Alexandria Gazette from Alexandria, Virginia • Page 3

JULY? 1903. LOCAL NEWS. Sun rises tomorrow at MO a. ra. end nets m.

Hiuh water at a. ra. and m. Wkathki: this sec? tion -imutrs tin- afternoon, probably ooo linaing tontohf vorm. viiri.il?!? wiml-.

Person- leaving the city for the sum? mer or for any length of time can have the Genette mailed to them for tea cent? a week. The Excursion Season. The excursion season is now at its zenith, and the boats are running con? tinuously day and night. The crowds donna, both white and colored people availing themselves of the facilities olfered for long or short rides on the river or hours of enjoyment at the various resorts. The steamer Jane Moat ley arrived here this morning from Washington loaded to her guards with colored excursionists.

Her three decks were packed, as were also her aoloona, A large number boarded the steamer here, and by the time the gangway plank was pulled to the wharf tho crowd WM so dense that it was almost impossible to move about on the steamer. It re? minded one of a swarm of bees on the limb of a tree. In some parts of the boata the hurricane deck was packed nearly as close aa figs in a The excursionists were bound for Leonardtown. The now runs on reduced speed and and it was doubtless late in the evening before it reached the little town on Breton'a Hay. It will probably be day light tomorrow before the crowd can be returned to Washington.

Disorder on Excursion. When the excursion steamer Hiver Jileen landed at the Cameron street wharf, in this city, yesterday afternoon, between 6 and 7 o'clock, anegro named Benjamin Hughes, who lives here, was put oil'on account of a difficulty he had withsomcof theexcursion party. Hughes and a special polictman on the boat, a negra, engaged in a heated dispute. when suddenly the latter drew a revolver and fired at Hughes 'but failed to hit him. Lieut Smith and Officer Mayhugh boarded the boat and endeavored to lo? cate the man with the gun, but they were UnaUCCessful.

The excursion party went to Notify Hall, opposite this city, and the boat made several trips during the day, carrying a large number ol colored people from this City. There were several incidents on the groundsjdiiriiig the day. one of which was when Prince George's county, constables raided a crowd who were playing crap and took the captives to the Upper Marlboro LewisCarrington, a well-known colorili individual of this city, was also landed in jail tor disorderly conduct toward the committee having the excursion in ohara'C Police Court Notes. The c.t-es? On the docket the l'olite Court this morning were of no special John Tiioma- Daria, colored, bad been arrested by Officer charged with dowelUng from the I'nitetl Btates atoamer Nevada. The arreol waa made on a notification dated duly sent here from ihe Department produced discharge dated -lune 29, 'flu? released the accused on bis own recognisance, and the Navy Depart? ment be notified of the fact that Davis boa the discharge.

A colored iutlividu.il named Waehing tmi wa- lined for disorderly conduct. Be had made a singular demand upon a ooiored woman on whom he had no in insisting that abe clean a pair nf trousers tor him. Two lodgera were accommodated at the bouse last night. Fatal Accident. Isai'ibJ.

Bland, of Cherry Hill, Fair? fax county, an employee on the govern? ment lg Triton, was fatally injured yesterday at Indian Head proving grounds. I'land and a gang of men were on a motor ar which had another car attached. The trailer was uncoupled and Bland ban the impression that it had been stopped. Be jumped down on the track from the motor car without looking the rear. The moving trailer crushed him to tin tra'k before he could move.

Mie men immediately raised the ear and the dying man placed aboar 1 the tug to be taken to Washing? ton tor medical aid. The unfortunate died on the way and the body was placed on the whart and remain? ed there until nearly ti o'clock. By that time friend? of the dead man on the tug and at the navy yard employed an undertaker to take charge of the re? mains ami have them sent to Cherry Hill. Narrow Escape. rough-roll-and-tumble manner in which the visitors to St.

Asaph enter certain north bound electric trains ht the evening is often commented upon. Some of this chi- paaMBgen don't wait tor the train to stop in their eager in? to board the ears, and a narrow es? cape from a latal accident yesterday may throw a damper upon the unnecessary haste so often displayed The train which lett lure at was about to stop at St. Asaph and the crowd the platform made the usual pell meli rash and attempted to board the cars before they came to a stop, when a man fell between the motor car and the trailer. A friend was close enough grasp him by the arm and hold him above the rails until the train stopped. Tin? scene almost unnerved some people who expected to see the man run over nnd killed.

Will Veto the Resolution. Mayor Simpson has announced his intention to veto tho resolution recently passed by the City Council appropriat? ing $600 to gravel a SO feet roadway on Franklin street troni Washington to Alfred, a distance of two The resolution was Introduced by Mr. James IfcCuen in the Common Council and vas referred to the committee on streets w-ho inaile a favorable report which wa adopted by both boards. The liayor Mra In? tails to see the utility of apead on the two until proper and gutters are constructed. Should the purposed expenditui math and at any futuro time more atble repaira be contemplateti to the it woultl be that the 1690 kad virtually expended in a in uiauucr.

Death of Old Resident. Jame- King, ohi ami well-known citizen, dieti at his home GU north street atan early hour this morning. Tho deceased was 73 years old. He leaves a widow and four ami two and Arthur King and Mra. Jennie Devaughn and Mrs.

Mary Hums. He also leaves two Selecman and Mis. I'liderwotid. Mr. King was a native of county, but had lived in Alexandria for the past half a century.

For many years he was an employee at the lumber yards. He was a quiet and good citizen, and was respected by all who knew him. Fire Alarms. The alarm of fire about two o'clock this morning was caused by a slight blaze a small frame hou-e near the old canal basin. Tbe fire was soon ex? tinguished and the damage was slight.

The alarm of fire shortly one o'clock this afternoon was caused by a slight blaze in a house on Henry street, between King and Prince. The llames were soon extinguished and the damage was slight. Struck with a Rock. Mr. Robert Dove, the huckster, while on Duke street, near Payne, yesterday evening, was struck on the right side of the head with a rock thrown by a lioy named Davis who ran after committing the act.

Mr. Dove's head was painfully cut. He says the youth wantonly threw the rock at him. The Elks' Parade. Most of the members of Alexandria Lodge of Elks went to Haltimore today to participate in the parade in that city.

A large number ol Alexandrians who are not members of the order also went to the monumental city to witness the pageant ami the pyrotechnic display to? night. Robbed of Their Team. Charles K. and Loui- P. Kellar, liv? ing near GrOM Boada, report that they were up on the road to Cabin John Bridge last night ami rob? bed of their team.

The robbers made no attempt to take anything from the persona of the brothers. Personal. Mr. Peter Vf. Simpson is visiting at Colonial Peach.

Mr. George Lahew and family It-It to? day for a visit to Richmond ami subse? quently to the mountains of Virginia. LOCAL BREVITIES. People living on south street, mar Wilkes, are still complaining of the practice of dumping refuse in the aquare running east on Wilkes street to tbe river. sorts of trash as well as vege? table matter is cast there, and the nuisance now extenda to the east building line of Leo street.

yoang anao who gave hia luune aa Georgi ami hi- age si 20, hailing ft. kfassa taken i at Um comer Cameron ami Colutnhaa atreel this morning. Ifsyor eimpson had him aent to the Alexaii? tlria Hospital, "Las) Day ehris tion science and hypnotism will the asr uhiii topic of Evangelist Lee S. Wheeler at tin? Searchlight Tent, on south Alfred slrrct, near Wolfe, tonight The Virginia Stan defeated the Old Do" minions the lair grounds yesterday by of 8 to 6. Tuey s-Uw defeated Onsen Guards Monday by a aoon of 8 to 2.

A colored employes of the Alexandria Fer? tilizer and Chemical Company twelve at one sillinir yesterday. The paMry was purchased from Charle- Watkin-. In the Corporation Court today If. T. Dwyer appointed guardian of bla brother, Edmund Dwyer.

Tailors, trout and watermelon- will be for aale lo market tonaorroai Mr. poliert ClaUD lie; fried chilli-, SUC deviled crabs, IOc; soft shell eraba, regetable aonp be, every day at c. 11. Zim? merman's. Ill-W-f Very Cure of Diarrhoea "About six years ago for the first time in my life I had a sudden and severe attack of diarrhoea," says Mrs.

Alice Miller, of Morgan, Texas. "I got temporary relict, but it came back again ami again, and for six long years 1 have -uttered more mi-cry and agony than I can tell. It wa- worse than death. My husband hundreds of dollars for physicians' prescriptions and treatment without avail. Finally we moved to Bosque county, nur present home, and one day I happened to see an advertise? ment of Chamberlain'sColif, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with a testini miai of a man who had been cured by it.

The case wa- so similar to my own that I concluded to try the remedy. The result waa wonderful. I could hardly realize that 1 was well again, or believe it colili! be so after having suffered fong, but that one bottle of medicine, costing but a cents, cure inc." For gale by Richard Qibson, Catarrh of the Stornarti. When U-y WO-MCti is overloaded when food is taken thai fidi? todigeat, it (le? divi and iiitlanue the neeooi membrane, posinK the nerves, and the rlsndi to secret mucin, Instead the natural Juice? of dieeeton. This is called Catarrh of stomach, hy indigestion.

Doctor? and medicines failed to bencl.t until 1 Mjd Dyspepeia R. Rbea, Orppsll, Tas Hold by Leadbeater RVA.UiHti'H SERVICES AT VILLAGE Gibbon Alexandria, F.VKItY TUE8D4 at Ro'clock hy Principal Subjects By esperi? call, conversion and reoeivlng the llolj UboH. By Revelation- or decline nnd dark eulf. By spoken in liim by Christ. Willing tO go far and mar to deliver the DMSsag? whenever he may be desired.

Addn BOO Prankna Va. AGES G8 -l'atholic agents, at Pope I en XIII only edition ritten hy the Pope order by Hon-? dgnor O'Beillr endorsed hy entire Catholic Hierarchy price (3.50; large colored iwrtrait H.0? to subscribers. Agent? terms; Immense demand; outfit free. II N. ith street.

tt FOU NK'KKLI'LSTKI? -How CASKS AND COUNTER? WARFIELD HALL. qr Prince and Fairfax Bj Sea will Aaaph rJ" Crabs and 8-oft Crabs, W. I. FOR SALE OR RENT. Farm knows "ROSE For particular- eall at the mansion, on Iba Telegraph Road, (bur Mile? west ot Alexan? dria.

MARGARET K. ATHERTON. jly.Otf l.W BOAP, Boaaetbiai new, try? ('. MILBURX. CAKOL1XA BEAD RICE for salehy J.

C. MILLI KN. MF.IHCINAL. ItroiidillolJslil Alexandria People Receiv? ing the Full Benefit. There have ban many ease- like the fol? lowing in Alexandria.

Kvery one raSKtSStha experience effseplews know. These plain straightforward Statements will do much to? ward relieving the suturing of Sieh testimony he read interest many people. run Keniani Brady, of lis north Payne "Km -p? I left the army I bad attacks of doll ashing my loins aud a feeling of listlessneas and uneasiness akin to nervousness which prevented HM frmn remaining long in one When these attacks were at their night I was constantly twisting and irning in bed and a eeweeq-eace 1 anx? in the morning utterly devoid of energy. It occurred to BM after reading sonic statements I loan's Kidney Pills in my Alexandria papi ti.at they might help and I sent for a DO! to 8. I.ea.ilieater A Son's drugstore.

Taking them as directed they did more good in a shorter snare of time than anything I ever used. To all sullenrs annoyed with pain in hack or kidney trouhlc in any form know oif nothing better to try than 1 Kidney Pills. Tor sale hy all dealer-. Price 50 cent? box Fostcr-Milhiirn N. adeageutsht Um United states.

EUaeember the DanM Doan'l and take no other. TKLKQKAPHIC IIUKVITIKS. The monument erected over the re? mains of Henry Clay, nt Lexington, Ky waa struck by lightning last night, and the head of the statue on the top of the monument was knocked to the ground. breaking the nose and one ear. The premature explosion of giant Bre cracker at Chicago, caused the death hist evening of William Italiani, 10 vean old.

A ickerexploded in his righi hand, mod blowing off the thumb and index anger. There no medical help in the viciniti- san Bsllard hied death. cruise of the New York Tschl Clllh ends today with a run from Cottage to Newport where the Meet will 11 hind. The Reliance, Columbia and Constila tion will then begin the series of contesi-, to s-h et the cup defender, William Qowcraft, aged 23, diisl at Amster? dam, today fron lockjaw resulting from the burning of his left hand hy a blank cartridge wad on Julv 4th. was in the act ol'handing a toa companion when the cartridge exploded.

George Hankinaou seed P. was instantly killed bj the premature explosion of dyna mite bomb while witnessing a dis? play at an Italian picnic id Middlel.Olli, last nielli. side of his body was blown pieces. I'. Shearer, a railroad Bagman, killed by an express train at Pranklin, l'? this morning, lie ha.

I gone hack to (lag the In and tell asleep. John Galon, an aged fonner. near Joliet, in a lit of anger, caneca by a dispute over hU daughter-in-law, and his John Galon, Tweed ay. Shamrock III. and Shamrock I.

went out for another spin oli Sandy Hook. Tin- wire very favoiahle for a L'ood race. Hon. Wayne ktaeVeagh. who i- to repre? sent Venezuelan claims before th? I lamie ar hiiratii.il from Hen York fat Southampton todsj PORBIOM XKWS.

Tbe United 8Utea governmeot boa carried appeal for the extradition of Jona and Benjamin D. Green, who charged with complicity with Captain Ober lin M. Carter in Savannah harbor frauds, to the higher English Courts, EnglUh tobacco retailers this morning re the iiiiiiniiiieeiiieiit that all Aawricon cigsrettea with tin exception of sweet Caporal had been advanced t'u'iy per coat. In price. Germon atee! trust, dallar the Amer? ican corporation, i- being fon.I In Berlin with capitalization of 1125,000,000.

ruppe have Joined tbe -elicine. uni r. -As the belting in which Mamie Daria, of Brook? lyn, had been caught in a laundry at street, Manhattan, whirled In around, at an early hour ye-terday morn? ing, other women in the place and -ome of them (hinted. When the machinery was finally atoppedand tbe i-19 years of extrica? ted, it was found that -he wa- aerioosly, if not fatally injured. The machinery is operateti by power, which i- connected by means of pulleys and beltf.

The main pulley, about four ami a half feet in diameter, i- mar the rear windows. The I girl opened one of the windows ami waa waiting away when the wind Mew her dre-s against the rapidly moving pulley belt. In an instani -he waa pick the tloor and whirled around pulley. She acreamed and tir more women employes in the place rushed from the building. of the employe fainted before ahe reached the door and narrowly escaped being trampled on by the rest of the women.

A man in the building ran to the basement ami turned off the power. The girl, it was-aid, had been whirled around about times on the pulley before the machinen -topped. After a hasty examination a physician agid that ihe Davis girl would probably die, Both her legs and her orma are believed to be broken, Shell also, ii said, internally injured. A negro tramp who attempted aault Miases Thursto-n and elementa at Centralia, a suburb of Richmond, arreetcd mar here ami lodged in jail in The Mark? Cicoriretown. July M.VYol.s OFFICE, Alexandria, will loft Maina two years will office (be temprai of Tin: (i rv foi lria July 22, IMI will received at thi th? NIGHT SOIL OF from August l-i, 1903.

All propesola aunmft t-I mbjjtei to the provision- ofthe city laus on tin? and tin- iiiii-l make arraiiKeinciits foi diiiiMisal beyoad alty limits. All inii-t aeeomnanicd hy a check or deposit dollars, ill opened at noon on FRIDAY, 31, IMS.The right onj and all i- WWII I and the contract will mil? tin? amount oflered i- in keeping with the profit? sod privilege which follow it. TermaCosh. GEO. L.

SI.MI'S???, Mayor. 1 lU'VESanilAlTICOTS for Rale Ly MII.HITRV CXOVEK HILL BUTTER for oak by C. MILBURN, CHOICE SI'GAB CUBED HAMS and Breakia-t small just reo-ived by J. C. MILBURN 01 I rceavedhy J.

WILBUR? io boxea Choice CKEAM l'ili I Mil.HI CAPE I to day, 'v J. C. MILBURN. limi NEW EVABOBATED Al'B CuTaJ jiw received by J. C.

MILBURN DRY Washington's Favorite Store. Business Hour- Open -attardavi till 8 o'clock Summer Furnishings. Matting China "7 Se 'piality yard. I J.iiutle-s China Itaatin imall patterns; (raaiity for in? aid I VC Window Screens. Ute Winde? Bercene.

18 inches high; 1 Cr opens to 34. inches. aches high 1 opeaotoMJ inches. I v. Mosquito Canopies.

Best Net Wit! cord and complete yards for rBaetOO in-lit) The reen poors for. Screen Poors for. Poor- for 11 Sereen Door? for fi.s Bcreea for Bring the rim of poor door. Lansburgh BroM 420 to 420 Hoventh Street, I). C.

Monetary ami Commercial. Ne? York. -'-'-The market opened active and irregular, fractional re? actions followed the estrame high hut stocks were wellaheorbed at the cono and prices showed more confidence than in some time. WHOLESALE! PRICE- IN ALEXANDRIA near Extra. 2 75 a 3 15 Family.

3 7.5 400 Poney branda. 4i0 a 450 Wheat, longberry. a 080 a 070 0 72 a 075 Dampaad lough. 060 a 070 Corn, 001 a 065 I. OiiO a 0(13 060 a 001 Corn Meni.

07:1 a 0 75 Itve. 05S a 066 Oats, mixed, new. White, 060 a OSS Elgin Prim Ol? a 090 Virginia, paikril. OU a 0 Choice Virginia. is Common to middling.

a on Eat. 017 n- (ht a 12 Spring 0 10 a 0 10 Potatoes, bash. I a 100 New i.l?1. 380 a 500 Onions, jsr baaabel. 0-90 a 000 DriedCherriea.

ou a Oli Green Apples, Dried 0 3 a 0 5 Peaches, jmt box. a 00 June Apples, per bbl. 078 a Dried Tea. pealed. I' a Oil Bacon, eeuutrj 11 a 16 augor-enred boma.

144 a ifil Batehera' ham-. a ti lireakf.i-l Olli a 0154 shotiM? 010 a lt'-j ahoaMen. DON a OOi'J Dry Salt ride? 00 a 0 lo Ka? backa. 0004 a BsUiea. 0091 a 010 Smoked 011 a 0 12J -idee.

0101 a on Veal Calves. 0 5 a rt Lomba. 0 a Lord. 000 a Smoked I'll a 018-1 4 a 460 mi A. 100 a -Ko Coaaf.

-laudani A. 4 Granulated. a 5oo Coffee? Bio I 012 laGuayra. Oil a Old Iti a 02? Mola-a- li. S.

0 Oll C. "17 a 033 1 0 Bice. 01? 038 sili (.. A. 055 a 000 0 75 1 15 Turk's Island.

Uhi a 100 unwashed. 0 19 091 Washed 034 a Menno, unwashed, 0 17 I Do. arsshed 033 034 Herring, Eastern per bid. 1 Potomac No 900 Potomac family roe. 400 a 480 Do.

half barrel 300 338 Potomac Shad. tino a Mackerel, -mall, per No.3medium. 1800 a 1360 No. 2. 1600 a 1700 Plaster, groarnd, per ten 460 a 600 Ground in boga.

600 Lump. 360 a 3 75 Clover Seed 7 25 Timothy. I 340 Hav. 21 no a B00 Cut 1300 Old proci Meal. 3100 a Cottonaeed Meal.

3000 a 3700 AND JEW! 7 o'clock, For 10 Days Rings AT Attractive Prices. IO Per Cent. Off Combination Of Diamonds, Emeralds, Enbies, Sapphires and Opals R. ACTON BON. FOUNDERS AM' MACHINISra.

J. IIKSOX, practical tucsmnen noi? RKB8. B-Qdeti of? MARINE STATIONARY EHGHTE BlacksinithirjR snd Bteani Fitting. Engi? Machin: si. sorts mill workand thai connected with brtca work promptly eseeatei Bspairlag prompt Ufi Kin-street.

Alexandria, Va. WH. S. MOORE, MACHINIST. IRON AITO POUND? ER, SIIIPSMITil (OLDDOMIMOX WORKS) South Desea Alexandria, Will furnish and repair al! kinds of Ms rhinerv, Iron and Bra? Wrought -nrlCut Pon Mill Work, Ship and and k.m.M.t shone, DoUceand iapMumuahle prices.

The highest mark, Wrr.n.h, Cast Iron, pr.i-, upper IS LOW Eh -Bert Botti 1.1 DRY GOODS. 10th, Daring the heated term the will clone at Be ta relay at 1. 7,500 Yards of Printed Batiste Lawns At the Yard Instead of 15c. lyi'. placa on counters this morning a lot of beaatira) Priatod Lawns at less t'nan half th? renier Every yard la af pneoctiaa.

The ilealgna eover vitv road variety nf tlora! well the mort: conventional figures, scrolls, stripes, Ac, in largo arti-tic The alou Is very smooth aad line, and the are absolutely new and psrfoot. We porchased them at aeoaeeanea in price, which enables us to t.iter sume at lite the Yard. Regular Price, I6fr Main We Also Offer Three Part Pieces Silk-and-woot Crepe de Paris at $1.00 Yard. He.liiceil from $2.50 Thin hihI very fashionahlt? fabric lends Itaelf admirably to draping, tuck? ing, plaiting, Ac, ami the eoleaa are blue, block and gray, lloelmd with white. DO Quality for Main Furniture Repaired and Reupholstered.

We will not only repair and reupholater furniture. Inn also store the same until fall, returniog it quita raaswod, fresh and Prices are the vorj lowest aoaaanesJ with the qoolity of our work. Very attractive prices are also offered on varimi- linea of handsome, stylish and of which you have the eboios. lotion artistic designe. Mer? ci rized and Mental eltiti-, Si I.on.

$1.25, $1.75, $2 Yard. Plain in silk and cotton umire effect, for furniture, dropcriaa and pillow conn. Exquisit.ilorlnga cardinal, vert aad Best do Marry. Opsjolal Yard, Silk Gobelin for heavy furniture, eighteen als patterns in medium and larga noto! Migas, Special friii', a Yard. Our man ill call and giro on all inet of cabinet Sad upholstery work.

Second Woodward Lothrop, 10th, 11th and WASHINGTON. D. C. EXCURSIONS. MACCABEES -ANNTAL Excursion.

River View, Friday, July 24. boll, Woltsiag Contest (see prism iu Actoa'a window). Orili by Isdiea of the Maccsbeea ami uniform Bonk, of the Maccabees, of Washington? Boat- Lav Heed's Wharf u. and m. Tickets 25c.

Chlltlren iunior 12 free. MACCABEES. jlytaet Quality Established Our. Reputation. Soft Shell, i Deviled, Steamed Hard Shell CRABS.

Oysters and Clams In All Styles. jRAriMEL'S RESTAURANT. Bell Phone Iff. Home Phone'63. rionticel.o Claret, Cynthiana and Norton's Virginia Seedling.

THOMAS LANNON, Cor. Camerou and Pitt 8t. EASTERN DISTRICT OP VIRGINIA. In the mattet of Qeorgs W. In Ilankruptcy.

Oil thU 8th day of July, A. 1903, on re-ding the peutton of George W. Jones it is ordered by the Oanrt, that a hearing be had upon-use on the 90th DAY OP JULY, A. 1903. before said Court, at Alexandria, in district, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon; and that notice thereof he puhlinhed in the AlexandriaQasette, a newspaper printed iu said district, and that all known creditors and other person? in interest may appear nt the said time and pine? und if any they have, why the DtByer Of" the peti? tioner should not be panted.

And it further oJdered bf the Court, that the clerk "hall by mail all known creditors copies of petition and thi? or? der addressed them at their of tated. Witm-s the Honorable Edmund Waddill. art, and the thereof, at Alexandria, in said on the stliday of July, 1903. Attest GEORGE E. How HEX, Clerk.

By K. P. W. GARNETT. Deputy Cleric.

OK GENTLE WORK OR DKIVIN'i. HORSE ahout in year? Apply to WALKER, Ray, Alexan 3t JELLY GLASSES and Fruit Jar? for by J. C. MILRURM Swan Bros 424-426 KING STREET. mu-si Our annual Midsummer Clearance Sale is now at hand.

Prives an cut deep on summer goods, just at the time they are mostly needed. This opportunity is rare and should be taken advantage of promptly, in order to secure the beet hai gains of the season. Kverythintr will be found exactly its a.lvertisod, and are would suggest that you bring this list with you for comparison. HAIiK MEGim MONDAY MOKNfNG, JII.V SO. Covert Cloth Skirt-s, reduced iil.00 (divert Cloth 75c hlack Duck with white reduced to.

75o $1.35 White Duck Skirts with black reduced to. Ha $1.50 Blue Danish Cloth Skirts, rt- I daeed to. $3.00 Blue and Hlack Mohair Skirt-, reduced to. fett Small lot Crash Skirts, reduced to Small lot 50c Crash Skirts, to $1.00 Wash (Kimonas, reduced to. 59e $1.50 Silkaline reduced to.

50e Seersucker Underskirts, reduced to. Ut We Seewuckor Underskirts, reduced to. tic $1.00 Merccrir-ed Gingham Under? skirts, rcducetl to. $1.00 Lawn Wrappers, to. 85c 50c Colored Wash Waists, reduced to Ma Small lot Colored Wash Waists, soiled ami redamad to.

25c Small lot plain White l'iiderskirts, reduced from 00o to. Fine 124c Lawns, retlucetl to. 9c l'ine lOe Lawns, reduced to. Fine 8e Lawns, reduceil to. Three pieces pretty ttagj Pique, rc? ducetl from yard to.

Small lot $1.00 Linen faaad to. 60c Small lut fine White Waists, and mussed, rcducetl to 46e Ugbt Dram Oingham, yard tie Me Memorised Dress Qiagbams, re? duced yard. lUe One place flforad Hodraa, re? duced from Ut Uh? piece White Madia Cheviot, reduced to. Pine White Satin Da-task, redaced from Me yard to Lot Colorisi Satin Ribbon worth up to Md y-rd, ledaeei to. piece line White and Checked Dimity, otti? yard wide, rc.luc.sl from 12ioto.

Ten pices ofthe poesjlar black Checked Calico, all cheek? special pries. Ufa Tan ami white Dahlia re? tO. uu. io dozen Children's Colored Border Handkerchiefs, each. One bah-Heavy quality Cotton, and heuvy, apseisJ pries I.ot ol" Ladies' black and tan reduced to, pair.

-H. (im? h.t Ladies1 black Ribbed Hose, reduced to. of 25c Balbriggaa size only, reduced to, i-M. One lot children Ufa blaek rib only, reduced to, pair. Small lot Ladies' J.j,? Tai? II.

ducisi to, pair. Two White Prop Siiteli BOSS, size 7J, reduced to, line lot Ladies' White eii with hlack, reduced (Vmu to. Small lot lad.es' Summer Ribbed Unies reduced from 50x suit Jno Linen Window Shades, with pictures, each. I0e Felt Window Shades, with tilles, each. Ladies' 60c Colored Wash reduced to, each.

Hen's and Boys' Furnishings Reduced. One lot Men's Muslin Night (babes, siwe 17 and lSonly, rcducetl I'-iotn to One lot Hoys' Sweaters from 25e euch 19c One lot Men's Negliga -Shirt- with asperate eaaa, roduesd to. :j.v Oaa lot Men's BOo Colored Shirts with asperate ooUara, rsdnced to, each Oue lot Men's Working Shirts, all sizes, reduced from to. 35c All of IVter's Brotherhood Overall-, Coats aud Pants, reduced from each. Moo'a and Boy 50e Colored 81 reduced to.

Men's aad Boy's Colored rediiceil to. Beat Robber (Oliai- for men nini one lot Men's Fancv re? duced to, pair. One lot M.n's lu.y-' Light Mad tai Tim red seed Boya1 White aad Calorad siiirt- re? duced 11.00 to. Two dozen Nancy Hanks Pstsnl pendenraduoed from GROCERIES jSjff-Katiiiiay BeOS Rest. 5 Barrels Qosman's Ginger Ale 3 for a Quarter at Ramsay's.

"Chips That Pass in The at Ramsay's. Peerless Evaporated Cream. Q. Wm. Ramsay.

Imported Sardines, All Sizes Fisher Boy Mustard Sardines, Machonochie Herring, Silvocea Stuart's Kippered Soused Mackerel, New B. M. Lobsters, Canned Salmon. Q. Wm.

Ramsay. 44R. Boned Chicken, Potted 41 Turkey, Duck, 44 Tongue, 44 Ham 4-Dold" Deviled Ham, 44 44 Tongue 14 Veal Loaf; Rolled Ox Tongues, 3 Si 7.0* Boneless Pig's Feet, Compressed Cooked Ham, Roast Mutton, Cooked Corned Beef. Q. Wm.

Ramsay. A 5Iim Purse fc Fills a Large Basket We Breare the best the market produces and retail at nrices that hj When you buy groceries at Yat .1..: produco, retail at prices lieu are only made possible by our I quick-selling methods. "Little-and-often" proli big-aiid-otten" bargaine. Ask us to call or telephone kj we'll respond promptly. you like any ol' the loi- lowing Strictlv Eggs doz -j Elgin Butter, J.

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Ih I lleinz Bummer Pickles (Sweet). lile Helm Large Western 3 Split do. (Sour). I Sweet Mix a measure fe large assortment ol Vegetable Produce and Fruits fresh from the farm every day. Dragon Chop Tea is our private blend.

jk I C. R. YATES Groceries nnd Provisions. B.E.COB. DUKEAFAIKFAX IVI.

phone BCHOOLfl Episcopal High School A fitting School for Boys, eight miles from Washington, D. sod three from Alexaa Elevated and beautiful sitaatioi The year 23, 1908. For catalogue apply to the Principal, M. RLACKFORD.M. Alexandria, Va.

jytfl eodAtw Virginia NvtHimY Institute state Agricultural Me. AT IiLAt'KSIlI A A Southern Institute of Technology. instructor-. Thorough I equip? ped shop-, lahonitories at four hundred arres, gleam heatiag aad electric lights in dormitories. in AgricnTttire, Horticulture, Ciril, Mechani? cal and Engineering, and General Beiesiee.

snorter iiirses in Practical Agriculture had I'iai ti. Mechanics. Total.t afsesskm of nine assaths, laclad? in-? tuition atiese bear-, wsahiag, medicei attendi. shoul 1105.00. to about Next begins Sept.

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Ir. University of Virginia IT Is THF, of the School SWciii tin FREE TO VIRGINIANS In V-' Law, Medicine, Engineering. -CSsiflii begins 1'ilh l'or SCI logue address J. m. Page, iW lotaanrille, Va..