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3akcs-Roasfs-Broils-Toasls
BAKES bread, pie and cake ?
bakea them parfectly all through,
aad browna them appetiaiavgly.
KOASTS beef, poultry and gama
with a ateavdy beat, which pre
aervea tbe rich natural fiavor.
BBOILS steaka and chopa?makea
them teoUer and inviting.
TOASTS bread, muffina, cracb
?ra and cheeae.
No drudgery of coal and
ashes; no stooping to get at
the oven; no smoke, no dust,
no odor?just good cooking
with greater fuel economy.
Irons and water in wash
boiler always hot. The
WetrV TPerfcction
Oil Cook-stove
haa a Cabinet Top with shelf for keeping plates and food hot
It has long turquoise-bhte enamel chimneys. The nickel finioh,
with the bright blue of the chimneys, makes the stoVe> very attrac
Sve and invites cleanliness. Made with 1, 2 and 3 burners; the
2 and 3-burner stoves can be had with or without Cabinet
OnWlUtY IVOTB: Be sare ysn act thia .*-.-?? that tae -aaae-aUt. re.4. ? WW MaareCTOa."
?v?ry d.aVar avarywh.re; lf no? -? reu?, write for Deacrlptl-e Clreular
' to tha ne-raat aa??ncy of tha
sg. Standard Oil Company
'*"*" (Iaaanrpaar-tetT)
<>
Clothing. |
Inspect our spring ?
models of men and ?
boys' clothes. M
I See the comfortable **
kind of o
Underwear f
we are handling.
New arrivals in]
Manhattan |
Shirts
Kaufmann
Bros.
CLOTH1ERS,
402-405 KING
STREET.
4HMMOMMMMMMMMMMMMM
GOAL
LtJMBER^
Summer Prices
iulliracite Coal.
1910.
Our 1910 sammer prices on Anthracite coal will become eftective Monday, May 2nd,
There has never been a tiiue in the bisto-y of our busineas when we felt that we were
able to give better values in Anthracite cosl than we csn this season, as we have r-ornpleUd
our arrangeuieut* M necvre <> ir entire supply from two or three ofthe very best collieries in
the Anthraoiie region, and will have a coal which is unifurm ia quality, well prtpared, and
coal that will give tar better resolts than the average.
Itisourdesiteto give our trade the best values that csn be had, and we earnestly
aolicit the orders of our friends and customers.
W. A SMOOT & CO., Inc.
Bell Telephone 19 & r>7 \
Home Telephone 152 & 67 >
Order Office, No. 529 King atreet.
The Overland factory is at this time 3,000 cars behind on orders.
It is not hot air and it is not advertising bluff when we s.ty that the
demand for the Overland ia prowing like a flood. These are actual
facts and fhere is a reason. The very fact tbat Overlands are hard
to get proves their value all ihe more, and they are well worth
waiting for. Give us the "wink" and we willtry to get one for you
HYERS BROTHERS. 115N.Pittst.
PARK AGNEW, Proprietor.
THE
Bromilaw Brick Co.
Building, Paving_and
Sewer Brick,
Front and Building Sand.
WORKS: H-ntingJCre-k.
yi -?leohona 107.
WANTED.
A good WHITE MAN for [the stsble at
Raventworlh. Write to Mra. LEE, Rmke,
Virginia. marll tf
Of all the health bnildere, fleah makers and
pul_.01.ary renieOie*, none ia any better than
teadbeater's EamUioo of Cod Llvar OU. SOr
ttbdUie.
Fresh Country Butter, 30c
M Eggs, 23c
Nice Virginia Hams, 25c
44 Shoulders, 20c
2,000 yards Embroidery
at cost.
A. Q. THOMAS,
919 King Street
my9tf
t-jhe most desirable, hygienic, beautifol and
a-onomical wsll coating. AJabastine, lor
sale by E. 8. Leadbeater A r?nna, Inc.
No use repapeniig your honse thia spring
Climaz Wall Paper .Cltaner wili make the
old p?per look almoat kka ^ntw. flat it at
Uadbeater's. Me a box. j,
tiUli-UlAu a__i_._u____.
[_8TABLI8HED L82_.l
BEKRV L FIELD _ CO.
HMMMMi to
;OWAHH. D.8MOOT.
Lamber and Mili Work
OF ALL KINDB,
Ume, Cement and Plaster
Offioe aad Yard 115 N. Union l_.
Factory No. 111 N. Lee ttreet,
/?r-Materlal Dalivarsd FREE in tha _t>
_GKOOBBIErj._
^IvVOoENSON & eo.,
WHOLE8ALE GROCER8.
?MHRRAL COMMISSION MKRCHAHT
AndDaalasv ia
ALL KINDB OF LIQUOR8,
flave on hand Oibsoo's XX, XXX, XXXI
nd Pure Old Rye, Old Cabinet and Most
_r_m Whiskies: alao Baker'iand Thompaon'.
h_t Rya W_Uktes, to which they lnvita tha
attention of tbe trade.
Ordara from the otrantry for rrerohandlss
?hall i^oeive prompt attention.
OonaJgnmenU of Floor, Grain and Cou-trj
Produoe solieited, for which they guarantee
ha highest market prioas aad prompt returrt
N. Econser Oameron and Royal 8trastt.i |
JOHN AHBRN & CO.,
WHOLXSALE AND RETAIL GROOSTI
Ax' Dealars ia
FURB WINE8 AND LIQDOBS.
Conntry Prodaoe reoeived daily. Oar stoek
of Plain and Fancy Oroceries ernbraoea rrtrj.
thipg to be had in this line.
We hold largely ia Dnited States bonded
warakooaa and oarrr in stook varioas brandr
ofthabwt_
PTJB_ BYE AND MALT WH-S-LOB*
made. Have also ln stor. saperior gndas C
Forelgn and American
WINE8, ALE8, BROWN 8TOUT, Ae,
a_i -Hirii llnn Gru-anteed aa to Prloa a***
Q-aUtv.-aai
Or-B.r Prtno- -?* r?"-m?w ?*-?-?*.
ESTABLISHED 1869.
BURKE &HERBERT,
Bankers.
Modernly eqnipped for banking in Ita vari
erasbrancees. _____
Deposits received sub)ect to oheek at ilght
Collections made on all poinU.
High-grade inveatmeut securitiea bought
and sold.
Letters of Credit axd Foreign Exohange
fnrnished.
Rafe Depoait Boxes for rent.
A Savings Department in which interest U
allowed on deposita.
VIRGINIA?In the Cl-rk's Offiee of ths
Circuit Court of the City tt Alexan?
dria, on the 7th day of May, 1910,
Lucilla R. Pelton)
vs. t In obancery.
Clifton C Pelton. J
I Memo. The objectof this suit is to obttin
for complainant a divorre frorn the bond rf
matrimony from the def<sndsnt snd fjr gece
rsl relief.
It appearin.'? by an affidavt filed in (his
cause that the defendant, Clifton C. Pel?
ton, is a non-residectof this State:
It ls Ordered, That s-id defendant appear
here within lifien days after due publi
cati m of tbis order, aod do wbat is
necetsary to protect his inUrest in this
suit, and that a copy of this order be forth
with iBserted in the Alexandria Gas*tte,
a newspaper pnhlishad in the Cityof Alex?
andria, once a week for four saccessive weeks,
and po?ted at the front door of the Court
House of this city.
A copy?tesi*.'
NEVELL S GREENAWAY, Clerk.
Lewis H. Mach'-, p q. my7 w4w*s
IBGINIA.-In the Clerk's Office of the
Corporation Court of the City of Alex?
andria, on the22nd day of April, 1910.
Sabiua sherry)
vs. > Chance.ry.
Leo Sherry J
Memo. Tbe objert of tbis snit is to obtain
fo'the comphlnant from Ihe defendint an
ataoiute divorce, snd for eeneral r'lief
In sppearing by an affidavit filed in this
eausethu the defendant, Leo 8herrv, is| a
non-resident of this State: It is Ordered,
That said defendant appear here within fif
teen ^aye after due publication of this order,
and do what is neccsearv to protect his in?
terest in this suit, snd that a copy of this or*
der be forthwith inrertel in the Alexsndria
Gazette, a newspaper puMished in the City of
Alexandria, once a week for four eucceasive
weeks, and poeted at the front door of the
Court Hoase of this city.
A copy-TESTE.
NEVELL M GREENAWAY, Clerk.
Charle* Bendheiw, p. q. apr22 w4w-f
V
VIRGINIA.?In the Clerk's office of tne
Corporation Court of the city of Alexari
dria, on the 2nd day of May 1910.
Annie Jack*on )
va. \ ln chanoery.
Charles A. Jackson, j
Memo. The ob|?ct of this suit is to obtain
for tbe complainant an absolate divorce from
thedefecdsnt, on tbe grounds of uolawful
detertion and abandonraent for the period of
three years prior to the institution of th i* suit.
It appearing by an affidavit ti ed in tiis
cause that the defendant, Charle* A. J_ck*
aeo, is a non-resident of this state :
It isOnlered: That ssid defendant appear
here within fifteen days after due publieation
ot this order, and do what is necessarv to pro?
tect his interest in this suit, and that a copy
of this order beforthwithinserted in the Alex.
andria Gasette, a newspaper published in the
City of Alexandria, once a week for four
suocessive weeks, nnd posted at the front
door of the Court House of this city.
A copy ? Tkstk.
NEVELL H. GREENAWAY, Clerk.
Sam'l G. Brent, p. q. may2 w4w*m
OPENINO AND CLOSINO OP MAILS
Northern maila, week daya, oloae at 8 40a
m. and 10 40 a. m., and 140, 815
and 10 40 a. m. Open at 800 a. m.,
12 00 m, and 5 00 p. m. On Snndays Northern
maila close at 8 45 a. m., 140, and 7 15
p. m.
Sonthern maila via Southern Railway close
ai 10 40 a. ro., 4 30 and 10 15 p. m. Open
at 8 00 a. m. and 4 00 p. m.
Southern maila, via B , F. A P. B. B.
cloaa at 9 45 and 11 40 a. ro., and 8 50, 7 10
and 10 50 d. m. Open at 8 and 9 30 a. m.,
3 and 10 15 p. m.
afsnasaan Division mails close at 8 15 a, ro.
and 3 50 p, m. Open at 12 m. and 10 15 p. m.
Blnemont Branch, Southern Railway, mail
close at 7 45 a. m., and 3 20 p. m. Open
at 9 00 a. m. and 7 00 p. m.
Cheaapeake and Ohio mails oloae at 1 40 p,
m. _ad 1015 p. m. Open at 8 00 a, m. aad
4 00 p. m.
Waahinfrton mails cloee at 8 45
and 10 40 a. m., and 1 40, 8 15,
and 10 60 p m. Open at 8 00 a, m.,
12 00 ro. and 5 00 p. m. and 8 30 p. m,
Offioe Honra?Opea at 800 a. m. Cloaa at
600 p. m.
Sanday Honra?Opea at 900 a. m. Cloaa
at 1000 a. m.
Carriera' Sohedala?Collection made on ln
side rontee?615 and 1000 a. m. and 3 00 and
5 30 p.m. Fell ronte?615 a. ni. and 5 30 p.
m. Sanday ca.llection 4 45 p. m. Oarriers'
window open Sanday 900 a. ._, and cloaa
10 00 a. m.
Dauireries made 8 00 a. m. 1 30 p. m. and
5 00o. m.
All mall shotild ba in ths offlne ?n rolnataa
before our indieated time for elt?ing_
Bot Weatfaer Comfort
You don't need to be un
comfortable this aummer.
Uae electWcity for light
iog, it will not heat up the
room.
Uae an eiectric fan to c4r
culate the air.
Electricity is aafe, cleanly
and economicaL Lct ua
prove it.
Alexandria Eiectric Co.
_.., $24 King Street.,
..Mtido.naiat^m <&ozrltr.
TUEHDAY EVENING. MAY 17. 1910
Forest Flras
Merrlll, Wi? , May 16 ?The moat
disa-tooB fort.t flres io ihe blalorv ol
NoHh Liocolo coatty Ib rsgloR In tbe
vleio'tv of Daliey, Jtflriee Jtnctlon,
Parrlan snd Harriaoo. Larga tracts o(
vs.usble timber land are beiog deetroy
ed. At Par'leh tbe entlre mill crew of
a umber compaoy aocceeded in savirg
the towo. Eflirta are beiog made to
BBve tbe village o( E!m Ot',
B.mirij', Mloo , May 16 ?Womeo
aod chlidren are prsyicg lo tie chorches
of Bemlcji for rain, or aome othtr itt'.r
veotioo to save them, their hoBbands
and fahers aod borxtts from iropeodirg
catastrophe Altbtajh foogbtdesperately
by ttndreds of citlsens, aoidters acd
forsit raogera 8looe early &'n idsy morr -
ing, a forest fire foor osllee wide hs
beeo alowly approachlog B:oildj^ from
the B-.uth. At mldolght.a thiuaaod
volao'.o r fi^htrrs gathered for a laat
desperate staod. Fire-brsnds drop every
wbere from tbe denee smokc At Irast
8,000 vLiluot -era Irom aa la; east aa Du
lnth were available t iday.
A tmch of rheomatism, or a twlnge
of ntaralgla, whatever tbe troobie li,
Ohamberlain's Llolmeot drives aa>ay
the paln at roce aod f u s tbecrmplaiot
q'lckly. First applica.loo a-lwea relief
ti iid by W. F. Orelgbton k Oo. and
Rlchtrd Gibson.
COLONIAL DAME*.
At tbe aonoal meetiog ol mt OoIooIbI
Dames of America ln tbe a'.ate of Vir?
gloia, held io Ricbmood laat week, tbe
f.llowlog cfficera were elected: Pres!
denr, Mrs. Wm. Rofio Ooi; fl.<t vloe
president, Mis. Chriatopber Tompkios;
secmd vice president, Mrs. W. G.
Siansrd; recordiog secretary, M aa
Ella Ooose: crrrctpiodicg secre?
tary, Mre. Robert L?ocsa!e>; treasorer,
Miss Hclen Montagoe; regls'rar, Mre.
RrglualdGlliam; bis oriao, Mrs. Wil?
liam Todd Roblns, all of wbom were re
elected w!th thetxci'p'.lnn of Mlas Oocke
wbo acce{ted 'he cffice of recorCir-g
secretary at th. res!_n?tlon of Miss
Aooa Bojklo.
PANIO AT A OIRCUS.
A mls'.aken cry cf ''the lloo'a looae"
threw a circus crowd of womeo aod
chllJreo Into a fre; z; of paoic a'. New
srk, N J | yea'erdaj afteroooo, aod in
the pell raeli iuih /eveo chlidren were
eail/ c n-hed aod cu', one msn fell In
a fi , a woman hai her shoolder du
Iccated, aod trar.y otirr persons BDiTired
mloor irjiriee. Ooe iule girl bad ber
jaw brjker.
Tba paolc octurred rutalde the cirta<
ten', dorlog the parade. Becaose of the
? i of tbe clrcne?one of tbe largest In
ha coort-y-tbe streets wero packed
witb slebtseere. Suddenly (he baod
strock op. A mruited pjlloemao's
boraa tock fright aod bolted stralght for
the thick ofthe crowd. Bsfore be ecold
e.titundrr cooirol, a'mebody shooted
"a lion's loose," aod tbe crowd weot
aivl with frisht.
Adults snd cKildren raabed for the
mareat polot of lafety, _ps-U;og baby
c rrlsgps trampling on tbe bablea io
their cbsrge. Some j.mped front yard
fecces aod others bolttd for open door*
A oear-by grjcer's abop was wrr.oked.
Tha windows were broken, the coan'.era
overtarned, aud tbe floor oovercd with
spoiled goods.
Even after the paolc rabsided, when
it wss seen ts be baseless, many of ihe
crowd were so shaken that they refaied
to entet the clrcm.
OONVIOTd PERI83. '
Thitty-alz negro oonvicti lost tbelr
livea early yeaterday when the stockad*
of ihe Bjdfeather Oosl Compaoy, at
Oocllemioes, B bb conaty, Als., about
10 miles north of Oectarvllle, was des?
troyed by a Bre, aet by one of tbe prlsoners
in an eflort to gain hia freedom.
Tblrty-five of theconvicta wr>re burned
to (1 ath aod anotber was (atally shot by
g.ards while tryiog to escape. Among
those boroed Is the negro whottarted the
l)U?3.
The fire sprcad rapidly thrcughoat tbe
stroc'nre, wbicb, on acccuot of the ex
treme drynesaof tbemtt}rlal,waa quickly
con?u<ned
I was with much dlfficolty tbat the
nr hsrmed convicts In tbe etockade were
preveoted from elodlog the goards.
Uhamberlain's Btimaoh and Livir
Tablets wlll cltar tbe sour storoaeb,
Bfeeten tbe breatb and crests a hea tby
appetta. They prcmote the flow of
gstric joice, thereby Induciog good
dlgestlon. Sold by W. F. Orelghson
k Oo. and Ricbard Gibaco.
Wkoleaale Pricea of Produce
Flour Extra. 6 26
Family.-.... 5 50
Fancy brands. 600
Wheat, longberry.- IM
Mixed.-. 10*
Fn.ts. 10?
Dampan- tough. 095
Corn. white. 070
Mixed.... 0 70
Yellow. 068
Corn Meal. 000
Rya. 075
Oats, mixed. new. 056
White, new. 066
Clover Seed. 800
Timothy. 175
Hay...~. 2200
Elgin Print Butter. 032
Batter, Virginia, packed. 018
Choioe Virginia.. 0 20
Common to middling. 014
Egga. 0 22
Live Chickens (h.na). 0 16
8pring Chickens __-.. 0 32
Potatoea, per bu.. 40
Bweet PoUUoas bbl-. 250
Onions, per bushel. 1 00
Apples, perbbl.-.. 800
Hned Peaohes. pealed. 006
Pork, per 100 lbs._16 00
Bsoon, country hams.- 0 20
Best sugar-corai hams. 0 20
Breakf-rt Baooa. 019
Sugar-carad ahooldera.. 0 18
Bulk ahooldera..m 0 14
Dry Salt sidas. 016*
8nr?r. 01X1
OffA. 616
Conf. itandard. 690
Gr-nnleted. 6 43
Coflee*-Rio. 011
LaGuayra . 016
Java.-... 018
MolaasesB. 8. 016
C. B. 017
NewOrlaana..-. 0M
8ugar tSyropa. 016
Porto Rioo.- .... 022
8alt?G. A. 064
Fine.?. 078
ftooi?long, anwaahed...._.- 028
Waihed. 0S2
Menno, onwashed. 028
Do. washed. 026
Herring, Eastern p_rbbl. 5 26
Potomac family roe. 5 00
Mackerel, small perbbl. 1J00
No. J medi-xn,. 1400
Fleetet, rround, per ton.. 4 M
Qroaaa ia baaa.-... , , 6 00
***********************************
Modern aod Up-to-Date io Every Respect <?
Corner King and Royal Streetf.
Capititriiob.OOO
Ia tbe Savings Department are requeated to bring
in ibeir paaa books as early ss convenient and
bave tbe interest due April 1 entered in the same
We Solicit Yoor Banking Business.
:
:
MvMMMMMMMIMHMMMMUMM
Maa Wants But Little Here
Below
but he wants that little good, es
pecially when it is in the line of
footwear for tender feet. Yfu
not ooly get it of good quaiity
here, but you wet good stvle and
good comfort in our shoes- Tbe
smartest thing in footwear in low
cut shoes for warm weather
wear we are offeriog in men's
atreet pumps, Oxford ties, slip
pers and sandalta, that can't
he excelled for style, leatber, fit
or ahape.
KATZ'S, 400 KING ST.
Thos W. Robinson.
ATLAS
* pORTLANd**
Makes The Best Concrete
For sale by GEO. H. ROBINSON'S SONS,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Dealers in CeiMnt, Lime, Hair, Calcined Plaater, Wall Plsster, Terra Cotta 8ewer Pip
?P8 6m and Fine Linioir, Fire Bricks, Fire Clay, a*c.
FOR RENT.
S2S S. Washington, 8 rooms and
bath.180.00
1113 Prince, 7 rooma and bath... 20.00
818 9 Patrick, 8 rooms and batb, 15.00
511 Wolfe, 6 rooms. 13.00
220 N. Pitt, 4 rooma. 11.00
52T N. Alfred, 6 rooms.f 10 50
219 Vyolfe, 6 rooms. 10.50
827 8. Palrick, 6 rooma. 9 00
224 N. Pitt, 4 rooma. 8.50
328 Oommerce, 5 rooma. 6 50
WHITE Rea,ty
Insurance.
Bonding.
The First lilional Ban_
Of Alexandria, Va.
G. L. BOOTHE, President! GEO. E. WARFIELD, Cashier
M. B. HARLOW, Vice-President J. J. GREEN, Aast Cashier
DIRECTORS
GARDNER L. BOOTHE GEO. E. WARFIELD
BENOIT BAER, Jr. JAS P. MUIR
M. B. HARLOW WALTER ROBERTS
FRANCIS L. S/WTfl.
RESOURCES.
Loans snd lovestments $884,488.80
U. 8. Bonda .... 125.000 00
Banking Hoase . . . 1*3,291 61
Dae from Baoks and Re*
serve Ageota ... 98 104 41
Oash.44,553.60
6'PerOent Food . . . 8,400.00
$1,228,888.42
LIABILITIES.
Oapltal.$100 000 00
3arplrs and Prtfits . 185 522.fi!
Olrcolation . . , ? 99 600 00
Deposis ..... 84229990
Other Liabtlities . . 1,416 01
$1,228,838.42
This baok with ita ample capital acd snrplns, ita adeqnate eqniptnent
and fadlitiea, aolicita tbe accounts of maunfactnrerB, wboleaalera, retailerB
and individnals on the beat terma conBistent wlth sound banking.
No acconnt too large to be handled aatiafactorily.none too small to be
appreciated.
nHt-_na___n_M__nn--^^
The Best
Medicinal
Rye Whiaky.
WAKEFIELD RYE
Headquarters for the best Wines aod Liquors in the city
LOWENBACH BROS
Ring.and Alfred Streets. Both Phone
Summer Prices.
WM. H. PECK
Bell phone 192.
Capital City 192.
Dvs.tr
BKUDIMO PLA5TS OF ALL K1NDH
. Larare Uaraniama ons dollar per tfoz.n.
THE K&AMEfi FLOBAL 00.
g.18 gine aad Uj'awth, Faretf atmiq'
OTTERBUPN
Utkla aad lagiesia SpiliS>
WATER.
Greates t known Water for Dys
Eepaia, Indigeation, Kidney and
iver Troublea.
Leading Phyaiciana endorse it
and teetify to ita great merit -
FK1NE fAIFIELD, Drnggial
8ooct_sor> WABFIELD _ BAXL.
3 KI 4 J 90UE Afll
- 8 "V C?rasT.*Bi f" ?d Prtaoa
_BAU-J-OADa._
SOUTHERN RA1LWA,
Traias laava Unltva Btation AJexaadri.
Ln Eflect Jsnnary_3,1910.
N. B?Following achednle flgwes pabliahe
only as lnformatlon. and are not gaarantaad
7:47 A. M.-Daily Local between Waahing
ton and Danville.
8=47 A. M.-Daily?Local for Harrisoa
bnrg, and way stoilona,
9:17 A. M.-Daily-U. 8. Faat Mall. Sw.p.
only for paaaengers (br points aonth at ~hiot
scheduled to stop. Firsi olaaa coachea, aleep
ing cars to Birmingham and drawint-rcom
sieeping cars to New Orleans. Diuing cai
service.
111.17 A. M -Daily-Mail train. Coaches
for Manaasas, Charlotteaville, Lynchbnrg,
Danville and Graensboro. Sltapisg cars
Greenaboro to Atianta.
1.17 p. m.?Week Daya?Local for War
renton acd Straabnrg Jnnction.
4:3. P. U. Daily?Birmingham special.
Sieeping cara between New .ors, /ngusta,
Aiken anc* Jackaonviile. Bleeper to Birming
hatu. Throngc. flrst-clais coaches between
Washington and Jackaonviile, Dining ear
service. Tonrist tc California lonr tinies
weekly.
4:87 P. M.-Woak Daya-Local for Ba,<
rtsonbnrg aad way aUiiona oa Maaaaus
brancb.
6:18 P. M.-Dally-Looal for Warna <
and Charlotteaville.
10:27 P. M.-Daily-Washington and Ct.st
tanooga Limitcd (via Lyochburg), First
olaaa ooach anr> sieeping cara to _o*uke,
Knox ville and Chsttaucoga. Sleeper to New
Or'aana. Hav-iington to Roancke. Dining
oar service.
11:02 P. M.-Dailv-New York, Atianta
and iaev Orleans Limited. All Pail man
train, cl> b and oWvation cara to New Or
leana. Sle?ping cars to Ashaville, Atianta
Macon and New Orleana Bleeping cara to
Charlotte, Dininp ear aervicf.
4:27 A. M.?DaMy?Memrhis erecid.
Sieeping cars'and coaches for Roanoke, Knox
ville, Nashville, Chattanooga aad Men
phis. Dining car service, Waahlngton
sieeping cars open 10:00 P. M.
Throogn traina from the tkrath arri va at A ?
exandria 6:13 end 6:38 ard 10:23 A. M.
2.13, 7:23, 10:23 and 11.58 P. M. daily. Her
nsoubure 11:28 A. M. week daya acd 9:13
P. M.daily From Charlotteaville9:28 A. XI.
TBAIN8 ON BLUEMONT BRAN 011.
Leave Alexandria (W. 40. Station, week
days at 8:22 A. M., 3.66 and 4.66 P. M. for
BI oemont; 6:33 P.M.week days for l-eesburx;
4.66 P. M. daily for Blnemont snd 9:23 A.
M., local, on Snndava oniy for blnemont.
For detailed achednle figurea, ticketa, Pnll
aaan reservation, etc., appfy to
WILLIAM G. LEHEW, Unlon Tieka
Agent, Alexandria, Va.
E. H. COAPMAtf. General Maaager
8. H. HARDWICK, Paaa. Traf. Mgr.
H. F. CARY, General Paaeenger Agent.
L S. BROWN, General Agent.
Washington. D. C.
Washington, Alexandria &
Mt. Vernon Railway.
In erlect May 1, 1900.
Laava ai_d_uiobia,
For Waahington, froa oorner Prinos an i
Royal streets. week days, at540, 606, 6rr,
630, 6 40,6 66,706,716,730, 7 40, 7 60, n 00,
8 16, 8 25, 8 36, 8 60, 910, 9 30, 9 50,
10 10, 10 30,10 60,1110,11 26, 11 30, 11 60 a,
m., 12 10, 12 26,12 30,12 60,1 10, 1 26, 1 S0,
160,210, 2 26, 2 30, 2 60,8 06, 3 -6, 3 36, 3 rf
4 10.4 26, 430,440, 4 66, 5 10, 6 28, 5 36, 6 t >
6if,620, 630, 6 <6, 700, 715,726, 8 00,
8 31,900,9 30,10 00,1080, 1110 aod 1158
P'8__daya-7 00,7 36,810,8 20,8 40,9 00,9 M,
940, lOOt.1020, 1040, 1100.1120 and 11*1
a.m? 13 00, 1220, 1240, 100 120, 140, 20)
2 20,2 40,3 00,3 20, 3 40, 4 00, 4 20, 4 40,6 00
520,640,600, 6 20,6 40,7 00,720,740,8 00
830/ 900, 930, 1000, lOSr, and 1110 p,t_.
vob -torjirr TBBHoa.
Leave Alex tndria for Mount Vernon, wert
days, 5 46, 666, 7 56, 861, 1026, 11 28, a. _ ?.'
12 28, I 25, 2 25, 830, 4 40, 6 35, 6 30, 7 to,
8 50, 9 50, 10 60 and 11 50 p. m,
Sandays-7 00, 8 80, 930, 10 30, 1180 a. m ,
12 30, 1 30, 2 80, 3 30, 430, 680, 680, 7H
8 46 and ln 16 p. m._
Washington Soathern Rj
Hohedale in s?sct May 15, 1910,
Tralna leava Union Station for Wasolngr
and pointe north at 7 43, 808, 8 23 and 8 tt.
a iu 1- 01, 8 81, 8 07, 818, aad 1188 y. b .,
daily.
For Fredericksbnrg, Richmond and poli.s
sonth at 4 37, 7 63 (lo<_l), and 10 22 a. nc.,
12 16, 4 22. 6 17 (local), 7 42 and 9 67 p. i?
Aocommodat'en forFr?d(-rlnksbnru h Uil
a. m. ''aily. On week days this train ru.s
througb to Milford.
Nerra:?Time of arrivals aad departar*
?id connec'ions not traaranteed.
W. P. TAYLOR, TrarBc Maraget
Hichmond. va.
JTEAMEBS^
MARYLAND, DELAWARE AND VIR.
GINIA RAILWAY COMPANY.
bPRING SCHEDULE.
Steamers of This Line Leava Aleiacdrta
on and after May 15,1909,
Every MONDAY, WEDNE8DAY, and
BATURDAY at 4:30 p. m.
lt}B BALTIMORE AND ALL TBA
U8UAL RIVER LANDING8,
Coiaine and appointmecU unexoelled.
Frelght for Baltirnore, Philadalphia ex*
Saw York aolicitad and handled with cara.
Through rau? and billa of lading iaraad.
Hingle fare to Baltimore, $2,50; round trip,
$3.50, -neterooms. one way. 11.60. Meala, 50a.
BEARDON A GRIMES, Agents,
?fyrt of CrnfTOn strfwf
Norfolk & Washington
Steamboat Company
Every dsy in the year for Fort Monroe
Norfolk, Newport News aud poiutsaoutb, via
superb, powerful steel paiace steamers,
Southlaod, Newport News, Nor?
folk and Waahington.
Lv. Wafh. 6.45 p. m. Lv.Porlsmonth 5 p.m.
Lv. Alex. 7.00 p m. Lv.Norfolk 6.f 0 p. m
Ar.Fi._onroe.7.00s.n) ' v.Ft. Monrfe7 p.m.
Ar Norfolk 8.00 e. m. Ar Alex 6;0a. n\
Ar. Portsmouih 8 a.ro. Ar. Wash. 7.0G a. ra.
Throngh oonnections rosde at Norfolk with
steamers of tbe Old Dominioi rrsamship
Pompany for New "York and Merchants' and
Minera' Steaaiehlpe for Boston.
Genersl Ticket Office, 7:0 Hth street N W.
Bond Building, Washington, D. ('. Ihota
Main 15.0.
Seventh street wharf. Phone Main 3760.
Alexandria wharf f<ot of Prince street. \
W. H. TALLAHAN,
aprl lyr General Passenger Agent.
F00NDEB8 _?AND MACHIM8T8
J. & BI. AITCIlESOir
Machinists and Engineers.
Ageits Gray fiasoline Motor s
Engineers and Machinists
Supplies,
Pipe, Pipe Fittings, Valves, Etc
Blacksmithinj? and Repair
in$r Promptly Executed
The Alexandria
Iron works
Foundry, Machine, Blacksmitb,
and Mrucfural Iron Work.
Manufactnreraof Power Turbine pumps:
will liit water _& feel.
Agenta for Internatlonal Coal 011 En
gine, a aafe and reiiable power.
We solicit your ordera on all kinds ol
Iron works.
Bell Phone 53.
c??0-0
WASHINGTON OFFICE
514 Evana Bnilding - Pbone Main 7
Cowe and horses will require leaa feed and
ne worth nrnch more to yoa lf yon feed Lead
?eaaer's Ondition Powdaa?1. 20c pa/ kage
Hpice.1 Oaator Oil. Meihers eapeciaJIv
nraise it aa the greatest preparation of i*
tlod. ironr chlidren will like it, too.. 10
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