toe Harrison
!?urg. and way stations, .. _
9.17 _7_f.-Daily-U. 8, Faat Mail. Btop.
only for paeaengen for pointa sonth at ?hici
?chednled toatop. Fim olaas ooaobee, almp
ing cars to Birmingharo and drawina-rocm
sleeping cars to New Orleana. Dining cai
servio*. _ ,
?11.17 A. M.-Daily-Mail train. Coaches
for Manassas, Charlottesville, Lynchburg,
Danville and Greenaboro. Blecpicg cara
Greentboroto Atlanta. .
1.17 p. m.?Week Daye? Local for War*
renton ar.d r*tr_?bnrg Junction. ?
4-U P. M. Daily-Birmingham special.
Sleeping oars between New Wk, >_gnsta,
Aiken and Jacksonville. Sleeper to Binning*
ham. Tbrougr. flrvt-claia coaches between
Washington and Jaokaonvllle, Dining car
aervice. Tonrisi u California lonr tim?a
weekly.
4_7 P. M.-Week Daya-Local for Rw
rtaonborg and way a__or_ on Maaasus
branch.
6:12 P. M.-Daily-Local for Wamc ?
and Charlotteeville.
10:27 P. M.-Daily-Washington and Cbet*
tanooga LimiUd (via Lyncbburg), First
elaaa coaoh and sleeping cars to _-_w ?e,
Knozville and Chattancogs. Sleeper to New
Or'eans. V. a*. ington to Koantke. Dining
oar aerrlos.
11KB P. M.?Dailj-New York, AUanta
acd INev Orleana Limited. All PuIIxup.o
train, clrb and obsarvation cara to New Or
leane. Sle+ping can to Aaheville, Atlanta
Macon and New Orlu.ua Sleeping cars to
Charlotte, Dininv oar service.
4:27 A. M.?Daily?Memphis srecial.
Sleeping cars'aud coaches for Roanoke, Knox*
ville, Naahville, Chattanooga ani Mem
phis. Dining car service, Washington
sleeping cars open 10:00 P. M.
Throngh trauis trom the tjonth arrive at A ?
?zandria 6:13 and ?:3S and 10:23 A. M.
2.1J, 7J-8, 10:23 and 11.68 P. M. daily. Hsr
naonburg 11:28 A. M. weak davs and f lt
P. M.dailv Frou CharlotteHvUle9:28 A. M.
TRAIN8 ON BLUEMONT BBANOH.
Leave Alexandria (W. AO. Station, week
days at 8:22 _. M., 3.66 and 4.66 P. M. for
Blncmont; 6:33 P.M.week days for J eeeborg;
4.66 P. M. daily for Bluemont and 9:23 ?..
M-, local, cn Sunday* only for Bloemo-t.
For detailed schsdnle fignres, tickets, Pull
?Htn reaervation, etc., apply to
WILLIAM 0. LEHEW, Union Tioke
Agent, Alexandria, Va.
E. H. COAPMAN, General Manager
S. H. HABDWICK, 1'ws. Traf. Mgr.
H. F. CABY. Generel Pansenger Agent.
L. S. BBOWN, General Agent.
Waahington, D. C.
Washington, Alexandria tt
Mt Vernon Railway.
In eflect May 1, 1900.
LXAVX AtBXAJIDBIA,
For Wc-hington, from corner Prinoa aa i
Royal streets, week days, at 5 40, 6 06, 6'v,
630, 640, 666,705, 716, 730, 7 40,7 60,4 00,
816, 8 36, 836, 8 60, 910, 9 30, 9 50,
10 10,10 30,10 60,11 10,11 26, 11 30, 11 60 a,
m.. 12 10, 12 26, 12 30,12 60, 1 10, 1 25, 1 ?.
1 60, 2 10, 2 26, 2 30, 2 60,3 06, 3 .6, 3 36, 8 14
i 10 4 25, 4 S0,4 40, 4 56, 6 10, 6 26, 5 36, 6 60
6 f,6 20, 630, 6 '6, 700, 715, 7 _\ 8 CO,
8*. 900, 9 30,10 00,1080, 1110 and 1156
"'Sundays-7 00,7 36,810,8 20,8 40, 9 00,9 20,
940, 101>, 1020, 1040, 1100,1120 and 1140
a. m., 200, 1220, 1240, 100. 1 20, 1 40. 2 00
2 20, 2 40, 3 00, 3 20, 840,400,4 20,440,5 00
620,540,600, 6 20,640.7 00.720,740,8 00
830,' 900, 930,1000, 10 8' , and 1110 p. m.
roB mottii. ~xbho?.
Leave A2ex_idria for Mount Vernon, week
days, 5 46, 656, 7 56, 851, 1026, 11 95, a. bv
12 25, 1 25, 2 25, 880, 4 40, 6 36, 6 30, 7 86.
8 50, 9 60, 10 60 and 11 60 p. m.
Hondaya?7 00, 8 80, 930, 10 30,11 80 a. ?-',
12 30, 1 30. 2 30, 3 30, 430, 530, 680, 780
8 43 and 1" 16 p. m._________
Washington JSonthern K.
Schedule ln eflect May 15, UIX,
Trains leave Union Btation for Waahlnyf ?
and points north at 7 43, 808, 8 23 and 8 M
a m JL_ 01, S 30, 8 07,818, and 1183 p. ni?
daily.
For Fredericksburg, Richmond and poir'a
aonth at 4 37, 7 53 (local), and 10 22 a. m.,
12 16, 4 22, 6 17 (local), 7 42and 967 p.m.
Aocommodatieo forKrHermksbnr* a II II
a. ni.< aily. On week days this train ruca
through to Milford.
Ntwa:?Time of arrlvals aad depavrtj -
and oonnectiona not .narariUxad.
W. P. TAYLOR, Traffic Ma-auer,
_Bichmond. Va.^
~~iTEAMBBS,
ftARYLAND, DELAWARE ANO V)R.
OINIA RAILWAY COM'a*ANY
SPRING SCHEDULE.
Steamars of Thia Line Laaav- Aloandria
on and after May 15. 1909.
Every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and
8ATTJRDAY at 430p. ?_
FOR BALTIMORE AND ALL THS
USUAL RIVER LANDIN08,
Oalaine and appoiatmenta nnaxcelied.
Freight for Bwtimora, PhiladelnfaJa a_*
5Jew York solicited and handled with oare,
Tbrongh ratea and bills of iading isstted,
9ingle fare to BaJtimora, $2,60; roaad trrp.
$3.50. n-tcrooms. one way, il.50. Meaia. 5t>*
REARDON A GRIMES, Ageata,
_T"ryit nf rVmarnn ?tr*at.
Norfolk & Washington
Steamboat Company
Every day in the year for Fort Monrow
Norfolk, Newport Newa and point* south, via
snperb, powerfal eteel palace steamers,
Southland. Newport News, Nor?
folk and Washington.
Lv. Wafh. M5 p. w. Lv.Porlsmonth 5 p.tn.
Lv. Alex. 7.00 p m. Lv.Norfolk 6<0p. ni
Ar.Ft,Monroe.7.00 a.m 'v.Ft. Monr.e7p.in,
Ar Norfolk 8.00 ?. m. ArAlex 6.30 a. _-.
Ar. Portamouth 8 a.au. Ar.Waah. 7.00 a. m.
Through connections made at Norfolk with
steamers of the Old Doniinloa ^ta>an>h:p
Tompsny for New .ork snd Merchanta' and
Miners' Steetrshipe for .Hoston.
Oeneral Ticket OftW, 7.0 14th atreet N W.
Bond Building, Washington, D. C, lhoLaa
Main 15.0.
Beventh street wbarf. Phone Main 3760.
Alexandria wharf f<ot of Prince atreet.
W. H. OALLAHAN,
aprl lyr General Pamen^er Agtnr.
l^U?pEll^4AyD^ MA0H IN igT8
J. & B. AITCHESON,
Machinists and Engineers,
Agents firay Gasoline lofors
Engineers and Machinists
Supplies,
Pipe, Pipe Fittings, Valves, Etc
Blacksmithing and Repair
ing Promptly fixecuted
The Alexandria
Iron works
Foundry, Machine, Blacksmitli,
and Strucniral Iron Work.
Mannfactureraof Power Tnrbine purnps:
will lift water a8 feet.
Agenta for International Coal Oil En>
gine, a aafe and reliable power.
We nolicit yonr ordera on all kinda ol
Iron works.
Bell Phone 53.
c-0???o
WASHINGTON OFFICB
SU Evana Bnildlpy - Phone Maln 7
Cows and borsea wiB reqnire lesa ieed and
be worth much more to yoo if yon feed Lead
tw>*Ur S C.ondition Howil.-, 20r p_< k-ge
-.J??_*i C*itot WI V otber. especiaJi?
*U? '5 M th* Srearest preparation of iv
EE_*/??'Mldrea will li.e ;t, too.fclfi
P?!bottleC_. h\.Uedbmtta tta^'j