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ALEXANDRIA, VA.. WEDNESDAY EVENING. XOVEMBKK 2, 1910.
PRICE 2 CENTS.
RAILROADS
Southern Railway.
Trains leave I'nion Station, Alexandria.
ia ehVet oetober., 1010.
M a -Following aohedulealgureapob
lishedoni\ aa I?Di_atfeo, ai"' are noa
K^r'v'i-l'.nlv loeal l?.t.v.-n Wash
iagtou and Danvllle. ??____?__
J-47 A. M.-I>Hily- Looal for Harrlson
hurr and way atationa , ..
V3t A. M- Dally -U. _ Fas MaiL
Btopa only for Muwengers for polnftsou*
: wl,iel.;<he?li.le,l to atop. Fll* elass
,.,vhM; ateeplng <**ni '" Bl**_lngham
and drawlng room aleeplng ears to New
Orleans. Dinlng car jerylee.
II 17 A M I>ailv Mailtr.iin. Coachea
for M irfotU-svir.e.Lyiiehhiirg,
Danvilleand Oreenaboro. Sleeplng eara
Oreenaboro to Atlanta
4-47 p. M. Week daya Loeal tor \\ ar
reuton and Uarrtaonburg
4t*P II.?Dally?Blrmlngham apee
Bleeplng eara betweeni?jw Vork.
A%rwto.. Alken s?ll,:rkTV h
Sleeper to Hirmingham, I hroogh flmt
Letwecn Washington and
,n ville. Dinlng ear-rvice, lo.ir
llttotalifornta fonrtlmea wecklt
?;-V p M -Week days- Loeal for Mai
i?onbura and war atationa cji Mai
braneh. Pullman buflel narlorear.
-, i: P. M Dallj -I***' ,,r Warren
ton and CharlottesvUle.
10--7 P M-DaJly?Waahington and
,ted via I^rnrbburf)
eoaeh and aloeping ' '
Roanoke, Knoxville and Itottanooga.
Sleeper t ? N'ew Orleans. Waahington tO
)Ke. niningearaervlce.
? p m l?aily -NewYork.Atlanta
aad New Orieaaa ?hnited. All Pullman
train. elub and ouaervatlon eara te New
Orleans. Sleeplng ears to Asbeyille,
Atlanta. Maoon and Now Orleana Sleep
in? ears to Charlotte. Dinlng ear aervloe.
j..7 v m i....u Memphla apecial.
SleeDina ears and coachea for Roanoke,
Knoxville Na-t,ville. CfeatUnooga and
Memphis. Dining oar a-j^-toe. Wae_
Inrton aleeplng cara open 10*00 I. M.
Through trainarrom Ihe aouth ajrlve
at Aloxandria ?:13 and 6:2saad 1023 a.m.
"?13 7-:- n>:l3and \IMV. M.daily, Har?
risonburg I1-3H A. U. week days and 903
p m JiSly. From Cnarlotteavllle 938
A. II
TRAINS ON BLUK_0NT BBANCH.
i,.iv,. \i. >_ indrta IW. ?<>.? O. Station)
V M ,3:35 and -4 for
? M.we?k days for L-JCfl
? M. dailv for Bluemont and
M . loeal. on Sundays only for
Bluemont. . ,. ,
Por detailed aehedule flgurea, ttekete,
Pullman reservaUon. ete., applj? to
W'll.l.l AM G. LKHl \N .
Unlon Tieket Agent, Alezan I
K II COAPMAN. General Manager.
s H. HARDWICK. Paaa. T?? Mgr.
H F CARY. Oeneml Paaaenger Agent
L. s Brown, Oeneral Vg< nt,
Waablngtoa, l> * ?
Washington Southern Ry.
s.-h.duie la emtot _ij i?, iwo.
Train- leave i'nion Station for w.ish
laaton and pointa north
82_andS-a m., 1201,230,807,818and
11 :e u. m . daily. , .
For Frederlekaburg, Rtehinond and
points south at I 37,7 53 (loeal | and 10 22
a. m., I. 10. I 21, 6 17 (loealI 7 D and o:>l
v- na, , . , .
Aeeom?odatlon for Frederloksbunr at
train runs throufh to Mllford.
s".,: i- i Ideparturei
aad eonneetlons noi guaranteod.
W P LAYLOR, Tra_e Manager.
Ilielimolid, \ ft.
Washington, Alexandria &
Mt. Vernon Railway.
in efletyl May I, IfltO.
i.i:\vi: ,\i.i:xA.NDK1A.
For Washington. from eorner i'rince
an?l Roval streeta, waek days. at 540,
805.83 ? 7 06,7 15,7 30, . I".
7 'a 9 00 - 1 ;- '?' W*
loio. 1080, 1050. 11 10, ll 78, 1130, 11 BO a.
m 12 10. 12 25, 12 30, 12 58, 1 10. 1 25, 1 30
I GO 2 lo. 2 25, 2 30, 2 50, 8 05, 3 25, 3 35, 3 50,
4 10, t 26, 130, l l>. 4 55, ?'< 10, 8 25, 5 35, 5 50,
605 ,, *.7 00,7 15,725,800, 880,
l ., i.iin. 1030, U 1" an.l 11 55 p. m
' Sunckya- 7 0.7 35, 810, 820, 8 40. 9 00.
9-0 840 10 00, 10-V. lo 10, 11 00. 11 _0 and
II _a. tn . 1200m., 1220, 1240, 100, 120.
3 00, 320, 340, 4 oo. 4 20,
..;, 10,600 0,720.
7 40, 0, 10 00. 10 30 aud
ii i ip- m,
rOa MOINT VKRNON.
Leave Alexandria for Mount Vernon,
week |0-"'
11 _>a. m., 1225, i 25, 228, 380, i ?, 585,
uno. 7 :..' S 50, 0 0, 1050and 11 50 p. ni.
Sundav, 700, 830, 830, 1030, 1130 a.
_ , ? so" I : 30, 880,4 88, '?'? '? .;:<0.730,
9fl8aadl0iGp. m.
Piles! Piles! Piles!
WUIhuns' Indian PHe Olntmeat will
eare Blind, Blecdlng aad Itohlng Pllea.
It absorba tbo tuniora, allays Itohlng at
once, poultlce, glvea Inatanl
relief. Wllllama*Indian PlleOlntmenl
la prepared for Pllea and Itohlng ofthe
private parts. Druggists; mail 30e and
Williams MTg Oo., Propa . Cleve
0 For sala, wholeaale and retall,
bt i; H Loadheater .v- smi
%?y,e CATARRH
Ely's Cream Balm
ia quickly abiorbed.
Ci.et Ralisl at Once.
It tJeaaaaa, soothes,
hi-als -mi nrofleeta
the dist ...(I niem
brano r.sulting from
Catarrb and drives
away a CoM ln tho
Hwui quickly. Re.
atorea the Senses of
Taste and Bmell. Full aise 50 ota., at Dnig
gista or by mail. Iu liquid form, 75 i. _ts.
Ely Brothers, 50 Warron Street, New York.
HAY FEVER
John P. Roamow, Qaa.8. Fudih,
President. Secretary.
Alexandria Fertilizer and
M \MI \* rt RKRfl OF
Fertilizers, Fertilizer Matenals and
Sulphuric Acid.
Ask vour dealer for the Alexandria
Fertill7*:r andChemleal C'o.'s Products.
Capacity: 50,000 tona per annum.
Prlm-ess Street aml Potomao River
Wharf. Ale-.ar.dna, Vircinia.
ADMINISTRATORS Su'l'U'K All
Dersonahavingclaims against the
esUte of ISABELLE G. GREC.OR\ . de?
eeased, are requestod U> present the
aame, property authenttcated, to the
und.-n-igned, aud all persons Indebted to
aaid estate are required io make munc
diate lavment _ , ,?? ]}? V- ?
Sergear.t Adtnr. oflmbelle G. Gregoty.
clie 'd. oe3110t
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PKINC- BTREET.
[F.nten-d atthe l'ostoiliee of Alexandria,
Virginia, aa ae-c__<_la_ matter.]
___?: Daily -1 year, fc'i.OO: G months,
f_50; 3 months. 81.25: l month.43 cents
i week, lOeanta
Tri-weckly ?1 year, |3.00: G months
tUOi 3 months, 75 cents: 1 month, --i
"on tract advertisers will not be allowed
to exeeod their spaee unless the l
is paid for attransient rates, and under
do elroumataaoea will they be aUowaai
to advertise other than their lcgiti
mate business in the spaee eontraete-l
lt<x.lutions in nicinoriain. of thanks.
trii,.iiesofres.|.. et. re-olutlonsadopUMl
liv soeieties or persons.unless orpuhlie
o-n-ero, will be prltwed In the papoi
aa advortiaementa.
< n it wom-'.x aid vntikr.if-.
Mounteil police in Chicago yesterday
charged threatening Bobfl of .-triking
garment workera and made numeronj
arre-ts in three qtinrters of tbfl city,
only to be damfoaoded when met by
obdurate Kronpi of clubwomen and ao
ciety leadcrs. who, when taken into
ly, produced engraved calling
cards at police atatiooa in lieu of bail
bonds. A BOOK of these women. cham
pions of tbe garment workers, were
taken into custody. bnl Ihe? were im
inediitely loloaoori wh?n their idtnttties
became known.
One woman was struck by a policc
man's cluh. Most of the clubwomen
invoh-e.l in yestini.iy's de-nonstrations
were garbed as working girls and I k
police oould nol diatinguiab them from
atailterfl ontil after airflflta were made.
Bijflooj and ipactacular acenea de
reloped downtown, on the North
and the West Si le. More than 600
men aml wom< d engaged in the down
town demonatration, which wa< brokoo
up by tbe police after con-id.-iai.l !
trouble. As they left thfl headqiiarlei>
in La.-nillo street tbe atriken and tbeir
??mpatbisen clanged belle, blew whis
tles and looted honw.
The line of march prooeeded into tbe
wholesale (|uarter near tbe Cbfcago
river, passing large tailoring estabhsh
ments, whose employea were beckoned
to joio tbe strikers. More than 2,000
took part i i one ol several incipieiit
riots on tbe West Side. In each in
stance women led tbe strikers aml their
friends.
Promises from wealtby women to
open their homea to destitate atriking
girls, offer- of picket aenrioe from
women aocial aml club leadera and
pledgea o! aaaiatance from many other
women ware received yesterday by
Mrs. Bay.nond Kobinb, president of
tbe Woman'.- Trade Union League.
I'ly's ( reaiu llalm has been tried ai.d
nol found wanting In thouaanda of homea
all over tlie eoimtry. It haa WOUB place
io the Aunlly medlclnecloset among tbe
reliable houaeholtl remedlea when- u is
kept at hand for use In treattag eold in
tlu- head just aa soon as some member
ol the household beglnfl the prellmlnary
snee/.in( or snutltiaf. lt Kives imme
diate relief and a day or tWO'B treatment
will putastop tu a eold whieh might il
not checkcd, become chronic and run
nto a bad case of eatnrrh.
BRYAX JL'WTIFIES HIS BOLT.
In a ball hired by himself andspeak
ing* outside the jurisdiction of the
democratie state committee, W. J.
Bryan proclaimed in Lincoln. Neb.,
Monday night his political independence
so far as the bead of the democratic
Btate ticket ii oooceraed aud justified
his bolt of James C. Daliiman, candi?
date for governor. He disclaimed any
inteution of becoming a political free
lanee In national affairi.
Mr. Bryan declared himself "reg?
ular' on all else aaee tbe rTebreska
governorship. and gave 0?-tintcd in
doraemeat to the remaloder of tbe
? ok.et. He insaned thal il
notcetol party reg_arity for one to
vote tor Mayor Dahlmao, beeanae, be
.-aid, Dablmaa wai not nominated by
tbe democrata, bat by b oombloation
of the notes of all partiei domioated by
tlie lic-uor intereeta
For himself, be would do what hc
could to put u end to tbe sprce on
which the democratk party iii Nebraska
had embarked: he was nol willing that
the party s-liould dic of deliriam tre
inens.
The old, old slory, told tinics with?
out number, and repeated over and
over again for tbe last 86 yeara, but
dwayi fl welcome story to tln.se
in atarchof health?There is notbing
in tbfl w.-rld that cures coughs and
colds as quickly aa Ohamberbun'a
Ooogfa Remedy. BoW by W. F. Creigb
ton and Kicbard Gibson.
I I1ARGEI) WITH POlSONINC.
I>r. G. H. Buck Wlfl arrest?d il
Greem.burg, Kan.. yesterday charged
with potsooing bis wife. Mrs. Buck
died about two weeks ago. l>r. Buck
w is reieeeed on $10,000 bond and his
pr.-liminary hearing was set for Nov
tmber 14.
The charge was brougbt against l>r.
Buck by the father of Mrs. Buck, \Y
B. Kiosell, a farmer livingnearGreens
burg. Kinaall intimstee that be bas
sufheient cvidencc to make good tbe
charge.
Dr. Book aaya he is iunocent. He
I that his wife became ill aud
died of a complication of diseases. On
the afternoon of Mrs. Bock'adeath Dr.
Buck ealled in two other p.iysicians to
consult with him about her case. They
were of the opinion that her condition
was not .serious. Sbe died shortly after
they left the bou
I>OG HAD 8IOO Fl XERAL.
Kex, tbe pet dog of the George S.
Fox family, which was buried in the
''Little B'ick'Triends BuryingGround
at Harris.ille, Md., will not remain
there. The families of tbe persons who
are buried there objected rigorously, ao
tbe cemetary directors had tha body re_
TERRIBLE STRAIN
RESULTED NOT AMISS
A Lenoir Lady, After Two Week!
Grinding Ubor, Feels
Better Than Ever.
Lenoir, N. C?*i am not tiredatall,
and am stouter than I have ever been,"
writesMrs. Kate Watcrs, of Lenoir, N.C,
"although I have just finished a two
weeks' wat-h. I lay my strenglh to
Cardui, the woman's tonic. 1 have taken
a lot ol it and I can never praise it
enough for what it has done for me. I
can never thank you enough for the ad
vice you gave me, to take.Cardui, for
since taking it I look so well and am
-.tout as a mu!e.M
You are urged to take Cardui, that gen?
tle, vcgetable tonic, for weak women. IU
I use will strengthen and build up your syi
I tem, relieve or prevent headache, back
I ache and the ailments of weak women.
lt will surely help you.as ithashelped
! thousands of others, in the past 50 yeari.
! N. B.-Writt to: Ladiet' Ad-daory Dept. Oiatta
noega Medicine Co. Chatunoota, Tenn.. lor Special
lmtntctions. and M-pare book. Homa Treatment
tea* Women, aent in plain wrapper, oo rcauett.
nioved.
Thc dog wai given a $100 funcral
and was buried in the cemctary with?
out permission. On Monday afternoon
the body was removed and reintcrred nt
night in a lot in ?erearof the Foi
residence. It will b* taken to Phila?
delphia and there buried in a ccmctcry
il.-voted to canioea. Thc embalmed
body is laid out in a silk shrotid, with ;i
band of ribbon with a bow around its
neck. The caaket is white cloth c vcr
ed and i- cncased in a box of bronze.
Floral designs were received from
weatern Maryland.
-I ll 11)1. PACT.
,\ auicide pad entered into by a de
? oonf couple on the upper
west side of New York, and carried
into at least partially successful execu
tiou. aaa revealed when a relalivo of
Mr. and Mrs. I'atil Torrea broke into
their rooms yesterday afternoon. Tor
rca was found dead in bed and h'
young wife partially ovcrcome by gas
and a wound in her left wrist, calmly
waiting for her life to end.
ffhen .Mrs. Torrea wns rcvived at the
hospital, to which she was taken a
pri<oner, she s:_id tliat ihe knife wound
had been intlctcd hy her husband in
carryini out a suicide agreement
which they made yesterday morning.
She told the police that her husband
bad Brsl cut a deep incision in her left
_t? and then slashed his own rigbt
arm. Then he turned on the gas and
they lay down to die
The Torrcas were married only two
weeks ago.
IH_FHANCHISES XECRO.
Holding tiiat it haa no jurisdietion to
grant relief from the operations of the
"grandfather clatise" amendment tothe
Oklahoma constiution, the federal Cii
cuit Court, in (iuthrie. Okla.. dismisse
the applieation of DanielSimu, a former
slave, who asked a writ of injunction
that would permit him and other
negroes to vote at the general election
on November 8.
The decision makes tlie grandfather
clause operative for the election in Nov?
ember, disfranchising several thousanJ
negroes, :is tlie various prcciuct election
boarda are given final authority to pass
on a roter'aqualifloatton. OOO toocj
The ettorneyi for Sinis have appeal
ed t-. the United States Supreme Court
from the recenf decision of thc State
Supreme Court that the grandfather
clause is valid.
Croup is most prevalont during the
dry cold weather of the eariy winter
months. Parenta of young children
should be prepared for it. All that is
needed is a liottl*- of Chambertain's
Cough Kemcdy. Many mothcrs are
never without it in their homes aml it
baa never ilisappointed tbem. Sold by
W. F. ('reighton and Richard Gibaon
ASTHMA! ASTHMA!
POPHAM'S AMTHMA ?_M8BOV
rivoa instant relief and an absolute cure
in all cases of Asthuia. Bronehitis and
Hav Fever. Sold l?y druggists; mail on
reeeiptof priee $1.00. Trial package by
mail io eents. Williaris Mfg (.'<>., Propa.,
Cleveland.". For sale, wholesalo and
retail. l*v K. S. Lradheater & Sous. _
Wedding
Presents
Beautiful pieces of
Furniture, Cut Glass
and handsome Orna
ments are useful and
ornamental presents.
Pay
bments
Theie are the remarkably liberal terms upon which we $ell that
new and improved sewing machine which was recently inyented by
Wm. C. Frcc, which has bcen so widely advertised m Women s
Magazines, and which is revolutioni_ing the scwing machine buunesi,
The FREE fS&.
Because of the fact that The FREE b sold ao ?a|t. ?mt*wm8-8-1 known
aewing machine.. we have aKreerl never to pi?li?h he pr.ee broadcaat i?.
would judge it, quality by itscost. You wouM not heheve that ahanlutely the
beat .ewing machine in the-world could be obtaned at auch a bargain.
So inatead of talking price, we have decide! to make it ea.y for you ?o own
The FREE and find o_t& .pi.l.ry ynuraelf. We w.ll>ell .?to you at your own
terma ai low M $1.00 a week, and to .how you how we place our wnole eatabliah
ment back of this wonderfully perfect machine rithout the least ??*???. we
offer it to you on 30 day. Trial in your own home Sew on it for 30 dayv t,ive
n any hard test you ran think of for 30 days. Camfare U g^ W?
any other machine. Then if you have not bern comunce.l that i is Aa 8t*
machine you everheard of. the most conven.ent the moat improved, iand rf the
low price? does not delight ><?u return the nuchine to ui. We will reh.nd
your depo.it so that the trial will nat cost you ane cent.
oo. mam i.r aaWai rou .hi. aflto a m awi ~? aadai a* m?h *wm to ? m ?? ??" Nartap
make ll ran.
?how much ?a*?*t i? "oiokIIIo Mo??_ent
i-ikn il lew
?how much eauai it it io um iii Jimiile Eiecief
than roui nnsei aailiot Ktew-.il?ef
?how much beliai lt n >o "?'* a Roiair Spool
Pir tbat kiw thrert hom bteikiot oi lifht
tninf
?how _?ch maie otnimanul in Fiench-lfi -??
?is- an. _?ile*? taeaaat . ? '
-how nuch mota con-?niant n ll '? ha?e aa
Aut.mit'c Tention *el-a?. Autom.nc Lock
:n? diwen. aa Impr?14 Haal Laich. a Ball
that ie?. i comt? oil, aad a I t-?m Inw-uce
Po'kv acaiuat ftxi kind ol uanUo'.
So Come and See The FREE
tomorrow and take it home with you
Griffin Furniture Co., Inc
810-812 King Street.
King Street Real
Estate for Sale
Fine Business property on King Street, centrally
located, frontage of 47 feet and a depth of 150 feet.
Buildings in fine condition. Rented at $75 per month
Price $10,000.
Thompson & Appich
107 South Royal Street, Alexandria, Va.
City and Suburban Propertiw. Stocka and Bonrti
An 8-room House
Hot Water Heat. Front and Back Porch.
At Braddock Station.
Thia houae haa' modern plumbing. fine cloaeta. larfe bathroom and pantry
electric lighta. city water. ircn fence with concrete columna. concrete cellar.Iartfe
windowa on all aidea. ?nd evtrythin? a peraon could want in a perfect auburban
home.
Easy Terms. Discount for Cash.
See Gco M Reynold*. near Braddock atation or let me know wheo it will
auit you to io. and I will take you to aee thia house.
F. L. SLAYMAKER
313 King Street.
If You Want a Good Medicinal Rye Whisky-ltie Right Kind?
WAKEFIELD RYE
ia what you want. Alao try aome of our line Imported Win- and Gin.
Lowenbach Bros.,
Corner King and Royal Streets
Capital $ 100,000. Surplus and profits $30,000.
United States Depositary. Depositary for the
state of Virginia.
Depositors afforded every facility for business,
security and accommodation.
Large and small accounts invited in both our
Commercial & Savings Departments
on grounds of absolutc safety and satisfaction.
OFFIC RS
Judge C. E. Nicol, Presideitw.
Wm. B. Smoot, Vice President.
John A. Marshall, Vice President.
T. C. Smith, Vice President and Cashier.
Funds invested for our customers. Details care
fully attended to for all. Call to see ua.
Drafts issued on all parts of the world.
Interest paid at three per cent in our Savings
Department.
Cottage Park
ADJOINING BRADDOCK HEIGHTS
AT BRADDOCK STATION
City Watar?Efectric Lights?Fire Protection
We offer for sale, at very reasonable prices
and on exceptionally easy terms, several
desirable and up-to-date homes, with large
'ots, in this choice sub-division, which we
cordialiy invite your inspection. Salesmen
will be on the ground every Sunday, or
inspection by appointment any time.
I LL HAM 8 CO., !NC,
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS.
1410 H Street Northwest, Washington, b, C.
Phone Main 2458.
Bep? tf
roUHD-Bfl AND KACHINI8TB
J.& H.Aitcheson
MACHINISTS AND ENG1NEERS
Agents
Gray Gasoline *Motors
Entfineer and Machinists' Supplies.
Pipe. Pipe Fittings. Valves. tfc.
Blacksmithing & Repairing
Promptly Executed.
Alexandria Iron Works
FOUNDRY, MACHINE. BLACK
SMITH AND STRUCTURAL
IRON WORK.
We make a specialty in repaira to
Gasoline Entfincs. Motorcyclea and
Automobiles.
We aolicit your ordera on all ktnds ol
Iron Work.
Bell Phone 59.
WASHINGTON OFFICB*.
514 Evana Buildmf. Phone Main|7324
Phone Taylor'sPharmacy
FOR A POUND
PAXKAGE OF
Chocolate Crispo
SIMPLY DELICIOUS
SPECIAL, -33c
DELIVERED PROMPTLY.
ADMIN'ISTR ATOH'S X O T IC E-Al
persons having elaims against the
estate ofJOSEl'II DREIFirs, deceased.
are requested to present the same, prop
crly authcntlcatcil. to tln* undersigneil,
aad all persous indebttxl to said estat
are required to make immediato pay?
ment R. H. CUX,
Serge?it Admr. of Joseph Drsifus, deo'd.
oeCTlOl
General Insurance Agency.
Laurence Stabler
Room No. 4. Burke tf Herbert Bldf.
The <<>m|.:ini.-s repraeented i" this
offlce hesrt _wta or over 91O0fl0 ?
Among otbera bj?:
Hartford Fire Insurance Co.
Liverpool V London tf Globe.
AZtnx Insurance Co.
Northern Assurance Co.
Springneld Firc tf Marine.
1 rompt attention given toadju.stiiient
of lossesand all m.ilters connected witb
RICHARD H. WATTLES
Manufacturer oi
FERTILIZERS
0FFICF. ANP STOKK*": ?HI? N. ROTAI.ST.
Dealer in Hardware. Painta, Agricul?
tural Implemen ts, Vehiclea.Harneaa.
Field and Garden Seed*.
WAREHOrSKfl. SOfTH INIO.V HTItP.KT, OS
I.INK OF HOr/THFRN KAII.WAT.
Also Grain, Hay, Straw
andallkindsof MillFeod
Will always keep in Htock thc highest
grade of these articles.
VIRGINIA?In the Clerk's Offlce ol
Corporation Court of the City ol
Alexandria, on tho 3d dav of "ctober,
1010.
Deiey A. Craoka re. KimerE Oreokft in
cbancery.
Memo. The ohjeet of this suit is to ob
tain for the complainant an absolute di?
vorce from the defendant on the ground
of willfnl de.tcrtiou and al-andonmcnt
for b period of more than three years be
foro the bringing of thia suit, and for
general relief.
Itappearing by an affidavit filed in
this cause that the defendant, Elm< r E.
''rooks. i* a non-resident of tbia
State: It is Ordered, That said defendant
appear here within hfteen days after due
piiiilieation ofthis order. and do what Ib
MOOBBaiTtOprotOCtbis interest in this
suit and that a eopy of this order t>e
forthwith inserted in the Alexandria Oa
zette, a newspaper publishcd in the < itv
of Alexandria, once a week for four suc?
cessive weeks, and posu-d at tbe front
door ofthe Court House ofthis city.
<*. copv?Tbbte.
NEVJELL 8, O?_SNAWAY, Clerk.
Fred'k P. RowcU, p. .. ecM w.w-tu
BUILDING MATERIAL_
[ESTAULISHKP UBL]
Henry K. Field &Co.,
Baeeeaaen t >
JOSt'AII 11. IV SMOOT.
LUMBER and MILL WORK
OF ALL KINl'S.
Lumber. Cement and Plaster.
Office and Yard IU>Y. I'nion street.
Factory No. 111 K. I>oe street.
Material Delivored FREE in the eity.
I AM OFFERING FOR SALE EXTRA
FANCY
BRISTOW CREAMERY BUTTER
38c Pound.
I guarantee every pound to give satis?
faction. Fresh and Smoketl Meats,
Groceries and Farm Products *>i all
kinds. Telephono ordors given p empt
attention. Free delivery.
F. C. PULLIN,
Corner Queen and Royal stre. t
'Phone, Uelli85L,|Home S7\S.
lyis iy_
W. A. Johnson & Co.,
N. E. Corner Cameron and Royal Streets.
WHOLESALE GROCERS
General Commission Merchants
and deaiers in
ALL KINDS OF LIQUORS.
Have on hand (iibsons XX. XXX,
XXXX and l'ure Old Rye,Old Cabinet,
and Monograin Whiaklea; also llaker's
and Thompaoa'a l'ure Rye Whiaklea, t<>
; whi.-h thev invitc the attention of tho
: tr.id?-.
Orders from tha country for incrchan
di.s.. shall receive prompl attenttoa,
Conaignmenta w Plour, Qrain nnd
Countrv Prodiiee aollelted, tot whieh
thev ?rtarantee the hlghost?:irkct prlwa
and preaap returast
Otterburn Lithia and Mag
nesia Springs
WATER
Greatest known Water for Dyspep
aia. Indig'estion. Kidney and Liver
Trou_les.
Lcading Physicians endor.e it and tes
tify to its (freat mcrit.
Frank Warfield,
. - Tarnrictigt _______
John Ahern & Co.,
Corner PHbm and t ounner.'.' StreeJ
WHOLESALE V RETAILGROCER
and dealers iu
PURE WINES AND LIQUORS.
Cot?try practaee reeelved daib Oui
stoek of Flain and Fancy Oroeeriea em
braeea ererythlnii to be had In tius line.
We holil largely iu l nited States bond
ed warehouaeand earry la atoek ranou?
brands ofthe best
PURE RYE AND MALT WHlSKIEb
niade. Have also in store aupwdor gradi
of Fofeign and American
WINES. ALES. BROWN STOUT. Uo
Satisfaction Guaranteed as to Pricaiet
QtuUity.
Purt Food Store.
You Can Economize
By buying FLOUR by the barrel. Ycur
clioice of the following leading brands at
$6.00 Per Bbl.
Table Belle.
Senator.
Superlative.
Premium
We guarantee every ounce of the above
brands to give entire satisfaction.
PURE FOOD STORE.
St. Asaph and Oronoco Streeta.
FORTHEBESTDESSERTS
Order Bloch's
PIES. CAKES ANO PASTRY
Your family and gBMtl will apprcei.-uc
their lich (XMM made ll'iwr. Speeial
orders will have our prompt attention.
H. BLOCH
Both Phones.
Electric Lights,
Do you appreciate tlie comfort,
coiivi-ni' il ?;-. Mfet) .i,l ceonomy
ol ?B?lie light-'
Fali is hcrc 9oA wiDter with its
long night cioee K band, elec
tric lights are not a luxurybut n
neccssi'.y. They add cheer in
thc dining room; make reading,
-ewing and the like more pleas?
ant. The control of the light is
instan?ncous, no matches rc
? ?uired, oo eleauing rci'tiircdand
no odor.
Why not wire \our home now
before < old weatber sets in.
Call on us for particulars.
Alexandria Electric Co.
924 KING STREET.