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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-26

medans. sun worshipers. Brahmins or 1re'
or fetch worshipers whether from China
Borneo, Fill, Central Africa or Hindustan.
or from the Indian reservations OF Canada.
the usual hour for nrayers finds them sup
plcatlns their deity In behalf OF the king
As the day progressed the crowds around
Buckingham palace augmented and the
cautious wording OF the early bulletin was
much discussed. Soon after . n m.
second bulletin was posted, as follows;
',rhc king passed comfEtoble morning
and his condition SO far Is satisfactory.
"Trcvcs.
"Laklng.,.
This was regarded MS being somewhat
more favorable and the good impression
which It created was enhanced by the ar.
rival Mt the palace shortly afterward OF
the duke and duchess OF Aosta They came
from Dorchester house to lunch with the
royal family The observers dcducCd there
from that unless the kings condition was
fairly satisfactory the queen would not
have entertained the visitors. for she has
been unremittIng In nursing her husband
and has hitherto been constantly at his
bedside.
Two thousand names Of visitors were
registered at the palace yesterday
PHYSICIANS FEAR COMPLICATIONS.
The following statement was made this
afternoon on the highest medical authority.
Until the tubes now draining the cavity
of the abscess have been withdrawn 1t Will
be impossible 60 feel certain that the kug
will pull through. what his physicians
have now to fear Is that pcritonllS or hem
/ orrhagc may supevcpc. Again, Il Is a fact
| that IN abscess due to porityphlitls may
have fatal issue without any warning
symptoms. All the Indications nre otter
maskco until the post mortem. and there
nre many eases on record where the disease
was only discovered after death from al
cxtraueous cause, such as an accident A
any late the kings crave Illness must In
valid him for a long time"
The following bulletin was issued at 6.3t
p. M:
His majesty passed Al fairly comfortable
day, his general strength was well main
tuinod and there are no symptoms causing
special anxiety"
Tho private secretary Of Klns Edward
Sir Francis Knollys, said at 7;15 p. u,
that his majesty continued to improve an
that everything was going on satisfactorily
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-26
INSURANCE ON KINGS LIFE.

Z Amounts to Many Millions Of Dollars,
Personal and by Business Men,
New York, June 2o.Iu the event Of the
death Of King Edward VII the Insurance
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-26

UNOFFICIAL REPORTS INCORRECT.
Earlier unofficial reports had been more
favorable than the official medical pro-
nouncemcnt. They spoke Of the king as
having passed a good night. with peaceful
rest, and the announcement OF his majesty s
restlessness and lack Of sleep are regarded
by the general public as by no means re-
assuring, although court officials profess
satisfaction. The absence Of all mention OF
the patients temperature causes comment,
although probably the statement that up to
the present mo untoward symptoms pre-
scented themselves" Is intended Ia Indicate
thnt there had been no dangerous rise In
temperature.
In medical circles the opinion is expressed
that In the phrase just noted the surgeons
are saying all they possibly can IN Ia'i'
the whole meaning Of the bulletin is con
ccntrated therein, the rest being purely
corrolary thereto.
Throughout the morning the vicinity OF
the palace was invaded by seekers after
Information. curlously cosmopolitan
crowd gathered about the rallings awaiting
the morning bulletin aud directly after 1t
was posted there was great scramble 10
read Its contents.
The prince Of Wales arrived Just a. 'np
bulletin was being issued
Callers continued TO arrive IN great mum
bcrs throughout the morning. Among the
earliest distinguished personages we're Lord
Salisbury. Archduke Francis OK Austria
the duke of Norfolk and the duke OF cam
bridge.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-26
K1NG PASSED BAD NIGnr.


q Private Information from Buekingnam
palace substantially bears out the ofheiai
bulletin issued Mt 1880 except that the
king had rather worse night than was
Indicated therein. His majesty however,
is resting easier and was sleeping AT 1917
O'Clock this morning.
The medical bulletins arc rap'diy posted
about London and the same scenes as were
witnessed yesterday were enacted tou"4'
nv noon long strings Of carriages were
waiting 10 nut down visitors at the main
entrances of the palace. Tomorrow has
been officially appointed a day Of interces'
sion for the king and in every parish church
In the United Kingdom specially interces-
sorry services will be held. Catholics non
Conformists. Jews. salyatiouists and otner
religious bodies are oil arranging speclal
prayers. while in the CAMPS Of the colonial
and other visiting troops. be tasy N0nam'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-12

MASS MEETING IN THE COUNTY
There has been murmuting 10 the
county ever since the recent election
there for the purpose OF fixing the
school levy, and the cit'zsus of Jetfer-
son district held a mass meeti' 8 last
night for the purpose OF registering q
protest against the returns OF the recent
eIection, which show that the school
lew was defeated 10 that district. The
meeting was held at the Hume school
building. Over 800 people signed the
petition TO have the election contested
In the courts. The election was held
on NAV %, and carried 10 the county
by vote OF over 40 10 l. Jefferson
district was the only one ia the county
In which the returns show defeat for
the lew. II the matter is allowed to
stand the public schools in the district
vii be closed practically for the entire
Veer Resolutions we're adopted at the
mass-meetiug deDloring the situation,
and urging that the levy already fixed
nv the trustees be sustained, 80 that
there NAV be schools open ia the dis
trlct the coming year. Other mass
meetings ct other school houses are II
be held.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-12

A DIscRIMINATIoN.-It is said that q
carload of goods for this city over the
Chesapeake srG Ohio Railroad costs
over thirty dollsr5 more 10 freight than
If consigned to Washington. People in
Alexandria have found it cheaper to
allow the cars to 60 on to WASHINGTON
and pay draysge to the steamboat wharf
and freight on the ferry ttssmer than
t. have cars stopped here. Some years
ago many people were enthused over
the fact that @. & o. trains were to
run through this city, but what benefit
they have been to Alexandria remains
to be demonstrated, when the company
refuses to sell local tickets and car
load of freight ls delivered In Washing
ton thirty dollars less than In Alexsr-
dria through the streets OF which city
the road runs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-12
LOCAL RREVITIES.

Mr.. John Gillian and Miss Virgie
Drlscoll, OF this city, were married in
Washington this evening.
The workmen at the Four.mIle run
power house of the electric railway
have had toeir pay increased q cents
per hour.
The Young Mems Sodslity Lyceum
excursion ID Marshall Hall was one Of
the most successful OF The season. the
Lyceum having Melted about $l25.
Henry Dixon has notified the police
that a night or 80 ago Thomss Nc
knight stole a doube-bsrreled gun and
q msckir t)sh cot from his ark at Fort
Washington.
Au excursion party from Charlottes'
vile to Washington passed through
this city over the Chesapeake and OHIO
Railroad between eleven and twelve
o'clC tx today.
The June meeting OF the Woodlawn
Farmers Club is postponed one week,
l. will be held OF Mr.. Z. Z. Msson's
residence on the Dist instead OF the 14th
ss previously announced.
Marriage licenses were Issued 10
Washington yesterday to Keeling II,
Roach aud Catherine B. Cooley, both
of StrasourR; aud to Cyrus H Berry, OF
Bhdgewsler, and Rose E. Mccarthy,
Of tle District OF Columbia.
A gang Of meo who had been al
work at Franco ma for the Washington
Southern Railway Company gut work
Yesterday. They bad deman led $l.25
a day instead of 81 o., the amount they
had been receiving. Other men took
their places this morning.
Mr.. Epbriam Lukens, prominent
lumber merchant OF Philadelphia, and
brother Of Mr. ecu tSey Lukens, o.
loW er Fanisx county, ditd 10 Pnilsdel'
phia yesterday evening alter an Illness
LOT seven weeks. Mr.. Lukens lived witt
his brother 10 the Woodlswn neighbour
hood many years ago.
Th4 strawberry festival a. Odd Fellows
Hal last night for the benefit Of the German
uther-n Cburch wss very successful affair
The tabletux, Liberty" and Pretended
Sick" we're intertsliI 3 ind much appreciated
TheJ willibe repeated tonight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-12

THE NEW DEPoT.-The House COM
mittee on the District OF Columbia
had a meeting this morning, and del.
egation, composed OF Mr.. nj. B. Harlow,
president of the Business Mems League,
and other ctizsns were to appear before
the committee. They were, however,
unable to be on hand. The delegation
was to urge upon the commit the In
portance OF having o local depot In
Washington somewhere on Maryland
avenue, near Seventh street, for the
benefit OF Alexandrisns who patronizs
steam trains and who would be SUBJ
jected to serious inconvenience IL car.
ried to the extreme northern portion Of
Washington, where the new depot is to
be located. The Virginia Senators and
Representatives, however. understand
the situation aud will doubtless lookout
for the interests OF Alexsndriaps.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-12

WoMAN's AUXILIARY.-The regular
monthly meeting OF the Womsn,s Aux
iliary was held 10 Lee Camp Hall Tues
day night. Business ofimportsnce was
transacted, and two new names were
added to the roll,
The committee having the work oil
Memorial Day in charge reported and
were discharged.
Some routine business was also dis
posed of.
A vote of thanks was given those
who so generously donated flowers,
ETC., and cid given In preparing the
flowers, and especially Capt. J. V. Davis
OF the Nsfionsl Cemetery for the beauti-
full emblems for monument and mound
also to Mr.. w. T. Emerson aud all those
who go kindly send the lovely memoir
ia designs but desired we should not
make public mention of their names.
To all the association desires to render
thus publicly hearty thanks.
After the adjournment until October,
refreshments were served from the
dainty decorated table and were much
81 joye as was also the prettily decor
sted Hall.
Jokes and laughter were enjoyed for
an hour or more and the members
then dispersed for the summer vaca
tion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-12

BIDS OPENED. The committee on
streets today met in the Office OF CITY
Eogineer Dunn and opened the bids for
paving with vitriied brick and curbing
King street from Royal to Fayttts. The
bids were IS follows:
Smith & Co.-Paving 1920 per
square yard; curblng $1.15 per lineal
foot.
Patterson s. Co., Baltimore-Paving
g So; curbiDR 20 cts.
Weadou & Co.,-PsYing 1928; curb
ing 80 cents.
Crawford G. Co.. Wsshington-Pav.
Ing 81 33; curbing SIS cts.
Cnvillier & Co.-PAviDg $20S; curb.
ing SO ots.
Lvons & Bro, Washing ton--Psving
81 SO; curbing SLY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-12

River NEws.-The four mssted
schooner Eagles Wing, from Port
lamps, Fla with phosphate rock for
tSe Alexandria Fertilizer and Cnemi'
cal Company, is ashore near the White
House. The schooner was 10 tow OF
the tueboat f. b. McCauley when she
went aground. Lighters have neen
sent from this city and the schooner
will be floste1 within few days time
About 100000 feet OF LUMBER nave
passed up the river during the present
week. Among the arrivals were the
steamer Dennis simmons and the Two
mssted schOoners Alsthis, h. NJ. skin
nsr, Bill Nye and Augusta and Fannie
The Simmons also brought lumber T.
Alexandria dealers.
The tug Minerva has taken the large
covered scow Of the Alexandria Chemi'
cal Company to Occcquau, where II
will load sol 9hur ROCK for the sulphuriC
acid works.
The schooner Mary Ann Shea Is load
ing lumber at d. K. Field & Co.'S whar
for Coles landing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-12

DECREE ENTERED.-Judge Norton
today entered a decree 10 the case of
W. J. Dog.n vs. Rachel McCawley,
confirming TIE report of E. B. Taylor,
commissioner, except on the question
Of lDterelt upon q deed Of tru,t. 10
this reporI be sustained the exceptions
OF w. J. DuRan. Other exceptions were
referred back to Commissioners Taylor
ss there was not suffioiut evidence be-
fore the court to be intelligently passed
upon. The decree directed sale OF
property Ood K. Kemper, ]. L. Gala
ban, and Charles Bsndheim were sp'
pointed commissioners OF sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-12

ATTACKED BY VERTIGO. Mr.. Bro
ders Moore while on the south side oil
King street, between PIT; and st. Assph,
about eleven o'clock this morning. was
seized by vertigo and fell on the pave
meut and his head was cut by comue
10 contact with the bricks. He was
picked up BY passersby sod conveyed
to Mr.. D Il. Appich's conf' ctioOery
across the street. where he received
medical attention and coon recovered.
The attack is supposed to have beer
caused by indigestion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-12

COMMITTEE MEETING The finance
committee met last night and se'ted
with City Collector German for the
pest fscs year.
The committee on light met lsst night
and received several letters from the
contractors for the new gas plant and
from thaconsulting engineer, Mr.. Mel
benny concerning the work being done
for the city. The committee instructed
the Superintendent of Gss to put the
foundations and the buildings at tie
gss works 10 order preparatory to the
arrival Of the new machinery, etc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-12

SEVENTEEN YEAR LoCUsTs are said
to be spreading over everything TO the
west aud northwest Of this city. They
have emerged from the ground by mil
lions and the noise prodCced by them Is
said ID be akin to the whir OF electric
wires when q train is approaching
They, however, are doing no Particular
damage. It is said they live about
forty days, during which time they eal
nothing, and soou die.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-12
Friday is Our
REMNANT DAY

Bat don't look for old goods hero at any
time at any price. We are too active, too
progre sive and too eager to keen our stocks
moving-to keep them fresh, complete, and
up to date, to permit the accumulation Of any
goods in any department.
Friday Of each week We practically dispose
Of all remnants-odds and ends, short lengths,
broken and small lots, incomplete sssort-
ments and the like which may hsve collect
ed during the current week-and in this
way, remnants do not remain long enough to
become old OF undesirable, and We are en-
abled to begin the rev week with stoe k Of
absolutely fresh, crisp, desirable merchAn-
DISC.
Tomorrow the remnant offerings will be
strong and worthy Of thouebtfIl attention,
AND the larger lots purchased espe tally Tor
this occasion will be unusually attract We.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-12

25 pieces White French Organdy,
p inches wide at 25c yard.
500 yards White Persian Lawn, 29c
qualify. at 19c yard.
White Madras Slightly imperfect)'
the 25c quality, for 14c yard.
White Piques, heavy warp welt,
the SOC quality, for 25c yard.
India Linens, 40 inches vide, at s,
10, 124. 10 and 1Sc yard.
Solid Color Organdy Lawns in all
evening shades and blacks. remnants
2 to yards. 1910 value, at &c yard.
White Fans at 5. 10 and 15c.
White Fans. with spangles, 25c.
Silk Ribbons, 81 inches wide, all
silk, at 12lc.
Valenciennes Laces, 200 dozen, at
15c dozen yards.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-12

WEDDING. - Niles Carrie Cstherir Q
REYNOLDS, daughter of Mr.. Joseph Rey-
nolds. living at 1902 King street, and
Mr.. Edward Williams, also OF this city,
we're married al 8 O'Clock last night at
the parsonage Of 81. Mary's Church, by
Rev. Father II. J. Cutler. Miss Mary
Williams, sister Of the groom, was maid
Of honor, and Mr.. @. KaDGle, of Wssh'
ington, was best man. OILY the i'm
mediate relatives OF the two families
were present. The couple will reside
here,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-12

SENT UP FOR VAGRANCY.- Two
Young men--Harrie Robinson and
Harrie DAvis, both strangers here
sbouts-were before the Mayor this
morning charged with trespassing upon
cars Of the Washington Southern Rail-
way. The fnt.named had his case
postponed until tomorrow morning.
Davis was put on trial, when he said
be was from Caroline county, but
could not tell from what portion be
hailed. He was sent to the chain
gang for 20 days.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-12

REFRESHING RAIN. - Between elk
aud seven o'clock yesterday evening
there was refreshing rain which
frightened up veg ton considerably.
The temperature became lower during
the night and this morning fog OBJ
scured nearly everything on the river.
There was considerable dsmpuess 10
the air and Indications point to more
rain. The wind, however, veered to
the south, the heavens cleared end the
temperature rose again. While crops
nereabouts have suffered for want of
rain, there have been coplous showers
south OF this city, and the wheat 10 the
lower river counties OF Virginia and 10
portions of Maryland is said TO be In
good condition.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-12

COAL CONTRACT.-James E. Rose
has been awarded the contract for fur
nishing the Washing IN navy yard with
l 900 tons OF pea coal at Sc So per ton.
This coal wss bought on the open
market, the present contrsc or being
unable to furnish the same, owing to
the strike in the anthracite IegioDF,
and the above firm is the only one IL
Washington now receiving anthracite
@ lal over either the Pennsylvania OF
B & 0. railroads.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-12

For billousness use Chamberlsin's
Stomach & Liver Tablets. They
cleanse the stomach and regulate the
liver and bowels, effecting quick and
permanent cure. For sale by Richard
Gibson, druggist.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-12

ATTEMPTED HOLD-U About half
mast one o'clock tuesday night Mr..
Frank Padsett was sccosted by two
strange men at the intersection OF AL
fred and Cameron streets who stiempt-
ed TO hold hin up. Mr.. Padgett man.
aged to break away from the men ao9
escaped. His assailants are supposed
{ 0 have been tramps.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-12

WEATHER PRoBABILITIEs.- For this sec
ton fair warmer tonight; Friday partly
cloudy probably showers variable winds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-12
LOCAL MATTERS.

Sun rises tomorrow at 4:40 .. m. and sets
1882 y. m. High water at 1:3O a. m. and
1:44 D. N.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-12

CASE DIsNiIssBD.-Bsrney Richards,
who was receI tly sent to Jail uDdsr the
vseraI act, was in the Police Court
this morning 10 a new roll, this time rs
plaintiff, having charged John Green,
oolored, With ssssultiug and knocking
him down. He said yesterday the
captain Of a small sail brat met him
and employed him t. carry some meat
aboard the boat which was mOored at
Rssrdon's wharf. A ter depositinR the
meat he said Green ordered him of the
wharf and subsequently, assaulted him.
Green denied having struck him aud
tae evidence failing to establish the
charge, the accused was dismissed. 1t
seems That Green is an employe OF the
owner Of he wharf and he hes orders
to keep Richards of the pier.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-12

PERSONAL. Mics Berpice Angelo,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank NJ.
Angelo, and Mr.. Joseph Wilmer
Wightman will be married on the 25th
instant. The ceremony will take place
Of the residence OF the parents of the
bride.eleot, 301 north Washington
street.
Prof. f. F. Andrews, for over twenty
years the director of the Corcoran
School OF Art, in Washington, has
ndered bis resignation to the trustees
of that Institution, end 1t has been &C.
copied. Prot. Andrews yest 'rday cele-
brat sd his sixty-seventh birthday end
with bis family will spend the summer
10 EUROPE sfter spending the moth oil
June st "E1gewood," on Seminary
Hill.
Mr.. J. Frederick Peake, OF Brsddock
Heights. will take the degree OF bach
elor of of arts at the commencement
of Randolph Macon College, Wednes;
dsy next.
Gen. Fiiz Lee is visiting his brother,
Capt. Dan M. Lee, 10 Stafford.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-12

A beautiful rainbow appeared in the
eastern sky yesterday evening aft sr the
rain.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-12

PATENTS. -Messrs. Davis & Davis. Of
Washington, report the grant this
week Of the following patents: NJ. d.
Wilcox of Portsmouth. foot strap for
drawers; w. A. Fretwell. Of South
Bost %, manufactured tobacco; Albert
Morris, of Reedsville, fish drying sp-
paratus; NJ. V. Hsmmsck, OF Thalis, de-
sign patents for sidebOard and picture
frame,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-12
Rare Book Section,

Where a choice collection of books lie dis.
niaved. volumes bound In limp leather, half
esIf imported silk, morocco, levant, and vel.
INN; illustrated and decorated by artists OF
renowned ability; works for the collector OF
scarce and outofprint volumes; many one
of-a.kind works that cannot be duplicated
Books In fine bindings snd handsome illus
trstions, with variety Of titles and authors,
in poetry, trsvel, history, fiction, works on art,
the drama, and esssys.
Books In all departne It's Of Literature is
larger than ever Dictionaries and ENJOY
clopsedi.s, Sets OF Standard Authors, Biogts-
ply. All the lesdiDg works Of fiction and a
notable collection OF
Beautiful Books for Children.
Also Bibles and Religious Works, Prayer
and Hymnals Catholic Prayer Books and
Bibles-tho best Of everything In the book
world is here.
Basement.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-12

THE KINDERGARTEN The regular
monthly meeting OF tue Alexandria
Kindergarten Association was held last
evening in Peabody Hall. The fol-
towing officers we're elected: Pres
idept, Mrs. John Lesdbeater; vice pre-
sident, Mr.. K. Kempe'; secretary, Miss
E. G. Mcknight; treasurer. MIR. Robert
s. Jones; press correspondent, Mr..
john w. Herndon. A vets OF thanks
was extended to Mrs. Carter, Miss
Green we'll, Mrs. Barker, Miss Watkins,
Mrs. E. r. stAbler, and Mr.. K. Ogden
for assisting at the annual meeting; also
II Mr.. J. l.. Loose for palms loaned for
that occasion: and to the pres for Its
cooperation and support. A vote OF
thanks wRs also extended to MIRA.
O'Brien. the retiring president, for her
zssl and interest in the work and for
fsithlul and efficient services rendered.
Mice Janet B. Fawcett was reelected
kindergarten. The following amounts
are graf sfully Acknowledged: Mrs. E.
r. Stsbler, Mrs. George Jameson, and
Mrp. Arlington, 81 each; Mr.. We'll, g.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-12
Light Dress Ginghams

We are showing some new and very pretty
Light Dress Ginghsms some very pretty
and stylish stripes for shirt waists,
and dresses, yard. ......Sc, 1Oc, 12tc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-12
White Shirt Waists.

Our line OF Ladies' White Shirt Waists. are
exceptionally pretty and stylish, made Of
very fine and sheer lawn. We have them
st............49c $1.00, $1.25, $3.50 $1.9S
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-12
DRY GOODS.
WoOdWard&LothrOp
10th, lltA and F StS., N. "
Beautiful Books
for Commence
ment Gifts.

1t is becoming more and more customary TO
present books on graduation day. In this
connection we desire TO dIo't particular ai'
tention TO our