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The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1902-05-16

Probably, says the Chicago Tribune.
it will take the rest of China several
thousand years to grow up to Mr.. WI.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1902-05-16
The Romance of the Old River
BY r. Vah SAINT Governor of Minnesoea.

The following interesting article on the
mississippi is reprinted by permission from
ne Saturday Evening Post, of Philadei-
phia- II is not only very Interesting, but
is OF spe cial value because OF the fact that
Gov NSn SAINT, who wrote it, is an old
river oaptain and steamboat owner. The
SATIRE y Evening Post has been devoting
coEsio erable space to western subjects by
Westerr writer's
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1902-05-16
THE NEW Ell DORADO
GOLD FIELDS i'm IDAHO
Rich Finds Reported from Thunder Mountain
o,fie al Reports Sho1u Vast Riches.

, vi OW lavish in her gifts to
!. mankind is old Mother
NJ Earth. Her supply of
CE treasure seems ineNhausti-
BILE. Ere the glittering
stories OF wealth to be
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-13

SETTLED OUT OF COURT.-A young
woman living on Madison street went
20 Mayor Simpson tois morning to
lodge complaint against neign0or
liviog next door to her. II was an
elongs t. I'D story of a neighbor's quarrel
duriDg which the plain tiff alleged enc
had been called q hussy by the de-
fonda, t.. The former was anxious for
a warrant for the apprehension OF her
adversary. The Mayor. whose patience
is ostsn put to severe tests by
this species of litigation, told the COM
Dlsinaut that there was nothing derogs'
tory 10 being called bussy-that the
real mes ming of the word was "a good
housekeeper." He told Lieutenant
Smith to pour oil on the troubled
waters by Interviewing the woman
against whom complaint had been made
and by gertle admon ton prevent any
further friction between her aud hel
| uei9hbor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-13

POLICE COURT ITEMs.-Tbe only
case on the docket OF the Police Court
this morning was that OF q young man
named Hsrrie Roberts, who was
charged with trespsssing upon the
property OF the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Railway Company. He failed to
appear when the case was called sr q
forfeited So collst .rsl which he bad
left.
Chris. Dewitt. who bad fallen down
10 the stree aud cut his head, was car
ried to the station house. He was
committed until be shall have recov'
cred from bis injuries.
One lodger was al the station house
last night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-13

SURVEYING FAYETTE STBEET.-A
number of railroad engineers were yes
tsrdsy engaged In surveying FsyeIts
street. They did not impart their pur'
pose, but It is generally believed that
grades, cot, &c., were being ascertain
cd preparatory to petitioning the city
for tue privilege OF double-tracking
,htt t1oroughfare. 1t is generally be-
lIevsd that the railroad company would
rave the street 10 a modern manner II
ell wed to put down another track.
Some residents OF Fayet'e street are
considering the ACCESSIBILITY OF allowing
the work t, be done. Others, however,
are sverse to the proposition, preierripg
to endure present discomfoIt3 than fly
to others they know not OF. Another
class will give assent provided damages
are paid. Some, however, think toe
street could not be damaged any more
by double track than II has been by
a single one, while an up-to-date road
way and curbiDg would be secured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-13

KINDNESS ILL. lew
DAYS ago a gentleman liVlog In ibis
CITY met man on the street whom be
had known some time ago in another
city and invited him TO bic home, The
guest had met with reverses recently
aud bic Alexandra friend was glad 10
be iu a position to relieve his immed-
isteIueeds. The host provided him with
a suit Of clothes and the man after haV-
ING been entertained went on his way
rejoicing. Tha Alexsndrian subse.
ouently remembered that he had left a
diamond ring 10 one OF the pockets OF
the suit of clothes in which be had ar
rayed his old acquaintance. and pro
ceeded to Washington for the purpose
of fod,ng bin ard recovering the ring
He failed TO fad the object OF hi;
generosity, but sscertained that the
iswel had been pswued for sS5 aud the
2iekst sold to 9 man who had in turn
pawned the ring himself. The owne'
fnslly located it 10 9 pswnoroket''
anon aud aft or having paid more thar
$40 and given q bond of $3.50 regaine'
possession of the ring.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-13

LODGE MEETINGs.-- Alexan dria
Council Junior Order United Amer lean
Mechanics, had 40 "openiug" OF lite hall
last evening. AS previously announ'
ced, Alexandria Council some time
ago leased from the estate OF the late
Joseph Broders the Sspareta Hall
bulldog on King street and retained
for their own use the main auditorium
on the second floor, formerly occupied
by the Alexandria Musical Associs-
ton. The couDcil has remodeled and
refurnished this room and DOw has
probably the bsndsomest lodge room
ia t1is sect on. The hall has been well
arranged 20 meet the requirements OF
tioDs to whom it is purposed t. sub
rett The council held ITS regular
meeting last Digbt and after short
g. ssion the doors we're thrown open for
the public and q delightful evening
was spent by all. Belle Havoc Cum
Gil, M. 81, attended the "openine"
exerctsts il "a body. During the evening
among t Ter things the following were
rendered: Singing, my Country 'Tis
Of Thee; prayer, Geo. L. SmitS; rec'ta-
tioa, Robert Bartlett; instrumental
music, J. l.. Dali; reading, o F. Bag
geu; addresses, Our Order" J. h.
Trimyer, and "Our Flag" F. W..
Alex snder of Washington. A number
of other brief addresses we're bad from
mem oers of the order. Alexandria
C.uncil was Instituted September II,
1890 with a charter membership of
tws,t.-nioe. The Couuoil has pros
pered we'll and has now on It's rolls 800
of our ty's act We ct z rs.
Alxandris L1dge-O Eiks held an
,Dt resting meeting last night. Con-
siderable routine business was teams
sc,ed. severel new members were init
ated and q plumber OF applications Tor
membe ship we're received. a deleRs-
tien OF Washington Elks paid a fra
ternal visit to Alexandria Lodge. Dur
Ing the evening there was a social ses-
sion
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-13

DEATH OF AN ALFXANDRIAN.-Mr.
William Gait, for many years o prom
inent ieweler Of Washington, died in
t1at city yesterday morning. The de-
ceased was II years old, having been
born in this city, November 8, 1879. In
1926, while he was yet an infant In
srms. bis father, James Gait. moved to
Washington, and in 1916 he, with his
brother, established q jewelry business
ia Washington under the finn name OF
M. w. Calf & Co. This business move
was taken upon the death OF their faith
er. who was also q jeweler. Mr.. James
Calf established jewelry business 10
Alexandria in 1902, and thus his son
died upon the centennial anniversary
OF the establishment OF the trade with
which he wes 30 closely associated for
SO many years. The deces'ed was
director In the Norfolk and Washing
ton Steamboat Company since the De-
ginning OF that enterprise and the nsgs
on the steamers OF that line were at
half mast yesterday and today In re-
spec, } his memory. He was identi-
fed with q number OF business enter
prises 10 Washington. Mr.. Cats death
was not due to any organic trouble, nut
to the gradual breaking down OF tae
system const quet upon old age. His
funeral will be held from bis residence
st Ninth street and Grant Palace ct
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon, Rev. Dr
D. J. Stafford, pastor OF 1t Patrick''
Roman Catholic Church, officiating
The funeral will be private and the iD
tsrment will be made at the Congress
aional cemetery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-13

Mr.. TAYLOR For CoNGREss.-Msny
friends OF Mr.. Archibald ID. Taylor, OF
Baltimore. have within the past few
DAYS been urging him ID announce his
candidacy for the democratic nomins-
ton for Congress in the Fourth Mary
land district, and there is said to be q
probability OF his doing 80. Nj. lay
lor is well-known lawyer and Inc
strongest kind Of democrat, and has
served his party as member oil tne
Legislature. By those democratic pol
iticlans seen yesterday Mr.. Taylor 10
regarded as stroug candidate. II Is
urged by his friends that bis standing
and reput alton Ia the community
would attract independent votes and
that he would not aDtagonize any ele-
ment In the party. Mr.. Taylor, 1t Is
said, has not made up his mind whether
to run or net, but is considering the
matt IT. Baltimore Sun.
Mr.. Taylor Is a nttye Of Alexandria
an A. NJ. of the University Of Virgins
and a good fellow generally. His many
friends 10 this city would rejoice to see
him in Congress.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-13

while proceeding up King street. The
animal was not killed outright and II
was given the coup de grace by some
merciful person.
Marriage licenses were Issued In
Washington yesterday to John 0. Gill.
liam and Margaret V. Driscoll. boto Of
Alexsndris; MANAGE B. sheperd and
Ollie G. Mshsnes, both of Boyd's Tav
ern. Albemarle count}; David Studer
and Oslo Petit, both OF Alexandra
Charles E. Woodg,t.e and Lottie Z.
Gorham, both Of Alexandria.
A heavy, black and angry looking cloud
from which lightning emitted, passed ovel
this city LAST night shortly after IL O'Clock
There was no rain, but heavy flaw Of wind
was waited through the streets while the
coud was making its transit.
Mr.R.F. Knox, auctioneer, will offer toi
| sale At 12 O'Clock tomorrow on the promises,
| the Alexandra s cam Bakery, on north La
street. The sale is to be made under deed
| Of trust.
A called meeting Of the Relief Hook and
Ladder Company will DO held tonight at I:3'
O'clock. A full attendance is requested 81
business of importance will be considered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-13

New UNION DEPOT. - First Vice
President John P. Green, OF the Penn.
sylvania Railroad, made q statement
before the House District OF Columbus
comm ttee yesterday morning relative
to the proposed union depot. dis
words we're supplemented by Mr.. Geo.
z. Hamilton, local attorney for the
Baltimore and OHIO Railroad. There
were present also representatives OF
the Board OF Trade, the Business MEMS
Associs ton, and several others asso-
Citations. A hearing will be given them
next Wednesday morning st 10 O'Clock.
Mr.. Green said the increased cost to
the Pennsylvania road, beyond what IL
would cost to erect a new depot on the
Mall, would be So 500 900, aud Mr..
Hamilton said the increased cost to the
Baltimore and Ohio would be about
100000. The increased expense for
main tanning the new terminal station,
as far 80 the Pennsylvania road was
concerned, would be 80 cents per pas
senger car. The present cost per
passenger car at the Pennsylvania
depot on Sixth street was 40 cents.
Under the new arrangement 1t would
be 81. 20 per Car. Both witnesses re-
iterated g denial of the report that the
Baltimore and Ooio road was owned
By the Pennsylvania. Mr.. Green est
mated that the entire cost of the pro-
posed improvements for his road IN
Washington would foot up IS. 600, 600.
Mr.. Green also said that he saw no
objection to the building Of su5-stst!on
near the Long Bridge for the sccomo-
dalton of people working In Washing
ton and living in Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-13

MODELS OF DIsCIPLINH.-lt Is SAID
that tae discipline observed on the
Cuusrd st ,amships is nearer perfection
toan that of any other organization
known. o. one occasion a passenger
on one of the steamers discovered the t
tae vessel was on fire 10 mid-ocesD.
He quickly Informed the first deck
hand ne met, and was sstonished when
the sailor told him the man whose
duty 1t was to look after such coDtin'
pencies would come along in due time
and extinguish the fire. 1t appears
that the corps of street-cleaners In
AIexsndris has been drilled into the
same sort OF commendRble discipline,
and 10 time will have reputation to
rival that OF the Cunard employees,
IS the following incident shows
A policeman upon being relieved this
morning informed the man in charge
OF one OF the city carts that o dead cal
was lying 10 nearby street. The obi
Ger was rather taken absck when be
was informed by the driver that he could
not take orders from q policeman, bu
that the order for the removal OF the
defunct feline must come through the
proper chsnnel-i g., the City Engineer
The deceased grimslkin therefore lay
exposed t. the sun until the required
| formula was enacted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-13
DON'T Start Wrong.

Don't start the summer with lingering
cough or cold. We all know what sum mer
cold" is. It's the hardest kind to cure. Often
it "hangs on" through the entire teisOn,
Take it in hand right now. A few doses Of
One Minute Cough Cure will set you right.
Sure cure for coughs, cold, Group, grip, bIon'
ehitis, all throat and lung troubles. Abso'
lately safe. Acts at once. Children like 1t
"One Minute Cough Cure is the best cough
medicine ever used" says j. W. Bowles
Groyetop, N. II. ~ never found anything
else that acted 90 safely and quickly. Fol
sale by Z. 8. Leadbeater & Sons
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-13

NOCTURNAL DIsoRDERs.-Ihere was
some excitemeet at late hour iss'
night on Patrick street between Penoie,
ton and Wyihe during which seVeral
pistol shot, were heard. There were
also cries Of murder. No one SEEM q
to know this moruiog who were the
pnties to the disorder.
Ga Wednesday night several men en-
gagged 10 80 angry colloquy on Cameron
sreen, between Fairfax and Royal,
which one OF the participants Ia said to
have snapped pistol at one Of the dis
putInls.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-13

DIVORCE GRANTED Judge Norton
in the Corporation Court. has passed
upon the proceedings in the divorce
suit of Lula William against William
Williams. He decided that the COM
plainant, Lula Williams, shall be en-.
Titled to a divorce from bed and board
from William Williams, but that their
infant child shall remain In the custody
OF he fttaer, William Williams. The
complainant, Lula Williams. was
represented By Mr.. Samuel @. Brent
and the defendant, William Williams,
b. NJ essrs. E, B Taylor and Charles
Bepdhelm.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-13

COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES. st.
Mary's Academy, conducted by the
sisters OF the Holy Gross. held its an
pual commencement exercises 10 the
Opera House tits afternoon. An inter-
esting literary and musical programme
In which the scholars participated had
been prepared for the occasion. The
Qradur on gold medal and diploma
we're conferred on Miss Katherine
Florence McKenns, Of Washington.
This was followed by the distribution
~ medals and certificates Of distinction.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-13

CONTRACT AwARDED.-The contract
for paving King street from Royal to
Faye tie with VERIFIED brick and granite
curbing has been awarded to Cuvillier
& Co., they being the lowest bidders,
and the work will be commenced as
soon ss possible and pushed to com
plt tor. The work of coDcreting Oh
King treet from Union to the river
was begun today. The electric rail-
way company has laid improved rails
and tle Southern Railway Company Is
put ing In similar ones on Union street
at King, also an extra track at thai
interss ctiop.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-13
Mems and Boys
furnishings.

Mems Feglige Shirts. We have received
new shipments OF Mems Neglige Shirts The
stock Is now filled up again With new and
pretty patterns The famous Ma haitian
Shirts In white and colored, always the same
Price, each ..~.. oV
Our ore dollar White Madras and Colored
Shirts cannot be excelIed for quality, fit or
style and we do not sell them for lees, becsuss
they are worth 800. ..".Sl "
We offer splendid values in Mems White
Madras and Colored Neglige Shirts. for
onlv 50;
Menu Colored Madras Shirts with two col :
lars ana pair Of cuffs Each. ...... 900
Mems Light and Dark Working shirts,
Choice % and sos
Mems Black sat.eeu Shirts. with collars at.
tached. Esch..... .-....-.. ....,.O 75c and W
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-13

PERsoNAL.-Mr. Edward Hauser,
for the past year employed at the
works OF the O5sge Manufactures
Com pany, foot OF Wolfe street, left las
night for Richlauds, Tszswell county,
where he will erect bsrytes mill.
Miss Bessie Herbert OF Baltimore, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. CORTLAND
Smith, ct her home near Alexan'
dris.
Miss Mildred Lse is the guest of
Mrs. Henry Harrison. of Leesburg.
MIR. E. Ellsworth Horton, OF New
York, was the guest of Mr.. WIN. d.
McCnen yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-13

STILL AGRoUND.-Tbe four'matted
schoooer Esgle's Wing is still hard and
fast aground near the White House.
The tugboat f. V. McCaulley, which
had her in tow, came here this morn
ing with the captain OF the schooner
aboard. The Eagles Wing Ia loaded
With phosphate rock from Port Tampa
Fla, for the Alexandra Fertilizer and
Chemical Company. The steamer T.
j, Tull is taking rock from the
schooner and bringing 1t to w. a
Smoot g. Co.'S wharf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-13

DEATH OF A MINISTER Rev. Rum
say Smithson, of Roanoke, died st
Mansfield, H., yesterday, sged sixty
seven years He was a member of the
Baltimore conference OF the Methodist
Church for thirty years, and Of the gen.
eral conference OF the M. E. Church
South sixteen years ego received
a flattering vote for bishop, He wal
one of the best debsters 10 the Meth
odlst Church and widely known. FIJI
teen or sixteen years ego the deceased
was stationed at the M. E. Church South
10 this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-13

REMAINS INFERRED The remains
OF the late George K. Smith. which
we're PLACID 10 a vault about three
weeks ago, were inferred yesterday a.
ternoon in the Schwab family lot in 81
Paul's burying ground. Rev. 2. p
Phillips oficlated, ADD In his ususl i'm
pre-, sive manner rendered the Episco
pal ritual. The iutsrment, which wal
private, was largely attended by rela
tives, and floral tributes In appropriate
design were placed upon the grave.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-13

SCARCITY OF CABBAGE.-This vege.
table. generally looked upon as a
pleblan dish. is now among cottly
d slicacies, Til time last year country
people we're urging city merchants to
purchase them at 90 cents barre now
Inc city dealers are importuning mold
ers 10 sell them at 81 barrel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-13

OFFICERS ELECTED.-At the regular
meeting OF Alexandria Washington
Lodge OF Mssons held la night the
following officers were elected to serve
for the ensuing year: Worshipful Mas
ter, J. F. Brrell; Senior Warden, Z W
Arnold; Juoior Warden, II. f. Charles
Senior Deacon, W. A. Moore, jr.; Jun
Tor Deacon, L. Rubeb; Secretary, Jas
s. Douglas; Treasurer, Tbomss w
Robinson; Steward. Fred Grillbortzsr
Tiler, W. A. Moore.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-13

MASS MEETING. The Christian Ec-
desvor Socit ties OF Washington ADD
Alexandra of the Methodist Protest
ar t church will hold q macs meeting
at the church OF that denomination In
this city tonight ct 7:45 D. m. Rev,
Hugh l.. Elderdics OF Westminster
MARYLAND, will make sn address.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-13

FARM soLD.-Msi. E. h. Janney
has sold his farm, "Wsverly," contain
ing 900 acres of land near Haymsrket,
Prince William county, to Mr.. N. T.
DpPsull, of New Albany, Ind., for
10000. Msj JanDey will retain POI
session OF the property for a year OF
Two. He has ntt disposed Of his mill
property 10 the same Deighborhood.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-13
BREVITIEs.

The school for little girls conducted
by Miss Ellen W. Herbert at 1l6
north Washington street closed today.
The commencement exercises will be
held Saturday morning.
The train on the electric railway
which left here at 7:l5 yesterday even
log for Washington ran over q dog
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-13

CARS OFF THE TRACK Several cars
OF a north bound Southern Railway
freight train got off the track ct Manss'
sas last night. Word was sent 10 this
city for wrecking train, but later the
request was counternsnded, IS the
cars had been replsced on the track.
Trsffic was delayed short time by the
accident. No one was hurt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-13
Mems Summer
Underwear.

We have most everything in the way Of
Meas Summer Underwear. Mems Good Bal
briggAn Undershirts, long or short sleeve.
Each ............. .......... % SOC and 81 90
Mems Good Bslbriggsn Drawers. Ea b
...... % 0Oc and u w
We make 3 speciality OF Mems Extra Size
Underwear and Shirts. You will find Under
shirts here up to size 90 and Top Shirts up to
size 49,
Mems Extra Thin White Lis,e Undershirts,
long or short sleeves. Each ..... OOc
Mems White Lisle Drawers. extra thin.
Fair....,. sees. ...... '...''.- oVC
Mems Bleached and Unbleached Jean
Drawers, all sizsa Pair, nly...... ...".-... 20
Mems Fine BleIched Jean Drawers, with
string CT knit bottoms. Psir............. ...0Oo
Mems Fine Blesched Jean Drawers, with
elastic seams Pa r. ..... OV;
Mems Very Fine Q Islity Blesctei Jean
Drawers. with elSsic seams servers
make). Pair..... .....- ,... 10
Mems Fine Leather Belts. In tan, gray and
black. Each ........... p, 49, 80, 10, and 81 w
Mems Fne Stocks, In white, plain blue,
plain pink and fancy stripes. Each - * S .0
Mems Wash Ties. Each ~..""...-..' ''';., iO'
Mems Wash Ties. Each. .......... iZt9c
Mems Wash Ties. Each. .:....Zo ;
Mems Fine Black Lace and Dropstltch bs 81
Hose. Pair-..-.. IL - ~ w
Mems Fancy DIopstitch Half Hose.
...... .......................l5 aud %;
Mems Fast Black Hose, with white feet,
| ,.....,,...,,..............l21c and %.
Mems Fine BalbriggAn Half Hose. PAR
.....lZ3 Anu Soc
Mems Fine Black ami Fancy Lace Hos.
Pair .......... .'..OV;
Mems Fine Isle Thread Hose, black and
tan. Pair.......,..... ..,. 10 ahu N'o
Mems Black, Tan, Gray and Fancy hose,
l0c, three pair '..'.'.. -
Arrow Brand Collars, all szes. from ~ 70 70
10. 12Ie each. Dozen.-".-..-.. ......Si 80
Earl and Wilson Collars, oil styles, -
each. Dozen '.:':,...S ~
Ladies', Misses and Boys Low Linen Coi.
lars Each l2lc. DCzen..."-.......:-... ! 20 %
Mems Carriers. Pslr............ 10 ano 59e
Mems and Boys Celluloid Collars. ioI zo'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-13

VIEWED THE LAND.-Tbe commissioners
recently appointed by the County Court n
the n 1tter Of Mrs. 8. P. a. Calvert vs.. the
s Juthern Railway Company me. today,
viewed the Land which the railway company
is seeking to condemn, heard part Of the evil
dencs and adjourned to meet at the county
court house tomorrow to prepare their report.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-13
Lawns, Lawns.

Pretty Lawns. Dainty Lawns, Beautiful
Lawns are the kind We are showing. Our
variety Is very large our prices very small.
and We believe We can suit any one who
wants pretty, cool and inexpensive summer
dress, either In plain shades, stripes, figures,
dots, linep, dotted swisses, woven dots &c.
Yard .,..,.. 5, 10, 12I, Is, Is, 20 and Zoe