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The evening times., 1901-08-26
PARACHUTE FAILED TO WORK.
An Aeronaut Injured while Making
Descent Near Chicago.


CHICAGO, Aug 26-George Love had
thrilling experience last evening while
making a balloon ascension at Gardncr's
Park, eleven miles south Of the city
When he had ascended about 1900 feet.
Love decided % drop with his. parachute.
The device did not work properly. how
ever, and balloon and parachute began
TO make a rapid descent The balloon
then caught fire. The aeronaut finally
succeeded in getting the parachute part
or the way open, thus deadcning the fall
somewhat.
Love was picked up half a mile from
the park in a dazed condition and show
ing evidences Of serious internal injuries
He Is son Of the aerOuaut Donaldson
who was lost in Lake Michigan in 1874
after performing many feats which at
tracted national attention. The fathers
body was never recovered. Mr.. Love also
had brother and sister who were killed
within the last few years in a similar
manner The injured man was taken 10
the home OF his brother. William Love.
The evening times., 1901-08-26
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR WRECKED
A b. a. o. Train Leaves the Rails
Near BarnesviIIe. Ohio.

GAINESVILLE. Ohio. Aug. z5.-A Bal
timcre and Ohio special train OF eleven
coaches filled with knights TempIar on
their way 20 the COuciave at Louisville
from Pittsburg was Cerailed near here
early his morning
Running at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rate
the train struck team Of horses. The
engine left the track, dragging the cars
with IT,
MILO Francis, the engineer. Of Newark.
ONO was instantly killed. Fireman
Rosseon was perhaps fatally injured.
Several others Were slightly hurt
The wreck occurred IN a dense wood
four miles from town. A wrecgfna fr.l,-
was hurried 70 the scena-
The evening times., 1901-08-26
AWAIT AUTHORITY TO SIGN.
Cause OF Delay in the Execution of
the Protocol nt PeLin.

AhC AENASSoA NJ AthNAn
The State Department. has been advised
by W. ". RoCkhiu the United States SDe-
cial Commissioner at Pekin. that the sign
ing Of the protocol is being delayed by
the fact that the Chinese pIenip0tentiaries
are awaiting Instructions from the Court
directing them TO execute the instrument
The representatives OF the Powers are
all ready 10 sign and will do so as soon as
the Chinese have affixed their signatures
Authorization from the Emperor is daily
expected in PeSin.
Mr. RockhiH viii not leave the Chi
nese capital until the protocol has been
signed He Will execute the document
upon behalf of this Government. No fur
ther action has been taken by the State
Department iu the matter Of appointing
an expert to represent the United States
on the International Board At Shanghai
The department IS sounding the other
Governments TO ascertain their proba BILE
action in this matter.
The evening times., 1901-08-26
GATHERING AT LOUISVILLE.
knights TempIar Ready for the Con-
cIave Festivities.

LOUISVILLE. Aug. 26--PeopIe Of Lou
isville awoke this morning 70 the crash
NJ martial music and the tramp Of thou
sands Of Knights Templar. Every in
coming train brought scores Of Knights
from all parts Of the country and they
are stiH arriving in numbers. This after
noon the conclave festivities will be for
mally inaugurated, followed tonight by a
reception to officers and members Of the
Grand Commaudery Of Kentucky by the
Kentucky Communicates al the Kentucky
headquarters at the Custom House
A notable feature OF today wath the ar
rival OF Columbia Commandery. OF Wash
ington, accompanied by the United states
Marine Band. There promises 10 be a
record-breaking crowd in the city tomor-
TOW TO witness the couclave parade which
begins moving at 10 clock in the morn
ing.
Honolulu has its first delegate 10 anv
eOnclave. Grand Commander GHlIin. who
Travelled over 1000 miles
The evening times., 1901-08-26
a SCULPTOR ADJUDGED INSANE.
Robert KrnuSe. of boston. Taken to
Asylum

BOSTON. Aug. 26-Robert Krause. a
sculptor. has been adjudged insane and
taken 20 the asylum at Danvers- The
cause Of his condition was his inability.
through lack Of money TO complete work
which he had in hand. his now cracked
and ruined "BeIshaZZer-"
RraUSe was born in Zeulenroda. Ger
many. In 1850. and began work rs a boy of
fourteen as stone and wood carver.
When he was twenty-five years old, ne
went to Rome 10 study. He took first
prize in the Royal Institute OF Fine Arts,
then but recently founded. for his statue
The Puritan" He lived for a time in
Philadelphia and New York before coming
To- Boston
The evening times., 1901-08-26
SAID TO HAVE BEEN LYNCHED
GeOrEiHns Take an Offending Negro
Into the SwHmps.

MACON, Ca. Aug 26.-The police have
been Informed THAI Henry Stewart. a ne
gro hackman, Of this city, has been
Iyuched
Stewart, 1t is said, went into one OF the
suburbs and insulted young white wom-
an Some Of the men in the neighbor-
hood pursued him and il is reported that
they We're seen early today with the ne
gro bound. going IN the direction Of the
sWamus
The evening times., 1901-08-26
INsULAR AFFAIRS DISCUSSED.
Civil Government in the Philippines
md Porto Rico Coffee.

Secretary Root today had @ long con-
ference with Colonel Edwards Chief Of
the lusUlar Division IN regard TO iusular
matters and gave particular attention 10
the progress Of civil government in the
Philippines as shown II recent cable
grams from Governor General Taft Sew
eTaI minor matters affecting civil admin
is'rati0n were disposed Of and Secretary
Root viii soon take Up the subject Of a
general civil government in the islands
Cuban affairs We're also discussed at
some length Secretary Root was inform
cd tnat the report Of the board which met
IN Havana and adopted a revised Cuban
tariff had been sent 20 Colonel Bliss for
examination for the purpose Of ascer-
tanning II II Will produce the revenue de-
sired by General wood for the admins
tratiCu or the Cuban Government II II
is found by Colonel Bliss that the rev
enue viii be adequate the new tarin Will
probably be- promulgated without delay
The Cuban Chamber Of Commerce at
Havana has protested 70 the United
States against the prospective impOrta-
ton into Cuba OF alleged Porto RicaE
coffee Tho following protest just re-
Ccived al the War Department was ca
bled from Havana 10 the President and
by him referred 90 the War Department.
Free trade between the United States
and Porto Rico has brought about the
importation into that island Of foreign
c0ffees which will come 20 cuba on fav-
0rable terms through the different tariffs
thus impairinE the customs receipts. dis
creditlug the Porto Rican coffee and
damaging commerce. To avoid this i'm
morality and I'm defence OF the diversity
Of interests thus created the Chamber Of
Commerce respectfully requests that you
order without delay the amihcation of
duties on coffee from ali countries This
cable has been sent on receipt Of advice
that several cargOes Of Brazilian coffee
have been sent 10 Porto Rico from New
York which will be re-shipped here as
Porto Kican coffee"
Flynn's business College. Sth and X.
The evening times., 1901-08-26
SPENCER EDDY IMPROVING.
Of the Secretary of the Le-
cation Mt COnstantinOpIe.

Spencer Eddy, recently promoted TO be
Secretary Of the United States legation
IN Constantinople. has been quite in with
scarlet fever in that city, but is now con-
valesCent-
Advices 20 this effect were received at
the State Department today.
The evening times., 1901-08-26
PATRICK MALADY DYING.
Declares He Was Not Identified With
the Manchester Mnrtyr..

NEWARK, n j., Aug. 25-Patrick
halady- who was once sentenced in Eng
land 20 be hanged for alleged completely
In "A Fenian plot and who served ten
years In Portland prison, is dying here in
St Michaels Hospital
On his deathbed he declares that he had
no part In the plot Tor which the Man
chester martyrs" William PhIip Allen
Michael Larkin. and Michael O.Rrien
were executed by English law. He was
not even member of the Fouian organi-
zation at that time
His prison experience shattered his
health and his whole subsequent life has
been a constant struggle He returned 70
Newark three months ago For a while
he earned a living by selling books.
The evening times., 1901-08-26
NO BREWERY LOCKOUT.
A Report Denied by the United
States Association

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Aug. 26-N. W.
Kendall, Of the United States Brewing
Association, today gave out a statement
denying that concerted lockout OF brew
cry employees throughout the country on
even considered.
The evening times., 1901-08-26
HoIbein In Good Condition.

LONDON. Aug -F-HoIbtii. who az
tempted TO swim the English channel from
Calais To Dover Saturday night and who
abandoned the struggle after ne had been
about twelve hours In the water. and al
most lost his life. wires that he is as NJ
Is !. L..L.
The evening times., 1901-08-26
SO To HumaIC and Return via SO
PennSyIVnnfa Railroad.

Pau-Americau excursion VIII leave Washington
bv special train lt s O'Clock a. m. On August
o. Tickets good returning an aay train within
seven dgys, including date Similar excursions
September 8. n. t.. and z5. same rate on re-
ul4r trains August 81, september I and 9 ac-
count District Day.
The evening times., 1901-08-26
$40 Round Trip to- Buffalo, Ac- $40
count District Day. via Penn
syIVnnfa Railroad.

Tickets viu be sold August 81, September and
2 valid for return until September Q, inclusive.
al rate Of so round trip Good on all trains
Double daily service OF vestibuled trains.
The evening times., 1901-08-26
ShOrt-Term Bonds Purchased.

The Secretary Of the Treasury this
morning purchased $4,000 per cent short
term bonds ut 1881
The evening times., 1901-08-26
Rockville Fair opens Tomorrow.

The only cars carrying passengers direct to
the main gate Of the Rockville Fair Grounds are
those 81 the Washington and Rockville Railw.y
Company. Ample facilities Quick RUS. See
advertisement
The evening times., 1901-08-26
MAY SUCCEED LORD HE7sCHEL1
StrathcOna Mentioned for ,ae joint
High Commission.

MANCH ESTER Aug 26-The Guard
dian" understands that Lord Strathcoua
and Mount Royal, the Canadian Commits
sioner TO Great Britain, Sin probably
succeed the late Lord HerscheI as head
OF the British members on the Joint High
Commission
The evening times., 1901-08-26

Bright kiIn-drfed Boards. Si-25 per
100 ~. IT,, at 9th ST. and New York ave
The evening times., 1901-08-26

Boards. BoardS. ROardS. St-25; kiln
dried and best inches. Liobey 4 Co
The evening times., 1901-08-26
Arrival Of the Trave.

NEW YOFE Aug 9.-Arrived: Trave
from Geoua. Naples ami Gibraltar
The evening times., 1901-08-26
Mr.. ROOT AT HIS DESK.
The secretary OF War Returns From
Long Island.

Secretary Root has returned from MS
vacation. spent chiefly with his family at
Southampton. l. l.
He was al his office in the War De
partment this morning and took up
number OF routine matters which accu-
muIated during his absence.
The evening times., 1901-08-26

SI-25 per 100 ft. for Boards, the best
kind only, by +. Libbey s. Co.
The evening times., 1901-08-26

Uniform thickness Boards. SI-25 per
100 IT,; best quality. too. 9th and \. Y ave-
The evening times., 1901-08-26

boards, SI-Z5. Best boards SI.25 per
I9o -, f., By Frank Libbey Co.
The evening times., 1901-08-26

FIynn's business College. Sth and X
Business. Shorthand. Typcwriting-SZ5 a year.
All one width Boards. SI.25; = inches
and bes;, At 9th and New York ave.
The evening times., 1901-08-26

To Old Point Comfort Norfolk. New
port News Virginia Reach, and
Ocean View Via the Norfolk and
Washington St'b't Co.'s Steamers.
The evening times., 1901-08-26

Any length BOHrds, SI.25, and one
widths inches LiJbey & Co.
The evening times., 1901-08-26

To BE BeEun in n Few
Days and Pushed Rapidly Beyond
BerNvyn. Nd--Thc Parties inicr-
ested in thc Proposed scheme
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-07-24
TO DEMAND AN INQUIRY.

Rear Admiral Winfield Scott Sohley
will demand q court of inquiry and will
also bring civil suit against the publish
or OF Edgar Stanton Msclsy's History
of the United States Navy" The suit
will be based on the allegations of cow
ardice iD the book.
Capt. Charles E. Clark, who COM
manded the Oregon in the Santiago
6ght, wss shown an interview in which
be was quoted as having said the
Brooklyn was struck By more pro.
jectiles than all the other ships put to-
gether during the Santiago battle, but
that be could not see how she could
have inflicted as much damage as Ad.
miral Schley stated. "Yes, [ said
that,n he replied. admiral Sohley
said, If correctly quoted, that the
Brooklyn had inflicted 5S per cent Of
the damage to the Spanish feet and re-
ceived "a per cent OF the damage sus-
tained by the American fset. She
certainly was in position to dc much
more damage than any other ship
of the squadron except the Oregon.
Bot as her battery wss not
so heavy ss that Cf the bat
tleship, / don't see how she could have
inflicted 80 much damage, that is, con-
oludiDg that she missed hitting as often
as ell did. An officer said The word
coward Ia worse than any accusation
made against Sampson by his enemies.
1t cannot be applied to Schley. There
is much talk about this loop made by
the Brookiyu. This much Is known,
the Brooklyn was 10 the worst of 1t and
fought battle to the credit OF her COM
mander and his men. Admiral Evans
mas opened the port. He has forced an
invsstig 10 justice to both men. By
American naval officers he Is regarded
as being friendly to Sampson, but the
Incorporate language in Msclay's book
on whi b cowardics is said to be openly
charged to Schley, was too much for
Fighting Bob TO endure, and a. risk,
of the displeasure of Secretary Long
and the President he has sought to
ring about definite end Of the whole
AFFAIR."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-07-24
THECONVENTION.

The committee on education OF the
constitutional convention has decided
to report against dividing the public
school fund between the two races In
proportion to the taxes paid by each.
This means that the negroes will not be
deprived OF educational facilities.
The suffrage convention yesterday
adopted a motion by Col. Smith, OF
Alexandria, providing for sub-oom-
mittee Senator Dauiel to be chairman
to prepare as soon as practicable q
franchise clause for submission to the
convention.
A resolution was adopted TO apprc-
oriate $500 900 for the erection OF new
peDientiary.
Mr.. Chapman offered q resolution
providing that only one commissioner
of revenue shall be elected in each
county, shall not succeed himself, and
that his iist OF property assessed for
taxation shall be posted in each msRis'
terial district 10 the county. The com.
missioners ere to receive salaries and
are to bs elected for q term of foul
years.
Delegate Petit. OF Fluvanus, pre-
sented the report OF the minority or
preamble and bill OF rights. The min
ority report is the Mason bill of rights
in its entirety, objection being made or
all amendments recommended by the
maj 1rity. The report was laid on the
table and ordered printed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-07-24

One lot BoyS Gray Balbriggsn Undershirts
ODe lot OF Boys SOC Colored Negigc Shirts
with two collsrs and pair cuff, No. Ia
only, redured o....."."."".... ~..-3oc eacn
One lot Ladies' Metal Bslts reduced
to &c each
One lot Lsdes' Light Lawn Wrappers,
sizes 32, "a, 36, 3s, 40 and AZ, only few
Of each size reduced from $1.00 TO Acc each.
One lot Ladies' Leather Belt, tsns and
blacks reduced from 25, so. and 75c
to 19c each
One lot Ladies' Fancy Gilt Belts. reduced
from Toe to..."..... .....3Sc esch
One lot Ladies' White Kid Belts reduced
from oUe to...s..-...... ..'......."'.ooc esch
We have just eleven psirs Ladies' White
Nursing Corsets, in No. % only, reduced
from 50c to.........--............ Boo pair
All our zoe summer Corsets reduc d
to 2 lc psir
We have several Kabo Bust P rfectots re-
ducsd from 81 90 to........-..... .......5Oc pair
One small lot dark green Window Shades,
with fringe and fixtures, reduced from Bic
to.............. .,..Z DC eacn
several thous and yards narrow sw'ss EN-.
broidery reduced to close sI.............1c 1c yard
All Ladies 30 and 75c White Shirt Waists
reduced esch
Que lot ladies SOC and Too Co!Ored Shirt
Waists reduced to-. -....... -......s ...3Se each
One case fac quality Bleached Cotton, one
yard wide, reduced ..-~".......... .."-41 1c
One lot ladies' 25c Lisle 1hIead Gloves, in
greys and tans, redu :ed to 16c pair
One let Lade.' Tan Mits reduced fra m 25c
.... loe PAIR
One lot Ladies Black Lace Miis reduced TO
sc pair
One lot MisseS Tan Mits reduced from 2oe
t)........... loc pail
One lot ladies very hne quality faEey
Drop-stitch Hose reduced from 6Oc to Doc
pair HeImsdorf dyei.
One lot Shell Hair Brooches reduced from
26c to...-.. ...''.-''.. DC eicn
Beet qu ility Lancaster and Amoskeag
Apron GiDghsm,....s .....t 90 ysrd
One iot regular 81 20 blue and back Duck
Dress Skirts, with white dots. Special price
9Sc each
Two only Misse' White Pique Dress skirts
reduced fTom'$ { o 49c CSC
One case good strong Palm Leaf Fans
two for 1c
One'smsll lot of Rgur.d and striped White
Grcuni Duck reduced from 123c to...5c yard
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-07-24
Bargains for Men.

Following is list Of some Of the best bar
gsins We have yet offered our men patrons.
All ere greatly reduced and well WORTH
YoUS ATT GNTION. -,
One lo.silk Bosom Shirts, sizes 154 and II
only, reduced from 81. 90 to- o........ .69c each
One lot Mems Colored Neglige Shirts, with
two collars and pair cuffs, reduced from Sec to
36c each
One lot Mems White Pique Shirts reduced
from &c to..... ........-.....-...aoc eacn
One lot Mems White Madras Shirts, size
16la only, reduced from 81 90 o,..69c each
One lot Mems Colored Madras Neglige
Shirts, with pair cuffs, reduced from 75c to
SOC each
One los Mems Fine Nainsook Undershrts
and Drawers, most all sizs, reduced from
6Dc to........... ,...."-ooo 6acn
One small lot Of Manhsttan Colored stf
Bosom Shirts d, be closed ont before cur new
fall line arrives. Sisee 14a, 16, 16lh, IT,
17I: only several of each sizes; reduced from
81 90 to..".,... ................""...Sl.OO esch
One lot Mems Tan Leather Belts reduced
sN>S<
One lot Mems Silk Imperial Neckties re-
dnced from 25c cto.............. .....-.16c each
One iot Mems six Imperial Neckties re.
duced from SOC to-. %. ........ .......-35c each
One lot Wsshab'e String Necksies...3c each
Balance OF stock OF Mems Unblesched Jean
Drawers reduced from 25c to.........1 19c each
All the Mems Fine Lisle-thread Underwear
reduced from $1.O0 to........ ...-...76o each
Oae lot Mems Gray Ba'brigg.n Under
Drawer, sises 80, 80 aud 40 cnly, reduced
from 26c to......... 1oc Seeh
One lot Mems Colored Border Haniker-
chiefe... &C eecn
One lot Mems Good Strong suspenders re-
duced from 19c to..".".."..... ......... lc paw
One lot Mems Lawn and Madras Shield
Bow Ties reduced to..... "...... "......s2 for DC
One lot Madras Washable Imperial Neckties
reduced from 25c to......... ...-......1 .16e each
Several dozen Mems Good Quality Light
Shirts, with collars attached, sises IA and
141b only, reduced from 5Oc and Zoo
TO 25c esoh
One lot Mems Thin Brown Drawer, ell
sizes. To close cut they will be cold at the
low price of..........". -.......2 pairs for Zoc
One lot Mems Good Sweaters reduced from
6Oc to...... '..'''."ooc
One Mans All-wool Green Sweater, size
80, reduced from $500 to................$1.O0 90
Two Mems All-wool Blue Sweaters, sizes 80
and Az, reduced from $3.50 to...... u. 90 each
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-07-24

DIED FROM Hs WoUND.-Ro bert
Lilly, chief of police at Elkins, w. Va,
for shooting whom William Brooks.
coIored, was lynched Monday night.
died last night from his wound. The
negro woman with Brooks also shot
Lilly. Angry citizens are looking for
her, and she will meet similar fate to
that of Brooks II caught. The woman
is believed to be hiding among the
negro railroad construction shanties
south OF Elkins. The negroes are ter
rorizsd Aad are giving Elkins a Woo
berth. Armed citizsns patrolled the
town yesterday in anticipation Of 40
attack by the 500 negroes 10 camp.
Brooks's body hung from tree 10 the
park under an arc light from s O'Clock
Monday night until noon yesterday.
Thousands Of people, Including women
and children, viewed it. The mob
made no attempt at concealment. II
was not at first known that Lilly, after
being shot, himself, had shot the negro
four times.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-07-24

All the 6 7 and Sc Lawns reduced to Sc I'd
One lot 10 and 12lbc Lawns reduced
to Sc yard
All the regular 15c Lawns reduced to
lie yard
All the beautiful 1S: Lawns reduced
to 1876 yard
Cne lot regulsr o and 1910 Percslesr ooe
yard wide, reduced to.... "....|c ysid
All the regul,r 12l2r Light Dress Cling
hams, eouced to..... -.... ......-9c yara
All the 10, Light Dress GDghsms redue-
ed '''''''.' "''''Oo Jai'
Three pieces Figured Chsmbrays reduced
from 10c to..... ..",o 1ec ysro
-Four pi, css very pretty Figured Piques re-
duced fr I'M 15c ...............'...l1c yard
All the aud &c Light CsIicoes now
4lAc yard
All Covert Cloths, not remnants, reduced
from 21ac t>...,...-.-........ .....'-'sSc yaiu
One lot White Checked Muslins rdaced
from 15c to- lie ysrd
One lot White Checked Muslins reduced
t).. ..... '''''.''' ''."4c ya'u
One lot elegant quality White Lawn, nine
piecoe, reduced .........4c yaro
Ono lot PIT k and Blue Chez ked Tea Towel
ing reduced to...-.".... ..."4c ssro
All the best quality Colored Oilcloths, Ia
yards wide, reduced to...."".. ""..11c yard
One pIsce only good quality BED Table
Damssk reduced from SOC to.......39c yard
One lot Ladies Colored Bordored Hand
erchefs...""..."....-. '~'''' Ac eaeh
Four pieces very fac quality Ribbed CO.
vert Clot1, in blue gray and brown reduced
from Ice to.............. ....--.l lZi9c ysro
All the Cbildren's Fine Lace Caps reduced
as follows:
The so, ones now a9e.
The 75c en- IS row 59c.
The 81 00 ones now $50.
The 81 90 ones now $l.)9.
One lot hildren's Bibbsd Tan Hoss redue-
cd from 1Oc ....s.oc pair
One lot Children's Fine Bl,ck Ribbed Hose
with white fe.t, sz,s 8 and S1a only, reduced
from 25c to ......,. ......... oc pair
Ore lot Ladies' Tan DropStitch Hose re-
duced from 12lb to....-.......... .".-....9c pair
Or lot Ltdits 10 and 1910 Hose reduc.
cd to-, s.........oc pair
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-07-24

DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup will cure
a Cough or Cold at onse. Cobquers Croap
Whooping Cough and Meesle Cough without
fail. Best for Bronchitis, Hosrseness, grippe
Pneumonia, Consumption and Lung Alice
tiOns. Gives quick, sure results. Price Zoo
Sold By Richard Gibson and sll druggists.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-07-24
ELY'S
CREAM BALM
COLD IN HEAD
FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS.

AN OLD AND WELL-TRIED REN-
EDY.--Mrs. Winsiow's Soothing Sy-
rup has been used for over fifty years
by millions of mothers for their chill.
dren while teething, with perfect
success. 1t soothes the child, softe S
the gums, allays all pain, cures wind
collie and is the best remedy for d..
arrhea. Is pleasant to the taste. Sold
by druggists in every part of the
world. Twenty-Five cents a bottle.
Its value is incalculable. Be sure
and ask for Mrs. WinslOw's Soothing
Syrup and take no other kind.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-07-24
Hosiery.

LADIES LACE STRIPED AND DROP
sTITUHED, 10, 12lb, % and SOC.
Misses Lace Striped HOSE, 10 to Zoe.
Boys and Misses RIBBED HOSE, very su.
perior 10, 1915 10 25c.
MEMS HALF HOSE, at D, 6E, lO, l2hh
to 25c.
of very superior quality, 12l5c..
Mems Dropstitched. La.e striped and Fan
cy Colored, 12ih to 25e.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-07-24

Friday and Saturday seashore EIcur-
sions via Pennsylvania railroad.
Between Washington and Atlantic City
Cape May, Sea Isle City and Ocean City, n;
j., SO round trip. Tickets on sale for al
trains Fridays and Saturdays. good to rStnrr
until following Tuesday. Delaware kivei
Brlsee Route 10 Atlantic City.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-07-24
Underwear.

Full line MEDIUM and LIGHT WEIGHT
% TO soc. 1o .o,,
to 25c.